Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24

tween the chief and his accompices. The
Mipiaer, OF Lord Hswb,fbury will psy for rhc
crime, which they will csofe TO be committed
bs, they will have this pfndent Difference for
public moraliiy--fhsr they will not be at once
the pblipators and witpcHes Of the fsef.
Such mcalurc, are the height Of sndscity
and hypocrify. Never has the opinion Of cab
jnr,s, & the common frufe OF nations, been fport-
ed with 70 iiulc hamc. -Ilis Majed, the En-
pceor thnks il 10 tu- 10 put an cod TO chi, dif-
saroos train Of principles. fobvcrhvc OF all TO-
cial order.
You are in confequcnce ordered to declare
90 the government with which YOU re6de, that
his Msisay will not acknowlcdgc the Eng!ih
corps diplomatic in Europe, 70 long a. the Drit-
in Minifry fhail no, sbnain from charging ito
Minifen with any agency in war, and not retain
them within the limits Of their functions.
The evils fuffcred by Europe arile only from
this. that il is every where b:lieved tha, we are
bound to oblerve the maxin,s OF m ,defstion and
liberslity. which being jne only from rcciProci-
ty, are not obligatory. except TO tho'e who iuo-
nit TO be bound by them. Hence govern ments
have az much TO fuffer from their own jaitiec az
from the iniqoity Of Miuiary which acknow-
ledpes no law bot its ambition add IL caprice.
The evils of Europe arfc again from this,
tha, public lay j, conhdered under partial point
of view, whereas il has neither life nor force but
as whole The maritime Law. continental law,
ard Law Of nations. aIe not points OF pobl'c law,
which my be con6dered and obleryed fcpsrsteiy.
The nation which prctends 10 inuodoce arbitra-
~ rulcs into one OF theie parts lofcs all its rights
10 the privileges of the whole. The fyaemstic
infraeaor of the Law Of naions, places hnfe'f ool
IL. 4. sgte
on the maritime and continental law.
His Msjeay the Emperor rgIer having TO
order msaiurcs which are an ab!oiue intsIditticn
againa a government; bet all pcrion' who re-
Aces will eaGly perceive, that 10 th' he only ada
according TO facts.
The Eogiih Mniary, by the univeria!ity
Of IL, attacks, has placed the coaas, The ii!es the
ports, the neutral powers. and comrserce IN gem
ersi, in a Rste Of in,e'dieiion. Recently. in
fne, IL has proclaimed the production of the
Miuiary the moR fscrsl, and the noa indiipcn-
fible 90 the tranquility Of the world. Hit Nh
jety believes j, his da,y TO call the a'tention OF
all Governments, and To inform then, that
without new ocafuies. taken under fenis OF
the pIeienr danger, all The ancient maxims. on
which aIc founded the honor and Independence
of States. mutt Immediately be apnihilatsd.
tSigned) {. NJ. TALLrYgASD.
The following Is an extract Of letter from
the Niniler Of Ccae'al Police. 20 the Marhall
Errnadnt,e. ordering the apprehension of Sit
Geo. Rumbold.
Pavi,. i8 Ysrd<,uairs (O7. io.)
fAftcr ftatine shat M. Rurnbp,d is i,'low-
;rs the (, Ncn Of MeIr,. Drake and Smith. and
tlrss the Bri,iih MinMter has avo'sed plan OF
conipiracy "which IL proved. he6des by the
eondutt Of Mr.. Taylor, and the original papers
in my hands," Fouehe- -,pocecds in ,he follow.
ing terms y
:" In coniequcuce of thsic ncw and fobver-
five principles. his Msjcay the Emperor, has
ssofcd il 10 be declared. thar hs will not recog-
p;Ee any dipIons ic chaiattcr in the Epgliih A
ccnts Who have been placed, by their own Gov
trnmcn,, ont Of the Law Of Nations. and the
CONNIE ixv of CIVILIZED nations they deiisc
shen that M. Rcmbold be conhjescd as any other
Eoalin, ;ndivMual VINO fhould ADOPT cfirnioal
,.ss{s;ces, and be feized II !, be in your power
70 DO il, taking every meafure 70 f-curc bis pa
pe,s. invite YOU, Martial, 20 take all the ne
cegary ffcps 20 sccpmpliih thi, Object.
have the honor to be.
tSisnedl FoueHr.
ENGLISH MERCH ANDlZE.
q5e Gen,rai af bngast AisxasSsv Rs.ptaa, ,ebayg-
ed 4vitb sbs eonmasd ard /a,e,inie~dscee eftee
Goals and 3s,h Of tie MsxJs.
To the Lords Of the Msgar,cy, forming the
governmcn, ofthe eify OF Rotterdam.
Had. sHa,s<,,, Rsheysam, i4,5 Brs~sire,
Nee. rsib. 1904.
GENTLgMeN,
Ihavc the honor TO inform you, that the
General in Chief having Ieceivc freih o'ders
from his Majcay the Emperor rcissive 20 COM
niece, and the extaordinsy meaiurcs to be
adsp.ed assina England. has charged me to ac-
uusiut the rAe,ehanis, that fhips known TO have
come tom England, or the captains OF which
fall dccsw on oath that they come from Eng
lin posts, fhsll be fized.
The medication Of the General IN chict
made him exclode from this meafure all colonial
produce, and apply the feirptc only TO proh'b't-
ed mcschandize; hut he has received orders 20
fcixc the whole cssgor. Of the ihiPs, II there be
any Enpliih mrrchapdize on board.
Such fciznrc is TO take place. AMI TO be
effsSlsd wi hout any exception or modihcasion.
Yet facli 10 his Affection, that nc has ch.rg-
ed mc In his letter Of ,,A Brumsise is,h Nov.
10 irfosn, the trade. that he ~ill not put ihis
....r,.. :nsr sxsro,;ou t,ll aftrs the expifstsou