Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-07
81 The LAST MAIL.

NORFOLK, E3gsa5er 2.
20 capsala ss.Dson OF the ship Union Island
as2 DAYS :ro;n Liverpool, aasl some of his
rtssen gers, We are Indebted fot London pr
pers 70 the 25eh Of September.
In England the public a,tsasion appears
wholly engrossrsi by the late convention in
Portugal TIE sense Of the nation upon that
plbject viii be found il the extracts whloh'
we have made, and il IS somewhat remark
sble, ;hae there is no difference Of senti-.
rent on tbs saliect between the ministerial
aad opposition papers. l'ne removal if not
punishment OF tie British commander la
/ chef is c.rtain. From letters received from
The army in Portugal, the indignation Of the
nation, isappeags, IS reciprocatsd to the ful
list extent.
From Spain or Portugal nothing important
ka kesn received since the date of our for
mr adyicss. The papers are filed with
marches OF Frensh armies to the Rhine and
tie pyrcnees. t,onaparte appears resolved
on the reduction OF Spain, while he msnaces
Austria az The same time. The ty-rant IS
aware Of the discontents N Germany as an
evidence Of which is an intercepted letter
ionl one CT the PFassian ministers to Ger
nan prince. Austria, is arlned at all points
and nothing GIN exceed the zsal and Loyal
| " of the people, upon whom The publication
the events In Spain have had a wonderful
drct in vain have the French agents re-
ncustrated against their publication.
The latest papers vs. have received as
ser,, that Information had been received that
day that q general resurrection had taken.
| place IN the kingdom OF Naples, and that ali
the French there had been nlassscred or
driven out although this intelligence wants
confirmation it is By no means improbable.
The war N the north of Europe has re-
sulsss. most gloriously to the gallant king OF
Sweden. The Russians havl been driven
from Finland with immense loss and COM
rlete disgrace. In addition to that loss and
Disgrace, and the less os his feet in the Ia
gus, fresh notifications were preparlngfor
the emperor Alexander. Ills feet m the
Baltic are, no doubt, ere this, in the pos
ssssion of the united Swedish and English
fleets, for which purpose fire SHIPS hadbeen
sent from England, and troops were gong
from Sweden to make a joint attack nv sea
sadland. The emperor of Russia viii Ind
himself, it is probable, less in troops So,ooo,
and in ships is sail OF the line, besides y
Or Is f,;gs;es--in scasnen on 10000, and
! iakerutaticn, his loss is incalcGlable. Our
flers viii perceive that noti,irg IS naofs
| spraed than those reports winch ssaeeo
aerence between Sweden and Eng
land.
Our London papers say but little on a
mexican affairs, except one of the gath o
September, which observes that IT IS no
likely ttat an,. adjustment can take plac'
with this government, VINO IN proposing :
raise the embargo en- cur part, and they :,
fescind their orders in council, have addeo
Is a s .u.tthhar condition, the rslinqulshmens. Q
TIE right TO search our merchant SHIPS 10
EFtish seamen. This has beens 50 often re
sisted, that renewal of the demand at TN
time, has the appearance ola detsrlniniatlo
% the part OF our government to coasihu
her present measures, non-inapoIsstioni' :
Embargo, or to resort to other, and strong
Issssures.