Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-31

LIVERPOOL, tor London papers 70 tue TN
of November, inclusive. The follow.
ing are the principal articles they con-
tain 800
LONDON, November 6.
II is stated, that the King of Prussia has
been so offended with the conduct OF
France, respecting Sir George kumbold,
,ha.s h. ha. tv;ermiued TO permit no more
Preach troops to pass into tao Electorate
Of Hanover aad the North par, OF Gtrma.
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November 2.
Parliament Is further prorogucd to the
81 OF January.
The statement of the arrest and close
confinement Of parsonage OF very great
distinction in Spain, which FIRST appeared
in Morning Paper, has given rise TO ma
ny extravsgaut sPeculai'ons, and some have
roae SO far a. TO suppose the exIsteCCe OF
a plan, countenanced by bonaparte, for
setting aside his Catholic Majesty, and es-
4abllshisg council of Regency. formed OF
M Queen, tn prince of peace, and thei'
creatures. We can undertake positively
to assure oar readers tia; no Intelligence
of tnat kind has hsen transmitted TO this
coua,ry from Spain. Accounts, inGsed,
have rsachedseown, stating the arrest Ola
per,unase very" near allied IN blood TO the
lovereign; bus rs they are not confirmed,
me subject is 81 extremely delicate that VIC
iorbear mentioning the naMs.
A letter from a gentleman in high and
respectable situation at Lisbon, states,
=. ,ka, The instruction near Bilboa Was not
the commentary resistance TO any new acts
of oppression on the part OF the Spanish
government, bat the result Of deep laid
Dian to eject ia a revolunonin Spain, 81
lailar ito that of France. An admiral NJ
-, and general C., are reported to
b. rhc nominal chiefs of the revolt OF
the biscayans. twas meditated so long
AFRO as when Lucien Bouaparte was am
ba.sador in SPAN, in 1901, who then pro.
cured for the former the com mand OF the
Acct at Cadiz. The peace witk England
which soon followed that between France
and Spain with Portugal, caused it to be
laid aside until a more convenient season.
The court Of Madrid was we'll aware Of a
conspiracy against IL, supported by Fraace.
This was one Of the principle causes of the
mary peeunary aud political sacrifices it
has made 10 contHee IN its neutrality.
These would not however have prevented
the Baurbons in Spain from sharing the
DESTINY of those in France had no, a i.,ni-
" dispute taken place between the bona.
parties procure. Ihem arespits. /; IS re-
ported that the Spanish government arein
possession OF the whole plan for efectlng
revolution, and charge OF ~vrasty IN
Spain as well IS in Naples and THAT i.aei.n
Baaaparte is Destined 10 the throne OF The
former, and Joseph Bnnapar,c 10 that OF
IN. latter Kingdom. The Spanish conspi-
rators had accredited agents at Paris,
whom the Spanish ambassador there, al.
,n,ra' Grsvina, has demanded to have de.
hyev>d up, but who notwithstanding the
efforts and search OF the frenca police,
have totally disappeared. Among the pa.
pers IN lae:power OF the cour,&ot Madrid,
IS said, 20 be leltter from Talleyrand to
the rebels, telling them, that FOR several
reasons, the Emperor OF the French de.
the recovery of their l,o<rty Ga:il a ceu-
guest OF, " peace with Great .BItain.
In Portugal anu III Spain it is generally b.
lieved that Borapa,te meGitates an over.
throw of all thrones occupied by bourbons
AND TO give them TO has brothers aad other
relatives. IT,. appointments of the mill.
Larry ambassadors, Sournovnille * Lasnrs,
20 The courts of Madrid and Lisbon, IS
thought; net to be unconnacted with this
conspiracy. Copies OF the discovered pa
pess are reported TO have been seat 10 Ma
res, Vienna, and ST. Petersburg"
a French family has just arrived in
town from Bordeaux. From their report
IT appears, that the most ,yrannical and
seXatious arrests have lately taken place in
that city, and likewise a, Nastz. No less
than Ave hundred merchants. aud even