Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-07
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Inal,an nol 10 syaeusse Bsrlla nor ~ !. ar q 4,
Issw, nor the proYinces yhish isiest oIsune
lofANar might put sip his posse 1at'l
ats,s gene raj peace sha al DC conrhdsd utl-T
i'll ne Spanssh, Da,ch and Preach colo.
MICS shalI be gwen N and until siiss
foundations Of The sspnsan rq1psre snail
sbs sareng ihsned, apd iys indspapdenee ar-
gsvocably Fixed Aflsr having kaffisd war
into Tie ilears of the Turkish eH plfe4swIlh..,
out .pre.ext, and endeayor;negto deprive.
si.of It's nishest.p oyincsss SytiI . Egy ps,
and after having frequently pHPossd ne
Adismemb srment Of the TIM lseaapFre s. =
#.is ,oa much now toipvofsss sacli On IN.
common zeal 10 itssdefence. las 10 the
charges which IalIeyrand makes against.
flsussia, the real stare of the dispute re-.
sspsc,ing NJ oldavia and w alachia isstkis--aa
/ Those provinces have been frequently
lconaaered by the Russians and always. re-
stored at the peace. They ale inhabited
by Greeks aud the emperor of Russia has
always promised them his prosqs.ion When.
|. he evacuated The psoyincss. One oi ihe
tcause Of the ruin Of those provinces was
1.-The freqpsn, Deposition Of the Hospodafs.
Russia and the Porte hadsagted by an
express convention. neutrality-suspicious.
| Of Mourousi and ypsilsn,a should be m
fv~sed for seven years With, ths title ot
| Hus3odar. and should nosbe Opposed nn.
der. any pss,e.ss, before The expiration of
ttha, >isrn. hes Oaamin perse never
Thought Of bresking fh'slreaty until M.
iSeb4ssisni arrived at Cpns,sniinople and
ildscsa.es;sto The Dipsn,ihe recall Of the swo
3elsospodsrs, and the shutting 'hs Bospsoi US
aga;ass Rsssian ships cfwsr zod transports
- iie French tnipisPers thrcaieGed that
iunles, the psr,e would breakaher tseasiss
WITH Russia upon thnsefwo points French
army would march through Turkey 10 ct.
tack the Russians nn the Dhiesler. Ate.
France SO no,crioesiy dictated to the Porte
liz is too nnneh TO Talk Of the snbl
,ious views OF Russia against tba. pow.
er.
Gas &c the threatened block ade Q! En-
gland, the Ideals iassly fidiculed, OF q ca.
| tion .hst lad no Sect at sea, pretending
70 blockade an island, that i ,ke.s no smeans
Of approaching. The terms IF peace pro.
posed are SO ey snsyassrt, that il "a as much
as TO say, that france viii carry an the war
as loug as there is any coant ylcAt &c plnns
der, or a single crown 20 BIZ ge'.'<
The message concludes with express.
ing whatis tbs real objecs oi it; ills 10
sa'lfor an Immediate conzcr ptiou to repair
|s,he losses which the French army had snir
fefed These unhappy VICTIMS 10 the am.
billion OF their chisf. who are torn from
their afflicted families, are ;nvi ed TO come
to see cities. ono" fonyishing bur now re
duced to ruin, and deserted ty their
miserable i1habiiaa,s. They are 10 see
on the fields OF bat lie. the mut'lAed bodies
the scattered limbs, ard thu blood Yet
smoaking Of their elder brothers in arass.
To this has been aadsd the inclrmency Of
the SEASONS = the severity Of TIE northern
climates; and i,is pompoas call seeais only
TO be an invitation TO sudden orlirgeriog
death, amidst al. saaa trisgs with which II is
possible to aine, mankind. The cssser
nay be seductive 10 those who fua the
chance of being made princes or grand
aukes at the expence Of the sawlol spre !
reigps and IN. cnn,emp. OF sheFl4Y,oi ma
tons: but TO the poor soldiers IT IS So
eternal adieu TO their homes aud their pa.
rents.
:" Ae,er this extraordinary message then
fellow i@ 5 reports Of M onsieur ! ,4lieyrapd
TO the emperor This is ; noyri Esode. Of
procedure, and can be io,ended fohno q,
lher purpose, but 10 dard the emperor en-
opportunity ofappea'ing TO yield to'l'ls MI
|spisters from state necessity. and a stewiHg
|,ha. he is sacrificing tar public good, the
emotions Of his own hesrt, his genera
sity and above all his .cstreme n!sacSa.-
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