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and the two shipewliich remained at the atiehorage on the decrees, the wisdom .or many of which cannel b..! •
Dionne' uf tlie lath.
~ When uie cursidemA 1,0, ~,..„„thal, this jos differ. disputed, there is one appointing a Committee for
from the shiti's log, and Leila of them from the'elotinnent ' the preservation of all the ancient and modrrii
Lord Coclicaue Las fat utshed ow with, I conceive much ere-
monainents of Rome, and the Roman states.
di cannel be g wee to either.
f' With regard teethe relimsee to he p:arani on the French i '
chat, I have already oim,erved, that laod Ciwlirasie &dried i ‘Vbert we attempt calmly to contemplate the
helore the attack that it was inaccurate.
prodigious elevation to which BON APAnTe has a 1..-
'" Irak respect to the 104441140.1 of the enemy's *hips on
the moraine of the 1.2t.1i .Ipcil, after their dispersion, it is so I tabled, in the space of only ten ) ears, which have
iii idely Aar rent front that in which they are placed iu the • ~,rely yet elapsed since he seized on the supreme
chart which has la-eu delivered to by the Masher of the Ca-
iedminia, unit will be verili,d lo the :Wolter of the fleet, that authority in Frillier, we are swallowed up in the re-
it is barilly to be SUP;I,AC4 1.14., ethic to Inc saute tiansac• I Elections that crowd upon the ruled. lie is now,
ii.,,n; wad it is very late li re to nmiark thc fact :IC1411001( aged
In Inn:•), without a ineiaphor, lair real Master and
by Lund Cochrane in Ma widener, that he erred no ie.'
than five polo, of the compas,, iu the rimort made to MU, Dictator of the Continent. Prassia is broken
hAlwe the atteek, of the direetio.: in whieli the Freneli Heel
was moored is two lioes, term the fiat of the 161- if Aix. 'down to the moat object submission, mid compel-
" Lied Cochrane bait represented, that the comity's three 1 led, after witnessing her own destruction, to assist,
reiusiled stilio, which rawaperl f'43.41 off the shoal of the
!yin", 11t leech negatively, lit the subjugation of Austria.
Pallas, were near together as to give two of them.
which 1.1 states to be heeling inwards, the appearance of The fortresses of Spain remain tit NAPOI,EON•ti
their masts rid yards locking This dcseriptiou ii them is
leeetiiiig : while ltudsia and Denmark actiiel) co-
certainly well eeleithitmil to mike au intinomaion of their de.
ft:aeries, atm. ; but, oh:sneer 11l iy have hems their appearaace (operate with him to complete the entire demolition
to his Lawilship, such ho not the him i fur: in !tidily, tavy,OrtlC of the aiscient Europian fabric. It. Turkey, S. we-
lying perhetly clear and ectrirut• of CACII oilier, as is stivell
by the sfure• ole...aid chart, p....decad by the Master a the den, and Nettie!, are nintiiiially, or tam poraril) ,
Caledonia, Hint ~, wid also be proved by ""I''''' (tat Ithertited front his yoke, such emalicipation cannot
Wilith VVi" their MitUaligt,l might have been wills reelect to
proxiniii, Imeale it repeat, that they could never have be regarded al permanent or solid. ~ Len we
ids ii operant-Led by our Aims within the reach of nor shut, moreover coleider the machine, lay which lic has
as Lirit Lot-hi-air heat aroAeil in TCK:I3.I of the Turincre,
which' woos ureter forme aliack.ug force thew either of the propelled so many nations into actoci, and reduced
three ships in miestorn. the meat discordaist elements to 'Joni iu onion; Otis
.. It now only remains for ow to request the attention of
the Coors to some coaclusious which I thick, may be Maim tannin;;each in turn the indtrutuent of iiiiitiosel
(routthe whole of the statement* I have eobludtea to the S stilsjeetiou to his own will ; use ere lost in won-
coi ,:iiiratlini uf you, Air, and the rest of tbr Members of se,
Ili. lloiouralile Court, and by which, with the additional der. Who could have foreseen or believed. that
evideuce I have toaddisce, it will, I flatter myself, distinctly Conteription would be established throughout all
appear-- the coon:ties sith
acted to nonce, and enforced
wearied" ist, That during the whole of this service the mud un-
ettentioo win applied II Übe Wit. NNW Ulti4 et, the with she moat unrelentiog severity, by order of a
&stratums of the enemy's fleet
" ad:y, That ii, no liart of time service was m ire reai. Ceirsiean Officer, not known, mud indeed not risen
to manhood, only ta.ve.ity years ago ! Who could
and exeitma .lieau, thao during the whole if the 12th ef
sig ined that in his plastic aril creative
April, %rhea I bail rieceiwarily mview two objects. the de-
hove iin
etrueliim of the mentor heel, and els° the Ittl'APl, 1(103 of
that ucilei my CO11101,11141; for the extreme diflicioltiis is att. hands, Poles nad Gm mans, Danes and Portu-
pro .etlillt: AU, twiny, i losi ly sunmuided by sliode, :old strbig- i gitime, Raisons earl Dutch, should all be coerced,
ly defeat I by ha: ie. ie., nuclei ed cauuoi. to myproceedings •
peculiarly.. ot mary. biro from their counexions, families, and nvoca-
•• aAlv. That three out attic comity's ships, aground 11111 tionl, wisein
bled under his standard, anti theft
gas Pali's, acne, GUM thrli. hrst beteg on same, totally out
of the reach of any of tie cons of the billitS of the Meet marched, either to the Danube or to the sagas;
• that smith( lime i.ee.i acct in; and (lilt et nu tune rider
to iNlidriil or to Vienna, at ills atobitlon, or
ulastever, either sooner or later, they could hare bccu at,
licked. his poi cy, or his in-t,eance, shall dietete !
'• ashy, That the other four of the eleven *hire, of which faconceivnble as these things appear to us, if,
the eticiey's fleet rove:bled, were never in a situ-menet
en lie assailed, after the flee-ships had faded iu their 014111 unfortunately, we were hot become habituated and
objec I. familiarized, already, both to their existence sad to
4 These air the mauls on which I rest toy jastlicatiuo,
their operation ; ..iiiia powerful, subtle. and active
i 4 act t:1/ that it will appear to the Coe.', noon awl, review
of my a hole Carle, 113a/1 1 11,11 1.11;1• 11.11.: 1r11.31 effectual inea- vitra.ir, has effected clamors, or enforced sob-
airs for mks!, 0., ng the eoeuty's Newt; that neither neeleet .
nor uneeressery delay *lot lake place to the exeettliott of missions, still more surprising. By an act of has
this servict . widow the cuutrary, that it was owing to tit, Cabinet, if we may so expreds ourselves, he has
rime i !Knee by we fur seinling a force iu to make the at eii•lc,
sussed 0
inetnbidet.,;ll... pventeuce of pritratiOn on all the Continental
that the service was accomplished with su very
a lus•. Staten, interdicting not merely the use of many ar-
" Had I trimmed any of the twenties deemed practieahle
tides of domestic mitt diurgill colittutirptioti, the
and proper ei the jodgnient of Lord Corliiaire, I woo himuly
of amanew, the suceess atteritieg this achievement wound most grateful or necessary, but hermetically seal-
Mg
Mg up the harbours, closing the ports, suspend-
uus7 spiars‘..alw"lanwistralrse, dearlyal4fabrofuieglal rartheuismon2piliil,hyitntgretifi're 'lii'lliipiens
of my toiletry, or the rap" tattoos of the Admiralty, iiiii4 I trig the triartufisctures, and aiiiiihilating the tights-
have riisappoisted bath. If sat*, too, were ire foundation try, of every tuition, from Russia to Spain. Riga,
of his laireship'a prospect., it isjiart Any should vanish, ~,
befoie the superior eimeideratioas ailiteihrig a ser•nce, 141. II Trieste, Memel, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, and
vuiviii2 iiie email cab natter and most important interests of Le4Mirn, are thas condemned to poverty, and in-
the nation.
41 I conclude, by otwervinc, thst the 'trete, actually per. terdicteti from all intercourse, or navigation, ur
formed, has liven magi-. at ilUrI. 'WWI', U. Writ ill its ;ante- trade, except such limited and precarious re-
dente effects no iaitaultinintecumwquencem,for the Areal Nett ;
is we redurwil, us to he nit lucre effective. It ..is roi tins charges, as it may appear to him proper to per-
Ileet tI" lltellis relied fur the sue( oimeaud protection of thou i mit. Th.as, prverti, as well ai, life, has been
West India eoiesiies 1 and the lileitCllrt WO of their snipe tr.,,t
effected us their 404/1.1 harboni•, to Kith( of ilsoadmas or me laid at the feet of one man, who, though only
ritual, and I congratmilate ioyeelf and my country, that deumninated E.nperor and King of partienlar
the, potpie mot seri ,-.. 11.." hien ,yell•ol, ender Pritvidence,
...11, oa lase only ate:, men ~,,lea, ~,,y. line is 0, unit' u,l i portions of Europe, it ill reality Sovereigis of the
aiissiee; nett not vveu oar of the a.oauest of our vessels t PIS. IV hole Continent. Noreen it be pretended that Isis
ploy ed lei, heed diaabled nom proceeding on any moviet
that iiiatlit have berm 114 C4:1094CV. The extern of difficulties, own political safety renders such an order of evente
and p. olipect of ilasider in tilts enterprise, were eateeme ; And I neceacary ; since, after the peace of Tilsit, if the
the gab limy and &intoned (emit of those engaged/must ambition, or the ven4earce .4 BONAPASTE, could
conspii uous. This merit, and thew ditlieslties, ought nut to
be depreciated, on ii count of the tuconeiderslde We* sus- have been satiated, he hail only to have given
rained tin the occasion. I, by no ineans, seek to arrogate peace fo the world. :emiiiiiiag the arbitrator of the
to ni,it as' "writ by those observations; hot I make their
as a whine of piaiair due to the Jealous services of the brave Continent. But that wise tile precise moment
uffieeta mei loco offekr n'Y '"mm""d ' '"'l with a of which lie chose, having subjected the north, the
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east, and the centre of Eitrope, to seize on, to de..
pose, and to imprison the incapable and pusillani-
mous Kings of Spain, whose dtvotiou and crimi-
nal compliance with his eommands had been nil.
hounded. To re-create the eiriiis:d world, to place
his brothers. or his sisters, or his relaticiiis, or his
Generals, on every Throne, is Iris avowed purpose.
Whether he will accomplish this intention, is yet in
tile womb of time ; but his age, wliir!i unites all
the signor of youth with the maturity of advanced
life, iris energies and his means, appear to render
its accomplishment more than possible.
Ln the subusi,som, the ingenuity, and the re.
sources of the French People. this Italian Ustirpt.r,
possesses inconceivable awl almost boundless means
of consolidating and augmenting his power, his
revenue., and its triritorws. Far from murmur-
ing against the interdiAions and renunciations
which he criturnatals, such is their admiration or
their dread of the despot, whom they have elevated,
that they aspire only to the merit of facilitating
awl accomplishing his desires. We may see in the
MOOileOff of every week, published at Paris, the
strongest proofs of the truth of this assertion. He
hasfound Meant to persuade the French, that Great
Britain will not ever rest satisfied without an ex-
clusive monopoly of every production of both the
•Indies. Genius, labour, and talents, are therefore
employed in endeavours to invent, to fabricate, or
to discover, substitutes for many of these coinotoili-
tics, previously imported into France, from At4iN, or
from .the West Indies. It is not without calico's)
we olicierve, that they have already sot:ere:led 111 nin-
ny of these exertious, beyond belief or expectation.
Cellos, it apposite, of no mean qualtty, in growls iu
Languedoc, Gascoriy, and in some of the provinces
of Spain: a country which they regard as not less
it part of N•eoLson's Empire, than France. iNtii-
go may Iw, as they encl.:rue, replaced by other
sub.i mires, cispahte of supplying its place. Boil it-
aild C All.l sin, the one a Professor of Pliar.