Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-22

toned Imperial decree, tRe supercargecs
have strong reasons for believing that their
Conduct is not disappfoyed by some Of the
most respectable officers Of the government
OF Hayti. They are cons sious that no In.
justice has been done to the government,
but that en- the contrary they IN many In
stances received Almost shameful tleatment,
and had they complied with the demands
of government, it would have been SUD-
mission to gross lojury, and at the risk Of
rais both to ship aud cargo.
EDWARD .FILGHMAN, Jun.
JOHN ID LEWIS.
Those prinsers who published the.
Imperial decree are requested 70 give a
place liz theif paper TO the above.
A letter from Conssantinople, Jelly 10,
says
g On the cath of June, his Majes'y's
ffigate Juno, anchored in this port, having
on board hisexcellency Charles Arbnthnot,
the British ambassador, his lady, family,
aud suite, consisting of SO persons. has
excelirncy was detained at Corfu week
owing 10 the dlferen, conferences between
the English resi1en, there, and the Russi-
an minister. The garrison OF Corin con-
sists Of ABOUT 1000 smen; general Dan
Rep commands the garrison, aud comma.
dore Greig the aeet, which consists OF 8
sail of the line, and frigases. Great pre-.
parasious gre making to render the public
audteace of tie English ambassador as
grand as possible. ;theEe Is TAO trench
ambassador here at present, OIL y charge
d alIitires. The Porte is extremely active
IN getting the iieets and armies IN q good
state. fhe captain Pashaw has sailed into
the Archipelago, with eight sail Of the lias,
ia 6ne condiion, to collect the annual tfi,
butte. This day Mr. Ross, one of his t5ri.
tannic malesty's messengers, arrived IN this
capital, with dispatches TO the English am
bassador, from his anajesty's resident IN the
,Morea..J. P. MorIer, esq. He cans by
the way of Messeiemgee, Corfu, Janma,
in Albania and Salonca The robbers
are out in great bodies ia Romelia. All
the part Of Malagra, Roadstcae, and ,Saivaa.
even up to the elgat miles of the capital, is
totally invested. The Porte is making e.
very preparation 20 dispense them There
is not the least symptom of the plague in,
this capital, ali being now perfectly heal
thy
The house of Peers met yesterday, pro
forna, when parliament was prorogaed to
The time stated in the late proclamation
The noblenen who attended were, the
lord Chancellor, and lords Harrington and
MudgraVe~ -
General Lord Hutchinson has, in Gen,
eral Orders just Issued, been directed to
act upon the Staff, in case Of invasion, and
his services are 10 be particularly attached
70 the person of his Royal Highnsss the
Prince Of Wales. 80
There are at present 10 the River up
wards IF two hundred shousand,quarters
of toreign wheat; greater quantity than
was ever known; 4ad sales arg IN great
measure a, a stacu, the dealers waiting
anxiously 70 see what the weather will Iurn
out; since, if i, becomes hns, the price Of
wheat will fall still further. CLon. fqp.}
A Continental war appears to be maturing with
strength and rapid,ty. Russia is faid to have
signed the long projected alliance with Great
E5i,aio; and little doubt exited that Auitria
would follow her example, immediately.
dec is alto laid 10 have accepted the confidential
ALLIANCES ia which Great Britain wished,ta en-
gage her. The Government of france appes.ed
70 have abandoned all hapss of prefcsving peace
wiki Rsla, and eveo f?pke Of her in. terms of
particular inf1lt.-- She bad ainof delpaifed Of
either roaxing CT frightening Auaria into a
neutrality. Denmark Il is fad will reSnaih neu-
tral as we'll as P u6I4; though tom fine
hints in the Monitear it would appear, that
the Govern nentot France is jesioas The gold OF
England may ia:1ute even P5uiHa "a bsrou,e her
eucsnr. Rufia is faid to tie aba mafchlng a.
grea, force to the foasheFr frontiers Of Poland,
in order to co. operate with .Aparia. III was by