Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-13

only, the Subsequent articles.
LONDON, Oct. q.
other Paris papers to the 18th. They cor.
tain the details OF Bonaparte S tour IL Holland,
and enable us to contradict the report circr.
lated OH Saturday OF his returning to Fan,
on the 18th. He remained at Amsterdam Z, [
the date of the last accounts, and was expec,cd
to continue there for some days. His utter.
or destination is not mentioned.
The Channel feet, about to be formed IN.
der Admiral Sir G. Cotton, ard which it wa,
generally believed would rendezvous in Cav.
sand Bay, it is now known will rendezvous a,
Spithead. THIS alteration is supposed to be
il. consequence of the vast perpetrators max.
ing by the enemy on the eastern shores Of our
kingdom.
A large battering train is fitting at Wool.
witch and 100000! cartridges are fitting a,
Purheet, which are intended, it is said, for
the Baltic.
The Stork sIoop Of war, which arrived 1t
Plymouth on Saturday last, fell in with ali A.
merican vessel, off Sclly, and took out OF her
an English gentleman of rank. ard two
Frenchmen. He had been detained a. pri.
scner ever stree the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT e
hostilities, and made his eacape through Inc
medium of the two Frencbmen who cane O.
yer with him; they assisted him to get on
board an American vessel, where, in order to
avoid detection, in case ofa search, he was put
into al empty cask, in the hoId. Tne French.
men who came over with him, had obtained
passports, under pcetence OF going tn Amer.
ca. These people are stated to have brought
over some important information.
BY the Pompee we learn that the enemy
have now two ships OF the line, three frigaios.
and several corvettes and briggs, ready for sea,
III L'Orient. Thus, every account that reach.
es us from amy OF the eneiny's naval arscDaj..
states degree of activity prevailing in them
unequalled at any on her former period since the
commencement OF the revolution.
Philadelphia papers to the 5ti, ult arrived
this morning.
1t is said that the state of his Majesty bod.
ly health has varied considerably during the
last week. On Monday and Tuesday he was
worse than he had been for sometime past
but within the last three or four DAYS, he re.
covered sufficient strength to be able to take
the exercise OF walking in the rooms. Sleep
has only been procured by the administrator
Of opiates.
A large reinforcement will be irnmedately
sent to Portugal. The 9TH Dgagoop Guards.
the Husaars Brigade, and Gen. Caunb.l;'s
line Scotch regiment, the 6lst, form part.
Marriedon Saturday The 10Th, at MaryIe.
bone Church, by the Rev. Mr.. Cockburn. J.
Hoffman Esq. of Baltimore, in tlle y. States,
to Miss Emily Tilghman.
October %.
At quarter befo.c two O'Clock iii. doy,
an express arrlvedat York House, from, Vino.
sor, stating, " That his Majesty was nc, 50
well as yesterday, having slcp,bat little Oar.
ing the night
We are happy to say that the meeting Of
the Catholic Delegates On SATURDAY.. il Drb.
I'm, passed OF with the greatest .r.Lo,iiitv.
We entertain the most sansGiDe hopes that
the good sense andloyaity Of the great mass
OF the Roman Catholics of Ireland will pre-.
vent them from becoming the tlupcs Of a set
Of factious demagogues, who, under pretence
:" supporting the Caiholic cause, are only
iaboring to serve their own purposes.
"A 8 ntleman who arrived in the packet
which brought the last Anholt mail states
that the following article appeared in Ber-
I'm paper OF the 2lst September.
Whereas there have been existing Differ
ences between us and a ncighhorng/lowcr
The public are hereby informed that The same
are an:icably adjusted
As confirmation Of the truth of,he above
mentioned paragraph, be reports that all pre-.
parations tor war, such as Gr..:::..- 5-aslnts
sending large Gps.sities of military stores du-
ring the night, from one Mace TO another,
~orSi"g uPon the different f,r.ifea,i,us. &c.
haa eh'ireiy ceased; ard that the bes, iliforn,-
ca persons In Berlin were, in consequence Of
TINS laithough but denli- cEicial) article, Of o.
P'hion that war Was, at least for tie present,
no longer to be apprehendcd.
dispatches fon, Lord WELLINGTON and .