Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-23

with rSpdio " lie
ministry, our hopes are not 50 'a7ofao'af
IF thew attempt 10 make that I" ehanss y
ev.,.,on which they have so long threaten.
- he Amos, exeriions will be necessary
- f,mst,,,e their des,gns. Without the
ss,sns;,,e n,r,y 90 correct and restrain sAe
Foxitss IN the cabinet, then silaog nv
would be a source Of the greatest alas ~
indeed we are sorry they sheu.d DC .neie 2.
al Rsr since the death OF Nlr. fi's ana
heir comb;nation with the Grenvllies mas.
sranah, he N in. we must even "hope ior
he bss, . Men feel very differently 10 o.
6ce from what they do out OF II. ne 'a's
opposition raised aclamor about eveFy '"'"s
,ba, could annoy che ministry; nn' 'ney'
brinp he ministry, will feel much the sane
80 ,b5. ministers before them felt; ara We
sh.u be d;sannointel if Mr.. Fox does NOT
drop or adjourn, which IS nearly 'n a, sa ,'s
thing. most of those schemes, WHICH !" u"
out OF power, he urged with SO moe' ~,
bemenee. I, will not be the first time tEla'
Mr.. Fox has been found 10 have eoa'lly
spiri, when 10 Office. The Morning ehl Q,
n;cle Of the 28th uIt. announces, that "all
inferior questions and considerations "'i'e 81
Gao disturb the union OF the ministry a:e
to be adjourned TO other times; 'aa' =,
the Grenyille party wlllact on the s1ne'SI
principles which guided them Wneh io'Ss'e'-
" in power, and Mr.. Fox will yiesd 70
them, aGjourping till other tin'es inc SUD
iects abou, which he has made SO pansh
noise In opposition. Should Ems prove ',''
case. we TOO may become Foz'tes. IN me
mean time we shall give pSactlcal exam
ple.of The doctrine W. have 80 oiien recon-
mended 20 others by supporting the govern
ment in t3ese periloss times, Naeh t"0
support Of every man is necessary 90
strengthen il, when unan'm'y never wa
more desirable. II is probable that on Ia
ferior poots we may often be at war WIN
the = oxites, b0c not on main questiohs
with lie ministry, unless we are deceived
10 the Creu,illes. n often as the system
of measures Of Mr.. Pitt or his triendsar
attacked, we shall repel the charge. LORD
Hawke.bury shall no. be illuminated WIN
impunity for accepting sinecure WHICH Hls
talents and his services deserve; nor sils!i
lord Cas,lereagh be traduced for his zeal IN
the public service But the Courier never
shall be an opposition paper onths fac@oos
principles OF the coalition. endeaTorlng to
shwart every measure of the goyernaSaI
right or wrong, to iow~> she public spirit,
and TO drive the people 20 despair, with ne
design OF bringir@s,ue shalt Certain poi'l'>
cal ADVENTURES trafalgar as Of +" no vaIde,;'
nor defend Bonaparte against The English
press, nor pray for the destruction OF The
funds and commerce nierely ous of haired
to the existing ministry. We shall DC nap
py to flnd tnas they deserve the loveof TIER
country, and if they do, thsy shalt have
our JEALOUS support. We varied not with
the men but with their measures, and our
hos,il:y will cease the mement their mea
snFes change, Which oar knowledge Of he
GfenYilie party gives Us reason to expect
they will The momen; the party are'ia pow
er.
Thus much we have said generally; bu,
upon distnctsubivcts we have much to add,
particularly on the probable measure Of
negotiation for peace.