Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-07
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rr FOREIGN NEWSy
y. The Tamaaialaah, arrived at
Gl''sS Ns5p 90rk.
LONDON, Tune II.

BousPa J. ssdmi,,ed 10 a private audience
Jpns i s Of the Thuilleries, prince
the g l minister of the interior in
kxis adssyeral ambassadors, who pre-.
pi'la' a.. -. letters from their soyerelgns,
pled y ',, in, him on his marriage. In the
~ emperor and empress attended
ren'Dg e cny given BY the city Of Paris.
s grand ~ 1une 10.
we understand, have been re-
lsats. ,on, he coast of France, dated so
si'sa Fr;day last. They state that the
pc = osu, had issued a new decree, pro-
Bog !'l1a ne expectation of corn. This de-
|Oap6 5,;;oo IS said to have been adopted as
Iala' 'nr- Of state policy, and not in cons
4 nn.0es Of any sudden or extraordinary
'qus. .sn,rnt Of the price of that necessary
o MN France. The effects of this mea-
a. s,n last but a short time: the importa-
!. :. n, ,Sat may be expected from the q. S.
! ~. ~ 49,, ~, than compensate for any supplies
|. could have derived from France.
! The Crown Primes of Sweden, who late
/ d;gd suddenly, was, it is said, to have
~ m,uisd TO the daughter of Lucien
son,parte, lately arrived at Paris from tia
j The duke Of O!denburgh, it is suppos-
ko:.d, WILDE his successor.
A Gotteuburg mail brings accounts from
|S,oekholm to the 9Th inst. A decree has
I'm issued, prohibiting the Importation OF
In colonial produce, except in vessels direct
srom America into Stralsund and it is
abough. that this restriction Will be extend
IN 10 all the ether Swedish ports. Should
khis system be persevered in, it will proba-
biz provoke some measures of severity on
Ahe part on the part of the British govern
|nen,, in which our strong squadron, now
kruz;pg in that quarter, will be employed.
IA rumor prevailed, that nm English aag of
truce arrived At Gotsenburg, with demand
pf the session of Cortland, as deposit in
lhs hands Of England.
sfuge IS.
Paris pspers to the 10th say, that consi-
lerabls reiaforcemants are constantly pass
ng through Bayonne for Spain--and that
ling Joseph was on the point of setting out
rom Madrid on an expedition against Va.
sncia. Massena's army in Portugal is said
70 amount to 10000 men.
The large fleets detained forsome time at
Portsmouth,, sailed on Saturday; they take
endorsements oil men, officers. stores, sc.
fOr our armies in Spain, Portugal, Sicily,
Gibraltar, and the coast of Africa. Several
attachments Of troops are on their way to
Falmouth, to embark for Lisbun.
considerable number of Americans
have been discharged from our ships of war
"a the Wsst-Indies in obedience TO orders
IRON the admiralty.
fune 10
Inc seven American ships embargoed at
Antwerp have been ordered to be sold.
June 20.
), Letters were received yesterday from
n0tand, dated the 10Th inst. which state,
mai licences had been granted by the Dutch
government ) tor ships to clear out for neu-
y ports, on giving bon6s,o the amount of
."'ss umts the value Of the vessel and car.
l.. iasre lsa report that Swedish properly
l lac osen sequestered in France and Hol-
E0,' m consequence of French consuls
h osen refused residence in some of
~. !. pOr.s OF Sweden, aud facilities having
as M aaofded tor the admission of English
e'Anolze into those ports.
une 81.
II. tfrorogation Of Parliament.
ensS y business ofparliameut was Yesterday
uas. u. "a aud this day the prorogation took
liz he commissioners appointed by
Ch,nssllsSs For this purpose were the Lord
Wsls;s'slOr the Earl of Liverpool & Lord
ansI,.;ss a1 nam The following is correct
a l. - j.; q ms majesty's speech, as deliver.
psrlism US commissioners 10 both houses of
his naa;As,,,