Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-14

foresaid. which shall be found trading with
any hostile porte, and 90, going from nor
coming to any por, Of this kingdom shall
Be de, sined and brought 10 for legal sd-
Indication, and shsllbe adjudged as lawt.l
prize TO his majesty. And she,igh. ho-
.norable lords commissioner Of his males
sy,s treasury, the lords commissioners Of
the admiralty. and the judge ofthe high
court Of admiralty, are to give the necessa.
w directions herein, as TO them may re.
specnsely appertain.
(Signsd)
W., FAWKENER,
June 20.
The Vienna Court Gazette draws very
diacren. picture of the ssate OF affairs in
Turkey FROM The French and Dutch papers
The blockade of The Dardanelles and ofthe
canal Of Cons,an.inople has reduced the
capital TO grea, distress. The captain Pa
cha seems unwilling TO quit the secnri,y Of
the sea Of Marmors, and the Turkish
squadron which entered the Black sca,
has been driven on, Oft by the kussiaus.
General Michc,son's position remains
nearly the same. He has not evacuated
Moldavia and Wallachia. and has lately
received considerable reinforce ments-
lis reported that change has taken
place 10 the Russian ministry tia. baron
Dadberg has resigned acd NJ. Novozllsoff
received the port folio Of foreign affairs,
and that count Romanzow has been cue.
ceeded by couot Strogonof, 10 the com.
mercial department. The latter not long
since LETT this country, and his appointments
will it is supposed be extremely favorable
TO his country.
Holland is at present strangely situated,
she is apprehensive Of an invasios and she
is withou, chief magisirate~-Louis Bona.
.par'=, according to private letters from
Holland, has abdica,ed the shrnne IN eon.
sequence af misunderstanding with his
hro.her--His conducs, though grateful to
the people because i. favored their com.
merce has displessed Napolson--The
wish Of the latter is to distress the English
trade by all possible means. Doe. he rrio his
ally or his depended. by carrying his wish.
'es into execu.ion---this is 10 him mater
.of indifference. Private letters state that
as soon as Louis Bonaparse was placed up.
on the throne. he saw the ruin which his
b;mher's system was bringing 7upoo the
b fry, the people approached him with
Of their common distress,
asisd implored hin tc.abrogate that prohibi.
: 3ry commercial system, which BY cutting
off loreigo communications, intercepted all
toreign demand, and thus ruined coua.ry
which could only support itself by means Of
It's richer u.ighbors.
Louis Bonaparsc appears to have been
moved b. .he scene OF distress before him
the system was partially abrogased, and
the communication opened between Eng.
land and Holland through the indirec, me.
dunn of nrutrals. tits stated, that these
Indulgences provoked the indignation Of
the emperor Napoleon,
J The First Of il experienced by the king
0! Holland, wastbe desertion Ut hi. wife,
the daughter of the French empress, who
aasersome uasGccessfullinsrigues, wishdrew
from her husband to her mother.
Louis Eonaparie, wearjrd with these ia !.
trigues. and having IN win solicited per.
pnisslon to retire, has a. length abdica,ed
the ,hrone. and Withdrawn himself into lta.
~. The Datch provinces are 10 conss.
.auence 10 the greatest confusion: they
have implored the return of &oais--" that
monarch whom they have known tong G.
noogh 70 love, snd whose retrra, will re.
new that state Of Confusion and distress,
from which his moderation and priucefy hu.
-nan'ty had bu: begen to relieve ,hem.n
Such are the statements which private
letters have brought-~,Louis Bsnapar.e is
the beat OF the family, no very great com
ps'mens this, our readers may think. Ills
Character Is mild aud hsmane-is ha. all