Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-12
BALTIMORE, November s.
9Laten from L ondon. !.

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The fast sriIing ship Har riets, capt. S
p. Chad, arrived this mo rning. Sailec
from the Downs 9th Oct. and reached the
Capes in 90 days. Capt. c. has politely
furnished us with files of London papers to
The 4,h ult. from which we have only Tins
TO give the following summary and extracts
Lucien Bonaparte and family are at Glib.
ral.ar, by his own choice.
German papers received IN london, to
Sept. %, speak of triple alliance between
The three great powers OF the consinent.-
Denmark absolutely holds out against the
French entering Zealand.
Letters from Heligoland to Oct. 1, trea,
all apprehension from the French as ridicu-
lous. The Turkish armies have increased
considerably. A conspiracy has been de-
tected in Portugal to betray the British ;
the conspirators chiefly noblemen and mo-
MED people the common people remain
patriotic the Lol.don Courier says from
100 to 200 consplraiors were to be trans
ported to Africa or Cape de Verbs. The
blowing up of the magazine at A'meida was
apart of this plot, which was to have placed
lord Welinston's army between two fires,
Massena anG the tories in Lisbon, which
city was to have been conAagrased, as a
signal for massacre.
Lisboa, SEPT. IS, P. II.
" A most sanghinary plot has been dis
covered. Above 100 of the most respecta-
bic inhabitants are apprehended. On Goth
of this month a general massacre of the
British was to have taken place--!he con-
spiracy extended throughout the country !!
The PRESS turn out with the people as
guard since the explosion. Several thou.
sand stand Of arms and several uniforms are
discovered"
Accounts from Smyrna state that such is
the enthusiasm in the pesen. "war Of reli-
gion," that many of the Asiatic Pachas
furnish more troops than are called for, and
some voluntarily take the field at the head
of their detachments.
Letter from an officer on board the Royal
William.
Spithead, Oct. "a p. NJ.
This morning an officer from the Ameri.
can brig Of war Hornet, came on board
Says they were informed at Havre France)
which port they left yesterday, that Wei
lington had defeated Massena: that general
Armstrong had left France. Great desPon-
dency at Havre in consequence of the re-
ported defeat"
The London Courier Of evening" Of the
Sd Oct. notices the report. The States
men," an opposition print of same day,
says, dispatches are received from, lord
Wellington; Bat ministers suffer little to
transpire. Meantime CONTINUES the States
MANI while doubt and uncertainty prevails
concerning the situation Of our army, the
English are hated by the people whom they
are sent to protect; if ministers do not i'm
mediately withdraw our army from Portu.
gal, since the discovery Of the iniquitous
scheme we mentioned yesterday, they will
shew contempt for its safety surprising all
former temerity.
!. Bonaparte has conferred material bene-
FIT upon his Roman states, having disposed
of the national domains to pay the public
debt. The emperor Of Austria is occupied
in reducing his army. The Hannibal was
chased in the Chops Of the Channel by a
French squadron Of three men of war sseer-
ing NNW. j. -.
% of the Royal Artillery sailed from
Plymouth for Lisbon 1st Ocs.
Courier Office, I'd Edition, 3 p. IT. Oct 8.
Lucien Bonaparte proceeded directly
from Italy to Sardinia, where he solicited
British protection: he has arrived at Glib
raltar. No account is received by govern
ment Of any action in Portugal.