Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-07
NEW. YORK, Mar>a 5.

NEW. 1oAMt S1Ss 10 -
LateR from France.
ship Pamptieo, captain Mi ire. which which
led attkis port last evening" lei. waves az:
arr!seu ,sth January, and brings to the ONCE
on n INC Mercantile Advertiser Paris papers to
Of t2e abusive. We have carefully exa-
the % ,,,r 6les to that date, without being a.
naea s Js one article ofpolitical Importance
DC "r,e arrived at Paris on the tirst OF Jan.
BouSP Milan. after nominating the celebrated
ron. ,.sr who fiIs the situation of Neapolltan
1a See Of financed grand officer OF the le-
a s' e honor. Captain Milrea reports, that
gl0s .u,,sror was expected at Bordeaux IN 3
e 81 d.ys. on visit to the sea coast.
- a. ne embargo had taken place at Bordeaux,
no,bslle and Antwerp, and was hourly ex-
reeted at Nantes.
asioent earthquake, of more than half an
boer,s continuance, had been feit throughout
~ s ,oast Of Bar5ary, particularly at Algiers,
s.e;eb had done considerable damage.
A. article from Hamburger announces the
;,,ali;seocc that an English SQUADRON, under
.eo,,, p,and of admiral Hood, had presented
;ss,r I've fore Marstrand, a city of Sweden, and
s's,aanaea the occupation of that port and for
.ress with what success does not appear but
tbe inference IS palpable, that England expects
sweden will be compelled to join the CONT
mental coalition.
The Paris papers are occupied with pre-
sensations TO the emperor, and internal regu-
atoms.
March 4
b. the Aldebaran, in very short passage
from Leghorn, we Learn, that during the
two first weeks in january, about so sail OF
American vessels, bound to the dependencies
Of Napoleon, had arrived at Gibraltar, having
been boarded by cruizers,- In compliance
with the order in Council Of the lth Of No
ycmber.
Cen MORGAN arrived at New Orleans Oh
the CSC of January, and was to take passage
from thence in few days for Charleston
His lady, according to accounts received by
the Pampico, vas detained at Bordeaux,
without being permitted to preeeedsta Paris
to make the family. arrangements which her
pother's death had rendered indispensable.
Accordingly, she WIS settling her affairs at
Bordeaux as vel! as circumstances would al
low her to do, and she intended to take pas
sage IN one of the first vessels tor New
York.
Arrived, the ship aldebarsT, Fitch, 81
days from Leghorn. SaiIedln company with
brig Dispatch, Jones, for Boston. Left, ship
Argo, Fisia, of Salem; ship Eve Brothers.
Chandler, oG alar5lehead for Boston; brig
Maria, of New York; brig Sally, Robertson,
do forEnslana; ship Hetty, Day, Of Alex
andria brig Alexandria, Lawton, of Norfolk;
brig Violet, OF Boston; ship Aurora, Hall,
Of Portsmouth; brig Spwarrow, Leach, of
Beverly; brig Behisle,sof Salem; ship Jer-
ssy, Williams, just arrived from New York,
snip and cargo seized, having stopt AT a Brit
isaport, and others. Left.in the Mole, brig
Ann, Caldwell, of New York. Jan. 90, near
Gibraltar, spoke ship Charles and Harriet,
II days lion Marseilles for Newport. Left
30 SAL OF American vessels at MarseiileS.-
Dame day was boarded by a British man Of
war brig-strictly examined, bat treated pc
ntely--lnformed that there were Sc sail OF
outward American vessels at Gibraltar, which
were going toreturn home. Feb. Il, lat. 10,
- long. IS, IS, spoke ship Bordeaux, Gift
ioFd, OF New York, 5 4 days from Marseiiles
Tor New Orleans. 10Th, schooner from
martinique for Plymouth. Gath, lat. So, AZ,
10 long, IS, so, schr. Betsy, UT, s days from
charleston for Richmond, Passenger, capt.
a,ayson, late Of the brig Fitzwilliam, taken by
se French aud condemned Ct Naples.
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81 PHILADELPHIA, March S.