Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-05
BOSTON, July 50.
THE FoREIGW NE VS.


They furnish the official accounts
of the allies of the great battles
which preceded the arnisiice. The!
are given in succeeding columns.
A messenger had been sent from
the continent TO England to invite
her to send Commissioners to the
Congress for Peace.
DIR. May, who arrived in England
from Paris. states that private ac-
counts from the French army re-
presented their loss in the battle at
Lutzen at $4,000 men. DIR. M
says the people of Paris openly ex-
press their dislike Of Bonaparte..
'rhe treaty between Sweden and
Russia is published. The latter en-
cages to assist in acquiring for the
former. the treaty Of Norway and
this proceeding was to take place
before the Gwedes were TO act on the
continent; but as Bernadotte has
crossed the Baltic there must have
been some modification of the origl-
nal terms.
The British Joined Russia in the
promise and guarantee Of Norway !;
and it is said have also given Qua
,ialoupc, probably AS the price OF
Sweden's co operating on the cont,
nent previously to the conquest of
Norway. Britain has likewise made
pecuniary advances to Sweden.
The British subsidy to Sweden is
1 million sterling, payable by install
ments of 200, 0o0l. per month. Qua
daloupe was TO be surrendered to
the Swedes' in August, or three
months after the Swedish troops
should have been Landed on the con-
tinent. The Swedes grant TO- the
English the right Of depot of mer
ehan.iize at Gottenburg, CarIsham
and Stralsuud, on the payment Of 1
nrr cent. on arrival and on depar-
ture. q
The swedes agree to fulfil all the
engagements of the British, in favor
Of the Inhabitants Of Gua.'al"upe-
aot to permit the Importation of
sIaves--nor. TO allow cruisers mimi
cal 10 the British to putin shere--and
not to ALLEVIATE said island without
the consent of England:
The Russian squadron from Eng
land has sailed Oh cruise eff rao
Texel.
II is reporte'l that Murat. k;aE yP
Naples. has attem. tied a"rang".Geut5
to render himself a.'s! hinEdo" -
dependent Of Bona, ate, !t'.::' SIS
that the British Gen-ralat Sic
Murat have opened IN iD:' ..
and some trade is es'ah: as ,e-
tween the places they re5atc r'sely
controul. The sudden ncsan of
the French Vice Hoy 6 italy, is
supposed to regard Asurat's deiee-
ton
Bonaparte has appointed Massen.
Governor Of ToaIon. ard Genera
Of the 9Th miiitar, division.
The news from Spain IN the En-
glish papers is not so late rs has
been resolved by the ws>s of Lisbon
and Newport, although i relates
,aore particularly the military &C.
currences.
On the 18th ofJune., after a very
short conferepce with the contract
ors, the British ministers obtained
loan Of ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS
or dollars. which makes TWO HUN
DRIED MILLIONS. obtained in this
vay and by Exchequer Bills, Tor the
service of the year.
The contractors for the new loan
in England are Messrs. Barnes
Steers. and Ricardo Messrs. Bar
ing, Angerstein and Ward Messrs.
Rarwis, Ellis and Co. and Messrs.
Trower and Battye. The terms
were tooi. reduced three per cents,
col. 5 per cent. consols and $50.
long annuities. for each 1901. sub
serihed. The whole 10 be paid in
nine monthly payments. The IN
terest we believe Will be about 5
per cent.
Mr.. Grattan has given notice in
the British Parliament, that he
shall make another effort H. favor
of the Roman Catholics at the next
session.
The. British Parliament have vot-
ed 2s.Oo0l. for tile relief Of the snf-
ferers at st. Vincent by the volcano.
The arrival Of many licensed yes
sells at English ports from France is
mentioned.
Madame Mereau was in England.