Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-17

" attempted TO betray thofe Liberties they
then maintained, and row with equal
wannh in their hears fupport, bot to this
aoa.cmers a ianto Of jacoo,ns nof add
I" May tsey tsik from door to door
for lub6fence, as Hannibal the CgIthagc-
Man general did, after having been over
thrown and totally defeated, by the Ro-
man republic
Bellasarlus was suffered to beg his bread
from door 60 door by his ungrateful coua
try, whose battles he had fought. De
Grssss was sighted by france tcr his gal
liant defence against the British Acct under
Rodney--but these men were Aor ranked
with ,raif0rs.!
Il is not with view Of attempting an
euloSeum on Adams and Jay, that we
here bring them to public view-that
would be arrogance. The informed, the
grateful, and tie moderate, well know and
reyese their virtues. II is meant, merely
to place favo,ite Jacobinicai exclamasl.
on arthe end Of their dirty scraps of abuse,
in its appropriate sense,
/" O shame avbe,e is tby blasb !"
Every man whole heart is not vitiat-
ed beyond all hope of cure, and Whole
head is not beguiled by his heart, mutt be
convinced thar on the lcorc OF one CON-
plant only OF the many which Bonaparte
has -vaded TO anfWcr, Eogland had jah
caufe iwar. We mean the demand OF
that irfolent tyrans 70 top the liberty
of the prcfs in Ensaad. The American
who does not think that one attempt
jult caule, of war deierves, as the editor
OF the Natoaal Egs empfaticaily and
truly (ays, to be the fave OF an ambitious
ufurper-and TO crouch beneath the rod Of
an unfeeling tyrant.
1t would hardly be believed in France,
much leis in England, that there could be
found even among the hired thack- jades Of
iacobiuifm in his country, ore man OF im.
probity hardened, &,of eHrontery unblufh
ing enough to hazard an afer,icn OF iuch
grofs falfetood, as thar England has
ocealioned the war. Nonc but a jacobin
would fay 70. And ofjacobins we know
enough to FAY that fuch is their adherence
of all thofe who perverted that Corps d.
Enter frosnstranlp ing on the world, that
they would be glad to fee England crui,-
ed even by the I,,ant Boaabaus.
(Cb0rlsfoa Courier.
A letter from very rcfpeaable com
nercial houie in Liverpool, toano;hrr in
this city, under date Of the 18th June,
has the following observations
Should you be d.fpoisd to make any
(hipnents to this marker, The under,nen.
toned articles appear to me moE worthy
your attention:
g CorroN, which has now become a
leading article of importation from Anne
RIGA. Some comfortable purchafes have
been made Of the low quality on fpecula
ton fnce the war; and ihorld Mart:niqle
and the Dutch colonies fail into the pol-
FELTON, of this country, it is thought ay,ry
comfortable demand will ariie Tor lnacu-
f.ttured cotton, and conleqaently keep
prices of the raw material iteady, if not
location an advance. This may be look
ed upon as fate article of import at lealt.
" TuRPENTtNE. The import OF lat.
has been 70 moderate, this article IF new
and thin is likely to pay very well.
TAR, if the import is net great,
will probably advance, prices being mo-
derate.
ASHES. The import Of thefe has
for long time been exceeding fnall, and
i, is highly probable, prices may advance.
Pearls are very fcarce Old POS have
been dull, but within few days much
enquiry has been made for New Pots at
an advance Of few lhillings above the
prices quoted herewith, as. per cwt.
/" INDIGo. But LITTLE at market, and
this article would meet a ready fale.