Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-28
(EyENING.l

nocnced yesterday DfouGnt TdI3S papers
to FRIDAY last inclusive.
Bonaparte and Tal!cyrand, as we stated
yesterday, have actually left Paris: The
. former set OFF last Wednesday night from,
ST. Cloud with Madame Bonapare, who,
we suppose. accompanies him only part CT
the way The Menileur adds. that he IS
supposed TO be gone to Mentz. 'Falley-
rand left Paris on Friday 30 join his mas.
ter. Before his departure, BonaqsFte
made some communications 10 the con-
servatiye senate, and though the Monitear
takes no notice Of them, che Ct the other
papers Informs US, thar thew consisted Of
a letter 10 the prince primate OF the coD!e.
deraiioA OF he Rhine, letter to the kiag
Of Bavaria 10 which he announces tha' he
still hopes 10 preserve peace with Prussia i;
bus n case thar power Should not give >
prompt and categorical answer, he is ready
TO enser Germany q, the mead Of 500 eco
raen.
l. is evident that Bonapagie has 10 hopes
Of preserving peace with Prussia. ksad
40. ali hopes been at aA end bad uoi u.s.
sis assumed 20 attitude. and adop'ed Ian
guage, which rendered the preservation Of
?, ace inpossibls. Bopapagte won!d NOT
hagc. lcts Paris. lie has lef; Paris 20 take
he command Of the army /; Tai.eygand is
gene as5cr iiin. For the purpose 30 doubt
OF Inspiring The peo2s with belief tia;
v!ct9ty 10 ccrian, and lhas allcy rard vii
De enabled % negotiate a peace as haai,
llailoS 70 Prussia, as she pe&ce c! Pres.
bug was 10 Austria.
I'll tte troops thar were eac4E1ppG at
lMeudon have Irf. Paris, togethsr With
par: oE he garrison Soms Of the coD-
SCRIPTS have even marched 60 ic,n shc ar
aies. !: Is probable soat Bonapar;e vii
proceed from Aiertz 10 Frankfo5t, where
he prioclpal corps Of lhe grand army Is
stasioasd
@! the differences tnal have occas;ooea
his hostile slate of sTa,Is between Pgus-
sia aud Fra &C. the 8!6Eiisur takes no
notice. Il co',tlaes itseif 10 the Insertion
II iabIica;ed leaers from Cassel & Dres-
den, teadiag to iacu!cate belief thar the
clecio5s Q! Hesse aaoI Saxrny are averee
"a any Junction or &C cpeyaton With Ptus
sia, AID iba the eiector CT tiessc had re
fused 10 rs;isy treaty concluded by lis
miu!sler with Prassla. Lui THESE asscr.
tiC0s so contrary 10 viva; l. .2own 10 be
she iact, deceive no one, ano rs have
often been surprised ,h2: ministers should
wish to give cogrency &c these tabricasioas
though the nEoniienr however IS silent
wiga respect 10 ,ht differences witl, p,als.-
sia, the L gus has baen ordered 10 masks q
furious attack againsl her, aud endsavofed
70 impress q bsi!e! thar she cannot be
;Tus I'd either by Gfea; BRIAN, Austria,
OF Russia. 's'nc only NOTICE we tl,i,ik i,
necessary TO take q this article III the
Argus is 10 say 'hat il eouf,gms what we
nave luyariab sad, and Wnatihe !ate op
position would no, admit, ,!aI Fruasj2 h&d
promised TO take part il Nc lake coalition.
But from these ca! nm es n! 81 ics-
gions, lel Us pass 20 considerations Of more
Importance and take a view Of the real
stare Of Affairs And here we must con-
graduate our readers upon the tone and
language whch ministers have adapted in
speaking Of The preparations Of Prussia.
they admit that she enters the field with
geeai advan,sgts. They dwell with plea
sure opon he extent of her power ihe
excellence Of her spir;:, and The vigor and
ssacrity Of her preparations. They do pot
seem to despair of another at,egnpt against
France, though Prussia commences the
war alooe. We are The more surprised
and pleased zs this language because we
cannot but recollect the n.snner in which
they ridiculed the attenps TO resist the
power of Boaaparte made by Austria and
Russia, and the epi'hcts OF frantic and
foolish which they attached TO the lest
contederacy.
Saxony and Hesse have made common
cause ~i,h prnesia and Ropaoo,te baa r,o