Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-03
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fbslou5 suPposluon taar the pattiS o. fA A'; !,
tsrbtz, aaa HE peace OF Pfesburg wcnid
have restored, at least, the tranqunity Ga
the coniinsas. Fne Russians were retiring
from Moyasia and Iianpversi Prussia mad
acted dubious part, which seems as musn
20 bsspeak the secret ally as the enemy OF
France: Ass.ria, however she might WISE
! for her indemnity in tbs east, would appA-
rsatl. desire some brsathlng.time alter an
unfortunate VIZ, which had exhausted her
resources: sBonsparte had rsaped laursis
enough in ths field; and all the souta o.
Z Eufope, except ihe lie klagdom OF Ma
pies, seemed 70 have none OF the materials
af nsw explosion Even England herself
night now begin 10 hope for peace, since
the death of Mr.. Pitt, md the introduction
of the peace.loving principles OF .ar. FOX
: into the ministry, seemed co remove the
principal obstacles to its accomplishment.
There IS little very interesting IN the Eu-
Topean Intelligence lately recsiysd at Nor.
feik AID New York. Taers is nothing
certain, noshing momen,ous, noshiag which
gives the decided cast for peace orwar.
But there is little to coufrm these hasteriog
3 prospects of peace. Onthe contrary, there
IS scarce country in Europe which seams
TO have placed its tranquility beyond inter.
rap,ion. We can see scarcely one, IN
which, uniting the causes OF hostility pre-
viouslY known with the preparations acsn.
ally making, we Go no, foreses some Pres.
pect of the old war being revived, or new
one bsing excited.
TURKEY is a1gigantic body with fee.
Bile head, exposed to aggression beth az
hons and in Egypt, uncertain whether she
ought most 10 dread the old ambition of
Russia, that has so often Toasted upon her
provinces, or the keen appetite Of Austria
wAetted by her late losses Ia Germany.
That Bonaparte promised Austria an ia
alemnity in the EAST for these losses; and
that she will take every advantage of this
concession, TO extend her influence into
Turkey; that the late cession of Vsaetiaa
{ Dalmatia 10 Francs, will enable Benaparte
10 seize upon the neighboring provinces OF
Bosnia and Sertia that to ransom these
or even TO arrest his march TO Constant.
noPle, il may be necessary TO put him 10
possession of Egypt, SO long the faverits
eblec. of his wishes and 50 complete re-
eompense for the loss of ST. Domingo
these are so many prebasle events, which
Cannot escape the discernmeht orthe fears
of Turkey. But we can CLEAN little OF
shese events or Of the policy of Turkey,
from the intelligence which we have actually
received. We are merely informed, that
tbs crssion Of Venetian Dslmatia TO the
French, has spread terror throughout the
eiran aud that the Porte has entered into
a new treaty Of alliance with the court Of ST.
Petersburg for nine years, for the purpose
of ,paklng head against French arms and
French principles,
AUSiRIA--lopped of several OF hes
members and exhausted Throughout by he,
late disasters, but eagerly waning for an
opportunity to obtain an indemnify in the
East. Mean while il is whispered aboa'
that there are S4sscret articles to the treaty
OF Presburg. among which, may be~stipa'
la,loas for the division of Turkey and the
decentralization of Austria. This arrange.
msnt il may De, which has probably Undue
ed the Austrian COURT to preserve iss,aaFny
for six months on the war. footing.
NAPLES feeble body with a still
fes5ler head, bias by this ,irne sunk ir;o
orr of he t'sedssatiye states OF the eel,
pre-" Wi,h what "a insulting sang
freii does Bonaparte issue his irnprrla
hull? We, Napoleons emperor OF The
French and king of Italy, BE. for diver:
weighty aud sufficient causes, do solemnl,
depose from the throne and other soyefeigr
authorities of his ancestors, Ferdinand ,h,
4 king of the two Sicilies, &c." Such ar,
the naughty tsrms, in which he represent,
himself as ths sovereign of I,aly, and lay
his title not upon Naples alone, but ais
the island Of Sicily.
SPAIN-toe. holds her independents