Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-06

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sgaos. r,.orh 10 esaeua,e Ragusa, which
&. n s,,io Sc placed under the profession
s' g. par,e guaranteed in the integrity q
l.. dOninioos. ,,.;a ,;,,.
NsSss yacua,ion of Cattarro, to with.
sba ~ ser troops from Germany.
d,s - 70 use her good Offices TO restore
ha' ss,wesn England and France, and 70
paw 'as.odate the differences between Fius-
81 ~ ss;Dais said with respect tolhe king
4 o.. who, ifthe above sketch be cor
|s...s slsft 70 his fate
|i: y. * ' acs of confederation was receiv-
-, -. he Arch Chancellor on the gath,
'Os, -, ,.nmediaiely to be laid before the
',e Il the mean time the French troops
n ..,,kiag positions tor the purpose OF pre-.
' . al opposition 70 the execution OF
s !, = q confederacy. A great camp is
! :. formed near RasisboO. add Germany
N N, oot be evacuated till the work OF urea
~ ~ which so many members OF The
w. ~. are 70 throw off all allegiance 10 the
ss q the empire, has been consumma'.
+, has been agreed between the Austrian
.o,erorn.ns and the French ambassadors,
g., .O.hiOg further shall be done with re-
-, s Cs,taro till the arrival OF decla-
,,s;oa from Paris. Cattaro is 10 the hands
4 ,ss Montcnegrirs, who are represented
!, Increasing 10 force, and laying waste
!, whole coua,ry with FIRE and sword
n. French are represented as being shut
), ID Rseusa, butthe accounts received BY
ne Paris papers, which arrived on Friday,
re Of a iater date than those brought oy
nc mails.
August u.
The intelligence of peace having been
aSasd With Russia, was received with
Inc gfeass. surprise 10 every part OF Ger
mary iorthe movements which the troops
bid begun to make seemed rather to an
nuuce preparations ;or yar--we canhsrd,
h believe thar the sketch of the terms OF
he treaty brought by the mails Yesterday,
rm correct: some .ofthe principal stlpuia-
ions senate have been omitted. Il IS:
bsioos, however, that Germany has been
bandonsd TO her fate, and that Boaapar,e
to parcel it out, and new cass and model
according 70 bis pleasure.
Aug1s;sI5.
The descent upon the coast of Calabria
.mentioned ia letter from Naples of the
lrask, Instead of GOO British troops
having landed, there were only a few
troops win 600 galley slaves. Theyland.
ed 90 Toe 9Th, but returned soon 10 their.
chips, compelled, as the latter says. by
geo. Verdier TO embark. 1t is probable
thar they meant merely 70 make adiver-.
sion, in which they succeeded. The
French. ii is Obvious, had no victory to
boast of.
August IL.
Earl St. Vincent has left the Channel
fss, aud sailed TO the soathward in the
filbernia, with the Defiance and some
smaller ships. He win 6rst proceed 10
Lisbon. bu, we can hardly believe for the
purpose mentioned day or TWO $so, of
asine on board the prince of Brazil, He
would GOT desert his Kingdom till the lass
extremity nu, the Lisbon mail which ar.
iUtd this morning, justi6es Us in enter.
!. aln'ng suspicion tina, some expeditionis
Intended against Portugal. This is undcr-
''00d 10 be one OF The menaces which b.
'aparse holds DOT against this country in
''dsrto induce US TO subscribe to certain
srms.
The anxiously expected messenger is at
eog'h arrived. Al 5 O'Clock Yesterday af-
sfaoon the Vrs,al friga,e came into Deal,
ND landed Mr.. Basilico with dispatches
TO- ION the earl of Lauderdale, who imme-
'la.ely Sc, off for town, where he arrived
: Mr. Fox's Office about two O'Clock this