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

rrfsV OF his otdtcss Hff
.bs soIe object of the coalition which sons
!. so sangulne as to speak OF. 1t me ag-
~.,od;zemrnr of France and ITS d~ePenden.
rs were not equally to be deprecated
s.om whatever quarter It may be made,
~ should mold it to be a satisfaction which
=, independents powers OF Europe owe to
.h-useIyes 10 look 10 silence on any OPP
a,.ss,on or spolia;ion Prussia may suffer
i,om the power which her dastardly
conduct 10 the late war placed in a slsna-
,on 10 trample upon her. Il, however,
~. exer,ions which the cabinet of Berlin Is
q, last compelled to make, afford 3 pros,
meet Of the deliverance of Europe, il would
be pel.lic 10 support them frem Whatever
motives they may proceed. Bu. what are
,bs present prospects from a new coailaon?
abfse Prussian armies, amounting ailoge-
,brr 10 100, 900 men. arc ASS mblec IN Sax
0,v Franconia, and Wessphalia. A corps
rrser.e of $4,000 is 20 be termed a,
Cos,,;u on the Oder, 40 miles beyond Her-
In. Il is said, a strong Russian force will
lorm an encampmeny In Silssla, aud that
o,her bodies of Russians are .t hand Ia
Poland. But all This is very far from a
new coalition. Austria is said 10 have
,,sde astonishing efforts towards restoring
her shattered armies, aud retrieving the
c~roeral calamuies of the late war. But
she seems 10 have 30 notion of committing
her halt recruited strength 10 the hazard
Of aunih,lasioo, by engaging In a new co.
aliiion.
1.-The king of Prussia consents TO restore
Hanover TO its lawful sovereign. 1t Is pro
baby ii consequence Of the pressure Of ahe
claims Of Boaspar,e upon him, and the un.
cessiug exertons of cur most faithful and
Honorable ally The king OF SweGen. This
RESTITUTION is, OF course, satioIent 70 induce
cessation Of the hostile measures adopted
BY us with respec, to Psossia. Butt does
rot follow that We viii be ready 10 grant
subsidies which she sipg Of Prussia may
rocket, or 10 form coalitions which he NAV
desert and betray as soon az an opportunity
offers Of making peace viii France, and
Participating with that power 10 the plan.
der Of lis neighhors. irHiii probably turn
out. thar the difF.rencAs b@tween France
and Prussia are of aere private aa;ure,
touching the i%a,Ssess q she two states, aud
that they Will Be abuse wishoui an sppcs.
TO ARDS, or at leas, si,hout much blood.
shed. lis Eke;Y tn: France is avtfse 10
The form.tiou of he aorthero c~oafederacy,
and that schemes Sf ,he Prussiao cabinet
hs led TO the existing differences, as well
a. The demands Of cessions. If a new CO.
ALTON is formed, aud q general wat on the
pqlns OF commencing those engaged IN il
ae entisied al least 10 ;he praise Of irnDe.
Gtrable secrecy and reserve for ther { has
no. been, tlt ms rnoren,. any appearance
Of concert, Doi is there ever now any pre
+ ~paration which weuid lead the French go.
ernment 10 believe lha, such a desigr is in
citation.
Il is ssa.edia the most recent cccnnts
loaf Palm, the bookseller of Nuremberp
those murder We noticed 10 our last. was
aaered has pardon on condition of giving up
The au,hor OF the obnoxious publ CATION
nushs bsavelY disdained 10 save himself by
oe'faylpg the trust repossd ia him g! His
bs has excl'ed a sensation in Germany
X$oieh proves tha, count'y to be yet sensible
W'ne emotions that ought TO be excited in
very tree and generous pa,ion by SO foula
pea. We are fejoiced to End hat the ter.
% OF French violence has no. such inHu.
1cs as TO prevent the strongest expressions
v these emouoas. a subscription ha.
SSn SCI on foot for the relief OF the fami.
81 Palm, aud there was every appearance
nat a Sufficient sum would b. collected 10
nord a comfortable provision for those
saom the murder of this illustrions victim
Fa LETT destitute. We this example
! the friends of freedom in Germany will
followed, in this country, with an ardor
aeuiated to shew how we are capable of
Hma'ing the generous devotion of so no..
a martyr 10 the great cause of which we
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