Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-17
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW-YoRK, September "A.
EuyobeGn Ad1gces.

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Eurobean Ad1gces.
The ship Susan, captain Delano. arrived
at this port yesterday in 48 days passage
from Liverpool. From captain Delano the
editors of the New York Gazette have re-
ceiyed London papers to the 25th OF July
thirteen days later than by former arrivals.
The followinginteresting articles are extract
ed from them. Further details IN our next.
The following is an extract OF letter
from Liverpool, dated the Esd of July:
g The St. Michaels is at last arrived from
France; and report being circulated that
the French DEGREES against your commerce
were to be rescinded immediately, has CIV
en- our market complete stagnatlon, 1t be-
ing understood that our ministry are pledg-
ed to take off the orders in council as soon
as the French DEGREES are at an end. NO
thing official has yet been published, but the
SUN, government paper, has gwen hnt
that such an event may occur.
LONDON, 9u!y LILY.
Yesterday we received, exclusively the
Dutch papers of Wednesday last, and the
Presburgh Gazettes to the 9th ult. Their
contents are of considerable Importance
They announce that the courts OF Peters
burg and Vienna had united IN an endeavor
to restrain the usurpatlons OF Bonaparte,
and particularly to request from him reve-
ca;ion Of his orders in regard to the Eccle-
siastical states, for which purpose they have
sent special ambassadors to Paris. Aus
tria is arlnina, TO give weight to her remon-
strances, and TO resist the indignities and IN
suit France has offered her and we are
taught to believe that Russia, although pro-
baby not prepared to press her e!lscussi-
ons to arupture with Bonaparte, IS alarmed
by his conduct, and is seriously impressed
with the necessity Of opposing some restraint
to his ambition.
Bonapartc, Notwithstanding the arg,ncy Of
his affairs in Spain, has been Obliged TO Or
elerpart OF the troops marching ti.iLher, par
ticularly some regiments from Angereau's
division, to Italy, where their presence has
been rendered necessary, by an almost uni
versal disposition for instruction.
The military exertions of Austria are Of q
nature that clearly indicate the alarm and
jealousy which. the conduct ofBonaparte has
excited in her councils, and at least prove
that she is not insensible to thedanger OF her
situation, If they do not go the length to ma
niflst disposition to resist the further pro-
gress OF his usurpatlons.
The measures now in execution in the
Aus rian domin;ons are Of two-told nature
The one for organising national LzvFE
EN- MAssE by calling out the entire male 20
puIation ofthe country capable OF bearing
arms and the other for establishing by bal
lot, an army Of reserve of SO battaEioas. or
$1,000 men, TO be exerc;sedat given periods, |
and to recruit the regiments Of the .ine.--'f
These arrangements were executed with
such prcnptitude, tliae the contribution of /!
Vienna to the army ofreserve, amounting to
$50 men, was .raieed in week.
The government has declared these .n1ea-
sures to be purely intended for the defence
CT the Empire but a variety Of circum-
stances connected with them, so strongly !
indicated a approachingrupsure with France I
al the dates OF the last accounts, that the
Austrian treasury bills had experienced a I
considerable depreciation, and numerous
speeuiations had been engaged in, in antici-
patton OF war.
The French ambassador, Andreossy, had
demonstrated on the subject CT this arma-
ment, and delivered letter written by Ma
poleon, from Bayonne, in which the latter
declared his surprise andregret that Austria
should engage in SO extensive system of
at period too, when the stu
alton Of the continent neither called for nor
justified such armament. The Austrian
Emperor answered, that period Of genera!
was alone the time for arrange
ments, the sole object Of which was the nre-