Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-19


.by the late heavy rains rendering the creeks
10, paaa5le.
When two almof equal parties have ar
t;ven 10 lach degree OF heat and anlmoh-
~ as 10 lofe all ienie OF decency, candor,
and truth in II eli mutual diicuaions, there
remains but Jingle lhort 6epto the " LAST
,rsoRr." France and England would
l,uoh in their leeves at fuch an event, and
and while the bear and the wolf wers con-
tending Tor the prize, they would run away
with the prey. Lctus not forget the trea-
uof Paris. Had II tot been for the firm
MS and penetration of Mefrs. Adams and
law the fecret understanding between thofe
courts would have annihilsted our ffheries,
Even the age DIR. franklin was either
the dup., or a party to this intrigue.
The premier of Great Britain, to be
fure, has announced that it was the true
policy Of bis government not to interfere
viii the affairs of any foreign power
But Ie, aat this blind our eyes 10 the itrong
exsrsions that power IS conaantly making
10 fecure our trade, and 10 influence our
government. This very declaration con-
tiitu,es part c( the fyfem. To what do
our fchifms tend with o or 10000
French veterans in Louiiiaua-a large ho-
dy Of Britilh in Canada powerful feet
on our coai9-cur commerce deitroyed---
impoft goDe-and our urion diaolyed !!
What will there be left 10 hope u!
(SAlee Reg.)
a writer In the Egis Ia democratic pa
per that is faid to have beer eftablihed by
and to be under the particular patronage
Of the Attorney General OF the United
States feems TO have contemplated the
iuccsnes and exaltasions of the Corfcan
Ularper, till bis own poor head has become
dizzy.
Buonaparte (lays this writer) |" has OBJ
tanned the noblea applaule, which man
Car below" He is :" character enjoy
ing the brishtef glory and uniullied re-
4 putation. he is "defended by fuch
virtues as ralumny itielf cannot pene-
trate." His motives are fublime. -
In word he is repreientsd as having hi
iherto been faultleis. I" Where The ex-
claimsl has been the .fapl, of Buopa-
parte?"
AT the fame time, .his knight of the
sooie-quill allows that Buonaparte {" is
RATED 70 far above his fellow mortals as
TO be beyond the voice of Lasv :" and
THAI II is not " an injury TO this great
man toiuPpofe the felLI;y of a ta-
fursl failure"
4 Enough, enough, fomebold and
iucceisiul ulurper, of The democratic par
y, ihould now fep tcwald and bring the
United States under bis delpotic yoke, we
dc well aiiured, that there is, at leaf,
ese bale iycophant even In Mahachufetts,
s'o would tall down before him and lick
The duff of his feet.
Balance.
Inc Moon OF DEMocRAcY WANING.
Aalraf ga letter fran a gentztm0n in
csarlseen, Is. c. to a friend in Pro.
Vidence.
II is Pleafng TO Zee bow the political
siinions Of people have changed fince the
r ps i'iiion Of congrefs; many Of the
a0a Jealous dhciples of the proficient, are
~ Os surfing his tbilsl6pbieal adminilrati-
na 'aa lerventiy wilhing the period of a
1 ,s's, eletiion. Many who were eprap-
eo'S; WIN his inaugural fpeech, are now
hey plainly difcover the ruin9us con
feS, ,asss likely TO refult from 4 {borr-
,sss Su aenocraiic administration, and are
Tie mn, mat they have been 70 duped b.
A'guss and lies of the jscobinic fac.