Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-08
BY THIS DAYS MAII.
NEW-YORK, Jan. 4.
Very late frem Eyob,.

~ oIo0S "0 L. III UUS
By the arriva! Of the brig Janc The a.
tor Of the Mercantile Adver!ls-r has r.,..
cd Cork papers TO the 2o.h Of Nosenb.S
containing London news Of the l4.h, sT
days later than our previous advices Eo,s
tha, quarter. They are slleot on the ,h
ice, of the expected blockadirg procl,m,
ton, which was 10 have been published e
the l4.h, and supply Us With only he nj
loving articles.
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: LONDON, nv. a.
Wsayes,erday announced the dspatv,s
Of sir Sydney Smiths squadron from PrE
mouth, consisting of S sail Of The lu-. Ne
will couch a, Cork, were it expects to s.k
The h:beru'a Of ~l2o gus, which sai,
irom Plymouth OF Saturday, 90 is a.
risaI at Cork, sir.S, doey will ,saasfsrH
Aag from tie Londoo to ,!he Hiberaiau. rs
is Impossible yet 20 form any idea CT he
msgai'soe of.he expedition. THE nava
part will sal! as have already s,atsd a
separate division, anG wi! as 10 the cas-
Of .h- Ccpeonagen expedition precede Ih| I
military. Anoog the troops to be smPy /
cd in-shis expedition is The lih rsgnel
DOW embsi king at Plymouth The :qa2
cron in which IL is to sail will touch AZ
Cork. and take on board .hc Sd aad9jis
who are waiting there for transports.
Letters from Sicily and Malta ct thsdl.
of The Esd Seps meniou .ha: the Brii
army ofAlt xsndsia had parked and vtns
hons'y expected at N3esSins to reinfpas
the army OF Sicily. Tbs 10Th regia.a
had also arrived at Gibraltar.
Mi Sylvester messenger, was sen, Of
ffon tie foreign otEee az late hour 0,
.sarsdsy nigh, witt, dispatches. Hid
destioa,lon WAS kept profound seeret,sD
il was noi koswn to himself till Us, bsfar;
he leti she office.
Scme ciapa,t;1es OF q singular and high
~ lmpnrlaGs natate were la!ev touod 90
bears he ADerican ship Caroline, DEAN
I'd and broush: into Fiyn,ou'h BY go Esq
lsh p,iyateer. HE Caroline was bound
from New York TO Chetburc, and the ds
patches were from sss French minister 10
the =. S to Faiieyrand. They are 10
possession OF government, AID are saldn
have CO mmunica!ed soeae cifcems,ancrs&s
high importance.
SevcTa! objects OF enterprise have been
presented 30 administration, the occupau0I
Of Candia in the Mediterranean and o
Madeira asd The Efaz:lss
The French, i. appears, nave assumsa
the comp:s,e domieion Of the kibe.
letter Of they first mentions, thai they o@
'sken possession OF he guard ship at Iul
haven: tha..ahe suffered 90 vesss! TO Pa"'
without the s,rictess search and that, i
there was the least reason 30 suspect '|
either came from al English port, OF na'
British properly On board, she was de" a,
ed, and, 10 most cases, condemned. III
give greater effect to these measures, %,
french were about to remove the arhsS
ship usually stationed at FwierenRsih "
C4zhaven. Even the Blankancse h'aa
nen, who, wtfh considerable difieuIy"
permission to dsn tor q stipulated us's ON
the coast, had orders lately issued 10 tnsn
to give the speediess information OF every
vessel they fell in with, and were proh'o,r'
ed from having auy communication W."
the English, uater pain of military Pp
uishmsnt. Every ptecauslou was tas''
at ne same time. to prevent any ic:''
corfse with Heiigo is!a.l.
!: the French and Danes. it would seem
were not gate agreed about the limits
their respective dom;nions on the Nv"
The naval power io thar river being all "
the side OF the latter. they Of course e4E
tured whatever came within their rea'a.
an advantage of which their allies We"
rather jealous. Il was in consequence "
t'mated TO the@Danes, that il was not sIE
pec.ed in future from them thar they shca'