Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-23

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ibreak Of ds1 CIR :Sial5s zee ali OF ~.
/ moonsairs, and wtsn tii.al, zach Of i,
linha5Ilants OF lie i<rn as had mvar; J,
| fly, fixing away VIII Uirm every ltyn.
Earimsl for + Ghsis,esce or Duflhvn, vhiea
fbeionged 10 The place. This nlora;pa
| chs w from Irjpeli VINO came CUT in II.
iffigase vent en- shore under a flag OF rue
aad carried letters 0! amnesty fsona io,sna
Bsahaw to the people OF Derne, en- condj,
|uon of their returning to allegiance. ia
stated, on his return, Ina. no.ntng but de.
sfair depicted itself in the vsages OF he
few wretched inhabitants who remaised
.ha. they rejee,ed Joseph Bashag's teras
OF pardon, declaring they knew his perhdy
too well 10 suffer themselves 10 ~ ensnay.
ed BY II; aud thai .bey were resolved %
defead tttemselyee 10 tie last mornea,
Y renl th@irsterfaces zGd " ais Of .lhcir nous.
es against bis troops. Il is TO be hoped
the Position they have taalkenjs,aJ terminate
in an accom- mediation, and save the TRACE.
fdy that menaces them. II is COW sweiye
o'slock and We sse no symptoms Of he
tenemy's troops advancing towsrds the
town. This however may be accounted
! fer, On otner principles tsan laose OF au.
mat'ity or arrangement. On the arrival
Of the Constellation, the idea impressed
i SET on ITEM also, that she bought ;roae,
and Supplies; in consequence OF when
they dscamped disorder'y and retired vita
Z. pree'pl'atioa 10 post sfieen miles IN the
rear towards BE desert, i, is possible~R,sy
: Ray not YET have heard OF our evacuation,
In lev minutes more ye shall bose sigh.
OF he deFo,eft city, whtch has. experienced
as strange reverse in so short tine, as
ever was recorded in the disasters of.w.ri
thrown from proud success and .eIated
prospects, into an abyss Of hopeless wretch.
! lednesS. Six hour, ego toe enemy were
Z seeking safely from Them by fight; this
f,moment We drop them frem oars into the
hands OF this enemy, for no other CRIME
: but too much confidence in US! The man
whose fortune we have accompanied thus
far, experiences a reverse as striking he
falls from the most Gat,eriag prospects OF
a kingderp, 10 beggary.
Oar peaseswiih Tripsli is certainly more
favorable, and considered separately, more
honorable than any peace obtained BY any
christian nation with Barbary regency, a:
any period within hundred years; but il
| might have been more favorable and more
hol-ot"hle.--iI now rcmains, however,
| 10 dispose of the instrument we have
used IN Obtaining this peace in such man.
ner as to acqult our conscience aad honor.
This w,ll require some diplomatic Skill
Ny dispatches 70 CON, modore Barron Of
| the 18th ulsimo and continued to the lib
Instant, accompanying this to your address,
as matter rendered proper by the transfer
OF the squadron to your command; under !
actual circumstances they can be of little I
import, Gu, may nevertheless CRAFTY a
curiosity.
The du'ies understood to- be annexed to
my aPPo!nsment,in the navy department
having ceased with the war, have no
reasons for remaining any longer IN this
sea; request therefore, you will have
the goodness TO allow me passage in the
hrst ship ofwas in your squadron, when
you may dispatch to the Ualred States.
| aaHer nys=lf with INC qualification OF
waiting on you at Syracuse in lew days.
In { mean time,
| have the honor to be, &c.
WILLIAM EATON.