Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-02

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% he sale@ e his friendship, bus refuses to
,,,ufaass.sjis . him either as emperor OF
, sIa.,s d king Of Italy. ;..,,.u.,,.
AOloo. .,,d body of Turks has taken
d s'fs' - borders Of Moravia. in which
df: o. - ,ea,ained masters OF the held,
be OLE ,;,S considerable loss, their COM
ai'S ~ officer beiag amongst the killed.
ni.alas thousand French and Dutch
a" .. .ocampsd few miles from AM
F'ss who are held in readiness to
f'las, !, the shortest notice, supposed 20
Sifsn ..;ord 20 embark in the expedition
49,, Esrland. The Duteh troops are
w.. ..r, ;oice at the idea; rot from wish
Wv ...i,t 10 sonqusriug England. but to
!, opportunity of deserving. The
s.;a,hs Tsxel is extremely ill manned,
& = ss ,icidIy disciplined, and badly victual-
! q =. The morning of the nth July ii was
..n,;sD.d puslicly by Mr.. Erskine, in the
4 . ~r Of kings bench, that advices had
- ,,cviyed of lord Nelson's having fau-
:. n With the combined aeet, had captured
',h,.ail of the line, was in pursuit OF the
~, No Official account had reached GO.
r,unsn. of this event.
Talsuaad is said to have died at Milan
4 an ,opoplectic fit.
The British parliamen. was prorogued
i !, commission on tne 18th. The speech
\ j.rv,r.d by the lord Chancsllor on the
or,.ioo mentions that his majesty had
=, yet bees able TO lay before parliament
l,S.ys,ah Of the negotiations in which he
| il engaged with powers on the continent,
gbut that no step would be omitted for pro-
uo,iss such concert as may afford the
bs. prcspecsof restoring general aRd per-
nsn:at tranquility /; or may, if necessary,
furnish the means of repelling with vigor
tho continued eneroschmsnts on the part
Of the French government, which threaten
every day more aud more the liberty and
independence Of all the nations of Eu-
rope.
A letter from Holland states that eonsl-
'dsrable bodies Of troops were marching TO
the Hslder, for the purpose of being en-
baked. The differences between Schim.
m,lpesnick and general Marmon:, had ri
sen'to a great height, in consequence Of an
attempt made by ths former TO check the
oO1ndlsss prousiOn aud extravaganza of
the Preach general.
a report was circulated as the Hague
that Bonapafte had declared war against
sAs Emperor OF Germany; but it obtained
no ersdt.
Free of Stock, July IS, atnoon; Cen.
soils So .2; 0mnium IA.
Alstter from, Paris, dated the cd July,
loa Dutch paper, saws, "The troops on
"s'oast are 10 motion, aud theirnumbcrs
y ss'lnated from $50 to 2oo,o men.
SOi''s than 1000 vessels are lying ready
u the Road and in the Port. The Hotilla
consists OF Praams, being large kind of
vessel having cannon and horses on board,
Of 0unSoass, Piuks, and Chaloops, carry.
iOS % FOUNDER.
= a basonhas been formed IN the port of
!. S5oul0pe, capable ofreceiying one half of
'as armed vessels.
In the port of Vimsreaux, 2 leagues
S w OF BOlosne, lie the Imperial cutters,
@4a other IN armed ships.
-, Inc encampments OF Rouiogne, Es.
,.f p.'' and oshsr places, consists of square
, .00usO barracks, plaissered on the outside,
80. .sgSs0 IN three lines, end divided from
''I W, other by little gardens.
NJ, wee admiral De Winter has bsea ap-
s sv0l e.. Comman der in Chief of the Tesel
A. s'',on' with permission to hsist his
~ ~ DO, BOARD whatever ship he may chuse.
Il ). .1 : niOernia, Admiral Gardiner, arriv-
M,s : Portsmouth on the 9Th. The com.
n. ! gwen up to Admiral CORVALLIS.
from N american ship William and Mary,
sam = nsS York, with -four. arrived on the
I., uay' detained by the Kent pr;;vateer.
,o. .s'l'rs from Lisbon of the ssth June
>1non that the K;oo oG c,>o;,, :; do..