Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-29

REYIEW CONCLUDED.
Msryss's Enbassy, ese.

sbafe ef Ike claims Isreare 10 LaasEu1a
par fbat he lsvo asillians Placed IN fbe
band, ef tie Pysfdess fer Tic Jx,$yt u
foreign inrerconIfe, acre iatsaaed n &c
efer<d 10 RE e.bisf eesinl 70 iudaee 6im
70 cedr 10 rs fbfs imsaytayt argaiGtisa
Tbere is no dadf, rery deep plan OF 70
icy, eoxssaed soi,b tbis mNg, and
avben II J6aH BE- anfaidkd0t he ecsr.hafaa
sftse dyama, the people offbe JTunra ssafts
suii b< leR ir/aek 3le96ag nfosj@sueut al
sbe av,fdssa aud .yagaeisy Of CIR rSltrs, as
10 fa,gft al tbsfs telling gf dytoaten',
srd;gnatisn end eonsemtt, qu6il6 f6s flrR
nxa ieccnd as, offbe piece baS'e txrii-
ed
TIE anfJor oftbis fanslle., il Of e9;u;ou
siat oxr marcy migbf be faxed, and arr
-r1gefs brtih,rn relied f,om use5 pai9tal
1nsj<y, if a, faifa6ls Lin rpas green y
Great Britain. fbGf qce qufre really 70
an;f< CIR f1tsrfs for TIE material d<ne}ft
.f6ofs fsaatries; skas on inch an iatima.
ran ibe pers IF F,aaee evoala be laaafJ
Sut up and zee m;ghttyey ali TIE a.
vartags. Of re 9a6.DT9n efNsqv Orleans,
ead fbs free ravigatien eft6e NUM-,
eritksat fear ofmolef4tiou or dread 81
irv fer BIT eve mses5tR Atev q
aJ5sffisn 10 kelp os./eivts ietcr, 4t<
az he cDgf0res ef 0fders. 7'be feiz-
ire &C M<qv O,ltars Is 9r<r'teus eep
,aaVpenfbl nscl1ary az ex, pert. Did
soher osee f1s6fd, ep< might deG IKE
paueys eft frarfe ead Spar to sc,xR ii
fran CIR has1s.
6 Gut alas the precious moments for
ACTIVITY and euterpfize, are gone. When
we know thar the Spaniih others have
been in daily expectation ofthofe TO whom
they mutt reign their commands, fox ma
ny months pafi when we liieu TO The
i,.eei1ant rumcurs of an expedition, pre-
pairing or iaiiirg for America vixen we
recollea that FIVE months have already
par iinoe tie froyccaiian has been given
that few weeks would have equipped
and carried down detachment Of the
troops now in ic,yice, Efficient for fecur-
ing permanent, footing, and yet that no.
body has meyed-buf an Enuoy- what
hope have we, either that the govern
mrnt will change Us meafures 70 delibe-
rately adopted. or that change of nsea.
fures would not be now TOO late |
I" Heaven, indeed, has hitherto be-
friended Us beyond cur hopes or merits.
We thar have done nothiog for ourfelves,
have had an snfpicious providence buiy IN
our prcferya,ion, continually holding back
the impatienf form; limiting 10 Us our
dagger; routing orr iuli,icions !; provck-
ing our ref.n.ments, and fJfp!ying Us
with motives aid cccaGens for a6sion.-
Thefe have nor failed TO have their due
eFea upon the people, hu, the govern
ment has been infsnGble alike, TO every
f,,nr and every alluremsrt. They have
trfled not Only with the faiety Of The
Gs,e, bur, what is far more wonderful,
with their own popularity. They hare
committed the unity ans independence of
The nation 10 the hands Of France; they
have devoted the fortunes Of the WeAern
people, to immediate and irFetrievable
deArufaion, and hare transferred their iu-
sure allegiance and affection TO a fcfelgn
power.
9 How long the iayiGbie md unnerit
ed protection, we have hitherto enjoyed,
will continue, cannot he gochcd. Nc
political fsgaci,y can calculate the future
conduit OF The naiiors Of Europe. Whe.
Their The patience OF England Will be ex-
harncd, ard war reconmcnce time enough
90 irercept me dreaded expedition: vhe
Their 81. Domingo vii, rot Gill trsrofs lh
eares Of the French. and continue &c faAal
low up sll the tioops they cen are 4
whether icmc tew and eaticr metEcd c
p,llagieg the Sesnii} empire nay nor oc
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