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

man. NelNoFS htIEJ ~i'a ait ID tiS0soi5
cnc. more aAoat in that country. 1t GER
,ainly has no fate political contribution,
beca ne none that inipires or attracts e.-
:;.sr national qF6tioas, or national trJ3- :.
.|cei. 'unleis Ii lhall lhor,ly acquire o2e
IFS fortunes are Precafious, It's advantages
tyaaeGccn,.
/. the diiinguifhcd chief, who now
Yields the itePsre, lhsll elevate to true
glory, he will not content h;mielt with i
iyti-n to lals only his day will en-
telycr to coniecrate his fame By giving
u France we'll adju,ted focial organiza-
:;2a; c7gfita'iss. which, adap,:l TO The
.hcrI.}er and circumstances Of the nation,
sa.1 lh.srtmg the wild wai:a'ies Of dream
;og P1ii,fophiiis, ihall eaahli.h her pro
i-T..y on The fo.ii psincipies Of pralic
Cr;sr. This AccorIpiiihei, her acquiiti-
Or. will form The bats of ia5.ian5i.i and
d..al!s greatness. Ifoiherw..!Ge, they will
Ei; away Ike The painted forms OF ma
gic ianihorn.
france alars:A!ly viii be now more than
e,e., &c oajrtt Of jealou(y TO all the pow
ers of Europe; bccaute the is now, more
titan ever TO be feared. The States at
wa1ic expcncc Tie has been asgrandized,
viii no, eadly forgive her, or become re-
conci!sd to their conf:quent intcriorlsy
or infsnihcsnce. Thoie who, in the icram-
be FOR (poil fem to have ioit Ggh, Of their
permanent interef in the profpett OF mo-
m.ntary gain, will ro~, when the game is
o.t7, &c through a luecr medium, and al
flrsdly wall they itand ashait a, the CT
GANTIC STATURE of thar POWER
which they have contributed rear. BIT
they ali will watch for the moment when
they my attempt toremedy the mitchell ;
&thoUid Francebe CURED by 4 feeble or dit-
u4;led government, opportunities to break
WIKI her will NOT be wanting.
Defdes the accelion Of territory, iea
solts, sc. France has dcpbtleis prohfed
b. the abolition CT !ome psrn!cious hnan-
ci& edahilhments, interviewer in her old
f,tcm of administration ard the cult
yat9rs ri her loil ind their li;ua,ion much
narrowed. But 10 intnre fo!idi,y to her
acqliitions, every thing in our conception
turns upon, is lie to have table form CT
government II 70, we may hazard the
opinion, shat lhe will be out of the reach
OF Ordinary cafualtics bat if not, her pre-
fen: grea,ncis will be ioon changed into
wre'ohcdncis and inGgnihcance. Buona-
rar'e is evi1e0tly endeayoariug to lay the
foundation OF fome durable political eta
bllihment, ut in zvhat JaGte can only be
conjettured-moR probably in that of
new moaarchical dynafy, of which he
will DC tie iource. The re-eRablilhment
of the Catholic religion is moit potent
engius for this purpole.
Whata mirror does the prcient iitua,ion
ofFrance hold up to the enthuhaNic ad-
mirers OF her revolution, in which 70 be-
hold their folly! The religious fanatics
Will In vain look for the downfall of Pa
pacy, on which they dwelt with 70 much
delight. Political fanatics will equally
in vain lock for an eitabliihmenr of their
siiionary add extravaganza theories of Liz
i.ry and Equality. A military defpo-
tim esstted. and the reisn of the Pope re-
ntwed, mock their reverie', and sdmoni'h
them, though perhaps In vain, to learn
wiiiom from 'hoie whom they have hated,
and foaght every location 70 trsduce.