Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-10
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and most Interesting event 10
The ~ ss.ssctiug the powers at war, IS
rcps, ''' me Touon Aees, which aP-
'' :, confirmed. What a be the
a' = he expedition cannot be fully
sa . rbe aeet which has been IN rae
losa .iss' probably sailed for Europe,
S u r. srst arrival from France, an
y a B he intended cooperation with
Pa ss,'Ion Acct. Wh-sher ajanetion up
"e.an IS intended, time must ex-
The general opialon is, that the
a. s orspared to act against some OF the
=" s@olonies. Conjecture will be OF
ns \. !, he prssen, circumstances OF our
u s'ioo. We a. assured that the
.Isb aest at Portsmouth sailed upon a
asl .,nsdition on the 10Th April. The
y bos,t 20 possess already above fifty
:. i he line, which are in a condition
\ ,s+luI TO the empire. The Spanish
i prrh ships are preparing tor co,oPera-
n Spain, every encouragement is
ZEN : he spirit of p~r;vateering and the
o,sropeu, sxempss the prizSs from all
s,.r-s q the nation. In Holland, 60
.r,or ~.,su.rr. VINO commanded at Cur
peoa, has bsea arrested. The Dutch are
determined 70 give every supper; TO their
Monies. and to encourage the utmost zeal
d~sfsadiag,hem. We cannot expect that
Dch 4 disposition will be without very I'm,
@or,aut operations. The first expedition
he Wes.Indies, SO far as accomplished,
Jas Isf no impeachment OF French secre-
d humanity or courage, aud will lead to
bore bold achievements.
The revolutions il the Cisalpiue Repu5-
:, which will add new titles to the EN-
error Of France, has been prepared By eve-
} public testimony of the general consent
pdn an event of sufficient magnitude to
neags the notice of all Europe. In Hol.
bad, al things are ready for a change,
Fhhebth spirit ofthe republic will exhi-
be a! first in some novel form, more sure
] 10 the end, to accomplish the final pur-
lose, without too great an alarm 20 the pre-
udices Of parties, which have existed from
be infancy of that Industrious republic.
IN England, the Catholic petition from
Ireland, arrests attention. The concessi.
yns which the Catholics will probably OBJ
in, had they been granted to our forefa-
ns's, would have retarded the settlements
p the American Continent. Upon the
RFsas scale of Justice, the petition has
onsthlng very interesting. In regard to
PC policy Of Europe, and the habits of ma.
|'Ous' 700 much wisdom and ability is re-
urea, 70 enable any mar 10 contemplate
nc 'u1Jes: without serious apprehsnsions.
as petition, however, is drawn up
I@ great address. 1t renounces every
P0uueal purpose which is not dictated by
sSa'u % the subject Of the petition, and
! union Of the nation. 1t abiures all fo-
sSu influence, under any, even under the
,s saersd name. 1t employs the kind
sD a1.a oppressed ofthe Catholics in Ire
NM y ne Statute of 1873, as a proof of
as oplnlon. 1t represents feeliagly the
.sspae''y Tor public houors as GENERATING
s,,a'' y, the political hopes, aud private
haIs s' ,s 3 society, and most ingeniausly
n l. aas amotiye for the petition, even
" present Crisis of public affairs.
"seaanOt refnse to recite the p-araprapb
hi, l ! petitioners mos, hueabiy state as
H. R ss:lusd opinion, thar the enemies of
iupa,;as a'a snplre, who mediate the SUBJ
Esss. ,,us = iFslaad, have no hopes of sue.
~, ,,sass 10 the disunion of lis inhabitants
k.sa III asTsiors il is, that your petitioners
bu,. sus'ous at this moment, that a mea-
aapib; SaaOld be accomplished, which will
me principle of religious amino.
,as;,,,, sO s0,mate all descriptions Of his
EN-. sys sobisc,s in an entbus;a.,;c de.
b.sa 'Ae osss constitution that has ever
l. ss' = The objections are
Il H. y tue milder form which )
Assumed, yet such have baep The
1iguss y salaasles from the successful in.
French = the religious orders, that the
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