Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-10

nish ships, that were iyaog At the Isxsi,
ready for sea, went back 10 Niea Dieppe.
Iosa.
After announcing the receipt of London
papers to the SIN ul,. by the brig jose2n,
captain Soutl1woT.h, from Liverpool, tne
ediier Of the Boston Palladium says -----5
/" The series of Freneh Bulletins, how
ever, have been completed 10 tho 3isr,
with the exception of the soh- Inc
Preach have met with no reverse III 'nsF
n..uarY successes, and are masters OF the
southern coast Of the Baltic, nearly as tar
as Dsa,zie. havag hitherto, hoWcVei'
ssared the donations Of Denmark. La
Poland, .ae French accounts say, they
were received with rapture. The PsoP'=
acting iathsir behalf against the Pfasa'ans.
IF the Russians have advanced iato 70
land, as is reported, the disposition OF sne
people. if correctly stated, increases the
probability OF their bsing defeated and
renders very unlikely the rans2r that they
hsd gained victory over ths french 1900
WithIespees TO Austria we have only re-
o ,rss. She is stated 90 have oasna@d
,hs French emperor byIecsat military pre-
paral8ts. Ra; IL is hardly possible ira,
she can perceivs any path 20 her ic.n aeF
power and independence, whlca her pre-.
sent means and sitnatioa would enzbis ilsf
to explsre. RS to Russia we have 10 in.
formation on ws.ieh we can rely---ci the
measures she has determined on since .ae
oves;hrow IF the pgussian power, we are
totally un,aforned. We hear OF no at
,sn,ptS TO orgac;ase. And be language Of
the emperor and ksrg with regard TO ner,
is exlge,eeY hostile and coh.sapucus.
here is reason 10 presume the FIRST battle
ia ~fieh the Rsssians villa be engaged 'hls
season VIII be on tie t-tn isrs of their Own
esgaYy, If the Freaca follow shsn. hi.
taer Sgsden cGnrlnaes pariy a. war,
aiinauga she has afforded no aid 10 soIusSis.
Enceraaia has been catered by tbs ssre ach,
and probably couqusfsd IN shor; t,tne.
SONS few places may have ssood siege /;
eut ;he panic which seems 70 prevail per-
a5i,s M expectations that any place VIII
long foli cut. Sweden proper, cannos-be
ceues al By the Fxcncn Without their cross
log he Baltic.
Denmark is accessible TO the se!aiers-o.
bsnspasse, as well asep!aces depen3en: oa
her. Her territories Had not been iayad.
ed, bus they had beea shreaieasd- She
vii! soaa be called upee so Discontinue her
commerce with Great Briisin, and 20 tx
CLUBS Brush vessels from the Baltic. If
she complies, and 40 susp:aian aFis@s that
she eonuiges at a secrst trade, po3haps sac
may be- permitted tovealaia otherwise un.
, disturbed or tie admitted aGlongthe con.
federated sa!e.,tes .ha. arc allowed TO re.
volpe rnsad the French ORC Noswita-
standing he treaties SAID tohave been COR
clGdsd bsiwsen Saxoly aad tassse and
ssraace, some pee ext mas besa foaad f?s
seadins gsilictsoops into Dresden aadCss.
sch. Naples is We. agnascd by insuFrsc.
,ipns; bot no efscsive oppesr;loa can BE-
made ia he essabhshmsat OF 7 ssesh acre,
while Espoleon fsfa;ns his present power
n the North Ii fSance ;Tfle funds had
sissn considerably In England the fuads
t,@a fai.ea. The peopls sympa,hise1 with
tnose:on The continent who kad becn com.
peiled to submit to their eaenaies, but
sesned TO haye~ne aepfeheesioas for their
axsn safety, A new election has taken
olsee of members of parlias,sss, ia which
lie lRoac:ses, like al! o,her lies wha have
been a he aainlstry, exefted themselves
20 have ,ae:r friends pr~ferrcd. Ihe Fox.
Tres appear 10 have lost their popularity, in
sons deg &c, with the lever classes of4hs
British people.
,sS5anl5b Consul Generals 0Ars.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. $, 1907.