Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-16

carefully Inspecting the smallest details
occupied equally with the good Of his PEG
pie, as with that of his soldiers; seeing
all, knowing all. resembling that invisible
sbirit that governs the 7vorld, and who is
only seen in his power and benevolenee
Peace was concluded before, in many parts
Of France, it was scarcely known that the
war had begun; war act SO long as your
annual session, and tbs consequences OF
which must embrace future ages, Europe,
and the other parts of the world. Turn,
widow, after the loss of its kings, is
comforted by splendid promise. "A bro.
Their of the emperor will govern this 6ns
country, and his known character is a qua.
rantee OF the happiness which he will con.
Ter upon it. He will reside at Turin. An
amiab!e aud brilliant court will amply In
demnify that city for what ii has Loaf. Its
magnificent palace vii. become the RESI-.
dence OF goodoess and the graees. Fer.
msrly melancholy fortress, surrounded
with enenaics; now it is open to Franse
and Italy, Of which intercourse it appears
TO be the ceasral point; it will in future
be surrounded only by friendly nations and
commerce, and the arts will speedily SET
tie there, and difuse their benefits"
OF Italy il says, s. Italy has changed It's
face, and the ancient kingdom of the Lom.
bards is restored a.the voice of Napoleon.
Italy, rsposng under the shade of the NOS.
archy, from It's long commissions, has NO
longer any cause to envy France. The
same breath animates it; the same power
protects II; The same spirit formed its new
institutions, accommodating them to its
situation aad its manners. Milan has sa.
luted, in the name of Its king, him whom
il had called Its deiverer. Man,ua reeriv.
ed with transports him who was under its
walls, the vanqaishsr Of FIVE armies, sent
to defend it. Italy is proud of receiving
laws from new Charlemagae, and fauciss
thar she sees sprlnging up with her ancien,
glory, all the prosperity which her climate
and her soil entitis her 10. Displaying a
new character, she hopes to proye, sha. her
long weakness was the vice of her institu.i.
ons, and nor The fault of its inhabitants.
If courage and genias have made war, &C.
nero.iy and moderation have soueluded
peace; sovereign unfortunate 10 ,5has
recovered, BY peace, great portion OF h's
dominioas his losses are nothing In com
parison 10 the risk which was incurred by
the monarchy OF which he Is the chief
rriucr5, cur allies. have had thelr power
extended, and their titles snnobled. The
bounty of the emperor has surrounded
France with Internationally to her govern.
msnt. Italy, the noble daughter OF France
and who promises to bs worthy OF her pa.
rent, has reapsd the fruits Of the war;
Blu, her power is our own her opulence
adds TO our prosperity; our enemies are
driven from her shores, and they can no
longer have commercial relations with her
Thls rich soil is snatchea from their avid.
sy. Italy Is a conquest obtained over Eng.
land. She is united TO Germany by the
two fold bond OF proximity and irisnship !;
and by that alliance. which her prince has
contracted with the daughter Of obe of the
NEST powerful sovereigns Of the Germanic
empire. tranquility is now assured to the
peaceful inhabitants of the mountains Of
the }Tyrol. ~Commerce will enrich its dc.
serted valIies; conquest vii! prove bless
ing"
The Expose next proceeds to describe
the various improvements 10 the in.
tcrior administrator, and the immense
national works which are in contemplation /;
aud rheR says; :" Bar here, and ii is nsces-
ny to declare it boldly 70 the nation, shatits
safety requires tina, a numerous army
should be kept GA foos; sshat& should
be constructed, and sea,nsn raised 20 pro.
secs our commerce, oar colonies, and our
rights. fThese.circums,ances require pro.
duc,ive finances. "a e-,
Ths emperor thinks 100000 will be
necessary in time of war, and upwards OF
600 during peace: as the fate OF a COUNTRY