Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-16
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TORIES! TORIES! TORIES!

TORIES! TORIES! TORIES!
You cannot lock at a page Ia any &c.
mocratic print bat you fee tnoie frighttul
words. But what is a tory Mr.. Iefer
| fon iays " he who fuppoE,s the exiting
government" Then our democrats have
become tories. But the democrats after,
that by tories they aean thofe who did not
aflt in our revolution. And they declare
that thoie are all federalias. How does il
happen then, we intellectual GriFlings,
that thoie ffates where there was, in the
time of the revolution, fcarcely tory to
ba iecn, are now notify federal And that
thote ltates in which tories n1of} abounded
are now democratic In N. England there
we're but few, very few tories. N. Eng
land is decidedly federal. New York,
Virginia, Penniylvania and Georgia were
throngei with tories. They are now de-
mocratic. Theie are indubitabIe facts,
and how do they accord with your inta.
NOUS alertionss BeGdes, your Mr.. lef-
terion has RATED more tories to office than
did both Wilmington ard Adams. Tench
Coke piloted the Britlh into Philadelphia,
he Is now Collector of the Revenue in
Penniylyania. George Stephens, was
proicrlbed as tory in Georgia. He is
now an officer. Ludlow and Edgar OF
New YORK; Ewing Of Bottom; Wilton
OF Worceifey, and many others, have been
appointed tince ]eferfon was p-eGdent, all
acknowledged tories. You cannot men
ton as many tories who held offices under
the former administration. Is not Tege1.
ion then the pason of tories And do
you, Duane, when in one hand you graip
your 1900 dollars, and with the other
write agslnh tories, remember that while
America fruggled for freedom, you was
a Briton, aiding and afiaing her orpref-
fors And you Holt and Mirchell, |
ought to blufb, when you extra9 into !
yoar vehicles of Aandcr the nonfense eli
mis- Irilh renegade. war. |
F,0m The Londou Courier ofS<btem5er Is.
General Andreo1i's non arrival has oc-
cafioned no little furprile, and lone Eight
u"e"'neis. We know not that any ac-
; ;u 1e{, 'ye yet been received OF his hav
lDg ie.' 80, 1t was rumorea in the ci-
w. I've 'l.l, d;belitthh thar there was done de-
'ho' 60, -,,;sedu: Our expectations
and day or two's del9o@n as we win
little. importance, now 'fn>PssnAps' %
been dednitively fettled betweeha' mas
countries.
The French Funds are Ring they a,t
Letters from Switzerland, remark, that
a comfortable part of the native troops
have refufed to act againlt tie intargenls.
A letter from Margate, Sept. %, lays
-" A boat has jnit arrived IN fifteen
hours from Offend. have converted with
one OF the paGergers, who appears 70 De
yery intelligent man. He Gates that
orders have been iiIued within the lait fix
DAYS 10 prevent any Prufian veAel which
entered the harbor from unloading. his
prohibition has been very ftrittly enforced
and it very naturally led 10 approximations:
thar Io.ne difference lad taken place be 4
tween the Confalar Government and his |
pruf!ian Msjefy a ciTcpHNance howe
yer, extremely improbable. My lntor. /
mant ALTO mentioned 10 ne. that the Pc !
p1]ation of Offend has comfortably M /
niGhed even Gnce the peace; that OF trade
they have none, except little IN iaH.
This he attributed 10 the very high duties
which have been impofed on almott all ar
,icles of commerce BY the French 90
vernment. The following ad1Ifion 'ol
,hrfi. already exiting has beenfnads with
IN .A- lafa ten DAYS:
. 2er csnt. Dpon 1cbscoa,
q. Ter -. on Raw S,Ys51 and { IL. /
80 Gulders rer Ton upon Foreign Fiji. |
t.e ads bar TAX Of 3. FER .hs'dEoE!