The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-01

weli. AS Tor french falfehood, We tr.lvbel;.yc
'Nae England has produced her full ouot, 80
as coninmrnate villains as ever infsGe,, he
world: As for cringing, you nav anone,
'eh 'n'iilons OF other proofs that occur da;Iy
FeFuie the fu.ior:.e addrcH,s, wh;eb ,,r,;5;'
olsnt IS IN the habit cf prcfentinp to the III.
70 Sing without talents and w;+bo,. 50
.ucs. his king has been much more ~
Jeet OF laughter and ridicule than s,g e,,h.-
man IN England. His reign has been No..
r,ning our a ferries Of misfortrnes and d;l,r-,aa.
t1'S wars undertaken without juftice. and
conducted without judgement. have ad5.ri
niuch moro than four hundred ,n:ll;o,s n :.
ing to the public debt, beiides cnor,nrs 1-,,s
that nave been iqusniere1 out c,e tb. .,,.,,a,
TSFenucs OF the country. A writer ne r.
f'i'us Fh.noes,S has earned a eeenteI G,btft
'T"ee e S''iehy oy making this royal pageant a,
'o'ett of Tcckery, The Enrlif5~ ,, go
reign. GASEOUS 10
hi'sr F';t and the houfe Of commons had
Ve!,'ea vocabulary OF the mof} outyaae,,,,s
asa sven peflonai reproach asain!} BonaSar,
] ,.r 'oey mad ten thoufand times reproaske5
2ih' as VOID Of probty and humanity. after
iooH or the!,1, as the climax of abiurditv, had
teP'Eiented him as without abilities. X tbey nov,
eohPia,n win bitternefS, becaufe he bee;ns RI
repay them IN their own coin. r. Gec,oa
permitted MS TnIDIft.rs to make foeeches fo-
"'il' wherein the crowned parrot beIied and
illuminated tic French nation.ithi m;r;4 re
the;ntslves ttood up in parliament. and fnn;r.
'cd venom for hours together asa;oN rho
sreateft man in Europe, If the newsn,ners
under their immediate direction have rcnrc-
tented him TO be as black an ufurnet :. -,
very WORT tyrarts OF ambiguity. thcy o,ua
not be furprileJ if the firf cn3fui beo;ns I -,
addfeis them IN their own hile. Thev MA
nor De iurPriied i be tells them that taer
matter has aSted either like luDa,c. a
knave, or fool
hus much for the two charges agsinif the
frcnch nation, that they are faM and c,ir2.
f4S = 'h'rdi thar they are fxtrfmeiy Iei6jS.
Stanied: iSut are they wore thln her
neighbours No. The Britifh are ou,te
as bad as II is pofihle that tie Freuch o. the
attars can be. Gsnekal Rurqovpe. Is
chairman OF 4 committe of tie hnuiy Of cem
mons, onss gave III a report of their conJ,,gl
IN bengal. IN the frit PAGE he a affirmed hat
IN i've or Tx years from 1866, TO - I. they
dcItSoyed IN that courfry five or tx millions
OF PsopIe. MS eitirna1e is given in the fir5e
page Of 4 a u volume, which contains
mountsils O t,ttirony 20 the truth of this
aieftion. The CORE :aacls of the eAimafc
vas eontlrmed, ii, after fuch authority, II could
W"nf continuation, by coIonel Dow. He
was Scots officer in ;hc conpany's E-fyice.
an &C witnets 20 the fcene, and IN hinn,;.n
or uncommon merit. / 40 millions of the}e
ma mieiS people perifhsd of famine bv Br;
tin monopoly Of rice. Now do1't feat
'ot'er word ab,ut ghe f-Ifihaefs Of French
h-n, or il@ horrorso Of nc French revolution /:
oeSauie kobelPierre himfslf never committed
any cTITne that came within fight of dis.
Is man be gran I'd that Fren,hmen arc
of5cn atts6t;dly, aid even fornctfnes abfurdlv
Pot'e But does tn Gritty confff N rudenefs3
VI 70 DC an honett man, is ir az cefary TO be-
com@ 6rue! Is NOT an exceEs of cIyil,tv
nor Pie4hnE, rs well as more rational than
an ex, els d rutt,ciry A nd is not a,moa every
human charatt.r huc< as full q foluIes, as :.
D az ckIs with orihF-s Without ione
HttcAiion - tn. feelings, W th ,ut i,y1l tender
i'e's toI me aultS q each ot her, focierc would
5ee5he bear gar5en. &" The ouret f.l.ci,y
u5on eaJth, t2ys late writer, :. ti1a oareh
'siC'ty 'on earth, OF at leaf the pufeA Of
nine IS always that which sdfcs from tho
~ "''SiN ~ giving innocent P!caiurc,c,
ofgAtcmng the finite Of bcneyolence, aad
an!naLing he glow Of frisndlhia. n do
ice Tor what purp fe any m fhouId win
TO 6ecome Preiiden, but for the lake Of
e%ert'ng The power, and ehjayi,g the
gory o! making ma Kind happy
nus much in defence of the fit col,l!il, OF
ms recent manifcto, and of ms charactsr of
the French nGiiod. Ii is Mt our dsijgn 20
repreieut them IS bett<r shan thsir neief-
o9urs, but merely as not wof . Rcalons have
been ftsted, why 1t j, highly improbable that
bonaParte 1bould with, al pretsnt, to 90 70
war with England. Lcs os examine the
other tidc Of the picture, and fec what ghy
be the motives ofEngEand for deGring ipeedy
rupture. We begin with fone previous re-