Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-11

syea ASSAULT, is perfectly aware Of the use
whish may be nads OF the Jews ia the
rich countries to which he has turaed his
covssoas eyes. He is we'll aware OF the
iaAusaes of the Jews ia Poland, in hun.
gary, at Coastaasinepls, At Smyrna, AlsP-
pc, and ia all the ssighborlsg counsriss,
where ths pcspIs are too indolsat TO ass
fer lhsAsslvsa. In his idea Of issmulatiEg
commerce, and srecsing marine on his
newly acquired shsrss In the AdTiatis, &c.
he wishes 70 arouse asd 70 employ ali the
capital, skill and industry OF shs Jews In
the eounlries 10 which Als new anrIery OF
ssamsn May extend, In order 10 pfsAsois
his great objses. Never WAS plan better
devised. lhs .mos, prsdAc.ivs csuntrlss
uPsn earth, rich In every material, both
OF use and luxury, remote, and aniest Sc.
cure frem the interruption OF Ills dreaoea
rival; and hitherto unszPlersd and uaim,
proved, would by shis s0eans os made sbs
sources OF wsslsA ape stresgth to Trace.
Little Go they know either OF Bonspartc CT
OF the Jews, who think that he gives tncnl tie
promise Of re<estabishuent In the holy Land.
Ii he had any such project III his heax, the
Jews would thank hi1a for the civiiity, but de-
cline the favor. No, no; re does not wls-l
to see them collected, but dispersed. He de-
sires indeed to plant synod In France; as a
skilful botanist places beehive III his garden,
that the industrious colony may send forth It's
laborerS IN every direction, to spread tho tari-
ma abroad, to engendss and quicken by their
happy intiusnce the objects that they embrace,
and enrich even while taey extract the sweets.
But he has no desire OF assembling them IN a
country flowing with milk and honey whose
stated appetite would sink Into hstieks sloIh,
nor Of placing them on barren desert, where
they would only haye to sharpen their wits Oh
one another.
The letter OF Mr.. Jacobson, wlich we in-
serted il Yesterdays paper, can hardly De &C.
nuipe. We cannot believe that Bonaparte
would permit MS secretto tganspire 80 clunc-
silly but undoubtedly that letter, SO specfous-
ly written, betrays the object which he has II
view, and the means by which he hopes 70 &C.
complish it. The sovereigns OF Europe, il H.
dependent sovereigns there are any let, nay
vet profit from tie disclosure, and BY tie re-
movsl OF prejudices which are Silly. aild disa-
bilities that are unjust, oountelaet 1he Aaachl-
ayelaa proi2ct w:lich he hiss devised to under
mine the authority OF every government II
which the Jews are oppressed.
Every day xpsr,crrssmonEs The esiionl
ca the Euro2e2s coa5insns, has sssiy sfov
sd ss Us shis great sad iaportsns f0,a
thar IL ss;a. ever csuossy ,he Corsicsa Z,
sufpsr ser his foot, or IN ,ks religion c.
pallsiss Ct which he a2s inse,isred, the sD
aiailatton Of their forn Of go7ernatent, g
their soveseignsy asd isdepeadeHcs ha'
bees Tbs inevitable result. AEi}ss til.
multiplicity Of evidence which hiss, from
r:as 20 tipae, been given 10 The Americas
psepls OF tbs aevicgs iaisn.ioas OF sons
xas,s towards ;his cosnry-tAe following
Is,tsr frsm his minister cf religious szair:
ID deserving OF very seeious asseniion ~----.
frs.. ascsuss il prosss the iatentioa o
Bssaparts so interfere IN our eoaeeras----
secax6iy, ,ka. be still ehsriehes in his f~iae
that .hs Lsuisishians, having b.en oast
Frsashmaa. lnigh. be brought sgaiu undel
the dsniniaa Of giance--thirdlY, shat hi
sxhsyts .he Losisisniana to reEenber tha
hs still feels an istsrest in interfsrisg in gt'
coscsrss Of an American territory, aad hs
aa uasassiag regard for It's Inhabitants
Further connsat is uanecesssry. lGou
rier.
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