The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-11 00:00:00

:I IY - NA PO LEO N'4 pod Ws, [FROM MR. CORBETT'S POLITICAL AgsoTER.) • l'tom Aypectila, first take the heaai ItiMite An eye • . These projects were, in the main, erldent enough before, but they scent now to be rather inure fully developed. Thu blooms/so Costomict.e and other prints, call thy Divuace a solemn farce; and (hey have wisdom to sett down the people of France es slaves, because they stiffer such a thing to take place. Whiff! and is this, then, a proof that the French nation 'is enslaved? Because an old woman is put away fur die purpose of having a young one put in her place; hteause a woman, who has beets mitiried to Bonaparte, is put away by him, Ire We to conclude that the uation arts slates? I Must litre insert this passages, to whic t iOtillidet - Air, It will, 'nether day,* amtosing II • - Ibek, baOki i his nevi how measures which (in all - -bilitrata iwbbibillly) witl• be so important in their eu_n•eineetees, Asir et first; spoken of in Eng. 4: llSuld. • 4 . - Is - The prideits of Napalms's, tend the reams for ssemblin g • ".at l'afis all the ha* of tributary Kings aid Prince', begin •" to be developed. The fir.t scene of the drama appears to " he, the 1011-talked of sti•wlotiou Of the marriage of Napo " Iron and Josephiise. We have extracted a description of • " the form and IliallOff in n hick 0,6 Imperial pair were re- 1 •" 1,-.lsed from their marriage vons, and which our trades* " w ill Mod Mghly amusing. The farce which was played " for the porpose of giving something like tbaoppearance of " a 'feat Sanction to tifis, proceeding, PI extreme& hoighseta. " Napoleon having thus got lid of oe old woman, the next •"" sle; we stippoe, will to marry a *aunt owe. This,' " isidresd,.l• pretty plainly hinted at-an pi* speech iipsiii. this .' .`' L u t b ies c l i ia l u l l int i r c i h t :f i rs i l l o " v i e ni f l or t" P t i i :in desire to ha v e c hildren, , . .. for t h," ..... ~.. ~....1 •.. , s Again, ... . . ... . .. I " the Aeon farce which Bonaparte haraillidjitt-lit tit " solving hit marriage with Josephine. is a elloblii Oka "*.bypocrilicill &retrace to public oplaiou, with tlutt rr.ll di,- •' regard of the sentiments owl enderstapdiiigi of she better " informed chaos of she community, wilier the pis/kat poner, , " the iiiitixicatioss of sties:Ma, and a tempermaturisdly urns-, " gam, are calcelated to inspire . When fur talks If Nona " latidg the most sacred of' hi. affectims to.lbe mutts of his people, and-the iiirexampled sacrifice which he lay Weide, m * he must eeltata either the most eovervigo cositlempl-for the " capacints of the great mass of the French urittopoi ‘ r . take a " strange delight' lit outraging the feelings Of those 'veinal " whose hostility he coasiders hilitiolf as .pilybctly secured. " 'l'h-re inept, however, be atinfill Prater fr•isfose sualiii/ is , " not to 6s despised. Many oho camel cudure, with perti•etl " indifference, that Insult Shunts! be *eyed iii iitdr,phlitical o •• degradation, though if i, probable thatua great aa l ority of ' . " those on whom this soleina,osatifery• c4uoui.toopMe, will " dismiss the matter with a slirag of the shoulder, and a sig7 " nillemO laugh, it they raw den:Dec.Bo far lo.e.opeess their " feeling+. The'tn riot events which accouspa s ied .the Re- I " voiallOO, the habit ,f bobolink; to rte oppresitoisi of the 1 . " conon-riplion, :std the des pair ot 'bring . &Weld better their 1 6 ' situation, bate prodtotot-a degree of apatl,y. in France " which eves the moist Asswilsotiog proceedings al tAaar 7).- " roil eanoot ere( ?sally astuib. ' - • ' • A more ienseleas set of observations than' these Idu nut recollect to have teen. What does this ~.siriter mean by a farce? Witat dues he mean by the seitraft:ance of a legal sanction ? II flat thief .., thing real; and, as to-legal, what more of that- ity can any thing have,, than has' b'pen given to 1 this divorce ?. Thu act has been approved" of and j passed by those who mike laws fot i ,F,r '. 41g1, 1 if you call it farcical, yott,.mygityisd' iintsei, ilicit ; call thoseacts farcical, by.whidh •INFigiu ' lehtl er •is . mo. Emperor of the Frenchan . ti•King'pr Air". It. ; is, tberefore,, downright slitineas . ,; (14 . * Nell childish , altcetption; to .eal a l, this AC% ii,feriC; to sly,, th at . it . is. 44'4bly ansallni,and. *calrioielli , ' taught/Ide. , 'Mop, , ins ou'r fit istolett,.. irbVcatt r laufg at . this met, which • is evltlently a lhe,fetertitinf4i t,tit great events, , must ba snails of straipp.ta . t.tar in.' w deed.. I should lika,tq kno, tep, :won 'what , ~ ground it is, that. Iloisaparte (, upon tlils t atesa.t . skin, charged. wit/07 /typeeriky.. Ilit_'egattluit haw -r—: • :. been prctiy :epee,. I think. -- His: nioti t I - must have s he fairly avowed, beciatur * laein ut be actuated by ether mutitres lkiti,thuse'whlch/ he has avowed. • If it had. beeti...thiag i iitififixbtin ( oft I muse passion that animated him, -thera , seteldha , been no need at all fpr the dipurco... 'Thee o bats. been no divulge at all.' , Nat only .is do . motif* evident, but it is openly and must explicitly dim: oil by hiaa'; tied, .ret, The- Morning Glsronide Clurges him with hyprocrisy.----% Next dimes a mint pathetic lamentation; over the i n sor French nation, whose capacities lustre been so eontsemet4 i and whose feeli s.S hare been so putritEcitiq this] transaction. Alas! and alas! says, T7ae *Morn: i itlg Chronicle, the pour nation hale been so cola. pletqly bent down by the Otte of submitting to oppressions, that they will. hardly ventora.to as. press their feelings at this -new insult, added to 1 their political degradatiuni it . .Sets at the muse hancilialing proceedings of their ~I:yruntt-4 , Alas ! and alas! fur the poor people of Fiance! alas ! poor people, their Sovereign has put away his uhl wife with a view to take a young one.— Just as if Mr. Perry never knew Ihis.dipie before. Jost as if this was the first time that the: thing' • bad happened in the world. - Just as it the writer imagined, that, by affecting to have lost his own powers of recollection, he would -be ' able to Actriso his readers of those powers.-- , But, pray, Sir* hid maws have the French • people tea be tied at this proceeding of their Esitticror I I ' for my past, can sac'. no reason wriatcedt fiir their being, otfetNed.— I can see, in '*is set of divorce, no, ;cult. tempt ()lined to :the manta., capacities of the . French nation : I ;au see, in it, no outrage - uf.' , '• feted to their feelinge :I.cati. see, in. it-, .northitiV ilsulting to the itatioih, tiotbipi, either In the met. ter air manna °title wholia l ,'"r tatty ,itirti t . o f Ilits proceeding, hurailiating, in thowtisidleit.dcirpe, to the Frcobb • station. - On. the euistOsiy,' , 4 think . : • • that man'; mind must be stratagelY pereertiv), wild" dues not perceive, that the proceeding Must be • • tra s tful to the feelings of 'the French nation ; ' . Must 'he littering to 11w people of France, who - ' :wilt c e rtainly"' prefer an Empress, young and of aprithilitlanrc, to'one, of whom the world took the • liberty to speak rather lightly, and wham in Eng,' •'' ' lash ` biographer has described as one of the most in, '''' • ' 'fa4scut wraches that ever lived upon the face of the, t earth. It is quite curious to observe, how our love %; , IP.. • r . and.batryd shire about is occasion requires. 'Die biooapher, to whom I allude, and whose. book, I • A ' • believe, is entitled the SEVOI.CTIONAIfY PLO. • Ta . iecit, has described the ENSHiESS JOSLYIIItiE as 1 .. .. / os the (dui( distullite, arid most impious wretch that our dii4raccd,the feinatajecatid turns. She is, by thii writer, said to have been i;isc of those, who, in a state of perfect nudity, represented, before the iiublic eye, the Goddess of &talon ; and, she I • '4, , v ~ i i . .v 52G,A".Z.4.1. THE STAY m '---"-.--- -....."'""".''—".".'"..-' ". .94.1114111 - ... 7' . - is said t 4 Ifavirdeelaled, duringtbillife deg ofilet mark,. Waldo, or any 'former husbandohat, though shit baheveral chili tither° coy man, not siren, bens after her marriage with ..hith, she was; itlitit; who'Tpgriiits, 1 proud ter say; - Mat Xe startle flitkerlf iiiithir of about any thin g but more i them: I ' kcmember these two aneCtlutes ; but; floe; ? .1s theielirpon ear ' ther._, are, in the' work alluded - to, two huifilted; arose es •to believe, fur probably, as disgraceful as i hese.—Thii book poleon would make has been very'fiiitch read. It has been received cept for the were 1 with a greedineee proportioned to the envy of soine .iti prepare '-for a wi and the fear-inspired' hatred of others. It has breathe our last I ' I been, believed, or affected to be believed, by il ' he would make a peace great.part of those who have read it ; and no small .for it too ; fur the uric' part of our daily, weekly, and• monthly publica; kings who have empty tions have bestowed their 'Sanction upon it.-•:-. tainly nut suffer us to. Well', then, if this book dues not speak truth ; the Southern Peninsul it we are now ready to' disavow the contents aftetrl •frotn us anon of this book, and to say, that • Josephine - is .. whatshould we get by ik mighty good sort of woman, Who' 'will be. "o'er expenees g • Yes, 'neve us in futiire ; and what a pretty figure upon different princitn, shall we make in the world? If 9 'on the can.: we now :let upon. But • trary, we stand to what we have said ; if vie if system all to .continut 'till• assert, that Josephine has 'been , 'and is, .the I diminish our expences, most dissolute - and the most impious wretch Nigiolgou l who; be it übsef artiongst the daughters of Ere ;- if we . ititrakscrt 1 - '4f us; and hero I can; this, with what. face . tin we join •11'he's Morning i look at-our sittiatlini in Chronicle in pretending.to believe, that,- , in put...l fjat odds against which tiug such a woman away, Napoleon has 46 in. lat the humiliating contraat `suited Me understandings,P and 64 outraged the land now presorts wile: feelings," 'of ' , atilt-people -of France ?-,—lt is only seventeen years hardly possible, but, really, • upon: looking ,over welled said ; at that t 'the article again, I am half ufraid, ..th'at' The ter of talk was annuall Morning chronicle has given a little into cunt upon ineiliaisitible resources 'this subject, and has made an effort to induce his fills% ally one ba d . rises readers to consider this' act lat Nelioleon si :irre-: !ate grand m a ster's raft! 1 ,ligious. ...If this he' hiV Meaning; - fet me ask blur' 4hat under the away, that he'' thinks of the •divorFe :kills, *Mkt arty sway, of this setae 4c passed in England ; and let ine then • asklik why -,his disciples, the Englic Mt divetce hill should, in France l • be any melte ir-, Allteh , a fituatiwn as fur lilitious .than it is i. England? Ot, does he., of course, .that, the fish*, that the thing, when prefaced hy..aa act ` should be engaged,* r 4 adultery, is not so irreligious as when n o t I a contest for existence,. prefaced _,thy :such .an . act - ?. pit, .mo ask him,' a dinitt-ilt'tnerely far cont too, *as he " seems to gave l eis ieliggus writ:: Without referred to, SW OA on board, what he thiolo of ,tho luetein in skeettlet down as a mark Americi, where, at any assizes, he May Ikea the have been the standing ji crier of Ore court, standing upon di* entrance "i young friends," of all litelis,. pioelaiiii, after three times ringing a bell,'. find parasites, by who're the dissolution of '.marriagit between such a man mended. 'First the gran 'and such a wiiman, and that, too,;•withotit any Prance, in tartlet to k 'ci•inse whatever having b4ii allotted against either •'inat Ise wanted income party' to such marriage: Nay, I-remember, Atf for- the future; 'I, 'when, marriage a having take:4.ol46a contrary t•2o` mot's are iniikiiv , Witt . 'the wish of the parents of the.lady,3sho was fOr. lion. The result of the I vibly carried home, and there kept, fundl an get- puts mein mind of - what 'of the Legislature, without_ the 'consent: of the wCAi,.ais.pitietal renow husband, 'dissolved the sesarringe.- 4 .--To. telk . ,..' . 11a4 not fur Mare lives' 'then, •st WI seeming horror, rat* proceeding grand '101194, 1 ,7 z .A1jArl IL In France, is, tirsit3r the very dfeet dill, miserably .artlitr%; klqad mere thaw 'eiHy ; end; it 'has, ricoitleic.tlite vvi'y mischievous which - (/WO inreitkitig, effect, that it draws . •thieleiblie mind risv4, from 1 oriter-tdsave trouble, I that view of the matter which it ought to taki, toribis carcass to remit ' and 'which,' If it thtl! , take Ain't sieve; 'would be ' eonfalhiug nine . of'forrottti, preparing itself' fottAllic eoriteotienttly• ,Ineteati by forming-1 grand ioalltiof it!' litfeell4.4 to lisirkh at the-grand politiCal measure . a twiiikikrig.:'l!!_thc:Mort. r7K-tinestion ;•44teal.Of affOctiog . (and vilest' wriniti; dour of the rletr. was luta irect atituf lets") to.ifity-the - people; of Prince., leaving all'the ferre ts dea lean of thes-wittieg tear.tpreelous time fur . raec.., : Going the aisailett„,F.rais'au iltn'aptri)rep3ration ; `+ t; aught to 40 .watt wuililli9g: 'tolaut ; and other nati' 'tic probable tOnsequenees of efis-fgrairduedoeire of lliVeg of being attldtO 1 11161irp4The,proleet;iso long talkretektuidcisch a insvf, ono afteratiiitier, fafinuritn With thupieome of - feance, W04 , 1140,1', Cu spate them someltilte of 1110 Utreet'Aiitplielit 'tbink thielrattih - ought to remain; not 01113. flatlet il Ligllthlllolll.i, the - *torte- . stiii*ojeelt- of - Napotean's all KuroPe there remains ,i s , • ._, _.• ‘e , utibldg proclainieu - vs or "tut sr EST, SeeMe whisk tag dot beim come otter - to be Upon.** -eve of - bligg pit t into niece; Frineakatid, can aily man 'RA. ' The • gin g , of Hollarid raigirei* and so, it Is 'Trance wilrever, White lie ' 41Ylikely, will - thb" * King -of paig. These_ two to retake England also ' I 4tfrintriee, including Portugal" of . course, onee.'le ti *itai ;gird wilt fide, I/fen - subdued ; titre.% brossilit to hand, as the say:.' to fear from us.. a •Ile ilhig is; once rensiererfillianayable and applicable 0114 resources• for gnu 'tti all the 'purposis•or:Wlairi tilitt war wilt, that wet • we must be''':alseays es . musts in aft Its teri?rs,''frt 'iiieikd againtt these' ivar 'ivere :attually gee ,Isie sl ds.,-.-This is What'wellitAtiti think' about, mean while, be eMpleye, egd hot about the legalitg or, illigblity, of Nayo, •Uatablishiug a nasty, and Itton's diverice,,es if • we, living,: for ' ur Masi! .. als.. .of Which none of us der egovernmcnt of barristers; Are cotilotttite nidett:." But, let any man Whether we should 'not'assiiii him - with an inforMa.:- petsitevand think of the tines fur bigamy. The dlObree, *specialty if for. .shitei-Thit, Napoleon • . ' loWed up by a marriaiCetelitchtt sltillt. , titre fair look at the last " Eli , , . .hopes:of children to the ' iiiilperov;-`will-gerittli kaitorostfOttS Wiftki , are 'contribute 'Oilf i elds the estslbfislimeut . if IMO kdri: 406by'S" vast efitnire ; 7 4 hipptAled Wid I STSRM Berne; Now ( ftillet sot, t. sive peepqatiatis ' ninth !weeder it what 'I am going to say) I shoold 'not' b'e . .pOlivringith the' lest 'gar at • alr surprised, if, supposing Napoleon to etc . tioti';' aliti4beff- kg :'slid. `Wed in cututieritit Spain and - Portugal, hewere,„.tlanger is out most immi in liking tliettithi of Vssiettoa oli .THE WEST,: CU 411 l Oat there' could' declare those islands fe ladle/part of his dominidni, any chauce Or reAse* lu as far, et twat, 4.1)1.6106d to fitiwandlioniagp. twtS ',Verge a Chang: How should •we likeatkat ? -I' • tit* the Viuttfir was 'hetet l'llobilvid.--0' drily to 'eritisklersit. ' I .beg him . holtike rely- up .tO111:0; that . isie wont 1 any thing, till he ' his' tried its 7 foiindaticin. 'Eninirwit i's4sweit - at' peaet How many, and hew meet times, hasir.Wil• boon . 7 wa- be shlu, -*tit the saw disappointed in our hopes ` !' /Low many times has 'peaev, nheit HoflaCtlifitif Napoleon been upon the •btitik of deitrucptin,. - when iii et;istititittatlV bodilrbr ;soft est ? Still he lives, and -At the into one solid empire;' ' , 'close of every hicceedingyear, lie seem. - Wide in capable of Wielding if . .grbat as be wit at thellose;of the preceding one.' pace, 'alien, brought** A eevery pedEv, with • *liiiinsoever made, he gains and *firma were is great' something. . l n beAecch 60 reader to look . over the war; Wit Airiittilhreo'' world now ; and then look back to the epoch of pence, is it to he expect the pOce of etmlenr. Why l lherg is lochs chtn#o iiithist . .stale'ViCuir, is'lg in'filioutirf Napoleon's pciWee ;'others have foe; ' cation,' at lett . wtittitg 1 / 4 'to Unveil apt lie has gained se much, that one cart. of an enemy ? : wiltiM 'if Out, wtthhite sum; Oil/ stient in the endeaVour, iitat'ikrins tirlettirit, ' bring back one's mind to the' state of things.. fitslitcle to ' , his yoke, If this prligress'con4atie ; if succels e rlue. otl;cr tittioni•tt) ket.p. it -.hind the - conqueror , midi ff the still pr 0.411 - lithryt . 'EstrietdtetiOrivel our present 'courrei• whaLdoes.reason sat,' that . re'f'usal th`le,'"Woritt - liled our st'are must be ?:- - --But; ate tit:re- . no fril),S. , tilptlS. 11111411. TIM At Of effectually providing • fur twit.; Watt. . 4 ,ii.re ,amostelit in ipliii i - of there no :means, . whiek.mrlial i enabto• ds ,Sae little" hp gait* forVetiall say : we illy your 'power ? Soule - tholiefro k mains of nePtial'elftiA riiit .whikteconinieed leedry as 411 p, owiy - Maas " 4 tiii`culitiik:tur ileac 00'k saving ourselven.. I brive .sip objection to peace, but one step to subtnissie .41 the abstract ; ,bat, 1 .. donut see .how - peitesi aufteWittilte;a eel& is at all to tend ~Fpwat•cla .hper 'safeljr:i.agelisst milfer ;lit inViimsitler the power of Napoleon;;. bow it can at all toted to, out delife rat .Nap?leor teseu t oue from that dams er a , into which we, have 'whbelr' alikiet . le "well lieetr4r.fiinged during the ,iin.checkete Wag . ef, the Faj,fitilikei! . ..iiirti Pai l : Pittitii.l4ppuse, fur' insianee, traCpeace were. Ilue Aiktt Operitiont- .. , -"tisibe Jogiited for. now; is Acre afiT nag,. eaeppt, t . Sid; !fate with hili the' Pefhaps, Oita/mild ' • 1110ensionell.' peek, ,oe knee hilk,eitOrliied; let it lie such periiiii, - Whir: iouTd &ilea", that Napoleon the 'ediriOst 'Of- 'thiS ; would permit us to -say one single word *bond never look. upon his Spain, Portugal ) Outland, *a linci.Toutts, Den. any man calmly conbide) - I =-4-:4. - -- ..-*-...7-:----. --,- -----7- 3 r . . y part of Italy pr. Germany? aeousider how rapidly we have goo! 'font bad to 1 t much more than half an worse, and•that the last..yeae of our progr o a sr i a that he would treat With us this way, has -been more rapid, than.. kei t; & riser lure Islands gild maritime sta. one'; mid, when he has thus •cousider*. . *it hai l earth a wretch se devoid of say, what hope we have of safety;!•uothor es sr 7 fur . one. moment, that Na- hove recourse to weans not hitherto 1 iie4, 4 4.: , any peace with us, ex. We have, God khows, -toot been ma ma*: i x exer. purpose of being enabled Lion f. f. , ' We' have made. exertions enough ; ;but, i var, in which we. should they 'have proved lu bumf , the wrong sort., Vi: e I do nut believe three is. bait . , raised armies • and fitted out &Mil; but tve : ce ; aye, Would- hestati ask lrimit.uot mode _eXer.lo ll !: uftcrgh, uor r iutlecil ts i t. .: ide of punctilio u-leavea.to still, towards arming the hearts of the "pe o g e , r noddles ; 1)1t1 tie woettlcer., &jot especially the pectplein that part of th e k ing. i. interfere in thu concerns o f dote, which, in ;all caSet, must be most exposed to ila. lie would• not Itede l A. thirialtacks •of •the-enettryi--1 lave- lately d e , the subject. Well, then; seribeal the state. of •Iseletitl-; I..have latety ap p , y such a peace.? • 'Diminish pet!oli to my readers, es to what the feelings a m indeed} if we were to art disposition or:the blab Catholic's, - that is, in fact, ' t ; ''pies 'pies of defence than- those , the feisli•nation, mai; be; and, I need not ash 3ut, supposing our present. -w hat-their athlati.OUa;fileliSO &144 • b-e Nix on wad. i lee, how should we dare to lug, its Napoleon'' Exposit, his seutinients, 'hies ''; s, either, by land or *sea ? and Measures "id' regard to religious tolerationa lbsertett,is never in any fear U poi' the subject iif-gleitillcions Weltstue,t , innut refrain front taking a the Expose says : " The Government, in its re_ in'this respect ;at the dread'. ": spect for Conscience, has not .deviated from the awe 'kepi, to contend ; and - 46 line which it hail traced out to itself. Its prin. 'trust Which the the state Egg- 44 ciples, with respect to :religion, • have h a d 'CO etimpaiiiti with * hee'state ! " their application, this year, as in the prmeile bin.' *At that time, if'aily " iug.• •kt dues not confine itself to -the....s o t eri . time, when the grand tnas.. l .:'' ,tint 'of all kinds of religions feral of worship s ly anakiug his display air.the,.l.t. it humors and emeputages them. The di f f erent s of.. the nation; . if, etthist, j." sects of Christianity, foutidell .on the mor a li ty eniuti; .at the. rattl.ur one of !.." of the . Gessiel, are all useful to society. Th e ! Ohl speechei:''-anilliiititidtki !" Latheratis of the Fauxbourg St. A m t e i es , the. absulute ..encliecked i , -'‘ . ....whitse nutither_ amounts t0..6,900,, had ton tem. I, 46 he a ven born".. talli.Cf .iittils ' " ir :104... sail, from time isoieetooeaei t Naere i se d - . 0 iglish eistion . should .bsi : iii, '4 •, o v i t. worship in the Sw'etWfi Chapel.. ;t e a r t 1 'Pr it to, beCume a matter * 4 . CliatCh hai b , ...cti aektidwledgeil ; `thbir . 311.. it - contest; •in ' which j . •:She .. " . niinees - Ware been .appointed; by- the-'1 nape. iliould, on' her ''.l?art; :Jot 'is rer,Atud are 'maintained at the expenre of Ak e t, and, on the part of ,f ranch,.." State. -A. 'School of.. Calvinistic Theul A tsy 7.nimetillf ally Ott& hid, lit ,: 6 'ht's .been established at 111Otitauban 7 7 , .-..-'____ o:predieted,...lre witill4,- hate t rhis, is as much to .be , feared as an artily/ of timan•or.a foul ~;., tut- old 200,000 men! This is lolig•sighted• policy. ' liew 1 I jest of all tho4sert:trilpe of, • many thou-nods and • hundreds of th o us an d s. o f all the swarm or • liunitirs• hearts will this win!' Napoleon, as was observed, leas the gland talker leas sue .. , by . (; the Morning lirenicle, out-bid us in Sp a in ; I Hid talker made war, againstl and he is here eitileavouriug to outbid us at home. keep dimmeracy in check' ; Ile neglects nothing that is calculated to advance unity fir the past suit sith.; his purposes. lie leaVes not ass Jul •entenipted to last, 1 s4lisciples and •sue.' 'join him, While? thoSe :who have to cotnitst. with riot, otei's.ridence-as a nit.- hilt scout as if' they noec4frai4. 44 604490 too i comb' itatiOo .6 g ttit .Frast ce . many frieuilsa, Tho.tolirse it,. imileed, fearfully at' mice ii* 'witty cojuktio ..i .i i' rq pai-„ 4i., !Nil! Air prejudicesa t tleGaaett; white wised fur its 4,./ . ,ii6e - e r. iiff : i.e4s,. they' scent to • tieSPre n iii othing , . - inueh as' petty thew the lerench;'whoteithe squabbles about *lint can be of eto isle,. except he.' - , 104 ,of ,1), 1 1.1.4 . iin0il stritt*...it •"be tti'...-produc.:.4,iftsioist,- ; ..and e ..44: court% us. time,titiset . .. 1 'Abe 44;; sof •weaknets+,astuonot lhosi,rho. l if tanked, might , wafiloithowt.t4 die, and in . inar..atteii _interested eiewi.-•--%Vit should, ult- . , . and, itr.tettseitiiiilititite,, to. ,:der this sway - of the - most 'Wise, .anal must lite. unt,he trii.taiimulJari.. ivy:41 1 .1431 men, have 'erhdi to :do, in order •.tas enable ret‘,Aii!atf;t4fWatetpitosiid, i us to obtain; . zi.fair chance tyr . 6.kritft., -A. -little atitionornoltikataiitt4o4,Oiu• mattes would • be nothing :04411. The. whore of ;turning, however,. witets,titt:t., itho people- must have ti aere.spirit &d mi,tirste Agin. *,-,4, out beuneetl'ilta cat, ..But., .1 think we should begin raith ried 4 'for, '` I. lead upon flee straw.'-z:Frion ;leis 'impossible to say Lois some -that natitot,etay +'i . LiS l C:it "%sickly becalms th e 44-'' bli.lnst to the rest:.... Upon ibis •astitiect, took by .' • nations, (runt • entertaleing , way ocimpplement to-,tuy. late eitiel,•*,• retatiest to pietake in, the. iiiiSili other,;,..lrejand, 1 shall bison_ in my eat li.eglater s. , ilat- -0 . - had to supplicate her to: 4, 07 . .syk ieh , ;tinted from DOCTOR MIII.N 0, .L 0414,11.. of their Possessliins..- Theii thus,,, of which itee iory a iittert.iiting and itepeetaitt.' ion, England . excepted '' •*.iti l / 4 1 aThj:Iiite reading:of thicletter is'siiifichtut Wawa. / nestot ono aittec pt. Eilgra ' nit, sigcc.any,intit. that the meat ilees„.'w hiek it /gut*. impelled. to ()god the:knee ON 'itiendr,,otight, Jo be adopted without delly. c — wan bcllevelthlaLthe Ruler or . 1..d0 so o t .tlquic, that, amongst at! the ;eircuin. he has lifit;reaseto.endeettitie „static'es;faitinrable to the views , if Napoliuh; Lily • : bend the knee ?.,-A-,.-I, , li o ilitii: . oiii; is set fa44itrabie es this present' :tate o.fi Ire.- .e, id case of 'peaocrliolltiog • • too& • . Ile is; •-we 'tray -be asseired, OM: ,: id/ will steed to eaiploy noise acquainted with that. stake, .••_..w. .ire. ; „ . ale porooscroC defelscei , while knows, tes.-a hair, what.ean . AS what; cannot be, muck tipon*.the . alert, as t if dune there. 'lfe hies in his psi . , 'persons'Whese wing on. • . Ile : will, in' the sole business it is . td 'collect inferaiatioir relative to' red in linilding shipa.antlhi • -lieland . ; and, id .itiort, he has, I.+ dare say, mt. Led that,..titis,;-upon.,4 scale Irish department of _politics. Jr was :declared in seem to .hltse formed ;apt Parliament,' that theta . wit a French pang in, can cast his eye Loiter ..illy -,trailand;,a4 1 . . tiara say,. that Napoleon tra uot, the tudritinia weilltri '9l l .eir eqii - thito, wanksdehinformatfou. ;Well; Theta : • will • possess.; ;that let him 'let us out 7 6ltl hint"; 1.01 'us sedate 'hit party from xeose ;" let hint , see witt6 him ';' let u's liribeilitthi by kindness ; lee us pus. i'. elfin iiatii.gbitigriait in : our. :chase ...theta. ; siitt : ; acts of. liberality-And. ipstiee. ,'. litatiticilouivit tkoAttoli g ; , :Tha , time is nq, hastity,.coming, when wel.itunet th , tire'llieafty *umiak, all : a}kerd to have any malcontents ; our cause Wants greit,objeet;• our subjwee' theiehole of our peolile reireanuOt leCittre halt iiti.sayp if- he eatt, that. our 'iimein at home to keep doww the utbeiltalt la Imisent ; let : hit:laity ) if lie one wore, the - hearts of the peOpleof Ireton*/ must l'possibly •be t s•fur.sEttgland, • be gaine4, - or there, is no toot ,of safety, foc,; Eng. iii ''peace;;; totals' our vs, land. .. - . ; ;a The peace of' Amiga, , liedey, 4th Jai: lgle. - ` WM. de)3B:ETT. --.-. Our .."Mittitteis - ;thou' ' • 1 . 4. *to' Wee •again, 'because' toe''-' -A G It4C ti t.Ttr a a.-0a Tuesday last 4tkittligagri.‘,., wilei.77llow,": then, , siroufd - otsituraLgentlemen i . .among 10404 , 390 1 , ..114541 1 4 same - system; taitellillr iit--.Sitie..liii:,- al . ift,Qeneral Di rum, inspected the fee* her the Stiethern . Penibs* is .of qo . 4i!too ? .• Oyu Edinburgh, Under the Inli.. • :dttipi.ln Saes*, ir mitalded t uagenient of ' Mr. ' Allan, 4f - Craigtenuk, ti tindt•e the'lavAy . of a •)natt, - Which' . 1114 found whitw.turniOs, .weighing' troll fo.rvur destruction ?__=,..10 40.-t0..50.1uns per acme,: and root .ef bap,. trill I vo' if i t tt lie ; . 11' Us dengete „SO 19,60; tops. pe(,oc.re., ~,11r.. Allho's systcm or rtit,`;:cir keeaterthatt those or husbandry ;ave . them high .sitisfaition ; - Ind, is otiehilblillithinittion•of ex... particular, 'they . highl y approved of ittitt.ifeess :led, that we entail •10aglire ', meffile'd his ttiluip spitettei..'They also itieplette".. it hat to be reatelt,i. t hat.l la th ' , viral' if et achi usikaud. pair Of (asuiers .49, the farm% . 'out' by the'hleassitigthettatsj equatructsuljti, 13413! . 41.,ce1aatt e at,Leny Port, of t 'motet inult);'herass•;* with I which Caey highly approved. Seyersit o f the gee. , . .. welild feel tititpote,l , le lend 1 tleqien after% arils dined with Mi. Allan.' -'.. hiving the ' oaaittp . le Sf- ill'" ''LiSt.Pieliirti.;lltl, Itt Atiti Of sags: 'tell from it 'in eau o felijiNcol:-T hli- • eraft oil •Bell . :Whar-fr lippi ng,, =ald ..teebasefor,t- • 711* - W,iir ';•*the II a te : ieltinig 04 111 144 410611 legiit . -a . - ' :-AW$:, '.....1' ft i• .: At , , ' a r k not a liftleitetpr vpork,./.,4,4ix t ip f 0.709 #4oo;4,..etytk qmipectetcliy. Wm? Ott - 'aims g*blif - 'eitipilkkr its .t 4 pops of NerWay • T*O •o f . ti c i•UriurietAS:' - '''prelitifilatiii hare arriro .. ieliitigitOltLWlFOa:fitit.- 116 ' . • (liA * *liithrikibtitti * the''ti: '. ' ' eve; tug s ago 4.1'. a •N am 1"f •-• )I' . '' ' %'*.iii . ► ' 4 1 -0- ' ;;te '44 4 )t iitl . 'oritititaitil tdoivis (gi g lif;tifivio ifol o atitik, • t actitiwtiii k t oks wit of riOni.thatlitatic.'o^ itiaititt'bee. : 9 4 4 4 4, o 6, lo o ‘ ,4K e i l t_ ouLti o kl io rl i tt4r - 9 ., ission ta -, shittwiti,y.*:—. —, 41, , i ,a 4 ,w0 4 , 9 . 004.. .„ 44 , 4 , 440.) , 90 , 4 ----.. . . 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Lorain" at lto . bider these things ; tut hi-u fiZATEMIN OFFICE, bi, Plaint-direct. . .... . • .