Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-16
NEW.YORK. December 10.

BY the arrival OF tie ship Favorlte, in 35 days
from Liverpool, VIC have been pm in possession Of
Liverpool papers to he Sd of November, incIu.
sivc, cogt2iptng London dates TO the lst; being,
we believe he latest received in town. These
papers contan intelligence of highly interesting
nature; they detail the principal occurrences in
tie different NATIONS of Europe, their situations,
the operations OF Ii: be!igercnt powers, and the
vast pre- farations for attack on The part of the
United Kingdoms. 1'hc threatened invasion has
rot YET been attempted, bnttheva various movements.
of the French troops, the positive order to &c.
nera Officers TO repair to their respective ports,
the state Of forwardnes; in which the qua boata
are * a combination OF circumstances laed Us TO
suppose that the in u1cnt is not far distant, When
the blow will be struck, which will put an end
to the existence OF independence Of Great Datan,
or establish her power upon such basis, as the
lapse of ages cannon undermine.
TIE United Kiingdont, noappaled by the threats
and preparations of their mplacablc foe proudly
conscious of their strength, ard secure as 10 the
issue Of an attempt, ofinyaasiou, at the time
tia. they neglect no means Of defence, and ex-
hbit the appearance Of a nation 10 arms, are &C.
lively engaged in fadng on. new channels Of
commerce, tc dispose OF their manufactures and
colonial productions. While thus pursuing the
airs af peace smids, tie din of war.
Frame, attuatcd BY thirst for glory AID the
hopes Of plumber and led OH BY BonaParte, ba'
sword to humble her hatred tVql or perish IN the
sttempr. She spares no expence, and APPEARS
to think lightly 81 tie ssefii:e IL the P'oseeuuoa
OF this design; eager to ,nlufe Britain by every
method in her power, she has provided an army OF
&C, 900 men fot the subjsga;ion Of
P1yfugai, the government of which anxious
TO avert or 2roua5f The impending blow, has en-
tered into negociation, in which
Sto6e takes an active psrt. From the pl'sT
d,spesir!on, Of her MsGtri II appears lnpcsIaS
t5at she en- remain much longer neutral. tel
ancient spirit gone, Ter councils under the co.,
erouI Of Flancc, her immense treasures afIi'S0
urged by B.ttan 70 declare hes intention, ava
pressed by France TO enter into the war, her o'y
hopes Of peace resein the resuI. OF her proposes
R4lss to al IS n.diator.-,she dndios It ,o'
her in,ereG t. remain neutral dnring the pr;E''
war, has hitherto remained friendly with al 1o'
bolieerent powers. AZ ptelent, however, COOL
ncis exits between her ambaAAlof, Count wv.
cofF, and the Court Of the EnuIlesies. H'F oO''
formidable rival, :,
7urky is fat serging towards anoihla''on' 0,i
fair Province, Egype, is with tie exception y
Alexandra, which was fl.rolnied aud tia@ o..
fercd to captulasc, eat'eiy IL poatkihn o. -.
Mamelukes IN othe, provinces d;iaifetttd F'SoA''
re4rthe aandaFd OF rebellion, TO which thouid"l'
OF dclu3ed wreiches Fl ok, and who, wh'a q.
tackled by flperios numbers, arc dete''ed q ',s:'
leaders. ana pay vish their heads tae pscc s''-''
d:tobcdienc,.
oftd< o:hsr aatisas y Earo5s, who arc e''., 49,
wrapped i profound peace or attached % '''
powers Al war, nothing merits p&racaisr. "o'iss'
December u.
The ship Cheeseman, capt. GfeenheNl'
arrived at this port on Saturday from Am
sterdam. lie left there on the 2Ssh oo'o-
Der, at winch time 1000 French troop
were ca their march to the Sa9sas aud i,I
HeIder, where it was expected they ~O1Il
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