Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-27

NIL "a IeS uVoAtIAJ1 aS well do 4 uSsId, VIC
have no doubt that Russia Will efaploy the
most vigorous measures, both by sea and
land, 10 support Denmark; and defeat the
schemes OF Bonaparte. Indeed Russia
will certainly not ao.ndoniie king OF Swe.
d-n or the cause, while her aid can
be of service. All attempts to shut the
Sound and exclude US from tae Bais.c, VIII
prove fruitless.
s In these difficult circumstances it is
more and more evident how much we must
rely upon our own vigor and resources to
defeat the designs of The enemy, and we
are convinced that the violence ol bis hos.
tility will only excre the people of this
country to new courage and new exeitions
to maintain their cause.
. In addition to this, people at last see
the folly of the speculatious they had IN.
dulged about peace and negotiation, which
We nave uutortnIy discouraged"
The paper of the 9th adds:
- The Gazette contains a nose, stating
that the requisite communication has bseu
made 10 ne foreign ministers at this court,
by Mr.. Fox, aPprisiu3 them that ths Ems,
the Eide, the Weser and Irave have been
put 10 state OF blockade. Ehe trade Of
Hambargh, of Embaen, Lubec, and l;re-
men, and of those places carried On thro'
them from principal channsis, Is tnQs cut
off.
9 Thos has TIE violence of ffrauee ard fthe
fabteiyienct Of PtuMa exsenIed'sh the cviis ot war
20 nations and to places ,wiych ought 10 Il We
been totally exempted trou rs rsvagcs. fhe
enemY afe c!ea;Iy tic agcreao,s. Ihsy att on
The pflnsiple OF iorStag every thing 10 oe hoaNs
10 US; aid they reduce us 70 me ncceaity ct
treating as hottie that which they reader Co.
And what is The tendency @. shcic outrases To
Gu: of our trade 70 tty. III, experiment, how
fac either party eau injqre th- other, wi.hoo',
howsget, advancing the objeSis OF Legitimate
war, aaJ, at the lam. tim-, wen:only ilryoying
neutral Rates in It's calamlties. For thefe evils
France alone is reipooiible but ne and heraIlics
will fa!f.r from then. If Pruhia is mean enough
to yield to French iniaence, her own inse,eR
moG fufer; aln1f her vbole commerce mutt
ssafs her whole lk;pPlns INIT be ann,hilated.
Vsioiy does The ,hihk TO inoc'e u'e"npenIsted
incl 3yenience upon Is. BeGles her political DE-
gr4dstion and hel s"iit;cai dmgst, ih- wall ilt-
ter the mof IN pom OF comiosrcc. Ihe COM
m.tcc Of EnqIani @i!l iina channels, but s.1nce
an P;ulha VIII Only pay the deafer Tor what
thew mu.t coafipt while the latsef, Yaftsea--v
culariy, will lole slmoh al the nnsus! adyaa-
cages OF more dite6t communication. The
hlocxade OF tie Elbe, the Wiser, the Ems and
feaYs, wiil be rendered complete. and unlt!s
The preliminary tteps towards war De fetratteo,
sbs psu!lisn ports in the Baltic viii atlo be pu.
10 Rare OF blockade.
"nWe ar. anxious 10 hear What ienFation the
,,adad OF P, usiia will produce at Petersburg
The Duke OF Btunswick p ohab'y wa5!ent tEsEe
, prepare the Emp,ror Alcsanaef tor iaaS = *
~obe fweryiag' from foicmn eqGagse'snts Of
sss, Oh the c,ult Of Berlin has beengoily. lae
inpradence Of former proceedings. in regard TO
8onapasts, is terrik'y punithed 10 the present
flbfsrviency 10 his viii. Prulla ltenls now dry.
en- feos, every .fyGetn. That OF neutrality has
hong t'cea the favartte. In adheIing 70 thattgi.
ten, Che would no, declare against h,napartc lait
autumn; but.noN has Napoleon forced her from
il by compelliDg her to adopt measuTes inco1hst.
emf with ,neutkalisy, tand directly tending 70
3rfag upon hcr the uoNity "ot o','y u -
coontrs, bat Of 2oiIis- ~ thai hofhity IS not
excited, it maa be on the gFoaad thai Pfalha can
no loug.r.bc conlidsred az independent tate"
Specific appropriation. Smith admits,
that altbo,theH Mediterranean fund, up.
wards -of an annual million, had been.re'
vivea, for The declared purpose OF enabling
the government 10 carry ona war With one
of he lBarbary powers, Tunis, and whiea
consequently could only be carried on oy
N cans Of a navy, ye,-shas "CongFesa had
nos appropriated any pars1a It Tor the Pur-
pose sos navy Now as IT has been
n, aae great point by Ms, Jefferson IN, his
6,ss Message, that in the case :. OF the PAD.
lie contribution" taxes (" barriers should
&. multiplied against their dissipation by