Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-28

| .ion and ia trouble, ana sh7uli be permitted 70
sescend to oblivion in peace while ne sheds
aoods of tears over pages Of Dayilia !: pages more
mineus 70 the faction thar the Sy5:ls leaves
LET Goody Pnk<,;ng gather up tie flood IS
Laebr mx Jo6axai, TO be deposited by Pit aud
co56esfln HE British, Museuds--atd sshiesle IS
.nciscied iii his final ocd, by an easaged ami
EGonsulsive aristotraey, may hope whisper comfort
/ 70 his wounded sritiS, as repentance is coyerng
hin with sackcle,h and ashes ~
And has il then come to this that every stroll
Ing advenspfer, who inshe elcgsai langu age OF
PAsouiN, has !" seaddrG from a royat Sslyraat,'
$40 gain cre;!ii ard currency aaotg nsby arralgn
ng Discrimination, the RcHieng ne has pat
his f3ot upon Gu shores, tie motives ard Gu
s,inet Of those whom we once BEEN acyusiosn,
Cd to respec.
We have already eneuph, ia all conscience, Of
these ifn9oryed pstl;ors atnSag Us. VI want 10
more Pas5a'as or Pat9nnq9Is 70 cherish tse aame
I Of discord, OF to keep ahye The sprit Of fssrnt
ment. This mai, il is said, attempted some
Eyesrs Since, IS enlist himself ander the Banners Of
Federalism, aud TO become dill! sef;calIs for
Peter P6rcgpine. But he has now made liini>
self republicans, Oh the sbat Of tile 0rc 4slon,
ard fattefcd himself with the hope, that he
that! move in the frdet ranks Of The yariy.--
We have ccrfIlence that the good sence Of
the good psoPie iuha5;tiFg tte eastern states,
Will at once detect tic motives and Object Of
his convert,pn. We kaoqo shey vii! De disgust
!, ed with bis vulgaity, his .nsolenee and his
eg 2sism.
! We believe he viii soon be overtaken by
tbat contempr, which tas hitherto pursued him
| n eVetyothrf country, and in every ottef pais
of he us.on.
| Whether til, does or does NJ. provoke a
reply from Aut59xy Pusg4ja, Aatb1y PQ5fain
NAV De assured il is yhc OILY notice we shall
lever bestow upon hmor his paper.
One Of our London papers by the Packet
announces that ne gociation between Ras-
STA, Denmark, and Sweden, for defen-
sive alliance, was foot; and that Russia
would be invited to accede to it. The ca
binet of Russia is represented as being in.
disposed towards France, and inclinlng &c
England. The Chancellor, Count Woron.
cow, is said to be the friend Of England,
and that he predominates over the French
party at St. Petersburgh.
The towns Of Hamburger and AItona
were in deplorable situation from the
blockade OF the Elbe, SO that many articles
/ of the first necessity were advanced in price
to an almost incredible degee. One hun.
/ dred workmen were about to emigrate to
the United States of America in conse.
quence.
| At Paris, about the middle OF October, s
/ political fanatic nameds Bouquet deposited
in one OF the public Offices two bags
containing each two thousand francs
| in gold, to be given to the two French
men who at the invasion of England OBJ
tain the first military badge OF distinc.
! ton.
The neutrality of Spain with respect IL
England it was suppose, would be terni
mated l3y the circumstance OF the court o.
| Madrid having consented to comply in e,
very point with the Ul5ima.u u Of the F
Government. The Prince Of Peace had
given in his resignation, and the father-in.
law Of general Duroc, had been appointed
/ mis- SUCCESSOR
n. Z. Pap.
r. Gre II a,,c