Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-18

s..oel, or nope % au gus s. : 8.
s' 20 Toll 10 the meaus ot N me oss'
se .;ons Of Denmark.
n s Y, &. naiesty co0sd not but recoliers'
ba' .ssn. 4 the close oflhe former war
". ,. =" St Denmark engaged il ahosiiie
: ss ss,.cy sgsinss Greas Britain, the q
o. = alfred By that court for 50 unjls-
lS Y. = Abandonment of nensraliiy!wasch
lev hal never ceased 20 respect,.
w. s.3oasd on IT'S avowrd Inability 90 re-
NJ - orsys,ion 81 external ipaaence
~ threats OF q formidable heighbor.
oower. His majesty could NOT but
.1sfs the degree OF influence, which AZ
lime determined The, decision ct the
:, &c Denmark, 10 violation OF positive
.r.cents. solsmniy coniracted bns 6
..'ss before with the Increased opera.
which France had DOW The means OF
no the same principle ofin.imldat'on
u A kingdoms PROSTATE at der teet, and
M The population of Oasloas oot 6, her aer
\ A., was,:ie danger less unuinent thsn
lain Already the army destined for
\ !, INVASION Of Helstein was assembling
j. Il. siola,ed territory Of neutral Hsr-
zsa AID Hols,eia once occupied, tie
BhSsd Of Iceland was at the mercy OF
nce, sndthc. navy of Denmark at her.
,vossI-
l,i,irer, British force righ, have
SnuJ ia way toto the Baltic, aud checked
Itssi.ne. the movements Of the, DANISH
rrac. Eus ihc season was apPraacnlDg 6.
2.b:u thar psecanlion would ne longer
q. asalled, and when his rnalesty's feet
( ,st have resatvd from ths. sea, aad per
BGIsd France, IN undistnrbed security, 70
|r:uuulate the means of offence against his
|us,sty's dousinions.
Ysteyeu Endrr these circumstances, IN
SaAug upon Denmark for the satisfaction
nd,ecari,y which his msjesly was CEN.
3tN.d 10 require, andiD Demanding the on.
4 pledge by which that security could be
ksdsrsd effsc,pel--,he temporary posses.
lan Of ,hss fieet. which was the chief 10.
kNsmsnt 10 Frsoce for forcing Denmark
ED hostihiies eith GIeae Obtain ;4h;e sns-
Isy accompanied this demand vita the
Str Of every condition which could tend
krcoDeiIe i 70 The intefes.s and~t .sae
tsirgs of TIE court Of Denmark.
1 h Was for Denmark herselftc state the
trns sos.. stipciasions which she right re.
Saus.
ifDeumssk was apptehensive tha: the
Frsndcr of the feet would Be resented by
nnce as 30 act Of cooniyante, his msiesgY
pad prepared force OF such formidable
fsgOiiOde as must have Made concesslon
Ead6sble evenir she destinations b France.
vrsndetirg fesistaace altogether uaayail.
Eg.
Denmark was really pssreted to re-
|pthe demands ef Fraace, and 10 main.
|au her Independence. his msissty prefer,
fdhis co opssasion for her defence naval,
|sllNary add pscuo;aFy aid, the guarantee
4 her i eropean territories and the secu.
ms aOd extension of her colonial posses-
|Nm.
ahstihe sword has been drawn 10 the
|kSullcn OF service indispensable 10 the
|asycf his msjesty's domluions. issmst-
|efSi sincere and painful regretao his ma.
Ny. That the state and circumstances of
essorid are such, as 10 have required and
ENasd the measures of self preservation,
|ssaleh his maies;y has found himaelf ia,
|s!he necessity of resortipg. is a truth
I@sA his mejesy deeply deplores, but
\ which be j: 10 80 degree respousi.
A' majesty has long carried Oh most
Equal contest, of scrupulous forbsarauce
Sa'sluGreientipg violence & oppression.
ulhas fotbearsoce has It's bounds. When:
'sslgu was openly avowcd, and already
HOO lar sdvsoced towards its accom-.
'ensas os subjscsiog the powers of Eu
70 one universal usurpatiun. and of