Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
LONDON, January 10.

Hints are thrown out Ca congress &Ao'
agsneral peace, 20 be assembled inrough
t.. maaianon of Prussia. The emperor
Aiexaadef returned to petersburgh on the
2Iss ultirao, and anoticial statement OF the
reasons wtich indncs his majesty 70 with
dsas his troops from the Austrian domi-
Mons has been pubhshedln the court ga.
ze,.e. There IS yet no authentic lntetii'
gsnce of the Russian and Engisn troops
witch Landed at Naples having re-emoafk-
cd; buS 10 the 81 h bulletin OF the French
army general ST. Cyr Us stated to be on his
marcn "to psnish the queen OF Naples ,
Its probably Bouaparie s intention 20 adu
considerable portlon OF hisSiclllan maJes.
TVS Dominion TO his favorlte kingdom OF
Ltaiy, and we are much afraid, II Will DC
impossible to prevent nun from carrying
this plan into effect
It is confidently reported that conven
ton was sigued by the count Haugwnz and
Tallevrand, which settles In the mean time
the affairs of Hanover, and secures our
troops. This convention contains IN sub
stance that:
The English and Allied troops shall
sresirr behind the Weser;
Thar The recruiting Tor the German lie.
.gioa shall cease;
That no more English troops shall be
sent TO Hanover;
That the armies of prince Louis and
Auerreau shall not advance toe former
enot 70 pass the frontiers OF Holland, Inc
latter not TO pass the Kline.
Prussia engages to obllge the @Engllsh
,roons 70 eyacuate Hanover within given
fine. MOTTO exceed three months IRON the
signlng of the convention. La the mean
time the French garrison aameln IS to be
supplied with provisions.
The project for another convention was
drawn up by the king of Sweden, lord
Cathcart, the Russian general Tolstoy ,aEd
the Prussian general Xalkrensh. The pro-
;ect was more favorable for the allies. II
proposed they should retain their actual
positloes that there should be no ebstruc-
ton to the recruiting and sending rein-
-forcements to the British troops. Major
general Pfuch, was the bearer OF this propo.
sal, bu, he was met-by Haugwitz, and sro't
back TO Berlin.
II is also reported that Prussia IS to cede
no Bare...i. and Anspaeh 10 Bavaria and
il is likewise said east Frieslaad and
Emnden TO Denmark, for which she is to
be ipdemni6ed by receiving parto HAND
yer, namely Luneburgh and Lunenburgh,.
the territories of Bremen, SIC. But she as
TO cede Lubec. Bonaparte 1t Is said, has
declared tina, the Electoral dignity shallbe
conferred on neighboring prince suPpos-
ed 70 be the duke Of Brunswick, others say
thek,ug of Denmark, as duke OF Olden.
Lbutgh.
The electors of Bavaria, Wmtenberg,
sand Baden. have taken possession OF all
the property of the Teutonic and Mates,
Orders in their territories.
The Vienna Gazette on The 25th ultlmo
In the course of several articles states thai
heFrench army upon leaving Austria, will
marchin order to be employed in the ex'
petition against England.
A report has obtained in this city, tha
r.. Maiendle, admiral Vilieneuve's cap
who has been allowed to proceed to
France by way of Holland, with propo
sails for a general exchange of prison
ers, is also the bearer of some proposltl
9ors which may leadto opening CORES
pondence between the two countries ex
planatory of their future views at the pre-.
sent crisis, and so far not untavorable &c
the hopes of those who believe that peace
nav yet be obtained by the sacrifice of a
ht,le punctillo.
The whole of the baggage of his royal
highness the duke of Cambridge, which
was intended to have been embarked for
the continent, arrived yesterday in town
from Harwich.
TGnuary 20.