Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-16
no sale ID consequence of,he prices, and
the imports belts note extensive u la,e.

E1tfdcs Of anottfr ieItef IRON respectable
h9use IN Liverpoolt0 thar cor,espouaen.s
in fhilaaeloh1a:
. he gioom which overspread our mar.
kes upon The 6rsr intelligence OF tbs COM
metclal aggressions ot Prussia, was III. a
great degree very unexpectedly dispersed.
by government having announced mat
ships under pappeuburgh aud Ku> phuaen
coIors may clear out for any OF I'll, por,s
IN Holland or Sweden; and is now further
dispelled by the official noihca ION, ,rat
Hamburgh, Bremen and Cideubutgn ships
may clear out for any port not ondtr ulotk.
AIDE upon. conditions ol returning To Grea
Britain within three mon hs 4 hese pr.
vlleg-s Will be Of essen.lai benehl u lac
holders of West.India produce, and our
cotton market par,akes OF this advantage
ia high degree, since i. is now clearly as
cer,ained that channels airs still left open
Tor an intercourse with the continent, and
tits to be hoped that the iuconvenienc,es
usually attendant on new arrangements viii
spec duly be surmoun,ed.
80 At first 1t was not doubted thar & sys.
tenn of compile exclusion had been torm.
ed, aud that Swedish Pome auia would DC
destined o swell the catalogue of p.under,
ed provinces, previously to its .cess!on 10
Prussia; bu' whether this boon is consider.
ed By his imperial majesty as TOO great for
his faithful protegee, or eircums aaces ere
not ye. rips enough in that quarter, II is,
nor easy.to determine
lhi''war has nolyel been actually drclsr.
cd against Prussia, it is very generally tx
pectsd, and the recent orders fforn go
vernment not TO pay any money On account
ut the frelghts OF the detained CD, goes.
shew that rtle eisputeis not We, in train
Of smics,ie adjustment; indeed what Can
he expected by negncis;ion wi'h govern,
ment which has lost its independence wi.h.
out striking blow. PussIa must now
send 10 Paris for INSTRUCTIONS. Political
topics have Usually been considered as ir
relevantin commercial sponeienc, bu,
now when the caase o. atrnos, every al e.
ratiou1n cur prices NAV be distinctly trac-
I'd TO some political event, the unfortunate
alliance OF commerce wl'h politics is be.
with sutic,en, precision, the causes which
influence our prices, if We Omitted the
welshtiest of,hem all.
In speaking Of the bill lately before con.
gress, respecting the impressmenl Of
mexican semen by British ships Of war
and which according 10 our ad,ices, ezc,t
.a...
ec Much atfrnfion ia the EiI ish M i!iistera
CIRCLES, a Preach lhtial journal coaiains
TIE following observations
We may here remark the rnergv,o of a
nation that is con -clous OF lis own dignit,.
America has no navy, compared VIII,
England she IS wsakS-yet she is resolved
TO exert her utmost effor 8 even to risk. he
perlle Of war--nay, to perish! if j, must
be, in order TO support the honor Of her
hgg, md 70 assert and maintain her rights.
With what shame must not such conduci
conound that other power, ,h,, under
the cannon Of Nelson, betrayed the cause
of nations, rent asundzr the charter Of so.
,e,eigps, and acknowledged as legitimate
the tyranny Of the English over the sea
Such are not the deeds tina, lead to glory.
Prom that moment all the weaker ate
shNe been delivered over 20 the oppression
I. ,,x ,ors of England, whose caprice
are laws to which they tnust submit
What marked difference there exists b.
tween the successo,s of Catherine and th
grra' t,m sss
:" Prussias 'he only pawer thar has 90
adhe ed TO rhese prrciPes so d.hon.
abteto sns rreigns. Denmark has defent
ed-herself IN hercapital, wh'ch was b:m
barded, an ! exposed herself toevaty :;'nt !
Of danger, but She was allengrh compete,
10 yisld 10 the infuenee.of her nrighbou'- I
It now belongs4ito America, TO false. ne
voitri and loudly 10 reclaim tie rish 81