Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-11

supa, medistions. references cout....
| and the like stuff. Nov, ali ,hesg eaces,
Citations, &c. would never have taks, ssgo.
bad the weather permitted the Rn,s;ss
armies to Inarch-ior, had there bs s..Aa
frost it was the intention Of AIexanSsaa
have taken bis Christmas dinner ~ y. p
Seraglio, and bis supper in Che H.,..oee
But The weather was untavorabIe and y.
Imperial Majesty amused his Imperial VA. w.
Royal Confrcres, with negociation. : 90. saa'
malums, &c. &c. Now, boweye, .Ill.
the weather is bee ONE fayorahIe 4, mac
Russians TO march. The negociali, NJ we
laughed al, and the poor Turks ac r. s's
OF intemperaGce, insolence, &c. anS ~
rejecting the mild offers OF Russia ~ IT, W
reminds us OF one Of the fables of i.,F e"s
tame, 10 which the various animal. W. VI
described as tearing poor patient .,, ',e
pieces Tor eating cabbages!. Tn, ~ ~
Ouanan Government should be irr,,,, as
against the mediating powers, is NOT ,o =
wondered at, as they appeared 70 b,Ue
been urging the Porte 10 accede n 'a %s
demands Of Russia, merely because ,t .s
are not en- nssnre 10 check the amb;,;o'.
views Of Russia. These medistiig po~s
ers should have addressed Themselves,
Russia, and not TO the Porte. Il nv
Powers bad armed by sea and BY l,U us1
when Russia, last summer was raanss,I
ing hostile designs against Turkey ,ia
blow might have been averted, Nov ,I !,
is too late. Tie consequences OF fins w..
are easily fcreseen. II will be The in, h
est of Prussia and France to ccoper.,s
with Russia as TO Austria she would vii.
ling do so, ii Russia would take he, int; m
This new partnership, where the BALANCE
ofpruft will be made at the expense of hs
balance of power. The treaty between ,I;s
country T. Denmark will tell we'll and !.
tvdsn. that our information or that sni;..,
was correct, as accounts from that com.
try positively say that The Notifications :,
the Sound, and the adjacent island, ~.
being put IN a state OF defence. Rm II
this will not prevent the Russian. eo;.g
to ConstantinopIe-this we stated in tIs
British Monitor already. in Feb'y. I9arl,
- consequently our reasoning is mn ill.,
that of the Screen Penny Statesman Of The
London Press, which is always po,le,o.
ri:-that mode of reasoning is within The
reach Of any one. If the public are salts.
fed with such sort Of political oracl.s.
la bonhenr! We have no inclination 10
tbwart the pleasures OF gentle duIness'
And TO shew the want OF ordinary ipfol.
nation on The part of our Newspaper Ed.
itors, none of them knew of the arrivslbf
the gentleman attached TO our embassy at
Vienna
"Some Of our quid nuncs, with much
gravity, ask where Russia is to get III.
money to 20 to war? We answer, that she
raised loan in this country consequent.
Iy John Or has supplied her with means
"The Russian war will lead 10 inpor
tant results. 1t will be, as we often said
the signal for revolt in most OF The CONT
mental states. In Italy every thing is pre-.
pared and. indeed, we are in possession
Of copy Of an energetic manifesto adj
dressed TO the Italian Patriots, inviting
them to shake of the yoke of Bonaparq's
father-iR law and his ex.accompIce We
shall, in our next, give an extract from
this manifesto. We cannot, however, re.
train from expressing our surprise that the
so-called liberals of Europe, who are all
become the partisans of Russia 10 the pre-.
sent contest, do not see that Russia may
and will eventually introduce anli-iberal-
ism in the civilized states OF Europe, by
means of her Calmucs, Cossacks, and
Bashkirs."