Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-30
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T. - e'S'Sau Auo6le w
France. This fae,ioa, which n r.;s, ssais.,
long time inpasliamsn. aud ia X, S., q for
council, at length fell from The : , ~: Kings
dins Of blunders, nalyersa,ion, ,r,1a 8, BY
cal disasters. But in FORGETTING tn, dsa p0l,i'
drnee OF the nation, mad NOE q r ,.s e0ah,
the hope of one day Selling again .u II. =
Ct the state, and Of pursuing lis Dro o .sl'A
The war, which still lasted, aFsrdSs .G'' :
thousand chances that might bsco COW I I
vorable to it. ''s id'
Thus we have ssen this war f,,.;,.
ssantly busy either n augmsa,ioo ~. ''''
barrassment of affairs BY sndesyn. ~ sa'
bring the new ministers Into d,srenm.S
by snvenomiug the strife bs,wecu Rr,r.'
AID England, for the purpose of rtod..i
all approximation impossible. Even ,bs
oversures, solemaly announced to na, W.
ment, put no restraint upon the invre,iv..
of this faction, and Europe saw, for N.
first time perhaps, the spec,se Of oa,io,
Which negotiated peace, openly preach,0a
war IN It's Journals, and daily insulipp b .
new onlrages the government whose 1,c
hc sentiments it was come TO solicit, F
No doubs it would be uajuss 10 lu,,.
ssch conduc, to the whole EpeIi,b ~.
ton, which deplore, the indecencv Of =
and il itself sensible Of the dangers vb;,b
may results from it. We know lha, he
greater aud more sensible part Of ,Au, en-,
l'Sh'encd nation wish, as We do, for peace
and att tiled Of seeing their political ssi,
fence SO long held 10 suspense BY h: haired
OF few ambitious men, who psrsis. in d.
vidiDg two nations made TO esteem each a.
iher. We also know that the writer's who
make themselves he organs and The soo,.
llss Of sais unbIidiad faction, are neither
the beat writer's Of England, nor the mos.
es'ccG-d ortheir as,achmea, 10 ihercou
Try. Boa ,heir articles and their political
msx:ms are rendered public; they arc &c.
peassd Ii several aQndou papers and have
not becn con,rat:ic;ed aad it he tarn Of
their Wit sufficiently guafos asains'ihe ma.
llgolty OF their satlrs, ,he:r Writings are,
however, atssn&sd with this Danger among
a people slready too obstiaa;e il their pride,
that they encourage pretsnsl0as which may
bsco9e sreal obstacle 10 the conclusion
OF that peace whica the nation signs al.
Ter.
This Morning Post advances, "snas i.
is pretty yell uDderstood that the Freuch
ysse!zmens are disposed 10 give Eaglaad
40 oe.ier terms than snc had under tn
rea,y OF AMiels, and shat it is not TO !:
her ministers could possibly coD'
seat 70 msssure back the steps Of The ns'
ion for the purpose Of rspi.c'pg /. % 'h'
ground OF tina, weak aud dssstisisrtON
treaty )" frem wnepee the English jour
aa!iss ccae!udss, tia, peace will Not be
made.
Now the iaprudsnce CT such lansuaS:
is Obvious; for we're the treaty Of hniism
as anfavorable as shty may wish 20 faaisa
be believed, had lhsy even tbs lntenilo0
he hsps TO return no mors 10 1t, u ~oua
be both i,apo!ilic asd awkward 10 'rei'ET"
30 much contempt, tyeaty subscribed "
Eag.aad at period aud il clreum''s''s'
which were surely much more iaVoFso sa.'
nsr, .han chose she is 10 at this cay. Inn
Is publicly avewipg she cause of the 'ie'e1'
var, which it va. SO Guch thslr loisfe''O
and formally halylpg 'tt 'easO1'
which the king aIledged in tbs sass o. .S ~
Europs whsn his majesty sea; 20 bis e''"'
mess 10 announce the rupture OF 1t.
To be able 20 pronounce upon q.
grounds of the question started Dy ~,
Post, il would be requ''',e
know bow far lis allegations are t0Saasu'
whether it be true that the treaty OF h%
ms kss been taken for the basis OF ths "
socia.ioas opened with England. "s% a..
aos 10 country where affairs ct stats ~ y.
reased of on the stock exchange or 10 w.
public squares /; neither do the scores "
in France run through ' D'E
ices of journalists. Bus in judg'atg:
question by the sole light o. 1 1ss
nenr and reason, aud weighing the aa' y,
ages 70 which each of the swo nanoa'" 90.