Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-13

Mr.. Monroe 10 the american government.
The Russian ambassador, M. D'Oubril,
was only IA days 10 completing his pacific
negotiations with the FreOcn government;
aswhicn lord Yarmouth was said TO be con-
stansiy present. The treaty was sgasd by
the emperor Napeseon In s hours alter ,ils
completion WIN she minister.
The new constitution for Germany, has
been completed. lis federal,vs system is
TO consist of two colieg es, that of Kings
and thasof Princes who are 10 be suppl.
ed by the emperor OF France thsy are TO
assemble at Frankfort, ron The 1st Sspsem.
Der, a.swhich NAaoleoais 10 be prescott in
person, The members OF The federation
are ten in uumbgr, zig Bavaria, WlFlem-
berg, Baden, Nassau, Ysembourg. Ho-i
henzoleFn, lAfemberg,, .5a!n and i.eydsa..
In case OF an attack, IS me federation spgag
es to furnish France with 5000 men aud
France 10000 to the Ielsyetiou. As q
,raeasose OF caution aud safety, the Erznch
troops viii remain ia Germany ua,il the
new system is ,earrisd iato etisct, st'
Captain Stevens, arrived al Boston on
Saturday, last, from ST. StbassSans (Brazi.e
coast iefaFms, that aseounss had been r.
ceived P,eytous 10 his sailing, thar sir
HomF P9phaWhad arrived off Mon,eyid9,
aud seEJia, 4 aag demanding jESs surfspdtr
OF lha. ntaes5i3 lhe lssue was po k 1ap9gs
when he came away. Eiyl@,5 .,-.,p,t.,.s 4
SlaF ~ sS]2 oG ~ 7oG sc, y, il.t 49,
,iittegn raqG unaofShs iesssf fhe,b l,eqp-s
9lA aifard If ;Nsnt XoFk. re ~
.Siiiea fro NIX :ttexdaar,onltEeA 9Th ot.lAua.
gust, sSatl IL a1aet,lo al 8 2. ". THE Kiln.
l5;nqpat 4. u. gsb ,Saslst wayiaed bsa,
down 10 cFapaav 9W.Eksk tuefaisai. 81 8
~. ~ cane 10 e fselanr snys, and lay
fwird hsaa9 ,nntay she. 8.f, wben al half
past l4.o'cioek4 get oade,w8y with lfga
al6ii.osn the, tta, It ard & pasrlo scesjl $780,
of iCoihs az nong, the wiaaifcanb.st Wrist, 4
ancftonliGGed tfasy. shes Iq.sar2ef anil ta9ti'
fi3ia. " nta- s,gs:t tAtszr atit&lnsup frbfftS
eastward In Am rpnk o1; DADS sFuFts
tgom Paul S'pla toes heaartf y Il 4
jlcagaes. 2i8fh, .o3Esshe v,ad AGAIN :, -.
lwt,cyi. eannnurl varying sI9;.' s. W. II
~. " ARtti ,a& e+Sb, 1Ehe1@e eSpeT;eDc~d
heavy s4ies yhtan COST oBe}; @m@hlhs 27sh
-As9,rn ID. sass wiei .ys&q5d y 4As-s
L. stha b!sg b-,as Esasal nna@r a baiancse,
erErd q,alasais. i4reAait close reefedf maln-
epaait. ans l4useePtslasI asa}5sil, IN ball
..nced ree;cd atsin:zil, at ten p. N. n kravy
sea Iuea iaS / tAe gal. ancreasiog. then steer.
Nv II. " called al hands toF take IN
She rsa4afepsai.s, III doing waieh ttaa gaia--
Install. yshif,ed from s. w 10 w and
came with suca fury ryat al'hoagh opi;
pnsi,r ,ae forcsaji AID ttt9soPnast syiysall
aise. WIS thrown 90 hes beaun ends tbs
&a,gs shifted nls1r tiiastly';; aud before the
yea. Ar',gnY ards co}l! br cu9aw.y al, the
br2g 6Aed, ms n,ainntast went b. theooard
annd cntting sway The tore ian%aTes ths
iorea,ast worked part osthe way oat by
the s.ef, agd IN 3 few anluussS vent about
four faet iron the deck. whsn she 'nsiaiIs.
~ righ,ed. ard {ae gale shlf1ed norihe';y
Ia ;,tmerdols sea breaking oesr carried
the bdais and Everything oil lhe dGtk, and
The main Ia rhes bu, slah-
James Clark was below when 5slc brig
went over; and VIA Newman and the
acoak were washed overheard when tht brig
rghted. lhe gale continuing TIC sea
made contiousi breach over Us, Wish
much dificuIty TIE remainder Ct rs dashed
ourselves 10 tAe teGle. On the 30t' Of Az
gust the weather moderated, The main
deck was enslely under wa.er, che dead
llgn's afs were waa:sed ous, 8. every thing
from the cabin-; found j, Impossible Tor 10
obtain single article, ahdriu this situation
destitute OF food or ywater we cenAnued
ill the Cd of Septe nber, when at siz A. NJ.
The ship Gold ffnnter, captain Nose, hose