Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-22

accommodation. Feth. Ali.Sehah has re.
fused them. He has stopped all kinds OF
commercial relations. and all communiea-
ton with Russia; and has answered, that
saslong as the grand emperor, his friend =
ally, shalt carry 90 war against the kussl-i
SLAMS, they ought NOT to hope tor peace,
nor cessation of arms from Persia.
Tho emperor Of. Russia left Mcneil On
the SIT, of April far his army of reserve IN
Lithuania. His Prussisn majesty followed
him, having 10 bis suite the baron Harden
berg, The English cen. Hutchinson has
also left Mcneil for Li.huania.
The heavy artillery destined for the siege
cf Dan,zick, arrived before that place on
the ssh of April.
Anoshef levy Of $1,000 mea is max
log ia II olauJ TO reinforce the national ar
my s J.
Tie Journal du Commerce of the 6thof
Mag, contains the 72d Bulletin, which is
dated at Finckenslein the Esd OF April.
This bulletin chiefly relstesto the armisslce
brswern the French aud Swedes, aud con.
tr;ns observations ca the impolcy OF the
war which exists between Sweden and
France. as we'll as certain expressions which
are said to have fallen from Bonapar,c, re.
gresting The hostili,ies between the two
powers. The bulletin likewise states fhe
event of an attempt made BY a body of a.
bou. 1000 men from the fortrcsses Of Glatz
and Silb=rg 10 dislodge general Lefevre,
who. with his corps of observation was at
Franksnsteiu. They were completely de
isa,ed 10 their object, the French making
600 prisoners and taking three pieces ct
cannon. having killed Of their enemy 400.
Jerome Bonapar.e is represented as having
behaved gallautly on the occasion, repair.
ing to The place of battle, as the bulletin
says, "aa premier coup de canon" The
siege of Dantaick continues, aud that OF
Neiss advances. We shall publish the bol.
lrtin at full length 90 Monday.
By the same vessel VIC have likewise re.
ceieed an English paper, entitled .hsKent-
ISL Gazette of the date Of May 9Th, io'
elusive. From this paper we copy ioiot the
American of to-day the particulars OF an
armislice between the French and Swedes,
which has been occasioned by the recen,
victory Obtained over the latter by the form.
err. The kensish Gazette also contains the
oRsia! lc tiers Of admiral J. i. Duckworth,
detailing the proceedings ci the british am
bassador anu feet before Cens,ansinople,
aud in their passage of the Dsrdaneiles.
Unfortunately The paper is torn SO as to
repderthe mostimporsantletter incomplete.
The following, however, will give theTea.
der a pretty correct idea Of the expedition
and lis failure:
1'he letters are addressed to lord Col.
Haywood, md the sabjoined bears date on
board the
tsRsyal George, 1yit10us the Da+aa.
neAes, March S, 1907.
Ny Lork,
II is DOW my daty to acquaint your
lordship with the result of the resolution
which for the reasons have already de.
,a;!-d, had adopted Of forcing the passaee
of.he Dardanelles. My letter Of the, 21st
is dated at an anchor eight mites from Con.
s;antincple, the wicd nor admitting Of a
nearer approach; but the Endymiop,
which had been sent ahead with flag Of
truce, AT the reeuess of the ambassador,
was enabled to anchor within tour miles.
Had i, then been 10 our power we should
have then taken our station off the town
Immediately, bu, as that could not be
done from the rapidly Of the current, I
Vas rather pleased than otherwise WI h the
position we had been forced TO take, for
in the conferences between bis msjesty's
minister, Mr.. Arbu,hnot, aud the captain
Pacha, Of the particulars Of which your
lordshiP is 10 possession. it was promised
BY MIR. ArbuIhnot, that even when ltie
squadron had arrived before Constantine
pie, the door ,opaeiaca.ioD. shocld remain
open, aud that we should be willing 10