Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-04

mai some :. - recourse, as far IS possible, to
sc mus. y "a" AJAX. in order to provide occupation
hemp hoss manufacturers VINO Woulu NJ ,o.,s =
lof 'nv a,,oyed with aeticles Of cotton. isWers
Be snapl0' tsat we should circumscrite our
desTaOls S,;sn within the products ofthe mate
consunlp .rowth Of our soil, and restrain the
rails 'ne sssscts of habits and taste contracted
lnnap .nnutactures, that would render US de-
" n i1a. mon foreign countries.
,;esn asss's materials for dying may become
~ nat many of them may be replaced
scarce .,Iuctions of our soil. We will dis
BY us With the rest By slight sacrifice of
pen's ,ol,rs, which may please from their
sOln ',ept greater beauty, without aiding any,
app p@ 70 The intrinsic goodness of the article:
tainS 81 20 small reliance is to be placed on
Dss. ssn;',s Of our manufacturers it will tri-
us s over those difficulties.
un'r TIE channels which, in spite OF these u
,a,;ons, wiii'remain open to importation,
sur l not suffice for the consumption-of sugar
nly . "a, these objects Of secondary. util-
an0 ,"ay become scarce but the great mass
y !. ration Will not suffer from the tempo
y ~ ny;yayicn habits of indulgence toowide-
,a ;5o5suloed will be counteracted and restrain
= ~ the rise in the price
= 6 q And besides, is il tobe supposed that the
Gao, Nation will allow itself to be intimidat-
u by the prisation Of some futile, enjoy
.s.ots9 Her armies have endured, without a.
n,,,rn,ur, the most pinching wants that great,
av s will not have been held outin vain
nd waen we have insview to re%conquer the
;odencndence Of the seas; when We have IN
,,;ss 10 rescue and redeem commerce from
80 ruinous acts Of piracy that are juri,icalIy
,xrrcised against 1t; when. we have in view
4. snaication Of the national honor, and the
a.sakinp down Of those jzrca which
England is attempting to. erect upon our
coasts; the people viii support with the Dig
ni,y and courage that belong tc their. great
character, the momentary sacrifices that are
imposed upon their taste, their habits and
their industry. The commerce of Europe
win soon, no doubt, be rescued from opPTes-,
sion The interest Of nations--she houor of
sortreigns--the magnallimoas resolutions Of
the most powerful Of the allies of France
the power and wish Of the hero who rules O.
yer ns--the justice OF a Cause to which heaven
will grant its proseetion-evely motive con-
ours 10 decide the contest; nor can It's issue
remain uncertain
..ceept, gentlemen, the assurances of my
sincere esteem.
isigneSa SCR ETET."
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The Gazette oiS&Ssatarday night contains a.
mother ORDER OF COUNCIE,. explanato-
ry ofthe one Issued Nov. II. Il siIaply enacts
that none of the enactments or regulations in
the order ofthe 18th, should be. construct as
extending to permit any vesaels to import IN
10 Great Britain any of the produce or manu-
fixtures Of the French West-India colonies !,
out excepting any Yesse. from captare, which
shall arrive with such produce previous to no-i
lice ofthis explanatory order.
This explanation it viii be perceived, was,
very important. Is not, however, very sin
gular, that an order intended to anniailate the
ensmy's commerce should be so -extraordina-s
slv worded as to require subsequent expla-.
nasion chat i did not extend 10 permit the I'M
porsadon Of snemy's produce into Grest-Bri-
tain.
January s.
Yesterday government receiseS advice that
great dissenions prevailed at st. Petersburg
onaccouat the unpopular rupture with Ing
land, and that Compile Novozllzof, at a spe-
cial audience, had with his Office of director
Of the academy of sciences, requested per-
mission to lay Ill his Russian honors at the
emperor's feet
Letters received by the vessel from Hol-
land, the arrival of which we mentioned yes
terday, have furnishedsus with some intelli-
sence from Spain. Il is said that the prince
OF Asturias underwent an official investigation
relative to the plot of which he was accused,
before he received the kings pardon; and IN
Inc Dutch letters account is given ofthe prin-
ces examination, in, which he certainly APP
pears to more advantage than in the cores
Pondence which was published in the French
papers. Instead of acknowledging, any offence
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