Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-13
Foreign Intelligence.
LONDON, Nov. II.
STATE PAPER.

Transmitted 1y the b0ron.Oe H0tuc""e'E -
NJ Dnyoc 81 Ms-L0foyet.
{. The king has com maneed a'e to COM
:, ,,;cate VIVA, foilows<to his excellency
,aar.bal Daroe and NJ. Laforet, envoy ex
traordinary and minister plen'Po.ent'ary CT
his MAJESTY. ,heeemperor OF the hrencn.
His majesty is uncertain whether nc
ouch, TO be more surprised at the outrages
which the Freneh armies have taken the IL
.brrty Of committing in his provinces or at
The extraorainaru arguments by which its
attempted at this day tojus,liy thenl.---
Prussia had declared her neutrality; but
adhering TO the last to her prior engage
men,s ali, the advantages of which hence
forth would be in favor OF France, she
m ,de sacrifices TO them, which aigh.'have
endangered her dearest interests. ms IN
variable int gritty, this connection, which,
wi,bou. being in The !eas. degree expensive.
TO France produced to her an invaluable
degree Of security on many essential points;
how has it been repaid Justly jealous OF
tina, consideration which Is no .less due to
his power than to his quality, the king has
read with sensations, which he has N vain
endeayored to suppress the ;ps:iheatofy d's'
patch commnnicatedby the French amoas-
/ sador to his cabinet. A justification Is al
tempted upon the practice OF the last wars,
and the similarity of circumstances as II
the exceptions which were then admitted
had not been founded upon positive acts,
which have since been aunulled by the
peace as If the emperor even took
those acts into his consideration, when .he
took possession Of the country OF Hanover,
of a country thas-had been so long placed
under the protection of Prussia! but igno-
rance of our intentions is placed as It the
Intention did not exist IN the nature OF lhe
transaction, as long as theFcontrary Is not
stipulated as i! the solemn protes,ations'of
the authorities OF the province, aud Of the
minister Of his majesty, to his hlghness
the elector CT Bavaria, had not sufficiently
made known what was by no means nsces-
sary,; and that-I myself with the map, III
my hand, in the conferences which held
with their exceilencies M. Duroc, and M.
D.laforet, had bot declared that no troops,
wha,ev-r should not pass through The mar.
gratives, pointing out 20 them at the same
time, the route OF communication that Ba.
saria had stipulated for herself, as the on
ly onein which the Rarch of the troops was
no, likely 10 NEE, with any obstruction 1t
has been said, that in matters or such i'm
portance,a positive explanation should take
place, as if that were duty ncumbent on
the power which, epo.sd ,iacoi sdenceon the
faith OF principle, and not upon that
which intended to subsert it. In short,
prctext is made Of facts which have never
had any other foundation than il false re-
ports; and in imPutipg Outrage sto.he Aus
trians, which they have never committed,
the observation OF his majesty is, only d.
rected to the contrast which their conduct,
offers thar Of The Frencli q: mics.
Th. king could have drawn n, nthe cHnlfai,
concInhons more uufA1orable rcfpetiing she irtcn.
tons OF the emperor. Hewitt ccntse hlnicif 10
the lca> 0ion, that his Imperial ma ;4iiy had at
leaf his reaions for conf e,ing The podslye en-.
gagements which exia~d between bin, ard Pruaia,
as OF no IMP >risnSc IN his eyes, unGtI TIC pre-
feat eiren:nitances and thit he himitlf was con-
fcquehtiy on the point OF sacrs,ing every ttAns
70 a1heIe tohis engagements. He conf:iers him
fslf at this day ab(olved from all Obligations an
teeedsnt o,lhe prclrnt time. Thus seao.ed to
thar hstc of ,hiags, in which he hss.no Other du.
~ than thai ct hisown i.iety and The maxims of
common jafice, tc king w4A not the lefs eyince
that he Is always animated blythe FINE p.inci.
pies. To Zee EUROPE participate in ft2ce, il
which he afpjres to uautan his own iu!jjeets, is
his only win; to contribute by all the tscans in
his . wrr, TO re-eaabiih it. upon a ioild BATS,
and to apply to tniswork his set We mediation and
his nnremttirg erdesvouis, lhali be his chief du-
T.. But impedcd on every fde in ,hefr his no.
BILE intentions, the king can no longer entruf TO
other bands than bis own the care OF providence
for the lafety of his people. Without obligations
for the future, and ALTO without aRurances, he
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