Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-15

n NJ IS IN sapsr Of Moaaay fass'
,r,.a FLEET AT ANTIGUA.
rov.t, arrived here yesterday,
c'sI , rn spoke on the 10th June,
g = ri, ariya.err from Antigua, which
ssp'a sha, there was at that pore, a
aas', FLEET OF FORTY EIGHT sail of
'Iil'p ,,, The nextday, captain L, fell
' "a sigh, sail Of Briash.sesssls steering
,as.aniso.
s, If d lstter from a geatlema,t an
1 sIraaiqas q his brother n fs''aastfasa'.
s8 ST.. PIrRRs, June IS, 1895.
v.a viii no doubs expect some news
{. ~ p..urh and British fleets in. these
= You will be therefore informed
a',dmiral yillensuye is on his .retura to.
u ss, wj,b 90 sail of The line aud some
S Il is confidently reported and,
',,ly believed here, that admiral Mel.
.s s,,h IA sail Of the linz aa4 a-frigates..
{aos 10 pursuit Of him..
8 e,,t,io Mason, arrived at Boston on,
, KIN, from Point Pesre, Guadaloupe,
S m. thai previous TO the sailing of the
MN .S,a.d French and Spanish fleets, from,
- Sace, they pressed On board their
=. =. !, orra. nusaDef OF the officers and
.,n.a Z the priyassers then in port, and
|sa,. ly,n.yl Of the most skiltul and ex-.
Is,spcsd pdae q the lslaad.
=,
i 3, i. bas M s. ttOm ST. Yago De Cuba,
Ina thai ID. II gross>in the neisborhood Of
!, civ. bad nspked aud committed great ex-
E.s.,, o.. g:usleman, Whole plantauon. was
gan.a and d: overieef Murdered, came paG.n.
I, i d. ,sEsl. VIZ have not. Earned to what
s,at Ii. inirr.sioa had reached. bat it is
kya.d to 5. coaid:iable. CN. Tark paS.l
! Though oar last accounts give Us no..
5hipg decisive, yet they represent the most
s,irs measures for the war 10 Europe.
Dfh. Russian treaty less appears than
before, and the .ational concerns seem TO
ksrfsre with any expectations of import
|Gaserfsrence in the great controversy
tween France and Spain. While Russia
as-beeaSbusy in its attempts to force It's
loops INTO che northern parts of Persia,
Teare assured that the resistance has been
worthy Of better days, and that the Persi.
ms DO NOT refuse the last defence of their
louutry- his represented that Turkey is
bore yielding and the Russians encroach.
|nS, bur 20 facts have yet been published
khlsh discover a late violation Of the
Turkish territory. The Russians contem.
bs.s not snly the trade of the Mediterra.
psan, and Of the Black aud Caspian Seas,
pu! have repeatedly examined the waters
pt Aral aud Baikal, and Of few seas do
20 accurate surveys exist. they also look
towards the recovery of their ancient trade
. Chloa, free from the restraints which it
ao' hndsat kaishta. II is e7en said, that
'revoas measures have been concerted,
4lncA have obtained ass frances Of the best
'asess'' 10 accomplishing sneh greaA OBJ
eels' We have nothing 10 cause our SUR
pnss atthe conduct of Russia in European
aasis' In regard to Turkey, predictions
! y tobe Hadethat such country as
- european provinces contain, cannot
' .s eooslnue in its present defeuceless
, !. 0ituated in the most happy manner
! ! sO'nlnsrce, and almost necessary for
\; \. greatest nations Of Europe, the .empta.
w % seize aud possess taen, is almost
-, s''' .l The northern provinces con-
~ qus IN the greatest internal confusion.
~ naslrlans aud Russians discover the
). y Macedonia and the Morea, and
:. i. lmidity of The Porte strength
.' "''enenles. The last accounts I'm
ss o,m gave Iairo to the BSys, SO tina,
,c a,r : no longer under che Ottoman
=. urisss continued wars restore it.
so. ssq''lon OF Syria is not represented
Ir,h;. 0''aa!e, and the new powers OF
contribute 20 the uncertain state
j. n. = these countries. In regard to
- =. Slngdom of Italy, Its limits ap,