Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-06

the facilities afforded BY the possession I
Venetian Friuli. Wy
Dantzic and Stettin, too, itappsars, =,
contain French garrisons and from a i
places, as we'll as from tie islands or p, y
Usedom md Violin, and indeed the vs sSe
Swedish Pomerania, a number Of cr, N.Y.
WiHno doubt be fitted cut to annoy end i.
cept the trade Of 'hc Battles. as well as ID y
vent the introduction of British mana(a,,sr g
into the states bordering Gil that sea. RS, s
this measure Of PonaIarte's is preudicsI
England what isitto Prussia? 1t Was AIM
an unnecessary step ii that power to ploS
the admission OF the British flag Tito I
ports, il the enemy CT Britain is to boss.
such important situations in che line of1'
coast as those of Stettin ALT! Dsntziic a.
whole maritime trade of her remaining 5.s'
Mons will undoubtedly be under the diyppSS
of the military government CT those pIac.
and no less will the internal traffic Of thenI
subject to the same controul, as the oDi'
flows through the centre Of Prussia, and.
the distance Of only a few ports from ss,s
itself. We do not woa9er at the aversion,
dicated by the king Of Prussia to revisit.
capital.
Nouem5er y
His najesty's proclamation on the riga
search occasioned a great variety Of rcnaS
among the British Journalists: VIC are the,
fore tempted to lay before the public thena,
Der,m which this document is viewed By 4.
enemy. The following remarks or that M
ject are extracted from the Padhciste Q, h
ID inst
/" The English Journals Of the l9thOtt
Der containing proclaim tion Of Ills Brii,slsr
majesty, relative TO the English scamen 4,
ployed in foreign service. This reraarkA
productions seems to refer only to the An4.,
cans, who are TIE only people that eassy
English sean.en in their vessels; aid ia ay
view the proclamation seems 10 SATISFY aAt
reports Which were in circulation, lta tie
English government were resolved ratheFA
come to a rupture than to make any cones
sions to the Americans. This proclanan
is in effect kind of amends h0aaaratk ID
the violence committed on the Chesapsas
On "a strict examination, indeed, it conlls
principles, Of which the application Souldh
directly contradictory to the system hltherr
pursued BY the English government: lvcaa
condemn the bloody wars which its amhia
has for more than a century llndled in En-.
rope. In acknowledging the Illegally OF this
odious right to search, so violently exercise
against ncutrals-in declaring that the neu1a
ilag covers men, it Acknowledges lmpAetI
that the same flag covers merchandise also
a social principle, the defence OF winch sA
is the chief cause of that war which ffa al
maintains for the interest OF ali nations, LII
English government renounces the IlSlt
searching neutrals altogether. II aecl1 al
with its own mouth to, all the world, inc l'
ga,ity Of those measures which It mas lana
fer the support of its unjust pretenslcS
It appears from the above that we a'e N
singula. in Cur opinion, that the rFoSa4r
tion in question contained d recession from =
existing right or the part Of G. Britain Do
were or suspicions i'll founded, that a az
would be mace to extort further llda'oealS'
from the facility ofcur former collces a..
The rest Of tie article absve quoted al1l''r@'
tnis alteration II the tone of England 70 r w.
OF the Americans; but as we are not |l'. u.
to suppose this, we do no: think 1t #oru -
tracing 1""''
The Apollo, an American vs''f' y" ts
rived at Cowes from Che'bonFg;. sue
on.osh. o.scy Letters from Paris 0@ 'y'
are get OF gecen, date. 6y ms say III II
Sm;,h ard Mr.. Walsh, who 'a'ey y
CIR Frame in The farTicap:s" =.
Keotcge are returned. nv s' ~. w.,
.omp anied ~ some par, Of his !.c'ay w. ~,
residaa. ia s7ssnce and Mr., Wsl'1, u
,sifs, bnt' wr believe eEroneona!y' .D IN
sesrsr ofs.ms Important eoo'u'p' ~n.J
'roa Paris. A gentleman hY sne NC, u' NJ
aswdon a!so cane passenge' 70 ''s :" ii
q. from Chcybourg, and br'ag' w. d
is family, after residence 10 i : I'D,
,eayyv e;oht~rn ncntha. Mr. b'"',