Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-03

he assN .;,;ou can be given, unless WHAT
pIit 0pp. .,;ted By the highly asgrayased
3 f 81 spirit Of the unoffsodiDg,
fsI''sss, $. an ssd injured people Of unhappy
ysaseaole feel for his majesty with you
Dsoaals,,...' 81 ,be character OF Old England
~Ifes' - ga anticipate. deplore the
~'ad' sa ssoaenees. Mr.. Carlyle, the
b'aie s ps;.,st, minister, is yet here. but
tsfms' oE &c. morrow; add the next Dag
n II most probably, determine our ls, Re-.
gu, ). : NIGHT we received az estafes.e from from
L''' Immediately aiisr The generals aud
AT: ,.Is assembled, aud early 10 The morn.
''" .,d.r. were given TO monnt and man
70 s,,,er;es ofour port. Tue workmen
i's o,deredto assemble az The Holmes !;
~ ,bis moment our Roa.ing batteries,
nu sa,omsd boats, aDdyessels OF defence
slIsilher laying OUT on the road q on
:. .oips of proceeding thiihsr-
y II, coas, stretching to Elslneur 10 oc.
I'D BY cavalry, and the garrison of
~, has BEEN reinforced !; 10 short, all
s' ....ary preparations are made TO repsl
so.tilr aIse opt: whether sueh an AZ.
'saa, will be nnaee, and wheshsr The En-.
I 'I'.absse really the inisation of comms0c'
:, bsssii,iss with This conl'FY. remains
Il uucsrsaln.
Io,he mean time the Prince Royal Eu
..nse,rdly arrived here this dsY at noon,
i ,hr sersa, 10y of The. inhabitants, and
;nned a,Siy has eued to Holo,.
n. Eugl,sh Ace, is-sssill lying at aa-
So, s5eus 5 or 4 s,ilss from t.!ls place,
vsSsa! hasiog uudes,akea any thing. II
!, ,eIy ! rorg a chain OF frigases and
s,,t,srs reaches from the feet past this Ct
E ,S.oaghthe Gseas Bslt into the Baltic.
SIR. Taylor is said 20 have set oat for
gSlI
Htta5 corres. dug. IS.
ElsxoaE, .aass. u. her 7onnias,s1, mail
Some Of nc Mershanmeu, bound TO.
Coosehsgeo aud the Baltic, have been or.
tsst5 81 The comesaodrr 10 chief OF the
Er.isb asss % res sin there un,il further
erdsls.1
AUG. %.
With respect toethe great ebj sof pa.
siasl expectations, dispatches from Admi-
ii Gambler. and the proceedings of the
Srdsa assi before Copenhagen. no fresh
Indulgence had been received at a la.es
h0af ast night. ~
Al:,tsr from Yarmouth had reached
Tie city by express which mentions that a
asrchaniman had putinto that port, bring
log intelligence other having. been acts
sag prsseb, a, the comm eucemens OF she
bss6asdsnens of SCopenhagea on ,he,i7thi
Enwere resolved 10 attack .ne city, ops.
raious Should certainly have been .beguo
klsre ibis. Our aeet commands the
uaoleisland; its state Of defence is very
imperfect. We're the minds of cur govern
ors therefore are made upon the point, and
lhsy are resolved TO s.aHi all risks, they
should certalnly GOT permit their admiral
D'uru negociator, or institute marine
oSlues cashe quarter .decs. To.acs is
h:'s To- do every shiog; all discussion is
nmuch delay, and advantage 10 the enc.
ny. Admiral Ducswor,s found is so be.
lore CousianiiDop!e, let atinif.l Gambler
improve upoa the pfccedsuf.
Apexpsditioa mcse sarm;dsbie for nis.
asfO any kind wss never 6tted out by
nasinsdom. The Danes have manned
n'Asir batteries and are prepared TO re-.
sal unless we anticipate them here, we
alSa as well have stad $. home. What.
'ssr you do'strike taeklow. You have
gone sso far for negotiation 70 doyou say
good
Ice foreign news OF the week is not Of
much interest. The king of Sweden still
aeps up fruitless war in Pomerania and
Sassu0d still ,esists. It is a mater of
'sgstshas so much courage aud military
Wa as the Swedish troops possesses
,n0ad be suffered 10 eyaporate in an en-,
N'ptse which neiiher conduct nor cou.
,sss eau lead to auy advantageous result.
a'ss aud mortar have ouly certain pow.
a0' resistance, when that power is abat.
~ W overcome. the Swedish sroons must