Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-20

nerat assertions VIII De the subieA ofr
ture animadversion. SIRora
NEW YORK, Augua II.
The Committee Of Health, report i,
occurrence of J deatKs and a4ncw ca,,t
the prevailing Mver, for the "a hon. |
proceeding s o'clock la& evening,
One of the deaths was at Bellesre-.a +
other FIX in the city.
The following address from the Frr,,
Senate and Tribunate were presented !. {
the First Consul on the Goth May
They better ascertain the sentiments an
conduct of the government than coun,
Of speculative comment:
dddyess presented BY the Senate IN a bM /
to The CHIT Canal.
/" Cai3rx CHEZ Cou,ul,
/" The senate has examined with N
the attention which the interest Of tht,
country requires, the official papers Con,
municated to it concerning the treaty q
Amiens. In your resistance TO the vioh.
ton Ct that treaty, il has observed reason
aud justice, and ii the negociatlog
which took place by your orders, loved
peace.
England wishes to grasp at lie
commerce Of the whole world; il wisls
to cover The seas with its fleets, and to sta.
industry even in the bosom OF every state.
The French Consul will not suffer III:
English dominion in the Mediterranean
he will assert the independence of Com.
merce, and the liberty Of every sea. H.
has revived manufactures in France by
opposing to the monopoly of Enslani
barriers similar to those which she her.
self has for SO many years opposed
to the commerce of France.-Such
is the motive of the war which she has
dared TO kindle up: the cause which III:
Chief Consuldefends is that of ali nations
6 Your moderation, Citizen Chief
Consul, has been SO great, that it had need
of being protected by your glory; It has
manifested to all Frenchmen the religious
attention which you pay to every thing N
which they are interested +; it has doubled
their confidence, their gratitude, and Their
love it has doubled their strength and
their zeal to defend that national Mays
ty, the image of which 1t more and mofs
loves to contemplate i'll the Consular Ma.
iesty, and of which you are once more to
be the avenger. When they read in the
first answers given on your part to the
hostile message of the King OF England
these words equally noble and pacific
g The Chief Consul considers it GLORIOUS
ON this occasion to be taken unawareS
they will, with one voice, exclaln--
" Three powerful guarantees are always
ready in France-the love OF the people
towards the Chief Of the State, the yalou.
of the army, and The genius of the onIa
Consul I"
Addyrss sftbe Trbuxate to The CbiJ C@'
sui, BY eit,zsu TroaVe, President.
Citizen Chief Consul, Lille IrlOu'
nate, in the sitting of the day before yes
terday, decreed, that it should 60 !" .
body 20 express to Government INC i"'
lowing sentllnents:- -.
/" The I'ribunate, in virtce OF the r'6D,
given to it by the Esd article OF tic -
title OF the constitution, after exainln'pe
the negotiation winch has been carrleo ~
between the Republic and England con-
WINGED thar the government has done CIV.
ny thing to preserve peace tint the no INV,
ofthe French people could endure ',a'
the British Cabinet, however, in tins ~
gociation: has employed unusual i0'" 1
false allegations, unjust demands 4 :,
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