The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-02-10 00:00:00

111,,1at, they mint Lave 'easy eseeeises and an imme-
diate object.

(Spear WA Majesty %as TM!i.el thr oleo° test as-
viaraweet front McAfee?!lout Minister reshietit at this Court,
that the Catasehtates are desirous of smainiaisitig
welosioos helmets the two eosatries. This eleaire will 1w
suet by a corresponding ilopositioa or the pelt of tits
,(11Junirewr.)—XVe t.carcdy know %hush to ad.
mire most, the it4.llnnintity of Englaud toward*
Sweden. her irony toward; Simin, or her reindeer
towards the United State.. The latter hails just
rojeetd your Jackson—Jitek.on. who ewer bean
written in his fate the oistne of Copenhagen. sail
who is so stigmatized, that every relation with bun
eats only produce clislmnour ! They have laid au env-

barge on your vessels ; they have been deaf to
intrigues, and you are become humble, pliant and
mild! You consider yourselves happy that the United
71[. dos hate not determined to make war upon yen.
'll'lieni.e this language? men ask one another with
!siiiiiMslusent. It !Mews a pusillanimity highly
visiseaky of the rest of ilia speech. There is nothing
to OM by- war with America, and with you every
thing is done for gold. Men only fight for gain,
and it is only for gold you shed your blood. Thinks
lag men see, on the banners of your troops, in lien
of the leopards of tour iirenoriesi, those symbols of
mobility and of chivalry, bales of soar, of ter, nud
of i..offee. It is for these you fight. Your commerce
would reap no profit from wee with the United
States, and from that moment you are deaf to
every insult.
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Car ~L" Ifs- ceivassaits as to carers how deridy he
!egrets the I.fellSllllt 111110 a b 6 subjects, abich tha prutrarted
roatiattanre of the oar readers isievitatile."
(Monitear.)—France wakes war million, inerezeiing
ler taxes ; they have been considerably thou nirbeti.
and they are diminishing every (Ivy ; but yours ore
inerea4ing in • dreadful pnigression. fie ceoiirt-
eat ; if you are obligerl every year to have recourw
to enormous loans tv pay your deficit, hew can 3 ou
en:niort a perpe:nat war ?
(qfroeek.)--“ Mutterer teinpurary amid partial latency.
sitars- easy hare restited fiurn the measures which A to di.
vetted by Frame avian those great warms of oar pv.ve-
city sail atewook show airwaves have wholly failed of pro.
;lacing say paeloarnaal or goodwill reed."

(.liotateme.)—You ■rkuowledr that the met.
sures directed by France spawn the main sources
of your prosperity have produced some effect, but
Gulf a temporary effect. We shall point out the
tempo.. why that effect hes only been momentary,
and indicant the remedy. The affairs of Spain have
spewed to you limey ports of that kiugdons; they
shall be abet agemat you.—Tuiente was for you a
"lam of immense terJe; it is now for ever shot
*can't you. Holland, above all, obstructed the
tweak of niessosse, whirls derive their force trots the
iiiiforidvy of execution ; she hes lettreyed the
gommoy caw. ; she has received your goods wider
ur Ainericmv flag, dimvsned by the United State.
themselves, or soy other clnek ; but she shall not
rtmeire them soy larger. Your Orders in Council
of 1807, render it nerestary, that the cria.t moil ports
of Helloed be occupied I►y Freud' tinops, and that
'ball be done. And. as one of the results of the
Iliut sod second coalition was the extension of the
egad of Prance to the Scheldt, the result of }mitt
thaorsin Comicil of 1807. will be to extend
the meet of France to the Elbe. The inconveuienciee
which ) en have hitherto experienced ins momentary
wanner. you shall henceforth constantly reperi.
mice, mid in a mariner more severe. It must be
Goat-seed, that the exertions required by the coo.
Pawned War, have (awed many spring. to Le relax.
ed. The peace of the Continent, secured by the
ursine of two great empires, and the adhesioo of
Prostia, Denmark, Sweden, and Austria, to the
wine system. will impart fresh vigour to all the
measures, and deprive you of every; means to trod,
with Europe.

Yon pretend to impose new taxes, in order to
enbcdise your allies, hut we art not the dupes of
Tour allegation.. Whtn you lay on new taxes, it
is merely to cover your deficit. Your finances are
an abyss, of *huh an enlightened mind only ate,
the depth. You endeavour to deceive yourselves
and to deceive other.' ; the truth will appear, when
the bankruptcy shall become ger...calomel the paper.
sarface, which esteem the abyss, Ise imiowedoessa.
/tre.-sh The ia►eterete limittlity of the Enemy roe.
tenure to be directed name then easotry with unabated
awiraosety wed violence,

(itheiteer.)—Bnt what then is the proof of this
ieveterate onituosity o! your meaty? hid met the
toe greatest Monarchs in the world eoaeur at
Erfurt to offer you peace? Still more lately have
you not refused to eater lute negociation, and send
agent, to Merlin% to treat for an exchange of pri.
totters of war? The in-owned was mad- tot on ac-
cording to yoor owls inionuationa, but you eluded it
when presented officially, from fear it Ardt) lead
to an acconimod•thin. The F.naperor of Russia
mid the Emperor of f name dente peace, beefless
they are rest and prinertill. try the extent end
iistueal riches of their teiritnry.
the contrary. desires it not ; because she
wisSew to subjiict the commerce of all nation*
to en impost regulated by the tea of her Par-
lisment, to oblige all ships, ender w hatsoever co-
lours. to 'onto to London, and So arrogate the riFht
of laying a tea on the consumption of the whole
world ! [At the loaf geniis. of England at length
rye%) your eyes. Reammorr these pritenslons which
you catinoternunta.n, which will cause tbc Conti-