Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-19
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From CANADA.
he Canadian papers have-repeated most
OF the articles which have appeared in the
+ American gazcttes respecting the la:e Our.
rage on the frigste Ghise:ssxapeaE.. AS we
know there is a mutual euiliosify to learn
what is said by each party, we have ex,
traersd the following from the !Sue5ec
MsrcuYy- [Boston Palladium.
QUEBEC. Julg 20.
#. IN doing herself justice, greater Il.
bertiesN bes taken BE-, Great Bsitaip, with
Amefisa n yesselsfhan with the ships Of
osher paliops, tits easily to7be accounted
for, there not being the same danger OF
our sesmen enga giog with ct'aer~nations as
..,ith the United States, between WHOM and
Great. Brisaaethere is similarity Of Ian.
guage and manners. This may De consi-
drred as particular unforeseen case, to
which, especially in these times, general
,heoreeic principles ought to.bend.
In this paper will be seeu-observa:ioEssof
an Albany editor on laogh4ble paragraph
respecting the Driver, published 10 one Of
our numbers. lis necessary now 20. re
mind Americans Of the gross abuse Of our
king, government, and Ieopie, with which
many Of their papers are daily hsled!
The Amsricsns plume if1esns slyes much
on their importance, from he superstition
that our Yves, India islands aud. shipping
.depeud 90 them for supplies; buff foil
advantage be made. of which there is eve
ry prospect, Of The BENEFITS offered by cur
acquisition on The River Plaza, we may
vety weld withou, the states for the ar
tlcles O. provisions. he resources Of
theta Plata, for cattle, are immense. Our
people have but to XIII and saIr. Il is said
that contracts are already entered iasoferl
the purpose.
We hope apd trsst s.hze ali differences,
will be annieably adjusted. The times re-
i,an;re large allowances hom neutrals, for
The conduct of Great @Rvitain, when en-.
gagged in SO arduous a contest, with a
power who's, go consideration can stop 10
rs progress to aggrandIsement and unlver-,
( sal sway, particularly when ii is considered
that those neu,rais are Immense gamers by
the contest.
We copy the following article from the
London Times of the ed June--the coinci-
den &c OF its date with the attack OH the Chesa-
peake, will be noticed.-PAH. Reg.
| .s"s In consequence Of the apprehension Of
hestilities with the u. States, several Anne.
Tiean vessels are now detained by The owners
of the cargoes. On Saturday an order was
sent tosthe eastom-house, requiring ilnrledi-
ate return Of the amount of the exports and
imports relating to Anac lea"
LONDON, June 2S.
We have been credibly informed, that a
clause in the treaty now pending between this
country and America actually stpulates that
English agents shall be stationed in the Ame-.
rican ports, to see and grant certificates, that
all colonial produce bound fer Europe, has
been un.hipped and reladen in such ports
We arc afraid that clause, SO favorable
to the British shipping interest, can never be
rendered pa'a.able to the Americans.
71mes.
Shecinen eftae niaruellous-The following
anecdote of the magnanimous conduct OF an |.
rishSoldier, was related by Gen then Major
DoYLs, in the house Of. commons, on his,
production of a bill to improve the establish
ment in Ireland for WORKOUT soldiers, on a
plan similar to Chelsea Hospital.
When Lord RAwDoN was in South Caro-
Ina, he had to send an express of great ina
portanae, through s country filled with the
enemy. "A Corporal Of the 18th Dragons,
of known courage and Intelligence, was Sc
iected to escort it. They had not proceeded
far, when they were fired upon, the Express
killed, and the Corporal wounded in his side
he snatched the Dispatch from the dying man
and rode on, till, from the loss of blood, he |