Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-18

concerning tHE CuafdSASJ ~ 49, sS - .
the abolition Of tkesast forms OF freedom,
and the shadow Of po2ulsr Representations
in the constitution of that coHoiry; but
his Conduct towards foreign powers fnr-
nishes more direct proofs OF ms usurPa-
lions and lyranuy Switzerland has, hap
pily for hersslf. aGofded scarcely any ioci.
dens TO be recorded. We know only one
fact, that even now the comp!emsnt Of
troors which is the ,ribgte Bonapaiie re.
quires, has not yet been completed. 10
the small democratic cantors The members
are skill deficient; and the brave tnoun,
talneers have not brlied their ancient q i u
Vel The ceorsl governments femprssfases'
and The French minister tkreateos.
The richer and Larger csn'oos have ctser-
ed to sopply lie ,roops for shsir less obe-
diens brethren; but this has been rejected
a. Paris. Nat only mus, the gross amoens
be that which has been prescribed, bnstae
partition OF il also among the d'Hersn.
states, .nus. coofora with The imper,al dc
crees.
Fsogo Koi!aod, France has wreuthed
still more of her frontier places; ADD
French cus,orn house officers are Stationed
10 the Dutch towns, 10 secure The execc-
ton of those laws which serve only 70 re.
duce her inhabitants TO poverty and wsSseh-
edcess.
Germany, the scene Of so much Of Be.
napar,e's glory, is also the thea;re Of his
expressions. The vassal sta.es CT The
Rhine are forced 10 call us,s their troops,
which they are about 10 send inio Da!n.a
tia to Eight .5assles, they know toe wei! for
whom, but certainly not for Whss. 1attne
same lime he ds1aolisAes the few forvesses
10 the norih, and does DOT suffer Q strongly
walled city to reraals IN the haads sven of
his youngest b.olhfr Hlsrocymes. Ia
Prussia his soldiers still remain, ln n''er
defiance of the espi ess sI;peisiiuos ct the
treaty Of 3ilsit; aud he sewn throwing
provisions into hefeno;e e''y OF Gns;r'n.
SO mighty is his auihotitv With 'h- two
sove,cigss who share with him :.le si;se c.
emperor, ssa, be has succeeded IN CON
pei!ing both 70 measures nosi opposite 70
their essential interests The enperer ct
Aussris has Seen obliged to reuounce all
connection viii bis oa,urai silly and con.
stant friend, Grea, Britain and a. the
command Of Ffauce, has .cul!rcred her
troops on ,Ae. Eruntisss Of IA key, to lin
10 the division OF it, TO perform the service
Bonspsi;e prescriLes. and take hereward
he picases 10 give. Whatever beusdss 20
civilization may arise fron the expulsion
Of the Turks IRON, E:rcgs. Aas'ris must
politically sufier by me change. she will
hereafter De surrounded by active foes,
whereas hitherto she has been pro:ected BY
the weakness OF the Oi,onsaa empire. Yer
Austria aanuoi resist; Sapossoo can await
himself of Havatiao jealousy, ard 6assen
te attack Aucsria or her German f.oo,ier
he has his ea:ssarss. in the dist Of HUI
gary, who have already had tao asa.ktd ar
influence among the jealous saagna.es o.
shas k;ugdoga; and he can, any hoar, re-
Wye the ely Of liberty iu Ga!ie:a. Such
is his Influence over Austfie.
The emperos Alexander bas shewn that
he may. 20 like manner, be sedeerd 20
measures that lead TO dirccs suicide His
projects against Turkey maj. hsvc snew
of policy 10 snpport ihem; bss hardly his
declsra lon OF war sgsinst Gssa. B'uain,
certainly not his attack ca Sweden.
,Thisis the master-s;soke Of BonE2ar;e's
policy. he would DOT be ansiors 20 cen.
qasr Sweden speedily, if be could; the
heroic resistance which that people VII So
su'edIy make against The Russian Invaders
will BIZ victofies flr Napoleon. 10 the
mean While he Will dsxIcfousIy pref blythe
calamisous aod iqsncatabie war beswesn G..
I Britain and Dcnmask, 10 station his snsi-
liafie IL her capital, .nd, if he can conway
his troops sasre, also n Norway. Ccdcr
IL ,xaHanre nf ~. G ~ lsh " ar his trncfa