Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-12
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW YORK, October 9.

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NEW YORK, October 9.
A gentleman passenger in the Arcturus.
from Bordeaux, informs that the day
before he sailed, he received aletter from
bis friend in Paris, stating thar news had
reached there. tina. Copenhagen had sur.
rendered TO the British.
Captain Patzig. who arrived at this port
yesterday, from Cape Francois, informs
that general Christophe, lef. Cape Francois
about the fourth of September, at the
head Of ter thousand men, for Pcrs dc
PAX, to gise battle te gensral Petioa-
Captain Pratt who arrived at Boston
on Monday last, 10 thirty eight days from
Amsterdam, Informs tina, Copenhagen was
surrendered TO The British on the zOsh Of
August, without resistance. Mr. Mum.
roe had advised that American vessels 10
Holland. ready for sea, should go nos,h a.
bout, and others should remain short
lime to see skssissne Of oar ueg ocia.io5s IN
England
ADDITIONAL EXTRACTS,
Translated from kate Paris Papers receiiv.
eaat the eEceof The Mercantile Adver-
tiser.
PETERsRuRG,,Ju ly 90.
| Since the return Of his majesty the EN-.
persr, an extraordinary activity is remark.
ed in the Office of the Marine departments
The order is issued arming with all
possible dispatch ther squadrous OF .Cron-.
s,adt and Kevel. No. Vic least dou5 is
en,ersainedby any body that these arma.
men.s are destined against England, if she
should adopt the fatal determination Of re.
jec,ipg The mediation offered hef.by cur
court. The English merchants settled
here entertain the same opinion respecting
the ptssent dispositions of Russiaior they
are all sndeavoripg TO sell their goods or
eommercial Effects at any price. m
SGHWERIS, Augustf5.
nn,he Danish troops that weie in Hol-
stein aud the Duschy Of Sshleswig, have
been marched to- Ju,land, from whence
part of them will 60 over to The island Of
Eiouia, mhichis separated from it by the
iitsle Belt. HAT strait cannot BE occuoi
ed by The English. as she.r ships could Tot
engage in il Without exposing themselves
10 the cross FIRE from the. batteries on the
shores. Il will bsmuch mere difficult TO
send reinforcemepts over 10 the island OF
n .,t,,A -. 20 oct ho,vacer aH,ousth her IN,
practicable, md its most likely tha, The
Dan;sh government Will attempts il; the
Importance Of collecting On that island 9.
force sufficient TO be enabled to repulse
an aggression, will considerably over bal
ance the inconyenieney Of exposing a few
boats loaded with troops to- fall into the
hands of lhe English.
.HAM2uRG, A,,gust-fo. I
Prince &c Ponte Corvo arrived here the
day before yesterday in the evening
sOar senate has been cenvoked this Gay
extraordinarily; it's said, that it will deb.
berate upon the espediency Ct re-purchas.
ing the British goods, which will be restor,.
ed 10 t.ir former owners, in considerations
of certain sam, as il has been done at
.Leipsick. ]
The English who were on the island Of
Rugen have suddenly occupied Stockholm
and Malmoe. Their intention is to occu
Ply one baukef ,heSosnd, wills, the French
are extending themselves en- The osher,, &
10 dispute that important passage. -
The king of Sweden is himself supplied