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I'n do justice to the het.' that plaseed the Madre
a(le the rritish island. by Line it is a eery tie
prelims finarrria; etrodirtet to dicqui, contritrir'
that dant not be demanded• et peoph: who are wow
At..se!;•3 pay it.
..

";"%e I;;rglish commodities are c,;llfi4Catati i a pit.
lie sale is held in ep7estrance ; etre are km.ekesi
down to the nrfrehant from W!,^m tlaev sw.:r- treats.
at a high price; but.e.in fad. he only woos a eery uu
sum to have them returned. I:omAPARTI receives.
this Talbaey. but :!-.eo act ,ufrer it to !mut t: c. (fort
of the State t his Minister of Fliaitee is tlus erw
abled to meant a less dismal pidere *if the skim.
tion of Prance) and to conceal hone the action vie
extraordinary espedinets that bilge bean adopt-de
and which= tritest cease on the day that an honour-.
ablepeaceis.oflared to England.
. . .

• • - • Tile blockade of the British islands. thereforts, le
nothing brit ainemeial eztrdisat, as the grilletipmee,
under Ro asset SILL, was afinan,ta! Ro.
Resettling said to his siteds soil his vassals (for
Rusesriasaz also had Frenchmens for bis sut.jedts.,
and allied nations for his vassals) Roaeseleas a said
to his subjefts and his vassals : "f will establish a
permanent guillotine for your enemies' that rho
priests and the royalists." Those who have she wow
rage to go through the-voluminous list of viai am who
perished during the reign of Bosun eat e. will find
that it contains ten proprietors of lands. farmers;
merchants. or mea with great capitals, for oat priest.
Of royalist.
Eons is a ere certainly envin the grillolinege at 4.
the jassiledn est maser, but he dares not employ
them as flea/trial erpedirate, and his underlings have
conceived the Ida* of blockading the British islands
by land.
But these expedients will have an end. The Briss
tish •Goverorwut is sensible- of the necessity of
ceasing to observe the law established for the corn.
manity of European nations, wiirn the nations of
Europe oo longer exist ; it is sensible of the nec.s..
sity of contemning to the new law established by
Bo ; and since the T)rant con.mands a 1
the fiat i.ms f Cie Continent to declare tisemseives
die enemies of England. and all the nations of the
Continent have the weakness to obey him, the Ettg.
bib Govesianent is obliged to consider themes me..
mks.

It is B011•PARTI that compels the English Go.
♦ernmest to treat as enemies mations with whom
they wished to be at peace s. it is Box•eaSTa who.
will force the English Government to blockade,
ka sca, all the posts which shall be east aßain•e
l:n ;dish astisni6te. and henceforward to preesa I
Oil entrance of all moral vessels into them. It it
be just her Botra►aata to blockade the British
islands with his land forces, it is itst for England to
blockade Box 's Continent wits the British
filets. Let Bo s return to the ancient

Lor of NA:too', and LeglanJ will renounce
the new Contineoui eitablizhed by 30NA-
PAR.111.

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