Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-15

tempting, Ik aheoulea treaehery to Over.
|shrow. i1.4tB But we ailknow that the e;
|.puIasions Of treaties are one, thing, And
futiilmens another It !. impoa;be
after the i~nva6ouof Egyps, aud .tre,,'
seoed inaaion Of Greece by France, th,,
rthe Turks heatd not riew that republic
as anFenem, even more dangerous than
|Runia, and look to Britain and Aua,;,
for protection sgainR her. Under theft
circumstances, is will !: the fault ofou,
F%government if the friendihip Of the Turk,
be not cultivated, and the highea ad.
vantage; derived from the commerce of,be
I event AL the Arc hipeiase.
1kc Mcni,eur'~ announced that Franc.
is reducing her marine. Tte crews of,he
hips Of war are to be reduced to the peace
efablihment, and the advanced guard
Of the light aotilla, defined to form /,
diverfien in the invadonot England from
Boulogne and Duokik Is diarmip.-
This is very kind in France, and will no
doubt infpire the Britih gsvernmen. with
the greatea confidence bur We lhall feel
;uft as much additional Gecuri,y at the di(.
armament of the French navy as we did a.
larm at its Preparations and menaces.
True Rriton.
The courfe exchange of Paris on Lon
don is now regularly inherited in the Mo-
niteur ; but the exchange Of London on
Paris has not yet appeared in Lloyd.
Lift.
October e. o'et
Wednesday, feveral of our fwifteAi fall
ing vcGeis were difpatehcd frsm Portf.
mouth for the EAT and Welt Indies, the
Mediterranean, Newfoundland, and the
coat Of Guinea, with official intelligence
70 the REFLECTIVE governors and com.
manders In chief in thofe parts, Of the 6gn.
ing the prelininariss of pesce. This mea.
fore which appears to have been poaponed
for the purpof Of enabling government
to form acertaiu opinion with refpea to
the FINAL reitoration Of tranquilky, may be
confidersd as 4 Satisfactory proof chat mi.
nifers entertain no approximations Of any
oo&scles ariling TO prevent the couclrdon
Of lie dcdnirive treaty.
Yeasrday notice was ent by the chan
cellor Of the exchequer to L!eyd's coffee.
houfe, that the convoy dcty, owing to
the preIiminaries Of peace, had ceafed,
and was no longer to bepaid.
Lord Hawkebury and M. OTTO are b.
fly employed in obviating every impedi.
ment which might resard the dsdng Of
the De6ni,ive Treaty by the plenipoten-
t%iaries. u s,F'y %h@ i1,'l' z.t
Letters Of the mott refpeaable autho-
rity, received BY the laR mail from Lii.
bon, fate a contagious fever, attended
with the fame symptoms a. that which
proved 70 deEruffive at Cadiz about two
years ago, had broken out at Medina ST.
donna, about 20 miles S. E. Of that city,
and carried of from ls TO 20 Of TIE inh'.
bitauts daily. The Spanih government,
however, had taken the mott prompt and
ea;cacious mean. Of checking its farther
prosrels, by drawing a Gordon oftroor
round the town Of Medina, TO prevent all
communication with the other parts cfths
kingdom. 80
4 packet is to fail this day from South
ampton 10 Havre, between which two
places the in.ercourfe j, already opened
The manner in which the lsf event o.
the war has been conducted and terminal,
ed, is foch as mua leave or the minds q
every nation in Europe a tenfe OF val0e q
our alliance, and the danger Of our hpa''
lily. /, is with pIeafure we Zee tsa' tH
tall Of Alexandriz has beenPsfchsad snn
20 little biooodhed ID con,pa5ifOn 70 ts
Object Attained, Thar isis dosbty acsf'
ed to it, original PoGeaors, both by TX
yalopr Of our hoops, and the COED faAhs
aafeGnen Ia negoci,tion, INST BE "a.
diionai matter for congtasulation, ard i
NUT give great confidence TO che nar0'S
fee that tie fafety ofour Ear India 20
f4ions csn be eas5bliihed By force, i t'a'
ties fhouid ever .be found inefficient "
their f~rc.estlod. NJ
- IT'D re.plted, tsy The late arrivals i'c'
Calais, that ii rsdutticn whatever has
taken place il tate naval OF military