Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-14
NETWORK, June S.

Latest Net0S, We give TINS evening
the most interesting extracts We can find IN
the last foreign papers. Il will be seen
that no very important event has. indeed
taken place since our last, but Europe
seems 10 be in a busy state, particularly
Russia aud Prussia, and We expect before
long 10 hear of something interesting and
important from the former of those pow.
eIs.
LONDON, April 90
The private letters from America are
Taught with apprehension that a var will
certainly take place between this country
and the United States. If there is ans
understanding between Bonaparte aud the
American Government, it is necessary
that our Ministers should not confne their
attention alone to the Baltic. If Napoleon
should succeed in getting the Scheldt and
Texel fleets to sea, which is now his object
he will be afraid to send them into the Bal.
tic, and viii probably order them to make
run for America, to unite with the go.
yernment of the United States in a stacking
our Yves, India colonies. 1t is necessary,
10 addition TO the Baltic feet, that we
should also have one of observation on an
extensive scale. TO Illustrate his object
and it - therefore with pleasure we find
that the moss active Preparations are max
ing o' The Admiralty 70. meet him in al
Quf rs.
a tetsss Tora Portsmouth states, tha;
an order been received from govern
ment, to detaiiall American vessels bound
TO France.
ihe feet destined for the Baltic is to
sail lmmrdiateiy. SIR James Saumarez.
the commander in chief, left town on
Thursday morning to hoist his flag or
board The Victory Tor this purpose.
April %.
Sir Edward Pelew will hoist hi. fap II
The Caledonia, and proceed in her to taks
che command in the Mediterranean. Lieut.
Gen. Lord w. Bentinck, who has beer
appointed to succeed Sir John Stewart a
Sicily, goes out in the Caledonia.
1t 10 mentioned in letters from the Medi
iterranean, that the deys of Algiers and
iunls had determined upon actual hostili
ties against each other, and were fitting ou
Meets to carry their designs into execution
the fleet of the latter, it was supposed
would quit port the middle of this month
a variety of matter has reached us to day
from several quarters, which will be found
In general, to be interesting, if not impor.
tanF' Hamburger letters and papers have
come to hand to the 10th inst. from which
appears, thar, instead OF the people oil
Eo'manv experiencing any relaxation ir
,n- rigorous measures adopted by ths
ench Government against their liberty
aud trade, they are increased if possible
10 atenfold degree. The following is the
Substance of "a notice, circulated in, and a
bout Hamburger; for foreigners to qui
That city. " All foreigners are directed tc
attend the Office of Police, 10 the distric
IN which they !lve--they will be required
represent their passports, to justify III,
motives of their journey. This measur,
extends itself to all foreigners, of whatev
er Quality. or to whatever couutry the,
maG belong. The accredited agents O
friendly Powers and Foreigners, hayin,
mad fixed residence TO- more than a year
areexcepted. The Offices of Police, vii
Dc open every lawful day four hours, to re
Ceive declarations. --rhese declaration
Will express the time each foreigner intend
Pass at Hamburger, and mention of i
wa be made upon the passports. Tn
declarations TO be admitted till the 5th @
zap ii, inclusive, after which every for
e,sner who shall MT have obeyed this or
nsr' "ilib ordered to quit the country.
AN order has been issued to suppress
hs publication Of all the Newspaper.