Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-06
MUNICH, due, A. ~
FOREIGN NEWS
VIA NEW-YORK)
By the Lucia, Norman, tran Liverb,,J
LONDON. .yr6teuker c

Nt'DO"; '|f PtcHCT ID &
Some more French papers, and D,r,h
one TO the 18th Aave been received. IT,
cont.nts still continue to be barren ofin,.r
est. The besieying army Of Cadz is ,,;4
to be strengthened by fresh convoys Of am. e
mutation and artillery, as well as dr,a \. E
ments Of cannoniers, sappers and min rs,
The occurrence Of these latter names civrx
US pleasure, as we are thereby reminded Of
the old wars of Europe whereas the "a. B
pidi,y with which modern French conques,s &
have been achieved, have not hitherto rem. +
dered the employment OF such men neces.
sary. There S likewise an army 10 cover
the oesieging army before Cadiz. Tur,o.
sa, we learn, has not yet surrendered
The Gazette Of Saturday contains an Of
fetal account of the operations of thu cx2e.
di.ion from Cadiz. Though this gsIan.
boGy of troops have not had the fa|I sue
cess we expected in he capture OF tbs French
corps at Mogner, yet they deserved it.
The enemy,wth some loss in kllled,wound-
ed and prisoners, was driven inso Svile:
and will perhaps, in future, not think him
self safe in any position upon the coast,
The letters from Cadiz agree with the
statements which had b.en previously re.
ceived through Frsncr, that the enemy
having now completed s@v-ra! mortar bat
terie. on the opposite SIDE of the harbor, a
hombardment would speedily take p'ace.
The official desp&,ch-s from the s@.ne
place, written by general Graham, and The
hon. Henry Widest, on tie 3Oth uIiimo,
state, that no IL por,..nt operation had tax
en- n!ace Up TO ,tat period.
Dispatches nave also beer received from,
Corunna, under date q the GIN instant
They descrbr the population in the north
of Spain as in high state OF animation a.
eaipst the enemy It is stated that an ex'
petition was fitting oAt at Corunn, agans:
Santoaa and ST. Andero. 1nc French in
Gallicia, have however received reinforce.
ments.
A report current on Saturday in the city
occasoned some hustle, we think, perhaps,
without much caase. L was SAID that Mr..
Pinkney had received official intelligence OF
the rupture OF the negotiation Between
France and America and that gen: Arm"
strong had LEFT PARIS, and was Co embark
at Bordeaux vn the 18th instant Ihc tol'
lowing letter curroboratlve OF this rumors
was likewise posted ut Llovd's:
FALMOUTH, Sept 10.
:" Arrived the French schooner cartel
Elizs, captain MORGAN, from Mor'a'S'
which place she feFt on the IAN instant;
they landed at Fowey on the I'm, M
Rmgeway, American consul at Antwerp
his family, and several passengers. flr'
Rideeway was charged with drsPatcne'
from general hrmstroh to Mr.. Pnkney,
in London. General Armstrong had lrft
Paris and was expected to embark Tor the
United States on The 18th Instant: when
the Eliza left Morlaix it was said that &c.
nerals Junot, Macdonald, AID Ballard had
been recalled from Spain, having lneurred
NapoIeon's displeasure."
We shall only observe respecting the a. a.
bove, that port letters are not usually ent''
tied to the first degree of credit. We are
NOR. surprised however at the lmportan'
consequences of this negotiation, than we
shouId be on it's actual occurrence.
Il battalion of marines is ordered 70 D.
formed for some new enterprise. ne inc"
are now selecting at Portsmouth.
Several of the small gun boats httrd oo'
for the Schclit expedition have sailed rom
Portsmouth during the last week to J''" d.
P. Keats at Cadiz. -
On Friday morning, and not before '' a
United States sloop ct wsr Hornet, S'?'''''
Hunt, sailed from Cowes, with the A"e,
rican messenger, Mr.. Spence, sntrus. a.
with dispatches from Mr.. Fmsoes '''