Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-03
Late Foreign Intelligence.
Translated for tic Mercantile ADVERTISER.

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BoRDRAux, June 4.
IT.. Barcelona volunteers forming the
f;rst column Of Spanish troops on tne'r
wav TO ioln our army entered TINS c''ys
vrs,rr.,Iav morning. General Cabarer, &C.
couonap,ed by his staff. and escoredoy
n;nae, of cayalrv, went to meet this corps
snd no mflisa,y> honorssused on siraitar
80. ..;n,. have been omisted 10 wsscom.
;na.th;. resi1nent, which notwithstanding
! ,hS long route il had performed, appeared
70 Be ia fine order, A numoer %
nrrsons. attracted by curiosity, nad as
:. mbls,i on the passag- Of our allies, who
...'hav- discovered 90 all their counte.
paocss the pleasure they fels At sse'Dss
them.
Lu5ec. May 20.
The t;nr Of Sweden since his arrival at
sralsnnd where he alEghted al gen. rs
.rn,. i continually dispatehiog coar'ers on
J;y~,se oo,a,s, ba. especially towards the
Freoch head quarters. The hopes OF 9
a,rl,s@ reconciliation with France have
h-rns ,eceiyed with rapture by every ove-
,,;sh oGcer. The conditions OF the ar
;.,;r- are executed in the. most scrnpu.
lDus manner. An English brig which mao
.nrhored 10 the road, having shewn 40 'n'
,.n,;op 20 laod afsw men under various
,,r-,encss. ID has been declared on the
rar, or The Swedish commandant, that any
Eooli.hmau who should dare 10 violate the
r-n,ral terri.sry of Pomerania would be
arrested and disarmed.
The Russians suffered much at the en-
c,cemen, Of the 18th opposite to Danss'c
from the terrible FREE the FrencA ,'gnt
cavalry. They pretend that the Prus-
s;ana have net done their duty, and the
latter say the same thing OF the kus-
slams.
French Grand Army, seventy hath
Bulletin.
Finksnstsin, 18Th Nay, 1907.
The following are the details OF the
18th.
The 18th. After two 10 Oh. aaorning sc
neral Schramm was 10 action covered Dy
,b~ redonbts constructed near the fort We
--------s~rv, rrIyr ax0Rs 10 MS centre, the IL
regimen, ef Ugh, infan,ry on HE right, and
the requiem, of Paris for reserve.
The Russian lieusenans general Kamen
ski, ,saleG from the fors at day break
After an action of two hours the arrival Of
- sc ,,fanerx, xuhich m AZ
shall Lief bvre sent TO the left bank. and a
Saxon battalion decided the affair. Oh
the brigade Of Oudinet only single bat
taboo could engage.
The ,hree hundred 'Saxons gave way
an extraordinary circumstance, and which
must be the result of some machinaii Ms,
for the Saxon troops since they were Join.
ed to the French have always coaduct.
ed with bravery; this unlocked for cir.
cams ance put the lss regimeat of Bavarian
line in cri,iaal situation lost one hun-
dred and. FIFTY men who were made prison
ers and beat . retreat which, neverthe-
less was conducted without disorder.
Tie enemy Telook the village Of Cou,h.
Our loss has been trifling-a Polish col.
M. Paris was killed the loss Of the en-.
envy is more shan we ,hought; nine hun.
drrd 'RUssisn bodies have been Inferred !;
the loss Of the enemy could not be less than
$500 men. Al present the. enemy dees
not move but seems extremely circuna-
spect behind their Notifications. Fourteen
boats have sailed with wounded nen.
Onthe f4th division of ave Thousand
Russians aud Prussians, but chiefly Prns.
slams from Koniugsberg left Pillau on
che neck Of land called the Ne6runr. and