Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-06

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SATURDAY, AucUsr 6.
FL @ u R.
Amount ofFIour and Meal, irfpeaed
a. this PORT for thfere months paR, end
ing goth Of July, fay.
6l11o whole hhIs
so1o half bills.
27g bbls Corn Meal.
D. DOUGLASS,
Flour Infpeeior.
Extyaft t,om ktteys f1om an AmeyicOu
yefdent at Roaerdam, 10 a bouls IL
Bakimo,S, ,seeiued via SaAsm, BY ;bs
@ip Aajve, diyst7 from RotterdaN.
June 6.
/" Great Britain is capturing all the
Dutch East and West India ships--every
finger is hook, and we have daily &C
counts Of their most valuable shipping be-
ing carried in. Bonaparte has begun to
threaten Great Britain, will, an Invasion J;
but tic best informed thinl, a successful
invasion ilnpraAicable. The seas and
channel are covered with British ships of
war, and every port in France and IIol-
land is blockaded; SO that they cannot
get ship in or ont. Mr.. Liston, the
English ambassador, is still at the Hague;
but report says he leaves there in tie
morning for some pars Of Germany. Its
said to be Mr.. lasson's opinion that the
war will have very long continuance.
Should France enIeavor to shut the neu,
trail ports Of Hamburg and Bremen against
the English ships it is conjettnTed IN that
case that Russia will come forward in
support Of their neutrality and protection
Of Hanover. She is recruiting her armies
and arming md commissioning her ships
and every thing seems TO indicate move.
ment from that quarter.
The king ofPsuhia lately reviewed
an army of 10000 men, which he fill
keeps 10 the field. A Rullian smbsfador
has arrived at Hanover, and it IS CONGO
tured Mr.. Liaon is going to meet him.
Every thing wears the appearance Of
continental war. The commerce OF the
Uniteds Estates mutt fourth If the widen
ofour government keeps us our CT the
lcrare. The Dutch have embargoed four
Englifh packets here, at the ineance Of
the French, and imprifoned the agents Of
The packets"
June s.
!" Intelligence was received yeaeriay
from Hamburg, rhat the FreDah had taken
poiietlion of Bremen, ard were marching
to Cuxhayen and E'nbien--at Btemen
they have put barriers, with The word neu
,rali,y marked upon them, bur the French
paid little retpsct to it," Fed.G0S.
The Editor of the Baltimore Amt
Democratic, . has, under the heal OF
/" Thoughts on the essential Qualities o.
bSlHoIidCy3 s0C'llOtiolidlSNts HiSoilti2'ei.i u
bly, Observation-Disclosures the present" Co.
vernment Of the United States is hot
Democracy."-He concludes one of lis
numbers in the following neat and nery-
GUS manner:
g It must be evident to those who will
consider these facts, eoolly and impartial
ly, that the constitution of the United
States is far removed from democracy.
It refuses to exhibit its great character
istic. It is a republic, which contains,
as has been observed, a due mixture ot
tbe principles IF dzgsrut g,q ameu ],
nicely poised and accurately adjusted, par
taking only of democracy, as the oval
partakss in It's nature Of the circle,
Thus--in the s'pglepess Of tie exc
cutive we are to look for the energy, Sc.
crecy, celenry, and dispatch, Ct Monar-
chy. III the senate, the wealth, the vir-
tue, stability, experience, and wisdom,
Of Arissocracy. In the house Of repre-
as tire immediate thnira IF the