Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-06

q ..s<ss at The extremities ofthe
eas'ss' ) foreign power were place. AZ
spF's ! : assss 81 that arsenal. Spezzia
IL ysly ! second Toulon in the Medi.
Saa 49, q the whole coast there abound
tSsfaDss absr. provisions, and asetui hands )
iH .ss;ous il iron, and the men surren-
9 PI $ must become Preach. France
dslss = s fons;nent, which are DESTROYS ofre-
slS ~ * balance of power on the ocean,
spl'p % s~elfsarne Interest in the prosperity
nsss NV maritime department. OF Spezzia.
or corporation of Tuscany is a necessa-
" <.oaence of that grand plan.
gs,;s union is also the interest OF Ius-
wa;ch under thesway OF its little prin-
eps 80 governed without system, without
!. AID was psrpetaalIy infested by the
Vs. mowers. MEN can now no longer
ea soxsrlled in a capricious and fantastic
. There must be 4 certain rule, the
Is.r,u,ent ofthe Law, protected by aprince
.s'Srisaty great andelevated above the pas
';aos of men, and inaexib.e, as the laws is
ssres5a.y for this purpose. The slime m
IssS s passed, in which il was believed that
rs6ple we're made for kings, not kings for
r.pals. Lands, pastures, and forests may
property, but no person can possess
. l;aeiom as fiji were a farm. Iaese dis
.stross consequences a no loager take
,i,cs II great states. It is IN vain then that
sb;yst;ocs are made to the great extension
ss,Se empire the communication by land,
now ,hat neither Alps or Apprentices oppose
4. IS seasy from LeSsloin TO Paris IS from
p.rss 10. Nice. Il has been the policy Of
EasoDeal states to subdne the most distant
euruu;cs, inorder to, obtain new commerce.
al and maritime resources; why then should
vs. NEGLECT those resources and acquisitions
when are so valuable to us : The territory
4 the Medicis, the country OF the sciences
and Of the arts, must form an Immediate
part Of the French empire.
sThs dakedom OF Urbaia,C emerino, and
he Marx Of Aacona, lying on the coast OF
Ire Adriatic, fall undcr the influence OF We
nice. and must necessarily be united with
he kingdom of Isaly. This IS also accom-
urSxAhsd, and the considerable works In the
.pon OF Ancoaa will afford herctlie oppor-
tunsy 81 Essing ont ID sail OF the line, to
seare the freedom of TIE Adrlatic sea, OF
watch Ancosa Shall be the harbour, and We
nice the naval arsenal. Before the cad OF
this year five sal of the line shall be lying
j il tie roads of Aacona, IN that dangerous
sea which to the English presents oaly hos
tile shores, ard where they viii be obliged
to maintain SIX ships of the line, If they at
tempt d eounterbalance our power. NO,
the war snail be eternal, in spite OF the bind
fury which ch..erishcs that inhuman and
s~casssss prineipis IN the cabinet OF London
every whsre French, sluadroas are forming,
and oar naval power in the Scheldt IS al
ready considerable. ina few days there
viii bein the roSds of slushing& Antwerp
z feet Of 80 SAIL of the line; that on the
Of Britanay WILDE stronger. Besides
hat VIZ have the aiiied Russian squadron at
Lsbon, where there are already a division
q several new ships Of the line in the best
which ale rapid advances OF the army
Gen. Iunot placed in our hands.
Sihe events Of Spain has converted a de-
and badly conducted monarchy into
a institutional AID energetic government;
the dock yartis at Cadiz, Ferrol, and Car
ihaSgSaa, have felt this already. Ioulon
o2ezzis, Venice all the sources forthwith
coming nom Holland, Spain, and Italy, are
Y opesatoa !: we must have ships and these
=! saaasd countries have no deficiency ell
asfot iron or Of timber and hemp, TOR
'a''1'ag Or rigging them.
has Seen issued from the en-
pef0s Tor the incorporation of Tuscany, on
.s 2TncTle Of the necessity for compleat-
no sAe system Of the great empire, and Tor
isnaesagae naval administration or France
.'aliaonloas throughout the members OF the
e1eat eontedsracy. Without the incorPora-
uOl OF Ipe~.n., L.. oo,,1I Ia npIparOa1l-