Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-27

hase ape5n,tsI 20 attsyri che CGnGuate, ar.
TIE ~ .@iaos, at tic eve! and se;ir,. k..r}
fNl0-2 ia'fed by ~ %m. Wvrs ieIi) a, ,fe
E.llc: whonsghc Mates Of Ae,e.icsu .ri
t,s wi; aoass2 t,ew!eiv:s "n .14Vsl for tuch
a. &C go IS t'ey m-v ned.
B. 9!csir, - us,ke due coa.n,a-iea!ioa ST hal
an@a'a;r1aas - tic <,2ptaius, who NAV clagr
-, Il ypug otice tat liz nrt s.vS.a ,bem At
10 (ama t.me tie s,}4fet. Is !.iefi.s HAlfiE s.
-, .!a4;i n seq B,rxev., issev asnAll.e.
IL TINS c"y ptr'cr my p~atett,cn. IN u;der 10
hrest ~ The n,oropa;y Of th2t tGG,sis w2.c, :lsq
otpyei very !njurious 20 ths 4..aerlcun Trade ia
many points CT yiew.
S. BOURNE,
E.rtract ffrom lsstex atatedBow1sev@, Ifulg
10, retc'vsJ,4t GdQ1ir@i0a.
g Sevtra. pscc,is ef .ts coaon tnss h1ye fo5
'oree tine poft arrived iros yo.s ci;y, have
bee pec1t; I'd ny the p:sf$ers IL 2 maroti to de-
ocye it.. :urca.lels: h .aeia e ttn@ bales are ST
liTse q'iahty, bns sic cec;:e ji.i3c lrio~ ,b.,a
!. e IS vcsy ,htcsiof-E 'h}t the i-l!.r hex "a
frequently op@ged 70 r:.kc he1yy a.ivwaaccs
ouen procedure On tfc ;aas: OF the pys.lseys y
the planners tcntis 70 dcfiroy the rrpu5c OF yopg
coIion and rsilc thar g Lauiiiaua''
We a.e obliged ifsy. ihe Nosfok I-edger) =:
a sens'5n,an WIN c.me psdrn9cr in II, mp Shcf
i>::i, capfa.h Co~..r, for psprss IS &c rs ,l.c
ssh jay. ran B9a,dsan> aad nc OH frie,
PARK 10 5's l4tc ne ha.c ii.ss 9. lr.e.s Pa
rs ? pers. l'sg do Tot aplear 30 cvntsn 4ucb
'ale,l;s2o<e. i;icy ar pijncip4ly employed esd,
SIX L5A7.gf5 9: his imperial Msjcltr Il ~
Tce- VIII ny 'bing pa,tlca!ar, we in2l 5;sala'e
u tos ouy next
The rysdoa ~aa mnej, sic luojc6 If coaycr
f4tloo, L w p.aff.tsod that Ban~psr.7 !,4d
lc's ~ pare, *. & the camy b1plc<l.
sod Was tooa to..aw hiGl:sllt. The sa> iielo
wss G6sFsoca .cr !,,nc dayS N Zoe ,1yer &oni
aotilia aac s3'>s' t3I the p!sce 0, rerd'zvous.
Approximations sd been expected -a4t H. re0H
had beer ailstLinats;s; as rs bad nor bc:r !.ea.d
ot tince lie VS. @kcn out u Pcil.n. Concern
ing him y. Gi.ii iuouit % our ge-dsir valuable
artcIe u oa' oe&t J>r2ae.@.ss afo much fpoken
of, an,' his "sfrioge >cni:sei; yet II was gene:-
lIy Gn'la..ood that he Ei2e OF i}gh A@a>i,ai
wss yeft!vet Tor him, - he coG:rr'sl ~ h,m5a1
msdisco!r a.se. s,s arrival, and ne ascoup.:io~
;n>r; q a:s divorce.
4 Correspondent ives il as his opinion
that the public prlnts oaght not to be silent
on the subject OF a navy. Not only the e.
wills and disgrace we have suffered. in con-
sequence OF neg'scting what is absolutely
essential to Il commercial country, should
be often recapitulated, but those 70 which
III future, we shall most certainly be liable,
should be rlng in the ears of the asnllnis-
tration, ill they awaken from their apathy,
(or something worse) and adopt with
promptncss, aud execute it'll vigour, mea-
sures which shall be calculated to protect
the property of the citizen from plumber, to
maintain the dignity of the government.
and 10 enable it 10 hestnw the merited
chastiscnle;t upaa those who in tutuie
shail wknsoniy insult our sovereignty.
The federal administration wisely fore
saw the necessity of LAYING foundation
Tor 8 n~vv--they knew that 10 the event OF
European wars, circumstances similar 10
those we have recently experienced, and arc
almost daily experiencing would takepiace,
and take place too with IMMUNITY, unless we
were prepared, not only 70 declare bot 10
defend our rights. A law was passed for
building twelve seventy four Gun ships, SIX
Of which ir was intended should BIZ com
pleted, with all the dispatch with which
such an undertaking could with proprictv
be conducted. But unfortunately Other
men and other measures succeeded, and the
wise and important plans OF their predoces-
sors were laid aside, for Those which have
exposed individual property to plundec,
and the government 10 the SCOT &, derlsioa
of every petty tyrant on the seas, who
chooses to impress oar citizens, or to insult
our national flag.
onor he fore RI 10 Deriod tIa CIV ea,,e,,y