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

= Regular sets of Moniteurs to the 28th ult
inclusive have been received. They are per-
fectly silent respecting the probability Of the
Emperor's leaving Paris, and almost equally
so with regard to the affairs Of the Peninsula
They contain the particulars of the new ar
& mistice concluded between the Turks and
Russians, among other articles of which the
subsequent are extracts.
g PARIS, March "a
i" The following are stated to be the condi-
tons under which the armistice between the
Imperial Russian and Turkish armies has been
assented to.
81. The armistice shall be in force during
the space of IS days, unless both parties shall
mutually consent to Its abrogation before the
expiration of that period
90. During the period stated, no hostile
measures shall be undertaken by either party,
or by the troops of the allies of either, but the
two armies shall occupy the positions they
now hold, without molestation.
s. The provisions of the above article
shall apply equally to the fleets of the two pow
ers, as soon as the respective commanders
shall be made acquainted with 1t.
N4, If any acts of aggression shall be conn
mitted by detachments from either army be-
fore they shall have been informed OF the pre-
sent Convention, such acts shall in no respect
be deemed as authorized by their superiors
empowered to consent to this Armistlce
as. During the period for which this Ar
mistice is to be In operation, reinforcements
may be received by either party, which rein
forcements shall be bound by the general en-
gagement.
90 Since it appears to be for the mutual
interests of both powers that peace on honora-
Bile terms should be concluded, Commission
ers shall be appointed to arrange the preliml-
naries, which if approved, shall be afterwards
ratified by the Soyereigns of the two En-
pires.
aThe four sail of the line on the stocks of
our arsenal will be fit for sea by the month of
June next.
"SARRAGossA, March 2.
1Marshal Souchet, Duke of Albuera, will
shortly be in possession of the important port
of Alieant, which is in no condition to offer him
the slightest resistance. mighty ar
mics of which the Spanish government boast
ed so much, have vanished like a mist. A
few plunderers continue to infest the noun
tains Of Catalonia, and they lately made their
appearance even In the neighborhood of Tar
ragoDa, but Gen. Count Ellison being dispatch
ed with small detachment against them, he
dispersed them completely, killing some, and
bringing in between 60 and 70 prisoners. The
troops of his Majesty did not sustain the
slightest injury"
"PARIs, March q.
"Yesterday, at two o'clock, his Majesty,
mounted on horseback, and followed only by
FIVE persons, viewed the works which are car
rying on at Jena Bridge.-Gazette de France,
March 81.
"BUCHAREsT, Feb. %.
g All is tranquil here A Congress is even
spoken Of Since the rupture of the ArM1is-
tee, the Plenipotenuaries have not met The
Courier which has been so long expected
from Petersburg, has not arrived and the
Turkish Penipotentiaries are still without "a
ny information from Constantinople
Paher.
April s,
A gentleman who has reached London from
Hamburger in the short space OF Ii days, hav-
ing quilted that city on the 2lst March, states,
that the universal opinion there was, that hos
tihGes would Immediately be commenced be-
tween Russia and France. Our public Jour
nails from that place, received by the last OPP
portnnlty, which are In regular series, main
tain total silence on the subject of any move
ments of troops in the interior Of Germany,
though we hear of them through every pri-
vatc channel.
We stated in Saturdays paper, that it is ex
pected motion will be made in the Common
Hall tomorrow for an address to be presented
tothe Princess of Wales, praying her Royal
Highness, we suppose, to assumesher state as
Princess Regent. We do not know the pre-
else words ofthe motion, but we understand
that Mr.. Alderman Wood means to submit
the proposition to the Livery, and to ground
IT on the declaration OF her Innocence BY Mr.