Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-06

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az - :..eces.iblc sanctuary or his gear.
pso -. = = forbid that should endeaver g
IS s,s,r. BY anticipated wishes, OF inc
g ~; -. Or the results Of his sovereign feso.
e, I'm. |! But if webS ali0wedto cast ea1
is'Os g, unoment over every thing happy
s' .rea, for public prosperity, which ne e.
- = t,rroo, prepared or promised, WY
,uld we 40, ourselves, from this gay e.
ss nv il prospect which discovers so nnca
)0s: :,n.,s ard love for him E The ssprena
gtst his ,slrn, aspires to all paS;Ec CON-
aey 80 and This second part e. his history
qas .sI;eh France is fond of prosecuting him
e,,rhaDd The picture sketchsd BY himself
D "a,, be worthy OF the EFs,, which rsudefa
d is d.fisois. h
more 70 fad 10 him toe noble rival
0 s..s hero. of war. lie Is the monarch
.,'.a % 10 real;ss III France the saailme
s.,;on Of governments raosa we arc nm.
~ .;.r, - contemplate il a aahor'ous ,Tan-s
;l;,y % MAD, brstowirg On the human
w.. h The continual action of all his al.
, .sS power, the measure perhaps still
Poo .asaavo Of genius uths throne; eodow.
80 Oosisrley with the greatest inheritance
'as , q morals, by securing to Tniigloes
I'll, IN every institution Indispensable
r's. ne ,erpe,ui,y of It's ministers, that IT,.
,ul,ry inAaence over. the ccrsclences OF
49,. 49,. of which a.,smpss kave been sladss
s vain, and with a DISASTROUS impradsacr,
= d,.avov the uscessiiyi animatsn5 ty
- emola,iea al kinds of agvicuisure,.
sr5a,,rv and commerce, which will extend
"a nra,sc, his victories, pa,ieDsly occupy.
80 b;msslf viii al the success;ve add dit.
s. .o which the ,coIpieas system OF
s. lr.;;lt,ioo expects from him, dsyerinS
lie indr la:igatie activity 10 rhe magnificent
establishments ready to barst forth ifc'a
n. fsrile meli,ations, 20 the roads bar.
Mar, aaa canals which will shorty prePor-
non The fScili;y G; communications 70 the
asaraudiss neat Of territory ; APPLYING the
ardor Of his ,hosshs and the enc. 81 OF his
ebarac,es. 20 ,he reform of all ths abuses
,vAlch have SO much to dread from his lei
sore noa,so,sss ereesScg she direction and
cultivation of public spiIitinso sovereign
domain; aad as az appanage for his soil.
ci,uds.s surrounding his empire not only
with rev el,aia .at teslressss, and gfea,
confederate ste,ss, which wsh serve as
guarantees for peae@, as taacticns aud
Is an adsapesil guard so Faaece. cut a..
boye a.l, Of his own --spu:asioo, which
viii be ssse, stronger -basTstFs; render.
Ing his csq,ssf ~ RIGS: magnificent CT.
~ 10 ,hs world, by not csssirg 20 en-
bclllsh it With great monuments, ard IS
sacrificing .o.it bis own creations 10 the
triumph cs The arts. of Which heaaaishee
and improves the has:. work living il
peace with al! she aoivrrs. "a ss- fa.gh of
sword nevcr showing himself to bis,
people, bss 10 receive universal crisis OF
love and 10Y, The sole su,osies worthy Oh
hin, and which viii every whsle display
on his passage oar eagerneas 70 behosd, TO
bless the isther Of his Comfy and Get 10
speak toais heart, bnt by hailins aim with
The unanimous sce!ama,ions of our 6lial
plety; containing 10 short, from year TO
year, during he course of The !onges: lis,
'orush bsyon5 the Boundaries Of .rne alo:
~ beyond eas hopes, ifpossl5ls, beyond
even The hc'i-as of PuSsic opiaion, cont
naagy :sqptee,a think eae's SELF arrived
a'Te a'gAess degrees os ea,husizsn. -aad
continually as,oaished at ,se unforeseen
"eaasta Yslsh exalt him still higher.
aud YOU Orators, and you Poets, and
wa ee'se<ased writer's, what task this
p1Saonsoen Of grandeur impasss 90 your
'soa's' What more wsrshy. object OF
y0us lacubFasions thar 10 reuace to poste-
ny 'ais CLASSIC life which must one day
s.s0@s N eternal lesson for kings Oh.
NV dshSh'lcl, how noble viii il be for
.0a'0ssudY and 80 describe This prcd;gious
!; eal'y adding 90 his gsc.y every kind
s'e'ys making Of his reign for he let.