Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-14

ThsaSaZettc OF Salurday Coutaius an VI
,1T Council for the propagation OF par
e ., fron, the AID instant, to the f7th'of
October. -. !.
!. admiralty BY the Telegraphe, that the
victory. Lord Nelson, had arrived at
s,ss4sd about eight o'clock IN the morn
The ship 10 which he came home IS
.I.s.d under quarantine, but permission
:, given TO his lordship to come on
a Sore.
Some further accounts from the coasts
i. received yesterday by government,
INCH tend still more,i it is said 10 strength
..,bs belief that the attempt at invasion
in sueesIily be made. Ehe troops cont.
ne embarked on board the feet in the
f4x.L Their number is about twenty
g.. tholsanl admiral Russell being re-
;;0lotsd win two more ships ofthe line,
4 !. saled from Yarmouth Roads, 20 pro.
,,j again 10 the Texel. The Boulogne
n1idran however has returned to the
& Downs, butt, will, 40 doubs, soon again
5 resume its station
Alstter receiyedfrom a respectable Ger.
nsd.hsase,in this city, states, that the e
nv have actually passed the Rhine, and
xlzsd quantity OF English goods.
August "a.
We hive this day to announce the sailing
sf.ht confined aest. This event rests
up,nshe authority ofthe following bulletin.
posted yesterday at Llnyd's
{" AdniraLy 9flce, Aug. 80.
l' " Dispatches from Amral CORVALLIS,
datd,tae 18th instaut, received this morn
iayseoelosc a report from.eapta,n Brace, o.
his majestys's snip Iris, of his having on
the t3tf seen the combined feet OF The en-
my our side of Ferrol harbpr-conslsling
OItwentynins- sail of the line, trigases,
aud three briggs, steering about w. n. w.
aud beng 10 windward captain Brace sup
poses, from the confusion they were IN,
mat they must have come cut Of the narber
hat evening"
August %:
The dispatches brought last FRIDAY By
Nc, Ellsworth, the. messenger, are now
understood to be of the highest importance
They are stated to.consain rot ONLY the
'atlhcation OF the treaty between this COUP
aapd the emperor Alexander but an ac-
count of the demands of Austria Of the
after for assistance, and the determination
o. the court OF Petersburg TO march aeon.
siderable army into the hereditary domini.
oos TO cooperate against France. II is e.
Yen mentioned in private letters that sixty
thousand Russian troops had, oathe soth.
oe commenced their march for Brunn
= he same accouns add sha MS p Sc 4s!.,s
Majesty has declare his uualteraSle resolu-
ION to adhere to his faporite system Of
neutrality, and that Russia and Austria are
NOT without hopes of prevailing upon him
Ultimately to join their confederacy against
nonapsrte. Iu these stare ments we cannot
0dtthink, there is considerable degree of
tSa3geration.. We poe only doubt the &C.
'ual march of Russian srmy : but we can
discover ,.s nothing ia the past conduct cf the
Alng OF Prussia, or in the general fine of
3pas 'cs 10 which he attached to warrant the
yea thar ne Will nor take part with France.
IS, s - aoweFer, ves yprobable, that the ratih-
teton Of the treaty of Russia has been re-.
.s'lssd by government. If Russia be de.
'sFeFned upon carrying into effect wlth,vi-
EoaF and cordially operations against
rance, Il is time she should declare her
Sh IN q decisive tone: b0t whatever may
: s N, ,i conditions of the treaty, tits not at
- likely Bar they viii be- allowed TO trans.
re ensil me meeting of Parliament.
s'oyernment was occupied the whole of
8, /. week and still employed IN taking up
! sal naosFsT Of transports. they are.
fp,Voa0'y intended far tire. conveyance of
{. ss's'an troops to the Mediterranean, or to
:, o'ner point where heir services may
'sqaiFsd and We .Ieara thai RsAslsa