Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-10
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,rvIRDAY, AUGUST 10.
4avaT NEWS y!

D = EARN the following particulars. !;
bh ..; a,y o ss s.. Bartholomew from
~ fs %. which advised that a trigate had
aAla9 IS. ,b.t Island after short passage
rid Sa.aIs md with dispatches, which stat
20 ' =. +. Brest Fleet had put to sea, aud
., : ',,ssss,rsmsuthad taken place between
a'ln : s.i British channel feet, IN which s
aD1 ' Z, line of the French were taken,
Y = Al and the remainder returned TO
&, 81, very shattered condition;
''D (NoJ0k Leager.)
I'm the Glasgow Journal of
' ,1,S Iuac, we End the following re-
= ls' J. H. present situation of Europe ::
-. fors;pu news for last week, have
- ;seoos;dcrable. Russia, by accounts
Eoning dosn 70 a late date IN May aP-
I .r1s sti to prosecute most strenuously,
h =. .xtsuslon Of her power on the block
The internal Improvement OF the
a.;;,e advances at this time more rapidly
~ .y,r. The Georgians, Mingrellans,
E,;rc,,sians, aud those other barbarous
|rb., which lesolate aud infest the regions
I.,v.rp he Russian and Persian empires,
4. abou. to be subdued, restrained and
[iylssd. The emperor Alexander seems
! incline to peace with France, YET pre-.
bsres for war. Sweden, speaking IN some
|orr the very voice of Russia, declares
gains. Bousparse, with a spilis and 6rm-
less second only to those of Britain. Den
mark is silent, on account of the vicinity
i the French troops, or for other reasons,
,uswill not ultimately resist the influence
# Russia and Sweden. Prussia still
maintains a doubtful part, cautious, but
scarcely honorable, and certainly remote
rom sublime and manly wisdom: The
Turkish government acting, like Sweden,
lndsr Russian influence, has boldly set
he menaces of Bonaparte at defiance
lu,!ria hesitates, maintains threatening
osture and aspect, and tries to wrcst from
russia, the pride of being umpire in the
essnt contest: Portugal is still secure in
'ot Of neutrality, by the prudence of its
,vernment BY the readiness Of its con-
lOutlons, By the danserlest Russia should
IKE arms, and Spain revolt, IS soon as
&C portuguese were actually attacked
We shc. 1 not be surprised TO learn that
'ouaparc had offered TO sacrifice all his
'ner prctensions in an offer Of peace up
'Aerms which should procure the general
''e'snltlon OF his powers and titles as en-
! S,si France and king of Italy. But,
l0ua nc obtain this much--he will soon
'nana even ten times more.
S'Fa,t efa letter from q gentleman in En-
rps 70 rs correspondent in Pailadsk
tour request on the three different
nus q PERUVIAN Bark, shat Be satisfied.
i. - 0aik' You may rest assured is the best
VIC Aree, because It is more resinous
]. .p,s other kinds. 1t is my opinion,
:. s:Hall OF the red bark, contains as much
a.assnt quality as. the others do IN dou-
:. VIC quantity; iwsnld therefore advise
!. ussH in preference 70 any other
= A0s 50 easily adn!,erated as the other
S.'., ned IS colour the most nice and
rsuA % initiate 10 nature; if any thing
So a . mixed with it, il is Immediately
-. by the taste. The difference of
,;,. ~, = no proof OF adulteratiou, this is
: ...sn owing to selection of the bark !;
ipb,. a' and middling sized pieces give a
nv f'i colour than the thick pieces.
r,,.d yei0w and pale is more easily adul-
: @s,, win The Ign. quassia. II the Bit.
. f !, otihis wood is extracted by boil.
.1us, the wood dried, aud powder
lsbs,n @ mixed with the yellow and
/ : - : n considerable quantity, with
mo *. '9'OliIty of discovering it. This
se,, ~ case, the red bark is most safe
s.rv. .a.n % use; for as have already
tbon, = Is impossible TO adulserare this
lsle, ne discovered by the taste
im.,s faasSia you cannot discover when