Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-19

Moorifh colours, have heen cruifiFg off
hat place, and working TO the wettwars..
A trigate and a brig have asfo been per-
ceivsd croiling off this BAY, and they ar
peared of the fame defcripsion.
Ext,atg 5r2m a Att zotiften By Captain
jar Rogers q tie Macy, 70 tie Sc
eysta,y u tie Macy, dated an b7aya
The frigeie 1ddams Malaga Rad, De-
lfmbu / 3t5, 1902.
/" lhaii leave this place Tomorrow
for Malta, TO join The comnodore-- Aa5
lhall take Almena in my way, TO inform
myfelf what the .eGsls are, that are nle!-
toned in Mr.. Germans letter, whleh |
enclole you with another from Confui
0'Brien. Mr.. kirkpatrick, our Cpriul
here, is of opinionthat par; OF them may
be The cruilers mentioned in Con!ul OBI
ems letter. Ihave only one ysGsi under
convey (the brig Bottom OF Phiiaarlph'a,
bound to Leghoin) which Ifhall aleha'ge
Is foou as | get 10 the eal,ward OF MI
norca.'
! have been very much aRonlfhed that
none of the federal printers have notice.
a paragraph in Jones's Exsmincr OF the
aoth ut. Il is, 70 traugAt with malice, and
faliehood, that no general character Of a
paper, however debated, however lnta-
nous, fhould protect it from detection.
The {" Examine" has declared to the
world. that James Monroe, has no outfit
aud no fecrataly ia the prelent milton to
Fran,e Bot |: will give you his own
woros.
1t is not now money making JET, 70
accept fuch an appointment as the one lase
ly conferred upon Mr.. Monroe. He has
no outjft Of nine thonland dollars moi has
he private fecIetary. So that t csnuot
be confidered as doueeuf to Mr.. Monroe,
but as ufual, patriotic iacritice OF his
time and talants to the public tervce.'
/ coniider this, Meilrs. Printers, as the
moe impudent and ratcally attempt to
prop up til: prefent administration upon
falfe bottom, and to raife the reputation
of minfer upon principles foreign TO his
feelings, that has ever been "eDated" IN
any country dnce the 1T days OF civil
ization.
1t IS not no4u many making job. "
Gracious heaven where is the temper
that can bear this impudence, this into
lence : The former Administration are
accufed of appointing Ambafa3Qrs N or
der TO mony making Job-Dtd aos this
malicious and lylrg examiner know. thai
an envoy's optht depended uPon BATS
iomswhar more permanent than pr, ildeniial
will The QUITE is e4ablilhed by ON
nipotent authority The Amoailadcr,
when appointed, has 70 much and no more,
and no PRECEDENT can either enlarge OF con-
tract his compeniation--Ihls then is a
{arcaim which none but the paradtes OF
IefFelfon would ufe; veil under which
no minifaer except Monroe, would hide
his nakedneis an atom OF lupport, which
more but TetfeIion, the mob fefving JET
ferfon would rake.
If Mr.. Monroe had ever thought pro
per 10 (acrihce his time and talents 10 The
public Isrviee." # Mr.. Monroe qu0' N
that kind oJlffuafiou as to suakr tbis 3Scu
uiary jacuffe, is it a rejection upon others
that they cannot do the fame II Mr.
Iefeifon could induce Monroe TO work
in his administration for nothing, TO
good for Mr.. Jeferion. We all know
he has his party finely under his
thumb-But do thefe thirg work dit
grace upon former administrations ? For
il is evident that Monroe's inpPoleable
I" /asr;fee'' in the prefent infance, moft
be owing to the influence OF )effeIton, for
we all remember that Monroe, under
Warrington, took his outht-Why this
difference under different administrations
/ ak Mr.. Jones, how came Monroe TO