Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-12

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to receive, IN consequence e s 81, Ssa,et
aressome thousands On board winch h..
war. Several transports ,bro ~ Ships !
nagemsnty ran on .shores IT, - ''spa
peared 70 have abandoned them sS' m D.
J a asb brought toutby ths boats CROW. lTes
men Of war, two were burnt and s s'. q d,
bilgsd.. '4u aye VT.
I cannot e'. conclude this has,v ,,..,. |
without expressing nv great ot,: s'a'entn
rearradmlral sir Samuel Hood y h|
was every where, and whose exe,, soos 9 4
unsemitted. ! have the hoiforto ~ J Ft''
II Hazy weather rendering the CIV aNf
scuHe, ! detach The C.eaaer win 'e at
patch. us O.
vile de Paris, Victory, Ba,a.r,
InpIacacable, Elizabeth, Norge pl, ests|
Resolution, Auaacious, Endynjon. . .M..a
:. :. IA -. LoNDos, E5.l.
IL IS sad that government has r,cer.
Constantinople. 1t is stated, that si1.,S
NIustapha bairectar was wound. J''O'5
assault made upon the scraslio by H. 5ar'
nissaries, he succeeded in effeetso ~
treat with SEQ chosen men. W;A s'Is'
force, which Was shortly aftcrvorl, ~
mrnted to 10000 men, he had occu,;,i :
imPoEtant position of Tophana, vl.rs /.
re NAMED, according to the last s,em,' q
with strong park Of artillery. +, bS,
CgrstaEtinople in awe and it wa, ,n,no ,'
ed, would ultimately prevail, He had IS.
Joined by the Aga Of the Yaaissari,, All,
in their turn, had found poverlu ,1nnr
er in The pacha of the NIorea. l. >,
counts from Constantipople we arc ~
reach to the 25th Nov.
TIE king las been graciously ples.cs,,
appoint brigadirr general tie horoag.
Charles William Stewart, to be go,qnr
of Fort Charles in the island of Iarsi,,
Fcb,aqrg2
Some Of yesterday evenings pap-n, .;...
ed, that a cartel had arrived at Dover from
Cherbours, with messengers from Bona
par!e aud tie inference was mat hcy hI
Lrought fresh proposal Of peace. At ID
same time, it is not improbable, that ST:
reiusaEto negotiate by our ministers VS.
justified On TIE plea that they could aaa'
baadon The Spanish people, 3onapate may
affect to CONSIDER the forced homage gtn'
dered him by tie people Of Madrid and
the retreat Of our army from the ror'h O
Spain, as completion of ms conquest 0.
,hat country, and consequently as remove
OF the lmpedinents in the way oiarlsFa
Of the negotiation.
Bonaparte, it is added, arrived at PaF'
on the Esd ultimo, and he is said 10 have
boosted, in his later bulletins, he hes taken
5000 British prisoners, and 100000 COL
lars,
Febuary11
The Two Friends left Cadlz as lat: q, q,
the 2Sth ultimo. twas intended she shoala
come with the convoy, consisting Of aOou
40 ships, ia that port, but finding th' %ln D.
favorable she took her departure unPto''I'
ed. She is small vessel laden with san
On the 2s.h no English troops had afs'ES.
nor was it known the Spanish goycrninsaa'
would admit an English garrison Inlo :" :,
fortress of. Cadiz. The enemy had not a
that time appeared, nor was iH'In II. s..,:
expected. .Anwas repose, except WAX, wax"
,he attention of the engineers and ar:nlIS !.
was directed for the improvement u ~
works.
FsJruayts
Between 8 and 4 o'clock YESTERDAY ~. m'
Hunter and Mr. Rufe, kings meS'S 1sS a
arrived at the Office Of the secretary Nv ,o A,
reign affairs bat the contents OF w. ". m m
,atshes have not yet transpired. We s., @
derstand that the last Of the i'lss y. Il,
left Seville on the s0th uItlno and u: ;,. r.
n,tcSes are from Mr.. Frere, his n1al''g \,
=, yau,e innta. by Wv