Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-28

ed. Allpersolls arc 10 iransmit an account
0fshe debts due TO English subjects; the
whole 81 which is 10 be paid into the Das
nish sreaspry. All legal demands, howe.
YER BY British SUBJECTS, consisting OF capt.:
talss annuHies, toolincs, and interest upon
The Government STATE Paper. arc 70 efdn.
II paid. All correspondence with England
iisso be prohibited, and iettcrs coming from
or going is England are 10 be seized and
sent 70 the Danish officers.
From the Paris Aoniteuy. Sept. %.
Denmark had a land force sufficient to
have repealed any attack from the English;
aud II Il had no, been for the false secnrity
with which they asuered themselves, and
the nnne cessary slasm they INDUCED as 90
the objects Of the French, they might have
had &C, 900 men at Copenhagen, and lord
Cashcart would have met with reception
nnder IFS walls, similar TO that which the
Duke Of York met with at DunxIk, 10
Holland, and IN fact at every place upon
the continent, wherever the Eagllsh have
dared To- SET foot.
Was j. by taking the Danish feet, and
setting Ere 10 The capital, and thus vio.
slatiDg the independence and impartl atty OF
Denmark, thai the English minlstry ort the
general, thooghs,o preserve IT'S neutrality {
/ 10 that case, we should be justified IN form.
lag an idea equally as naiavofable 10 their
| foresight as to their Justice. lfshey think
10 rrmsin in Zealand they ought 70 bring
an armylof &c, 900 msa togesher and even
| then il would be ofli.slr sigui6cation.
An article srom Keil would have Us be-.
lleve that the Danish governme Ut, wish
led TO destroy rather than to surrender the
fleet, aud that it had actually transmitted
orders TO tina, effect, which we intsltrpt.
ed
We are no, able yet,o state whether The
report transmitted from Meme, OF Bona.
parte having senta reeulsitionio the court
OF Petersburg, TO shut its ports against this
country, be true or not. II lslhighly pro.
babls Romanzow, The Russian prime minis.
ter is understood TO be decidedly hostile 20
this country But the hostility Of Roman.
zaw is not participated BY the rest OF the
Russian nobility, and the increaslng unPo.
IspulafAy Of the treaty Of Tilsis, ADD OF It's
|sofFspring the armis.ice with Turkey, is an.
derstood to have greatly strengthened the.
English party. P,Inse Menzikof has been
charged with an importanf mission 70 this
country, and The friends Of England consl.
der this as favourable prognoslie-
AMERICAN. AFFAIRS, S5c.
AT the lsvec on the atb Mr.. Munroe,
the American ambassadors, was presented
to his majesty By the master OF 'hetcele-
mon es. His excelency took leave OF his
majesty previous to his depattcrs tor a.
mrrica. Mr.. Munroe is succeeded, IN
his embassy, by Mr.. Pinckncy. Previous
20 the lcyec. Mr.. Munroe had an inter
view with Mr.. Canniog.
The above ceremony is generally dis
pensed with when ministers leave The Bfi-
.ish court dssa,isGed-l
Mr.. Munroe. the American minister,
had his 6nal interview with MIR. Cann'pg
on "Wednesday. His departure Is 10 no re,
spect connected with the dispute with =.
merica. The 6nal answer OF our go.
vernmeas on that subjecs has already been
sent off TO Mr.. Erskine.
Mr. Munroe is not to embark IN the
Rev euge, but to take passage in the Au-
rus,a, from Cowcs. The Revenge IS TO,
sail from Plymouth about The i2h OF DC.
Itober. ss '
The Moniteur contains the treaty tor 40
armis.ice between Russia aud the Ottoman
Porte, concluded under, the mediation OF
France, and sigoed BY the respective ne.
gociators 90 the oath August, az the Cas-
| tie Of Slobosia. d
A report is current that on the part OF
the English, an application mas been made
| TO the king Of Sweden to deliver up his