Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05

land .--Cn the faesdeof the gate of Amieos, which
opens into the read q Calais, the following words
| were intcrbed--." The road 10 Eagla7d One Of
The decorations Of houfc prepared for the recep
ton of Madame Bouapsrte, At Amiens, was a
| mall hocP. with mat bearing the tri colored Gag
with this infcriPtion-@ n fair vizd. cad tIirty fx
baws" The Sub PIefeti of Abbeville, ia bis fpeech
to Bonap27te, EeFoitedi in The Monteur, tells him,
that Z" it IS at London that his aAonrhiog gecius
will proclaim psace to the uoiverf.." "
| From al re have reen able to coIIe6. rre are
of opinion, thar Bonaparte will attempt an inv aob
Of this couatIy.-His rage againt Us -aPProac5e!
infantry, and what enterprise is too dcf2er te for
fnch a man 20 attempt All other countries 10 Eu.
ope bis hypocritieaI projections have mpoled Up
on. The lober and thinking people of Eafand
have alone formed an accurate opinion Of his char
aeeer-En gland has been The hurie' $ fpe2r shat
has touched the fend, and ihewn him il bis native
deformity. 1t has been reported that he will mak9
| two fegned attacks, ana ooe real onc---The army
laembed at Deventer, i f4;d to have forts objed
merely the reinforcing Of the army Of General Nor
tier but We fofpea is meant sgaiaa this conn
| try. Dsysnter il very advantage ouly GcUatcd eli
tber for an expedition from the Ems or he Sch=ldci
1t sbslieved thar whatever expedition is under
taken, will BE- iron, the Dutch ports.
| We you'd have the coautry accution1 itftlf tx
the idea Of itvaioo; to imagine even that the.
French will only accomplish their win Of fair
Gpiad, and Ding fix 6ouyt, but that hey will be abs
/ to eude "a very impr obabIe luPpof'ion, We con,
fef.) the vigilance of ogr falora, and eHe6s land
/ ing upon the fand. Soon. we are convinced.
would they have ample cauie to egret thai they
ever travelled The Read 70 L9Ed5, and that the wind
had been favorable for Ih;rty tx hours.-Iha unl
| ted vgor and vsior Of the country would convert
| the fTa ground they eneamPad upon into their
grave. In Egypt Edgrhmen have tired 'heir
| hrength aEaina hyperion number Of the Erench
and have coQqusred. Never, then, lhaI i Be faid
that they hewed lef energy in defending their "a
tive country, than il iefcung from the tanga Of
France the territories Of an Aliy.--It is not he
| common language Of war and hoGiiity that France
uits.-She had Abandoned al IDEAS cf making peace
upon terms recprocally honorable and advantage
! ous.-She NUT eaabllh ,be freedom cf the leas.
that is, ihe NUT ruia the navy of England --ohe
mutt dictate The peace. and daate il where ain
The capital Of The Br;fh empire-in the palace ot
our gracious foyereign,. This fhe avows to be her
intenion-ghis is ii. language Of her 6rR paga
ra'e--ths is the burlhea Of be sddrefcs Of depart
ments ana cities. Of AZ Tie prisRs, prlteds: and
Paraftes, throughout Trance.
Let him come then, this Coz kcan Conful, # he
dsre-An iiland gave him birth--t may be the
! fate Of another a4nd to provide him burying
Placs Let him come with his titles Of Lodi, "
Pavia, Of Marengo, irfcribed upon his color..
We will meet him on the beash With tie rec cllec
ton Of our fame at CreGY and ,Agincocrt--with
the rs1ne mbrance Of ouF achievements on the III Of
| June, at Camperdown, Of St.Ninoent, and at a.
boukir--of our defeat of his beR troops, led by
himfelf az Acre, and Of our victory over his Irwin
cibles ia Egypt. We will meet him with a deep
fenfe Of The bleaings we enjoy under the mia gov
eminent Of the britih contribution, and with iui
| knowledge q the miferes- in which every country
has been involved, that has been vifi ed BY The arms
Of France. We will meet him TOO in the manner
Of forne Of the ancient Republics, wien they wen1
out TO the battle, chzunlng thai O1e which has
been left BY one Of TIE bea Of cur poets Is well
as one Of The belf Of or counTyme g,
What conllitutes a aate
Not high-EAisd ba;tsmcnls Of lat9ur'i mound,
Thick wall or neaed gate
Not cit;ss proud with ipirit and .urrsts crown q
Not bays and bread arn'd ports,
! Where, laughing at the aoIm, rich RaVies ride
Not larr'd and lpanged courts,
Where Low bsow'd balencs watts perfume 10 pride.
| No-MEH, high minded men,
With powr as far above dall bEntes endu'd
| In foref, blake, den,
/ As BEATS excel cold rocks ono brzmbles rade; -
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