Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-19

'sS' .ftei I'D. ve sure Eor Wtthou; de,s
from castisiionT in which pon,aa. maya !.
playis given of the French army Nv u.s.
ed, amounting to4s battalions q ,n f.aap'
As squadrons of cavalry, aud arr '''Y'
OF artillery, " Besides this army Van
the article in question, (" We have A. s'ya
on at Genoa, another at Florence J, -n !.
at Naples, and, in short, more ,roo0, % !;
tally than we ever had, independently e 80
corps of Italian troops, who appear an, ;.as
to render themselves worthy of their ,a Us
reign s'
In reading this article it struck u,,,,.
this pompous display Of military st-en.'s s
was made undo. the impression Of su,n s%
on with respect to the designs of Apsr,r ,'
and with a view to convince her ,ba, ,b;'
was the most unreasonable time for he, -
undertake any thing against the Pren,b
power in Italy.
1t would not have been necessary e.,
Bonaparte to have had more troops in I,,I.
than ever he had, for the mere purpose d
coronation parade.
Had he not been suspicious Of AYar;,
be would have avoided pouring SO nam
troops into Italy, in order that he mic,
not give umbrage, or induce the Couuf
Vienna to believe, that he viewedi i. win
suspicion.
July 4.
M. De Novozilzows's mission is COM.
-dered by the Paris Journalists as likely 10
lead to peace between Russia and Frame.
They observe upon it, {" if Russia had ia.
suitable proposals to make, she would 10,
incur the expence of an embassy, because
the character of the Emperor Napoleon /.
now too well known IN Europe, for am one
to hope, to impose upon him by pohacd
illusion or Boosting.
Russia has neither an interest nor thu
means of contenGing with a colossal power
SO we'll established as France and hence
it is permitted to reckon upon an approx.
nation which may be useful to the two
countries" At any rate, the Partisan
Journalists will not admit of the probable.
ty of a Continental war.
@ At Paris, as well rs Vienna" they
say" every thing concurs in assuring US
tina. peace will not be disturbed. The de.
sire manifested by the Emperors Of Ger
many and France to preserve the good 10.
derstandlng that exists between the Two
Cour,s-every thing changes QUE heg' to
certinty.
The result Of this security is the same at
Paris as at Vienna. The funds at bob
places have risen. At Paris they CONTINUE
to rise and the five per cents which wersoa'
at go when the Emperor set off for lfaly.
were on the Esd June at CO." IhsHis@
the Austrian funds was certainly not pro-
duced BY any pacific hopes, but by the d.
termination of the Government to repay az
fixed periods the sums lent BY tie paca
to Austria during The war.
We believe that so far from beng on
good terms with Bonaparte, she has la's9
presented strong remonstrance, and d.
manded an explicit declaration with fssF"
to his views 10 Italy.
The Boston packet, from Boston, af''
ed at Plymouth the day before yesrerd'y'
The captain reports thathe passed thf'uy'
he homeward bound Jamaica fleet, al"sN'
abau, 8 d rs luce, so that their arrivaIn'y
be hourly expected.
Hopes, we are happy to state, are DOW
entertained that the cataract will not eH'
tend to both his majesty's eyes. tbs Ma
icsty, we are reioiced state, Is otheETISs
IL most excellent health.
July S.
Intelligence was this morning rsteVsa
at the Admiralty, by a telegraphic 'a'nmu
nieatiea from Portsmouth, that the D5sr
rec friga,s, with the homeward bound j.
maica fest, passed the portal 10 osl0'I 3.
We can assure our readers, from Wv
most respectable and undoubted author9,
that the Earl of Buckipghamshlrs, Low
Sidmouth, aud Mr.. Vansittart have ~
signed the Offices they held in the aani'u'''
frnf