Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-20
From Tie Boston Gazette Of Txu,,1,.,

Dy inc EscKet. captain Sco,t, who arr,vsa
yesterday afernoon, from Liverpool lag s'
OF London papers to July 8, which ,e a's'
some reason for believing, that the Ra.. sp
army, though it has me, with consde,,n sa
loss in the late engagements, was nor i,
conraged nor were..hs means Of w.
tinued resistance though, to be ma,er;,u,
affected. The London Courier of,bs ,ay
June, states, that the battles which ~. A
mepced en- the oh and ended tn. ~ 4'i
were very bloody, and attended with r,. ~,
loss on both sides that the last one Wv nv
The most desperate conflict ever record,
n history; which, although termiuated !,
gainst the Russians, i.n conseuusuc. :,
some mistake in maneuvrins part Of i.
army, was nevertheless attended win n
N ense loss TO the French this was pr.,.l
by the successful retreat which the Rus,
ans made on that occasion. Another !,
per states, that the battle was SO drssdJ
that both parties remained for some tim,
after The battle. in nea:ly the same po,.
ton as before il; and that 10 poiu, Of ou
or important advantages, it was considers
as an event in which neither could claim
decisive victory. The following is Ct H.
,ly 2, PM. We have los, been &,
yored with sight Of a letter from Ko
uingsberg, received by gentleman ot ,as
arst responsibility on whom We car ulIv
rely. l. places the battle Of The l4.h,ua
very different poin, Of view from he French
account. SO far from being defesr, aal
in favor Of the French, il states, wih COT,
6dence, that the consequences OF tic 5,;,
Gle, which was very bloody ca boh sides
vii. 10 the end be to the advantages Of "a.
allies; tina, only a par. Of the Russlso az.
my was engaged that they fell back q,
matter ct prudence, AID not.tMal defeat;
that many French prisoners were b,oasat
into Konirgsberg on tina: day; and at Toe
departure Of the letter they had 90 { as
for the perfect safety Of the town.
Some unofficial accounts state, tia. 90.
only Kon;nssburg, bet P llaa aad M:.
mel had been taksn by ,he French
Alexandra was no. to be evacuated,
gen. Moore having been dispatched wiha
large reinforcement to tia, quarter.
The Russian oaicial account of III. battle
Of the 18th. was expected in London 90
the Cd or 4!h of Jaly.
The second aud third expedition vii
sail Immediately for the continent.
Friedlaad is situated near PrussiaR KY
lau, and is about Germao miles f,om 10
niDgsbarg.
A revolution is said TO have taken plac:
10 Turkey, and the Grand Seigaior depos
ed and b-he AIDED, together vi h his nlns'
lcrs.
10 division Of the two houses Of pa''
lament, on the address to the king, IN an
swerto his speech, the parties stood thus;
House of Lords, majority for the Giul:'
ters, SO. House of Commons, ls5.
FROM the Bos!on Palladium Of Friday
BY captain Scott from Liverpool We
have received London papers TO the 80 VI
timo.
Ofshe Freuch victory of,he l4'h Jao''
they contain the same account furplshedT
the Paris papers, brought TO that clyN
the prince Borgbese. they also state
rumor, that On the 18th Of Jaue, b'',
par,e followed op,his victory Of the PrseS"
ing day, by successes which nearly sa''
hilated the remains Of the Russian arnj
but if We may credit letter from Kong
burg, nothing extraordinary was doA.
fem the 18th 30 the .l7.h of June, w''sa
that ci,y sill remained ia the hands o. h'
Prussians aud as the Russians have oes'
stated to have large corps Of reserve, +"
Their important battles may be expected;
fore the fate of Europe is decided, al'ny
there islit.lc reason for the British to aop.
TIC result will be agreeable to their w'sa''
There ia no rumour of negoe'a'o','.
The king of Sweden is very reao} =
n iuino nns eo~t rs Droof of his hostility "