Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-17

The new Engilh Miniarv rc
language, conlonant to thecb.,,s.a lodpaI
eFtul end enlightened nation AM a !! d.'P,I
a perfect conlraf TO that Of th,ir III, r.l'' aa
It we are 10 Judge of them b. fbl, ..si
70 Parliament, they appear dsir.r. Nj, 'PP'ss
an end 20 the calamities IF v,r y POarA
hncere, peace IS iufaIlable. e. ug
peace is with them. The FpgEs s'ag'
upon great part of tie French sa a4's N''
Dutch podelIons in the EAT and w saI@
They may adopt lyRem hoDor,bls ~
nation, which will give them 49,, Y
Will be perfectly compatible vilb ~.
"A the allies, and Prelerve 4 iuR eortr.i
I'D the different parts ar ths word
thus, the Engliih Miniaers viii oIf,iD ,s's' L
el glory that Of Pacifying IN MAIL
drying up the tears Of % many ibopl,rse
les. Impartial mcn reproalh Inc Go
with lhe III treatment Of cur prilonsr, M.
are a'iuted that attention is paid % H. 49,
raaon It tAeiT condition. Its eafy o..
that # this has not ALREADY been atron.r'
it is becaule the fra labors Of Admin
occupied Al! their time, y France has sir4i.
Cd1ring the coure of tile years eight ssi W..
more than four millions Of l.vres for n. ta5
ing of The Rulian. Au1rian and q. nn NJ
onets' Sic las expended mrcA age hns
p procuring for hem dwellings, bsss, AID i
abundance ut wh0.-i5me food, III .rry
tie fame ~ for her own troops Shs hsml
I5a,ed Their Gruation By allowing them 70 val
alJ 70 take ths air I'D lie arvirols VI ~. tra
The nsw Min.lry " afo repro2cagt Vih
CONTINUATION of hamefIl intrigue, the ear
which Is to iupporl few moDaer5. irch nSl
Qlar,isr, Sans Pit1, Georgis, L-m,slaa
but thef= men were excited 10 lhe ccnrE
of crimes Fly the late Minilry. W.cimA
tribute to the pretsot governments be- agt I
December and l0me Williams, h-b I'D
thie, The Bilhop at Arras, and Gsotgs II
| uttered al LONDON, Ii is becaufs ihg 81
/ called thither by the late MtnilIy W;dl
| tn well oi The new Mi1iters, As tn 5ePTaa1
I Jhat they wouli fcorn 10 make lie Of II
wr5tche, in Their ievce, l1d thatt' eYwll Il
Y pl5y the Money wv England III i7mcht1g
| thar tie Psrchsit q tsw Job9eres and 2.
/ fia4rions.-Tf. hoN-ylr, he Eugliih iilHia
| ihoulI not IuNify Tie hopes Of Europe! aAl
| their predeceG1rs. hey lhoOld think hat p''-
en- only be founded upon The deitindona
| ofthe two contenJiug cations and dtheY il@ \
be willing to a5ule the great ad'ao,as4
| have obtained in both The Indies vhis HI N
lies employed an thrir efforts ia tie cdHiii'a /
war, then we mut re.oive toIeek peace I, "
| tory w corauer will be The only way'' rAi
back psace, PROPERTY, and commerce
/ land, during eqh; years, has bsen it'on1- \.
| two coalatons third will not Pc ,.sa !.
ter wears to cone The cannoHads o ~
hagen, the pillag- Of lie Dndh a3a - NJ,
| Iiles. and Nllrlns crJize IN Che GllP ..l NJ
| land, have evinoed h. Perils with "al,- -. !.
nrsnath and lofty ambition a Englaalai H. II.
the Continental Powers; and ifJn'I' 4lf n.
| Der. and even cxif only by coInnsTos' 49, <.
power which can rciit all Europe ..,s
| ocean, i fgnalzed as the enemy o. , y ~
and of al iovereigns Without coaEl, .-,;l
ever what viii England be able II n i.isDa
| the allies What viii the athes p 80 ,otsrs
form againH England We aan o a..o. s.
u The dfcudion ct thefe two qa'n rr-,,tit
! lball couRne ouric'ves TO q hnSe oU ...,.
The allies have no longer any '0I nl.. a.ti.l
4 longer any fmaIl colonies; 'n5y n- err Inyi
to ioie. England has eonqoeF''o ''l y, 4 ,
her power IS felt every where Il h. a.sosi
meme commerce to loe.-HappI orasrIi
who having attained the fommH = hat 3p.
are direGed by wife governments ,,srcs q
expote 70 many advantages to ne t3' ~
yicidiudes of Jingle Rr0ke Of ioI llla,.s
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