Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-25

s. eternal oblivion, the Isolives which
o this violation of the faith OF trea-
and disregard of the eau ofhuman ~.
4, tker nay be the result of this war, the
9f kindling il, will be inscribed IN
kole characters in the pages of his.
is~fortunate that doubts, now no longer
Rt. as TO the first causes which have pro-
..d this new coalition. He who can ad-
ne arguments which deserve no answer)
airport of measures, feels no difficulty
.sposing his motives but the French
.,ule, will see in those arguments designs,
r,uIated TO sully their glory, and to de-
roy their national security and independ-
pss.
Those documents prove to demonstra.
IA. the great point which we are about TO
6scuss.
The unfoundcd complaints of Austria &
Russia, originate from a much more i'm
mtaus source than the changes which have
'r,n produced in Italy. From the com
ueucsment of the presenrwsr, those W
pwers appear TO have takea an interest in
X. war, not for the purpose of mediasiug
ID. of associating themselves with Eng
|hSd Nothing but the excessive modera-
lion of the emperor Napoleon, cculd have
admitted TO such open provocatlons.
A glance at the map of Europe will be
|aGeient TO satisfy any one, that the situa.
lion ST the European powers, relative 10
bach other, has experienced considerable
changes, since the peace of Lunevills,
more particularly since the violation OF the
'nsaty of Amiehs, During a war which
Frsuce was iforced into, for the common
|Esd Of Europe, Austria and Russia, have
~Raliing themselves of the occasion) con
nued TO augment and extend their inAu-
'nre. while France in this respect has car.
lied her spirss.of moderation 20 excess
The feoch people mighthave Cause 20 com
'Sain Of tn confidence reposed Industrial
Russia, bv the emperor Napoleon, Il they
we're NOT Justified IN relying % his courage
saveOge this scandaleus abuse OF his ge-
Nrous moderation.
Al the time when the treaty of Amiens
vas broken, the emperor of Russia was
berry far from assumiugshe Influence, which
Dc now exercises with such insupPortable
arrogance, over the deliberations OF the di-
nn. He did not insist upon the necessity
f the Porte's admitting q Russian garrl.
Dn into the Ottoman provinces, o OF die
|ating ITS diplomatic notes, and OF giving
I allies or enemies at pleasure. He did
pot then order his fleets aud armies topass
nder the ramparts 0 fthe seragllo. The pro-
sttion granted to the Seven Islands, which
|Eas designed simply as an honorable guar
ntee of their independence, has been an
,astrument OF acquiring absolute dominion,
these isles have become a depot for arms,
NldierS and ammunition From this mill
'y position his Russian majesty eau carry
war, at he first signal, into The hearso OF the
@Olh Of Europe, into Egypt, or the Mo.
ea. The Mediterranean has become sub
ttted to Els absolute rule. This assump-
aoO on the part OF Russia, long since eff.
ktted, is certainly of much more import
nee, In relation to the other powers Of Eu-
3epe, than can possibly be, a few formal
aanuges il Italy, or the voluntary anne1a
IQou Of a small PROVINCES which in fact,
Isds nothing 20 the continental strength of
Rance.
In respectto austria, the emperor MAJ
peon. has no less cause TO complain Of she
%polation of many of the articles Of the
FealF of LunevilIe, and Of successive u
%gpations on rhe rights Of the German.
@oucesi and more paryicularlyon those Of
y eleetor of Ba.aria. These wrongs a>e
Aeaclsn,ly developed and s~pbstan.iassd ii
: ot'elal~ documents, aud render any iurs
CT illustration unnecessary.
lie most striking of these cifcumstanc.
: which present themselves aud su5serye
teause and Justification of France, is the
gldence which they furnish Of tbs hostility
Austfia AID Russia, BY great and cont