Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-14
BY THIS DAYS Man
boston, September I.
Late Foreign hteA;gercc.

0e"tt,
By the Sally Ann, CAPITALS Glover, -.
on Friday la.., from Liserpoal ra"a
ceived London papers to ,he ,3l,s ~
aud Liverpool to the lss Of Aus. NY
They furnish a grea, variety of;n,u.
aot and interesting information. Th.,
rnis.ire announced 10 cur pr.viop, :,
counts, hasbeen followed up by suee..n
negocia,ions Of peace between Ru,S,
Prussia aud France. Which were ,ip,T
ratified, spd exchanged by these Doy,,
betweenihe 9Th and21sth of July. Viii,
these negotiations were transac,inc by,.
ministers, the emperors Alexander and
Napoleon, and his Prussian majesty conf.
nusd a, Tilsi,, on the most fiisudly md
familiar footing; giving dipseys, aud uL,
~ucipa'iag 10 every kind Of atnust s.n
which the place afforded. The particular
condi,ieus If the treaty have 90. been
officially announced ; but when it Is conf.
dered. tina. T~alleyraud was the uegoei,lpr,
on the par, of France, tho epDo.sdio hi,
willy measures, by Prince Kurskin and @.
neral Kalkteush. in b:hsIf Of Russia an.
Prussia, We may venture to s.y there va,
nothing like equality or reciprociiy 10 he
arrangement. Some of the conditions Of
this has,y treaty, as rumoursdby tenjs
ture, will be found in our foreiga dspN.
ment.
The war between. Fraccc end Ss.da
was recommended 90 The 18Th JOY; as
raj skirmishss had taken place; IN !.
which the latter troops eere wo's'rd add
were leaving Pomerania for lac sroasPr
sitions at Stra.snod. Il was %con6dsn!
! expected however thas.h bis Swedish Ea:ts
~ would before the fall Of thai place,
which was immediateIy.o be invested qa
powerful army accePstas terms OF ps'a
offered by B~cnapsr,e as the enrar0r 4,
lexander had offered his medIsslon, a4
strongly recommended tle measure. VIVA
effect the succonrs which have tesn ''
To This prince by England, will have 90 '
mind j, is diGeul, 10 say, bu. ~caledla'Hs
on vents of recent times, there seems .
be bu, little hazard ia surmisiog, that WAL
eve assistance he may receive, or move
yer bravely and pertinaciously be may ~
here 20 his original plan, of opposing Vs
arms Of France, he Will be COMPELLED q
length TO yield .o the fate that has b'la's.
alike his powerful a. we'll as fesAl'' ssp
! bora,
This even, is considered in Eos'aaS' a
s:agcidable--a and every hope Of fl'''s A.
sis,ance on the centinent. as lost '"F" !.
This view Of ihings however gloon =
perspective, appears to have been '''t'p :,
with at lzast one salu,ary RESULT" ,,
ronsrd aud united The nation, TO 'O' a. \.
sui, of .he mos, vigorous measure o' y
fence, nc, by calling f,rsh the nlapa ',r !,
trusting the safety Of the nation 10 % INK.
! Of goAlntseYs; but IN E!llug w vs. - h
OF regular troops, to be disposed -,
! government, may Judge proPfF' a'a' -
men,ingt their pavy. ;.d d
The war in Turkey is. still ea'
and appears to have los, ooue o. ~ ,em.si
BY The late resolution 10 lis go III
! A battle has been fought, DEW" e. III
Ru.sisu and Turkish squacrop.n =. I,,n
! Dardanel.es, ia which it's sa'o'
wera victorious. -, ;. hN
Admiral ColliDgwood Is sslu .,ocss1b
Quilted his station of Cad;s' auu ~, pr
ed toward. CoDstaotiuoPle f0f
pose il is not mentioned. FoeIpd'
Private accouo,s have rcaeneo .u,np'
| tina, ths British troops, IN ano' av Tho ers
on Rosetta, were surroooaeo .h - tho lev
nay. and nearly all cut OF Zach AIsa'
|! which survived made ~ to