Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13

.As aays pseyious 70 the marriage, Venus, eiop-
e" ssJ the wogkheu!e, Hcw TO the aims OF her
'0g '.y- Adonis, and impIored Hymeu to unite
s0'.ps s,,ore d.ifiaies Even the Gods canncs re-
l',s' r.. fair. The petition wasSfansed.
~ - AuguR 81.
certain thar the Frsnch government is ex.
,siv yigiIant TO prevent any Of the former
, ,.,J.rs Of the yendeans casFying on any inter
's ct. yi.h sheir cid par.;zars. There is re-
~ .,, which we hope is not true, that iome Of
pm pm have been taken Prifoners. They oughs to
,'''a s,,,n,eIy cautious. Amid1 all shefe alarms,
.rsv,r Bonapar,e w:ll find II dificuls 70 fpafe
- i;f,oesabl. force for rhc iava!ion CT England.
m, he has loch force, without weakening
a;;o,, which be is now more thsn ever obliged
r c,ara. we are yery aaech inclined TO douht.
nSts oa,ysr Of his troops is gyoisly exaggerated.
=, he fora1 tine this country has only 70 pie
e.,sea vigorous. elevated and meuacing poltuFe,
- conyinre Bonsparre that hestss no chance OF
s,mo;ce The war to concluion by defperate
aso de main, or even of making any prcponde-
s,rre in ncgocis,ion. He may, therefore, ieriouf
l. encourage the mediation Of foreign powers, TO
.x,ricate him from the mott awkward dilemma.
There was a report yesterday that the Dutch
had positigely refused to CO operate with the
rrsnch in the preparation for the invasion of this
country. This we did not believe, because, how,
eve, reluctant the Dutch are TO assist the french,
thew dare not at the present express feeling that
would only draw down upon them some new
,as Of violence and oppression.
According TO a private letter from Paris dated
,he 22th inss. great number of Aibanians and
(;reeks, have been observed IN that city, and are
known TO be in the pay OF government. Not a
aav passes but some ofrhem set outon sectet dest-
nations. Much is said respecting rlan Of diseul-
barking troops, which Government have decided
on, and fond hopes are ertetained that as soon as
,be French troops make their appearance IN Al
b,nia ard the Morea, those countries which are
supposed TO be French hearI, viii rise luto re-
brliop. II IS even pretended that fer d long
time past measures have been taken TO orga
nize Creek army. But all these projects are
subordinate TO that which IS cherished in prefer
ence 10 every other, TO W.T., the invasion of Ire
land. Tie close alliance betwtea Spain and the
French Government cofupe!S the former country
TO make preparations. Spain IS much exhausted.
The cabinet, of Madrd has made representations
With view to be enabled 70 observe strict neu-
trsIity IN the present war 1t has been permitted
not to come to any determination uatl her gall
leons shall have arrived. The armanenis which
are made necessary by the "Reminiscences of Eng
land, who presses the Court of Spain to come to
an explanation may be employed either to trans
port troops to ireland, Should the disturbances Of
that country continue 70 furnish hope of the
success Of their efectlng alaading,o or OF co-ope-
rating in the expedition 50 the Levant. if the ex
petition against ireland should not take place.
A variety of contradictory rumors still prevail
respecting the progress and final issue of the
Northern mediation. According to some politi-
Clans, the question is advanced 50 Far, that Bona
pare has consented 20 leave England 10 possession
pfMalta. provided il be not required that Eng
land should have the guarantee of any of the
great powers of the continent for the conservation
Of THAT islaud. As to the indemnity to be grant.
ed to the Grand Master, whom Boaaparte has
elected, it is said that the First Consul will make
him amember Of his Conservative Senate.
Accounts from Liibon by the LAT mail fate,
that there has been lelious tumult aacng& the
hldiers in that city. Ii LATED four days, during
which many lives were loa. Thefe ditubances
originated in difpasc between two of the regu-
htregiments qaartered, and the regiment ofpo!ice
guards but at length, by the fpirited behavior
Of the latter, and particularly of detachment
Commanded by French emigrans Of the name o.
NOvicn, order was .efored, though the popuace
isccuded the regular folders. One OF the regi
nen's, commanded BY Don Gomez Freirea is
oanlihedsto Calcaes, and ITS commander is conhn-
Cd In the Tower. Ga the sd inf. howeyes', the
city was 10 fate Of tranquility but tbs pre-.
c,a'ion had been taken by government 80 double
as police guards and patroless