Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-29


of The 21st The extracts we have MADE
from them for the Mersansile Advertiser
are so extensive rs to supercede the neees
Civ 81 any acknowledgements, and have ex'
cluded many local articles ADD great mass
of adyer,isements which shall receive due
attention tomorrow.
4LoNDos, April6.
Baron r .hausen, the Swedish minister z
Al Our court. on Friday presented ~
10 our government, announcing shs - )
Swedish majesty, in order to pre- -; 5.
csmmerce Of the Baltic, and = : l, hisst .
parposea, hadfound ii asc~.ssy 1910. - .a
ade the river Peene. IL i.s - and from An.
the passage of a! l.; &c
clam, Wolgs@ Snra7.
: Government has determined TO give to
Russia every possible support, and sixty
thousand stand of arms will be sent off
with Inc utmos, dispatch. They. were on
SATURDAY. insured and will be conveyed
in two slocps, of war They are 70 be
followed by a propor,iona,e quantity of ball
ccsar,ridges. Upwards of sixty thousand
stands whieh had been previously sen,
with BALL cartridges. had reached Mcneil,
and arc at this momens very likely employ
ed with success against the common enc.
my.
a short ,ime ago the British merchants
presented memorial to the msrquis OF
Douglass. requesting him 70 intercede with
the Russian government for the renewal
OF an Ukase favorable TO our commerce.
10 ,ha. memorial they set forth at length a
number Of grievances, intending Their for
his lordship' private Information. Instead.
OF making a memorial to the Russian go
yernnaent from the merchants memorial
fer.the renewal Of the ukase, his lerdship
presented the whole of the latter, conlain.
iug many complaints against the Russian
government, very improper to make known
10 it, though very proper for his lordshlp's
private information. {,
This brought the merchants into the
most unpleasan, dilemma, and gave great
offence TO the Russian ministry, 10 conse.
ouence of which his lordshipshas become
verv unpopular, and the British Influence
at the court has been much impaired.
Under these circumstances the Russian
government is SO much ous of humor that.
i seeks for objects of complain, against US,
and among others, complains bitterly Of
orr governmsnt having sent such small
assistance In arms, ammunition and mo-
rev. though the Baltic has been open the
whole of the winter: + is even feared that
Russia is treating for peace.
s.. Lord Carhcart is. it's said, TO have The
command Of the troops going to the con.
,incnt. They are TO be disembarked al
Mcneil, and join the Russian army as
soon as possible. Three bassalions of the
foot guards. are 10 be sent.
es dpr3 ID.
Peace betueen England, Russia and
Turkey.
We (courier) had the satisfaction to
announce, yesterday, the glorious iotelll-
pence received from the sDardanellcs $3.50
Government have not yet received the Of
fetal dispatches from sir John Duckwor'h
or Mr.. Arbuthnot; but they are in pos
session of other adv;ces, 10 which, we nn-
derstand, they attach implicit credit In
deed the Dutch papers to the 9th, which
have arrived, render the intelligence very
probable. The Vienna Court Gazette of
the 21st Of March, .consains the following
paragraph:
Is Admiral Louis's squadron, cruising
off Tencos, was reiafoced between the
18th and the 18th OF February, BY 4 three-
deckers, and several frigates and coryestes
and nlhe 21ss the English forced the
seven forts which protect the passags OF
the Dardanelles, burnt a ship Of the line,
aud also destroyed some Turkish frigates
: IN the channel In conseauence. fresh ne.