Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-15

/ merican.
[Balt. North american.
! INTERCEPTED CORRESPONDENCE
! SARAGossA, Dec. 81.
| Our gazette of this day contains copie:
| of several letters, found among dispatches
addressed to Bonaparte, and intercepted on
their wayfrom Paris to his head quarters.
Letter from Chamtas2ly, minister OF state
to Bonaparte, dated Paris, Dec. Z.
/" Through all the Austrian dominions
the utmost activity continues to be display
ed, with regard to the new organization oil
the militia, which seems to excite strong ap-
prehensions in the breast OF the king oil
Saxony and duke of Warsaw. In Munich
less uneasiness is entertained on this sub
ieet because no movements are observable
among the Austrian troops. Ali Pacha is
daily drawing more closely the ties Of friend
ship with the English, but being apprehen-
sive OF some rigorous measures on the part
ofthe Turkish government, he has sent his
treasure TO place Of safety.
Count Romanzof has dispatched a cou-
rier to Moldavia. I have availed myself
OF this opportunity to send some bulletins
TO Constantinople, and have also ordered
them to be distI ibuted on the road thither.
The Ottoman ambassador has postponed
dispatchmg courier to Cons aEtinople, un-
til intelligence shall have been received Of
your majesty's arrival at Madrid
A7.other letter trom the minister ofpoHce, to
Bonabarte, dated Paris, Dec. s. 500.
In obedience to your malesty's orders,
| have caused the articles relative to Sicily
to be successfully inserted in the Dutch
and German gazettcs, which viii be report
ed in the French papers but have given
the most positive order. that no particulars
OF that expedition shall be mentioned, lest
they should raise the enemy's attention.
/ inform your majesty that the Frankfort
Gazetteer seems to be much disafected,
sincei it became necessary to adopt strong
measures to compel him to insert the ,arti-
Gle touching Spain. Nor is the city better
disposed the Anglo-mania which prevails
in Frankfor is wonderful. 1t is from thence
that bad news is spread all along the banks
o. the Rhine.
A letter from the French ambassador il
Munich, Nj. Otis, to the French minister OF
state, 26eb of November, 1903, contains the
following passages: 4
% The Austrians contn1e to make in
trenchmeAs in Corinthia. a great mum
Der Of peasants are employed in the dcale
of Delenstem, Rastadt, Muntendorf, and
Lueg. We are here convinced that the
court of Vienna intends to carry the plan
of the new organization of the militia IN
to execution in its full extent, and to derive
greater advantages from this measure than
were at first expected. But want of'prin-
ciple seems still to prevail, and the armies
are INCREASED at the expence OF agriculture
and industry. The enissaries who have
been sent into different parts Of Austria re-
port, that no movements Of any conse-
quence have hitherto taken place amongthe
troops.
s.The marquis of Campo Chisro is writ
ting here for fresh orders, and ilappears
that the accession of his majesty king Joa-
china to the throne of Naples, has been made
known to the court OF Vienna, much later
than had been supposed, tor which reason
the above minister cannot proceed to that
capital, until the court has returned an an
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