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

II AhAS, |1.9 ID
The Maniseur of yesterday contains the
following article, which is particularly wor
shy of remark in the pressat circumstance
BERLIN, July IS.
NJ. Nsvozil.zoa left this capital vostef-
dsv for S.. Petersburg. He had long con-
5 ference With aIr. Jacksol, TIC British cd.
syoy ii oerisns
aThe mission OF that Russian envoy was
announced TO all Europe several months
before il commenced; aud this was suih.
c;entto reader it abortive. ttalso became
The subject of many discussions, calculate
ao}in,rie les. After NJ. NoraziitzoF
haaheer rcpr ssented rather as bearer of
orc srs, than IS negociasor, hts mission
sy.:srepre sedunder another celor to rea-
deI IL .ss hateful. He was to negotiate
they said, with none but the emperor him.
self. They who propogated these idle re-
ports, well knew that ali demands of that
nature deviatlng from the regard due to a
treat power, must on that very account
,frus,rate mission, the pnrport of which
was notvery evident; and what iully proves
the uncertainty aud obscurity Of It IS, that
Il was successfully an object OF orders and
,on,ser orders. Now every thing weli con-
s;ylered. the counter order which calls NJ.
Novoziltzoff back to Petersburg, IS psoba-
DIV, more favorable for peace than the Or
der BY which nc was seat to Paris.
elf the object of his mission was &c al
Law the coolness existing between France
ad>Russia, he would probably have sue.
ceeded. WHAT indeed have France and
Russia,o do with each other? independent
of each other they are unable to hurt; but
alI-nowerful TO do good to one another. 1t
the emperor of the French exer,s great in-
Auence in Italy, the emperor of Russia ex-
erss a.much greater influence on the Otto
man Porte, aud in Persia. The former has
a admitted influence, which does not extend
beyond the discussions on the subject OF
her boundaries, and does not much increase
her power the latter GA the other hand
exerts her influence over two powers OF the
hrst rank. which have long stood in the
same political rank with France g Russia,
and which rule ever Arabia, the Caspian,
and the biack.seas. the Russian cabinet
thinks it has right to FIX the just bouuda.
ries by which France is TO be limited on all
sides. then that cabinet will undoubtedly
allow the emperor of the French, to fix the
boundary by which it is to be limited IN
It's turn
When il views with Herschelfs teke.
scope from the terrace of the palace OF the
Tauride, what happens between the empe.
ror Of he Preach and some of tne tribes Ia
the Apprentices. it ought not 10 demand that
the emperor otthe French should not see
what becomes of the ancient illustrious en-
2ire.of Solyman,& of Persia; that ne should
not that see for ten years past the whole
Caucasus has been united with Russia, at
the request of a few families OF that soua-
try; that Wallachia and Moldavia are en-
tirely dependent on Russia; that she has
subjected to herself the mouths OF Phasls,
and constructed forts there; that thereby o.
bliged the Porte 10 suffer her conqacsts, she
has procured great advantages to herself
for pursuing her conquest into the centre
of Persia.
ssIs then the emperor Of the Frenchiow-
cred TO thar degree OF weakness, tina, he
must cody listen to Russian eomaassary
calling himto an account for what he does,
in countries unknown to Russia, and with
whom she has no relations that he must
close his yes from seeing and refrain from
answering. when Sultan Scllm has less TO
say in Constantanople, thaa asimple envoy.
from S.. Petersburg whea the Bosphoras
is violatsd, and the consequence OF The oc-
cnpation OF the Crimea, and OF the naoaths
of the Phasis, are felt in full force; when
the cries of the seraslio. although fe.tered
BY fear, awaken all Europe; and lastly when
there is not pacha. in the Morea, net
mussulman in Coustan1iaople, bat expects
every morning to see feet from the black
sea, casting anchor at the foot, of the serag.