Star.
London, England, 1807-01-06 00:00:00

of the Preneh._.

faith to out ally the
is : that honour. net

wth of our country—.
fubjell. aid in hia
. In breaking the ne.
is of national policy.
had offered into the

ia, ire mutt fet thet
livalent ; but eve Si-
, and take Dalmatia
of France, and ynn

aterpoife w tharn:er•
,ely that Government
tent that akon* Out.

totally changed IN
which the Costwent.

.ernes. His Lorithip
which itad 41 k fnr
he lubjeft of e:iffieg
e trrlf4ir turn thiNiew,
:ea aced ea Ilrateart,

rocb Governariat
ination to-bring about
r.d hi Germany—fief
: purl:late of induciot
powers...they ha

Ilion proceeded, thole
;_hot thole prowtike

ed departed for the ar.
is opini cm, not svoptli
talleft idea ihey would

nger than it fnited, hia
IppeAl to any rat; •rat
Lid fuppefe, that if tee
opofals, and enncludea
Roped his laranyllt

laterially deviated from
kat he had lon* deter.
y, prineipAl induct'.
1, arid by which 'he had
d to fign the treaty of
life that the oh align 4
ce ; whereas the treaty
of the Plenipotentiary

e Confederation of the
rid the French Govern.
firm determination to
old not, therefore,have
facrifices that we Inioht
nc luppofe that eny one
re battle of the 14.tb,
-ed himfrif to be 'bound
edently tiaveentind in.
tly fuited the projeCts he
ion of his ambition and
This had been pretty
Et purfned by his sweat*
had difpatched taverna:.
e Turkith Government
gas a fa& clearly model*.
Mont. Sebattiar,e, rot tie
tiled through theldhasi-
from many of them re`
kindnefs, attention, and
noment on his Way to is.
vent to a Rate 6f warfare
V of this natere had been
I, Sofiaparte inigtif'very
ly the Emperor of Raffia,
floated by that narrow,
filed to rule all her trent:
tld find it his intereli to .
griaalfiance with a coon- k
h partial inter.** at hart,
to every other Opedeia..
:are bad any folitiktetton
i him have 1041.'1 fource
egret ; forte. toold not
e, What he had mote Thai
at if Europe was Rill to be
by st doff tonrexion and
tarn and Ruffle. His Ma=
of light for a moment of
ntages arifing from that
fee to preferve it inviof
ftriftly confonant to the
and the real interells of
inftament of rengeaoce
;o Ott in his career of car-
ts impoffible fur him to
the secolletthn that hie
I ufed every exertion, is
a peace, if peace could
and honourable terms ;
fuch a connexion, via a
as would enable os to tem
nt, if any thing could pot
the war in fuch a manner
For us ultimately, what we
in vain, viz. a peace oft
Ives and our Allies, aod
rld poflibly be effefted, to
rope. He did not honer,
Dent neceffary for him to
; but there were
mild beg leave to fay a
flitted hitherto, but could '
jollice to a Noble Lord
le), and becaufe it was oe-
particular fa& as to
y made known to the pub•
different from what had
pets publithed in Paris os
Ilion. The fiat point on
was relative to that extra.
'e been fent to Lord Lau-
tember. A thort note had
ad ro L.trd Lauderdale on
reference wi:h Wm at his
!flip complied, and the re-
but, it it had been aCCOfII.I
ing as that publiihed in the
siould certainly have been
fiately on bit paffportr, and
t he had received them ;
afl'are the Hottle, that no
in the Paris Pape: s had ever
.auderdale ; and he could
Ilan a forged publication,
it purpefe or other of thole
ce to his Noble Friend, he
tire this declaration, sad to
firinnefs and energy witt
z the whole his *rabidly.
France for the Sole purpofe