Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-13

ioi wa MY - - " wax GUY tH2s II efoWs
! rich yetitis that gaverntseat who in is mar;
fefos and tatey fp-cches, dsrts to accufe F,sno.
Of an inlatiable. Bat they lay nothing Of ,s.;.
having laid waite orr colony Of St. d rniooo ).
OF having taken without itrlkiny blow. n.
colonies Of Holland who VISA thar sljy A0S
they Fill pretend TO retain sllafe robberies ,b,,
they call copquefs And it is the king Of E,,, .
! land who talks TO the spowrss OF Europe Of ~.
AMBITION Of France!
But the PRINCIPLES Of the French towards o,h..
na.ions are f,lGitiensIy known az Mef.nt ~
are 20 longer to be made obtcure by vain al.
ga,ions. When the French Republic 4t:er.o.l
The boundaries that were iii saed to her b. =,
tu,e; when lhc repairs, 10 this pclar, the fauJ,.
OF The monarchy, ihe forns forsigns copu,ea.
nov thar he has attained her aim. She r ~,
.hsr oppreIe. iecondery nor weak powe:s A..
has no zach ideas as raining her allies a. ].
faithful 10 her triend, E,. punnhes her 80.
mics, yet he hases them NOS: Naturally o.,.
rous, (bedoes not even hate the Eagl;h nstion
Yet all the French agree in one poinr. aSica +
to r-collea til. afaiis Of Touon, Of Geneva. .,
Dunkirk, OF G theron, of La Vsndec and thsv
ictcf, abomiliase and abhor, the cruely, 81.
rethdy and the bloody machisyefn of til: Bri.
t.ih min'i''y, All IN Che mean time deplore The
inconceIvabc binineis by which tt1c EneEA ff
fer iheirstresiurc 10 be exhau.ied TO pee,m. N.
/ thamc ofti.c wcr,d.
TIE French Republic ihall avcnge the Uni.
yerfc
In Older to come to this gloriops poin', know,
d
you Yet the mott worthy Of you, ard the MOE
ready, is a defccnt on England Unhesrd of
iacceiies have inorcd you to count obfaclcs no
!orger, IN idch an entefprize the nsme Of uuc
arm es alone is me ptomf. Of triumph, aod the
jutfice OF the canle tie guarantee Of L. This 10
no longer the Tine for infaitog The projects Of
defent, or of difcnniag the mcans of elctting it.
he French are no.s come TO inch a poipt as to
ihew shat their WILL IS vit.cry. Now then, Lee
the army of England &C., and dictate peace in
London: There, republicans, you (hai! find aug
ilia:ies; there alto you lhall dad numbers Of m,a
whom rea(on has not 70 far de(erted, not to feel
tie odium that their government ponfs upon the
Britilh and there, in ihort, yoa fall iird thofc
thoufands Of generous men who ffiye, Gnce Icng,
to bring about parliamentary reform. There
again you lhall find numbers Of thofe workmen
who breathe after peace, whom war, by being
prolonged, hall reduce to rnilery, and who al
ready weigh 10 the balance Of their actual wants,
the gilded deception of their royal hsrangucrs,
the illulion of their manifeRus, and the chymeti.
Cal ideas of their conquefs: You hall slfo find
the Iriih nation, oppreGed free 70 many years,
cruhed under the weight OF the chains of court
that feeds on the fweat OF their brow, guenchcs
its Thrift in their blood, and at the fam; time in.
fulting them in theit despair.
Brave warriors Go on these auspices, ,nA
second the unarimous wish Of the nation, led
by the fist magistrate of the republic-by tho
hero who SO often Showed you the way to vice.
ry. The acc!ama,ion OF every just and vir'u us
berg in the world shall be yours c., and
hasten to re.establsh the liberty of the seas
II fine, force to come again within just limits,
the unwafrantab'e ambition OF agoyernment that
disturbs ito own country, as well as the universe.
Secure the peace and tranquility of the French
Republic, and that of Europe. Such is the grand
Object which remains for you to fu 81 And,
since, in this very moment, the British govern.
ment, cody smiling, with ferocous smile on
ne distresses of the continent appauds itself OF
its opulence, force tina, government inconformlty
with justice, to acquit its share OF the eOpences
of war which aioncit wishes to perpetuate
The republic has but one opnon-o ore voice
for descent on England. 1T the cry OF s'l''e
French. What glory is promised to the army0t
England i sulfices 10 slew it to the brave
who compose that army! To iuairic our wlI'
riors with an .inyincible enthusiasm, there neeoS
gu, &c recali TO them what they have altesoY
accomplished The walls of The strongest places
eli before them ; the fir,t captains have not osSA
IDLE to res,: them. They made BENDER Pr
soner ar Luxembourg, and WuRlssS az MAN.
ia: BY thelr valor the French standard nS'
on the borders Of INC Rhine and on the h2ea''
sea. After 50 many victories, what s9esHS',,
what words could add any thing 20 the ardof u