The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-06
sfss~ Fr-ar5 papers.

rhe refers to that part Of the fpeech IN which ne
exprees his anxiety have the treaties undergo par
iau,entary difcufIion:--
q Before the diItcfIon fball have commenced the
opinion Of the continent will be determined. There
WILDE location for the debates Of the Enyir rar
Ean,ent 70 draw all the Consequences from this inn
prudent publication. OF which Il is faieep.ible.
i refults from thefe treaties Of cooperation, ae
eefinn, and coalition, &c.
IN. That the coalition was decided and eonelu-
ded in the month Of April; that is to fay, three
months before the territory Of Genoa had reou.ed TO
be united to France.
cd. That with fmple promife Of three millions.
intended according eolord CaaIereagh, for No other
purpole than thai fextending the Britiih power
tae armed in her eaufe Rulia and AuRria; that as
fhe only diiburfed thee three millions by monthly in.
fta'mens, Inc acquired the power of overturning the
continent, Of making all its foveregns al in contra
dieion TO the known n.ereas, ofrendering then, fb
iervient to her plans, and the orders # her conna
ries, without mourning any other exbenee than the
moderate fu ~ Of about one million feriing So far
Ingland without doubt had made an excellent cacu-
iasiou.
"sd. That England certainly had no. rifaued more
'han this million iterlng to eHea this powerful di.
verhon, but thar, in 70 doing ie placed France in
atsuasion to conquer Cenoa, Venice and Naples;
that The has poured into France upwards of two hum
.ired millions ivres in contributionsthae fc has
fully ettabliihed this principle. acknowledged for
more than century Throughout Europe-that the al.
lance OF England has always ended in the ruin of
thoie princes who were 70 prudent as to acceed to
II; principle the tr,th of which was confirmed not
long ago, BY the fate the Stakeholder and the king
OF Sardinia, as it is alfo at this moment by the mis-.
fortunes Of Au0ria and the fall Of the king of Ma
pies; while, on the contrary the alliance Of France
always favorable for the princes who engage in it,
brings along with il aggrandizement and PROPERTY
,witnefs Bavaria, Nuremberg and Baden-Shonld
England ever excite fourth coalition, Aufria who
Jot Belgium by the r, and the left bank Of the Rhine
10y the feeond, Tyro Suabia and the Venetian terri
tory by the third may probably loe her crown by the
fourth
4sh. That the Aufriaus and Euflians, who fo
warmly reiiited being in the pay Of England of ha-
vtng even any connection with her impofed upon Eu-
rope; that the fame M de Stadion) who is at
rrcient at the head of the Autrian councils. had al
ready commenced his Standardization in thee fcanda
l7us negotiations that Ruia did nothing ee but re-
fime the part which fe has continually fupported for
the la fifteen years The three coalitions took place
rnder the reigns Of three different Rutan fovereicns
Ca,harinet who poGeed genius, fuered herielf, not
'vhtanding, TO he drawn into the fra; bu, lhc re-
isred herte to plans for inciting the other powers
ike an able and experienced fovereign, like a mo-
march who well undertood the extent of the influence
and the ii,uaton of her EMPIRE fhe was cautious of
engaging herlef farther
When the fecond co1,on took p,ace, Pinl or
f'ered his army to march but the fira reverfe,
he withdrew his troops he acknowledges his error
he hattened to return item, in union with the
insereits OF his empire; he renewed his connection
with France and retsored his policy to It's natural f.
tuation.
" Alexander, young and inexperienced fell into all
the fares of the Englih; allowed himfef to be fe-
dueed by their declarations and their culoeums and
forming the example OF his predceeor, he overurn-
ed whatever good had been done by him. Not COW
rent with having fent his armies into Germany, he
marched himtef Thus he had opportunity OF fee
ing with his eyes, the de0ruAion Of tina, phan-
t,n,, ofihat cooTus of military reputation Catherine
began to create, bu, of which fbe the dupc
for ihe well comprehended the difference which ex-
iited between the RuIian folders and the French
people.
5th. That the mofi extrsvagant creduIity had tub-
fcribed to all theie treaties, that they who dictated
prepared them, fuppofed that the Emperor Napoleon
had neither eyes, judgement that this army
Of 100000 Frenchmen, which all Europe know could
be ncreafed to million Of folders, to remain
chained this fde Of their boundaries; that their
ripple of fortrees, with which the frontiers of
France bred, contained inhabitants for no other
purpoe than deliver up the keys of the ctades TO
re frf Cotiacks who ihould come 10 demand then,
that all thee fubme combinations all he(e negotiate
ons 70 far advanced in the month of priI would be
contaminated Scrownei by great refuts in the month
Of Dec. In f,2, il was in the month 81 Dec. that all
6hee great conquences took place that the Enlperors
Of Ruiia & Germany found themleves too happy the
obtain from the Emperor Of the French the
reaotion Of Vienna & his States the other to return
S.; Petersburg, with the feeble remains of his ar
my.
9th. Finaly, thar there but one thing wan
t0C 10 thefe powers, 70 Be inluI,ed by England and
in "a the Engli government has fufciently mani
{efed the consen,p which me has for her Allies, in
thus givingto TIE world fteTe, treaties, the pubcat-
of which cannot but be very dilagreeable and in
furious the foveregas who have had the weakness
~ accede them Out Of fourteen articles OF thefe
Treaties fad Lori CaGlereagb, s6ve are Of na-
ta-e not 10 be puhlhed This fuppreiiion ia an adj
6,ona proof Of the perddy ofthe Cabinet Of London
After having difeovered fp many things which it
Esoud have concealed for the honor of its allies it
was unwilling that the magina,ioa fiould halt.
We hall make up for its ilence, and reveal this
grand Ir,;nery The following are the POPULATIONS
contained in thsir I've articles:
p-id1m man 10 re1s-ed to Holland.
The Hohe Of Orange f1al be reinflaed in 10 d;o.
nifty Of Stakeholder.
The fortrehcs the Menfe f,au be dcl;ve,,i -
ms cautioary towns, and garrfoned by Auirisns and
Ruffans
Savoy and the eouhtryof Nice, fhall be united to
Piedmont.
Finally, If the fuceefs fhssld be equal 10 what is
II 1 81 r. It 4