Alexandria Daily Advertiser

The infamous effort at Political Seduction, intended to have been practised on the virtue of an American citizen by the not less infamous Edmund C. Genet, forms a handsome and striking contrast to the delicate informations of Messieurs. Bureau and Champagny.

"He who runs may read"- The interference is irresistible! The tyrant of France--of Europe. wills that we shall be his Vassals! and such we inevitably shall be UNLESS an AMERICAN SPIRIT be roused.

"Proof on proof crowds" that a dreadfully extensive system of intrigue and corruption, such as has subjected a vast continent to the direction of one man, has been put in operation against the liberties. of this new world. Bonaparte, he has his minions every where. each has its assigned lesson, some hold the pen! some direct the press: some have honors and offices at disposal and all to be recompensed according to the nature and extent of his services.

The effect of this system, has in Europe been invincible. Is it right then that the people of America should remain the listless spectators of its introduction here, or are they prepared to offer up, at the shrine of the UNIVERSAL CONQUEROR, bridle. Independence and those rights for which they once gloriously fought and bled?

Thank Heaven! they are not yet prepared for this last humiliation. Yet if with the fate of other nations before them. they continue obstinately to reject the dictates of Wisdom. to close their eyes against Conviction. to compromise with jospi to repose confidence in the friendship of one, who builds his glory on conquest and his conquests on intrigue, their fate is sealed whether with, or without their consent. and their only consolation they will have, when groaning under the iron rod of despotism will be the bitter reflection that they have merited their fate.