Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-24
Tarky vas signed On the 9Th

Tuksy vas signed on the 5th
epa . from Arragon, dated the 18th
Ans mentions that there are 10000
f~s5rpss .r,as defending Saragossa that Ia
rsH 7 nss;seing it ; that the works and
vt ? are pushed on to She gates OF the
rsnsass ) bombardment kept up without
psn' Ion The enemy hope to force
ltsI ars . surrender by famine more than
= srce Of arms.
I.nrz, FEB. s, (6y urayg France
.,T,s anxiety which the reports OF a new
: Austria had occasioned, has been
asnted by the late measures OF the
o C Vienna. 1t is certain that some
c'sp' .oros are 20 Be formed, which will be
pss : ION different regiments. Other
S..rc PREPARATIONS are likewise making,
n amarazines are forming in Bohemia and
'..ra. NJ. Fashender, who in the late
ao,ious Was principal commissary to the
,ass-isp army. has been again appointed
: ,,,t post, and The count de Gulnue, tor
.,,lg adjutant general to the Archduke
Tsarlss. has been appointed adjntaut to the
~,srar. The Archduke Ferdinand IS 10
s. the chief command of an Austrian ar
- Il Bohemia, Il war should break out, and
.smt BEEisgarde will command an army IN
r,rntbiIa and Carniola. In the mean time
s,ysral generals who commanded on the
Tarkish frontiers have been recalled to Vi
,pua. Many persons however doubt, whe-
her tie Archduke Charles approves the
MEASURES of the court, and VIII be willing to
,orer into a new war. In the conferences
which have been held on the subject, and at
which both that Prince and the Achduke
Ferdinand, the brother Of the Empress,
we're present, it is said, a new general levy
vas spoken of, and different measures pro-
rSsd 10 render it agreeable to the people.
Those most experienced ii military affairs
sdinate the whole of our regular troops at
1900 men but il is not practicable tchnd
4 taim Of artillery sufhcieut for an army OF
$1,000 men.
Leydea Gaurant, FEB. %.
vienna, February II.
A courier sent off by our internuncio at
Nj. Surmer, has brought
intelligence to the government of a new in
snecdm of the ~Janissaries which has been
very bloody, and by which the Porte was o.
to conclude a peace with England.
The Courier left Constantineple on the 10Th
January. The first consequence Of this c.
has been that the Russian generals have
off AL communications with the
Turks.
The Gazette contains the following arti-
de under the head of Turkey;
On the 5th Of January, peace was con-
GUIDED between England and the Sublime
Porte, bv the British minister Mr.. Adair &
Hakki Efendi, In consequence of which all
ports in the Turkish empire are open 10.
English ships. This important intelIi-
gsnce was Immediately transmitted to the
commercial towns in Europe, Asia
and Africa, and a great chnage may be ex-
l'cted IN the great towns o the Levant, and
ne prices of most commodities.-Lenaoa
tMnast, FEB. 28.
Inc Rrest fleet have put into Rochefort.
lae object Of ehe Bresr feet was, in the
INST instance, to surprise our squadron off
rs%OsAetors, consisting of four sail Of the
.t, then to JOIN the Rochefort, and proceed
nom thence TO Ferrol, where, united to the
isr"l squadron, thei combinedforce would
nave amounted to 20 sail ofthe line. Ithas.
r = reported that on their return passage to
aochetoft, the Brest fleet called eff L'C-
lFl'' and werejoined by the squadron there
I0ut this, We understand, is not the fact +;
ny made their way direct to Rochefort.
JUG enemy had no sooner got into Basque
Saos than admiral Stopford was joined by
s,ss sad Of the line, which had been block
la6 L0lient. The admiral has now
euder him the Essar D0ne-1l DefaDce.