Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-11

a caut- 4 -urfory g,ance ever the rab;.a readers
it not improbable ihar much arong-r inducements
than thofe held our IN the memorial, mua have
operated on The French Cabinet-By the ceGioa
Face rids herielf of an awkward and heavy tron
ble:-The honor of Bonaparte was in a manner
pledged for the immediate colonization Of this
pro.iace but in the profecstion Of meafnres 10
effe6t it, he fond numerous obaacles continually
rilng--Gre4t Britain he found vewe1 the mea.
fur4 as koAe TO her intereas /; and 70 prevent the
failing # the expedition, had actually blockaded the
porta from whence it was TO proceed :-He found
too BIS rsloDrces inadequate q meet the expence
Of any powerful effort = and the weakness of thore
rtfources was dif:1vered 10 him in the fse Of rho
expedition to s., Domingo ;-where The power of
France he found 10 be ftt Al defiance by hoar de
o. naked and DpahP2iatr6 negroes. Thus the colo.
nization became, al this time, impratficsble and
mua conti.ue 10, whila Grea. Britain has power
10 prevent it and he refonlces Of France remain
as they are. In this exigency, new policy was
| to be adoped. The United States were accord.
ingly taken into favor at Paris the few Of iur
tce 90 their ipaliated citizens was held up-neans
| were edayed TO leture their neutrality in any new
| contef; and 70 make the American government
| indirectly contribute 20 the eripling Of the only
| power ia Europe Which could fet bounds TO French
".
We know that la Stately on the receipt at Paris,
of the Brti(h Kings hottie meGaE-, Of the 9Th
| March, Mr.. Livlnghan received attentions 10
which bef1re he had been Granger; and Lord
| Whiworth n one Of his hra communicating az
4, the rupture ays, TIE renewed nijnz4erRasdng
tetzUse4 Greet Srit1i7 and France bas bgf period
oil aai77fty 5.fvyssH Fc4nre On! re Uaitsd Stctss
Wnen an end IS 70 be 4ccomp ithel bv fate
policy, the Frcnch are fruilfu in means--The cef
( lion Of Loujiitna unqusaio1x bly, prefented ref
| hrt 70 view; and the. Is no doubt, bnt M. Tai
| leyrand, f1ggefed to Mr.. Livnglon, the eXped
ency Of rnemar4lizng a. The fubJef and IN order
thlt Freooh magn Inimity nigh, be dfplaYed ID the
grant. TO ak for much tG than the French cab ne,
hid predetermined 10 grAnt-f>lely beesufe they
conlt re thcr t4k. nor b2ift This beng to caie,
a tvo fold po ilv would dCllte the meafure of the
ceGion ,-if beide getting honorably rid Of the
pledge - colonize, France would thereby obtain
two very important obj-tt the neutrality {ifnot
he alliance at the United States n the var ~ 4int
England with n { bf queit advantages o. fav-
ore nation And, the command of The purfc
trings Of Uuited States "a aGit ia uase.ing and
s1nihil ,ing he power " G Sat Britain :---BeiJe
Riding h=rfelt If the amours of the holders Of
four millions doh-r, az leu dated claims Is theft
important o-jc9s attainaLle By TIE csfiion Of
a country ihe could not avail helfelf of, think We
:, thtt Frsoce woul lake every ihew az ceding
I i 70 he United States X w1dd Be next 10
rnadnef, 10 doubt IT, She we'll knows, If III. can,
viii 'he alliance an money OF The Unted States,
I cripple the power Of Great Britain, Inc h.s only
then il ORDER ID replace thngs In TIER former flu
| alton. 70 clay over rhe fame gam lhe has played
! with Holland, Geneva, Ssc.-h4Jeh 4 quarrel
\ e q f0me fl ~ IN tie c3ntra4-annul the cciIioa-
fen over her We cram bs,t ilo7s--zke pof i1n OF
me count and bid he United State 70 EEK
! iher remedy A. they nav.-And when Great
| Britain is humbei-ehere /, the power ~ earth,
which nan limit the aEgrgfioas II Fisnce, or fy
20 her, what doef thou In this mln1er, will
the United States BE- lIr-I at the N jetru1 ve
ne flres rhich The noa midakcu Poli-Y eal ATOP
The fu5jea il irnp1 ta't an orah. TO arr-R
the attention Of the ptlrio,ic Of lrGs.