Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-01
BY Fl LAST MAIL,
NEW-YORK, May %.
--latest from Eurobe.

1lihClhlSHllSA Jill IN 49, $500
than we had previously published, vi
Philadelphia, was received yesterday a
the Office of the Mercantile Advertise
by the Spanish schooner Good Voyage
in 40 days from Liverpool. We 1hav
selected the articles that follow from Lon
don papers to the 18Th Of April, and
Liverpool paper ofthe 18th.
Vigo has surrendered II 1.-THE Anglo Sganis!
forces.
No confirmation Of the report that hostilitie
had commenced between France am
Austria is given in these papers.
LONDON. A3rH13
Extract from G letter dated Stockholm, Hare
"a, 8 P. III.
The king has this afternoon been remov
ed under al strong escort from Dortming
holm to Gripsholm, a palace about As En-
glish miles from Stockholm. He has hi
therto been kept closely confined, and ha
not been permitted to see the queen.
About 600 Cossacks, who had come o
yer from Aland Greslehamn, being a par
OF the army who had taken the former isl
and were on their march to Stockholm
when they were met by a flag of truce in th'
name Of Duke Charles, and an armistict
was Immediately signed to wait the empe-
ror Of Russia'S answer.
By two Gottenburgh mails which arrived
last night, we have received intelligence
from that place to the first instant, & from
Stockholm to the 25th ult. The report O
the rising of the Delecar;ans. for the pur-
pose of effecting the liberation of their de-
throned and imprisoned monarch, appears
altogether unworthy of credit. The untor-
tunate Gustavus has been transferred to q
fortress fifteen leagues more remote from
his capital, where he continues closely con-
fined, and all intercourse between him and
his queen is carefully prevented. The duke
Of Sudermania exercises the functions Of
royalty with uncontrolled power, and Adj
lersparre, who first gave the signal for in
surrection, is arrived at Stockholm with a
division OF the western army. The inhabi-
tants are stated to have conferred upon
these troops every possible marx of appro-
baton and regard.
1t appears hat the Russians had made
considerable progress in their operations
when a flag of truce was sent by the duke
of Sudermania, proposing an armistice.-
The propos;l was acceded to, the arnistice
concluded, and the terms dispatched by the
Russian general to the emperor Alexander
Whether Sweden is to enjoy tranquility
and we are to be excluded from the Swedish
ports, will, however, depend upon the de.
cision Of B~onaparle, to whom the question
Of peace or war is ultimately referred.
Our port letters Of this morning contain
little OF Importance. We regret to learr
that sir Arthur Wellesley had not So late a:
yesterday embarked for Lisbon. The Sur.
v%eiliante frigate, which is to take him out
is said to have received counter orders.
We understand that an unhappy differ
ence has arisen between admiral lord Gam
bier, and rear-admtral Hervey. The lattel
is in consequence come home in the Ton
nant, and will strike his flag.
At II O'Clock this morning a Gazett'
Extraordinary was published, containing
official details of the surrender of Vigo t.
the gallant peasantry of Gallicia. and tn
complete reduction of the island of Marti
niqne. Vlgo capitulated on the 81 ofNIarch
the garrison were allowed to march out o
he forts with the honors of war to the gla.
els, where they surrendered themselves pri
soners OF war, and were to be conducted II
an English port. They consisted of A6 of
hcers, 958 inferior officers and privates Fl
for duty, 800 sick /; total 1904 men. Th'
captors found AL horses, 62 carriages, CO
vered Wagons, and carts and the militia
~ chest,containing III, 1873 francs inFrencl
specie.
Price Of Stocks this day at one o'clock
cao+ ConsoJe e7 n o K nsr cents O.