Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-04

nlster OF war. The real causes arc 10 4.
sough, in the losses Of the French arm,
.hesincressing danger to which.is is ssno.
ed, and the detsrmiaatiop, perhap, IS
! Bonsparte, to contend for the soyersias,.
Isof the continent on the hanks Of ths y.
tula. |. is eyiden. that Ne is very amir.
hensive Of some unpleasant ccssseassos.
arising from the rigorous execution # IT,.
odious measure. Hence the exsrao,lie,
~ indulgence with which.hs youthful VIZ
tins OF his wild and Unsuitable ambition A..
TO be treated at the outset. Ias,ead Of ~
mediate exposure to toi!some and ,sdious
marches. like the sacrifices of the p.es...
year, they are 70 be subjected TO no arra,ss
hardship than tina, oflearnirg The .ccsss,s,,
discipline 10 their owa fields and b,b,,.
sions. 1T is by such dseePiious aaa s,pbi,
try shat'av eilisendeavored 10 BE- cas-, owe,
the tyrannicalF character Of a proceed;cs
which We make 40 douh; has ctesea ar,
versal conservation through France. s,d
struck more terror iuto It's trembling O.ns
lation, than any irrupiion of the Cossscs,
OF whose feraoity they have heard SO mech
would produce.
Among other ressoDs for hayicg ysccurs.
to the consumption, we End az exraorgi.
nary y'of twoshundree Thousand menju
this eounirysnensionsd, abiding. We sup
Pose. to the persons who are to b. called
out and disciplined under the .ts;niog sy
We scarcely expected, sfssr expressing
such perfect contemp, for the volunteer ar.
my OF this country, Bonaparse wou.d D..
come alz1aaed by oar partial levy en-
.E1asse.
What relates TO che es'ablishnen, Ct
peace is the most important part .cf ,b.s
message. Boaapar.e, who has become
wonderfully pacific of q sudden, tAssls 70
the valor Of she Russians, ADD the skill Of
shsir commander, offers peace;o Eog.snd
and Russia npoa the conditions which h.y
lately rejected. ltseems heis evan di.p..
ed "to restore tranquility u The eisb, mL
lioas Of people he has conquered and 10
replace the kipsof Prussia 10 his capital"
We suppose there is some slIuaion 10 this
60 the terms lately offered to his Prus,ian
snasies'y, and which he is SAID to have ia.
iected.
"Thorgh atpresent (says this message
We ask for new sacrifices from ctr pcoa'e,
4 10 order that we5may obtain etea sr ey. I,
tent Of force, il is not tia; VIC sAouid a.
buse this power for the purpose of pro.
longing the war. Our policy isirvariab's.
We offered peace to England before ,h.
fourth coalition had shewn Itself; ,he same
peace we oaer to England still. Thepf
tcipal envoy which Eogaod employed III
these negotiations has made the mos: %.
lie declarations, and ia the n,os' uaeq llyo.
cal terms, that the peace would We teen
both honorable and advantageous TO EGG
land: HISS he has made the jasiice Of -eot :
cause appear eriJent. We are ready to
conclude peace with Russia, uPor ii:
same condilons as were signed by her Me-
gocia,cr, butSwhich were rejsc,sd 10 con.
sequence Of the arts and ialrigxss Of Abe
English. We are ready cresso.c TO the
eigh, a.iilions.ot inhabitants whom weh have
conquered, their tranquility, aud ior:siorr
to the king of Prussia his capi,aI.
Bus though 50 many traits af m6dsrs.
tion, already SO ofen reaewed, have nor
been able TO prevail over The deetptos
to which England, cnaamed as III: BY rs
passions, has hsdreccurse, that power can.
not see the possibility al. peace bun odf
anaihiation nothing, therefore, renaIoi
for us har 10 bear the calamitiss OF wat
and TO throw the shame and edium OF &c
upcn that nation which contiaues TO pur'
chase its monopoly with the blood OF tns
continent. We shall, in ,h- resources o.
our own mind, in the courage. devotion'
apd.she power of our people, hnd cer'a'a
means to reeder all the efforts of that coz
lition, formed Of haired and'iuin''lcc,o a"
and voi!, aud TO turn then TO tn; dlsgfaeS
of their su,hors Frcpchn18n We brave