Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-31
Latsfgron Europe.
81. =. 80
BOSTON, AuguR "a.

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rival, and the polite attention OF captain
w. we have received London papers up
TO the 18th ult. bringing accounts flf7'en
days later than any arrival that has reach
ed US. From an attentive peruiai OF their
contents We have made feleetion OF the
mott important articles they contain, as
will be fcen by a recurrence TO our 70,
reign departmental news. We ALTO 'aad
the following fummary Of intelligence
Great Britain never before lhewed iach
an union of fentimcnt and fplrit. Her
meafures are calculated for the greateit
fecurity by land, and victory az lea.--
The government are continually receiv-
ing addfeaes in fnpporsof the war, &c.
from every part OF the united kingdom,
from allranks and conditions IN iociety,
breathing nothingbut manlineis and VI
gor. The following txuatts from iun-
dry refolutions adopted on the nth July
by the lord Mayor and Aldermen OF
London, will thew in IA miniature the ipi
rit that pcrvades every part OF Great
Britain :-s' Refo!ved nnanimooly, that
This court feeling with indignant pride
the infulilng Veuats of inordinate aM6ftfan,
Though at the fame time isnilble how
painfLI the neceGity has been OF engaging
This kingdom in deRruttive war, YET as
his awful crilis exhibits tc the view OF Tbs
people fyeedom Or Quvey, exyffnet as an
independent aattou, or txfnpafson and
axubilatiou) lolemnly call upon their
ieliow cliizens, and every individual
lababitaat, within the metropolis, TO en-
eoll himfslf, in one Of he claaics heIeb1
recommended and (pec.6ed, in order :
ali may be 5repaj,fd ard p0r,e.pale II
he honor of chatting the inioltnce OF ar
applicable, fee, lhould he ever dare e.
venture upon Brns@ Gyaud. The cooi
rake this opportunity Of coDgratulauns
he country upon The prefer. happy extinc
fion Of parfies, and upon the barmony
and uuaaimiy now exiting in al
ranks, being convincing proofs of the
zeal and affettion Of all orders for our be
owed king and glorious contribution,
which mulf ever place the fuojeeis OF ,hei"
realms above the meuaaess OF any fo1oe
Ia fhall pretend TO give law, OF = {,
criae limits 10 the pehey and ntersas
he nstion.'' In adebate in the houlr
| commons, en- the fu5jeet Of the invahoa
colonel Craoford obfcrycd /" We hays
capital, fituated within ieuen,y miles o.
he coat, he podcillon Of which is nc
My Deceive Of the fate Of the war, bul
10 he might venture to fay, decided the
ale Of the nation: II cry y no T! no {!
mutt at Seaf be allowed to maintain
| he Gtuation OF the country would be re-
Y defparate in fuch cafe Atser tie
f-cretary of war had replied, MIR. Mac
Naugh- en-, with Tome degree Of warmth,
declared he never could bear to hear il
faid that the capture OF even the city Of
London would be the conqueit of the en-
pire and he would have the honorable
gentleman (Mr. Crauford) and he would
have Bonaparte know, that the people OF
Graf Btitain, and the people of Ireland,
would conteit every inch OF the grounl
With him, and be at laf driven into the
Tea, befole they would yield TO the proud
eft armies of France. Here aols a m9a
eafbxfayqfc eyJr0m epeyy qxarfer Of fbr
bonJe, IN takeu Of fbe mef aeeided approba
ion IF IBIS geutlrmaa's yl,nfimeuts, Of.
Hear ! Har!l No continued the no
oorabIe gentleman, he trufed too much in
the high fpirit and ancient prowefs of
Britons and Of 1rifhmcn, ever 10 fee they
would fubmit TO the domineering and
4sfpo,ic yoke OF France /; and he hoPed
that peace would never be made until the
enemy did make an invaGon, when be
know that they woulc get fuch g dreG
ing'' as would iet,le ,,ba fpeoul ton for
ever. He knew and truaed, that if they
ever fhould venture TO the Briiih flores,
they would be accofed as the Roman