Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-27
ny THIS DAYS MAIL.
BALTIMORE, March "a.
VERY LATE.

D. The arrival OF the Ab-ena, caparin
u'b.on, FROM Liverpool, London and Lii
,,,oool papers have been received al the
81. Of the Federal Gazette--shs FORMER
!, ne 10Th, the latter to the 18th Febfua.
] n inclusive.
The treaties aud documents between G..
p,u,iu. Austria, Russia. Sweden, &c.
babrfore parliament, form alengthy & in.
rr,tlng ltem in the political department;
NJ thsir great prollxity requires more
MA aud time than We shall have for day
] HSo.
Tarkey is convulsed to the very centre,
M probably by The agency of Falteyrand,
4 nd offers an easy prey 10 any invader.-
h, capital it was reported was oace more
bbe made the seat of the Roman pors,6-
4 al chair.
Meme Tskel has been inscribed on the
MACE Of the king Of Naples, and his domi-
Mons are to be thrown into the Nsapohsan
rucIbie.
Prussia has seized upos Hanover, and
prohibited the several pablic faaesionarles,
uldtr the severest penalties, from carrylog
sa aay correspondence win he king OF
Gsa! Britain, or with his English or Ger.
nan ministers. Ii is said tina, this faith
/ 9 ally ha. also acceded TO the reqasicion
dBouaparte for passing a noa-fntercourse
! Nv with Great Britain.
While Bonaparte sends out his naries
lWithlhe view ofbeing captured. ne seems
bent 90 subjugatlng the 6 tyrant OF she
"a" without any other vehicle than his
gDbOats. Preparations for the invasion
7: consequently renewed with vigor at
bagne, aud large bodies of troops are
alecling both there and at Bres,.
lathsSmean time the new administrator
Baths united kingdoms have me into Of
is With every prospect ofa hearty co oPe.
laiup 90 the par. of the nstioa, IN every
3stasure aud sacrifice which may be neces-
3a'y 10 Support them through their present
3aucal silaatiou Mr.. Fox rs said TO be
i peaces bat whether the views ofthe mi.
laer are pacific or@adike We have yee no
aaltasion. but a more favorable counte-
iatsto our commercial pursuits are Cal.
,oaed from the recent change.
ne j'llo1Oing appointments are annoGuce6
IN the Load9n Gazettee:
Aore Sidmou,h, keeper OF the privy
Aa, had the,oa.h administered GO him, aud
pax MS place ct the board.
Sarl MORA, earl Temple, lord Henry
#ay, chancellor aud under treasurer of
c'1slesiy's excheqaer; righshoa, Charles
s'Y, and the rrght hon. Charles +. Fox,
s ss sworn of his mjessy's most hon.
81! counctl, and took their places ar the
Earl Spencer, aud the right hon. Mr..
sGddam, to be two of his maes;y S prin.
&al SECRETARIES of state.
Lord Auckland land in his absence earl
'apie) president of ,he committee of
Vaell, appointed Tor the consideration of
.'srs relating to trade and foreign plan
tlscount Morpeth, right hon. Richard
aaasley Sheridan, were sworn of the
Fisy coancil.
lie right hon. Charles James Fox, one
4 Maj, principal secretaries of state.
Aacs.
zen. Fitzpatrick, secretary Of war.
;, ~ Henry Russell, chief justice of Ben
New Diplomatic missions. T. Gren.
/ ss' to Prussia Adair, Russia-T. Frs.
\ ~, juu. America.
NE London Courier says:
'ae Fox party in the cabinet IS more
ferrous than the Grenyille, aud should a
''rsnce OF opinion occur, as tits scarce.
aosslble that ii should not occur, the
- Arlington party can Incline the scale
s n wsy thew please. The following di.
% viii prove the truth of the asssr.