Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-06
BOSTON, August 81.

received the following
Late NEWS FROM ENG L.4.FD
IND SPAIN. :: -,u
NEwPeRT, August 20.
Last evening arrived at this port the
ship William, Akeroyd, 40 days from
Lisbon.
By this arrival the editors ofthe Mer-
curry were favored with London pa pers
to June soth, eight days latest, and Lis
bon papers to July 18th, seven days
latest. Il was reported at Lisbon the
day the William sailed July 18th that
Lord Wellington had entered Bayonne.
A Packe. IRON England was soin & ILL.,
to Lisbon as the William came out.
The London papers state, that des-
| patches from Lord Calhcart aud Sir
Charles Stewart, IL Lo,d Castlcreagh,
dated the 9th June, had been received
The mead quarters OF the allies had beer
removed Immediately alter the sigma
ture of the Armlstice, to Reichenbach,
II mics beyond oCnweldnItz The
commander III chef Barclay de FOLLY
| Was at Relchenbach and Gems. Witt
gen.tem and Butcher, IN front OF
! Schwednilz 1t appears, that the stor.
OF the Emperor Al xander's refssai TO
| rJlify the A,aiistlce was compiete la
brication {; there never was the leas'
ground for any such assertion. Mutual
n. cesslty, or at least mutual apprenen-
sion, appears to nave produced the AZ,
mis,ice and both parties are preparing,
with all diligence, tor renewal II nos
tilllies. though, probably, not without Sc.
cret hopes OF a peace, watch may enaoi.
them to withdraw ilom this sangulnaly
contest with honor.
Gen Stewards despatch is dated o.,
the day June 9Th the armisuce Wa
made known al aeaa quarters-He Sd, 5
not word, in his despatch, on the SUD
ject of ulterior negotiations Tor peace
Yet that such negotiations are going On,
with some considerable prospect OF sue
cess, seems to be very prevalent OPT
mon in mos: parts Of Europe.
Various rumurs prevailed, both L.
France and Eng gland, as to the expected
arrival Of negoClalors. At Calais a suite
of apartments was said 70 be engaged
for British minister and at Mor,eiX
diplomatic messenger was daily ex'
pected to sail tor Eng l"nd.
| French papers to June attn, received
in London, continue to hold OUT the idea
Of pacific Negotiations to be carried Oh,
at Dresden. Among the ministers eX'
pscted there, they mention those vi En-
gland and Spain. Inc Times OF the
3Oth June, remarks, 1t Is next 70 In
possible, that there Can De any real
ground for asserting, that Spanish MI
MISTER is expected al Dresden and, ",
believe, there is almost as little reaso.'
for expecting All En6llsh minister
there"
An article from Leipsic, June 8, ssys
Sour Gazette announces that the DAY
| before yesterday, ALI interview was t.
take place between the emperor Napo-
leon and the empe o. of Russia al Gits-
chin" The emperor ul Austria hAd
arrived at Gitschln, B"hemia toI t,,e
purpose, Says the Austrian Court Ira
zette, OF actively exerins himself ia tue
restoration OF peace.
The Times OF the 28th June, says
:" Mir. Mac kGnzie, who some time age
was employed Tor all exchange OF prl-
soners wun France, lett town OIL Frlday
tor the nead quarters OF the allied Al
mics In Gern.auy. His dispatches .re
| supposed TO contain the resul! OF tie
denOerauons OF the British sS5ernmeht
| on the COMMUNICATIONS made 10 tht IA
relative to the AruistlCe."
| In orcer TO asc rtain the real sentl-
ments OF the DANISH Court, with regard
to me belllgci ent powers, On the 2Oth
May. tie Swedish Coutt Chancellor, Ba-
ron Won Wrttersledt, the Imperial Rus
sian General, Won oGCuteisr, as like.
wise the Eng,ish Ambassador and Eli
voy, Mr. Thornton ana Major General
| Hope, sailed from Sualsuua fol- Copel.-
hagen, with intention to i'ake proposals,
according to which, peace with q cat
| Britain might be concluded AID III Cob-
junction therewltn, the demands II Swe
| den said to be ioupdeu on treaties, bu
considerably diminished by her VII Cob
sent, would have been accedod t.. The
Danish Minister # State, RosencraHIz,
gave dnect refusal 10 those propos Is,
and in consequence the ncgollaturs e
turned to Stlalsund on the 4.h June,
without being permitted TO 60 Oh shore
at Copenhagen.
The Crown Prince of Sweden was
buslly terrifying himself at Straisund ;
the first division Of Swedish troops vas
between Gadebusch, Schwerin x Wis
| mar the tecond at Rostock the third
al Tribseer and Glrmhen, and the re
serves a, Rlchienburgh and Frau zbursi
In these positions the Swedes are a