Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-22

then have been between two fires. But he
s.,as defeated the conspiracy, and, we trust,
has defeated the general by whom it was
promoted.
"L1sBok, Sept. Is.
rOn the courier's arrival yesterday from
Badaloz, we had An account Of the Frcnth
re-appvaring there. To make amends, we
received accounts from O'DonnelI, who has
thrown himself into Tarragon, and, by a
iudcious sortie and decoy, has killed, taken
and wounded upwards Of 1000 French.---
This is Gdzetted to-day here.
This city, since last Monday, has put
me in mind of the French revolution. Do
miciliary visits persons OF the first pro-
perty, character, BIC. to the amounted 100
to 200, have been taken from their beds,
during the night, and lodged in various
prisons no ACCESS no communication e.
ven with child or wife. This day all are
ordered1o be PUT on board ships .now pre-
pairing, to be transported, they say, to Cape
deEVerds."
THE PLOT.
The mystery Of the foregoing arrests has
been explained to US lhro' other channels as
follows:
Lord Wellington had intercepted a COR
respondence carrying on between the enc
my and party in Portugal inimIcal 10 the
English, in consequence Of which about
200 persons principally nobility and per-
sons in the higher classes) had been arrest
ed in Lisbon, and embarked on ship board.
1t is also understood that aquantlty of con-
cealed arms have been found. Report states
that their plan was, TO cause Lisbon to DC
set on fire in several places at cnce, and III
the confusion to massacre Ill the English
and their friends, at the same moment that
Massena was to make general attack on
lord Wellington's army. Besld;s those ar
rested in Lisbon, there had been number
arrested in the interior. The explosion OF
the magazine at Alnaeida is SAID TO have
been apart of this plot.
LONDON, Oct 4.
Dispatches have been received from lord
Wellington which contradict the report OF
battle. The dispatches were dated the
24:h Sept. His lordshlp was then on the
north Of the Mondego, waiting for Masse-
pa, with his army in high health and e s
rps. His lordshp, We un@t' ''a"u' "''' yes
with or-at confidence that the enemy VIII
VIZ, -r.I, him to re embark
. not b 5ssi ae'i :"
Some German papers arrived this morn
ing, but they contain only thc following ar
ticle worth extracting
Lonstant;nople, Aug. 6.
Three ships Of the line which suffered
greatly in a violent tempest in the black
sea, nave entered into the canal to be re-
paired !ney.work with the greatest ra
pidity in repairing shem, in order to enable
them to Join the fleet as soon as possible.
We a*s assured that the Russian feet which
was ct the mouth of the Danube, was like
wise greatly damaged, and that the captain
Pacha, who was cruising of the coast
OF Sebastopoli, which port he block
AIDED, had intended to take advantage of
this circumstance and attack the Russians.
Letters from Rudschuek state that Gen.
kaminsky having made a retrogade move
ment towards Tachlindere, detached from
his army corps Of $4,000 men, which he |
ordered to take Rudschuck by assault, but
the Russians were vigorously repu!sed by |
the garrison (which, ia concert with the IN !
habitants, rose in mass and briskly pur.
su d them. Two Russian generals were