Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-14

,,;cits TO No!iolh 49, ,.or
lor' s,,.s, sentiments Of a very different
azure ,;nrston came hishcr for the pro-
h Il nurposs Of a hnai settlement Q. the
fes'f0 !. r. ,se United States, to enable them
Loan m - tn: purchase OF the Cesslon
70 CON-, a;s;,aa On the part of 8onaPafte, to
81 Lou, ,.r;es,s. The secret object, howe
.: # his mission, was to attempt the
rsr y e ! Loan FOR BonaPar1e, to aid him
F''Ia i,,y;nr thevASts sums requisite Tor his
. osn .;;oa 81. *. II may b. curious
C0 ''sa that Notwithstanding the vague d.
lr and peculiar Boosting q the
pnrb government, the National lr@asa%
nearly. empty, Incredible sums hav-
s.so drained from it forthe purpose OF
I'm, ~ and cabling all the orzat ohlcers,
D'. - e;y;l and military, VINO have exersed
v w. authority for the elevation OF Bona
r,rte and his family =
PPA Win regard to the pacific disposition ~
ga ~ me French Government thro'
q ~ msd;nm Of FIR Livingston, 1t may or
sn not be TRUE ;but we nave no hesitation
a,1 observing, that if the former were SIN
y - W. IN + their professions, some other mode,
j y - more direct and unequlvocal nature,
would have been adopted.
III. Da,ch papers which arrived yeiterday,
- 80 s.,y ,ntpo,,ant intelligence, cor hey
nts;, f,al- CURIOUS iieeuiasions upon 'e.'erai
,s,o,e, am, partitions Of territory which are LAID
- 10 n agitation on the cootioenf; sm1ng
rh., n,oi.cts, il is ftid THAI F,lsnd IS again 70
] !. ~. 4e3 inn, kicgdau, which is 70 be glgea
I "a LOUIS XVII. aud thar Aut'ia IS 70 have am
n. io5emany in Germany for her portion OF 70
land. Taele we condler merely as she hae ipun
theories OF G ,rman politicians. We have no
Edmb however, haI that IN the preieas rate
n Eorooe. Flsnce would be more inclined
II concili,t. than 10 irritate ;he Gabinet OF VI
,ona. Tbe decided dfpof:ion manifeRed oy
Ruff 90 oppofe at length fome barrier to ihe en-
coacbmeat, ana 10 give f1mc check to the nio-
|lsnce of F.an1e. am the incieailag cooine!S DC
tween the la.ter aad the Court OF Berlin, sen}cr
liz obvi uGy th. policy Of boaapart- az pIelrnt E
,.m,,riz. with the Caur, OF Vienna. This kidd
Of policy, which Ffance has . eAee'tsi!y ad"pted
|Gace the revolution, We truit will not avail! he
nov. The powers of the continent know, by
fad experience, .be difpoGtion and the "bj>cfs OF
the governm.a; OF France, ard, ii t&ey are no
Infatuated beyond a.! example, they wall teize The
opportunity w6.ch now presents ITSELF lsnd II may
.: the last ., opposing eftctuai assistance to
the avowed des s.,s Of Eraoce a. Giversal DON'T
rion. TIE present momsns We thiuk highly ia
ynble u ATTEMPT thu emancipation of Elyope
t,csuGc VIC have reason TO koow fron, authority
upoa which We Can place ;he frniet rrliance.
last ns Enos. or ct Russia is sincerely disposed.
IT'D meets With amp eft9atl cooperation on the
Coutisent, 20 take an immediate and decided past
ag,nss France.
June IS.
Letters from St. Petersbuygh state, that
the EMPEROR has made preparations Tor
journey to Berlin, that he may have per-
sonal conference with the kingot PRUSSIA.
The motives Of this journey sre obvious.
He 10 doubc enterfains the nope OF engag-
ing his PrusSian Majesty TO enter into his
views with respect 70 the French; as he
cannot hope to make the slightest impressl-
on on BoSApARTE without the concurrence
and Cooperation Of Prussia.
hereports respecting Ireland have turn
ed out as we hoped. Some movements q
mons toe military, which were merely
Precautionary, appear TO have given rise to
them.
Two Hamburger mails have arrived since
our last, and IN the same packets sesera
Passengers Of distinction, among whom
were MIR. D-ake, late Hiinis;trat Munich,
and family, Sir Francis Drake, Countess
OF Beverly, &c. The public prints as well
as private letters, mention military rrepa