Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-27

immediately On tilCtl WAy uetnSs y 49, 4 IS
bashnoy, Instantly and suite, are coming
he me inthe Amphiop. \,
The Barbafy powers had learned the first
sucsess of admiral Ddckworlh forcing the
passage Of the Dardanelles, aud the iD,elli.
s;sysnce had produced a very sensible effect
upon them.
The ruynor of apexisting negociasion for
a &c psral peace wassreviyed on Tuesday
with increased confdspce, uponthe allsdg.
ed authority Of private letteys, receivedby
the last Hamburger nail. The over;ures
were stated as having been made by Napo.
leon 10 the emperor Alexander, who was
Of epinien, shas they should be submitted
10 the allies. The inactivity Of the armies
in Poland has been also urged, asseyidence
of subsissins negotiation. But i,isson.
hdenily asserted, on the other hand, that
all hopes OF amisable arrangemel. had w.
nished before the emperor af Russia left
his capital. AS in the later case a battle
mast nave been fought before this time,
these contradictory reports have greatiyin.
creased The public anxiety for she arrival Of
tosslga papers.
nay IS
sHambargh papers sothe 9Th, and Dnich
10 the 18Th, arrived in town last night
Although their details are interesting. yet
thsy are totally silent on the main object Ct
our anxe,y---she great battle which was an :
ticirated to be on The eve of taking place.
Bonapafte seems at this moment more will
ling 10 emulate the peiicy Of Machiavel
thaa lhe prowess of Alexander; and ts
place greater reliance on aanery than on
fsrCc
I II reports at all to be credited, Austria
has layssY shewn some symptoms of being
iuAaenced by French istrigue. Mr.. Stew.
arr, whose arrival from the court of Pc
sersburg we men Toned ia our yesterdays
p@per, 10 said 20 be charged with proposals
submitted b, Napoleon 10 the allies, acd
bscke dby ra her naughty rccominsnha.i
on the par. OF his Austrian majesty. Ills
even said, that the last mentioned power
has gene SO far az TO declare Turkey It's a'-
y We hope these runners are unfcuodcd.
But wneo we consider The Jealousy ct Rus,
sslaa interference in the affairs OF Turkey,
always manifested by the form:r head ef
the fsermanie boc5, we mus, confess We
had mars grou.d for dread than hope.
The late change in car councils cannot
be supposed 10 lmpresssa favorable opinion
Oh GU. stesd!ness, any mare than an increase
of visos in our measures. ilis DOT, there.
fore, Eastier either iof complaint or adj
mira'ion, if lore:ga states consuis only b t
they may deem sheir ewn Interests, unc4p.
nected with reference 20 orr situation,
Wien Eng'sad herself seems 10 feve.lest
all se9sc OF VITA. is due 10 her. we must not
eGpscs other na;ions ta be caresul Of hef.
interests. - Statesman.
May l6.
Mr.. Shaw the messenger, arrived here
last night with dispatches, The three Ham.
bargh mails which We're due also arriycd--
They hayenot brought any intelligence OF i'm
J. poetanee from Poland; but the Paris papers
to the otn assert, that hostilitics will recon-
mence as soon as the weather will permit
All hopes Of peace are vanished, the Paris
papers admitting, that tie oseYtures Of Bona
psrte have been peremptcrily rejected. The
senate, ia an address to Donaparte, In answer
toallis message relative to the coEscrirtioa,
talk oidictatlnE, peace, boast that his army is
stronger By 10000 men than it was at the
commencement of tie war, AID hold cut, the
prospect of his Surprising, turning, and sur
rounding the Russian array, andscompc cling
then. TO receive from him either death or law.
His Swedish majesty has refused to ratify
the extraordinary alnlistice concluded by gen.
Essen, whom he had removed from his corn.
mand. A reinforcement Of $4,000 Sweaes,
has been ordered to be embarked fer Stral-
sund, and the Swedes will have in Pomera-
MIA al arxny of not.less than 10000 men. Bo-
naparte viii thus be obliged to keep d strong
force to watch them, and his grad army viii