Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-06

"a at Surina.a, Berbice, Ensqn;bo, De.
merara, St. Eufatis, Curacao, and St.
Martin. The intricate dlfculion OF Ger.
mon indemnities had at lalt been termi.
mated, agreeably to the treaty OF Lune-
vile, and feveral of the fmaller Gates of
Germany, had been ordered to be Cut up,
and ferved out to Pfulia, Holland, Bava.
ria, and other large fates, as c~ompen(ati-
on for the lois Of their territories new in.
corporated with the French Republic.
The troops defined to perform the opera.
ton, were on the march, a, the date Of the
lat accounts. Some OF the owners Of
thofe dihes fueh as the bilhops OF Bam-
burg and Wurtzburg-had threatened to
oppofe the carvers; but it "a be iived,
as loon as they law the glitter Of their
knives and feels, they would conient to
make virtue Of n~ecetity and fubmi,.
The French papers are principally occu.
pied by DEGREES refpe1ing the internal re.
gulations of the Republic /; and the COMO
iidation and perps,uation of the govern
men,. From the thow Of buGnefs in them,
commerce, manufactures anu The arts were
in a fate OF increafns activity /; the fo-
reign and French arrivals at Dor eaux, and
other ports, are very numerous ; an address
from the merchants Of Havre, to the frlt
conful, &ates, thar in the eight months
prior to Aussuit, there had been ass arri-
walls there from foreign ports OF which
40 we've within tire la!t two months.
The expedition to Louiiana was in a fate
Of fur:yaydnefs: General Bernadotte had
declined accepting the military command,
and gen. Victor had been appointel. One
Of our letters, dated Bordeaux, Auyait
IL" Jays, 81 inclofe you the P,aist or
gANigut del Contribution de Ia Rrpx6AYae.
In all thefe notifications France is IT'LL
called a republic. All is not yet fnilh-
ed /; you may expect to lear of iomc fur
Their organizations in a horr time. Things
progreis to the deh:ed point OF The gover-
no.s. The people, though not unanimouf-
ly plea(ed, are and will remain tranquil,
The WORT in this way that Can be done,
ispreferable to any part of the revolution
the horrors which too recent to be acted
over again." Our verbal intelligence
Rates, though the late meafures Of toe go
vernment frikc at the root Of all the pro-
feGed principles of the revolution yes
feeling shey are calculated to extent the
glory, and promote the PROPERTY of the
country knowing that Bonapatte has
the ablo!ute command and confidence of
the army whole pay he has lately in
created, and to crafty Whole ambition the
legion OF, honor has been created i; and
dreading the horrors which almoft always
attend revelations /; no loud complaints
were heard and the %ienatus conful,ss, are
read, and o5eyed, rs they are iducd, with
the bet grace Poiinle: The French PEG.
pie generally appear to think with tie
Gafcon in the fong,
g When things are done. and pat recalling,
lis folly or to fret, or cry;
Prop up 4 rotting hnuie that s!Iiiing,
But when it's down-e'cn les it lye."
And as they cannot remedy their prefert
fate of things, they attend to their buff
nsfs, and lie, thofc at Paris condua the 60
vetn nent as they Ia. Some, however,
think, another renveyfmsrt is not at great
difance ; aad that B~onaparte muf in a
fhort time give place to Mofeau, who is
very popular throughout France. But all
eonjetturers are not %conjurers.
BY our Englih files it is pretty apps
rent, that the public voice, late 70 loud in
appreciation of the peace, has greatly fal.
len !; and that whcn the new parliament
.iIembles, Nj. Pitt will be invited agaia
to relume the reins Of government.