Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-31

certain 'uaemnIhed princes time 70 arrive,
at Bruilels and decorate bis triumphant
entry. Are however, thclc princes no
more fcrupnlous as TO gratitude, than
they have been nice in fbeir bouorable
uegotiafi;ou 2 the hra conful may be de-
ceived in his modsf expectation. From
our Tea ports we continue TO hear OF no.
thing but captures, Icfes and failures
OF a total fagaa1ion in trade, and greai
lcarcity of money, Of mifruH, difhidenee,
and deception. Government encourages
as much as pofiblc plays and Pantomlmes,
in which England is degraded, and the
Eaglih nationsabufcd. Every city where
the conful fops theatrical dnlnefs siias
departmental meannefs to aatter the great
man, and to ca:umniate Great Britain.
Notwithstanding all the active endea-
vors of our government, the building CT
gun boats goes on but slowly, and the
subscriptions for building are SO trifiag
that 1t would be dishonor TO publish
them, even in the official Moniteur: We
are generous only in words, and liberal
only in our addresses; SO far we repay
our rulers in their own coin. On the s4th
Of ane, after mass, the fist consul lefs
St. Claud Tor Brabant, and no sooner was
lie gone, than all the lcgIons Of the po-
ice agents and spies here were PIT into
unusual activity. The guards are dou-
bled every where, and company Of the
consulal guards placed to protect the &c.
egraph. General junot, the commander
t Paris, has been oroered BY the consul
t. head the patrole himself, every .n'gnt
during the consul's absence. Donicdlary
,sits were made last night in the ? la's
Royal, and in al the hotels Of the peigh-
pouring stree5s, and several suspected per-
5ohs were tdkel4 and sent prison. Thesr
measures Of terror have been ADVISED by
he grand jus ge, and the senators Luei4a
oonaparte, Foucne, R@derer, ard Lr
.'svre, on pretended discovery of IS
united Efforts Of the royallss and jac bl.
fattioGs to spread discomfort and to pro-
pase new revolution. The senate
Sieyes was told, on the Goth instant, by
rhe FIST physician to The fist consul, thai
visit TO Spa, for six weeks, wouli be
yely uSeful to bis health, and he Left Pa
rls immediately, 10 drink the Spa water.
General Andreossi has been ordered by
tie government 70 remove sixteen leagues
from tf5 capital. He iculred the DIS
leasuye Of the Cors can, from his honest
refusal to become The medium of the most
| GOES and infamous falsehqods respettng
nc affairs in Great Britain. 1t Is coah.
deptly said at Paris, that Joseph Bona
arte was very anxious to avert the re.
ewal Of hastiiities with Great Britain,
ard after many vain excavations 70 his
orolher concluded with solemnly predict
ng that if the latter obstiHatsIy persever
ed in revivng the war with England,
there would not be Bonaparte alive II
france in the course ct SIX months"
Bonaparte is continuing his tour, amidst
the addresses eff priesls and projects, who
vie with each other IN the grossness and
.apiety of their adulation. But the pre-
fee OF the Pas dc Calais seems to have
borne away the PAIN from all his brethren,
He tells Bonaparte "that tranquil with
| res 1eGt to our fate, We know that, to en-,
sure tue happiness and glory Of Fraace, to
render to all people the freedom of COM
merce and the seas, to humble the auda-
Gloss destroyers of the repose Of the UNI
verse, aud to fix at length peace upon
earth, Cad created Bouaparfe, and reslsa
bis laboy!!U The A Glib shap OF Rouen
observes, " Let US beseech the almighty,
that the Man Of bis rigbt hand (kbomms
de sa dyoiteJ that man who under his d.
rettion and by his orders, has done SO
much for the restoration OF his worship,
and who purposes TO perform still more,
may continue, like Cyrus, TO be the
Cbrin Of P,o4'iaruee" Flattery and In