Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-18
NEW. YORK, 9uly is.

NEW YORK. July IS.
A. late hour last night, We received
-. n.ners 70 thu 2ist Of Nav. BY the
.h;a American Packet, but We were not a.
fble % make any .ranslations for TINS morn.
''s The CAPITALS informs. that the French
ID Russian armies were u sight OF each
s.hsr. and battle monont!y expected
q w. have received By captain Williams.
s...f aoe Francois, law issued by &c.
81 ae,slC hristsphe 40 the ais, of Jane, which
,.orals ,he dory Of ! O per cent. upon sugar,
COTTON aud cocoa, snd allows TO the plant.
8 .rs tbe free exporsa,ioa ofshese articles
! .ucb way as they may deem mos. COP.
8ducye 10 their ewnSiatrress-
Bv the poli,eness OF a gentleman, lately
+ .rriyed from Loudon, which place hs lett
|on ,he morning Of The s7ih OF May, We
3 b,ve bee. favored with the following ian.
ror,aus intelligence The souree from
winch i, is derived en,islss !. 10 the high
LEST credit:
|# Ofhcial intelligence was received ~ Lon
Eon on the evening of the rs h May, that
sor,is Sad been mad from Dansz'c by
be combipsd Russian s Prassian armies,
|wbir 5000 n.sn from Koningsburg .hadsf.
trctsd a handing en- the Hasf, which led
10 avery bloody and lang contested conflict
(which bv'thc Fssnchs bulletin. ~ SAID 20
have cost the allie rs 900 men the whole
sooo from Kenipgsburg were either killed
{or ssk,n prisoners. I. The loss en.he slde
of the French is not mentioned. The
names of several of the officers were Civ.
en-. and the allies demanded a suspension
&ef hosti,i,ies for three days 70 bury their,
3dsaa..a part Of which was only granted.
The same account, with the exception OF
p Or 5000 fewer killed, was also received
from Denmark.
The next arrival from England will pro-
baby bring US the sScial details OF this
sysB,. '
4 Captain BOYD informs Us that when he
Left casia S French sad Spanish ships of
war were lying at tia, place ready for sea,
luuah.s 10 get OUT on account of British
sqosdron BY whom they were bioekaded.
Captain Weymouth, from Richmond,
has furnished us with the following infor.
ma,io6 relative 10 the British squadron,
viz.
"Tha, on Friday nsoining Gully 10 ne
was boarded in Hampton roads, by boat
from. the Bellona, commodore Douglas,
aad treated politely. The offiser snq0lr.
ed after news, aud Informed capt. w. that
ehsy had received the presidents procia.
na,ion ID. day before, and that they hoped
Poe dispute would be terminated 10 a few
days. The same evening captain w. was
boarded of cape Henry, by boat from
be Melsnpus. which yessei and the Fri
umph Of "a guns had dropped down TWO
days before. The boat had 4.ofhcers and
ssamen two OF the officers assissea In
lowing who asked capt. w. for some ponl-
ery, which he refused, They said they
were very much 10 want Of fresh prosi.
lions that their crews were getting the
ssurvy; and that they had pleney OF sailed
Provisions and water. Capt. w sn9oirsd
What they had done with the scamea taken
pus Of the, Chesapeake and II they were
Euglishmep! The officers replied thsy
were distributed on board the Aeel; thar
hey were Americans, bit had received the
s'ngs bouusy and signed the ships papers
. England; and that they had ,aken the
ap.ain's pinuace, 10 which they made their
'sape, bar did not take an e6cer With
nsm, as has been enormously stated.