Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-12

- carry oa war; they yielded 100 81 70
th. eaemy they TOO, may july be &C.
euied OF cowatdice but they have nos,
like Us, prociaimed that cowsrdice p CIR
world through every chznne! sha1 found
or lenle can iupply. 80, 80
{" Sentiments, which psesaite1 r.
-.,nsA ,he people IN the Rseets, an every
par, Of London ard Wehminfsr. were
iach as ind;caselsh mott decided .pssiaii-
,y for Fnnce, rhss is to f.y, for .Rspabli.
eanii.n aud Rrgicids. The dn.fhiog Of
the glafs and the cracking of the wood
work OF his hoale were accompanied with
fiou,s of' Eraace for ever. l--ss Hvzs for
B loaapar,e !-' Huzza 1E4tht Rrysblie !!
The "a ne was heard repcay ely oploate
every hous, which vac brilliantly inv
minated, not excepting tie Public Oh,e,
aInons't which lie aa.esralty was mott
roaipicuoas, as we'll for its brilliancy a.
for the infamy Of the language and the;
sondua of ITS admitting mcb,. who were
contsntly engaged in open defiance Of III
law, froa, feven s'cie k On Saturday even
ins to nearly three o'clock on Sunda,
m 1rning. OF ,hAs private pcrlons, who
mii- any other ATlsy than the candle,
which hey hoieed by conpui6on, nine
scn,h. were Republicans, and the other
tenth Fools. the Principles OF thof
who exhibited ,raniparencics we're sahl;
d.itingui,led by the devices which they
Id cA1aisn anu = gentleman who took
par,;cu!s: pains 10 verify tie fast, has al
fared M, that nlnc,eea ifani pArencies out
or every twenty, were expretvve of az:
tachms.,, to Buoraparse's pe1lan, or TO
the calfs Of + ance. es.
In many parts Of the mescpoh, III
language openly held, during the who's
OF Saturday and OF III nday ev.n:n2s, was
infamouily diaoyal, not to FAY sreafon-
able. At a print feller's, in 81. James,
Aree,, where comfortable crawd wsr'
ATTEMPTED, nan apr, aehed the " .ndow
aad pointing TO a portrait OF great per-
fm, not unknown to your lors.ihip, fri,
made the m ton of fadbmg and then OF
rppmg Up, grading his teeth at the fa.se
tine and exc;a mng, " All! thar l would!
that / wouli!' Then tuning to a por-
,ras OF Mr.. PITT, i" All" fa,d he, 6 and
that long fellow too repeating at the
fame time, the seeicalations expreiive Of
has oods wihes. After this, he pointed
I apor,rai, OF Buonapa,te, and taking off
BIZ hat gave three huzzas, in which he
wa. iinsd NV all ,hefe aro"nd him Such,
m, lord ere the people who rejoiced, who
fin. erely rejoiced at the peace, which your
lo,dfhip nd the honor to fgn, and the
>ue~s Of which you had the " sreaseit plea
Gi." OF communicating to the Lord
Ma, or.
/" When citizen Laurifon arrived at
d YER, h. had Ii company with him one
Rcmbold. 4 Swcdiih ca tain who had been
tsksasp AID lsae out of Engla, d twice
ddsing Tie war, under the alien law and
Whole vedel. on the location had been
Eized. The Kings officers at Dover, hav.
! z recognized this n,an, were OF courie
taking the proper mesfures for preventing
b;m from proceeding into the country when
4he modett haibinger of peace & lenty'
del rec, in mott perempsory manner
!" that unleis Citizen Rombold was per-
n tied to proceed with him he would ill.,
aartly return to France with the treaty."
Ia,imidated at this dreadful menace, the
Officers releafsd Rombold, who came on to
L ,ndon with Lauriaon, was here the COM
sanion Of his triumphal proeeihsn, and
was actually drawn wi hun to the pub,
lie cfhces, and through the royal road in
tie Park, as deicribed in my letter of Sa-
turdsy .ait. Nay, the citizens, returned
France together aud were again drawn
/, he people through the snsient city OF
Canterbury. A, Dover, Rombo!d laugh
Cd at the officers, told them he could now
iet their soyethmsns at defiance, and ad-
deG, tia, he ihould foon have veAel,
'oply between Calais and Dover! How
axe The mighty fallen Tell it no. to
I@t Yu5iiih irno, in the frests Of AXE.
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