The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-23

EstraarAna'y Gtfing Of the STD PinVo,e, a Feb.)
Alter reading the procefs verbal, of the 3D. Me1r.
Regnaud (de Saint Jean dAngely) Treelhard and
Berenger, councillors of fate were introduced.
M. REGNAup.
Cemiemen-'The Englih government, in making
an incomplete publication of the commencement of
the negotiation with France, has violated the law of
nations, and has impofrd his maefty, the Emperor,
an obligation to publh France and Europe an ac-
curate ilatenent Of facts.
Europe and France have witnefTed the new facri-
fees of every fuggeaion of felfhnef every fentment
OF vain glory, which noble heart full Of pride and
Jealous OF its fame, has made prevent the eFufon
OF human blood, and what is fill more dear to him,
the blood of his people.
They have feen that the frft warrior of the age
has attempted to procure peace and repo to the pre-
lent generation, Whole Happiness and tranquility have
ever been dearett to his heart and ought contute
the only glory which can be added to that renown,
already acquired by military triumphs
Ihele fentiments, gentlemen, explain at once, the
views and actions of his majeity.
IL 1t mould be aiked how a man, endowed with a
vigorous character, who has flown hmlelf more en-.
terpring and bold than the boldef and mot dar-
ing hero OF antiquity, whole actions have been tranf-
mitted to us by hiaory; how man, in the i.renpth
OF vigorous youth, can in deGring peace, triumph at
once over recollection and hope; how the general of
fve hundred thoutand veterans refrain the mon
noble as well the mot tyrannical of paons the love
OF renown; how he can renounoe that glory, which
he may It'll acquire in the military line where he has
always been crowned with triumphs it may be an
iwered that this deres the repole and happnefs
of the world
UT IS aiked how young monarch, purified unre-
mittngly by bafe enemies, attacked by vile calumpi-
ators menaeed by alains lence perfonal refent-
ments and determine to prefent the olive branch to
tnat caoilet who has accompanied deamers and hired
laiiiiis, 1t may be aufwered this monarch rites upe-
rior to the PafiioDs Of the generality of men.
u we recollea how Creat-B Britain, coDtemn;no
public morality and the law of nations has diCoraced
its ainbafiadors and degraded its moi di0inpui(hed
military characters, by the veff offices and the noR
iiiarnetul millions; if it is confderered how they en-
PIoyed their commercial treafures uiino them. in
contempt of the law of nations and of their own laws
~ rewardng the inventors of Internal machines and
IN Organizing conf iraces, traces Of which are ill Wifi
Die among US AMI which have excited an INDIGNATION
winch is Rill felt throughout Europe If we trace flch
picture and demand how the Chief of the Great Ma
tion the avepger Of all the crimes and outrapes n,,d
stcd againt Frame and Europe, can fmo,her the bit
ter aninoity which would reign in common fonI.
H may be aniwered, the man on whom the Great Ma
ton has conferred crown never afpred to auv oter
title than the Father Of Frenchmen.
Napoean had hardly attended the throne. and had
ieareely departed from this metropolis, where the
no!t augut religion had confecrated what the v;f,e
OF the people had before folemnied, when moved nv
the public acclamatons, he was infpired with ,be
idea o. writing the letter George iii, which am
charged 20 communicate to YOU
The Emperor had iworn to France the fame oath
winch ne made 10 the Deity, only 70 live for the hap
Pinefs ard glory of his people; cor,mencno the dC
charge Of this fcred engagement, be addreed TO r.,
hins Of Engand the expTel'on Of thofe generous