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'fro, and his gallant army. One exprestloD is
'l'4 a little remark'able',. as intimating the ex-
‘i'tence of that state of `mind in France which,
ju spite of obloqu'y and abuse, we bare all
along asserted against the counter,assertlons of
the •
admirers .of BUONAPARTE and his pure, lov-e-
-ekcitink Government. The "number of politi-
cal reasons" ‘vhich influenced the advance. of
I'Drd W. can have no reference to any thing but
the detestation expressed by the people of the
(espotism of the Usurper, and their desire to
tetilrn under the legal sway..pf the BounsOlis.

Ve this day lay before our Readers an extraor-
tli'tirr Document, which we believe to be genuine
"'ad authentic, as well as entirely new to the pub-
lic- Many such productions enanated from the
114)0dy actors in the French Revolution, and as a
)lumber of persons seem disposed to forget the
characters of these Rut ans in the dealings they
now recommend us to have with them, and the
conßdenee they advise us to repose in their alter-
ed natures, we deem it our duty, by such publica-
tl"s as the present, to recall to the recollection of
the British Natioa the perfidiousness, destitution
of principle,-and assassinating doctrines, in theory
ahil practice, which belong to those who have
risen to usurped
authority on the ruins of ' all
that is estimable
At Rlirade may
, just, or good among mankind.
-wash the Ethiop white—and 110-
_,l"g Short of a miracle (toehe belief in which
. ; "r faith will
not. Carry
, us) can so change their
nabits a' ,
"7)
'ender these persons worthy of trust
:" tonsil
frith such associates Nusquam
olifta '—es is olu. Motto ; eipi from the intercourse
tr omit With the convicted advOcates and perpe-
is "43" of rapine and mantel' we expect nothing
the
P'Pe, or attempts like_ hose of SELLIS and
assassin of the Cfillia D'ANTRAIGUES.
M
Ire recommend this letter to the notice of the
Cath '' . .
°tick friends of BUnNAPARTE in Ireland. We
would
_ desire
tne most earnest attention to it of
thnee sneaking Bullies, the Board at the Shakes-
-I)Cal.e, whose late operations prove them Worthy
or
their patron. Contemptible as the seditious -
ZL leading Junta in these affairs have made
ttnseives
i We are glad to 'See,' by a produce
°ll received this morning from Dublin, that means,
are
,t,alcen to disseminate, under the form of a Very
3;aLt pamphlet, the memorable speech uttered by
tt°l. bRoMGQOLE,
,uponi which the Catholic
It
v:ard ahnost unanimously agreed to his resolu-
t:, never to consent to any interference on
ir" "the Crown. in the appointment of their
its--9Ps' or " to any innovation, by the-•autho-
r'tY of Parliament, in the'doctrineesor discipline of the Catholick Church." This resolution had be-
fore b.
.en passed in 1810, but it was thought ne-
"ssare to
otili. flask it again by a repeal,, among the
1,411 en they S resorted to by these shuffling Lawyers,
L`
hen
their were attempting to entrap support to
`sere
claims
among,Sessi
the moderate during_ last
o
n of Parliament—their hopes being, dis-
"PNi t 1
n ec, they re-Paesed the obnoxious re-
60Intien proposed in thiS intolerant and ob-
",tiN„speech. Finding, hOwever, that it had
1'04,4 ,*
and alarmed' every denomination of
Protestants in these realms, •the consistent Ora-
tors of the Board, and the altogether as consistent
Board, with A
man, hav
a. ~egree-of tergiversation truly Ro-
e again reseheled that declaration with
which only a . week .before they ' `dy
-g unanimously
colneide'd. Of a piece with this cunning and mis-
chievous, though kw and despicable mummery,
has been their conduct towards Lord DONOU\GII-
MORE'aIId Mr. GRATTAN. They first, attempted to
dictate to these Men, but,finding their aim defeat-
(l, they turned round and licked the bands which
"tote them. fly one of those tricks which So-
l'''''''Aii imputed at " a Popish shift " to Doctor
''''L°P, they have made their peace with the
Nobt
.e Lord, whose character of them and
tsbeir Proceedings in his Letter (see Tun
13Z' cf the 2.elh ult.) convoys at once time
T• eecurate der'^viPt`cm %and - the• most - cut-
•''''gs reprehensitin that• could be penned. Deny-
'''' tli
-.
" -e naine of 'representation, because. repre-
entaLion svoUld render them amenable to. the
of-
fended,; laws Of their country, his Lordship makes
it "rly evide.t, that the entire spirit and•neture
ef ti
leit acts spring from time sole principle of re-
ptesentation—that while they evade the letter,
they insult the sense of the Statute, and are en-
(lured "nIY by the sufferance of a quibble, which
17.'1e wish our Legislators would learn ft'om Lord
"°`touGin\lnee to detect, despise, and punish.
T'

Patty Gazette has this day put forth a h-
ook •
ned encomium .on the 1.-LIU(' and/paternal Rule
of tOl Corsican,;
,in which it simply affirms that
the Prelleh 'are still enamoured of their Tyrant,"
that " Vrance has hardly been SCRATCjiED by the
tu'ar" that " there is an increase instead of a dimi-
nution of her population," and all this upon the au:•
thority of credible -" persaus Who have had good
`!Dportunities of judging," who " confidently ar-
il:Pill" these• probable facts which " we- (the
"I°rning Chroni,Qle), " certainly cannot contra-

.
We have neither leisure nor inclination to am-
avadvert upon this ocliQus rib.:lldry.