Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-22

"a lirea. preparations We're made az c.
n,cs. to receive prince Eugene. On tho I'd
of February, and the Carnival this year
IA. been with uncommon splendor, and an
npusaal roacourse of strangers. From
Ratisbon 40 learn thas the French conti-
paed 10 pass towards Fraacs, and that the
last division would pass on ths 10Th OF Fe-
bruary. lsls already announced that the
Preach have left Austria. General Clark,
When he left Visnaa, left the strongest sx-
pressioas IN favor of the conduct OF coun.
sellor Ley, in preserving the peace OF that
cry. Changes in the adainlstratioa of
thas court were exPScled. he arenduke
rerdinasd commanded az Flsana, aud the
archdukc Charles was TO have she sepseme
.miiirsry command. Couae Stadion 10 to
take the place of baron Hugee, at Rats.
haa. Cent Stallion was the Austrian mi.
plstsr in tho treaty at Petersburg. Great
mortality has prevailed in Msravia since
The armies were IN that~couutry. The sol.
d,ers in the hospital at Brunn, say the
Aambarg papers, have beenbarisd by loads.
Alauy Of fae inhabitants have died, bar the
evil has been conhaed chiefly 10 the towns.
Tbs Germanic powers thar have Deco
Invested with new titles, or possessed of
new ,erfitory have seea engaged ia suca
arrangements as are adapted 10 secors the
immediate exercises OF their power. Ba-
yaria aud Baden havs prepafed to settle
lhsir limits Ia Swabia. Inc primes bishop
sf Trent was at Muniea on the 9Th FEB.
and il was expected that'ns would exercise
his spiritual fuaeuons over ali lyrol. New
asrangsme have bssn proposed in the
Tyf0i, and are uoaer consideration. Fri.
burg, 10 the Brigau, had the arms Of the
sleeier of Baden in the public pisces. Ba.
yaria was quist, and the city Of Munich
was guarded oaIy by the troops, without
any military service frontae cisissus.-
This prince of Bavaria vas a. esris oa the
The 1oSh Of Feb. and very afectienarely
received at the French court. Itisreport,
ed that the eGisc of Grand MISTER OF NAL.
Ia, is to be re-uaitsd to the houss Of Bava.
ria il the person of prince Charles, second
soa. eff tae king. la Paris, great precaa-
lions are taking 10 preserve the health Of
mat great CRY. Ga ice 12sh Feb. city
ordinance was published respecting the ex-
srEise of any trads or manufacture, or the
use of any laboratory, from which the
health OF ths inh ahsants could be end dagger
ed. Ths smperor has accepted from Yer.
sailles a somPiiinsa, Ia the character of its
ancient manners. IL csmparcd lis present
with its former state, and ask the presence
,ot tie esaPcrof to retrieve eall its glory.
iPlno, thegvana surgeon of sae great army
;ot France, has died at Brunn. The Aus.
titan general FVerneck is also dead. Ads
miral Gfavina had not so faF.-Fscovered of
his wounds as 70 be cas- of daagsr.. Tbs
heavy losses of Russia have made room
tor many promotions, which are segnmuni.
Gated. The political changes IL Germany
give great Interruptions TO the Present com.
.msrce OF tbs empire,
81 Erankfers, little was exsestsd from
thesfair OF ithas CITY ard ie was deemed
prudent motifs nafntain sech braaches of
the Eagtish trade as might subioce the city
.oany additional evils, as It's prssen, sisua-
tion makes il anxious 20 know what will be,
Estate amongst lis neishbors. Provision
hasbeen made forthe pensioners of Venice,
uader the, new government. THIS Porte
willhaye a new minister in England. The
anarchy OF Egyptis Sonfessed. The Ser
ylaus, ia order to guard their frontiers,
have besn more exposed tothe incursioas
of the Turks, from Belgrade, and appear
without any system Ia the hostitisies they
malatais.
The Swedes, little as they have gained
by their activity IN the alliance. have found
in the past season that their natural riches
have not failed thegs.
Their success ia the herring fishery has
been extraordinary. On she parts of their
coast near Gotsenbarg, they had taken
more ,hao 10000 tons. Among the
GrA1rh Qualifications xybirh are uoficad is