Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-04

.,.n,,ic,l, would then Esconne inesisa.
n. means of crossing the channel 10
be- = uould not be confined TO one point,
ssa 'a embrace many. Venice, &c.
D'' Spain Portugal, the ports OF Holland
sos, - $ Even the Bal.ic might be ssed--nos
,-aa ,.r,,,me dominion, but absolute inva..
i0l :" and fearful subjugation. Among the
s'0D .adipe perils that Great Britain should
is ,ppal.,s upon, if the war be carried on for
GIVE CAV Gears longer, no sound politician can
w.. -, Of sight the probability of an insa.
p p e India by land. Dalmatia brings all
s sD..ee 70 the gates of Cons.antinople.-
ssa,n the Ottoman heartily second his
~. dear friend and great ally, what the
~. .ae,sos eoDquesor of Macedonia did per.
s s.sm me modern victor of Europe Ger.
..'alv NAV perform. Noleader that sway
= .ccp,re knows better than Napoleon
=. great difference betweeH achievements
'.,s difficult and achievements absolutely
I His holiness the Pope is in very declining
h.,hh. French troops occupy all the ports OF
~. territory. 1t is conjecturcd that the next
poDe will reside at ASignon; and that, in that
ease. Rome, as formerly, will become the me-
tro,oJis of the Italian dominions,
a,The Emperor signalized his return to Pa
ris by ameasure or two that perhaps you may
not have learnt: he abolished the public gam
brnr houses throughout his dominions he
dou5ted and IN some Instances tre6Led, the sa-
laries of the Judges of the tribunals he re-
paired and opened sixty fw0 fu6hc. fountains
thpough every quarter of Paris, which since
the first of July have diffused living and CONT
uual streams of water. To these eighteen
more are to be added. Onthe 18th Of August
there is to be grand festival at Paris, IN the
field of Mars, at which the main army OF Ger
many are expected to assist; whether mere-
,y to eat, drink and be merry, or to march at
forwards to Boulogne, know not. There Is
a colossal triurnphal-arch and column erect
ing near the g Grille De ChailJot," SO as to
form terminus to the grand vista that opens
through the Eiysian fields. Many hundred
5 vorkmen are founding it to the honor OF the
heroes of Austeriitz.
@,Afler the grand festival in August
grand fair viii expose at Paris, specimens or
samples Of all manufactured productions otthe
French Empire.
/" i understand that our negotiations at Pa
ss and Madrid are likely TO prosper; and /
DOUBT not that In London also, our ENJOYS will
arrange matters, from all the reports that are.
brought from thence, If these two nations
continue 80 struggle, they cannot fail to nou-
rish the stamina of the United States, beyond
the wishes of both. IF they make peace, we
must become manufacturing people within a
lev years"
Extract from the iog-book of the brig Eliza,
Captain UT, on her passage from n. York
to Charleston.
September 8, in lat, 81, 43, N. at 8 O'Clock,
+. M. was struck by a sea, which Knocked us
on our beam ends, carried away the long
BOAT, water cask, rough trees and Jolly boat !;
at o'clock was Knocked down second time,
which shifted the larboard cable down to lee
ward partly overheard, carried away the binna-
cle' seerage, hatch and part of the conlpani-
on; the water poured down the companion In
aIorrent-While we lay In this condition adj
wee was taken what was the best means to use
III order to right her; it as.ss unanimously "a
greed % cut away the lanyard of the weather
man rigging and let the mast so over the size,
nnicn eelDS done, IT went by the trusseltree,
. anu TOOK the foretopInast with it, when she
nSOtec--afl hands employed IN clearing. The
slesS, IN order to get her before the wind
mS, IA, cleared the wreck and got her
" DsiOfe the wind. which had by this time Shift
% % 5. w. and continued blowing with as
s s Violence as ever kept the pump going
.Ontlhaaliy, ard found she made but little wa
:. St, continued scudding under our stumps I'M
- ,ac gale abated, which was about half past
= y = NJ. Had fresh breezes the night thro'
~ Jay light called all hands in order to rig
!uly masts and make some sail-at 10, A. n.
So The main-staysail set
! september S, in lat. So, SO, at IL, i. NJ
80 ,1s'ea from the mast head on our lee bow, a
"aiii which ne suDnoSed 70 he a WRECK. and