Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-11

Of Beira, schild nine years Of age, is said 70
be about to embark for the Brazils. 1t is doubt
ed whether his. father the prince regent will
so. The Portuguese ministry are anxious
for the British to go of. We have no advice
of the French having begun their march from
Bayonne.
Other letters from Lisbon of the same date
mention in positive terms, that the royal fa-
mily We're all prepared, and would cetainy
quit Lisbon Immediately ontheFrcnch troops
setting foos on the Portuguese territory,
The letters from Oporto, of the 18th mem
ton the receipt Of alyices there, that the
regal sfa:aily actually embarked for theBrazils
on the this information is doubted; 1t
is snpposedto relate to the caibarkation Of
the prince of Beta.
The feet which is arrived from Oporto
consists OF 48 vessels.
LONDON Sept S.
!. We understand thas government has re,
so!aad 70 send force Of 5000 men by
The fsss ships tor India. The spirit.of 'mu.
tsay that has appeared ii some, Of the ma
tive troops in the neigbbouthood Of Veil
lore has rendered this measure necessary.
Need we add that scare inquiry 1910 the
cause OF The discen! ent ,ha; prevails a.
moug these corps seems indispeasibsy re.
qaisi,e. II VIZ are no, al:sinformed, some
Of them had required 70 wear leather caps
made Of hog skin. We might with as much
reasoo eSpeos TIA. g regiment OF Jews
could be brought to live upon hogs flesh,
as shSt certain casts of the Indians should
submit to what. 10 their estimation, would
amelof 10 such a degree of pollution
A letter from respectable house in Lisbon
dated the eth September, says" The return
OF the courier Who was sent to Paris with the
answer Of our government to the demands of
France, is most anAiousls looked for, as it is
expected he Will be the bearer of the ultima
tum of Bonaparte. Ministers expect he will
be here about the / 9th instant by which time
ten sail of ste line, and IS or IA frigates, will
be ready to put to sea. The greatest activity
pervsdes every department the adminis.ra-
ton, as little doubt remains that the court
will be obliged to remove to the Brazils. Don
]. Almeida, formerly ambassador to Great
Britain, is go;Bs TO London, as envoy extra.
ordinary.
KEEL, SEPT. o.
Tie coatcnts Of tic cApitulatie4 Of Copen-
hygen but too well expi.sin TIC necessity oftlat
event--yVhcn the worlS.a.--1 lrs what that city
has suffered, what the 3 ane.arrison has per-
formed and endurs2 aa exteat of the
pgiva.ions they la.SoredtiRg can no long
CT be surprised al the sufre7- - "a city al
most in. ruins Eut we wiNaic oA here that
the instructions sent tss, accussf2ternment for
that purpose, fell isftgr as a stnt Of, the Eng
hsh. But it is no leyostlcr. tRsablc than true,
that the ca,,isulatiasufelE resas objects ola po-
Iitical nature, n1asfss Inconsistent with the
present situation Of d. affairs with the sys-
TEN OF our court, and tie limited powers OF a.
military commander.
BANKS or TIE MAIN, Seht. 70.
The public papers contain the following ar
ticles from Riga -
8: The Russian troops, who, after the con-
clIsion of peace. were to. return into the inte-
rior, have received orders to halt, and are
now orderedto magsh 10 the coast of the Bal
tic tie whole extent OF which is threatened
blythe English.
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NORFOLK December H..
An occurrence ofyesterday has excited
some interest, arisifg from the recollscti
r. Il. - 10. et%~ otnfa