Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-30

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n the Houf- Of Lords, after His Mnielty re-
tired, the Duke Of Monrofe moved an AdIres
to his Majefy.-In the cotrie Of his fpeech hi,
Grace obierved that England has now no OBJ
lg1tOn 20 re!ufc 10 treat wi.hFrarce f.parately.
The moderation, therefore. and diipoli;iOn to
peace with England ofthe Fira Coniul would
be pat 20 the proof. But i was not 10 Ne dr
fembled, how little was % be built upon that
France, it was his firm opinion, was more
powerful than at any former period, and her
ambition did nor ieem 10 be iels. The ftua,
Iioa OF England with refped % that Power,
was, therefore, arduous, and demaqded an Inc
Integrity and zeal Of thcir LoIdhips THAI lhey
might not be lulled into fatal iecurty, that
pence might be obtained on eqtal grounds, ana
not dictated by an imperious ehemy to a divided
and betrayed people" Earl Fitz william op-
pofsd the addr,fs, He Eaid, he had conlended
for the necehity Of he prefeht war, perhaps, he
yond any other PersoA But nations, as well
rs individuals. mnt yield to the nece1ily oi
their affairs. He was for negotiation /; and All
Inquiry into the conduSt Of MniRers whole
conduit towards Sw eden and Denmark be az.
approved; while he aPplauded that towudS
RpHia. - Lords Darnley, and the Earl of Suf.
folk, tuPported the amendment and arra;gn-
co the whole con4u9t Of Minlters as weak and
wicked. The latter faid, he apprized MiniE
tiers he would imPeach them for their mifcon-
dud" Lords Spencer and GrenRillc defended
the conduG Of Miaiary with their uflal ability.
The latter obieTvcd, " as to peace with France,
he fcrioudy declared that moA uuequiyooally to
he queAion now merely Of the iernr to be
adopted NothrnC brfde Good now between
the nation and Pehce."-The addrefs was car
ried. For i Co. AgainA It ~.
In the Hou(e OF Commons, the address was
opPofed by Mr.. Grey, who re a very long and
able Czech, moved an amendment for inquiry 4;
on the relult of which the fupport of the Horle
fhould be predic4te4. He entered intoan am
PIE review Of the eondua Of niniary, which be
contendel has been arragan1 and foolih. Mr.. |
Pitt and Mr.. Dundas defended their conduit |
with fPirit and they were replied to with |
much ability by Mr.. Tierney aud Mr.. Sheri- |
dap. After a long debate, the Houfe divided. |
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PARIS JAN. 40.
At feven o'ciUck yeferday morning, a RulliAn |
officer arrived here, ia ~ DAYS from Peterfburgh,
and Immediately fst of TO the Minifsr for Foreign
affairs, who is in the country. III is tbs h-arrr
of letter to the Chief Confu, ia the hand writing
of the Emperor PAUL.
The following Arrete, which has refulted from
thPfe difD1trhea was Drpnlulra.cd this morning -