Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-23
NEW.YoRK, April 10,
ARRIVED.

Mareh IN company vita the ship Joaa
Smith, Hammer, of AAlsena, for Hans
barsh; schooner Betseg, Smith, flor PHI
ladslphia; ship Belvihs, Peck, for New
York: schooner Raaaah, Boars!mas, of
Newburyport for Susinaea. left there,
sIoo, Dana, Lewis, Of salaxandria, un.
eertaia when to sail bfiga9Aagels Saith,
of PhdRdssphia'; scheoaer Iea5ellas isisss,
Of Boston, nacer,ail; Good lnisns,s dsasts
we'll. ia 20 days for Balsimere .Adela,
Orion, for New York the 24fa ssiarsh. ], s In
IL days after sailing from aEaycnna, lKkde
soundings in / Z .fashotns water iaaaaal s6,
y. anil then experisac9Fv ers~ yiefeae gales
from the n. w. anu Wins yv..awhirh blew
Us of tia coast. Ii lasitudes IS, s. siaa-
g;tusle rs. IS, spelg sghd5i3snsr S es Ftewef,
81 Wllm!ngtoo, Del. IL DAYS stffoia sss5ftp
Rico for Pi,iladel2niae Capsata Aborn ar,
r,vedas Cayenne gu Tue 5tsi JANUARY, at
which ,ms all peairal vss 81 'oS snlbar..
coed, which continued ahhlyhef9ta March,
in expsc.atiaa of Tie arrival Of 4 Division
Of lac Rbcaefort slaadFou, wasish Ia cap,
tursd and sent into Cayenne in January the
following British ships, siz. Robert, Byasel
Hero aud Flora. being part of 4 convoy
bound TO the West ladies'. The L'Oiseau
a Preach Schooner arrived assCayenns on
the slh of March, in 81 days from 6or-
,deau1, aud .bropghs the news Of lhs pcacq
with France and Austria. apa tina; a geae4
raj peace was shortly eypsc,ed. IN ,coase,
sueacr Of l,waieh argraad5 feast was, glgen
by thg governor Of Cageaae on aae ,2Oil of
March, aud celebraGed blythe 6riag Of scaa-
non, sxc. duriag winch. tiInsicaptala A.swas
Insight of the towa. TheHemperors sent
out by the above schooner TIE CROSS, called
the Great EAGLE 70 Victor Hughes, ge-
vernon, which creates hial a'msmber of tbs
legion of bonor. In consequence ct aths
.loag duration OF the enbargo at Cayenne,
greatsacrIfces have unavoida5ly been made
upon the sale of A merica1 cargoes, ADD
payments takeu 10 colonial produce alta high
rate, with an augmentation OF duties GA
cotton of 80 livres. per cwt. cocoa Is do.
cofes % do, roeea % do, and one per cent.
ad vsloren on all the above articles.
Blythe arrival Of ehe brig Hope, from
Surfiuan, we learn the brig Phoebe of and
from New York for 'pemerara, haviag, fal.
len 70 ,h- woodward Of Point Bran, and
the captain being ignoraot ofhis .ituaslon
the mate aud Two seamea were sent on
shore TO learn the name OF the couG{ry..
having obtained their object, they were
pnabls. 10 6nd thesbgig. iihsy al length
reformed 10 the shore add were taken by
some English soldiers, carried TO Surriaaul,
and exam,urd before the commandment,
and set al liberty. They went on board
the ship Thames Of Norwicn, where they
RETAINED, uasil they procured a passage fos
Demsrars. These facts were received
on the 7th of March fron the. mate OF the.
Thames.
From a Du5ks paper oftas e2a Of Fsb.
rQqfy, recsioe9 at Neav Tore BY tie snip,
Susan.
DuRLtN, February %.
In cen.eanence ola dispute between the
Prince OF Peace and the Spanish nobility,
ahe former has Invited .hs interference OF
the Freach government, and a body of
French troops are actually marching TO,
wards Spain.
The affairs of the coa'inent are now on.
" ia,errupssd By the expeditions against
Spain and Naples, and the quarrels be-
tweenihe new made kings about their new
ly acquired possessions. The fate OF Ma
PIES may be considered, as positively hxed.
Itis reported in London taat the freach
gen. ST. Cyr has defeated the NeaPolitan
army. THIS is. highly probable.
Il reported a, Vienna that gen. ATack
has been condemned TO imprisonment for
10 Years.
The Prsnchtroops are marching 70 3ou-
lQgqe, asd are 10 Assume the nanie>oi the
Graad gnsadins army Of Esslaal.