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soLe&T QUIS OICERi 7A LSUIVI AUD.AT?

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6ATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1

BUONAPARTE left Rambouillet the day before
Mr. Ski-AWE arrived in France, a proof that• he
knew what rnust be•the result of his proposals,
which he of course calculated in such a manner as
to secure reje63ion. Mr. SIIAWE was treated with
great civility in all places, and permitted to walk
about 'Paris, in company with the French Messen-
ger who brought the aspatches to this Country.
It is said that Mr. SHAwE did nor bring back any
Dispatches for Government, but merely a French
Newspaper, which stated the departure of BUONA-
PARTE for Bayonne.

We have already given our Readers the substance
of his Speech to his Senate, and though other
accounts of it. are in circulation, they do not mate-
rially differ from our own. By his manner of speak-
ing of America, it is evident he considers the Em-
bargo as advantageous to France, though the Pre-
sident pretends that it is equally hostile to that
Country and Great Britain.

Two Goitenlurgh Mails and some lan burgh
Papers, to the 22d ultimo, arrived last night,
but their contents are 'extremely uninteresting. The
Imperor-ALExANDEft was expe&ed at Riga on the
loth, from Erfurth.

The public Print which has been so pesev-ering in
its attacks on Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY, and all his
family, said yesterday, with a politeness equal to
its candour, referring to the Portugal Convention—
" after all, the man may be really innocent." What

" after all" the rancour that has assailed him in so

many quarters, and in which the Paper alluded to
has taken a leading and conspicuous part ! But it
adds, " yet, if this should' be the case, and judg-
ment be passed accordingly, who that witnesses the
sinister efforts of hisfriends, will not suspect that he
has owed his acquittal less to the evi&ion of that in-
nocence than to the influence of those efforts ?" This
interrogation is as indecent a prejudication of public
opinion as any of t he attacks upon Sir A. WELLESLEY
himself. Is it possible to suppose that if a Court, un-
impeachable for knowledge of the subjed ordered
to be.investigated, as well as for integrity, should
pronounce an opinion honourable to Sir ARTHUR
WELLESLEY, the Public will suspeel that that
opinion was influenced by " the sinister efforts
of his friends !" The insinuation is a libel not
only upon the Court, but upon the British cha-
raaer. The public, on the contrary, at this moment,
give Sir A. WELLESLEY credit for having conduaed
himself in a manner worthy of his high talents and
character, and, far from suspe6tin.g a Court, so com-
posed, of the least partiality, arising from sinistrous
influence,will cordially receive an opinion honourable
to his charafler, as a confirmation of its own liberal
presentiment in favour of 4n
Who is justly number-
ed among the brightest ornaments of his Country.—
As to these " sinister efforts of his friends," we
again affirm we have good aathority for saying,
that even the nearest conneEtions of Sir ARTHUR
WELLESLEY have declined interfering, direaly ,s,
indirefily, in his behalf, and that Sir ARTHUR him-
self has properly observed a rigid silence upon the
whole transaaion, reserving himself till.the time of
investigation, snd resolving to submit himself wholly
to the judgment. of his Country. Yet this is the
man, who has been so rancorously assailed, and
whose family have been • indecently held forth as
objeEts for public censure.

Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, the Dukes of
KENT 3rtd CUMEERLAND, PrinceNses AUGUSTA, So-
rt-11A, and AMELIA, accompanied by Lady G. Mute-.
RAY, General FITZROY, and Colonel TAYLOR,
rode in the Great Palk, at Windsor, and returned
at twelve.

By thii. time, we believe, the expe6ted attempt
has' been made on Martinique and some other of the
french West India Islands, wild we hope we shall
soon have to record another conquest. Sir GEORGE
PEEVOT will have at least 7000 men under him ;
400;) of these he carried with him from North Ame-
tica.

A letter from Rio de Janeiro of the 6th Angust
statvi, that Sir SYDNEY SMITH had• dispatched the
BeYbrd Man of War to Monte Video, with a faith-
ful statement of the whole of the transaaions in
Spain, up to the latcst dates received by him from
England. A tnessenger went in the Bedford, charged
with dispatches from Sir SYDNEY and the Portuguese
Government at Rio de Janeiro, the substance of
Nilhich is supposed to relate to the opening a corn-
rner6,ll and friendly intercourse with the South Ame-
ricans.

'lt very proper that the public should know that
the Major HoGAN, in whose name a libel has been
written against .an illusttious Personage, left this
country for America on the day before the publi-
cation. • •