Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-21
GREA T-BRITAIN & AURA
June o..

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The object OF the ministry isow avor.
ed to be, TO establish, If posolc, 60,
operation with snme of t,e:ontineta {
powers lof whith Austria 5 nquestona.
bly, one J and 70 act upon heprinciple Of
join' peace or war. No vr,of the nega
clarion with Austria, il islre, has trans.
pired I; but It's vtry evidt t that Nh Fin,
in late debate, could Jude to no Other
power. Besides. the lat intellgenctfron
Italy, of the lncorporaon of Genoa with
tie French empire, MIST nave had ma.
terial effect CD the bllcy Of that coun
Indeed the langug5 Of the emperormd
king (BonaParlel fpthe suklect has lately
undergone nlavrl.i charge. Sometime
since he declare(, in one of his speeches,
that France might Count upon the nsunI.
ty of Austria > ButSn his late inaugural
speech, as kiR5 of itAs, to his Legislature,
he seems to1int at the4ossIbiiity Of Italy
being the sat Of war, wheh can only arise
from The opposition CT A\srria to his new
oggressions. These are hAwords -
hope that the peace Of the onuueut viii
not be roabled; at all events fad mystf
in position TO fear none of tle,hances Of
war: shall be 10 the midst oi1ou tn:
very momen, my presence would acpms
necessary for the preservation OF my rg'
dom OF Italy"
July to 5.
austria and France. We hare heart
it said, thar on some late occasion Bona
parte spoke to the Austrian m..'sleE WIZ
violence, insult, and menace, s1ch as
have never occurred in civilized tmes.''"
he words wete so assumptions and mo
cent, that ifcom municated, they must hare
excited the Utmost indignation. SuOs'
caent events have not cont huted 10 alayH
- Austria has been reinforcing her arm!
L7vasion. Accounts were ycSieTdH
received that the enenv's AotlIIa, at bou'
logne, contirue N state OF perfect rfao'
ness for sea, and thar Bouaparte IS eSpecs
ed ia re about the end Of the presen! nC""
--.-l EN- thousand troops who had been 'eH
into the interior, III consequence Of soa'
insurrec.ionary symptoms, had returned "
the coast and there was every appesraD''
of an attempt being shortly made to ef0''
the channel. :
ENLARGE in HoAan2.--The. captain ..
q neutral ship, who left the Texei on m~
26th ult. brings an account ct an em0lS.
having been laid on all the shipping IN W. ".
Dutch ports. It was only by slipping D ~.
cable in the night that he effected n' v
cape. .,,
The Dutch noen of war md the H|,s ,
ports in the Texel, have FOR some tine p a..
been in readinc,", TO put to sea, ana WV
only waiting for favorable oppf 'SlH "
come out. From the embargo 'asIHSV'.a
laid, it is Supposed thar toe next a'ee. 81,
will shew they have proceeded on ''''
voyage. !, =
Private letters from Holland SPEAK ~. y,
the increasing discomfort throaonou,. ~"
country, and express serious aPPrs"'.,,rrr
on that another revolution, moro con''n:: ~
to his views aud feelings than any S, bv
has taken place is at present msdl'a's' y
the Corsican ,yrant. .o;d
British Navy.--The great ana 1an'
increase of men of war of all descrlppD: ~
from 100 guns to cutter OF 1ogun'' w."
in these twelve m onths, proves very s" -or;,,
ly the exertion of the present ad'pnat no
and those under their orders thef'l O' o,'
now in commission, ready foI se' .o,
sail of vessels, actually employed i'' f"'