Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-18

ssss ,s~re intended 10 enable or army as
60, ,.r.o,ria to open a fnmunlcaiion win =
&. ggys, who are disclosed 20 ase'a'e %
aFs "a u, = a. soon as they had us 70 2 slIua-
! S. s. : = nro,ect them in Their rsyo''.
Gov {. Sao,,sl Hood, wishyshfse Brush and
on ~ n.n;sh ships Of the line, arrived 10.
: ,he Doves on FRIDAY.
SUI Cir Sidney Smith has lek town fo tasea
.,s command Of the secrsi esped ls, % WIN
-. .s;eb he is entrusted. rs viii o2ss SO '''s
-, hoard the Pompee. add hes force.
Ia va eonsiss Of six sail Of the hne ssnd so
] military. - ess.h
,-o,ion thr lsnpartans eifoais' = s afs s. 8
'l.,,,a T.eyssor Cover hsa directed siT
eso5,eo SHARP 70 acqasins che bsisishs
n,sshacss sesislang 10 the Rssssas ports y !.
The iassicA tbs, II reply ~ a pfofosai. .
l,s coun, Roma sofs had ipfoi n Es mrs
! :. "a, h- upss sschce. under the extsslnS
.,,c,csatanees. 10 eolsr into any nrSocia.
ION Cor renewa! of the sreasy Of com-
merce with Irea, Britain "
I've obiect og NJ. ROSES MISSION.
v,c as given 10 unJlsss,aod, = 70 2fopese
70 America. compensation i,'r rssiga'ng
HE coloniaI carving trade Of France, ey
,.sneruinr our OWN =yigsriuu lew in favor
Mi America and permitting her 20 trade.
{,inrssrIr,edly in shr; produce u our. West 81
Nssgsm1er 10.
We feel cres, pleasure 10 ahnouaelrgio
[,he nnblc The ssfz arrival ofthe honrward
Ehoosd Ialia nere. uader caovoy d the
at, lea. of 81 guns 'ssy passed Porte.
~ .esA4 Lest .; gaf, aad we have no douot
-sched shs - 4was earlystais morning
The arei isi, 81 Hslsna onafe Sd ct Sep
bar
sssarral 'yvygyaasIecs vas % Mondaylast
\ rw ass:er an arrest srpasasaFy 20 his trial
BlA a cours plarual. The chargss will be
preferred ogaiast him BY ar Sanucl Ach,
8ns'w. They arc II.
7'he ships .sf the line gaiag upon shss.,
isrst & x aeditton are all 10 feaSiusas tor sail
bnr they are ~ ptvmae.h, Ihe liehs
6atantfs Of the German legion commenced
atil mach fsom Deal 90 isI ondaY lastfer
"a a,smcu;h, whefs., i. i supposed, lhsy
absft 10 proceed 10 Plymau,h.
Novembef Il.
d PcNsPIITE's nroeSADE.--Ws stated
i yesterday that proetsmation viii b. i'm.
Fnss'iateiy sigaed by hi, rajessy, deelariug
france. and every othercoun.ry ua5er her
poosteal AID influence, in state Of siege.s
prcb biting i'll intercourse wlh hsr or shen
bud fofbiddiog all ships 10 rnser her or
|shsi. hs-hors except such as have cleared
)2ss IS q pdrs in -GreA, Britain. or a port
[is tie colonies bsioeg'pg 20 Great Britain.
rs Is the stroDg measure which the pre-
sent chancellor 81 The exchsquer f eqaep,ly
nvgsd during tbe lase adainis'rasion, as
Essola;ely necessary .iomset Boaapar,e's
bloekadlng decree. We may therefore
presume, lha,if issdid no. sppears TO some
bis coSdiusors as a measure of doubtful
policy, il would have bsen Icng sineea-
pied. Il viii, 80 doubt. cutoG France
om sl iatsseoIsse ,s;th thrse quarters of
pc g'ob., aud prevent her froyn receiving
Of the'comned;,ies or prodecr Of A
! ia, Africa acd a aassiea.
"a nc only Objection to the measure is the
pnseqnent injury to our trade but this OBJ
fctlon IS treated in The, treasury journals as a
ERE chimera. Our trade" they say
IN would suffer indeed if the asticles' in which
4 e deal, -four own proauctiens and the pro-
uctians ofour colonies were mere Injuries
inch nations might dispense with, But is
hat the tact Are not the productions of the
oioiafs absolutely necessary 10 the continent?
an bolapatte preve.it the continent from
wing them Can any decree he Can issue,
lauce the people Of the continent to dispense
ith. the use OF sngar,cofee, Of cottonof linen,
aatge, OF gWoogl OF drugs, OF hardw are, and
sar'esy OF otter araci es He may render
be intro hcti01 of the m NOR, ifSrs,1t and the