Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-05

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tss l sase s observed by the former tow
'aes p'.,sia Alexander IS ss'd 10 have
sras r !. = syseusse Moleavia and Walla-
Jsf'seo : French troops shalt be ca.
hen'a, oJ .ss,avs from the Prussisn terri.
NE Me-. che emperor OF Ausst's Is a'sa :
'' - = hare refused 70 shut me POI. o.
50 Y :. : so,ioss the trade Of Great Bsi.
ln's:sr a.ss runors are entitled 10 very
Lux ersdi'.
,ssn,, SOD bfek-rs waited on lac enanee'.
s . g The sssheqaer, 10 request that ne
= !. presail on the admiralty 90 direct
"0s .sa,u .rs after having examined ueu.
ca,ss' 10 write ,h- word searched 90
l.s:' ,as,ers, as according to the French
' ..r.r. ,aas &C, was sufficient evidence fer
80 49,, e.s,drmoss;on at their arriving a, 4.
W. .v.,;,ssr tie controul Of Ftance. The
:. lsl,a.,ilar os the exchrqnef obsersed s'hst
. s,Sh direction should BE- given by the
.,n,,.l.y as goycrOmea; had Determined
$, . relax say Of Ike MEASURES adopsedsfn
,s,,,:,.;oo OF HoDspaf,e's drcsees.
Tss I,liowing able and comprehensive
....,nsn. cf facts and arguments. appilcs.
,.bls !, The question efoar conssst with
a,-,;ea. W sa5m;. 10 The serioas exsmi
,,.;oo Of on. couairy men, and strongly re.
,a,onecd 10 the peculiar a:tensioa f hi.
r;se,s. lfshey arc accessible 70 reasons
Syaoesd f,om considerations OF justice or
ool,c,, they mass b. s,roag!y impressed By
lis sssis meni.
.'5f'shs amonri of British msnulactnres
e.par,.a aaaually 70 ,hs U. Sis es.iu,a.ed
% 8 exceed Tea millions sterilag, and the Dc.
n ,ad Aas bssp fsr son: time rapidly ia.
cfeasias. to the greas advantages OF our
usaDfacsorcrs.
This;ncrrasing demand psocee3slron.
lar follps ING causes.
rsslas glowing population and veal h OF
tas y. S. essalias q great Increased COZ
sumption, sshiei nsrSss afiiy requires an
| Adequate scffly AMI fspn The st,a mrreial
sa,srpns. 81 The peapir If thar country,
cons aasly discovering new sad reno.e
market t1r eur naanufs. L .es imported Or
,asn fa SEPARATION, aaG which ,sns I'D
iher Wy iaso- distant channssA -sor con-
sanpioa, wssfe they ssers bsfcrc 10.
laown, auS3 i.sn ss.e coiaaies of. the enc
ny. 10 Sh;ch this count. as a. beElgeF1n.
mas co. asSess
lis estimated that sum exceeding 2
millions Sterling, is now owing from indsvi-
daals IN the IT, 5, 10 tao mcrchants and ala-s
lnEaetufers Of the Chitcd k,ageloM, " Hich
properly thsreis too much reason TO apr,ae-
bend, would for an indefinite time, at least, be
iarectsl Srom its gular ch4Enels. by the OBJ
structiOEs which a state OF hostility will natu-
rally Numerically present to itsiusi appfs-
priaiiOn ID the event o. ailostile Aeterminati-
On OF tie par, Of The American goYernment.
Such a esl.. il is to be feared, would be pro-
dactiye Of extensive and gcuerai distress In
Insecurity and greatly alignment That already
iclt IN the manufacturing districts m theNorth
ewing to sns pension ef-the demand for the
American market, following 50 closely the
F1yaiiOn Of tA-s trade WITH the EurSfeaa con-
/ tnent.
Among the many important ccgscquen-
ecs Ola rupture with the T. s. are disaelyan-
ages which Mould accrue to the commercial
interests at, large, from being deprived of
'saaniS through the neutral .met,iin now left
mem; and the. general 1aconycnicncc cnd par
ua distress waish must he experienced BY his
!najesty's subjects in the w. India Islands,
y case OF such war taking place The i'd
'sn'ases Should also be considered Of pre-
serving the American market open to oui
%'sss Tor timber and naval stores, and also
M s oeneht which this country might in the
present state of Europe derive FROM America
"a sfanary, should period Of scarcity re-
r.. srI' and good understanding be preserved
.e y great reason to believe, that if the
nv osoers OF Council are acted upon asithey
~" stand, without any modihcationtas they
tent = saItlales the growth of the y. S. it will
ms a" produce in the minds ofthe govern
i.ss ss ana OF the peop.e Of the q. States a
:sclng OF determined nost;lity 10 This country