Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06

WHO laibor suca app.sile Ds;ons, Engianu
look with a iealois eye On Russian ag-
she oss protested against
any interference OF this power 10 inc ~,
lernal affairs Of Spa n,. as well al against
her claim 10 tour tsousspd miles OF fac,'
&c ocean. Anxious to contribute no 'os-
ger to The growth Of suen oYefpo "efms
strength, she appeal to be wa,co'hs ID
yori,e moment To tfesk OF all c"hoeAtoh
with Alexander, aid bis Holy Alliance.
Events favorable to such a change, are
hourly expected to be developed on The
EUROPEAN continent. Not TO take sdVan,
tsge Of such a sta,e OF things whenever II
does occur. TO demand a recognition oil our
maritime rights. would be TO throw away
an advantage that is placed in our HANDS.
The attention of Alexander IS now dis
trac,ed BY the multiplicity OF his claims.
OH the one hand, lie IS pressed 0y Ine
contest between the Turks and tue 1reeks
ON The other. b. the Spanish reVolu',on'
and the opposition made by tnglanu 70
his project of inv ion. II is al t'ns time
that he disturbs lie free comn'erce OF A.
nerica, in the seas that wash our "estera
frontier. There is surely no need that
our countrymen should hazard 50 many
advantages for urging the claims OF amt
RIGA resulting from such s'ate oi ,"'nss'
by rash and precipitate resort 10 hosl''e
measures. IL the Greeks maintain Their
indeptndence against the Ottoman Porte,
OF which there seems every Propao'e
hope-if Spain should be invaded contra
~ to the adnonIiion, OF England iair
opportunity would be presented tor o0tn
England and Auer,ca, to confederate ior
the purpose of obs ming from Alexander
An express remuneration OF bis claim TO
fou, thousand miles Of the Pacific ocean.
Great Britain is as much interested IN tbs
question as America The truth OF thr
whole matter is, that Alexander IS puIsu
ing the same plan of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I'VE
do not say by the same means, mat Do
paparte has done, and he may look even
tualIy to the same termination OF nts Ia
bors. By this, we do not mean 81 Heie'
ma, or personal imprisonment. but dis-
memberment Of his empire, pros ration
of bis strength. England is preparing with
her formidable navy, 10 array herself 10
opposition TO Russia and is waiting the
most suspicious moment to strike oecs,
sive blow. There is no immediate need
of such haste OH our part, as TO talk oil
single. handed contest, when nation e.,
aually interested With US in the disposal oil
this question, only waits Tor a favorable
moment TO cooperate. But why d. we
talk OF England alone-France, Spain,
Holland, every naval power is 90 this
subject, interested on the side of America.
Extract OF letter from respectable house
at Belfast, tireland) March Alb.
"For some time past manufacture has
been carrying on here and in Eoglsad to
an amazing extent, in an article initiating
Irish Linens, Lawns, &c. the warp OF cot
ton, and the welt or filling, linen thread
when bleaehed so great is the deception
that it can only be detected by trying th'
strength Of the article from selvage to sci
wage, when il will be found to tear will
ease, which is exactly the reuerse OF cloti
com posed entirely of fax. As the cha
ractes Of our staple may suffer by goods o
The shove description, l think il would 81
lust 10 pul dealet.-j->.II re. trsutIr, or
posed on" o.