Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-27

OF every vessel they board, except tney are
en.isely laden with lumber or in ballast
IN 4. Mer. AdO.]
We were told some days since, that sir X.
S;saehau was coming outvi.h FOUR aG.
sisionalship Of the line, to take the com.
Esa6d on he coast instead Of Eerkley re-
called. The New York Daily Advert.
ser gives usthe following arsicle-Jt.ge,
Aasyicans look TO the Negotiation at
Conssaoiipople apd Dcnmark. Be ye
prepared! &! (l,Pdft. pap.
). Itiss;ated that the Bloekad,ug De
cree, is not to be adopted .hat MIR. Er.
skine and ADMIRAL Berkeley are recalled !;
and that cir r. Ssrachan is to succeed the
latter that commissioners are 10 be scot
10 this cepnt.y.o eudeayorto make trea.
~ between ourselves and England, since a
satisfactory one cannot be made there"
It's reported thar the merchants OF Sa.
lem, (Mass.) have had a meeting 10 take
into consideration The present state OF Our
foreign relations, and that after caretulex
aminatiea of iheir resources, they have a.
greed 20 pat % Roat more than athousand
cannon Il war should be declared between
this conotry and Great Britain. isfur.
ther said they can At OUT this armament 10
SIX weeks.
Estract Of a .letisr from a pery respectable
house in Nants, dated Oetober 9, recei0ed
at New York.
The nade which has been carried on
between Great Britain and Holland is now
completely annihiialed, and in. order TO
Cypress the English commerce as much as
possible, our government has re-enacted
that celebrated decree Of the 2tss of No.
Vember last, by which every vessel arriving
in any port of France, that may have pre-.
riously touched at British one, will be
obliged 10 put 70 sea again without reserve
or any rresext whatever. We sincerely
regret The evil effects Of this violent mea~
sure. which our Legislators have adopted
70 destroy The British trade, but which is
80 haneini to yours"
According to British state paper, the
/ French were to enter Denmark. but no
notice is taken of the channel of this Sc.
cret Information. Upon such a principle
! negotiation is at an end. No nations are
obliged to inform each other Of their de,
| signs. The more secretly the blow the
more surely. We are now to hear nothing
| but of secret expeditions, circumstances
! will always leave some plea, provided no
| explanation is given or demanded. The
expedition TO Bueuos Ayres may be az
expedition TO any other place, audthe po.
Icy Of Europe is fast approaching TO law.
less depreda;ions.
tPG2 9at.)
Extract of a letter from Torsola, dated 21s.
October, received at PHILADELPHIA.
"The British admiral. with number of
ships Of war, is now in the ofiug.
9 / have Just seen a gentleman from on
board the admiral, who read the order of
his majesty 10 council, to this effect; To
seize, ADD desain, and bring in for adjudi.
cation,- all Bremen and Hamburgh vessels,
if not bound 10 an English port; TO deIain
all Danish property met at see. The admit
raj 10 his way from Halifax to Barbados,
spoke vessel wis Informed him of the si-
.ustion OF affairs here; he hastene1 here TO
prevent further depreciation, and very for
tuna,elv arrived few hours after the seni..
or officers on the station, had passed vita
TWO fricates with an intention, as is cone
iecrured. of going into ST. Thomas.
:" AIlproper,y taken from the vessels cDs
GU. of the west end Of St. CToix, will be re-
stored but the cargo Of the sehOonsr