Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-14

CAdStag NShhSl tMautS ~ gtuS PssAss Psso eNtA@i
are abousto be adopted. Mr.. Munro, il
seems, was instructed to declare. that
should the British government refuse &c
concede the points demanded by America
!thc non importation act would be imrne
! dissely enforced The reply was 81 am
commanded by his majesty 10 inform you
| that the issue of such al order by the
! American government. will BE considered
and held as a declaration Of WAR.
& Ga the points respecting the right o.
seareh, Mr. NIuuro was informed, ,ha
lsshis country will maintain It's righs, no
only respecting goods, bur seamen-ao
even excepting American ships of war.
q /, Appeals, thar by the occupation o.
! Zealaod, The British have anticipated shs
me asuIes OF Bonaparte, with respect &c
| Thar Island. The Kniphaussn ship Mi
nessa has arrived at Sheerness from Dor
deagx, which she lsf, l2 days since
| The cap,sin reports. that the iahsbi!ants
| there had no idea oE The surrender OF Co
| penh; pen TO the BRITISH butt. was cur
reD,ly reported, ,ha, $4,000 French troops
had gene TO Portugal and tina. Gonaparss
/ hilnselt had proceeded 70 Holstein with
| 100 900 troops, TO endesvorto get pos
| session of Zealand This captain says
/ there were nearly 200 aail of Danes al
/ Bordeaux.
:. The last Lisbon mail brought intelii
{ genee of the intention OF the Portuguese
/ government 10 emigrate 10 sheBra2tis. Il
is said an application has been made &c
| our government 80 assist them in executing
/ plan.
Accounts from Algiers mention, that z
treaty has been concluded with the regency
| Of that country and Great British, By
/ which the exclusive right of the trade o.
! the ports of Bona, La Gala, and II Co
has been ceded to the latter, for the ex.
por.ation of hides. wool, wag, and 75OG
fanagues wheai annually; cad ceaed the
! coral fishery or the coast.
/ French troops were marching from Up
per Italy 70 the kingdom of Naples, whence
it is concluded thar an attack on the islauc
of Sicily was not Ear distans. French
troops have taken possession Of Castaro.
The island OF Ragen. Including all the
/ Sscdish islands on the German coast o.
/ the Baltic, have capisu!ased TO the French.
| The Portuguese government, 1t is said
refused to comply with the demand made
/ by the FreDchl 10 be paid the sum oil
/ SOC. OOOl. and has expressed desermi
nation 10 embark for the Brazils, if the
| demand is persisted iu.
Lord Coiiing@ood sailed from Malta
the latter cad Of July. with squadron
! sor the Dardanelles.
The British Parliament had been further
pror0gued TO the 10Th of November.
Gen. Fox and his staff had arrived in
| England from Sicily and the command OF
The army in the Mediterranean desolved
on gen. Moore.
The Dutch government have inserdicted
| al! intercourse with England. The regu,
laIions are drawn up by the severity which
characterize every proceeding Of Napoleon
10 matters relatiyeso British commerce
| his design is TO exclude England entirely
from the continent Of Europe: anc no
choice appears TO be iefs her, but to fgh.
him with his own weapon, and destroy at
once every ves,ige of system Of neusrall.
| ty, aud this is understood. is the deter.
nlinasion of the English governments.
| Copenhagen surrendered on the 7th OF
| September. The articles Of equalization
surrender the whole of The Danish ships
and vessels of war, and possession of the
dock yards, store houses, &c to The Dri-
| fish, within six weeks from she dase of the
capitulation, or sooner, the CITADEL of Co.
penhag-n and the Island of Zealand were
! 20 be evacuated, and she prisoners taken on
both sides to be uncondi,ionaily restored.
! Price of stocks, September 90 Con-
soils SO .4-Omnium, par, Ia preni.
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