The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-07-27 00:00:00

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There is no reason to doubt
lacer's, the capital of West Florida-by
troops: It is mentioned in a
Consul at Philadelphia, who adds,
report, SOP American soldier:
wounded in the attack. This ,
us to eapect a regular declaration
part of Spain, who we are told '
such an insult." Bat what an
the pow of the United States
warfarw4on her hands ig the
efforts are unavailing tecierce
throwing of her yoke. All
Petticoat King sad Ms Priestly
laughed at in AtnerigillAt
States way think of tb ice
'the American Unirso will by
policy, add another important
growing nod already most formidable
wonderful growth of the power
People is now beginelog to
isms, sod to estonisb ail who
TM teeth is, the infant Hercules
into early vigour by the follies
Europe. While the latter has'
into a gulf and out again, weekeolog
oppressing and disgusting its People,
been fostering he dawning energies,
most rapidly into: adolescence
entry appeennce of the rapid
bounded strength. The European
minty sot relish the prospect
possession of the Florida', bet
prevent it I Spain sod Eaglet
rested in this measure; but Spain is
less, and in a finalieist point of.
much better. Would the friends
Government in this country ,
instantly with the United Stales
possession of a territory transferred to them by
purchase ? Alas 1 the results of the late war,
carried on by the most imbecile and ignorant
Admimistratios that ever attempted to direct the
maritime power of Great Britain, feelingly coughs*
. us that it Is now not an easy matter to cope with
America. The enemies of that Republic may coo.
deem this encroathment as much as they pieise—it
would certainly have been a nobler object in a free
Government to have aimed at the liberation of the
millions who are striving to avert the sights of nature
against the aseetcrueityrasny and unjust usurpation;
bat the Americans have as good an excuse for stepping
in and seising the Floridas as wehad for taking posses.
sion of the Danish fleet, or for putting slows the Rajahs
of the East. The United States feared, that in the
dismemberment of the Spanish colonial empire
(which they can foresee, although the. Courier can.
not), Florida might fell by purchase, or otherwise,
to Great Britain. We feared that the Danish fleet
would be turned against us, and took it. As to
justice, therefore, we need say very little in the cos.
sideration of affairs of this kind, for the Courier will
tell us it lies in the policy.

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Accounts hare beta received by the Colons
Papers of the elith February from the Grand Arm?
in the geld, up to the 11th of the same month. It
Appal re that JUIWOOT RAO Buoy, one of Scsnotani
,deporideats; had Manifestijd .a ti abide
by the terms of the recent Treaty with that Chief,
and was preparing to oppose by force the divisive
• ander" the command et Major-General Dawns. As
attack was coesetpently made on the 29th of 4•
nosey upon both his campsflo 'the-immediate viciniti
of Jhawed, which was speedily corded, and the
town 'itself waft teccesdtilly stormed in the Most
gallant style. We toot on these occasions serest
guns, and experienced bet a 'trilling loss in killed
and weendMl of the army. N. 'memento of the
raml state of the ear sr* etenesenicated Aim*
41*.nbate channel. The opeentions, previoesly re.
$I 4, against. some of the Piodarree Chiefs, are WIWI
to bite-bees tof greater hap•atomin skis had boa
at 46;siatagitied.
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The intelligence from Paris-has become yr, lei
Waning. The developments, connected with Ih
recast plots, and the strange charges that here been
nude in the jecticisi proceodings jn Vaccied
Cue if Imputed Moony upon himself, is the train,
tees at Lyons, hare rendered a fell and open lit
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&ruing its energies and
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and are the most loth •
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