Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-05

n,ssts and properly OF a'as,ehe A il'4
"u' b.eo driven b, storm under the bat
. aa If the Neapolisan coast, and taken
q oosession Of BY the French.
- snaday the 18th Of February, primes
.nb attended mass, which was esleerat
J,I ~ cardinal RoEo. On this OCCASION ne
|s,ook the opportunity OF presenting Saia'
4 Tanpa,ius syith diamond necklace.
4 The French army found IN the arseaa
more than 800 pieces Of cannon, and sbcu'
Zoo 900 lbs. OF gua,powder.
81 The French army is aarching rapidly &c
|Colsbria.
BIO confines. =,
The emperor Alexander hasassenblete
q considerable par, Of Rassian.army, Of
q s6 900 men at Warsaw; and she Porte,
takipg tho alarm, had made extraordinary
Efforts 10 reduce the insurgeatProyinces &c
S,snbiecsion.
n We fad tina. the French army uadar Sc,
neral Augereau, has made.ap irfuption into
&Hessia. and has likewise sscapied the
prussian towns of Lippstadt, in'Wcstpha'
Ia and DethmoId, in the neighborhood oi
psderbora; and rspor, states that Eiesssa
lis 10 be revolutionised, ahd'to assume is
old title of The kingdom of tho Cart,
sThe army of Letevre:s advancing TO cover
Idle movements Of Augereaa aud maintain
Ahls communication with the grand French
army, which continues along the Black 70.
*rests
81 The continent is agits:ed by these and
several other military movements, aud
ksome Spectators have predicted var be.
Afween France and Prussia; but we have
kinsersed proclamation of marshal Berna.
tlotte, TO the people of Anspach, dated the
9th inst. announcing treaty between
Slhose two powers, by which Prussia has
Sagreed to cede Anspach TO the king of ba-
Syaria and stipulating that the French
should take possession OF that territory, a;
1.-THE same time that Prussia should occupy
Hanover. Other plans of partition, and
territorial distribution, are evidently In
their progress; and armies must be KEEP,
On foot for the purpose of military occuPa'
ftions, and carrying these new arrange
sments ,ats effect. This may account fel
:fhe present wariike appearances, without
sthe superstition Of medltated hostility be
tween Prussia and France,
The archduke Charles, who was already
minister at war, aud possessed all the in
snosnes and patronage in the mititarytde
Partmens, is appointed seneralissimo Of
b.he whole Austrian army. a charge con6d
led to no other since the death OF prince
kEugens.
q The repor, tina. Prussia intended to gar.
Xfisen Hamburger, Bremen. end Lubec, ha:
been officially con,radicted.
u The French and German papers contain
several vague reports ,ef a negotiation fol-
peace between England and France, to be
opened at Berlin but NO credit is assash.
Sed to them.
y Co1ntWoTonsewa rriredin town yester.
day. He is said TO be the bearer of im.
sportaa. dispatches from the emperor Alex.
lander.
March, i2.
The Paris papers of the 4sh give an &C.
reans Of the opening fine session Of the
Feg'sia,ivs body, with the speech delivered
on that occasion By Bonaparte.
The session was opened with great
epomp. The emperor began his speech
by observing. tha, since their lar r,ss,;r ;,
the greater part of Europe had bear unite i
with England, 3buttaat his armies had no.
ceased 10 conquer, until he had ordered
tAemt TIC combat nc more. Hr then alluded
Eto the advantages obtained by his allies
declared tina, the house Of Naples had tor
er-forfsited the crown of tia, country :
stated, that Russia is indebted foe the re .
turn of the wreck other armies 70 ,he9ea-
pltna;ion which he had granted boasted
OF his moderation towards Austria /; chiefly
TO The internal situation Of France, he az