Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-23
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW YORK, May 90.

r;can' left Ans.erdarn on the goth Of A
oriI az which lia,e Z sail of the line, OH
eztvs, s bGgs ard Q sloops were in dt
Tssel ready for SEA, but wshou: sToopscs
board.
We learn, verbally. tha. q courier from /
Pans arrived a, the Hague the latter end |
Of March win dispatches, the ohlect d
yh,ch was said 80 be 10 offer to TIC repub,
i,r eitncr 70 incgr 9oyaie itself with Ii:
yrsn,h empire as an additional deFsr,meol|
or 70 accepg French prince az he hr2dd
;,s government. Their high n1ightyar5aa|
The STATES general were IA coh:tqaeoe.|
specially convoked ca Tie I'd Ct hPnl, n
TAKE ,be subject under consideration. lEI
r-snl1 Vas nc, kaown on The 18Th; bu.tht
general opinion was t!ias French princ'|
wuuld eventually be accepted IN the person
Of Lous Bonsp4r:e.
Our Du,ch Pspers by the True Amtf'ta'
are altnge,her wi houe interest. W. mere
~ learn from them 1ha, the klng OF Naples
WIS preparing to axe refuge IN Malta
that Hanover bad become a Pruss'an pro
vince; and that William V. prince OF q
range, son of the late stadtho!dsr, died Al
Brunswick ON the s'h April.
The British packet Lord Hobart lei;
Falmouth Oh thelllh of April. Her --latest
London paper is of the 9Th, two cay
ia,er thar our previous aavices, aud con-
;ain5 the following interesting articles
London, 4briI s.
On Saturday sc announced thar sx EN-.
barge he'd been that day ordered on all
PrusaIan vessels IN rhe ports Of this coun'
'T!. I he Intelligence, when it first trans
pred Ia the Guy, caused 10 little .urpriae,
aud the general question was---Hfhat caa
nave occasoneo This? tvss soon made
public, lha. Prussia, after accepting Han
over, had agreed with France 10 assist IN
excluding onr commerce lrou The coR!l
ncns. r.os only al the ports of Prussia
re shut against US, but al which Prussia
a@d france can influence and control, such
as 6ttmcu &c. We undel stand hatHsw'
bl' gu IS already occupied by the srusSl
ans.
Ga Sunday the 30th ulsimo, about four
o'cIock in Vie Afternoon. a euddcn and pc.
r"mPtofy order was Communicated from he
British vice consul desiring them 10 qdI!
that place IN twenty-four hours, and th:
tIbe w;thou. delay. This intimatiou ws'
gwen Ia consequence of an official notlc:
by the Pfussiau consul, declaring that all
he ports OK the Pru5sian dominious, aud
all other ports n the north Of Europe,
where his Frossian majesty possesses any
controu!, were 20 be shut against Brush
vessels aud British manufactures.
Tie CONSERVATION occasionsd at Ham
bn: 81 by the resolution come TO by Prus'
s'a was very great. The boo1a which uscd
every nigh 10 b. shut was on this occasion
i2ts open. Some ships sailed with ballast
oo!y, one wi,hare ballast; some with al
,ae cafgoes they bad carried out, Others
hall ohiaden. So pressing was the order
thai sae officer Of his majes:y's sloop spy
"a'cia, ~ company with q brig cutter had
Gonc Up the A'lbe as tar ss S,adt, 20 prottcS
the shipping coming down. declared that
any vessel eis behind, later than the given
line, he must buru.
4e''efday eight vessels arrived in the ri.
seq 'rom Hao,burgh. They form part Of
a hee' OF "a British vessels which wera
'y.ng at faFnburgh- The greater part OF
"n'cn have since arrived, according 20 OF
pest letters Of this Cay.
Aooat fortnight ago 1000 Prussia
foops' with alarse train Of heavy artillery,
passed down the Elbe for Stads and Cusha'
ven. on Mondaylast the masters OF some
o. me 6Fi''sh vessels landed a. CuxhsVcr'
"HeFe the Prussiaus are employed in 7al'