Star.
London, England, 1801-06-17 00:00:00

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FR AN CE.
•
PARIS, JUIIE xs. •
ON THR NSW ENGLISH MINISTRY.
The new Englifts Miniftry iffe a mcelerate lan.
guage, confontint to the charalter of a powerful
, and enlightened nation • and which forms a per.
"Sal contrail to that of their predeceffors.
• Kwe are to judge of them by their fpeeches in
_,.,laliarfiitrient, they appear defirous of putting an end
•to the ealimities of war. If they be fincere, peace
is infallible ; for the pledge of peace is with them.
The Englifh have feized upon a great part of the
French, Spatial, and Dutch poffeffions in the Eaft
and Weft Indies. They may adopt a fyftem ho.
nourabk to their nation, which will give them ad.
vantages, but which will be perfealy compatible
with the dignity of the allies, and preferve a jua
equilibrium in the different parts of the world. In
aging thus the Englith Minifters will obtain the
bigheft glory ; tbat of pacifying the world, and
drying up the tears of fo many thonfand families.
Impartial men reproach the new Miniary with the
ill treatment of our pi ifoners ; but we.are affured,
that attention is paid to the amelioration of their,
condition. It is eafy to perceive, that if this has not
already been accomplifhed, it is becaule the firft
labours of Adminifiration occueied all their time.
—France has expend,etildnring the, courfe of the
years eight and nine) more than four millions of
lines for the cloathing of the Ruffian, Auftrian,
and German prifoners. She has expended much
later fums in procuring for them dwellings, beds,
and an abundance of wholefome food,in every re-
fpefithe fame as for her own troops. She has mi-
tigated their fituation by allowing them to work,
and to take the air in the environs of our towns.
—The new Miniftry is alto reproached with the
-continuation -of fhameful intrigues, the refult of
which is to ftipport a 'few rnonffers, fuck as Sans
Qaartier, Sans Pitie, Georges, Limoelan, &c.
but thee men were excited to the commion of


De-
Dutheil,
fuffered

of the

rfailighT.
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peace
goof

thing ;
immoma _ J lofe.—Happy
who having attained the fummitofprofpesity,. are
:ehreaed by wik Governments, that do not
To many advantsgrato the Caprice and riei@
•ofa eagle Broke of fortune !
DifpatekeZ have been received from Citizes:4l.-
stystvt, Antb4w (roan Naples, who,iiiitt
fence end, ' at Palermo, has been
to the Piling. at. The troubles at are'
.nearly appealed; hatred is ceafing ; this unions.
nate people bees to hail the dawn of happier'
trios. A great number of (late prifoners have
. b Let at liberty, and 'there are not snore perfons
• . the ofiliereat Sicilian prifons at pro-
le thole of Giber European States. All
• Ai Velfels widch have entered the different
ports of Selly ass& -Naples have been received
with great prweidy. and every thing leads
'to the belief that the Cabinet of Naples per.
eeives at laft her real inure!' in attaching itfelf to'
the influence and Enotetrwm of France, which
alone can Aiwa the saterior and exterior tranquil.
Vhitrd the commercial prefix-thy of Naples.
Mtn Anaria is making famacial difpofitions
• for the maintenance of Centime:Mal Peace k whilli
. Attentes the filth, 9th, totb, and :tit Articles
••• treaty of Lnneville, era tfifpafed perinea,
• " 110 imen to delight in fpreading the molt S-
inew finnan. They fortify thefe rumours bt
the eirensdhatilt.that the King of Pruffia has er,
dtred 40,csao aimi to be ambled between Berlin
and Potfdam : and they deduce extraordinary con-
fequenees fromthe Reps between thefe two powar
't they do not obferve the following Las, or they
• tkon from theit

but _
difguife partizans
t. ,The treaty of peace is coacluded between
the French Republic and the ENPIROIL. The E.
Patna therefore is himfelf interefted in the execu-
tion of the open and fecret trucks.
• a. It is known that the French Government
toninsuaicated to the Government of Berlin the
bAris of peace beftre it was concluded.
s. ThePattlEan troops. now their manoeuvres are
over, are retorting to their cantonments.
4. Until the Secularization, ire entirely exe-
cuted. there remain in the Belgic and Rhine cht
pArtnrents6o,coo men nu the war citiblilunent:
s. Scene p9al on the other fide of :he Rhine are
we-occupied by the Fre.v.h. but merely to prevent*
'he return of the Emigratts and fmaggling.

crimes ,by the late Miniffers. We -canhot attri-
bute to the prefent Government the 23d of De-
ceusher ; and if fame villains, fuck as Dutbeil.
#l.
the • of Arras, and Georges, are fuffered
at: • '' it is becasfe they were called thither
by*, !Ciliary. We think fo well of the
' as to be perfoaded that they would
'l'', Make ure,of inch wretches 'in their fer-
- • • Oa 607, will employ the money of Eng-
:. • 1 . • . the rcbafe of a few rob-
• nerw•-..lir . P4l . Enos
• , . -.. • . however, the
/111 the of Europe.; if,
• like .- - • - . , trOmy Oid think that peace
'Am be iiiisliot %p ea the deltruitioifof one of
the' two conlamiliscaufonsLand if they thould be
=to ;thee the grew advantages they have
in both thel ndies, while the allies em-
idivist 4 their efforts is the continental war, then
• me stun refolve to reek peace in victory; to con-
. eng, will be the only way to bring back peace,
pmfperity,and commerce- EVilAbotingsq/ht
'Tears, has been feconded brrivoeseiliiimikraidurd
will not be lien for ten years to ma. The can-
.isonade of Copenhagen, the pallaV of the Dania
land &Ralik tem* aid Ns Loom's cruise lathe Gilph
anland.,baire evinced the perils with which the
and lofty ambition of En land menace
the Powers; and if la& profper,
- sod ever MA' Italy Zeroinceree, that power
, iiiiisty:pricat all Apsol/of as
: ml' sr ehaievenynt satiiiiimidl of all fa
J .liVidsout cosli!inapitratwer, what will
En be able tosipaggaijka What will
the 'be able to pt erl k 41 • Enigland ?
'We gliall not enter into ihe: - of:tisefe two
• quilling* o.—wa flsall confine ointadzas to a fmgle
°Minton. The allies have no loestriny com-
merce ; no`keiger any (mall colonies.; they have
_nothing so joie. England has conquered every
slung ;'her powevls fit every where; the has an
immure callaserce to lofe--Happy the nations,