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FROM THE SPRINGFIELD spy.
SOMETHING REMARKABLE.
MR.. EDITOR,

MIR. EDITOR,
The following finguIar incident tool,
place m this town Mort time incc Cant. John
Mather had fieer of his own rafting. three
years old, .Eaggbtered at bis harm, from whole
intcttines was taken an OAK STICK, meafuring
thirteen inches in length, and three and half
inches in circumference. 1t was lodged within
the intcltine, in that part of it commonly called
"the great gut" For about three or four in
ches from one extremity, the flick was Jagged,
by reaion OF The manner in which it was broken
and tapered from that, to the end, though not
to HARP point. On this flick were three knot,
projecting conlideraby from the furface. 1t is
quite hard, and has the appearance of having
been hardened in the embers
This animal, in the ipring of so4, was turn
| ed to pature in Northampton, and in the au-
tumn was returned home, lean in Hefb, and We
ry languid. Although capt. NJ. had intended
him for his team, as he was unpromihne at this
time, he put him 10 the fall, intending him for
beet. The fteer foon began to thrive, recover
ed his health, and fed very well; and for The
term of feeding, was very good beef, when he
was killed. Being, BY this fingular difcovery,
iatisiied concerning the caufe of the creatures
failure the laft feaion. Capt. VI. determined II
nofihe IN aicertain by what aveniic it found adj
million To its Judgement. On examination, he
fond fear in the hide, and a CORRESPONDENT
one in the fleih, near to the pine, and 6et40eeq
DeIrR, and EeondN jorf ribs. From this poli-
ton he informs me, that, as the flick emf cred
one end NUT have lodged directly under the
kidney. But how il found its way into the in
teftiDe, within the panage for the excremept,
and remained there IN 4 longitudinal direction,
It is, think, not eafy te conceive. However,
in that petition II was found, and it excited the
curiolity of feveral people who came to witnefs
It. The flick is now depoited in the Mufeum
of the Academy in this town, where it may be
feen by any perfon who may feel the curiofty
TO infpect it.
Parallel inAances may have exincd, but no
one has ever fallen within my knowledge, nor
within the knowledge of any perfon with whom,
have converted refpeGting it. IT is thought
that its iingularity renders it worthy of publi.
cation; and with this view tranfmit il.
am, Sir,
Your obedient feYvant,
NATH'L. DWIGHT.
Hsgfe'S, (MaG) Aprj q, isoS.
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DOCTOR LOz <prrs


FFERS FOR SALE his Anti6iiYism Stz1aeb
\ Cordal, medicine unequalled by any o,her
in the whole Ndateyia Eroea iince the art of net;-
cine was dfcovered. For this valuable dilrcvery I've
has obtained patent from the United States and fU1
the benefit of the public mas reduced the price from
two dollars to ieven Gngs and fix pence per botsls
1t has performed the mott attonifhing cures mary
perions in this city, well other parts of Virginia
which will appear by number Of certificates now il,
his poeiion ioue of which have been given by gen
temen of the frR refpeaability and which will ac-
company each bottle with directions for ung the ms.
dicine
(Which cures almol every internal difeafe. It Is
recommended for all complaints at the flouach and
bowels, correes bile, particularly relieving every fpe-
cles of cholic. 1t reores appetite, relieves gripping
pans attended with purging. II revive. the a-eny.h
and ipirits and is fnguar efficacy in promoting de-
gefon by strengthening the nonacIi and bowels By
taking wine gals full in the morning faRng, it viii
be found to be an excellent nonachic and cNmnstive
lis ALTO certain preventative agdut taking TIE ague
and lever, any malignant fevers This cordial NAV
be given infants Of a month old IL troubled with
wind and choic, giving half tea fpoon full It is an
excellent medicine for women in their early Gage of
pregnancy taking wine glafs full any time Of the
day Il has very agreeable tane, aud no patient
can be injured by taking too mush II may not per-
hapsbe much to FAY, that thi. cordial has cured
more perions Of bilious complaints, IL the conre Of
two years Paa, than any Other medicine in the known
world.
N. q. The DoSor continues 70 cure the Rheu1
matilm, either aceCe chronic. Ie 2o has !of fae,
his L1SfMtNr, with printed difeaiobs, BY the ufe Of
which, perlons feldng . daause may tGre thew
ielees lie has in poleion certificates from gentle
men Of fciPeaabity of chs c;y to prove .he ecacy
and aaoHihing cares performed by this roedieine.
lie ALTO cleans the teeth and he fcufvy III ths
mouth a'ft ms for fals his psRc and tioare 70 very
eisful in curing this conn Ght, ard which eude
the breath at III fines fweet I'D agreeable. botor
Lozlrus may he fpcke wch At his dfy.mary, nv,
door To NJ. I5ha y ,s.e, Spjsi,s
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@lsfe!tanp.

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARrs-By private
letters from Paris we learn, that his maeiiy the En-
Peror Napoleon has preiented to Mr. Livingston,
late miniiter from the United States to the French
Court on behalf of the Academy of Arts eftabhed
in this city aid Of which his majefty is an honorary
member, very valuable collection, eltinated at
fly f6oyand Livres, 10000 dollars. Ii mutt be mat
ter of pride to the inhabitants of this city, to lave
gwen birth to an intitution, which has iewn itfef
worthy of fpch diainguihed patronage and it is hop
ed that this high teifimonial of reipe will infpire
them with freih zeal for the advancement of an
etabliihment, which has attracted fuch conipicuous
attention abroad, and which, if properly fuppored,
cannot fail to add lutre to our national character
NJ Z. Morn. Ckyouis!e
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s'ven'u~e. IF i BE ia:eci The poll. 81 ne
cnch 20 ,i'ftraes md divide the 3ifi., ieytr
As to allow their aest 1t Brett AMI ;h,it ll,;i;t
ot cpH-boaFs Mt 8culccnc to eGtIl IL, IL n,.,Sc-
ed 'nvanon upon England, oCr hear, Wi. 20 a.
II my with every fIccefs of the Briti,h ,oyv.
'iay tie hero of the Nile meet with an6.hcr a
b""s>'r IN The eu'ph ut sivXicol No one re.
g;Jds i''e raw. power of England, ",ith more
.G'picioa and niignatiou, than we DO but r:,-
thcT than witneis The triunipas of 3onaparte ia
Great Britain, OF even the Officers incident TO
al invaion, we would rather fee the navy of
Hraiire wcpt rom die face oil ,he ocean.
--
James I. Elliot of Vermont has come DOWN
10 his s.h letter, in which he aItYts .h,, Air.
Madton and Mr.. J. Ruiio,p,l viii, be the mex,
candidates for the prei;dency. Mherc this fc.f.
illuminated iaSe obtained this information, r,cri
VIII tecret Egeria or attendant genius he re.
ceived his rnfpiration, it is not the bufuegs Of
mere common tenfc TO enquire. The uaine Cf
Mr. Madiion has indeed beca mentioned by
ioHe. But the nomination of Mr.. Randolph
. certainly due TO the creative genius OF MI.
Eliot. The Aurora which came by the !a.t
evenings mail, has made one intake on Ills
fnhject-Mr. X. lit obirrvee) will not have st.
ta'hed the contitntional age of IS, before the
next election. MIR. Il. is n24u 80 wears old
We have long known Mr. Ellot-a a puri.
tan OF "the frIt watcr,' but he has at
length put up his preteniions 10 the character of
prophet. In the body of his lat letter, he
"venttrcs to p'edi6t' that certain aiterations Of
The conaitution would be prupoisd and in
thepoitcrpt to the fame, he ohferves 1t iince wr
ting The above letter, f,me of the alterations os
the conilitution which have ventured 10 pre-
dict have been moved in Congreis by Mr.. X. OF
V. and Mr. n. of Mp
Thus Tophes lookd, 70 grinn,d the brawl:ng f.qk.
Whit feds delighted how'd and card him t,ienL
We are informed that the Emperor Napoleon haA
Preiented to Mr.. Robert Livingston late Ameriea,
! nniiier at the court of France an elegant sNurr
BOX, on the cover Of which is Portrait of lis I'M
perial i:ajeity, iet with diamonds. The value OF
it eimated az above 5000 dollars Jt was accom-,
panied by complimentary letter from the Empc-
ror-Nlr Livingston, fnce the clofe of his mnile-
rial functions, has made with mis- family the tour Of
Italy; and, BIS Pari, received the above
elegant preient. His arrival here is daily expected
New-York paper.
7bt " nrtisss, stb ';ov sfi6e eogai:ns;en 5,5i4s
~. LViggf0n'' ACCEPTING # any f.gn. from ..y
| tiHg' Prince Or Jo,rigr Rate"
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Tie foi2osvine 0necdote !, .tro'r lire Dnteb pa
per, -ndey f6e PpriS bind.
There h., lately arrived here very celebrat-
ed AGtrefs, diitiuguilhed for her beauty, bu,
much more refp. Sled for character OF unitn-
peachab!e v;rtne. A wealthy Guy 'ih,uan, cap
;ivatcd by her qualities, wrote her this very
whim!ical and Characteristic letter:
" Madam. I underhand you are determined
70 preitrve, by good Conduct, the purity of your
reputation. take the liberty to applaud your
rcioiution, aud encourage you to perseverance.
So long as yeu Continue in this determination,
calculate OH sol. ferlirS 4 month, the Grt pay
ment of which erc!ote you. But ihou!d you
alter your opinion, hope you will fcmemher
me tsvourah!y. and in that cafe loci. month
are n your icryice"
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NrSt.5na;es.
NORFOLK, Tune &.

Captain Cook who arrived in the Paragon, con-
'raciets the various accounts lately rubihed Of be
ro''' m amaies b-isg epoH,S FER H7erssa 1,.k-t'e
adds that the Governor was authorized TO open the
ports to Americans whenever he Thought proper, but
Notwithstanding the many remon1rances from the in
habtants, he declined doing 70, he conldered
there Efficiency OF prov;fons in the Hand for
). months--In conlequence Of this harfh conduct,
there was meeting of the di,feren. parihes, when
it was reiolved that ,hr inhabitants ihould wear Grape
for one month, on account OF his precludng the A
uicrican trade. LY,uM
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ALEXANDRIA,, June 10.
FRENCH FLEET.

The Captain of the fc!.r. Fedcra'iit, arrived
yeiterday from ST. Bartholomew, has politely
fnrnilhed the editor with the following impor-
tant information THAT the Toulon fquadron,
Conifting of nine fail of the line, frigates, & Q
br;gs had arrived at Port Royal, Martinique
they had captured on their pai!age the Hoop
of war Cayenne. The Eng!i:h merchant venels
leading at Montferrat had orders to provide
for their own fafety in contequence of the ar
rival of the French fleet. DaiLy Adv.
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CoMnuMlcAaloM.

With Pleaiure we can, from the bclt autho-
rty, announce, that the Canal in the Difmal
Swampis now cut through habits width and
in all probability, from the activity lately DIFF
played in carrying on this arduous undert aking,
viii in the courfe of few weeks, be navigabsc
for boats, &c. by which means there will be
an eaty and fpeedy communication between
the waters of North-C Carolina and Elizabeth
river, IN this fate. Norfolk Herald.
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NEw YORK, Tunc 8.

We ate infor d by gentleman who was lately
IN Paris, that the Emperor Bonapar,e had made Mr.
Iivingiton prelent Of rich portrait of himfelf
winch colt forty thouflnd norus Accompanying
the portrait was complimentary letter, from Bona
Tsrte.
The brig 1ev1nt, arrived yencrday from Malaga,
touched at Gibralter, and got under weigh with the
u S. brig Syren, lieutenant Stewart, bound TO Tan
g!tFs Saw her afterwards in bay where two Tr-
Poiitans were fad to be lying. The fchr. Two Bro
Tiers Lndiey, Marblehead likeoife failed from. Gil
brateT in company with the Levant, and afterwards
in0Ee her Capt. Lndfey Informed that he Rad
Teen The Priv'eers under the fort when the Syren
entered the bay.
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70 tie Editor efthe Mercantile AdgerfiJsr.

SIR,
The perfon who Inherited paragraph in the
Daily Advertifer of the slft May, mentioning
that nj, offer of thoufand dollars had been made
TO me by the Mniner Of the French Empire.
General TURREAU, for the fupprefion Of a
certain manufcript announced in the papers un-
der the title of "The Imperial Court, &c." has
not been correctly informed. 1t is true that an
aid-de-camp had called upon me, and that a
conversation had paiIed between US on the fub-
jet; but he has not read faid manufcrip., nei-
Their has any agreement for it been concluded up
to the preient time.
TIE Hmtbor oftbe Imperial Court, SIC.
Nszv-rork, Juae, /, 1905.
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Aaies 1T auc.,u:,.

WIZ be !old on the prenifes, on "Wednesday
the Sd day of July next:
4 LOT on Shockoe-hll, No. 5e4. adjoining
1 a the lot WfIereon Mr.. Samuel Grcsnhoyy
lves.-The t;rms of iale will be, cne hundred
pounds cath, the remainder IL twelve months :.
to iecure which decd of tIuG upon the lot
will be expected.
THOMAS TAYLOR & Coy. NJ
June a. (tds)
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WILLIAM III. ELLINGTON,
EXT DooR ABOVE Me-. c. SpeNcER,s,

NEXT DOOR ABOVE Mr.. c. SPENcER's,
Mnia.Rrecf, Eitbmord,
IT AViNG lately received large fupply Of pbHa.
i 4 delphia PORTER, GLE and BEER Of the
bet quality, which he offers for fle either bottled or
on draft, on the mot Reasonable terms for cah Iii.
long experience in this line induce him to hope for
encouragement, and alto enable him to give general
tatisfaction. Ie is in daily expectation of fome Of
Eiebbert's beft London BROWN Stout of which
he will always endeavour to keep regular fupply
N B. The hgheit price given foT empty BOT
lies. lune 1f--(eF Sc.
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Sonteltie 5ntsiIigf,,fr.
MASSACHUSETTS.
B9fO1, JHe 8.

- 7.I'V", -J"7s D.
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.
The committee appointed to examine the
votes for Governor and 1t. Governor, have re.
ported to the houfe. The following is a Fate
mcnt of the votes confitutionally returned:
Far CoO.-Whole number 64lIs
Neceilary to choice 82o57
That his excel!ency Caleb Strong has s2lss,
and is chofeD.
For Lit. Go7,.--Whole number 6ls74
Make choice So93s
honour Edward II. Robbins, has slo4o,
and choien.
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HEALTH OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA, .1sHe 9, 1905
10 tie Elite, Of Be fD,ora.

IN article in the Aurora Of yclerday announces
She re'a5citatiou ola contagious fever to Malaga.
This might probably he productive Of ferrous
inconvenience to merchants trading at the port.
A, YOU have heretofore uniformly communicated
all Information in which be fafety Of Philadelphia
'va' concerned, directly tn the Board Of 1fealth---
an Inclined TO believe thst fonre D,iaate exits in
the peel Ut HtsBce.
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE,
FRIDAY, May 81.

MIR. Avery, Secretary of the late, came in and
delivered the following nleGage -
Gentlemen Of he Senate, and
Gentlemen eftbe Hogif Of PeprtItnfafiSti,
THE Secretary will deliver to you letter which
have received from Samuel Brown Ed Navy A
geut, reprelentng that five hundred mortar lhes of
thirteen inches diameter, wanted for the ule Of
two Bomb Ketches equipping here. to be employed
IN the iervce of the United States in the Mediterra
mean that timely fupply from the arenal of the
United States cannot be relied on and reauetfing a
loan from the arlenal Of this Commonwealth of that
number Of fhels, and engaging that the fame be re-
placed as foon as poiIble.
ConnsH Cbam5er, CALEB STRONG.
EEay 81, 1896.
SATURDAY, June Am order was received from
the Hon. Senate, appointing the Hon. w. Hidreth
and E!ias H. Derby, with fuch as the Houie fhoud
JON, committee on the communication of his Excel
icney the Governor OF yeGerday-Scnt down for con-
curTencc, read and ooncurrcd, and MIR. Goodwin
OF L. MIR. Win.low, and Mr. Hatch, were Joined
Alto, reio!ve authorizing his Excceney the Co
vernon, to loan to Samuel Brown, Efq. five hun.
dred 3 inch mortar lhells Sent down for concur
renee, read and concurred
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COMMUNICATIONS,

The public will hear with fatisfa6tion, that,
by letter from Mr.. Rofcoc, to correspondent
in this city, his life of Leo. X. in four volumes
quarto, was likely to make its appearance about
the beginning Of the preftnt month.
POnIoH.
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ny qirtne IF tzvo deeds oftrYG executed TO TIE
- (n5/triber5 BY JObn HendeJon, TO /scme tbe
3G.yh1ient Of debt dse f9 Tbomas Gurt6, i'm. end
Hi!liam Gait-WILL BE SOLD, at bubic attc-
lion, on Saturday The 29fb igR. at Ja,ae5 Lezvis'
fdafrm IN the foqpn Of CborioifE0i}e, t5,, reaIy
money TIE LntfreR Of Fail jain in and 10 t6s
JloL.09v'ng SLAVES, to zvit: FILLER, Niilcy, BIZ
@ely ana "HIb!ngton, or 10 may thereof as SELL
6eJnlfeient 10 haii!J tbs t0rgiaiI dL.t, eeitb I'M
fereR and eeR.
JAMES LEWIS, }
THOS. GARTH, fen. STruRees
DAVID ANDERSON, )
Charlottfyilie, June IA. 'G5. (epswN
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IRISH LINENS, e..

~ have received, by the late arrivals, al exc
~ tenive ailortn:ent Of
7-s ard "A IRISH LINEN,
Sd IRISH SNEErING,
81 aud 81 DIAPERS, and DIAPER TAI
BILE CLOTHS; which, in addition TO other goods;
are offered for iAle at our ulua low prices.
GILLI1fT e KIPBY-
fune II. (sp4wl
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JAMES REYNOLDS.

JAMES REYNOLDS.
"MALA0A, March &c, 1906.
According to the moa un9uesonable advises
from Grenada, Cordova, Madrid and other parts oi
this Kingdom fpecies of malignant fever has area-
dy made its appearance and proves very mor.al. is
fad to be iimar to that which prevailed here lalf
year. k
"The bilhop of Cordova is iut reported to have.
died of the Misk voua. Here the dfo.der does 10.
how itfef yet the fupreme council or board of
health has been abolhed and its nfpeefon commit
ted to the captains general of the provinces with
whom the fubordinate boards 20 cooperate.
"Vellels from the United States are fubiea To
quarantine in ports, but this may be ihor,ened,
by touching Lfbon, having their ELL, of Ms LrA
endor(ed"
"All veiieis from Gibralter are fubje9 to rigid
quarantine
In confirmation of an article under the New
York head, relative to American claims on
Spain, we have it in orr power to fate, that
information Of an important nature has been
received in this city from Madrid, corrobora-
ting the account that none OF thoie claims
would be paid, and that di.cuiIions CT 70 ferrous
nature had taken place between the Spaniih
court and our ambaiiador, as rendered it pro-
bable that the latter would fpeedilg retire from
that kingdom. u. S. CaS.
We learn, from private letters from Spain,
that MIR. Munrce had left Madrid, on his re.
turn to London. The fate OF the negotiation
concerning the Louiidna frontier was in Grain,
but had not heen finally adjuted--and it was
fuPpoied would be determined at Paris.
aurora.
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INTERESTING TO MERCHANTS.

Captain Council, of the brig Mary from Sur
rnau,, has favoured the Editors of the New
York Gazette, with proclamation iflued at
SuTinam, by VIM. c. Hughes, Brieadier Gs-
neral and Lieutenant Governor, dated April
"a, 1905; wherein he admits the importation
in neutral vef!els of the following articles, from
the 9eth of April for four months, viz. tobac-
co, pitch, tar, turpentine, taves, heading,
boards, timber, fhingies, and lumber of any
fort mules. cattle, fteep, hogs, poultry and
live flock of any fort bread, bifcuit, -four,
peas, beans, potatoes, wheat, rice, oats, bar
ley, and grain of any fort. Rum and molaiies
are allowed for expectation to the full amount
OF imported cargoes, on paying duty of four
Der cent on imports, and per cent ON exports
No other articles than thofe above fpeciied can
be introduced, under pain of forfeiting the vef-
fels thus attempting TO contravene the laws of
navigation.
E@traf9 "a letter rseeiped BY merchant in Phi.
aaslphia, dated at 7ortole, l6fb May.
AllAmerican vefieIs met with going from
an enemy's port to any other neutral port than
that to which they belong, will be condemned
If brought in here, and there are now five Bri-
tiih cruifers in thofe ieas the Judge tritely adj
heres to his Britannia maiefy's order in coun-
CT! of the cath June, 1903"
ORDER ALLUDED TO.
Additional initru6tions to commanders OF our
ihips of war, &c. &c.
In confederation ofthe prefent fate of com
merce, we are pleated hereby to direct the COM
manders of fhips of war and privateers, not to
feize any neutral vencIs which fhall be carry
ing cntrade Aire9ly between the colony of the G.
ne'ny and the neutral country to qvbicb the vef-
fels belongs, and laden with the property of
f!ch neutral country, provided that fuch neu-
iTal veilel ifall not be fnpplying, nor on the
outward voyage fnpplied the enemy with any
articie contraband of war, and fliaIl not be ira
ding with any blockaded port.
BY His Majeity's Command.
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The following contains the only information poi
ieiled By the boardand is regarded de.srsn g OF
the mott ample eredence.
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We have feveral accounts of tho arrival of the
Toulon feet in the w. Indies. Lord Melton
according to late arrival from Furope) wac
clofe upon their wake, aud every circumRance
appeals TO held 0ui the prcrnif. 81 Come fgDs
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-29
BOSTON, October 81.
Lateft from Europe.

Several packages of papers were receiv.
ed by the Mary, captain How, arrived yes
terdav from London, but their dates are no
later than those received by the Pomo-
ma.
On the important subject of the conied
eracy against France which now assumes a
bold and formidable aspect, the London
Times, of the ash August contains the
following remarks:
a more important subject than that which
now engages the public attention relative to
the grand coufederacy CAR scarcely be ex
nected 10 exist. When the Ambitious pro.
iects of Bonaparse came to be fully deve
6loped when it appeared that the treaty OF
Luneville, the peace of Amiens, and every
other treaty made by the usurPer, were
no better than the failacious truces, formed
enly fer the purpose Of gaining time to ma.
turc his pI2ns, and TO furnish him with
what alone was wanting to him, navy !;
when the subiugation of Switzerland, tse
encroachments in Italy, and the continued
oppression of Holland, had opened the
ewes of politicians as to his real views, 1t
then became question what power should
frsteute the list with this enemy of peace,
of liberty, and of independence. Some
mower must lead the way in checking the
mad career of his ambition bat the CONT.
mental powers with the exception of Russia
were torpid, paI6ed by fear, or incapable,
from having been entirely exhausted, OF
making an effort. England alone had the
spirit and resolution openly TO resent his
insults, and resist his tyranny. TWAS the
reasonable expectation of most persons well
acquainted with the state OF Europe, that
the sense of their own danger would ln-
duce the continental powers to embrace
the opportunity to form strong league for
stopping abuses and aggressions, which
could only end in sapping and undermining
the liberties and independence of the civl.
lized world for restraining within due
bounds an enormous military power which
| thrsateded to oYerawe the world. Polisi.