Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-07-18

sy., Lut IN the extent 2ni POPULATION ~ ;,s ,.,,,
iares, has 'rei to brave the Englis, pever. even
menacing IT'S esPo'ed capital, to hazard is roas,
zines, It's on5 riches, the tsluIt of one bnndSs d
years p-fce and Of iadaarious economy. ratsa,
than fdtitTice 20 anjnt conditions hrsar to thos-
this day proP"ied' Inc brave may petilh-The
colonies IalY hs torn from us-r,a:5 ga.f 81, !.
g4t qar III 2 l'ft-, the honor can only he lon
By her eva voluntary at.
IL the Prclent dlcnifon, policy fpaaks III. c,-,.
1angaee as honor. Il the Bitilh governments b,s
lis option 10 conform, q rot co form 20 its o.
gsgemets; Il K can, n the treaties Il has mad.
dangai!h The fri from The letter; # r sdr,its
Insntai rebFitilGr as authorized exceptions # =
ihot, the convenience Of England Il II sxn,,iD
the lenie Of is political treaties, where viii H.
The END to the corrections which n. fatters herelf
to frce from the weakness Of France? WIZ,
will BE- the meafjire OF the f4criGces and the hum
ilhaions Inc will iTnPof- upon her To day he
convenience of England exatts a puarantee ap.ing
France, and England to garriiyn Malta again.
the convenience 81 England viihes a auarantFe
CANT France. and England (5einhJ Dunkirk
Thus, an Engnh commiiTuy hsli give laws to A
country where waves The hag Of France! To
morrow the convenience Of England may demand
p guarantee aganH the progrels If French indul
Try and may proPole tariff De eerreree, to srreR
Us PROPERTY
1t we repair our ports If We coRhrud mole !.
if We dig a canal; it We BY any encouragement.
improve our manufactures, they will demaod that
cuv mole fhal be detroyed, that our canals fall
be filed up, that our Manufactures nall be ruin.
Cd they will exaa that France hall be imooyerilb
cd and dfarmed,in order TO conform iIfelf 10 the
gssc.nines Of England and 10 fu1niih fufFcient
guarantee to her government!
When cOnEder the principles or when we er
anime the eonquences, we equally Rruck with
thc inicRioe and fcandAl Of thefe pretenGons-
Wee we to fuhrnit il TO an EneliIh jury would
ihey heita;e unanliouiy 10 reprobate fuch ccn1ud?
The government Of The republic has right
- be atori!hed, that the iih miniaer ihould
,Aink himfelf authorized to fuppsle her thus hum
bed How has be thought that France is
ioa il profound luTber, and has forgot all her
rights AID A:r exploits
Our p-ovinces-are they lefs ex,eniive, lefs pop
rlous are not the fame people who have fac.
ri6eed every thing 20 mactain their iuit intereas
snd #, af4r fnce,fs We have fieWn great modera
tion, 10 what h4,l il be attributed, but to The
ju0ioe Of our eaule, aad the conviction Of or
frength
1.-THE Msnifeao proceeds 70 recoun, and rsca
ci;uatc The grounds Of complaint and oircum-
tanees Of The negotiation I'll be comes to copy
tie vy57i alti1sa;un offered Nv Lord Whitworth.
and tor whish ieVen days conideration wer given.
"ULTIMATUM
"1. That his Bitanric NJ eay hould retain
Il. troops in Mia for ten years
z, That lie mind Of Lanpedofa lou9 be
ssied to him il tu.l petition.
3. Tia. ne F.ea-h troops ihou'd evacuats
Flollaad. And tha,ifoo convention on thi. BATS
fhouId have been hgnrd II hin week bis excel
!ecy Lore Whitwoth lad orders 10 terminate bis
milton"
fOntA u'tiz1s'um the manif.fo peaks ia terms
OF RteAt a'Perry.l
The un5erfsned makes bold 10 FAY that he never
witneAed esAmpl. Of an ultim~tun proPoled 10
isTE1s = irPeIious.
What will war Be inconvenient 10 Us only
Dies tic Englid rain ter think me French nation
q feeble Iha treating vi b Der il fuch important
delibeT aona, h does not even obf-rve the csaom.
arr uaees which govern an civilized nstions
Was It Dot under coolcourneis Of its injuGice
that the Engiih government heftat-d 10 make IN
<grtfigg l-er d:nand-hoPing to prevsot all traces
Of her real proportions and az future day 10 de-
ceiV- ths public as 10 the caule Of rupture
%, fnally, do the miniAers of bis Britannia
Malelty 10 little know the chara6er of the Firf
Conful, that they have hoped, by force Of provo.
eaton 10 exafperate--to intialidate-to make him
forge. the utereRs of his nation, OF 10 ritsre him
10 fom- opeo al (ffclai) that they might difguile
to the eyes Of Europe, the commencement Of the
wzr t.H
The Frit Cunfnl more than any rszn exiting
kaows the evils Of war, becanfe thar, more than
arymzn exiting he is scLGaomed to calculate il,
chances. He believes that, Under the circum
RANGES in which we End .ufielves, The FRI thought