Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-14
aspects of Foreign Mervs.

aspects Of Foreign Meas.
The inie!ligeacs la!t!y received from
Europe, evidently prePpaderafc towards
the point of WAR; the following may ao,
be deemed an incorrect comparison be
tween the prospects of
VAR AND PEACE.
1t is certain that the Camp formed il the
vicinity of Pans, aud TO waich other rasu
lar TROOPS were fastening, from their seye.
raj positions in Germany, has been broken
ap, and the whole body ordered 10 rr-en.
ter the new formed states 81 shat Empire.
It's c&rsaia, that the Ssa.es vhich lorui
the New Federation Ct ,he Eshnr, have
6een ordered 10 furnish their qua,a {!
troops. agreeable TO The ssipuia:io.s made
with France.
/. Is certain, tnas instead Of Diminishing
any patio 800 regular army. sysnEi-at class
ot the soldiers whose age asd services Ell
titled 'hem TO rePose. EoaapaI.e has or
dsred a new and very formidable body OF
conscfipss 10 be raised, ard equipped for
Immediate service
1! is certain, that serious misunderstood.
ding exists between the lfcncn add f;iss.
sian governments; that the later power
has sestsad lis differences with Sweden !;
mas restored a section OF the Hanaverlan
domIaioa 70 the King Of Sweden, aaci nas
placed lss engirs army il a state Of active &
Immediate operation.
Ii is certain, thas the Emperer FRANCIS.
though deprived OF many branches OF the
ancient House OF austria, has still left an
Immense population ; AID that The na4s
active eSerl:ons havs bs.n made, uncsr 1flv
direc!ian e mis- iiiussr;oas brotnsr, thr
afchduke Charles 50 plate ,he arn,y Of
Germany ia the highest stats Of perfection
for war.
II is csrsan, THAI throughout the Italian
coast, the British have formidable alsr.
.i,ne squadsoa aad that this force, Iaic5d
by considerable body Of English and "a
tive troops, are snebiea. and nave re
quxntlY sHsc!sd the mos, important opera
lions against the French 10 hse quarter.
1t is certain, thar Russia he's aug ..eni1d
her effective treeps 10 he numbeF Of
500 600 mel that tie ue3. able and ex-
perieecsd generals have bcea p.acel as he
head OF her ara,ies; thss at this G.omsni
she has very large force eacamsea on the
fronsiess, and that very considerable de-
tachmea,s Of troops had 5sen embarked Tor
Pomsrsaia.
I,is cer.ain, that formidable coalition
is now ,aa,nring 10 the norlh OF Earope,
as ainst France that 10 this coafsdsrscy,
will prababiy BE- joised, the great po@eFa
OF England, Russia, Prussia, Austria,
Sweden and Denmark /; and saat 10 the Ter.
mas'on of this la meuss body. such sp'rN
and union is expected te prevail, as shall
eventually restore to Europe that eerrset
balance of power, which lis peace sad sale.
~ so necessarily requires.
1t is also eertaia, that very formidable
expeditions arc fitting ou; in England, tor
the avowed purpose Of joining the British
force in the Mediterranean or giving sue
sour to the king of Naples, and further act
ing 10 such situations as events may render
necessary.
PEACE.
To all this body of evideace ia favor OF
a pretracrsd war, we have but ose article
&c add, viz.
That lord Lauderda!e remained at Paris
on the l7lh Sep,ember.
True Ameriean.
s4~s.e...s
~ PALMER's Packet, will