Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-16

Sir James Ssunia'ez IS expected to lc,.
tor. for the Baltic in 3 few days. rhe . .aSs
raj line Of battle ships thst conveyed ,ro, ss'e-
Lisbon with Sir Joseph Yorke, and are ~ rps, %
ed, are 10 be placed usaer Sir LINES s 81 ~ Il
rez's direction.
A messenger left town on Saturday, for 9,
dig, with dispatches for lIen. Gr4harn y.
!. also the bearer of the thanks Of beth hon. ~
of Parliament 10 the general, and the 'oth..
Gallant officers and Men uuder his Command
April 8.
U1ndsor Caste, .Ht,4ya
HIS Majesty continues to go Or well.
NJ. BAlILIE.
W. REBERDEN
The wind having come round to the south.
ward, VIC are in hourly expectation Of tie off,
cial intelligence from Lord Wellington. Meme
has vet arrived nor had the arrival Ct gcv
shin from, Lisbon been ,elegraphed at tie Id.
n,;rsltv at late hour this morning. But hire
Is another ship arrived a: Cork from Lisbon.
which she left On the 18th, the Anne; she has
trough. confirmation OF a1asscna's retreat,
and She adds that it was along the lrc {; tic
T apus, with little Ge.iation from It's coarse,
and that the allies moved In advance Ia TIC
same direction the British gua-beats in the
Tarus, were put i'll rcquisiton, and despatch.
cd up the river as near AS possible to the
scene of military operations. The hustle al.
tcndant upon these preparations had not
ceased when the Ann, left Lisbon. TIE
movement of tue Flc ,ch army was consider
ed at lisbon to be a decided retreat, not a ma.
reuvrc Of military skill ard that impression
was eyinced b. very general testimonies CT
satisfaction ard security.
Il is ru1ncuced that revolution has taken
place III Sweden, and thai Bcr,i;,do.te and his
supporters have been%entirely oyer;hrown. AS
soon rs the resignation OF the sovereign pow
Ell to Be rnado1e was known, the inhabitants
of Stockholm are sid to have risen, and after
making sure of the person of Bernado;te, de-
clarcd in favor of their lawful sovercigp. Il
this be true, his SAILING; for the Baltic will be
extremely a.hrotos but government! have re-
cciyed no confirmation ofthe ru,I.our.
A cartel arrived OH Sunday at Plymouth
from Morlais, having or board several prison.
crs whose exchange had previously been ei-
brought, and those letters have been received
in town.. They disclose circumstance of 4
very singular nature indeed SO singular TAFT
We cannot give credit 10 it. They state that
an inti,nation had recently been ccnlmnnicas-
ed from Paris 10 the superintendent OF the
port of Mcrlaix to the effect that it was ii the
contemplation of the French government to-
direct that the. port OF Mor!aiX should beopcE-
ed, in future, to the uninterrupted admission
ard departure OK vessels bound from or to Bril-
tisfl potts.
The Essex American. frigate set sail for
France yesterday. She is to make tie port Of
Cherbourg, where she is to wait for dispatches
from the American Charge d. futures at Paris,
ard on receiving which she is to return TO tho
Isle Of Wight, whittier Mr.. Pirkney viii pro-
ceed OH or abou. the 9Th or 10Th instant.
We are sorry to find that report OF her
majesty being indisposed prevails. Her COM
plaint is said to be palsy.
General Graham, it is said, was slightly
wounded in the late battle, ia circumstance
which he disdains to mention in his despatchl.
Indeed he has left 10 others tbs, task of ce!e-
brating his own fame, (for of himself he has
been silent) whilst to his officers and men he
has bestowed the praises they deserve; out
his deeds speak for him, and we doubt not
there will be found some one to immortaIize
his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bard to " tcur torh
the slorTes IF the Crane"
The following is an extract of letter from
Vienna :--' Our emperor's brother, the ARCH
duke Francis, who embarked at Salonica for
England with about three millions Of money,
besides jewels, has probably ere this arrived
with you. His absconding Causes some bus
tie in our cabinet, ard nothing traIspircs ID.
bout his destination. It is difficult to cues. its
operation on our equity st.te-body, and the
naughty minds Of our neighbors."
Swedish papers arrived this morning to the
18TH March. The following are extracts:
From the Stockholm Post, Ildrch le, 1911
Stockholm, March II, II O'Clock, A. II.
His majesty was we'll in health the whole OF
Yesterday, and was up in the afternoon. Ats
O'Clock in the morning his majesty awoke with
4 fit OF shivering, and had afterwards slight
touch of the agIc, which about an hour since
went of in thorough Perspiration. His ms'
esty is this morning free from fever, aid N
.olerable good health.
SCHULZINHEIM.
WEIGEL.