Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-28
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW YoRg, Sept. a5
Latest from Eurobe.

| Latest from Eure6s.
By the ships Gold Hunter, Vose. from
London; aad Eliza, Waterman, tfem Ii.
vsrpeol, the editor Of the Mercantile I'D.
vertiser has received irregular file OF Lon.
don papers TO the 18th August, inclusive
Is days later than aoy previous adslces)
and Lloyd's Lists of the 14ih.
Captain Vose Informs, that business was
very dull, that the British governments had
not taken up the affair OF the Chesapeake,
as they mad not received any Official dis.
patches upon that subject; that the schoo.
ner Revenge had not arrived THAT there
was no prospect of peace between Eag.
land aad France; and that the merchants
aud manufacturers in England were very
much averse TO war with America. Capt.
Vose left Londonthe 15,h, and the Downs
the 21st Of August
Insurance ca American vessels from
England TO America had fallen 70 three
guissas,
LONDON, Augusit 1a.
4 mali from Gournburgli arrived yester.
day. The private !ettels by th!s convey
ance state. that the emperor Alexander ar
rived a. Petersbusgh on the 18th uIs. but
that his arrival was not snnouncedb by any
discharge Of cannon, or any other damon.
straiion Of joy. The mail contains 60 &C.
couu. Of the military operations at Slral.
suud to the 22d ult. but we have previously
received accounts so late as the 3ottl, at
which time the fortress had nor surrender.
ed. lhe German legion did duty fox The
first time onlthe ,wen,y.hrs:. Oa the
same day lord Cathcars !efy Stra.suod for
Ruger.
The private letters by the Tenniugeu
mail which arrived on MONDAY evening.
that the recent proceedings inspire ba, liz.
tic confidence in the adherence of Russia
10 tl,e interests Of Great Britain AID In.
deed, the circumstances impaired by Mr..
Secretary Canning in the house of com.
mons on Monday evening, have consider.
ably dampsd the hopes OF those among Us,
who, On The FIRST blush Of the sabiecr, ex-
pec,ed from the Russian overture pacific
result. The friendly intentions manifested
towards this ceuntry in one5of the articles
of The Treaty between Russia and France.
have from circums tances which remained
to be explained, been suffered to rea,ain
dead letter ia respect 10 us, who were the
declared object Of it. We canno, help ob.
serving that Bonaparte, Tar from having
los,sight Of his favorite object of hostility
against Great Britain, appears, by the
last letters from the continent, TO be more
intent than ever on the establishment, Of
new law of nations, securing the liberty
of the seas aud the independence Of every
flag. Whether Russia will ultimately be
induced 10 enter into these Interested views
Of Bonapar,e against the naval supremacy
OF Great Britain, is aques,ion upon which
We are at present DESTROYS of Withholding
our oPiaion. The continental politicians,
however, are !sss Backward in pronounciog
their decision upon this subject; and il is
even asserted. that 20 determiped is Ma ]
poleon upon the universal Recognition Of
lis favorite principle, thatshe Frenchuoops
will remain 10 Germany until the foil &C.
cf his object.
he passengers VINO came over in The
last packet from TonniageD, state, that pre-.
viously to the sailing OF the. packer, an ex-
press had arrived, with Instructions Tor all
The English ships lying at Tonningen, 10
proceed down the river, b.low the battery.
This IS considered as precautionary snea.