Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-01

States will an uni 10 ah3ve s. millions :
Mes who will fpesk the Eagis(h ldugusge, live
npdrr Engii1h laws, and contigue To prefer Eng
III Manners TO thofc of other countries. rnls
81 gland has already ettab I'd one of ths Ifeaeit
itars IN the world; and tins ncw cyuatfy follows
with rapdity thar psG.s all example
The. 6rtt puolic eforr OF The inhabitants of
Botany Bay, towards filming natiansl cha
raster cannot DE paasd over without feeling and
obfcfyalion, II is period that naturally icasls
TO iea.ttien and the tliak,ng mind cannot o@k
forward without lseirg The fame things hspprn
that have taken place in America, with this
differences, thar this infant colony increaics IN
wealth and convenience mIch more rdpidig than
that county Cid, which is now teinlri the u.
States o. America.
B, Gdes the ,sH aiors fuggefed &c the fprcu
laiive poli,iciap, The man who p3Rsfss either
human y or religion, maR be happy 10 hpd
thar thofe chafst1sts, whom bad conpaay, and
they could not get rid, rendered pr 4 gaze and.
Ga gerous in this county, are become good and
exemplary nenloers Of fociety in their new fitua
! ton, where a gulty man lhakss hane, and
becomes ttelh, worthy, sad ndultricus inha-
bitAnt of the new COUNTRY.
A century VIII not pass over ill this new co
iony, feeling is own strength, will initiate the
Americans, and become in the east, a great and
powerful nation. What the consequence OF this
will he on our Aslatic possessions, We, Can no
more tell, than what the Independence Il A neica
will one day pf,du Mjthftsi EFT 20 OH w. India
islands. We must only keep in mind that he
men we arc chanting axe Englishmep, and will
possess al their ambition and all their ene'gy.
Ii appears clearly from the papers now before
US, whoa are much occupied by advertisement s.,
like provincial English newspaper, that the
state of society at Bota.y Bay, is alreadyg eaty
advanced. Pubilc sales. articles list and fu,d,
and even servants wanted and articles of millinery
j A,.,l rweiry, and all other such matters are ad-
vertised III the same Mariner as in the most ex
tensve and wealthy English settlements; aoa
thu. arises to tie intellectual view very vide
field of r, asction.
The extest 81 New South Walee is very i'm.
perfectly kaown; but the diff les which at
tended rhc first settlement disappear daily; SO
that Il, sh ri time there will BE- tew,nnpedinea
in the way oflits increase. Oae advantage it will
et,;,y oyer America is, that the new settlers are
M. scsttere1 abraad as they were there, bur; by
extending iron one spot, with do II with much
more ease and advantage.
The publish # paper is an AT which gives
sort OF uF,ty and character eto the establish.
meat; and we see in that he beginni Of a
coun ~ which w,il ina short tune exceei IN pow.
er and energy, Italy, Greece, Tu key and these
! parts of the wsrld that at one time held all
the rest in subsection and contemp.. Il i'm.
. sshls TO teA-t on the past, and o6k AT the
(ntuse wirhoug being impressed WITH feelings Of
those changes sNhich take tpaee in human
affairs, and IN tire family OF ,he world. We must
conslaerthis new branch as one that promises to
maiurain us Importance IN a manner thar will
rot 4sgrs tie nation from which il spranrs
There is wtiblut doubt, d ssg.eesble l1ea
attending the mep..on OF tany BA, aid there
are tn sc whose e, ty will led them 10 look Cor.
tenn tuolisly the country but when we con.
slider that such an establishments is raised from
that part OF society thar was lost to the country,
and had Justly forfeited their rigb,s how highly
! ougo, we to admire the hum nifty AID p Icy of
these who converted the rgour Ct Jastce into
SD mud chanel, and ftom thc crimS and mis-.
tor,unes Of msnk,n, ised society thar p'omis
es ye become 50 respectable ard wyuby OF pro
! teetian.
f ydley.-This crea Ii 6, such a.c tie times |!
has bee NE great 5beeeb M2ker In Congress,
and seems disp sed to tske a very active pari iii
toe proceedings against Mr.. CAasc. As mean,
we su pose, Of geititg himself put on this com
mi,tee of enquiry, he took care to tell thai he
on the committee app inted TO enquire into the
causes of the failure Of Smca,r's expedite AID
!. that /" The commit>t tSpr'ed a <aygt aug dea
/ 5sx fill ey testimony, - A Gu u kind of re.
| port this 10 be sure = But poor Findey w4s DIS.
appointed Mr.. Macon would rot fQie Ii he
/ had been ore If the committee tbey W ud per-
haps have upsyted an.tber large ave9drn box, +"
I. and hacked I'D bis clleague SlmlIe in the bix