Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Sept. Is

The measures about to be adopted In respect
to the capture of B. Ayres, will, We trust, be
such SO to secure to the commercial interests
OF this country every advantage that the Pcs
session of so valuable settlement can afford,
and at the same time to promote the prospe-
rity of the province. We have already ex-
pressed our anxiety for the speedy arrival OF
reinforecments to enable the yictors to retain
possession of the important fruits Of their en-
terprize and their gaIlantry and we are now
happy to find, that a part Of the troops who
have lately embarked are destined for that SER
vice.
The latest accounts freln Naples contains q
decree for the purpose Of restoring Internal
tranquility, which shews more clearly than a
volume OF evidence, the inhaTned and pesurb-
ed state OF that unfortunate country. Seve-
tai parts OF Calabria have been laid waste by
lire and sword: but as these means have not
been found adequate to the END, the mild and
mercitnl Joseph has called in inc aid OF secret
tribunals, to supply the deficiency. He has
established cruel ana sanguinayy nquisitioa,
and the loyaist, who has escaped the fire and
the sword Of the military, is thus reserved to
endure the aggravated horrors OF a mock tri-
al, to be batchered in cold blood.
SEPT. l9. Although it seems the English
are not willing to exclude neutrais from trad
ing 70 Buenos Ayres, yet it is supposed the
duties VIII Ge such as hot TO encourage the I'M
portation OF any other than British goods.
MIR. Sheridan has declined tie honor Of the
Westminster election. Earl Percy will pro-
bably be elected, having the support Of Lord
=, oI
Bets are laid that the negotiation will break
off within fortnight. Stocks, per cents,
65 IA 90 rs; ,omnium l-S 34, IA.
The British goyernne has issued an order
for opening the trade Of Buenos Ayres to the
British merchants, and reinforcemeDts have
been sent out to hold the conquests.
Earl Spencer tran sact=d the foreign business
after Mr. Fox's death
The bishop of Quebec arrived in Londen
on the l4th OF September.
Captain Foster left Cronsfadt the 15.A,
and Copenhagen the 3osh September
Previous 10 his departure from The former
place. he Learns, that no part Of the treaty
which had been signed al Paris, by ri.
D'Oubril was agrseable 70 tbs v,swa # the
Emperor Alexander. or in coniornity 30
his instructions and char such was the 10.
digoa.ion cf ,hr Russian Csur; against this
minister, For having violated the !aish which
he owed to his seve:e;gB, tina! aa order OF
banishn,eas had Immediately followed his
resnrn TO ST.. Petersburg, and vi. D'Ou.
bril- wss as longer &c be found among the
n ,rhA Rsc nk
Siberia ,has the greatest activity prevail
&c, 10 isvyiag and embodying troops that
immanee Camps had been formed that
large bodies were marching towards the
fros,iers; aud that nothing else was talked
of BIZ. war against France, measure
whichappeared to DC very popular amongst
all classes; tina, the Prince Constantine,
brother to the Emperor. was spoken OF as
being highly Ia favor of the war and mad
offered the utmost assistance which he
could lead to the cause.
Captain Foster further advises, that he
day before he lefs Copenhagen, accounts
were received at that place, per mail. that
every hope of peace had finally anished
and that hos,ilities had actually commenc.
ed between Prussia and France that Lord
L.auaerdale had demsnded his passports,
and wa. on the point ofqui ting Parls,'hres
several times, daring the negotiation with
GU. having affected the object of his embas-
sv. bnt that from circumstances which
were NOT knows to the public, though not
effec,ipe the serious business OF the nego-
citation. he still remained at Paris, at the
date of the last aecousts from that city,
On the subject generally Of a renewed con-