Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-27

rison that would DOT be unjust s we will So,
nothing about her, not only because sac
has some great qualities, but also because
she is so near us, and holds the shunder II
her hands" True enough, [ think e.
ven near i, roll; let US get away as fas: as
may be! We have. however, admired
many exceptions: if we go on at this rare
we shall have no scope at all forour abuse
g. Never fear: We have done with ths ex.
cepticns. therefore let us begin--Lonls the
Fifteenth Is he not Sardanabalus waIlaw.
ing ia the mire, insensible to shame? "--
!" You apparently make your portrait con.
sisE of but a single feature" . shall
scarcely do more for his old cousin the
king of Spaiu, who, however, does nosre.
senble him in the least. Charles, being
king Of Naples, had been obliged TO sign a
treaty Of neutrality at sie beginning of the
seven years war, and this On the requisiiion
of an Eagisil commodore, who presented
himself before Naples with only four men
OF war, had ;h= iasolence TO deelsre he
would lombard The rown, if bis demands
were not complied with in the course Of
TWO hours. The king was never able, nor
even after being seated Oh The throne Of
Spain, TO forget she aarons, aud the mole
easily to ob.aia rsvenge, a, :eas: in appear
auce, he took it into his head 10 conaider
the English as nation Of cats. and Of
course ali cars as Sc macy English. I'll.
consequence Of this is. that Z gree, na.,.
Der ere on mos, days brought into hiscourt
yard af:er dinner, which he kills irom she
window Of his apartment; by which meaos
Madrid Ia threatened With the daage. Of
Icing !cfs W t'iout ca. in all shc klngdcfn.
re, or he oih1er hand, procures himself
The gFatificatlop Of saying, Ihave his d!y
killed 50 mary English" s ] can easily
pardon his luminosity in the king ii Is
well founded. Asio his n1ode o! revenge,
1t presents an al!e gory that is sotii1;eu,lv
empharical, and which satisfies him ill be
Gao do batter he is a, les5t sincere. In 0.
'her fespec's il is acknowl dyed that he has
enriched Spain with msny usefhi establish
menls, ana thaI the county is more indeb,.
cd 10 him han TO his predscessos p sand
my dear uncie. he kieg Of sHf;eD (consogt
- queen Uirica) who $ truly ~or,hy &
kind hear'ed man, who desires only 10 do
good, bgt being destitute Of blth aetisity
and energy, does 10 reality no fnore good
shan harm - "Ah! Yocr higaness hs.
named 3 truly good kirgn' 8 AID my dear
eocie, the king Of D.nnaarl: Gather to The
present. king whe is al dey io1g SO tairs'y
that be has 80 iinne for any occupation. but
that of drlak;ng" There are greater
faults than his provided be ct;uks 70 the
health ol bis sub;ec's." and ~ cousia,
The king 81 England, who has his sPetches
10 p1r!ameai composed for hial. IN terms
The II est conclse that car be framed WHO
has hen repeated 30 him 70. q whole week
loge hrr, then causes theui 10 be written IL
la sc characters in his hai; VINO mas Z
pgomptrf beh'nd hin when he Is to speak
them; aud vino, after all his aSsis apce, is
enable 70 dclitsr ttesn a. Lass" e II IS mi
uis,e,s must ihen be well satisfied, Sc"
After pursuing thls cri,icai examinatioa
o1uch further shan have described, he
atopped suddenly as ve were pacing the
roou, and taking ms by he arm, he said,
g I Oh I!us., SIT, needs contess. that II
Goo has anything TO do with human affairs
he must care BAT li,t!e for our interests,
since he appoints such naen as these 10 be
our governors -
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