Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-04

guns, capt. Rowley, and sen, ; n,o Oh o. 81
5eP| 9 Niue sail OF the Eas,,lndia Hoa
have arrived safe. The remain5sr Hees
parted with abou. week since ,rS Were
nomently expected. S"u are
'ihe Rochefort squadron returned .,,
port the 1st September; after a sb ,.,s.
cruize. '''oF
The King has been pleased TO apDo;,.
the Duke of York. to be Colonel 81 ~ >,
Isl regt. of foot guards; in the room &C ,h
Duke Of Gloucester deceased. The MI
OF Cambridge (5th son of His Maies,pl,
be Colonel Of the Coldstream reqimen1 n
foot guards in the room of the Duke "
York and TIE Duke Of Kent 9th son l.,
Majesty TO be Field Marshal! OF the f o,'
ces.
Il; IS reported, that the emperor of Ger
many in case of war, now inevitable will
take the field in person: he will be accom-
panied by his brothers the archduke Cbsrls.
and the archduke John, The celebrated
general Mack will also have an important
command. Opposed to these viii be III.
French emperor in person; assistedbv Der.
nadotte, Augeleau, Massena, Sc. but he
will want a Moreau.
The visit of Bonaparte TO the coast was
for the purpose of sending of his troops
towards Germany.
The language Of Germany though rather
inconsistent with nar conduct, is still ~.
cusabIe. She knows the potency Of France
land though she finds war unavoidable,
she is not willing to commence hos,luiss
until she has Russian army at her eb v,
1t IS somewhat remarkable, that the Pa,
ris papers, which few days since, chlm,t
so musicaty on the prospects Of Peace; on
the pacific disposition of the Emperor Of
Germany; and the good understanding
subsIsIing between the two nations, should
all at once change their tone and are now
altogether warlike. Nothing is row heard
but the din Of warlike preparations and the
studied exaggeration of all the accounts
from Germany; as though there were ape.
text wanting for sooae bold stroke which
the emperor Napoleon contemplatss strik.
ing.
Lord Nelson's new appointment is, in
some measure unlimited; he is to act on
mersenciss according to the best O. his
Judgment. lie proceeds first TO Cadz,
then TO the Mediterranean over which MS
command extends. In Certain operations
he is,to have the selection and appointment
Of his favori:e officers.
We stated yesterdaythat orders hadbee
received by the 5th, 42d 43d, sd and
Ssh regiments, and the 4Ih and 6tn lnni9,
kiilen dragons, to prepare for em0Hka"n
FIR foreIga service, similar orders from he
war Office were also received on TUESDAY
last at the head quarters in Canterbury,
from the secretary at war, by the several
aforementioned regiments; kings dragon
guards, 4,h drasoon guards, 5h ION,
18Th, 2lsr, llgh, dragons, 45d sgd and
95,h, TWO brigaSles Of FOO guards. DE-
tachment OF the royal Wagon train, all the
first baltalions of the line, large parry Of
artillery,
The first battalion Of the coIdsmeam,
and the first Battalion Of The third regiment
Of guards, now lying at Deal are ordered
TO hold themselves in readiness Tor embsT'
ka1on. The officers belonging to the Oa''
tadions who were employed on the rscluN'
ing service, are ordered TO join them lmns'
diateiy.
in this enumeration, we find materials
for an expedition upon a very extensive
scale. Combining il with the breaking i?
Of the camps at Bonlogne, we may PEE
sumo thai some great military enterprise
are at hand. The presumption, therefore
is, thar hoariIi;ies viii Immediately con
raence upon the continent In that ever"
tie expedition now preparing IN EbS''00
whatever be It's Immediate cbject, WA oP'rI
rate as a powerful diversion in iaror o 81
oar canten,iaea;aI allies. The invader VIA
become ,he invaded, aud all the boast aoo
rnenace Of the Corsican will only recon- u