Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-27

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LONDON, Oct. 81.
A Go,tenhurg mail arrived Yesterday,
which has brought intelligence of consider
able importance. 1t is said, in letter
from Petersburg, thai fresh overtures II
peace have been made to Turkey, and tina,
Gen. Raminski has even received orders TO
concede the point, which caused the rup
surc oethe last negotiation. The point was
understood at the time to be the demand
mael- by Russia Of the cessien Of Moldavia
and Wallachia.
If this statement be well founded, we
may hope that change is about 10 take
place in the political system of the cabinet
of Petersburg, and that the Emperor Alex
ander at length perceives the danger 10
which his alliance with Bonaparte exposes
HIM. The idea of the establishment Of a
kingdom of Poland, with Berther for It's
sovereign, seems 10 have given the alarm
to the cabinet al ST. Petersburg and it is
said that several corps, under orders for
Turkey, have been directed to march TO
the Polish frontiers.
Prince Bernadole has arrived in Swe-
den, >tier running some risk from the En-
--s.l!,s4, q ,4-s-i.Av.Ae Balt--v-------,
The kIs,, i.'ss bEen 7ndisposed for several
days in consequence of cold. The fol-
lowing bulletins were published bv his phy.
slclans yesterday aud the day before.
Oct. go, 1910.
"ine king has been indisposed for few
days past. His majesty has had fever and
MS nights have been restless but he has
had several hours sleep this morning.
Oct. 50, 1910, Ten ocAock, Il. III.
s. The king has passed & restless night,
and his MAJESTY is much tie came to day az
yesterday"
Its sgain said that Austria has made
treaty with France, and engaged to assist
her with $4,000 soldiers.
Russia has proposed to renew uegotia-
sinns with Turkey, and to give ur the main
points in disput., viz. the possession Of
Moldava and Walachia. This is thought
to be owing TO the Russian jealousy of
France.
An attempt has been made on the life of
Gussavus Adolphus, the late king Of Swe-
den.
Bernadot:e, the French Crown Prince Of
Sweden, has arrived in Zealand and one
letter mention, that he landed at Helsinr-
burg, in Sweden, Oct. 90, under the salute
Of all4he batteries.
The Admiralty have mede known to the
merchants of Lloyd's coffee house that the
encrease Of the number Of French privs-
teers fitted and fitting from the ;sarious
ports in the channel, and the North Sea,
is beyond precedent but tina, every, posi-
bic attention would be paid to the protec-
ton of the trade.
A vio'en, gale of VIM! has been expe-
rien~ed ia the Bay of Biscay, and strong
fears are >atertained for the safety Of the
vessels and ptrsuns engaged ia an expedi.
ton from Cnrunna TO the Spanish places
held BY The French on The Bay.
Letters were Yesterday obtained from
Bordeaux of the 18th of this month. By
these we learn, that 5000 troops, -ooo of
them Dutch, had entered that place be-
tween the 12;h October and the day on
which the letter was written.
There is report, that, since the negoci-
alton for the return Of Mr.. Canning to the
cabinet failed, overtares have been made
to Lord Sidmouth, and his friends, to join
the present administrations; and certainly