Alexandria Daily Advertiser

Every day's experience among the nations on the European continent, has sadly proved to us this great and important truth that in whatever country the Corsican usurper sets his foot, or in the religion or politics of which he has interfered, the annihilation of their form of government. or their sovereignty and independence has been the inevitable result. Amidst the multiplicity of evidence which has, from time to time, been given to the American people of the serious intentions of Bonaparte towards this country—the following letter from his minister of religious affairs is deserving of very serious attention—first, because it proves the intention of Bonaparte to interfere in our concerns—secondly, that he still cherishes in his mind that the Louisianians, having been once Frenchmen, might be brought again under the dominion of France—thirdly, that he exhorts the Louisianians to remember that he still feels an interest in interfering in the concerns of an American territory, and has an unceasing regard for its inhabitants.

Further comment is unnecessary. [Courier.