Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-19
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW YORK, December 8.
One day later rom Eu,obe..

/ uS tUiIS Z rdCe dtTlveu AZ tsli1 portrait
evening, IN s. days from the Downs. She
lef. shcre. the 18th OF Noyember, the ship
Augusta. Howe, Of Boston, getting under
way for Vrginia, 10 touch al Portsmouth
forshe porposs Of taking Ga board MI.
Manroe and his family. +
AZ fhe same time came up the ship To-.
dian Hunter, captain NewnaD, IN SO days
from Liverpool Craving performed her voy.
age in go days, 81 of which she lay there
IN dock aud brings London papers of the
18th Navembcr. one day laser than our ad.
vices by the Bru,us.
In addition so the articles which we have
selected for this days Mercantile Adyer.
siser, We learn from the paper OF the 18th
sihst,he Ststira frigaie, with MIR. George
Henry Rose on board, after beating about
8 days IN The Channel, had been obliged 10
put into Portsmouth.
The English governments had not issusd
their proclamation declaring France and
hsr dependencies in state Of siege, and
prohibiting all intercourse with them ex.
ceps directly from an English port; it not
having received the signature of the king.
A private lester from a member of parlia..
msnt mcasions ,ha,it would be published
10 the London Gazette of the i4th. Ii,
is calculased, the opposition writer's assert,
inevitably 10 produce q temporary suspen-
sion of British commerce, and probably.
its ruin; and 10 is argued, on TIE other
side, thar England il not a. all dependent
ca commerce, tha, her manufactures are
no source of national wealth. and ,has the
annihilssisn of her foreign trade would nc,
necesssrily diminish her strength. The
prsprie,y of this vigorous measure de-
pends solely Oh The accuracy of these max
inns.
The Declaration Of The king Of England
| rslatiee 10 the Copenhagen expedition has
been treated In the Official paper of the
French government With unusual virulence.
| 1t disssows Bonaparle's intention of VIC.
| lssing the INDEPENDENCE of Denmark, re-
probs,,ng such a measure as signal
| iniossice, that would have been a stain on
the emperor Eapeleon IN the eye Of .pos.e-
| risy, whose opinion is said to be moi indf.
| fefeotto,he great sosereignT s:s
Price Of Stoekr Nov. 18th, one o'clock: i
2 per cenr. reGuccd SO l-2-3 per cent.
consol. 81 l4-Omnium l-s, 80 premi.
un,.
! LoNpoN, Nov. 12,
! We stated in our yesserday's paper that,
all friendly Communication between this
country end Portugal had now finally ter
minated, and to-day we are sorsy.so con.
! Firm this accoun, by inserting the following
Procismasion cf The Prince Regent, bro.
! over by the Auckland packet, JOSE arrived
a, Falmouth. il II days fron, Lisbon:
EDICT By THE PRINCE REGENT OF
PORTUGAL.
I, hsving always been my greatest solici-
:udeto pfeaerve within my dominions, dur.
| ing the present wsr, the mos, perfec, nsu.
,raiity, uron acceun, 81 the acknowledged
benefits resulting sherefrom. II. beiog,
however, impossible 20 preserve that ecu.
Iirality any longer, and considering besides
how desirable a general paci6cation is 10
humanity: have been pleased 70 accede
to the cause Of the continent, unising my.
self to his majesty the emperor Of the
French. king OF Italy, and TO his Catholic
majesty, with the view Of contributing as
much as 10 my power 10 the sccelera.ioo of
the nssrlsimepeace wherefore ] am pleas.
led 70 order. that the ports of this kingdom
shall be Immediately shut against the entry
Of the ships IS well of war as merchan..
men belonging to Great Britain, &c. .s
Given atthe palace Of Mafra, the 10th DC.
tober,lso7, by order of the prince regent
cur sovereign lat all persons may
have due notice, it is ordered that the c.
|! dict be rubhckly affixed.
J.F.LUDOVIEE.