Star.
London, England, 1804-02-16 00:00:00

ROLLAND.

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Bawls, law. a+—Our Comatilfaries of Marine
lava WWI the smilers of merchant veffels and
Mingliseaa menter the public fervice, at so gilder!
szasatb. *area the gunboats and flat-bottomed
loOrmikd at fluffing. Cooks are likewife
• *Abe traafports in the Texel, at as giliers
psi wads. ?Apart mates and fealties for the loulla
10 Mein are a* eagagini.
, laglies Sipe of- war have appeared in
off the Tend. aad on the Coati of
cur troops wfil be reinforced by fe-
which pre &Aimed afterwards to be
. Is the Tavel: It is believed by may, that
do 2405111 ate pygmies ea attack as oar fleet is
Wbast.
eb's* received oieial ticenoets of the arrival of
Vies Ildiaind Bancstaca. with she alareisi tills.
dram miss bis camosado at Rio de *sire.

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TAM AK tw-
,• dart the. osemon Legion rallied is Ha-
trrhiieto be marched to Breda. to do
, • • ne the bid* cruisers. the Iserriatillbay
3ptralk is met out fo peodeltive as was at in
of Cantos. laarlsa, et Landes. and
. have been dried Comerpoodents of the
1/6../is el the tfatimal Inibtose.
21_ The Mderni-hingade of karma troops at Path.
WM be renewed tomorrow /2S EMIT COllllOll.
Wit pat, of theft troops has hem
atelewails hes left Paris Grp cost- We a 1;:pt
111164 eaphd die f Gasohol; which
baibUt kited dm peed of the PlaiT Comm-
• • -sirMMIATMR lOW% JANA"
Abe of the prow verbs% the as
- • an amount to the Arwaaly
afi&A.awitare which the depratidon, lodmined
y to the mimes of G„ t. had folfd-
qesailion with which it was charged by the
Daly. •
been iatredneed at eleven o'closh.
lt" the ceps et this dareation. addrelling
is ram Canny apellisd hilnidristbe following
ipme ew— •
Chken Refit Confel—The Litigates
,theshs yes is the same el the Vessel people. for
guild labours is farm: of og/inhere sad in-
. aid which the war bets not; erupted. The
bilks restideasfeeestiakes cooks lisperiet uniado
m the times at admitibaties ; bet pole-
iity set ham ft rematch you with this nogg-
TheE *wok oat &bon of your Government
• eifilile la the Miss fecendated by the canals,
stn 110014 or (online me= the cities which
twooloimalled with ..w sisamisms.is the military
Sr(sseln,,asi is the peaceful weelbefe of the arts
MI °Jr and ports, in the dybess lowhich the
of our warriors remit, and in the
Risk is whisk the youths of their lisootifors are
kilinght4 is the hogret.als, in which all human mi-
leage are easaimi, sod In the temples, in which they
am all confki4 Thus the foundations of fociety
to. mimed in Ws time than they were dirilroyed.—
Wife laws will form manners, will maintain the laws,
and die authority of religious opinions will Rrengthen
been the laws and manners. Every thing is brought
maw
.to perfoßios. animofities are eatinguilhed,
oppofitson is eland, and, under the iiltorious
mAa-
s of a genies which bears down all before it, the
things, (Oen% and Mans which appeared the moil
dieser, ate brought to mite and at for the glory of
their country. Ancient and new habits are made to
'agree; every thing is preferved with conduces to
maintain the equality of civil and political rights--
e'er] thing refumed which can inmate the fplendour
sad dignity of a great empire. Thefe benefits, Ci-
sloes Pint °mild; are the work of four years. All
the rays of national glory, which were obikured for
a century pail, have refumed a fplendour which they
never difplayed till your time. The fitting nut of
the formidable expedition prepared againft England
dilurbs not our lecurity. Your foul feems to have
paged into that of the French. An age of glory
may follow a moment of danger, and this is fuflicient
to render them invincible. I know not what fenti•
spent of confidence and courage has infpited the
nation, and filenced its lawns. What the prefcnt
lime has (hewn fotbids us to fear what the future
may conceal. He may be permitted to venture every
thing who can forefee every thing. The fentiments
which 1 have espreffed to you are thole of the whole
Legiflative Body. It is by an unat,imnus movement,
. that it has voted the Deputation of which I am in-
terpreter. It congratulates Welf on a new organi-
sation, which permits it more frequently to csnimu-
nicate with you, and confequently to admire you
more. Yuu in your turn will become better acquaint-
ed with it ; and the relations between the nation and
its bead being more regular, will conduce to the ad
vantage of both. But the aloft impeding forms
would not give to the Legiflative Body a dignity
which it has net in itfelf. but for which it has I. ng
(ince beta indeb.ed to its seal for the country. It is
by the general fccurity alone, that the majefly 'of its
ileltherauotu can be increafed ; it is I. the public
(pc Fay that you produce a love and refpeet f,r
the lave on which we are about to deliberate."
The Legifiaties Body ordered fix copies of 'him
di cuutfe.