Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-29

''''' lie had 70 dc,h.
out inns proved bonaparte's intention D,,,,
more to disturb lis. g He has bumh,.,,.
SELF" said the democrat, "hc has -
himself down never to rise against ~
always the Tiger crouches before She
sAehs.''
We yesterday too hastily admitted,b
British would rescind their oder in come,
without due rejection subscribing to the opi
MON Of a London editor. There is a c,,dn.
attached to the resembling on the part G, r,,
gland, with which she most Certainly win
Tot comply. The French DEGREES will ho.,
voked, if the British orders are rescinde1 D.,
She shall give up the principles Of blocLa3.
Now England assurcdly will no, give IA.
right; and therefore the orders will mt h.,
| resclnded: Of course the DEGREES are nor and
viii not be revoked. This BonaDarc w.p
knew and his object is plainly to throw, if
possible, the culpability on England, andim-
press in this country the belief that France IS
willing to revoke but England will not. lis
an insidious stroke of policy on the part Of
Bonaparte, but too shallow to have effect
No, not SO. Cur democrats viii rave and ap-
plaud France, and endeavor to charge the
British with all the blame Of the continuance
OF the orders and DEGREES and oar admins
stration, with perfect conviction Of the con-
trary, will insist on the good disp silion of
Bonaparte and his readiness to come 10 an
accommodation.
Tie British are wiling 70 renounce their
orders IL COUNSEL, ii the French will abandon
their DEGREES they made the offer long ago;
but not to be clogged with conditions, to Gem
ply with which would be ruinous.
What part then has our president TO act!
The law Of last winter authorised him to re-
store the non intercourse With the noL-CCH-
plying nation. Neither nation has complied
The declaration Of France that she viii here
after revoke, on certain conditions, amounts
to nothing. 1t is no ground On which build
proclamati The French DEGREES are not
revoked, and will not be. The President viii
have nothing to say on the subject.
II Uery Iathy remark "A writer IN INC
Virginia Patriot, speaking of Jefferson rem
dcring Bonaparte every assistance to over
throw Great Britain, says that if trey hau
succeeded, Jefferson would have put his ioo'
on the PROSTATE British Lion Is alter INC
beast was dead, for a Certainty stone dcaaI ana
excain, See cousin what sve have doAe.
The few cursory remarks waIcn "e'>
made in this paper, on perusinG la"c"'"
bic Ode in the Ind pendent Amefl'a"'
have excited the impotent rage OF the au'"ot
of the ryhmcs who has wasted 10 Si'1'
quantity of powder in vain endeavo's ~
justify his own builders ; and TO impress,
be lief that what he has written is not oNI'
not wretched stuff, but really worth fe"D
ing. That he is serious in ais betiel '"'' e
is no doubt for the man who IS capaoI'
scrb bling such contemplate metr;'a' lI w..
ter, must be supposed possessed OF a juI Ia
nent Of equal discrimination and 10 JuSh
ns of his own compositions it is lH"e
,able that he would exercise much seVe'"
The rhymetagser observes nov" ",LGc
his critical snarlcr may judge, the F" p.y
will differ from him in essential points W.,
ldm1re these " doggreI lines" IN 'ns o ,nl
They think it contains beauty, 6re'"9 ,J I
'oint and zJiW H0e admired, &c WI.
IAN induce you, sir, so severely TO ''''u .nnr
he taste Of the public? Yet douo',S'' .ame
amous predecessor Searson has ti7 '" W.,
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