Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-09

and .intsrdicte d pudes pain ct ofshsc alton,
the larger half Of oar commerce. She IN.
I.eIdscstd that part which alone is essential
loshe tseple. Ills notorious thatlhr great
cr pare Of cur traffic with the EastsA West
Iudies, and Of the CONSEQUENT traf6c with
Europe, teDdsto enrich cur merchants, \ but
is in5no other respect Of Importance. But
the trade with England provides q market
for our most valuable productions, and At
fords a supply Of what we most want. a
grrs,cr.vlolation OF our rights. tnrrefore,
could not have been made. Add had the
power been quail 10 the will, it would have
soccasiooed greater plumber OF our pro-.
Epe.sy than ever was experienced. his act
of slswisss power, glcay with suecsss, ahd
drunk with prosperisy, bsiog announced IN
England al the moment ourAcpmmiss'onefs
there had concluded a .res5. The Brush
monarch declared, in spiritioi Honorable
csador and integrity, that i i should BE-
executed, aud We should tameiy submit,
neither Of which things WAS Supposed 70 DC
possible he reserved 10 himself the sight
@ef resalia iion.
Afer tie lapse of many months aod no
marks OF opposi.'on CO our P=rt, ne hss
easrrlsed ,ha! right The messu'c ct 1esa
liatioo will be present, consideisd. Ant
will any msn prsteod 10 justify. or even TO
escu2e The French emperor's Berlin decree.
.sou the grounds Oh which II WAS ayoSediy
made?
Hshall no, be denied that he nigh, treat
us IS we Suffered ourselves TO be treated
by hisenemy. If the &C. Of the one WAS
founded in right. SO OF course mustbe hat
Of the o,hei. If wrong. cur Submission
10 The wrong was skiing part so tar within
enemy. a. to give him the right Of exact.
isg from US an tq.sl submission. Boz
coplcnd thar We, by Dot sacrificing sllour
ships, or seamen, aud our goods TO viz.
dirs,ea claim TO The ess,yirg trade between
eoemy colonies and the NO her Country,
Ga claim neeer yet acknowledged by the
great commefcial powetss thereby gave the
French emperor q RICH, 10 violate The
Established principles 81 the law Of rations,
and deprive Us not only Of commercial
privileges, bar Of our soysreigosy aud 10.
drpep.ieocs, is al assertion So pre- grant
vi b .osu.d,iy. So snocr;ag 10 the COM
iuon seuse ct Gank,,sl, tha, IL would be sa
iEsnll 10 orr readers u We should say ons
syllable ia rsfuta,ion. .aad yeS his is VIVA,
he honorable Senator lnsls > 90, Il oct 10
he piainsst ard mos, d,rec. etms, by The
mos, necessary aud unavoidable ihlstenoE
We leave il will: him aud his frieDds.
hey will need all s;ieir tlaqgsnec and all
their arr 70 answer a. the bar x a people
abused, insuiicd; Of a PEG.
pie who mas. be driven alm0s.to madness
when dizzy shall d'.ssuver The vas sacrifice
Which has been made Of their ,'1operty.
,he.r bosor, aud their Independence.
The hooor@b:e seba.r.- iotroduces his
remarks on the BRiir Of TIC lhe.speske,
by reiterstirg the dec'a,aiicn that he is
not slapic,ous, and ssys, he woulI bsiicve
the British ministers 3hsn they profess a
desire TO make rsparafion. il their pro.
fess,oes we're po,SconHadicssd bv facts.
Here we have acharge Of ins'ncetity ADD
ia'sehoed, made by an henarable xen.lr
man who preclaims, ia the same breath,
hi. fraakness and cardcr- f. appeals 60
facts. Has he shsn ted the truth, he
whole truth, ard po,hing Dot tie isuth
This, ss assnan Of aooor, hc-wss boopd TO
do.
He states as facts, 1 $. that Mr.. .Rase
was Dor Informed IF he Orders of Council
OF Na.en,bsr. sciy, Ihas reparztion was
net made IN England only because oar
prcaidens had couple j With hi. denahd q
satisfaction ca hat srbjre, simllar de-
man,l 90 other suhjrcts. 3dlS, Iha, re
psrs,ion was only .fsered in genera! fe'ns,
but wi,heut cry specific proposals. a bly,,