Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-22

o'o.' u 'ha'aer ara rapine, Until ev. "aa
vate even was gluted with m2ss,s s.eF n
only apology for this unsec.ssas ' b
and nnpostare, WAS to produce !, psad)
FIRST fmlressiea, by striking s,rros Ja'sralt
enemy. Al his operations wer. r mic Ii;
IN a similar style. Hypocricy. a aa
and athe'sm were successfully su upo,sac|
to his and, that he might the more a4 "@'
! ally deceive the inhabitants. f. o, tAeeu'
to prsauce bs3ef thot he lad ;a a''snp'l
NTH tile divinity. 1hose ,yh r''1co9sst
enemies shall fnd no refuge in th;s IRE are h
IN The 1vorldto cone--'.o ran can b. " .. Z. "
not 70 see tAat ali my operations are c'ss S'ae
ed BY aest'ayy-fhe eay zuiA come 7, %aa'f !,
the zv0'la zv1A 7oitness, shnt as I act ir "a az
ssquezce ct orders trom obooe, humg, " .s
are Of no a0ail against me. Thus IL, yM'
ther Mahomet the Impostor, did ,bi is, no 'l.,
leglous cut-throat work upon the ,n, sa'l!'
tlcn of fanatics and bgots. NF''s''
Egypt IS made the scene of act, ;,
the bare h.ension Of which, humans uS.s' At
shocked and ahrlohted deeds 50 ho.!;u "
IN Their nature that mankind will $685.. s'
give credence to their narration. 49,
may disbe'ieve them, but It is folly for ,So.s
who 1--we III the present age 70 d:scrry;, ' 90
deny them. They who have y;rrr,,.1 VI
read OF the horrors of the French rsvo,"'
ton; who are acquainted with tbe b.,n,.
OF Roi'esPlefre, Carrere, Dapton ,ad
Marat. and the prodigal enusjon Of sI N"
man blood to CRAFTY the vengeance Of tbas.
revolutionary biood-hounds, viii nor thot
it incredible that wretch of Ronan,r,.S
character could butcher prisoners !, cdJ
blood, and poison his own so!dierv WHEN
no longer able to aid hi.a in his ,n;,
works.
At Jafa, nearly four thousand hspl.,,
and wretched caPtives, were feed uoon by
the orders OF Bonsparte, and thus murder.
ed in cold blood. This deed. the bare Re.
cital OF which is enough to make the blood
chi! with horror, was quickly followed Up
by another more shocking. liz caused
poison to be administered to upwards Of
five hundred OF his own soldiers wAo had
been wounded in bat'le---:n fighting to gain
honor and renown for him, their commas.
er. These things MAJ seen al illusion,
but they are Of record, and when posteriv
shall read them, they may exclan with
Burke, ages haUe been crs1ydea into days!
But the measures of Borapar,e,s iniquity
was not filled. Let those who adore the
monster and recommend submission TO his
wiii--thcse who nave so lately written and
talked SO much about Religion and Church
bills, attend to what fellows. He declared
that if he could get possession Of jERusA.
LEI, he zoou!d t'aHt Inc tree q Liberty Oh
the SPOT on which the CROSS Of JESUS
stood, and would BURY the first EEhNId
GRENADIER who should fall in the at
tack, in the TOMB of our BLESSED o.
VIOUR!! This last act OF sacrlleee ter'
minated the disgraceiul campaign in hGP'
Bonaparte deserted the army and secretly
aed 10 France, leaving his comrades inter-
ror and CONSERVATION. Upon his aIlV@"
Paris, he was received with open arms "
all parties terrorists K royahsts, all zoos
ed up to him for protection and support,
He very soon subverted the then ESTABLISH
ed government of France, and placed n'n'.
self at the head of the new sosernneh u
the character of First Consul. me ial''
and imposl,iens which he has since rraS'S'
ed 10 raise himselfto the dignity OF an 1J III
peror, are fresh upon the rscollect'on o. , al,
We pass over his acts Of pcrhdy aDa , ,I"s
~ at home, to notice his trsacacTy alu 0''
injustice TO foreign countries. ,on.
Passing by the atrocities "hicn 1 ~
mit,ed in Cenoa,we will notice his o'A''' I'D
contriyances to get within his fo"IJ'a leI.
destroy the chief, who by his vaor a. a"u - o,o,,
ity had preserved to France one 0, ' vs. g." IA,
important colonies. Whilst h0'o'l ls,;,r
the right hand of friendship 10 tnS '', ,;nal.
of St. Domingo, the ab'orred tyfa' I'D , nur-
cd his plight. d honor, BY arrestios Az. .',ceo Of