Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-18
LONDON, April 90.

..aJsd aud obtained his passports. He
A. :. sxnscted at Husum befors the end
- his month, on his way to England.
V The obstruction of the trade of Ham
,,,ab 10 consequence of the measures
lid adopted is most severely felt: Ed
s,h goods have of course greatly advanc-
y oriss and general dissatisfaction
eo i. as,ong every description of PEG.
Pr n. order for blockading the Weser,
/. Elbe. md the other rivers OF Germany
'us -. I oot kooWn at Hamburg until Tuesday
w., i, creatsd the u,aosi CONSERVATION.
A. ooinion prevailed there thar Prussia
ao0ld be compelled by France TO declare
/ .,,qst Denmark, 10 case " the refusal of
.. later 10 shut her Porss against the trade
Il this country.
/, will appear from the declaration
;c..r,ed 10 our paper Of this day, that
! Il. ling Of Sweden, DOT in the least
3 ,,rmed BY the movements OF the Prusslans
v ,-ooD, or the menaces of the Prusian cabi
=, 4, resolved not to, retire from that
~, of the Electorate of HaaeVer on she
rirh. bank of the Elbs.
Dumourier is at present 10 Swedish
Pomeraula.
Private letters from Dublin state, Dwy.
or, the county ofWicklow rebel chief, & his
companions who were shipped off for Bo.a.
nv Bay, rose upon the,cre@ onthe voyage,
and carriedthe vessel into the Braziis."
The mail due on Wednesday, arrived,
chis moroiog. Il has not of Course bto't
such late nsas.as The mail which arrived
Yesterday but trona the following letter
from Vienna, there isliale reason to doubt
j that III; passage through the Frioul into
s. Dalnada, has been granted 10 the French
troops But these troops will Tod it diff
rutloprocure provisions all the ports on
\ both sides The Adriatic having been declar.
edby Russia, N state of blockade.
Vienna, IpriI 9. I
'@Isis asserted, thatyesterdsy there was
signed between the courts of Vienna and
4 Eauce,s convention, in virtue of which.
Toe former comedies to the later a free
passage for ITS troops BY La Poneba add
Trieste, for ] stris, aud Venetian Dalma-
TIA; TOE number OF these troops is various
y stated; some carrying il as high as
$4,000, others to only SO, 600. this last
pOlnris matter of indifference; the pas.
sage being once granted, there probably
would not be any difficulty as TO the num-
Der, Although from the mannerin which
this dsmand>was made uo one doubted OF
Nssutcess, the>news of the conclusion has
nevertheless caused great sensation a.
nsngthe public, and the corps diplomat
que. Russia foresaw this condeseension,
aud 10 consequence, We learn, by private
letters received from Trieste, that toe
commander in chief of the Russian Ace,
le'he Adriahc has given directions to ali
Me divisions under his orders, to blockade
DOT only tina, port, but also all those on The
@o coasss OF that sea, and TO examine
su'ciiy every ship that enters or come!
ea
"io this order is annexed an exact lis
OF every species Of commerce which il
aeckeaed Rrcvisioa, or ammunition of war
ana copy of these instructions is on boare
We ASA. ihe aaniras's ship.
Aaguss itself is situated among TIL
P"ls which will be subjected 30 these. vi
s@o dlsnessingto great part of Italy
2'a particularly to the Hereditary States.
hshould seem as if the renewal of wa
sp0n the Continent were almos, impossibl
y Oe avoided. II is clear, ro,wilhstand
. a belief which Bonaparte processes {,
Ss''a'n' that Austria will cause Casti
h 1'so aad she Mouths of the Cattaro t
~ us'vered up tn him, tha, he snspec,
l. surrender Of them TO Russia TO hav
,, ssa Ne effect of counivance between TIL
S01s's. it's said, thag ia addition +