Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-31

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been ordered to resume Its position, and
that the austrian prisoners, zvho zve,e on
their zOay home haze teers SLAPPED until FIR
Their Drders.D
there is a scheme in these papers fer
! making the selector OF Saxony surrender
that country TO Prussia, and take in return
/ the Prussian part of Poland.
An article, copied from the Presburgh
! Gazette into the Paris papers, says a nu.
neroas Russian army is approaching Prus.
sia.'''
The intelligence that the Elbe is block.
AIDED was received at Hamburg on the 21sl,
whrns as might be expected, It created
( general coussernal,on. The prince OF
Hesse Philipa,hal still continues 10 defend,
IN the bravest manner, the fortress OF
Gaesa. Mozart is neglected 10 induce hirn
to surrender, bu. he positively refuses.
BY the last advices from Vlcnna, the
proceedings against gen. Mack are nearly
terminated. He Is declared insane.
Apulae.
The following extracts from our Ham.
burg correspondents letter, will be found
interesting:
{" Hamburg. April ls.
:" In the Correspsndsntea of this da,e is
inserted an article, at the express request
Of the Prussian minister here, contradict.
ing the report that his Swedish majesty
had received a note from the Prussian
ministry, intima,ng desire on the part OF
their sovereign that he would order his
troops 10 esacuaie the Hanorcriau terrific
res en- this side OF The Ejbc. Notwi,h.
standing this formal contradiction, the best
informed persons h=re continue to assert,
that communication TO the above effect,
has acl ualIy been made. In the mean time
his Swedish majesty has given orders 10
count De Lowenhem TO defend ia the last
his positions in the Lauenburgh. The
| count was joined a tew days ago by rein.
iorcement Of several batIalons from Swe.
dish Pomerania. On the 1O;h instant he
moved his head. quarters from Ra,zeburgh
! to Buchen, which is still nearer the Eibr.
sPriva!e letters from Berlin of the 18th
state, that the troops stationed uncer count
KsIkFeuth, in Prussian Pomerania, are or
| dered TO hold themselves in readiness 10
march at moments notice. =
he Prusslan troops are spreading
| themselves over every par. ct the electorate
of Hanover, On the Other side OF the kibe.
" ithin these few days, party OF them
| took possession Of the cele braed univerrl
sity of Go,,ingeu, where they Immediately
! put seals on the presses belonging to the
different protessorships. ! he names, arms,
and naot,os OF the dilIerent colleges are to :
be changed. In the masriculatIon registers
and diplomas, every thing has been erased
which bears any reference to the house OF
Hanover or the British s,veTeig'o
" Two mails fromLondon being still cue,
and orr merchants beicg uncertain whether
their late purchase 10 England will ever
reach them, many Of tnem have found
the mselves under the necessity OF with.
holding their acceptance of bills drawn
upon 5hem by Their English correspond
entss"
The brig Hiram, D an, arrived at E:rIn.ns
on tSe 2S,t of March from New York. 1
TIE Gel Baum, from Charleaon, for Bremen 1
detained and lent into Plymouth, Ship Grorg 4
Waiting ton, feom Batavia for Salem, detained, I
at Plymouth. The Swed,fh fhip Active, from !
Washington, feta ned a, Plymouth The Pal !
las, Rice, from Hamourgh, for New Yok, de
tanned at Dover.
Falmouth, Ap,l 23.--Arriyed the Edward
from Chareaen, for Hamburg; the Columbus
Hendrickion, and America, from Baltimore
both for Bremen, detained.
:. At 8riaol, the Hope, Campbell, from New
York. st Clyde, Margaret, MilieT, from BOZ
| ton.
Faimoat5, 4zt,4z a6. Arrived, hip Melpo
nene1 Danbeny, from New York, tor Amaef
dam, detained by the Betfey Priyateer.
| Deal, AprH u.s. Arrived, The Gaip Radius,
| Farley. from New York, tor Bremen, detainen