Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-31

StCdL DlOW ~ " bs4sss. ~ III tte roItI VI Eu'
rope in the courr.-Hs the summer, as Bona
parte has his eye fpon the Swedish Acct
Another revolution is expected in Sweden,
but no revolution can rescue that unfortu-
nate country from his fangs. A storm is
gathering over the Turkish empire, and ex-
pectations are entertained in the French
Journals, that the present government viii
speedily be overthroWn.
July 10.
/ Letters of the 26th ult. from Gibraltar,
assert that the regency ,of CadiZ, feeling
themselves secure from the attempts of the
French to subdue that place, have deemed
it expedient to send 5000 men to A lgesiras,
with a view to cut of, if possible, the re-
treat Of the French from the part of The pen
insula.
The same letters state, that the inhabit-
ants of Madrid have several times attempt
ed to extricate themselves from the oppres-
sion OF the French in that city but owing
to the enemy's force being very great, with
out any kind Of success. Their spirit, tho
restrained, is by no means subdued.
The brave general CD onnel, partly from
the severity OF his wounds, and partly from
disgust, has resigned his command, The
French had been repulsed in an attack upon
Miguinenza and general Doyle left Tara
gona with reinforcement OF 5000 men,
and a large supply of provisions for that
place SO that no apprrhenslons were enter
tanned Tor its safety. Sout, as we'll as Au,
gercau, is said to have b.en tlisgraced and
recalled from his command. The Spanish
army of the centre was in formidable state
Of reorganization, and shortly expected 10
pres mt formidable front to the country.
Portugal The treaty with the Prince
Regent consists ofupwar(.s ofsrventy ar,i-
cles, and is of prodigIons length. In one
respect the Portuguese negoc!ators Sem TO
have misunderstood their interests, NJ
mvrous privileges are given to the native
ships both OF Great Britain and Portugal or
the Brazis, which Limitation docs not com
l.. prise any more than two-htll1s OF The ship.
ping property Of the Portuguese.
From the french Papers.
GOT NBURGH, Jane Is.
Adn;ra, SaumareZ mas recci> cd orders
to release all ,hr Sw dish coasters which
he had detained, and hence form nor TO mo-
lest the Swedish coastng vessels, be lh,ir
cargoes what they may.
MUNICH, Juue 3.
An article from S min says that The Rus
sian envoy had made overturrs 70 the ) r
Wan council, for entering into the closest
conntxlDn with The court of St. PETERSBURG.
Fran the Duct Papers.
PROCLAMATION.
AMSTERDAM, 9u!Y 3.
{ Louis N .poI-on, By the Grace Of God
and the Constitution OF the Kingdom. King
of Holland, Constable of France. To all
those who NAV see or hear or read these
presents, health.
H1Aaqdrrs,
Being convinced that nothing more for
your interests or your welfare can be ef.
tected BY me, but On the contrary, consider
ing myself as an obstaclc which nav prevent
the good will and intention of my brother
towards this country, have resigned nv
: roval dignity in favor Of nv eldest son,
Napoleon Louis, and Of his brother, Prince
Charles Louis Napoleon. Her majesty,
the Qneen, being of right and according to
the constitution Regent Of the Kingdom
the Regency shall, until her arrival, be vest.
ed in the Council of Ministers.
Z" HoLZnndsrs
Never shall | forget so good and vir-
tuous people as you are. NV last though,
as well as nv last sigh, shall be for your
happiness. On leaving you cannot sufli
clent'y recommend YOU to receive well the
military and civil officers of France This
is the only means to CRAFTY his ma ias'v tht
emperor, on whom your fate, that Of voul
children, and that Of your whole country
: depends. And now, as i'll will and calum
. nv can NJ longer reach NE, at least so far a.
. relates to YOU | have 4 well fnnnded hone