Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-02

&r,.aore without HaViu6 oSSaoio - ~E'st
arms. &c this act of hostility,
The Russians have evacuated Hano.
nd returned home. The army which
=. emperor Alexander commanded has
~. ,eturned to Russia. After all the
10. which il sustained it IS very natural
-, !, should repair them by recruiting. A
.ar, Of the troops which were at Corfu
hove returned TO the Bosphoros with gen.
acv. A considerable part OF those that
we're in Poland are marching towards
Cboczim and the Crimea. The illusion,
with respect to the Russian armies, is no
more. The French army which, IN TWO
months, 6issipats6 the third coalition, was
,ben only on the peace establishment at
me end of the three months which have
aimee elapsed, it finds itself on the war
establishment. IL had nothing to fear from
all the force of Europe, but no person
will be able to form a fourth coalition 49,
Eaoland knows full well tia, il would be
money thrown away. She rejects with
terror, that he first coalition, which lasted
FIVE wears, made Frapce mistress of Hol
land, Belgium, the Rhine, AID all the
Cisalpine country: that the second coaai
ton, which lasted two years, gave 60
France Piedmont and Switzerland that
the third, which only lasted three months,
gave her Venice, Naples, and Genoa that
lhs least she could expect from fourth,
eoali,ion would be Trieste and Fiume, and
the eternal exclusion OF the English trom
ali III: ports of Europe. Russia, recovered
hon the vain illusion by which she was
deceived, well Knows what thirty millions
\ OF people, scattered over an immense ter.
/ rilory, aud under the necessity OF Cypress.
ling ,hePersians, Turks, aud Tartars, Can do
against of 100000 Frenchmeu united on
the same platform, brave, active, and IN
telligent, and more capable OF cenquerlng
Russia than the Russians are of conquer.
ing France.
English, Russian and Sirdinisn en-.
|voys, and knot of malcontents from all
The countries in the world, had fixed on
Rome a, the centre of their machiaations~
The emperor required that they should bel
driven from thence and that sovereign,
placed IN his empire, should do nothing
contrary to the safety of the armies of Ma
pies and Italy. The first care OF an army
should always be, not TO allow itself 10 be
surrounded either by spies or those who
encourage desertion. This demand gave
use to many consis,ories, when ,hep
sons who were the objects of it did justice
to themselves, and all evacuated Rome.
The kingdom Of Naples is entirely
conquered. The French troops are at
Keggio, at Otranso, and at laramie. Ouly
small body of the Neapolitan troops
could embark aud reach Sicily. That
Island Is defended by 4 500 English. The
presence of such enemies is an additional
lnducement for the French to go there.
1aeta, an Insignificant fortress, with a
garrison OF 1900 men, is besieged.
The victory at Austerli,z has produced
as much sensation a, Constantinople as at
rafls. The exultation there was sincere
a universal The government of the
rof'e is neither ignorant nor sold. There
may at Constantinople be some traitors,
ous they are not numerous whilst, on the
contrary, the multiplied measures of Rus.
s'a foe sappiug the foundation of this vast
empire have not escaped the notice OF the
real ottomans. They are not Ignorant that
,ae protection OF France can alone be SUI
Selent tor the Porte, and that France is
M. .rS only power interested 10 protecting her.
ne vicinity of the French ia Dalmatia
r ra inspired them with the liveliest joy.
!, : nc emperor Napoleon has been acknow-
eoged emperor The Porte knows very
wen that its treaty with Russia was extort-
"a; and that it is rather treaty between
ssesPouc prince aud his vassal, than be-.
.Weea sovereign and sovereign; that 1t is
moi the French who have excited the