Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-19
Something for Don CamiIlus,

Ham6b luJmittsd TO his 5a6zss, a n
faita5k int5adu7isa to tie uest edixioa
g bis letters on Loajfaaa.
TIE t5l2o4uag rxyaa tfom q ltsee5 Of
The late Lsrd CHATHAM, dslie'ered in
fbe Brit;@ HogfsofLords,mt5eJeay 1910,
il u lriisssgly atpheabls 70 Ike breleat
Gtaafieu 81 ibis eouatry, and ia 0eea,4tel5
dejS,i5tivs eftbe coadaa Of S5aiu IN re-
gard 10 oursgbt Of dtfsft az The banks q
Ike MljFDEpPi, that zee prslvwe tbe 9a5i-
eatioa of il zu;N net be unacceptable 70 ar
seadsrs. is a J3eeimea ef eloqueaee, and
lound political yealoaing ibe exfred can
nat faj! 10 be infereeiag 5ut as exki-
bling 9ortrait IF tbs general ebara7fr
end cozl3t7 Of The Spau!@ government,
lra4ua 6ylo able mqaer as the lafs ee-
ls5rated WILLIM PITT, ii muf be eoaf-
dersd G,a document Of fbe higbsf aaf6f1-
1ititp and im5orte1ee.
TIE djtiaJFou in quhicb fbis l4eeeb sv0s
Sslfuer<d zvQs produced ky Q saotioa made
BY tbe Daks Of RICHMOND, 70 9,e|fuf TO
bis Majsgy an addreJs, rs7asfi1g that be
svoald be bleafsd to giVs orders that there
BE- laid 5efare fbe Hoals eo9ies Or extra<7'
efaHLefe aud papers ,teeived BY the
.minJFry betqveen The I2b Srptsm5fr 1869
and The Iztb Sept. 1910, Containing any
iutslligtnee Of beqiAiies eomneaesd BY fhe
eonrt Of Spain, or any of their officers, a.,
gaiizf any Of bis Majefy'' dsmiaio1s
This motiou av45 oeeaG7uea by an
seesaut that the Sbauiards had ssizta apsn
Fakkiauds' Islands.
TIE mofian zYes opposed apon The general
sroaad effbe imp,obfiefy ef eeIling 10,
1acb papers subile tie maffsr III gasfioa
suas The fubjea q a negoeiatou qyifb tie
Sfani6 ambGDadsr. C9a. Y. S.
Lord Chatham, after fone Introductory
remarks, iaid: The noise Lord LORD
Hilliborough] talks Of Spanifh pun6tilios
in the lofty ttyIe and idiom Of Spaniard.
We arc to Be wonderfully tender Of the
Spanilh point of honor, as if THEY had
been the compliments, as if THEY had
received the injury. | think he would
have done better to have told US, what
care nad been taken Of the Englilh ho-
nor. My Lords, am well acquainted
with the character of that nation, at leat
as far as it is reprefented by their court
aad .ninifry, and lhould think this
country diihonortd by comparison Of the
Eaglih good faith with the puntiilios of
Spaniard. **@*Sa**s# The SpaniaIds are
as mean and crafty as they are proud and
iofo!ent. ***#ssa* With their minif-
ters / have often been obliged to negoei-
ate, and never met with an infance of
candour or dignity in their proceedings,
nothing but low cunning, trick ana assi-
fee. AF,er long experience Of their
wan, Of caadour and good faith, ! found
mYielf compelled TO talk TO them IN pc
remptory, Deceive language. On this
principle fubmntad ny advice tos trem-
bling council for an immediate declaration
Of war with Spain. We are not in that
Gtuation 10 which great and powerful
nation is permitted TO negotiate. A TO-
reign power has torciblv robbed his Ma,
lefty ola part Of his dominions. Is The
iland reaosed Are you replaced in Rnia
qxo /. If that had been done, il might then
perhaps have been juaidablc 80 treat with
the aggreiIor upon the lafisfattion he
ought TO make for the infult offered to
the crown of England. But will you de-
icend 60 low !? Viii yoa 10 -ilssmefully be
tray the Kings honor, as to make 1t
matter of oegscia'ion whether his Ma
jeRy's rodtisians .hall be reaoTc to him or
nor9'
Rsses g asd6s..*
Crsas pains wers.as tia. time taken in England,
a. are noa taken .sre, Pefi,ade tie people that
the Spanill az grelion was an unauthorized act Of