Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-21

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Long annuities Is So 11-57
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PORTSMOUTH, Juye.
The milbank cartel arrived on Friday
night at this port from Morlaix. Colonel
Washington Morton, who sailed In her
from Portsmouth with dispatches from the
American government, for that. OF France,
landed there on the 21st last, but 1t was
with great difficulty that ne obtainea per-
mission to go on shore.
Yesterday we received an Amsterdam pa
per of Tuesday last, together with several
German Gazestes to the goth ult. The IN.
formation which they furnish will De read
with interest, principally as shewsng the
great embarrassment to which bohaPar'e IS
reduced, and the successes whlch nave at
tended the patriotic exertlons OF the lyro-
lians.
The communication between Munich and
Vienna has become so insecure from the IN
cursions Of the Austrians and lyrolians that
S Wagons loaded with specie, which were
proceeding from Munich for the payment OF
the French army, had on their arrival at
Markell, been Obliged to return TO Mun'ch'
and it was supposed would be sentior great
er security to Munich.
The most important successes continue
70 crown the patriotic exert'ons OF the ~
rolians. They have compelled the Bavarlan
G,n. Dcroy to Ay from the strong position
of Kufstein, after two days lighting and 70
retire hy Wischbachau towards Munich
Gen. Picard at the same tine had been drl-
ven from Ksmpton, and been pursued as
far as Kaufbeuren, within posts OF Augs
bareh, while the Nuremberg corps, under
gen. Won Scheeltr, has been beaten beyond
the Schussen. Another corps OF Patriots'
from Schernitz, had advanced into bavaria
as far as Abiding aud had on yhelr route
been Joined bv numbers Of the inhabitants
A BODY of Austrian cavalry from the y
roll, has penetrated through Bavaria INTO
Franconia, it proceeded by Eslingen: and
Giesslngen, and levied heavy contributions
on its route. Gen. Moulin dispatched a
corps of French and Bavarian horse from
Angsburgh, by N=wburgh and Aoehssaas :
towards Nurnburgh, TO watch their MOTIONS
at Dietfurth the hostile squalrons came IA
contact, and after sharp actlon,th7 FFe"'"
reireated, and the Austrians continued o"
tn .ir route to Nur1bers, where 1t is undef"
stood they joined the Bohemian corps a''oer
the command OF the duke OF brunswick.
The archdake Maximiliaa, on ret'ralng
fron, Vienna, carried with HIN The whole OF
his own corps, together with 5000 m n who
had Joined him on the 18th, under the or
ders of gen. Kienmaver, arc this retreat
which is represented in the French bulletin
rs the flight of a few individuals, was con-.
Quoted with the greatest order
A considerable number OF troops nave
been stationed along the Russian coasts ID
the Baltic, under an apprehension OF a$-
scent from the BRUSH squadrons in that sea-
Extraordinary exer1ions are making IN
Bavaria to recruit the array, and SIX hastall-
ons of reserve have been ordered. he peo-
pie however are decidedly adverse to the
service, and great numbers have joined the
insurgents in The lyro!.
The report of an embargo having been
laid on the shipping at Yarmouth, and on O.
Their ports to the eastward and southwark, is
we understand totally unfounded. =
Since the raising of the embargo IN Anne,
RIGA. $50 sril OF merchantmen have entered
the port of Liverpool, whereas only 2yessels
have entered the port Of London.
PHILADELPHIA, august Is.
Yesterday arrived brig Ruth and Mary,
Captain Gardiner, Ga days from Lisbon