Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-28

ans, .o'a' fss''icns G. ffsrc', EoeYsaa
! and America, Tia: the beoea,s deriyssd D =
| Frame on this occaGon, will h. y
vslenf evils ,o the States and 10 lSai'
Land. s-
/" TIE eed'on, being a ftpa,at, =,
iscret conslstt between France and sns SIS
prevented not The PEACE cf Amln,. ' ~,
Intricate terms Of ibis treaty, reo,,,
various and mutual ren;tut:uns and CO..,
pcntatioos, could 10. be execu,ed i
moment. The ceilion waa loon lulvet,sa
ard rs importance to England being ma
nifeH, an ou'cry was RATED agaiait i .,
hrcach Of treaty. As the French. bo,a.
YER, were completely occupied in ST. y,
n1iago: as this breac5 exiaei as qrt ~
y On paper, and might by thculsnd a.
cidents, be prevented tronE going futeb,.
than lsa!s and fgnaturcs as the Uo;,.I
States. the only ALLY, in fuch csus
on which England could depend VA =
dlent AID paeiye as they aill held MAJ
e, Egypt and the African coIinics !,
Holland IN their hand, Gas pledges fer Il,
execution CT he c.cayy, hey did no; o.
TO war, on This account. Since tha, ~ y
rod, the uniettIed ard ds6enceler; Ga,enf
Germany, Holland, Switzerland and Jt,I,
", has tempted France either 10 conan,
uiufpations, or exercife conlroul in ,.ef,
counnies, which the (pirit or letter Of h.
recent treaty forbid. This conduct Ia,
alarmed The Eng.;t:l. Remembrance, and
nenaces and wariike preparation, AZ.
now made. Amidit Che chief caufs q
complaint IL the ceiEon Of the MiGifjp
pi, which lift were not deemed Of i'm
menic importance and if the Englia
iPislt had not become extremely hottie
would never have been drawn into ascaut.
cFwar, as long as sis is only an intended
rfaiPetted mitchell, and as long a, Anne.
RIGA is paAiye or neu.er.
(" II IS ion1ewhat doubtful in what
light the French may view the difcon..
tents of their mighty neighbors what
influence The threats CT renewed war may
have in their treatment of the Germans.
Swiis and Italians. 1t is not 20 doubtful
in whar Light they will regard their
Mi@illppi project /, They may pas the
Rhine snd the 20 withou, the Leave Of
England, bu, they cannot PATS the fs
without this permiAion. They may adj
Hanover ard Tuicany to their empire,
in defiance of the Englih, but they
cannot feod man to garriion New Or.
leans, without their full content.
"sIf when our Ambagador arrives, the
fate Of things be faeh that France is OBJ.
liged TO forgo her ichesre, &c will conlcn;
TO fc.!. While ihe has hope Of gaining
the province, fhe will Tot barter il for
money. Tia, people are nc. idiots or
madmeu. Though prone enough to tram.
pl. on the ;ntereifs ofoshers, they are no'
blind to their own. Their content to
fell, therefore, is an infa!liable proof thar
they are hopeleis of gaining. ia naa
90 to law for an eGate Of ten thouland
year, aad contents, at any time, TO iel
his right to the adverfary for fix pence
it i. plain that he hopes fer nothing from
his (u;t. And Why then lhould we eoh'
fent to buy ? Why divert our fsye0o'
The )mal2sf part Of it, to channels iFOlh
which it will never retdrn. Why eaN
millions into the Golfers Of araostf'
which might be 70 ufefaily beao"ed on
the Improvement Of or half-deisrts ia
mixing cur rivers and roads pahlOie Jour
harbors commodioLs and fscuIe: the no''
tile and Independent favages around ~
and citizens: or IN ann'n''
lasing pnblic debts!
81 But, doubtIels, whatever be OUT 10
rolu,ion IS buying, it is delirable 10 Fl'e.
France in that iituation which Will Pfo'"P'
her 10 Erl..: thar is, il is our intefeA /"
make the execution Of tae contract OF CIV.
On imooGble. VIVA. are the pFe'c".
(;o,s Of France: Was