Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-24

TIE EsagacSy S,aanisa association, Blow'ts
N c6,ssaSaey, and Ge;term lsllra'al's 1sr1as.
d;iias.
e ~ TSoNTINUED.
on q In The rrecesstag numbers, variety OF
her ~ ~ haze ,s:ss ad1uced, 10 sa5ssanti-
40 arg ,s,e rs.S.racc of al ASSOCIATION formed
these site az Nenyacky 20 the Interest OF
.'oI, spsalAh goyeranens bstors we pro-
s,r,i.er ID sn5s .fpportant investigation
Wysr i. cossearfsng causes render i nsces.
IsaaIS ,s.4s we beieily saesch ihe outlines OF
xhe Sian ~ ss-sehs in agitation 70 stisct inc
ess,a.,o, s5E Inc ua:oG. Hut 10 reader
l'lH scEe-ns oloye intelligens, II "a proper
rnas ws.rei.ss rae various changes anti mo-
d,aca.ions which haze haPpensd IN the
y,6s.a 81 Ire COO spirators, from iae year
Z ,zaa aAeo ;!.es conferences between Wal.
l;Ssnn and iSlozzo, 2n1 John Brovn vi, h
Daa Gasdoq0er zoos piaes uati! nc Pssssn'
\ DAY. ..u
s Tie Uni,el States have, and always WI
! be. 50 long IS Eu1opean intrigue exists,
aud gold inilrnees IBIS msad OF Tao' ~
some tleer5e affected By tie views and ia.
8 lsnts of The different foreign MINISTERS VINO
z reside among Us. Previous 70 tie French
reyolui ION these Diplomatic spies cosnPos'
! ed a ,yiumyirate, net indeed acting 10 Csc"
cert; but pulling the goSsrsmeas OF me
!, union towards their respective courts, VITA
the gatioos energy ofaneir respective pow
! ers Snce, however, the resnafsaole sra
Of 1873, The Diplomatic orders OF theloN
,ssrr 81, loaees TO issue from the secret
colaci. of his Cashcic majesty, bat from
tbs corrupted hearts Of Robespierre and
TaIleysane, 70 aid the tricks OF citizens
Ternaos, Genet, Fauthet, Adet, and Mon.
. sieur Pich1n and 4Crreau, opposed TO the
iatrlgoes If sir John selnpie, ham inona,
! Lisson, Thornton, ae4l the weak and Ike
81 less Merry.
a short review, therefore, Of TIE designs Of
q these f5rsi51 actors, anu theE iea'in8 as8ocl-
atgssn A.ner;ca, VIII enable US with much more
fzlsiity IS lyy before orr readers the principal
CHANGES which have occurred 10 our view OF the
= Kentucky Spanish Association.
y The formation o9 the federal constitution,
haDpeninq, at the same period as the French re-
yoiution gave the ltst mortal stab to the nego-
81 citation Of Wilkinson and Brown. Soon after.
NJ th;s citizen Ternant commenced his system OF
y financial intrigue but being conceived too
GREAT a friend 10 monarchy, be was sappianted
by the .clarnerous Genet. The operations o.
tins ge,stlsqsa on his arrival IN the United States
areso notorious as orequire no repetition here.
Another specializing revofutionist haaa howe~
YER landed III America some years before the
French revolution, VIZ. Albert Caliatin, the
Ir55ent secretary of the treasury, Tossed a.
bout from his infancy in the cradle OF political
conInotion, at Geneva, he. at length soughtthe
woods of America In company with Mr.. oagaiy
of Kentucky, to acquire that wealth and tame,
whichathe small territory Of his native state de-
MED to him. Having for some time alter his
arrival taught as an assistant III some OF the nor
them COLLEGES, he. removed to Virginia, and at
Richmond became acquainted with Henry
Banks, esq. a gentleman CT literary talents,
and then engaged In a considerable land plr-
chase. Mr., Banks employed him asa survey
or In the bacS parts of Virginia, and In this
capacity he acquired landed property to great
extent. He afterwards retired to the back
counties ofPennsylyania, where he dissent
mated those principles which there originated
the idea OF a separation of the states This
scbetae was fostered and encouraged by Genet,
transmitted to Kentucky, and adopted by many
of the members OF the Kentucky associations
in lieu of the alliance with Spain Wilkinson
and three on. f0,sr Of his friends excepted. &C.
net at New York, contracted an intimacy with
col. Burr, which soon, however, was broken
S off by the conne<ion that he formed with the
Clinton family, who were always uniformly OPP
posed to Burr; and it is even suspected that
the REGAL of Genet was IN some measure occa-
stoned by the communication made by Burr to
some of his correspondents IN Paris The
plan of Genet was to revolutionize Louisiana
and the FloridAs, and to unite them with Ken