Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-28

plunge the nation into one, without hav-
| ing any continental alliances Not one
| Of the Minifers urged that the national
| honour Imperioufly demanded the execu-
ton OF the treaty !; in fine, the Minifers
wavering ex c0nceDhs, between Peace and
War, afked for an Ehablilhment, that
partook Of the nature of both, thar is to
fay, double efabli(hment.
The Britiih Minitters who had urged
various apologies for concluding the
Treaty fanttioned by rhe general afent
of the nation, fuddenly take unbvage,
refpetting a very Moral fsntence, which
the Chief Of the Freach Government
though proper to address to the Peo-
pie.
" The moa haay mcafures are reforted
to; the King is fearcely allowed time to
come up to London and iign mcflge
to Parliament, concerning a Plan of In
vaion, which only exits on the brain OF
thofe who have eHayed to excite an
alarm in England, for which they know
themfeves there is no foundation the
Engii(h mua have all at once, and exa5-
rupto, ceaied to obferve, with an
attentive eye, the ports of France, or
they mua be convinced that no hottie
preparations are carrying on in any of
them.
1t would be difficult to pronounce
on a condnft 70 Arange bur not at all
70 to remark the effect, already produced
by the Kings Mehage.
's We ihalI on a future day tax. up
thar fubjeet. The laws of toe Civil Code
are TOO urgent TO defer them, and we can.
not, for the prefent, examine whether the
lhout of war which is uttered in London,
is not mere bu6nels of police, calcula-
ted to fife lome growing infurretfion at
home.''
March 2s.
Major General Stuart, who command
ed at Alexandria, has arrived in town.
The evacuation of thar place by the Bri.
tiih Troops took place as foon as poi}ible
after the arrangement in favour of the
BeyS, had been concluded by lord Elgin.
The troops, we believe, have gone TO
Malta. General Stuart came through
France, and his reception at Paris is
&ated 10 have been by no means agree
able.
March rs.
Private letters from Paris Gate, that
General Duroc has it in poGtive orders TO
requeG of the King of Pruais, on the part
of the Fira Conful, 20 iend to France all
the UnIsd Iyjbmeu who were banihed
to his Dominions, in conlequonce of the
difurbances in 1898; and it is farther
added, theie mems travelling expenses
are to be betrayed by the Government,
which invites them 20 avail ,hcmfeIvcs of
the blcfings of fubaantial freedom, IN.
known In other countries this act of po-
icy is faid to have been undertaken at the
part:Sular deGre Of O'Connor and Nap
per Tandy, two treators, Whole conduit
mas been di(gfaceful to the inlerelfs of
their native country.
April 5.
General Fox takes the command in
Ireland on the 1T Of June, General Mea-
doves refgning on that day; of courle
this arrangement provides for contin-
gencics, 10 cafe of hofilities in the IN
term.
Sir c. Afgill is appointeg to the Staff
in Ireland.
All accounts from Holland and the Low
Countries mention the march and counter
march of French Troops. 1t is very evil
dent that if the French Government be
not refolved on the fpeedy adventure Of
an inyafon of England or Ireland, they
have ferrous deiigns on our Finances By
Keeping US in confant flare Of panic and
preparation. Before we have an official
animation Of the ultimate refolution OF
oor Hini4erc tha marian will h.,ve i,cur