Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-23

int NsS Sea's >, ,,,bicb account
beoble and of liberty $ on "nlen a' = - :
e.. had not only originally opposed IN We
senate, such appointment, Out hao ac,ua',y
n.oyrd for the recall Of this parllsah OF roy
.,l,v TO be succeeded by himself, VINO was
a true hng.hater. 40
HfIer a runber of fourishes, ID the
course Of his work, about the despoiiSsh o.
kings. their iusincerigy, their consP'tac s",
soaaInst lberty, &c, &c. IN giving the cesais
Of an interview with De La Crolx, IN q
letter to the secretary OF state, he says lP
312l-ts | represented to him, that as We
had never conhded in the friendship q a.
nv power, but in that OF France, so was
eaasfed they had 30 real friends excep'
America thai republics cou!@ '1e0er cant
ut0n the trieaashp efmonorcl'es y my
did counlupon it, they zsould be arrays de-
ceiOed; peace there nigh! be, ba' pease
and Friendship did no, always mean inc
same ding" How often and 10 how many
sovereigns, since this interesting deciarau-
on TO La Croixs has this Proteus.iike En-
voy been obliged publicly 10 otter ssnu-
ments 10 direct opposition to IT First 10
emperor Bonapafte, next TO his most Ca.
thohc nsies,y, and lastly 70 the monarch CT
the Uai,td Imperial k,ngdom TO all these
lpotensates, in their turp, has our King IA,
ter made solemn protestsilons OF the stu
cere friendship Of the United States, aud
G. AVID reeiprocation OF theirs; to all d
them has he gIgen the waFnest sssufauecs
thaG the repsbl!c Of America did count up
OF ;heir ruyal friendship, s-G ihs' saes
hlight couni upon the sincerity ot Hes $, u"
return. l; is uue, thar be has abundan'F
received shai kind OF apceur, ~hIch 81 won
der!pily facilitates 70 certain p'oif Sslnnas
rcni,e51eo he assertion os int ioaday,
which ,i3ey cont:~dicsed Yesferday a g. O
fat fec II 5000 dollars a eac7 ccuFt, "a be
shape # All ouift Without II $ s.idaius,
the spirits of GU, ktng-p-'is8 eIvct tnuat
have sunk under he rlsA. kuHe i.aa III
severe trial TO go s3y1gEk @'rh i"r. o.
der Ibis new wbig a5m'-l.sra ION, hr vIil
be Instructed 10 renew these psj;cs.a'lors
Of sincere ffigEdsf,jp 10 kirg GerFee sTcel
presidtn; ! hoolas, wi,ti sntreaseG 9foor !;
and liza dispatches, il cooigd:-sioa to .hose
of 1896, VIII announce 10 the Go@c people
81 these Uated SAFES tie vi, able, sincere
md rrrma1en; frinjship Of good king
George. oa which they may with pesiect
con6dc uce rely.
We hope, however, that Fez's adu.i,
nisualon may oo e9P'n ? sE0at.a the letters
we nave qi1efresty Of &mlty with ons enc
fiss published 10 the whole world b;s us,ai
'ershle haired Of kings; his conviction tia,
no friendship with thsu is ever 10 be ca.
pecteds and that aay apparently ami bic
arfangc ueat must be deusiye and ten,Do-
fsFys Monroe would, with bad grace
indeed. speak TO the BRITISH minister OF
mdta ! friendship, with these letters ga,
ing him III the face. and rha, niuis,c~
would be yell justified 10 considering h.
appointment OF an envoy from he Unite4
oiaIss; with similar sentiments, So in.ol,
TO his sovereign. and his professions OF
friendship hollow, enssa.ine and jesQiti.
cal
An inspection Of Monroe. Book has
certainly had one good efect, for il has
displayed much evidence Of she presidents
consistency of conduc; in his dipl3rsa,ic
appod'nsnts ; Monroe was instructed by
Washington. as it th.'e appears o. ).
!" % ns;saup,n co.mpeusa.ioc fox the can.
lures aud sPola:op Of DOR properly end
'2JhrEes to The persoca of our ci,izeos,n
AID was recalled BY Washinesoo because
nc nold the 3iaipma:lc copn,; tee %. $751;
8 fhat fr@7ee led 8Giaed credit tp her late
8sl'@ttet ta79ards as lor wi !!ss Ensiaad had
sets@d ~: vessels ADD h4srassed our trade.
Sae lsraHce} nad pursued AZ opposite and
mere @'HSna'!ta'oAs i5eHcg, and which bad
produced and would conunue tc produce
eoofres"ande1t feet, by INCREASING our re.
sentmea Ggt7E'sSt england aid ojfughacat