Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-13
''l BY IT THIS DAYS MAIL.
BOSTON. Augnst Z.
SCoMMuNIcATCN.

=
1rt;e;8ot;sr The following Informal
:. !. al, 10 Be extracted from the Epgsish
Mar,Gag Chronicle.
LONDON, 1uly s.
~ Yesterday arrived IN this por, the q.
Safes armsd brig Wasp, capt. Smith, bear.
10 ). j, said d,spatches from tn govern:
meus. ofahe United Ssuses 10 their minis.
-. !, cor court, respectiug ,hrtreaty late.
i made with that country. Soon afrer she
came 10 sachor 10 shr Thames, forty Ave
&C he American sesTen. took pessession
,e,he boass ofshssvesssl aad notwlshstand
lao ali the exsrtions of the ofize,s, forcibly
made their way 10 the shore. They laad,
ed Al, Wabtiasg5 and we're immedis.elv en-
hsted BY 4. .rrcsnitiag party. add seat on
hoaid The sheer hulk al the More.
$50 The American ministers soon af'er
yards complained cfine violation of,heir
sasgsaod rights aud goserrmens inssansly
ordered nen 20 be restored 10 the Anne.
rlesn officer a0d that an spqairy should
be made. whether the rrc.aliing tthcer
knew tia, they were dessrters from the A.
mxrican ship which has. en!errd our ports
il full confidence Of our faith asd protecsi~
on and ifihis should be the case. hat the
rerrai,,ug officer should be immediately
btought 10 couEs manual.
Nhe Eoglsh editor is said to have made
lhcfolowipg remarks upon the affair:
-. Every Da.ion is entitled 10 the service
of all its cs,izsos. mare especially when
serving 90 board the public ships. To
prs,end.o givrthr N protrc,ion in our ports
and at the same time not only TO Aarbor,
aftorncearags their drsrrtcfs ane mutt.
nsers by enIlsVipg them is such breach of
good faith. Ihst ue,suss he icers Of this
country viii never be guilyof. II Ameri-
fes should SCI up a .pfipciple in her ports, it
wauidbe absolutely sub,ersiye of our ma.
flur, Or Al least would obs:ge Us 10 abandon
the right which We are enrl,ied 10, OF seek
'ug Proteesioois her ports. All ciriliaed
pa'ous az smisy with each other have rea.
aaf restored, upon request all elsseriers
uom public vessels and We are happy that
oargoyernmras has saswa 50 much promp.
n'pde 10 restoring these Americans, ON the
Demand Ct their minister's"
PHILADELPHIA, August9.
by the shsp Pallss, captain s veritt. ar
."ss at New Yo,k from Liverpool. Lon
100 paPersto the evening of the 23d of
JUICE, have been received The inselli.
sSoee oylthls arrival is no later from the
a'"iesin Poland than what has already
ssssnsd Us via Paris; bs.,here are several
'S.s'esilcs details frora Tatkey and Egypt
az 49, events appear 10 have been unfavor.
s s's % the Russian ADD British arms. In
c. u'sPaish from General Fraser, selected,
h -. 'sls day : Register. i, is stated that be
,-m Ten 'a'ssc' wrh great loss in second at.
MP Mp. sgalns' Rosetta, and if an inference
-. ~ e drawn from his letter. being witt
.lns - 00afd the Cancpus. we should con.
A.. s 'os' ne has been compelled 10 absn.s
..,. Sypt aedsore embark with The rem
nh : 0's troops. General MicheIson,s
I.- ss@msncs The Russiad forces 10 Tur.
A.. GAG retired before the maio Turkish
70 h.s suu ais allies the Syrvisns, are said
IT.. soHtred severe defeat.
fro. = n's' enbarka,icn of the sxped;,icu
S,.,. AoSiand had sailed as iris stated. for
Of rsss o' which con.radicts the Rumaar
Of fore. oegoelatiops bu,the aggregate
90, - "p,oyed n,ha. expedition, would
h.siso.as q y e The French army, which
os,hs. 0l.ss s' ss; and which The surrender
o,he, ~ pace, had liberated Tor action a, any
,,.u.d psr'lsment Of Great Britain was
|,Ns,;nl.0 "a Monday the AID of Tune; and