Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-20

ton and pilfage, wifi aiil there remain,
that the chances againf the life of the
Firlf Corful are many and great. His
Iaeyed dand-his Corps d'bonueu,, OF
Pretorian Guards may for while in
ipire terror and preferve his life; but at
fome unguarded moment, at fome favo-
rable opportunity, he may feel the aaaliln's
dagger or drink the poilened bowl. Il
religious fanaticifm raifedits murderous arm
againf the greatef and the be9 OF the
whole line of French .Prineesif a
ChaRel and Ravillac, could the one at
tempt and the other accomplish the death
of iuch monarch as Henry the Foorth,
what has not Bonapaste ofear from Jaco-
bins and Anarchifs But for the dangers
which menace his life, the confirmation or
this diainguifhed character IN his Office for
life would produce many happy Effects at
home and abroad-it would infpire conf
dence in thel permanently and uniformity
of the plans and meafures Of his govern
ment--in its fytem Of foreign policy and
financial arrangements AT home it would
reprefs that iplrit of change and revelation,
which has made France the theatre of the
mott atrocions crimes for mora than ten
years paR.
On this :Gde Of the Atlantic, this event
hould ferve as mott impreGiye lef1on to
thofe political enihuGafs, WHO have appre-
headed the wildetf exce9es ot.French de-
mocracy and anarchy-who have been urg-
ing American cisizens to follow the ex-
ample of French Jacobins-and have en-
deavoured to per(uade US, that no iituaticn
was eligible as fate of revolution, in
purfnit Of tie meteois, /" Liberty and
Equality
From the preient fate ofFrance, let
our philofophic PRECEDENT alto learn, how
inevitably his tempeauous lea Of liber
ty" lnbGdesin g the calm Of deIpotiim"
and let our citizens, in general, learn
from this event to be On their guard a
gaina philofophic and revolutionary de-
magogues," who, to adoPtthe language Of
eripture, while they preach l6sry are
tbemlslves the ieryants ofcorrupticn."
Can. Id.
Iislagg1qed that Jevsrai eft6e Ams,i-
can F1;gafes are to be ordersd totbe River
Plate, to relea7s the l5ip5ing Bringing 70
tbs country, detained there By order sftbe
Sbani@ Goverumsxt.
Sane If sks(s vsDsls are I9di4mea 7ubieb
pm in there in difrs/s lGf March ofbers
tbatJaayd from Bslf0a and otber 30rts in tie
United Ste,es in eogleqaeuee Of e0ntra7s
zrads zvitb me,cbaut, aader a guarantee Of
/eeuriiy from that Government. ,W0etbey
ibis outrageous .emduF is fo4jyqeat acifb
he. la1y If Nations may be msrs accurately.
deteymiued, 1vbsu zve %aA haze heard the
evc1mfaares fully JfQted. II eetaialy bo4v-
eyer claims The atteutisa IF .goverament J;
and ifmgbt be proper TO empire 6o1y far
this detention in eo9Jgqsat 1vitb The exiting
4 reafy OefTVeen IDe I9Uo l0HHfi'e3. = -
bo5vever clearly Hpulated tbat gu, vegeAs
,5alzkavs1 free mg,els aa4eg'sls 70 aHf6eir
parts to procure Sr0vjfons, &c.
Bottom Gaz.
The American Citizen, publihed in
New. York, by Cheetham, OF ftolen letter
memory, in noticing the news from France
relative to perpetual conEallnip, in the ar
lour Of French patriotifn, exclaims, :" Is
there no. Brutus to rid the world Of this
modern Ceafa,!" Ii has been intlmated
TO US that certain BritiA fubjeet, editor
Of the Aurora and fationer general to Our
government might be fparcd long enough
to execute this commiMon. as there APP
pears to be no profpea Of further murders
and devaRations in France while the pre-
fent order Of things continues, and as there
remains not Jingle republic in Europe TO
be farther diRurbed and delolated it mutt