Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09
LONDON, June II.

perS to the 9Th, and the iJutch 10 the lZli'
Some of the former hint at plot to have
been executed at Milan, which, as usual,
is attributed to the English government.
1t is thas mentioned in the Bulletin de
PEurope.
Persons will be very much astoaished
in Italy if they hear reported there the ab-
surd stories which Incidence or malevolence
have been for some days circulating in Pa
ris, upon a pretended conspiracy which
was to burst forth at Milan, and whose
object would have been to change, into
day of mourning, day of the livellest
and purest joy.
Z" If England has sent some spies to
Milan, they have produced as little effect
upon the capital of that kingdom, as in
the capital of the French empire. Dis
credited, dishonored, they have not been
able to succeed in entering into a cores
pondence with any class of citizens. The
moment Of their arrival, the nature OF
their instructions was known before hand ;
their arrest was conducted with as little
eclat as that of the vilest adventurers.
Of the movements, operations, and des-
tination of the different squadrons at sea,
the Moniteur affords no information; it
merely says, in dry brief note upon some
of the English papers. that " in a month
we shall hear where the combined squad.
rons are gone )" we hope the first intelli-
gence We receive will be from lord Nelson,
after having come up with them.
The mission of M. Novozilzow occu-
pies much of the attention of the Paris
Journalists, and an article from Hamburger,
in one of them says,
That Congress for General peace is
to be held at Brussels that Novozilzow
and the Prussian Minister are to mediate
for Great Britain, and that the port of O.
stend is to be opened TO carry on the Di-
plemallc Correspondence with England.
The Paris papers of the 9Th state, that
the Arch Treasurer set off for Milan the
day before, preceded by the Finance Mi.
mister.
The departure of these two grand
functionaries affords US room to believe,
tha, Paris will be much longer deprived of
the presence of its sovereign than was sup
posed.
1t is believed that affairs of Genoa will
keep his majesty much longer in Italy it
is proved besides, that he is expected at
the Camp of Cas,ighone, where he will
remain fortnight, and that he is after
wards to reside FIR some time at Bologne."
The French funds are 81 1-2.
The Falcon sloop arrived yesterday ut
Portsmouth, from off Havre, having re,
ceived some damage in an action with
some French gun briggs. Sixteen of them
came out of Havre in open day The Fall
con, Chfrone, and Spark!er engaged them
for some time; four of them ale said to
have been driven ashore the rest escaped
INTO Fecamp. They came GU: in coDse-
qnence of positive orders to collect to the
eastward.
A letter from Vienna Of the s8th ut.
says, that considerable alarm prevails
there in consequence of the determination
of the court 10 increase the military peace
establishment, & form numerous camps,.&
that the state paper has experienced con-
siderable depreciation from the alarm of
war.
Saturday the court of Kings Bench,
the papers and reports of the naval COM
missioners, and of the select committee of
the house of commons, as if applicable to
LORD viscouns Melville, were deposited in
the hands of the crown officers, preparato-
ry TO their drawing out the Information.
Notwithstanding the assertion of the
Meniteur, the Rochefost squadron return
ed to the West-Indies, were counted in
that harbor only last Wednesday, near the
same number as they returned.
Stocks this day at 10 O'Clock:
8 per cent. red. So 1.8 II.
8 per cent. cons. for op. SO q.
Omnlum IL prem.