Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-21

e'pi'a'e The Italian nice, the sp,ai.,d, i,
{cumspect. ss'
In love, the German does not md
stand il. the Eoglshmap loves . liul,k.
and lhete, the Freedman every rhs'
The Italian Knows how ooe ought 10 H., IN.
The 6panisTd loves truly 80
In external appear apce, the German !,
tall, the Engii.hmsn well made. ~
Frenehmen well lookIrg. the Italian )
the middle sise, the Spau;srd trigh,ful
10 dress, The German is shsbby !,
Epglisbnan superb, the Flenchmap cb.,. =
ing, the Italian iasserdema iion, the snss
niard decent. '
10 manners. the German is clowui.b
The EtgEshman barbarcus, he F,eprb
man easy, the Italian polite, the Spaaia
proud.
10 keepisg secret, the German foro,,,
what he has been told, The Epglishn,,
concesls what be should divulge and Al
vnlges what he should conceal tie Ftep,h.
man blsbs every tblng, the lia'iau does DO,
otter a wcrd, the Spsoiard is.sty mys,s,
finus.
In vanity, the German boas,s lis,le. IT,.
Englishman .despists sill. she Frenckm,,
praises every lhlng the ] allan values pl,
WIZ, 10 OF litle value, the Spaaiafd is II.
dtferen, 10 ell
10 eating Ord drinking, tie German i,
dtunkafd, she EngTishman lover +
swee,s, the Freedman delicate, The t.,
liah moderate, .he.Spsuiard niggsrdly
In offending and doing good. The .,t,
man does neither good ror bad, the Err
li.kmap doee bosh wllhou. reason !.
italian IS promp,in benehcenee but .rd,
tive. the Spauiatd is iudgeren, ID sotb :.
spec,s.
In speaking. shr German speaks lpl,t
badly, but writes well, the Frepchmn
speaks well and writes well, The Eopl;,h
man spesks bsdlv Sa, writes well also, III,
Italian speaks well, writes much and we'll
the Spapiard SPEAKS liale, writes lly!., tu
well.
Ia address, the German locks Ike
bloekhead. the Englishnsn resemble. nt.
iher fool nor wise man, ;he FfeucA
nan is airy, the Italian is pruden,, bu, /
looks like fool, the SpauiaYd is qui.e ,s: [
reverse.
In laws. the German laws are indifferent
the Erg!Ishman has bSd laws, bur obs.r.
shen we'll; she F!enrhmsn has goo6 law,
bur observes them bssly the Italians and I
Spsnlsrds have good laws 'he fotmersh
serve peg'gensIy. The is,ter rigid|y.
Servants, are companions il German, 3
slaves In England; masters in France re-
spectful in ltsly,; SUBMISSIVE in Ssan.
Diseases tAe Germans are particularlYD
fccted with Aeas; tie English with uhitloy,; Z
the French with the small BOX; the Italnn
with the plague; and the Spasiards With 4
wens.
| he women are housewives in Germany
qeeens III England ladies in France CAP
tives III Italy; slaves ia Spain.
II courage, the German resembles aher;
the Enghshnian lion, the Frenchlnan 81 q
Eagle the Italian fox; and the spaniard &
an Elephant.
In the sciences, the German is pedasi
the hngllshman a philosopher; the French
man has smatteriag Of every thing; thelr 3
iiasa.is professor, and the Spaniara pre-
found thinker. 81
Magniiicence, in Germany tbs princes; s.
England the ships; in France the court; ii
Italy the churches in Spain the arnones AZ
magnificent. 81
Husbands, tmark the conclasioni in Yer Il
many they arc masters in England servants
III trance Companions; in Italy school Ooy' 81
and Ia Spain tyrants. 81