Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-15

IN sfiaioa sqlle Ear,fcaa syzr.--yVe lave before
ioti,sd ~ iaRlne officially and eandor in II.
Edi,or Of the Ms'isHai Ign, (publihed At Worce-
as,) CT the fabjea Of the prefsut war between
france ard I3ngi.na As F1cb inRanees are rare
among TIE democratic f6, and as they exhibit
an honorable contraa, with the con iua Of certain
birding al1en esoys, Whole conRant ain !, to e1cit.
party fpiTit, and n;a The preajices oftbe Amer.
ican people, in favor Of oas or he o'tsr Of the
helligereat powers 70 Tie ex:Iuloa Of true inter
ea and PRIDE il their own national eharaasr, We
iesl happy ia.nodcins them &c or readers. n
rhe Gazette of he a5,h ult We gave copious &
trads from The oufervaiions Of the 1Egis, on he
Br,ih deolar4t;on. Theie Candid obfervalioas
have brought On him the ceniare of certain ;co5in
editors, who ceatendtd that hi, opinion world Se
altered after feeipg 2-aRyraea5 maa5f5Ro. How f4r
thets party tools were carrea in their conclufion
may be determined By the following c1-raas from
tbs 4Egis ofthe s4ina I'D noticing T4lltyland's
nanifeao the editor o5ierves--
a. We had looked forward, wi h inpa,i,nce, Tor
the publication ~ tbs French Manif-ao.
" PTefaning that the ing-nntg If Ts isyr+nd
'wouid sgea fone p!auu5!. aniveT to tie n
Paints otthe Britilh government and far1e co or
q abe defence Of Tie msaluses which have pfojuc
: co renewal ofhofiiHies ii E0rop-. But II this
4" expectation, as ID ri our hopes and wi1es as 20
O. F. I'LL
=" asea !ditapp7in,eI and deceived. Coniisfpg
= The lAe n ln:telo Of III. Fra C3nfll a. mere
"repe'yoa, or rather as an epitone Of NJ raiIey-
" rand's laG note 10 Lord NVhtworth, We hall
I" coufoe olr remarks 70 lhi4 leading document"
The iuDtIs minifer has I! ldiou{y avo led the
different 'onPiai6ys which lad been rec'procateJ
= betWeea tbe Two governments has confined him.
''f-lf % Tie retention Of Mata, and sbandnuet
Every other point Of difcpd; n The rroP0fci
I" rt4raiats upon The prefs, and the banihneut az
II the euig.auts t~hich bad hsen The {, t.6ts Of
- poilted and repa4.-S IA 1siO1s from tie
g French Government 10 their mri0ers il Il m
don, ana which had n.euiorced in dnoit ev-
e cry CO, ference between Lord Witworth an M
T&lleyrand) are pafed oser IS objs6s q 'ReIi-
or moment, add a. DOT deerving place in The
= ul,irnatnn.. which is to cloie 1bc dfcuHicn 10
q ike mariner, the complaints Of the Birth, All
alton cf Piedmont. Parma and Pllcen,ia to the
territories Of the French Republic The military
- armament in Holland, the employment Of emit
: FIRES in Tie ports Of Creat Britain the N port
:. IF Sabaaisn, and the publication OF an Official
= libel on The Eng iG, government, ia The Hamburg
CoITsipondeoten all thsfe. topics are either
. ai chilly alluded t., entirely omitted. 1t j.
. by no meaos difficult 10 ddcern the policy which
3 diaaS.d this kind Of manileao. The retention
''of Malta, when token By lief. and dilconoe6fed
a with The cauics ard corieouenoes Of the meat
pre-, appears as a Migrant violation of the teaty
of Am'ens. The French government, in their
'"ldf appeal TO the world, deemed 1t important to
. fix this The only point Of dilpute between
the parties. and by keeping cut Of G sht every
8 other fubje6t Of difference, to direa The public
q attention 90 this fage obie9 on which the
public ientiment would PROBABLY be il their fAy
our"
After introducing ar eEtraa from Wzrd5 Lar
Of Naiiaas, o. the lubjea Of The BALANCE OF POWER
IN Europe, be proceed
"If Bis doctrine is correct, /. was Efficient for
"lhe Bri,ih goyercmeot, without oiipnting ab6lt
Malta or auy rational inlult or lndignities the y
may have received, to have proclaimed to the
swortd, Vhat Tie whole world already knows thar
. lance was rapidly gaming JR>5 O. acts547a g
ts7vsr as migti pyoue fata . tbs iaao-ads1cs Y En-
A.y93e" But NJ. Taueyrand has f4id-'' that no
change had taken place il Europe Eoce the trea
city OF Aaiens unlels i be the organizlton OF
'',he empire, in which The King OF England had
a'coocided with his vote as the ele6or Of H1no
:" ver."-Did The King Of England ever coincide
With his vote, in the annexation If Piedmont
Parma and Placents, with The illsnd of Elba
sto The territories az the French Reoublic 81. fht
"invaion OF Switzerland and the fubverfou Of their
government at the point Of the bsyonet, nc
g change ID the political Gate Of Europe I'VE
s'ipeak row OF what had been already accomplish
-sed, in IRE career Of conquea and fubiugation
Pr -. % E--r1..,, d !.