Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-10

10 Kiel the demands Of that power With,
out announcing any reason. England re.
CURED an offensive and defensive alliance.
As gnayausee of this alliance, she de.
manded that the Danish feet, the fortress
of Cronenburg ADD the city OF Copepha.
gen should be delivered up to her. The
Prince Royal rejected such propositions
with lallthe indig oationihsy deserved. He
said Mr.. Jackson that history did not
afford single example Of anattack so obi.
Gus as that with which Denmark was me-
raced, and that more loyalty might be .ex.
pecied froGl the Basbary pirates thaa from
tas, English government. . You propose
your alliance, added this prince sah |! do
we not know wha, your alliance s! Your
allies. by waiting in vain a whole year for
your spceors, have taught us the value of
III" Mr.. Jackson having observed that
ne prince spoke TO him 10 very harsh
terms, ihis royal highness answered that
wheu a man had resolution enough 10 un-
.lsr,akes saeh a mission, he ought also to
have she courage to. bear with every thing
said that besides whatbe answered The
minister he would as freely to the
king of England, wereihr present. Il vas
alter this audience that the Prince Royal
aseof FOR Copenhagen. He was received
there with general enthusiasm. After hav.
ing put every thing in order, he judged
proper to eross over again 10 the continent,
.intrns.ing general Peymann with the civil
and military powrr.for the defence Of the
csPiiaI. In crossing the Belt, the vessel
which carried the Prince Royal was on The
pons Of being stopped blythe English. s.
q Kaa rsst day, the public Of the capital
learns The departure Of the Prince Royal, by
an ofseisl proclamation, published by beat
.ofdrums ia all tkr,s.reeis. The same day
the English Legation Quilted the city, the
.eiplomalic body aiso.set OF. l!.@
4 sOa the 18Th August Mr. Jackson,6eclar.
ed that ,hossliiliesswsre going 10 commence
From that m oment the whole city wss up
10 arms aud preparations made for
vigorous dsiencesa b bo53ssoR gti'e 'isQ
The garrison OF Copsnhagep amountsto
Soog9egular itroeps. The army Is unfor.
tunatelyo 90 the Consinen,, which proceeds
from that fatal inclination cf The powers Of
thee onslnsnt to entertain 20 jealousy but
against FraDce, and 10 be uEd CIR 10 appre-
heasinn rom the. E1schinations Of England.
But Governfaspt wilffpd lesourcesin the
ibnmense population ofthe city and ia the
energetic sentiments VITA which all the ci-
tiaens are animated. There is not single
irhabitant but hassin his mouth the answer
given by bis rpya! hiehness to the English
agent, when he latter told him that Eng.
land would compensate with money all the
losses that Drnaiark might sustain. {; And
with what answered the. prince will you
compensate shc loss rofour honor 90
Ths, auack CON nsenced onihe six.ecnth.
The whole az nay is on its march towards
Fion;a.
Ia collecting the nobie speeches made
use of BY the Prince Royal upon this i'm
portant occasion, this phrase has not been
forgotten 80 II by the treason of The En-.
glish the capital should, however, happen
10 be,aken, shall be able to do this winter
What Gustarusy formerly did and the ice
of The Belt viii afford me secare pas.
sage. Il