Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-04
sALEM. September q.

,hreatens 10 Lignt up new war
VIZ il cousinens Of Europe, appeared
~ s.ry mortifying 70 the people OF that
&C. L was with greas reluctance
fse, hanged her flag for that of France;
s,Sagh she was promised the enjoy.
~ her ancient laws, customs and
90 ye. on the change of government,
~ hind themselves under setof nav
s. sZ from France & loaded with French
, aud every regulation adapted to the
s..E, Of the protecting country.
y..l,seopIIuued TO be ovsr.awed by the
,is.b. though they had NOT yet attempted
,fs. ,hs. kingdom; but twas said that
s.s.aaI son,ributions were the price OF
y garbesrance, and that they threatened
= l;;.s,de il. the momsnt British or Rus
s .0ldier SCI 600. upon It's shores. a
s.,;,h u gun ship was sill in waiting to
3, 3. a the King and his family the mo-
Is, such 40 event should take place.
r.. Brisi.h expedition under gen. Craig
.a,,ri,ed At Malta, where they seemed
NJ II, v,Isipg TO act according 70 he course
I.s,a,s The Russians had also so or
aoa1 men in the Seven Isles, and NUM-
s,of ships Of war in the bay ot Naples
!, ;,,bsse forces. probsbly, that check the
E,es,a in their design on Naples, as their
,,s,,,s 10 that city would be short and ca
4 I'D they would no doubr proceed TO
4 The French, should they make q
,os,u,ent towards it.
The naval force of the British IN the
1.di,erranran, since lord Nelson lsft it
,ESuow the track of the Toalon squadron,
IS very uncomfortable, the ship OF the
bs thar was lying at Naples, said to be
I only one Remaining in that sea.
Tteimpressian made by the American
rms upoo fripoli seems not to have had
apopsr effect upon the Bey of Funis,
tuis represented to be . resolate, deter
nnsd fellow. |, will be recollecsed that
r sqdadron, while blockading Tripoli,
ok lunisian corsair with-her two Nea-
oiua prizes, attempting to violate the
Inckade.
This the Bey has affected 60 consider
,aaggression against aim, and has COM
nuaNy demanded reparation from the U.
salss. Or,hreateaed them with war and
I aasapts TO settle the dispute have hi
srtc failed.
4 few days before captain Williams
kLsghern, letter was received there
on az o&cer .na board the Essex frlgate,
F,llen to his friead, an American gentle
40, at Lvghorn, and dated at Messina,
'0os Inc middle of July, stating that thar
'gIc and a brig had just returned from
sas where they had been, by order of
ls Commodore, TO demand ofshc Bey an
asqulyocal determination with respect TO
ls CREATIONS OF peace aud friendship with
< Ueite9 States; and that his answer
'ahrmed by the oath By his beard, was,
altthe United States did not restore his
'rsar and her prizes In sixty days, he
suld make wal upon them. This news
'tltsd alarm among the Americans at
SsAorn which was Increased by an ar
VA Of an imperial vessel from he Isle of
'ot' repeuleg that two Tuuisian chebeeks
's's'Asre bound On cruizr. The funisi-
soast is extensive. aud has macy bays
NY eafbsrs, so that a blockade could not
) sHsctual against that power as against
lfPoll, and her opportunities of giving
laOyance would be much greater. How
,ss had the Bvy bsen seriously deternlin.
% war, one would have though. he
0ud have undertaken it, while we were
gagged with the Iripolitans, when il must
:, ), divided and weakened our force.
.ins commerce Of Venice, under the
.u'ilan dag, has greatly revived, and re-
= something of its ancien, import
: aaeof Russia with the Mediterranean,
: the Black Sea, is also very. great,
i, !. vast quantities of wheat are transport.
- y Italy through that channel.
:. '@ condemnation Of our vessels at Glib
! -, which were taken coming out of
'suiz> Cansa;v, VKp;li. n-h