Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-10

| fyiag trade II Ameft ca, 1"ss sj.euhgve
mas nozv 1nser consideration. sei'e'o1'o, Z,
was talera5h, notorious. II 1pas not'..,s'ss :,
Ees,ed uakas1au to any our, 1Oao heara !.
that rebressateton respecting - A'9 osl 90
maae t0his g4atesty's government, ~ s1s
bar. at the United States. ms frp'sss as
ation. zvas uu4ey discussion, and evefy He'eS
saru Information woula be sought t0r.
Bai MT, Ao7uever, from any Papers 10 Oe
ibid on the table of the house--n0f tr0m any
| document eflhe natureaf,tlaf n'oosa t0r ~
ifhe honorable gentleman,F BIT By aepAea'i01l
10 all those zvho zurre most .aHma'es y ~
ouain,ed Nth lhe subect al issue INNS :.
le,s zooul1 look fer knOuuledge 70 etia fasif
judgement through The paper caa'ae's' W.
pr,nse,. .f er few words of explanation,
withdrew his motion.
The circumstances oftwo American yea
sells laden with colonial produce, when
had been detained at Plymouth, having
been liberated during the last week. ana
allowed 10 sail for Bordeaux and 'Rocne-
fort has gwen rise to report that all ue'
,a;ned American vessels have been restor.i
ed, and thar the power asserted ny n mef', :,
ca of covering by her flag the commerce OF
the enemy. had been conceded ~ OCT 60.
yernn.eat. Ne have the pleasure 10 con-,
,rad;ct,he Yumour; and although we are
uein!lrred of the determination OF minis.
iers on lhs subject, we must GO mem inc
Justice 10 believe, that they never VIII con
sent 10 a principle, which, 10 rs operations,
would deprive this coaary OF every asvan !,
tacewhlch results to her from heT naval So
pesiorhy. All kinds OF coionia! pTooaee
are row sold iD-Eranoe- cheap as 10 Pc
Rod of peace; nap, HE Bordeaux market
vas a ss,oo,h since glu,5ed with sugars and
coffee, puuredin from Martinique, 81. Do,
a,Bgc, &c. by American bottoms. 1t IS
i1 her commerce alone that ffa'ire IS Wi
.nerable 70 US il this is secured to her, she
mast despise our hostility, and will be ma
turallv inclined to perpetuate awar in Which
she has much to gain, without beng ex
posseds 60 loss; while we continue subject
so great risk ane immense expense, with.
on. sny.countervailng advantage.
IRISH -AFFALRS.
The Courier, of the Sd March, 10 no,
.cicing the new administration ct England,
observes. "Mr. + a2 found II necessary ON
The 18th uk. 20 declare in parliament, a.
gaiu., the repeal of,he Union with ireland,
saving, measures might be bad at hrs', but
when once they had been carried into ct.
feet, TO repeal them might be worse than
TO le, them continue. trhis reasoning will
enable Mr.. Fox TO abandon all his opposi.
ton doctrines, and we are happy 10 see
Mr.. Fox have recourse to it, as it gives
assurance that he will not be the dangerous
man in power it was spprehended, that he
will no, advocate ,hs plans OF Slr Francis
Rurdrtt, or promote the designs 0! the
corresponding society. But ,tis reason.
ing has not wholly removed the effects OF
bis original imprudent declaration, The
meetings in Dublin have iodred resolved
rot to press the repeal of the Uoion i'm.
razd,asely; but they have appointed a
permanent committee 10 Eain,sln cor
respon6ence throughout LTelaod with
those who desire The repeal. MIR. Fox:
rash Language has given birth to an ssa.
blshmept of corresponding societies., tht
evil, of which may one day be severely
felt. Lle seems folly aware OF the mischief.
he has cone, aud has made : second "a !
els.a,ion in parliament to countelset 1t. iu
the debate on India fairs on Tuesday.
she agreed we were not nov to revert TO.
original ,SeoriSsi bus when we we're exs :.
mining the causes Of important events.
which were extremely complicated in ,heii.
nature, i, was somewhat difficult to do St.
without, in some measure, adverting to.
such original theories. He, however, dlt.%,
not III. an 70 say that any alteration oug l.;a :
presen, to take place in the general system;
Of luoian government as now bylaw estsb i.
| lshed. Hs had occasion TO state, a, a for,
ner time, that tkefe was a wide S,Herence