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

spread thesaame Of civil war Throughout
our country, has been entirely overlooked
by the administration, and, as ii, would
seem, buried In oblivion?
Isthr projection Of the Spanish mines an
tobjecs of greater consideration. with our
/ Rulers, Than the quiet possession:of oar
own farms ;or admitting as fac. what re.
!. mains yet TO be ascertalned) is the project.
4 ed INVASION of her territories. by band Of
sfresbooters.o f less consequence than. the
.sy ssema.lzed subversien of our Own go.'
,vsrnment, Liberty and laws, by the commls,
stoned agents Of The Spanish crown? y
We repeat these questions, end shall re.
itera,e them, until the proceedings Of the
administration ahall satisfy the public mind
whether the pensions OF Spain have been
limited 10 Those, who are already accused,
] and convicted, Of having rec=ivsa them.
Yesterday arrived a, this port, The shi3
.sCentury, captain Dade, from Liverpool,
which poli she left on the 9th of January.
70 he Century brought enIy one paper, viz.
Cores C sncrzl. Advertiser Of the 9Th.
A. passenger in the Century states, tina,
the.treasy bs,vsen this country and Great
Britain was ratified by til, last named
power and forwarded by a vessel for
Charleston, naae unknown, which sailed
before the Century left Liverpool. H
The January packet was understood to
have left Falmouth for New York, previ.
Qua to the 9th Of January. g. 6.
+Alshouga such repeated conirmasions
Of ,hs .recspture Of Buehos Ayres. had
reached Epgiand, It was not fully credited
when the Century lef, Liverpool. II he fol.
lowing extracs from Cores Advertiser Of
the 9th January, viii shrw, however. that
they began to suspect the possibility there.
of" a notice 70 lks following sEeet
was on. Monday posted at Lloyd's: that
the reports received al Lisbon; relative to,
the recapture. OF Euenos- Ayres, are such
as may make it prndcn, Ter English ships
bound for. ,ha river Plata, to obtain ptevi.
ops Information either a. Rio Janierc, CT
any other part cf the. eoast, hsfsre ihsy
enter that river. i
-S,.I'hs rccsp,ure' of Beenos Ayres, will
be a sevcre blow TO the shipping merchants.
Iii is calculated ,ha, goods to the amount
of s,ooe,oool. sterling have been sent
from England 5. ~ vessels had e, Liver.
pool for TIA, place, and 4 more were ad.
vertised as ready to sail on the 9th Ian !,
OF saddles alone so 900 had bseu sent
from Englsnd, $4,000 Of which. were
shipped from London. !.
-siIi IS generally believed that on sir Home
Popham's re,uro he will suffer, having uu.
dertaksn. the expedi,:sn against Buenos
Ayres. .w.shous. tbs. skerisy Of his 60
verB5neui.
Policies we're offered at London and LIZ
verpoo!, .ass Boaararts would be 10 p os
session of Pe,srsburgh, by q certain day
Specific day fcrSol,es. 4
Murat i. was expsasr1 would be created
King of Pollard. {,
American Flour was declining !.
Insurance on American vessels had fa!.
len 80 per .eens. 4
s.Ere,a the: .Lioerboel Advertiser. Jan, 8.
g. e. . -
{, Sir Hartford Jones has brought the lat.
es. accounts to government from the bead
quarters Of the Russian armies. f. He had
full oppersunity ce viewing them With
his own, eyes. and we have his authority
to say, shs. be aever saw az army IN
higher state Of sciplins, better appointed
10 every respect, or mere eager to meet
the .er.my l'arne blanche sssl ne two
columns: Of Russians undsr generals Ben
nipssen aud Ruxhovden, mounting ia all
"a j so ,ooc men, hs says, mus. have joined
GA the 9Th or 9th of Dee. He brings al
account, en- the authority OF letters from
Elbins, dated the sth Of Desenaber, that the
French passed the Vissula and took posses
sion of Thorn. Estafeites from Gran. |
dentz and Marienwerder aonhrH this In.
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