Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-25
I ,,'ra4 < September 10.

i've 0a' seoneuct OF thiS CoaiS'' -
cts's,o y. 0.So7y. and of its having piedg-
W, Ial' FriooIi. Those who advocate
4 dbfoaso,. ;a ms will perceive how errone-
sa'h s op,I ar, On psrasiag the following L J,
! ou'ile' Later. a,y' Of Commodore Samuel
slsss1p. - lreceived va baltimore which
RRTf e - ~ honor to the most sensible dl-
s'1lu -, = character. l-N0JoA Herald.
P'0A'O FIJI CT 4 L.
n,;;,, i an extract Of a letter from
"maJors Barron, to William Eason'
dated, ,,,1rs % ,ao4.
Wan ms. be sensible that IN giving
~ action 10 a co. operation with the
~ nav. s government did not oontem.
n measure IS Leading necessarily q
P s,sl, % reinstatament of that prince
' !, rights TO the regency of lripoll:
~ appear to have viewed the co-oPera-
~ :, !, means which ifthere existed en-
- and euterprize in the exile. and at
|ssu,spt 10 his person on the part OF his
.,m.r subjects, might be employed to the
.anoo furtherence and advantage OF ms
I'm, aod orr cause; but withou, meaning
!. F.nsr themselves BY anv specific or de-
-. ,taiomeut,as an end, which the tenor
imv Instructions and the limited sum ap-
,,,oratsd for that special purpose, clearly
i.n,ssrates. | fear by the convention
IN ,em to thin: Of makiag with Hamet,
Ina WIDER range would be taken than is
rm,strns With the powers vested IN me
Drl hat particular object. These apPrehen.
,os may perhaps prove groundless on
Grher representations from you, but un.
ds present impressions, felt it my duty
t,ssale explicitly, that 1 must withhold my
,nclioufrom auy convention or agreement
cnnit!ing the u. S. or tending TO impress
u dauet bash4w, conviction that 1oe
iR bsnad 0urselOes to place him upon the
IrOns.
The consequences involved in such an
.uggemeat cannot bur strike you forcibly,
nd general view Of our situation in rela.
i0llo the reiguiag bashaw, and 0 r unior-
unltt cauutrymen in Triroli, will be suf-
lcsa, to mark its inexpediency. shall
oaader il as my duty, as it is certainly
lylnchnation to afford you every aid com
alblt with the authority vested in me and
commensurate with the means that have
eco placed at my disposal; and you NAV
'ly upon the most active and vigorous
lpport from the squadron. as soon as the
'aion and our arrangements will permit
70 appear in force before the ehemy's
ais but | wish YOU to understand that
guarantee or engagement to the exiled
mace, whose cause must repeat we are
NY iayoring as an instrument to our adj
aIags, and not as an end in itself, mus,
%a TO stand in the way of oar acqui-
'''acs to any honorable and advantageous
tins OF accommodation which the reign
! Oa'haw may be induced to propose.
!, USE terms being once offered and accept
10y me representative Of governmen, ap-
s'u'ea 70 treat of peace, our support TO
\ .g ez-oashaw must necessarily cease. You
4oot, however, conceive, sir, that these
important and necessary as
y@e, ought to induce US at once TO aban.
! aHs Dement'S whlchthe measur syou havs
s.psu seem to promise. conceive a
, .,I'sraace in them by no means incom.
~ N.Y. win total freedom from any tram
,I; hi WIN respect to de6nitive object,
-. 80 freedom ! deem it all important TO
!, 1--WE especialle when | view the pecu.
4 s 8: 70, IN which captain Ba!nbrldge
/, us iel!ow-sutferers NAV be placed by
,-,Ss .operatlon. If by your energy and
rr,sa as added to the supplies now sent
p"' you succeed in getting possession
n nm. and Bcpgaze, we NAV calculate
,,oa asuS received thi, impulse from our
= ssa en- Tue ex-bashaw will himself pos
ID feaS energy, courage and talent,
Ne, -1eoanss are correct, sufficient in.
m @hoHs The people to move on with
lOssi p'' aad TO conduct his friends and