Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-24

!" I'll. !, calamities of con,io.,,.,
would tad neither upon Raasi, naa VI,
land nasmach as the sceas ofac,; ro' lag,
lie IN Germany or Italy. VIVA, ,'i Nv, s'all
then CO the French, tn. Italian, ~, a''F;''
Germans take ia the m.Iiasi,, of ana to:
whicl would employ the mom.n ,'Vs'',
they were engaged 10 the most s,n ~, aasa
attacks on each other to accomo saaa az
dowafall of the Turkish AID Persia ,'a o:
pires The constant policy Of The ' 80. sa'
ern states has been to provoke war, 's.'a'
which they themselves had nothp ~
dread. 70
$ Thus it was tina. Cat',erin. for -,
raj years, permitted Austria ana prn,. ..
to carry on rae war, still pro a,isinr ,b,a aaa
s'stancs which, however, could no, nr.S ~
The French armies from appearing b.f,
the gates Of Vienna. ''''ts
Thus it was tina. the lat. en,.,,, :,
Russia extended the calami,ies of W., ~
furnishing Austria with aaxlliar;e,. >,
time when Austria woul!, withou, ~
have acquired many Advantages asyi;a
rics, however, WHO, upoa the frs. r.ver,.
trod back their steps, aud in the miJa, j
a campaign, left their allies 10 sast,io ),
lore all the pressure ola war, which H.,
had promised to share in common VII.
them.
=" In word, France and Russia can ya;,
nothing by misunderstanding they can
inaict on each ether no injury by war.
and Whatever may BIZ the policy Of ,i,h.r
there is nothing 10 which they can find so
much advantage as 10 maintaining rood
understanding with each other. We have
already declared, and ooce more repe. it,
that if Russia evacuate the Bosphorus, Cav.
casus, Phasls, Georgia, &c, Franc. will
accede to any arrangements which can be
required with respect to Italy. But 10.
fortunately, it is too well kaown ths.ao
one finds pleasure in sacrifices ofthi, ma.
ture and hence France must be allowed
to indemnify herself, so as to compensate
for such advantages as are Obtained by the
other powers.
J" As to England, the treaty ofAmsus
is still in force. 1t was concluded. after
deliberate and long investigation Of the re.
ciprocal interests ofihe two states, it was
broken unexpectedly, and upon idewst
ces. Re-estab!ish that treaty, and both
state. are at peace. Buff Englandr requires
ncw conditions if she wihcs to euter IA.
to 3 discussion respecting the frontiers
Of France on the side OF Italy, LEI her give
20 France a share of the Mahrana terrific
~; let her, in short, adopt maxlm' con-
sistent with the independence of the Other
powers. But the English will say, IT
is better to sink than to consent that the
flag shall pro,ectthe cargo; that vessel
for whsteyer she contains, or whatever !.
done on board her, shall be accountable On
" to the sovereign Of the state to when soc
belongs; that the Indies shall cease TO DC
cur property, or that any power WAa's's,
shall have right to share with US IN 0ui
superiority 10 the Indies! Do not you 'Asa
expect that France shall enter into d''O'''
ons with you upon points which 90 n0'cO y,
Germ you, OF do you consent 10 en'SF , NV
discussion. with her upon points, WIZ"
lnvolve the sacred Interests OF all na00"'i e
France duy appreciates The ad'a0aSs 0 0s
peace bat she will carry on the Wal y
long as il sha!I be necessary towards 'n ..,
tanning the honor of her flag. and INC %s
tsnderance zvhich it has acqansaj ano ia !,
til she has Obtained the assurance, '"'
whatever quarter ofihe world tF'n'"n 'a
may shew himself, he shall no! nave ;s US
sion to blush in consequence OF TIE % mo- v
aud arrogant assumptions of the f'o''
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