Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1807-03-16 00:00:00, page 1

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betn"
. _ ^ppgjIia^tuM, who had. precededthe bon.*
fearmiet ttmthadjatt jm>> dosjm, Hr j*an tlie
tainedin his extraordiflarTflpeerh that wouldexcite
jeeltigi of,d«a> regr«i»% minds «f the Wend* of
.SLWCSS
f .u ...,
tnflein
tv
ifferene’es
bad thought proper |
which., hud exieftdatn periodnqtT poised/ $u|;
.wUeS A#wnbl. j
Skical aoiinoeUirtthat iiadfenuerty dfcefr
tained, he eeemed to, have-;; forgotten ;,tbat;'''theKv
an.im#itirt,hadbje« Juried' W
qoeut.accca»i<m thou^jtltiinself ^iriaiyjpHpt::^ki' -hfe*
eommendiitfcthe oibci'tohie Iha^SlJf uatnOef pro-;
per person t^h# uUradncadinmbii Aayeety’s coun
cHfi-vThe ban. eentlemaa bad forcotlen this ciemna
Stance, anti by.Jih, epeech endeavoured f# revive
tidipwsttiw ahKb nil longer exist. The honour-''
able gentleman Bad Wl so-though tproper ^
fault with the appointment of a flobfc lord WAmr
negotiator, because he had diftered with, that tobW
lord upon some political jtopicks
But tfil^&jLga BojdfdC
tleniah tatwlyips td'the .
* generally as ra the charge
wjMvWfeaftw be
rtficm^f th^french m
Of entering ,tnfb Che qb
Circumstances Which ptevmte&mlemiin$t8 n»
eoncluaion ef peace,He codtdTnK bat Cfchfiprf4m do?
RaidedapprobuMOiSof thhj'gffciifiilw
Wl 4(F* h*;^ fe»|#enttt|^!JiS;corUing ’•&
his reasoning. thetawaflld not attflMBme '
suspect of atteipiog pf|L whilst tttpprcsemgi
■ hvent shoakyiresidc WiBtima&hAjiR JR
he who soity to
haveargcoivedso
lanmagteumfej
eloquent, epeet
cording t<niirti'*&iW> it
V'8 ......_ „
adviatSfca^r■-'
cottt^nnt
tbiugsto *»**?<■**<
effort^ far the mt
to the world. |j&»;i.
/or .thft memory of'L_ „r___ „
attachment to dear friends, arid dw**i>nheiibns', to
bis venoratioa fer t£e ninlnm ofllii jfcrill isirt tljr
admiratiojjof tbpmWgrtty.addj
to give tiirim credit for ue siata
negotiation hudt
restoring peace to tbe Jmo .
must na tunrlly JraVe b^tig,jmdri(.sri!ll» v
he had taken it ft>rgraou4*Un»t~ i
been ‘
that, if pence bnwfti
owing to the. atat^U&Mi ft£» ft
documents had been .produced, <
disappointed*; an findipatbat |L,...^
which tffgbt
confess,;; and,'i(nri^g*t^katj#ii»'
ashamied'nejUP prafeMkthat the '
in ~
appi^p,jkltboug.
that no Bfferenpedf _
majesty’s <foun^pflwjiiBtl<y
that great stalewB»n,t,wbo#r
now, more'. "
hot but remark, t
negotiatiyn appea^ u.
oUnradtcr. cAs’tg.'rieat 1
mencement of the \
tUot k<ui kflnit i
Talleyrand, he should onfjgflfcjj^t
wish for any occasion' fof ^"
pwwhumaiiiU that
lightened statesman *hw .’
heeftnUtnnt desire one’wM
to advanfep., J^th^sit)
yauteftdhigcotTntrieawere pli
ia.diftjprosccufron .’qf active hpstilitifs^
Jiagencroue miiMi that <
tint ihe'earliest,»r *
.. ■ ‘ j£.t
the Ifetfrr in j
rw£
every person vr
-n h*ve%how»( hpweii^
it$*»**$**©«€, jrtdero
t wesina
him to
3^mmfrrr* t* F •—* 3c-a, . - “v,-.i ■. -5*hw
* * - - — r%jo
"MeployuMdfl. sngk* s&jkQsmmmiv&v&tt
'> •*
«**ty of;Rumens, .which was first ipentipued tonum
hfjftewttttf a^oSgrttiiidbnibekilie'ha /trtwvibii’
itwhulgpreilte numberless w^erfflCetf. rF«rs4H»
biMia be proposed, to Substitute: Ute, generous prih
‘‘P^H %*| M CMK.ludrtd sboiik} b«kho~'
npuruble for the two touptriei and their allies.#-.
Mf.Fox hadentertaineda’ jWous/ iig»ibst :t|j#
French government^ founded ia same passages of
intemperate speeches hud publications, tbatenter
inktftr^we nMbd «&Uw* of ^ilptjnen^ This
hu3 risp |ot nd of by Oh. express deniuEof any
such intention communicated to hi m-oh the part of
the;'Franeh: government. , Waving got nd, of all
tbe« inijpp’iinei^s. tljererefiSfned another point to
t>e adjusted. mmiely,wbethorwe should treat eopst
jmntij-hrtiih Pfcitt’i/’ Mr. fi« could'iiot shy Vrf
f r^* thi&dbe had not tfrfghbtodec:-*:, wiiatthf
«r/KJtshe would epler into,, this; joint negotiation,
bat he could say, that if the French government
’*° England and Ui^ja
Jputti^i1; tfiif government duutp ente^Xiith'nb am*
dtot if t^ FftncB go
wsrhtB^t .yrwe^njg»a«4; to treat on this condition.
.wi d .d»i?
sjo^Hwaa wit tbeseninfoi tunate .words of utipot
ndet it h«<F nrsi Been introduced. Before tliis period
it did'not .appear from' the correspondence that
they had. .been «vc» thought of, .though iits noble
f#«d was pf.jtpWion. .thpt they might hed#iced
$□«* Mfrence from tbe .contents pf the papers*:
Afrtbat hecould discover, respecting a basis in the.;
(Mfiespondence, up to this period, was the propo
sal that thepence should be. hQliourabli' tobotb
co»ntri«|.( He .bap listened -with sttentippl to ilj
that had been said on this question, but wjbejh£r..ii,'
Was.thathe was unable Id comprehend «&'&h\t]b«r
the li^pimakfii tiad not' bleb' the' basis' phekiofsly
to this aecogniaedf be could not■> discover arty evi*\
depce ofj the iactt^,LmdJ'annouth wps then sent
over to treat on the basis of {tptual possession, and.
he bad not the least doubt tbit the noble bird was ;
bSnvin'red that such w basis had been admitted; but1
he must. add.tbatit'mi not evident on the face of
fc* PljBSr*-... |te was hiHy persuaded.that Mr. Fox,
5nd Us majesty’s, ministers, were sipcery ip their
a#tr’a miniafor* i»am J_ rL.1.
risheft for peace; and thongb.* ’ " “
- - a jr- may be'aiugulair
in the opinion, be also thought the French mini
ster, and government were equally sincere in tbeir
deatre of. peace, ,Jle did nrtt,fhinK that they had
negotiation wth avfew.toany sinister
purpose—England Thst, nothing by thiynegotiatich,
hrtd France could have gained nouihig' ly it. No
nwa*valil«oppo*ithBt, if .the negotiation had not
been entered pitai the confederation of ibe *
tWjwrw Up the Prussians, hut
QMMMmiM lk« .MV M».»U 4k. iLl
^WthMs. _ _
Hniaistcrs were'ijot bkme&fcrlbr
A*fckT^h^;W»opted that cause which appeared
*P?)S^j8S^PiW**|(jWp»> ■ Wheninrd Yarmouth went
FwV answer to W*; Tal-.
!eyr*i*(tV verhal metoage, he found, with surprise,
that the fmnulCrJjidi net^fony .fais having admitted
the b*»i« of actual possession; hd>was then dis
pwsedte recede fiapm it.%something ex*
traordinary in.tfie^concerw.tiort8pu the subjeef of
»hm. Ifthatbasitwas to
hh^MkteDTit
’' *' hf the eifirtny its ;TaeH
„ ^ . .... *Jo hia&sUonter
wlthSTaS^randj renewed the demand of Na*
' rence with^e frswh plepipo
„ -,rJg$H::**fr^*>^kiMmatiit,
of any
mm.
gbtinibKal tiy: M
i«:nf-actual'poMevti
[«?»»&«/«
ra-2
|vD*t>ulml‘*
...
,^"1#™ ^Jf'
ihacdotieeiif ^mtsaiha, hfri' maifrteioed wfcta
. - . 'A
_is opinion,the
m transmission of a-, „„
A* pmidttifmtm fdmitted/hftoiurtfd
dsnagdh IS pa«spC^»,^JJj» jp^n,.,**! t>»ge.;
SpBwy iN ^»S
mmMM*' Vx pfedtacesl a conSh&aMd #&&*&«*’
mfci -wntiiie^t, whatever .t ‘might fe*r*>i*
”«*f and wN>^ newsgegotiatoirtiid been tafft#
W »h*| ^rtic«1»r ■• moment,;
^rh«t persorts jemained jn the cabinet, though |r
R«W^«#* f»»f of hiegimjesff* ministers
m «*** flwfreijfb g^Si«wfflrl5o*lih»ve “*
*s~~-- -.J«n^(b«ia'6^jr^|y#^ :$#
lUbmts «t hfc majesjy'r imwsters;. ,tfg*faou
H wouldbavebeeti hotter, if, )^-t'fnriTnf.ijtojjfinii
^passports on file fqceipt rtf bjs riotefrofh
Flinch pfenfooteutiaViesy that **— - -~-L~ -
I S»Cf
.fefdrn^islftfcr^
upon, lorn' Lauderdale Had
ti.*«U«|fru*f<|t
.»wer, passing ovor th£e£:'
though, he-couldaiot
!
maoded.' The terBisjisgbi
rather Hum the fofm»‘6ta.,__
W'remi..
plenipotentiaries had tb fi* iecn^Mw*!
rpbis>of
•tStaalgoarteeaon.'UiaVUJcw.'W* fftsoa
they might' be bought hr agree to safftpr t
'FWto fcas * passage igi'gnl-’ef’ lord Lautietgalei
notes; ofr resimring tBerftgotiiflib^wliifll fee' did
not like to see there,, nawWyv that in one? «>f the
nke dp inspniatioB that an advantage ;*^ ia tended
to be takeif by KnglaOd in thenpmjpibahf ofp:m
cood negotiator1, and it was on 'tB%'f pas;*ge,:-t{»t
lord Iwiudut&inui b^feealled. Atthui tuoewc
wdre negotiating s^pSately* frbhr ftWsisyandgi]
the time ptfcvioug triVnf'ponod bad been srastedby
Ktaghmd in discussing the basis, whikt both parties
comprehended f l«dr:(y thehasigpfaetilBJ ppee^pog
subject' to exchanges upon equivalent*. llercconi
ftieneed another stage of the negotiation,-' grlieg the
intelligence wasreceiwed of the nbn-rati&atiotf©!
D’Ouhrii’s treaty. Of thai8th of September lore
Lauderdale agreed td f conference, ttnon the t*n»y
fud whether of not the tehws fw F]^d»grtWn£
taent was then disposed to grant Wmfld he giorioit
for
thejf woidd he eveh. m
. ^— country,
Russia would
iprove ofyhe. should no!
then, inquire
<b*uK been done pa the
18 th of
done ort then thoi
had^peat«lhit up
Augustf w
plication for
be wfts otoiod Mt i
peactHeight bMabeendbtomed. As to tfa^fpsiha.
wa^ifcoiigh be was. nott^disMaed t»<
Bpoirtbeconduet of tb«i {i6w«^ ']fc1tl>e;ii
otT-Si Under';
during the fourteen years, hecbutd #t but$ipr^
that she appealed i«r a -moment At thadness Motet.
rushed, into a:war that hap,-,|^twghi(.jm >th»|«W«t
wbicbhRsfdtiowed., It law beeahmch
totalt.of the crafty,injustice --and'’‘fipwlitj^p- tip
«rtemy,butwe shod|d extend our riew c«»r tbu
Srhole scdne, before t^a|i^!ied \»i)«hvt«‘dtt 'ta>> the
Conduct of. any po^H fit ®ro$
mm !bat «w *■»« >«« a* gm g. mmsmt
governments implacablei *11; J:.api
the theatre bf the present war, iu thahedHW PtS^
lpnd, -that the pdfei* etetc»di^^
should rise their,-Voices 'tp&$n$$4|r. ofiwjmttice,,
spoliation and rapacity. \t»|i w« iwiwjia thf held
!e-*hn1L,e?
before we k*«b«ad» j
And
Cpnduct it0fce
mtrdwmiy
.ip^dh ib®ifej
ted
sUppo/V-d-by
ittJSsfoui''
M'fr&wpgll
Wigtrunilill*#®
jt*WW'Ay4nh,^ &it treaty 'fe,£«wvfo,
«&»: 'W»*»W-;- fct«;"tWc -tb rrd^bi»&d^it *»e*
%^m<0 f a* Wfcwi
antfH'
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f«« ratty not ice.*
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trap eirc!
tfctf
w -4y»n*» tf^rpipp
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with*.
with tbrir
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