Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-05

Inv though number OF families have al
! ready left it, from the apprehension Of the
fever breaking out again.
Paris, 1une 30. It is asserted thst
Prince Louis will have the command of a
considerable body of reserve; his head
quarters to be at ST. Armand. The army
on the coast is at present sub-divided into
three corps, denoninated aftsr their; stati-
ons. The astronomer Lalande has pub
lished in our Journals some observations on
the preparations made on our coast, in
which he states the number,of vessels at
Soulogne at upwards oftwo thousand, and
that OF the army at one hundred and fifty
or two hundred thousand men.
Florence, fune IA. Tuscany. as we'll
as Lucca, are to be united with the pew
kingdom Of Italy. Bonapar.e intends 10
make many other changes il Iss To ia
clitate the changes, the repfflail 4 of Lucca
has appledto Bonaparte for ael .Sw consti-
tuition, and requested the honor of being
governed by member of his family. Ma.
ny more political changes are speedily ex-
pected TO take place in other parts of Italy.
bonaparte has undertaken TO paw all the
pensions due to the officers aad household
OF the late duke OF Parma, amounting 70 a.
boat 100000 iivrcs per month. The pay
OF the French garrison at Leghorn has been
diminished ~ 10000 livrrs per month.
Bonaparse promises that the subsidy for
the maintenance of these troops shall be
discontinued, as soon as England ackrow.
lodges the kingdom of Etruria. Between
the Eauuran and French governments an
exchange of territory is aboutto take place.
Eutruria is to cede to France the district
of Orbitello, and part of the valley OF
Cecina, bordering on the Duchy Of Ufbl-
ma, receiving IN exchange the republic of
Lucca, with the Dutchies of Massa and |
Carrara.
Leydsn, July 1s..-.Among the foreign
news the following is deserving of no.
tice:
AT Constantanople, the hopes of the
English to conclude triple alliance be-
tween Great Britain, Russia and the Porte,
are disappointed, the Russian ambassador
having declared to the Turkish secretary
ofstate, as we are informed, that the Rus
sian monarch was disposed to cooperate
for peace; but not TO enter into On offensive |
and defensive alliance.
The Russian chamberlain and minis
ter of justice, Count Novosltzof, who is
known to be charged with negotiation, is
not only already arrived at Berlin, and
tina, sooner than was expected, but also the
British envoy at Berlin, NJ. Jackson who
had been three weeks at Dresden,s return
ed to Berlin In haste, and has already had
a conference with the Russian negocia-
TOY,
June 10.
We have received the Paris Journals, to
the 4th instant, and Dutch papers to the
9Th. BY the former we find that the pre-
parations for the invasion Of Psis country
are continued with increas,,N, activity,
troops to the amount Of between! Gfteen &
twenty thousand are now in motion along
the coast; and the fotlla at Boulogne coy
slsts of notless than 1000 vessels. Bona.
Par'e having received the homage of his
Italian slaves, is on his return 70 France
he comes by the Rhine and is shortly ex-
Pected shortly On the coast, where he is
70 be met by the minister Of war. In Hoi-
lend too,'he preparations appear to be very
active, General Marmont Is now at the
iielder, inspecting the military, and admi-
raj Winter, is appointed commander in
ealet OF The feet, to BIZ employed in the
expedition. On the who'll we deem il
highly probablc that the attempt at inva-
sion will not be, much longer delayed .
but come the enemy when they may, they
viii fad us prepaid to meet them deter
mined 10 stand or fall with he Liberties and
independence Of our untrv. According
to letters from Frankfort, the French
froons 6ohtirna tc M.rcb Fy1 =, Eyanr,,a-