Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-30

arrival, on Saturday evening last, OF the
ship Neptune. Captain Scot, in 50 days
from London, we have received papers one
day, and Lloyd's list three days later than
those received by the Sally, from London.
From these dates we are enabled to add
q few articles to our former stock OF Euro.
Pean intelligence.
LONDON, August %.
The following article is now circulated
on the continent, as comprehending the
principal complaints alledged by the court
ofFJernaa against the government of France,
w. " The occupation OF Hanover of the
Papal states, and of the kingdom of Ma
pies, as well as the Helretian republic, coz.
trary to the treaties Of Ratisbon and Lune-
vile the incorporation of Piedmont with
the French empire; the invasion of the
German empire by the seizure ct the duke
D'Enghien on the territory of the elector
of Baden; tte seizure of several islands
on the Rhine, which, according to the trea-
~ Of Rasisbon, belonged to the German
empire; the demand, or rather the threat,
to occnpy allthe seaports of Dalmatia, and
the ci.aevaat Venetian states, during the
present war; the demand or menace to &C.
cuPy the capital Of the kingdom Of Naples,
ali It's forts and seapors; the occupation
OF all the seaports of the kingdom of E.tru-
ria; The incorporation OF Parma and Pla-
beEGe with. France, contrary to the secret
articles of the treaty of~Luneville; the I'M
Perlous demands to the courts of Vienna
and Naples to exclude all British and Rus
sian ships from their respective harbors;
the laie imper;ous demand to occupy the
seaports in the island of Sicily; the crea-
lion of anew kingdom in Italy, contrary
10 the secret articles of the treaty ofLune.
vile the incorporation of Genoa with the
French empire contrary to the secret arti.
cles of the treaty of Luuevlle the evasive
snd insolent answer given to the repre-
sentations of count Cob7ntzel, ambassa-
dor from The emperor of Germany and
the insulting language held BY the chief
o! the. French goycsnment to all the re-
presentations of his majesty the emperor
of Germany and Austria" :,
The promised commercial treaty be-.
tween France and Switzerland has been a.
baodoned France obi cted to" most Of the
terms proposed by the Commission of Zu.
rich, as being contrary 70 tine Frenchlaws,
or Injurious to the French trader but, in
FACT, because they were calculated to res
cue Switzerland from the wretchedness in
which 1t is The policy of bonaparte to keep
her III order to reconcile her to the political
change whith await her government
The Swiss, on their part, objected to such
clauses OF the French project IS lpterfered
with their custom houses, and which prohi-
bited The importation of British goods
The consequences are that the trade and
manufactures Of that unfortunate country
are nearly annihila,ed, unable to procure
either the raw articles, or a market for sh4ir
goods.
Yesterday we received some more
French and Dutch papers but none of
them are Of more recent date than these
which had previously reachcd,own. They
speak Of the increased activity of the pre-
peratons in the potts Of Holland for the
invasion of OF En- laad and Of the fixed de-
termination OF Eonaparte TO make the az
tempt, in order to compel US to conclude
a seperate peace determination which
he means TO carry into execution bstore
any arrangements can be formed between
this country and the powers of the Coptl-
nent.
dispatches having been received from
Gibraltar, which mention that the expedi-
ton under the command of sir James Craig,
had gone up the Mediterranean, it was sup.
posed for Malta, under the protection Of
four sail Of the line.
The combined Aeetis stated to have spe-
Gle to the amount of six millions sterling on
board, chiefly in the three rezees and the
galloon.
Marquis CORVALLIS has by this time SUI
perseded MarQIlis WcllesleY In the snnrene