Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-14
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~, ssDAY, OCTOBER IA.
49,, Coalition Ggaitss France.

We. a. lSsys the Nezv- York Gazette) Tor
tals ',''' extract of a letter, dated Ii
TIC 80 august l9th--rcceiyed by the Hud-
sou send tits down to the Rock, by boat
80 or the Hudson, to advise you that-the
ID u !, soon Hamburg brings accounts OF Prus-
taan Germany, sweden, andother powers, ha-
SID ssr,ned a coalition against France, and try
slll ssr sae fate of arms once more, This IN
Wiz st;on is brought by The Cd edition OF the
passayEg, Sunday paper OF the l7th Au-
0D5 Perhaps, however, 1t Is a stock-loboing
business.
r....ct Of a letter from Messrs. Thomas and
Adrian Cremer, Rotterdam, dated August
8, 1906
{ 80 taY we have the news of the arrival
.fJor3 i.auserdaie, N France, and peace is
'..ro,e, now as nearly certain. Coffee has
I'LL, !. lined nearly 20 peace prices. ST. Domingo
s s0aes ia Ihss, was ofeFoato day at x stlyers,
s,ocsa coffee, II TO IS, nominal prices OF SUI
a s..yss,,e. brown Havana 10 greats brown Mus
cows Sovsio 5, pepper in oassa.sout -, exchange
81 IA.
rxtract of a letter from a commercial gentle
man N London. aated the lttiaAugNst, re-
eeiyed Der the ship Saefield arrived at Nor
felix.
/. Business of every Kind is dull here, ex-
cent what Is connected with the stocks, and the
dssIers IN cotton. When lord Laudereale en-
barked for France, omnium rose to II SD
per cent. from Z per cent. but 1t has been era
daVIly going down again, and is row about
per cent. premium. When the idea ofa peace
li-a became prevaleat,, cotton was very dull at
seventeen pence haii-penay per 10. some sales
have lately been made q tyentY pence, under
an cyiaiol that a peace viii extend the demand
for manufactured goods, in proportion to the
nestictioa which i is the policy Of FRANCE at
present to impose or ali British manufacturers.
Tcbaeco neS iaIcn about len per cent, IN
consequence Of the appearance CT peace. As
to -four, nc great change has vet happened
but if the harvest is as productive IS It IS eS-
peotcs,, that agticls viii possibly fall consider
ably.
" We are without any intelligence from
Lord Lauderlale since ne reac' 81 Paris, assd
the opinion for peace and war seem nearly e
quail"
Extract Of a letter from a gentlemen in the
county of Rapide, Orleans territory, to lis
Slelisi in Philadelphia.
Repi.1s, on Red ,iver, Eu,
g2tSt rs, 1906.
Sir,
The eoveTnogs oF the territory passed
tbs place On Friday last, GA his was al
Na,chitocaes, where, uothiag bat t;u' wesk
Dss. has prevented a. from a,taykirg rs
Spauiards who are said 10 besrecsing work
hear ihe Adais. The evil Effects of oar
pessasrslsxed administration are now felt,
a,he miii,la 10 ire ,shbafnooi OF Ihs
probable seat OF warfare is aoargsaized:
uarrovided with ms, ana froa 1ile total
neglect OF Shcm end Sheir iats es1s sirce she
American gessrnmens seoS preseason OF
'aas County,, arc supposed 10 6e tia ieasl
attached to il of all she people OF louisa:
Ga. Sach Ct usas had so idea Chat hos'ri-
.ass nigh. take place. now begin 30 chanGe
esf opinion, as W. kn7w ;he governor Eond
q imitaslng the re gniag power>) will ra-
@es oegocls;e than Gshy, AiaNoagh We
ousasin conscience soasepnors she greand
We have taken in order act 70 be lsughed
,saitsr the clustering, and threatening, vet
would venture 10 assert we shall giss up
Tue poiatia dssease for ,he momeas, i the
governor eau pyeqaii on The conmand'Hs
oaser at Na.sEtoches to follow his advice
htasr ,seu persist on onT attempt 20 con-
Pei the Saaplards 10 fall back to where they
we're dsisea by our troops in February last.
The governor has been long desrous OF
shelving his talents fer aegociatioo, and tor
MAJ purpose has wished Tor rue appoint
nens of consul general AZ Asglers (not Tor
ae purpose OF iofmins srragtio 80 the
wicked boys who frequent goseramsns'