Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-20
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Ths intelligence received last week from
the contineat, has been more considerable
IN qeautiey than in the Importance, either
: of Any Of che separate particulars or OF thr
whole. We have had Paris papers to the
4thlpstant Papers from Levden, TO the
same dase--Papers from Hamburg. TO the
Sih.
RUSSIA.
From St. Petersburg we learn that the
inland navigation of the Russian empire
has oren opened from the frost, this sea-,
son. much sooner than usual; vessels were
every wnerc passiug aud repasslng as early
as the middle of April. The Russian EN-
bassy 70 Snloa consists, IN all oftwo hln-
deed aud tairty-aine persons, woo travel
IN three divisions, and are TO rendezvous
al lrknisk. Captain Won Krafenstern,
commander of the Russian expedition
round tne world, has been lately honored
with admission in the Russian. order OF St.
Anueas. 4 company has been tnstl,uted
at Cherson to trade on the Black Sea.
Their capital consists of one thousand
shares, each Que thousand rubes. There
is also company for trade on the White
Sea. The Russian government is Pfovid-
ing, with great anxiety, against the intro
duction OF pestilential disease. IN cid
clothes.
SWEDEN.
Our intelligence from Stockholm states
little more than that their majesties and
the crown Prince were gong on an exeur.
sion 10 Schooner; and that the PfusSian
minister Won Tarrach, brother TO the mar
puis I4ucchesini was, with his secretary
of legation, about 10 leave Stockholm.
DENMARK.
From Copenhagen We are INFORMED,
that seven books have been recently intro-
efuced in the kings library --one OF the
neblest In the world--@hIch have on the
MARGINS considerable notes in the hand
writing of the famous Tycho Brake. They
were purchased at%Vienna. The silver OF
the famoas mines of Kongsberg in Nor
way, was supposed have been exhausted
and thew have not for number OF years
been wrought with material advantage.
But nsw:vein Of silver ore has recently
been discovered, which promises TO make
those mines once more valuable pos
session of the crown of Denmark. The
Danish merchants have, of late, gained
considerably by new navigation TO Leg
horn. One ship has brought freight OF
nearly seven thousand rix dollars tor
voyage from Leghorn TO Tonningen,-
Another has got two thousand .guinsas
freight To Lisbon.
PRUSSIA.
The troops encamped between Corbeiiz
and Pietsnjhl performed their field exsr.
cises before his Prussian majesty on the
27th,- the 2sth, and the 29rh of May.
Berlinis, assuredly, the centre OF the ne
quotations between France and the powers
Of the north, for general peace. Il is
not true that marshall Moelltndofif and
the duke of Brunswick nave refused thc
insignia of Bonapar.e's order OF the Lee
9:on of Honor.
AUSTRIAN EMPIRE.
Our letters from, Vienna have informed
us, that the emperor and his ministers view
Bonapar e's movements In Italy with ex-
IRENE jealousy.
One encampmens of sixty FIVE thousand
Austrian troops is about to BE- formed at
Pettan in Syria. Another of forty thou
sand men will be formed near Treviso.-
Grain is exceedingly dear at Vienna. There
is "a promise of an abundant produce OF
fruits in the vineyards and orchards. Not
fewer than one thousand seven hundred &
ninety four persons died at Vienna, IN the,
month of April only.
HOLLAND.
NJ. Schimmelpennick, is now Bonaparte's
Vlceroy in Holland. His first grand acts
are said to have been, TO surrender the
Cape of Good Hope b, formal though Sc
cret cession to Bonaparte, and TO enforce