Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-23

turned to those principles OF the law o. hasi-
ons which are equally the principles OF justice
and honor.
9Th. All the ministers are charged with the
execution of the present decree, alch, shssl
be published and inserted inthe halietin OF
t he laws
Given from our royal palace o. Milan,
the 18th day Of Dec. 1907.
NAPOLEON.
BY the Emperor and King,
The minister secretary of State,
M A...yLDtNI.
TIE JEIFS.-As tie Turkish govern -
ment will most likely fall its territories VII
probably be divided between the empires OF
France, Russia and Austria. In such case, !.
it is presun4sbIe that the restoration OF the
Jews tothe Eioly Land, will take place under
the auspices of the Freach emperor. las a.
stentioa to that unfortunate people during tie
last year, and MS promises of good o!iitass IN
their behalf III luture, Indicate bis intcl 1tlon
of collecting and restoring thcln and BY THIS
acting the. part, acquirin. tkereputatipn OF
second Cyrus.
(Loaasl2.a +
At the opening ct tie le5 islatve counei Of
Lower Canada, at Quebec, the 29ih Of JarT;
airy, Sir James H. Cr.i,, the governor gene.
raj, delivered speech, OF WHICH Tic follow
Ing is an extract,:--
" have no doubt, that you JoinsWlts me-,
gentlemen, in.lamenting tie discussions that
have arisen, between lis n,2jcstyss govern
ment and that of America. j have TO in!or-
nation to convey to you, that might teud to
throw any ligheupon subject, 'inswhich this
colony must be SO materially interested. Let
us hope that the moderation and Nigdcm Of
the government Of the United St-tes, viii lead
them to meet that of bis maie2ty inits endea-
vors, by an equitable accommodation of e'it-
ferenees, 70 avert the.caamitics OF war, from
two nations, who from habits OF afiinity, uni
ty oflanguage, and the reciprocal advantages
Of their commercial intercourse seem no less
to point them out to each other, as the objects
Of a mutual connection Of aiaay and conf
dence.''
From lie american Daily yadvertiser.
| Mr.. PouLsoN,
IF the following Apothtl,egms, extracted
| from Twiss's Miscellanies, are worthy OF 4
place in your useful paper, they are at Jour
! service. %CELOO
G. ENGAGE not into a large acquaintance
and various famiiiarities for thereby thou
wilt set open thy gate 10 invaslees, who Will
| plumber thee of thy precious time
g Ifthou keepesta good table, thou Shalt
extend thy acquaintance butsst not sure OF
| gaining friends thereby.
g In frequent, long, needless andimperti-
nent visits, thou not only nurderest thy own
. time, WHICH thou sheuldst employ better, but
! dost also rob them who,perhaps, might chuse
to make better use Of theirs, if it were net
| taken up by such as undersaad little else
| than such bare forms ofMIsIAKEN ciyility.
! /" generous man least regards money,
| but when he has tnot, he mosts wants it.
! (" Envy not some their great riches. Their
burthens would be too heavy for thee Thou
couldst not sacrifice, as they do, health, quiet.
honour and conscience to obtain them. This
would be paying SO dear for them .th at thou
wouldst lose by the bargain.
g Rehectnot upon persons in promlscuous
company thou knowest not whomthou DISC
biggest.
A concluding face put upon ano conclud-
ing argument the most contemplate folly
in the world"