Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-07-18

rue the exercise ofhis spiritual fuhctioa
enIy to receive pension, and that he
is to reside in France the particular
place Of his residence, has not, however
transpired. . IT. Il q : AErsra. :
Here Is another rapid stride of the
French emperor towards Univefsal Do
minion. To be celebrated king Of the
Romans, is only preparatory step to his
being elected Emperor gf Germany. Il
% indeed thing of course. But Whe.
Their Napoleon will wait for the death Of
Francis, or whether he viii invent pre-
text for putting an end to his Dynasty of
the House Of Lorraine, is all that remains
TO be ascertained. We think the latter
more probable. X II i. =.
Federal France" Is q term which
the editor of the Aurora has given TO
nearly half Of Europe, now under the con.
troll ofFrancs. Accordingto this mode,
If Bonaparte succeeds in all his vast plans
Of ambition and aggrandizement, which
we think extremely probable, the whole
world WILDE called .. Jederative France"
Alet.,r from gentleman on board
the Les a Her, dated Barbados, Tune &.
mention thar Admiral Cochrane had de.
iivered - General NIiranda 20 Spanish
prisoner, equal 10 the number of Ame.
ricans the Spaniards have in their DOW.
er-that Admiral; Cochran had .suppli-
ed General Miranda; With four vessels.
which ere to ACCOMPANY him to Trini-
dad-that be was 10 sail on the 10Th for
Trinidad, where q number Of the Gene.
rafs friends were waiting to Join him,
and where he expected to receive every
assistance for the enterprize. = = The Jet.
ter mt nticns that the SON 81 Col, smith.
whom report has Frequently. .plis d. ..
mong the captured, is still With Mirsn.
da. tNsu.7o,A her. Ads,l- -:
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Extract Of a letter from, an Anst tss
gentleman IN Eaglands 70 his Jfsnd in
Boston. H. II. /. Is.,E. -, -
=, /" We have aesdsnts ihat he Bin limit
ing the importatioE 1f Rritish Goods %
certain articles. has psss4d the sHause
Of Representatives, and wasp5der dis
eussion in tho Senate. The merchants
in England, knowing our country To-
have just and great cause Of complaipss
and finding the subject has arrested slss
attention Of our rulers, fear the businesS.
will not stop with this. bill; and their
fear is strengthened BY = knowledge Of
The discrimination Of his MaIesty.s Mi
nisters to adhere to the same plau of pro.
eeeding, whichhas SO justly given UNI
bragg to the Americans. wy !,
- :. do not think that Great. Britain
feels at present disposed to alter her con-
duct the papers daily TEEN with intelli.
gence Of American vessels being .detain-
ed the British ports are full Of them,
and the object of their cruisers appear 70
be more what they fdensminate, =" Var
IN Disguise, - than to injure their ene-s
mics. - " .. ..,..< a.. u
+" The capture Of Linois, with three
millions sterling, onboard the Martr-t
go. has had a considerable effect ON ths5 !
public spirit, =. III. p
" Since writing the above, I am told,
that Mr.. Fox has given j, to be under.
stood. that in case the AmeIican non-
importation bill above alluded to, pass
g. the Senate, and IS sanctioned by the
President, then anembargo will &c laid
on American vessels,. Emil the points in :
dispute with our country, shall be set
tied. .: - ~. "a j !. = e: !
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