Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-30

himself weak, he will no doubt try this
stratagem for, with all his ambition, he
would willingly give up the iron crown Of
Lombardy to retain the golden diaden OF
France Is must be to him, perlious con-
test. 1t ceprives him III the outset OF all
his external sources of revenue. lie can
no longer spread over, and quarter his ar
mics upon the countries he mas over-rus /;
ana he mas for many aonths past been ex-
FausIlng his own treasury IN naval prtpara-
lions, WRlCh are now useless to hltn- The
enthusiasm OF liberty he has himself ami
hilated IN France ,saad he cannot, therefore,
expect to raise the people IN his CAUSE. All
fear of disturbance in the enjoyment of
their property will be sdissipatsd by the
Proclamations OF Austria; and VIC should
not therefore, be surprised 10 seeshls proud
spirit stoop TO negoclation, as the n,eans OF
indemnity for past, and security tor the To-
ture.
Ia the hope that the Emperor of Russia
may be able to find in the Baltic suhcient
number of transports, of one kind or an.
other, to send a body of troops To England
before the frost sets ID, orders have oeen
given at our ports TO prepare for snelT re.
ception. They would be Instantly Joined
by such troops as we can spare, aud tor
warded on an important exprdiuon.
DovER, Sept. ~.
The American schooner, the Eliza aud
Katy, detained by the boats of the Arladne
| frlgate, as mentioned in former letter,
has came lnto the inner harbour; it is sx-
| Pected, thai not only the cargo, which Is
sugar and coffee bur The vessel will be con-
demned as ensmy's property.
From a Lo'ad0n paper Of September %, re,
ceaved 0y the ship Bath.
II wasreported this moraing, thar ano.
lher power has declared against France
the elector of Hesse Cassrl, whose troops
are to be taken into English pay. If ,ha.
be the fact, it is decisive OF the sentiments
of Prussia, without whose concurrence,
power situated so near ner territories would
not have taken SO decisive sep. Bat we
do not guarantee the truth Of the rumor.
The report of an immediate dissolution
OF parliament was again revived Yesterday;
and it was even stated, that proclama,lop
10 that effect had ether received or was q
bout to receive the royal signature. We
dem. it necessary to notes TINS rumor,
from the general circulation which II OBJ
tanned last night, without Preoumlng 10
vouch for the accuracy of the statement.
Admiral Vileneuve has been recalled TO
Paris. TO have his conduct on the 22d July
investigated by court martial.
The following are said TO be the state 81
destination of the armies which Bonaparte
was TO set INN diately in motlon against
. the combined powers: Ihe grand army is
20 consist of one hundred and fifty thous-
and men: Bonaparte is TO be the comman-
der in chief, and under him Berthier: the
. centre isto be given to Louis Benaparie,
right wing TO Qudnot; and the left to- Mar.
mont. This army is to act In Germany &
! Switzerland. The army of Italy is to con-
sist of 10000 men; Jourdan is TO COM
mand the centre, ST. Cyr the right, and
Massena the leftwing. An army of5O 600
men, under Augereau, is stated to be on
its march as auxliaries to Spain, and to
keep Portugal in subsection. ! ne army of
reserve is 10 consist of sc, 900 men, under
the command of Soult and D'Avoust. The
army of England and Holland is to consist
of SO, 900 men, under the command of Ney
and Benhomn1e.
! Several thousand tons, certainly not less
than $4,000 tons Of transports, have been
held at she disposal Of Russia IN the Medi-.
,terranean, for length of time past.
We understand that Russian squadron
Of six or seven sail of the line, is expected
to loin our feet in the North seas.
Arrived last night, tie ship Live Oak,
Thomas, in 81 days from Bordeaux.
: Sailed in company the brig Tuley tor
New York, and brig George, Paul, of