Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-12-05

A. DISTINCT EXPIRE IN the A~WeSteIn
Country that he was raising FORCES
and purchasing up the necessary proyi-
sions; and stores foFthat purpose.
- = The said Joseph II. Daviess, esq.
accordingly moved. the court, that the
said Aaron Burr, esq. should be arres-
ted and compelled 10 find security for his
appearance, and that ! writ should be
issued for compelling the attendance of
wisnesses--and = stop be Pu. % ell fur
Their proceedings Of Aaron Burr ! !"
d The Judge took time 70 consider, Be.
Il was reported that Col. Burr was in
Lexington az the time the motion was
made, and thar he had notice Of the
transaction three hours alter i ,ranspired.
a. = ~ ssAsassssassesss u :
4 Glance at tae passing eotass If the
times. {
In India, the arts and arms Of Britain,
have completely secured the triumph Of
It's jurisdiction over the principal part Of
the maritime and wealthy dissriets ofthat
extensive empire. In prosecuting the late
war 10 that quarter, the British East In.
dia company, who, in sharing the plum.
der and conquest which have resulted
from every contest with the natives, have
likewise been obliged TO share in tine i'm.
Inense expenses Attending them, arenew
In state Of great preuniary smbarrass-
u.ent. While these sacrifices were ne
esssary 10 secure the future and perma-
nent advantages Of their conauests they
have operated lavotablv to the commerce
Of this country not only in its direct
trade to the East indies, butthe purchase
Of Asiatic goods in Europe \ l.. .
The political affairs Of Turkey have
lately undergone a .ehaage> which pro-
misses 4 longer duration trts government
than the eysntsoftne pro er1hrss years
Ioreboded. The admiaisua,ioa Of its
civil and military GonceIas, have besn
arrested from the hands Of men who were
found TO be mere mercenary tools and
panders of the French sovernment, and:
placed under ths direetioA Of those.
whose taleuts and lave Of country haze
been found sup.riotEto personal conside-
rations. Under the Cove tnmrns ofthese
men new imPtlse IS given to the state,
which il is operation pr onises not only
the union and support of It's native ener-
~ I but the alliance and friendship Of
such powers as feel an iaterestin lis pre-
ssr~atier,, he eoutroui, or sub CATION,
ofth,s empire, has long been . .fayorits
measure of-he French cabinet; and %
well concerted have been the plains, BY
which it wasat6 have bexa effected, that
until y very secent period, rhh govern
nent of ihe Porte, were NOT to be con-
WINGED ,ofthe treachsry of power, whose
friendship had been so speeiously profess
cd, and so ,aattsringly continued: the
veil il however now rent, aud pursuing
die wise policy Of its present ministers,
The OttomasssP Porte have adopted The
theans Of securing the friendship of Rus
ola and England, whose joint interests
lead them NOT only TO preserve and pro-
tect its sovereignty, bst to succor and
Suppoft,it q ainst the encroachments Of
France. - - - A7- p E Z e 80
- On the continent Of Europe, we behold
anew and unsxpectpd turn Of aGaifs. Il
has beenEeneraily believed, that the sue
cesaes Of Bonapafts, during the late war
ID Germany, would put finishing stroke
70 any future coalitions. hence the battle
Ut Austerlitx has been Pompously terihed
in che Paris Moaiteur, Us Che death war.
ran, OF any further combinations against
i6s mishtypbwsf -oi France; hence the
beasting language Of every Frrnehman,
thar ouch was the power and extended
dominion II that etnpire, 20 future evils
could endangef lis security, or disturb ice
repose. We ho&sSer now see, that irs
security and repose is likely 20 be inter.
rupted in ! very serious manner. We
not only witness that wherever courage
isexereised. he briiliancy Of French VIC.
tories are robbed Of their iustre !; that the
provess of in arms, are checked and
controIled ~ the undisciplined and I'm.
ortaniaed peasantry Of Italy hntss Gee,