Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-07

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PARISIANs REVIEW OF POLITICS.
By BARREgE.
! - The Peace CT presburgR was the result
of evrnss 100 unexpected for the cabinets
OF Europe 10 be able To appreciate ifnmedl.
areIy the isaasueei ii would have Upon thsiT
future cau5acs. Six norris have scarcely
elapsed since il was signed, and the osten-
STOLE measures Of tar different courts ena-
bic the observer ALREADY tojudss OF the ei-
fects Of that reasy.
The House of Austria, whose policy ne.
yer washers bat when it is iafueaesd BY
.hat of ether cabinets, renounees war, and
is employed only 10 repairing the inJuries
il has done her. The troubles OF Servla,
the; rsgSnerasion OF the Oaonan Empire,
the weakness of hsr army, the ruin OF her
credit, aud the sdesolanon Of her provinces
such ato she seb;eets of her solicitude
far frolD desiring aew contests, sac blesses
peace, gnich permits hsr toEepair the evils
thsy hive caused ecr.
Eruesis, agggaadised az the exPence OF
Engiand, has 40 longer any thing to fear
froaarae iaslnuasions Of the cabinet of ST..
lanes. George has launched his ihun-
GERS against William, who fears them less
perhaps, than hrs friendship Some ships
lost. some men made prisoners, and some
SESSIONS 10 France. arc the price OF a pro.
vince rich 10 extent, population, and rrc-
duee, and whose value is doubled by its To-
cal situation. This acquisition. which
draws line of eternal separation between
the courts Of Londen and Prussia, unises
for sser the court Of Berlin 70 the Interests
Of The couf, of France A war OF negocIa.
tion With Sweden, Of Misunderstanding
with Russia, and the new arrangements OF
Germany oecopv Prussia al presens---her
wise aed moderate conduct proves the de-
sire she has 10 preserve peace. e
Russia, 100 feeble in population to ex.
pecs success ia Elrops and Asia a, thu
same time, has adopted ths policy which
her interest aud her glory required. 1T
The very moment in wnIeh her peace with
France ensures the repose Of the West,
solemn embassy unites the court OF Pc.
te-sburgh wish the court OF pesin; ships
fro4l K2mschatka explore the seas OF ia.
pan, and lay the foundation OF commerce
which will eivilize the North Policy does
not alone eoaribute TO the prosperity Of
Rassia--hsr armies have passed the eau.
casus spread over the pla;e5 CT Persia, &
are already under the walls OF Ispahan
treaties viii unite the Gear to the Shah,
and from that momeat the trade OF India,
lost 10 England. viii abandoa the vast o.
,cean. and return to the seas aud rivers that
flow into il. That day will deprive Great
Britain of her riches aud her resources
for loans thas day will turn against her
the treasures she employs TO agitase Eu-
rope and the arms upon which shS relies
for the defense of hsr territory.
Turkey, weakened by her extent. and
by her manners. by .ae mixture of two
nations, land the wavsring policy of the Di
van, was en- the point of disappearing from
the map Of Europe, when the treaty Of
presbutg, by giving her frontiers in com
mon with the kingdom of Italy, has re-
generated the empire of the Cross: Nci-
Their the influence of Russia, nor that OF
England being able TO turn Sultan Selim
from his real interests and from his anci-
ent ally. Ambassadors are arrived TO bring
the pledge of peaceit is TO Turkey
the pledgs of happiness. This intimate
union of France and the Porte changes
the direction of the, commerce of the Lee
want aud tac Mediterranean; soon too the
fleets froE, Toulon, Venice, Ragusa, the
ports and isles of the Ionian sea, and the
coasts of Basbary, will drive the English
from sea where Malta or Gibraltar will
only serve them as refuge.
The king of Sweden, plugged into
war, which folly, not glory, induces him
l.