Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-14
.hor,,v after obliged /

ssss so. a,s,e. having nearly completed inc
boosp s.rrstioOs ofhis campaign 10 rr rs.
nl'l'..'~ sspscsed to return % Paris the ia'-
III ,sts expedition to the Dais'c, : sa'.'
8 : Euplsnd as beng the most iormi-
g o. Z oas. shss bias been sent abroad s'ncc
ds''s - H., we cannot fnd. 10 any OF Que
2: ss' The requisite explanation, OF i's
pRs and drdnite abjsct. II 20 600
Pfss'ss :. . be thrcwo iinso The fortress Of
s00f sssa they will eventually prove Of
.S sus' ..,s;cc 20 Sweden, as thirgs now.are;'
"a .ao oaly add 70 The luther triumphs
~ - Nssoieou "lhe great as be is DOW
49, g he continent. Perhaps il is des-
s'.s Gains the. mari.ime ports lately coos
W. BIZ France, in those ssas, tor the
's.oo.e 81 br;aging away. as much OF the
'sr IN, az .hey a get outby force. The
s1'PE hos,. and other small craft. they have
:'s,a viii .bsr, seem 70 justly The con.
s~iusisn.s
p,enee If Esgland-The British par.
! s.or are warmly engaged in bringing
i',s,,d some pl4ns OF national defence
~, sossonans to the spirit of the enemy
as;.b opposes that couulrY, than thqse
s.sard 90 The militia or volunteer system.
II, I,osSafs, in the house of commoos,
Y,,s 81. .aeakipg On .she subject, observes:
ID, ~. soI.s ~oyadopsiog The vigorous sys.
IN &C the enemy TO whom we are oppos-
a ,Satvc could be a match for hun
!, s.. .,sled, 10 q late bulletip, that the
yrsush soldiers laughed az the Cossacks
4, ocgssing them with arrows. Would
,b,, cet equally laugh at this country for
c,oo,ipg them BY measures less vigorous
,sso il 81 owDs The people of England
uvs,. Il j. should be necessary, which he
hu,cd il wca!d rot. be forced to defend
,6tm,elgss 10 their own country ; and he
.sossh. i. impossible they could feel dis.
eat !, . measure necessary to the safety of
ist soua,ry. This was she moment 70
ssss All obi. energies, for ne preservation
d sssssy thing dssrso us, against the ven.
s:scce and fapacity Of an enemy, who, it
/. should conquer US, you'd leave US no
hing, He had told his army t.Ulm, thai
be would wreak co this country 500 years
| q vengeance. He had not said this, With
cut meaning, bar he spoks Historically, for
ugs jaa SEQ years that this country bad
hen III. s:pal of France. He spoke this
% the lust and the ~avarice Of his soldiers.
He hsdna broken his word 10 any thing
auel win The oasiensof she continent. and
sasitipbe supposedhe would break iswi,h
his country, if the performance ever came
slhia bis power? IL was oply by the vi
srons t1erlion Of orr best energies that
st safety was TO be secured ; and it was
Esa'0hsar 2 PARTED and temporary evil,
ssso otter an i~rresIisysble ruiz. $
AasFieqa. afaiirs.-Our readers will
sanss viii as.di,y on every article of u
M'lsa department. which relates 10 any
wy sothe stars Of this country. To the
s'tsaI mater switch will be found in that
?xs We, therefore, add the following
uaa' lac SIN Of July 3os "a considerable
s'a0eF Of merchants, eogagcd 10 trade 30
aus''ca, Yesterday assembled q, b s>Lon.
y 'astfnf Tor the purpose q entering into
! easderstion Of HE probable effects
's'sa We lre action be,ween hismaiesty's
~ Leopard, and he Chesapeake Ameri.
H'Sas, may produce npop our later.
tsa'ss with The United States. Mr.. San.
~, Me banker, who was called to the
~, 'n'csqmsd the company, thar he hsd
a''s0red with an inierview with the
S~.'a'y ct stale CHR. Canoips) on The
Fsss'ass subject which had oceasioued
M, sm'sa' mee,ipg, end il was with much
ur,s. ar stated, sha, the honorable Sc
b,r. Manifested 40 o desire to
Is.,. ine most smicab.e relation, be.
pSb. ,s two cosutfies: bu: that as no
D, ~'e Particulars had yet come uoder
. n 5a'aancs of gossrnrnent, respect.
aDo,,;s, subordinate transaction. i, was
fS'sl0ls to enter ;nro :