Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-19

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This ambassador scon repaired to Paris
and was the bearer of a letter from shs
king of Prussia, dated Aug. Is
This letter was filed with expressions
Of an obIiging nature; and was answered
nv our emperor IN moat candid and salts
factory manner.
The day after the departure of the cou
.ier with this answer, information was re-
ceived, that some songs Of an offensive ma
ture agains. France, had been suug on the
stage at Eerlin--that Immediately alter the
departure Of barren Knobelsdora, the pre-
paratioaa far war were doubied-and tnat
10 spite Of all who were endowed with
calsaaess, the war party, breathing discord
from all quar,els, exerted themselves SO
successfully, that the king became 'ueapa'
bic of resisting their influence.
After that it was conceived at Paris.
that the psaceable party, bsing also inaa'
enced by fictitious reports and disturbed
/ by false alarms, had lost every adean'age ;
Wills the war party, benehilag BY 'hs er-
rorwhich bad misguided their adversafies,
became guilty Of uunaerous provocatisns,
aad reiterated insults and that affairs had
assumed such an alarming appearance, as
lief, no other Alternative b0s war.
Z The emperor then saw that the force OF
circumstances was such, as compelled elm
te take Up arms against his ally. he there
fore ordered preparations 10 be clade.
In The mean time aRairs were conducted
W. the greatest cele:i:y at Berlin. The
Prussian troops invaded Saxony, advanced
as far as the frontiers Of the caniedsracy
OF the Rhine, and insulsed the sdvaaced
posts.
On the 9Th, at Bamberg, his majesty
the emperor received courier from prince
Benevegto. at M7n,z, who broagh; two
important dispasches--one a letter FROM
;ne king Of Prussia, twenty odd pages
IA leog.h the manifesto, part Of which
has ,aPpeared in this paperj, which 10 TO
thing bus a libel Against France, such as
Engisod issues through the medium of her
50oi. year scribblers, Tie emperor did
oot read the whole Of it, but said 20 shose
around him,
pity my brother the king of Prussia
he does not understand Etench--he
surely never read chat rhapsody"
10 this le.ttr was a.raceed the famous
noge 81 baron Ka bzlsdnrH " Marshal
(said st- smpsyoY TO Besshier) we are chai
lepged for ;Ile S,h Of October - uever did
s<F=ochmaa want punctua!. y on such al
oeaasiopi but as iii said shst q fair queen
Is 10 De present 20 witnesa the contest, iei
Us shew cur pcliieness, and march TO Sax.
oDy without goins TO bed .
ne peror wac rjghs 10 saying 80, fer
the queea Of Prussia Yves in the camp
dressed like 40 Asufazon 10 the ucitorn Of
her re&lmen, Of drag one, wri log t@eo,y
sfsEers day, to extend lht flames OF var.
we ezpectso see Ar,ada 10 her haste set,
ting hfe &c her own palace. Nest &c he,
comes prince Lewis of Prussia, youth
i"N OF ire and ileraism, who encouraged
BY the promoters of war, hatters hinsel
with acquiring great fame amidst the VI
elssitudes OF war. at the ipst.nce al
these two great personages, TIE whole
court has sounded the trumpee OF war
bur when il shall have once appeared with
ail rs terrors, each shall wish TO eGoner.
ate themselves from the blame Of having
sP'ead II over the peaceable regions OF tho
nortns Then we shall fpd that they Will
throw the blame % the king, VINO is a
worthy man, duprd by their ar.iaces aud
antiques.
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