Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-13


ing article is extracted to sheW1 the opinions
entertained in England on the points at is
sue between that country ana the United
States. mar. INTEL.
6 1T seems, one can form ~ sy'i4esa at
their Intentions, to be- The design Of the ousted
treasury clerks, suhom tie Morning Chronicle
hersists IN calling an 8. O1hhosition, TO set Ah a
very loud cry against zyiatevea. terms rms treaty
may contain tut, the ground they are nre1agred
to take, is that zve ought TO haze strictly aaaer-
ed to zvlat they call the rule Of 1856 .tfpna zpiich
rule, DC IL remarked, they snz3horsed Iltt IN de-
viating from IN SeverN instances. But, tbs
fact AMI nor, atlozv, make any Thing in lus!sh-
cation Of the ministers, # they have g1ven nh
any Of oAr essential rights. 10 allosv, an the
zvay ef gram for harticulur tit7lose, alld nlon
equitable conditions, any lseutrul naton u trade
scith France, during s0ar, or eVea 70 &c llf car
rier Of French colonial produce, nay, hosocver,
be foAfic. There IS a1taasags an q lanlmlet
lately tu5kahed, under, II sad, me .fo7l
Ola feraon nigh ine0lce, laying dozen lpIAc .4ie5,
u7ton zvhich a llerhpSslo1 or graf, u a1lo sor!,
may POSSIBLY Aave bee4 mas. II Is s4ts 81.
The dessrucaon q an easemys tyaae Is not 10 &c
2. By the lAalviauai lrQef.erlSy u ats 81 Jeets
zve ourselves gan; 6y thar 3r0S ies$ III 71eAes.
zve IMPROVE oar osg3l; ans M9u,D Ms ip0Ac re-
venae may oe auSniehseu " lte 1ncyeuse q tbs
iu6Hc zyeatth, sce mast neceSoQ21ly aQsAe2lt our
ozvn reuenur by te ncrtast ap,.scs our lveaih re-
ceiUes fromhs. 81 II as ms Ilr0o reSS III uxnis not
in arts that IS fornpau6le !; ana lne''e cuAnot DE-
DOUBT Mat an eIEeufent, synscn renQe1s hin
richer and Tveaea, zvlic auSBte7lts me dI.Usl,lce
Of his Iteof1e, ana makes ti4lna naqnfeSs, 7vI1ch
preserves tAeli ti,4de, -out ssuntS me g5'og0iA u
their nayg, rs 81 oil others tue contilvance oeSt
smtsd TO our i1serests. 4, Inc surrenderoi tne
expedient +" Ine Courier NJ 7psi.aj.er, svllch IS
The organ Of the Ouatea Clerks, cifts tArs Jas
sage in colarmauon 2f as unhreh, ns.oa.s, that
the ministers aave nude diogracj ul treaty zglN
the .dnleYlcasi sta. IS 6At, i they uctuaty haze
made treaty nlRoa, the great and enlightened
PRINCIPLES eai.ressed IN the 81 sentence { I hQye
numbered mem t57 the saxe II r .fereHce tdough
this frinchle may nat DC comprehensive 20 The
Ousted Clerks, 1 snail entertain q hofle, thatttsy
syW neUer Tose szsht u nut fsgsnc,3lie III ang Of
their measures Whether the eal3saient, DC
scr76ednr Tie An Sentence, zooatd DC ey9eacfoNs
az to the fu17aoSe IN vie7v, mast draenl nfch ufl-
on the circumstances Of tie ease una, 4ysl9oWs
some exclamation, TO 8hezo us, that gve, 7veH
as the enemy, are not rendered. 70ea6 by tho IN
crease Of orr national zveait,s, zve aa&t Ithlnx,
regard the ID sentence as initiating aga a,5l The
argument contained in tie Sd Jo1, Il affairs
strange, .frst to say, thai zve shall .gyozy ricu 6y
the increase Of the enemy's nasionat zveatth, and
al I III,
zoealth TO increase, because ii 7:yH tneeoie The
. .,en,y.
The principle, however, laid down in the
Sd sentence heartily agree to; and it is
not without some little prize, sthatI refer, as
Ill nay motto, 10 tie letter to Fit, great part
ofwilicA was occupied lii an eHGeayeg to prove
and to illustrate the truth of that prinlip
Happy shah be to find, that the ministers Of
ENGLAND begin, at3last, thussto think ard to
talk After having, for SO many years. heard
the shallow Drained Pitt, and his silE more
shallow brained followers, deciai1nins upon.
our commercial greatness" OUT {" lneXllaust-
Ible resources cur capital credit ana rer
sources as the sinews OF war; as the sure 4
certain means OF triumph over oui enemies
after having SO long, heard the master de-
claimer ranting upon the beggared state of the
enemy, and exulting, in strains ct inimitable
bombast, at seeing him ION the verge nay,.
IN the very guph Of bankruptcy after seeing
/ lords Gastieresgn and HaWhesbury drawing
out and arrayins our custonl-liouse accounts,
the lists OF our canals, turnpike roads and bills
OF enclosure, against the armies OF France
after all this senseess and disgusting tax, it
is really comfort to read, from under the rec
puted sanction of men II power, s.that we
ought mot ITO desire: to diminish-the rational.
wealth or revenues Of our enemy, md that,
whatever renders him rich does also render
him weak" It is really a-ccmfort to ones
heart to hear this; and especiallvif one could