Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-18
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From Dutch Papers receiuedby the Ocean.
CoNsTANTINopLE, March 4. e
The measures which the Porte has taken
| with respect to the dissatisfied parties in
Asia seem 20 have had the desired effect,
aud henumber of troops which have LATE.
| !y arrived from that par. of the world are
considerably increased; within these few
! days at least 10, 600 men have passed thro'
this metropolis to join the camp of the
the Grand Vizier. TIE difficulties which
presence Of the Eagliah in the Archi-
pslago occasiooed to this city and TO the
trade of the empire in general, seem now,
at least, for while TO be removed.
We have received "a account, that their
force, in consequence Of the appearance
of a French Hces 10 the Mediterranean, has
left our neighbofhood. This circum-
stance will serve IN particular to restore
.he 50 long wished for Communication with
Egypt. The negoeiotiops which have
been opened 10 thar country vita Boys,
seen TO promise a speedy pacihcauon and
6oal settlement OF all disputes, 30 VII ch the
vice forbsarance Of courts considera.
oil; contributes. Nos long ago some ad.
vaotsgeous proposals were made 10 The
Bsys, TO Join their forces with the Otto.
a5 an troops, to defend EgYps against every
repeated Invasion of the British.
HAMBuRo, Abrl2a.
We may expecs 10 hear soon accounts
Of consequence from the baltic, for be.
aide. that The nuuber of English men of
war encreases there daily, il is reported
th,s la.ge feet Of transports is ar.
rived at Go.euburg. Ga the other hand
the camp under the prince de Ponse Corvo,
encreases very much, whilst 90 The 15.h, q
regiment OF INF gary and division If dra
goons crossed the Eel IN 90 vessels aud
! landed 10 Zealand The preparations in
Denmark continue with the greatest zeal,
aud few DAYS ago, whole regiment of
volunteers was enrolled at Copenhagen.
PARIS. April22.
The squadron commanded BY admiral
Gauthe Az me, of zen ships Of she line, FIVE
frieates, and some sloops Of war, have
happily entered again the pnr,<of I'onton,
on the 10Th of April, sfer haviug obliged
The enemy to raise the Blockade Ct the
Seven Isispds, aod rendered The navigation
of The Adriasic sea perfectly safe Also
90 The ash OLE. the frlgates OF his mai essy
the Themis and the Penelope, af.er hay
log made prizes TO the amount OF SIX mil.
lsups Of fsancs.
AbYil2s.
The Moniteur has published the follow.
ing account:
.sRear admiral Allemande, commanding
dipi,ion ct men OF war, which was at
anchor 81 the island of AK, weighed on
the iYth January, ia order TO join the feet
al Toalon. He arrived before that halbor
ON the 9Th F. bruary. after having destroy.
ed or taken English aud one Portuguese
ship (,he latter, /" The Prince OF Porsu.
cal.o Of 600 tons, sad laden with colonial
produce, had beeo captured a tew days be-
fore by the nrisish).
A soon as the rear admiral mace the
siens!, ad miral Gantheaume who was pre-.
yious,y informed OF his arrival, went TO
| Sc with all the ships under his command.
The div:sioa of the island Of AK, had
sustained conliuual storms, but had no.
suffered such damages as 70 prevent It
from keeping the sea.
The united feet consisted DOW OF ten
Sims o! he liue, of which TWO were three
deckers, one ship Of 80 guns, and z OF
"a gans, three fsigases, two bf'gs, aud Sc.
ven transports, each'of 500 tons, iaoe 2 w''n
troops, provisions end ammunition OF al
kinds.
The admiral sailed immediately for Cor
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