Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-03

Srs whose business il is, at one time 70
pisture ID high colors the, power. of
France, and thea 20 preach about her
moderation, chat they should remember
i. that time d - necessary for the securing
Of conquest a. force is for die making
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France was very faithfully occupied,
terand before the battle of AusteFiisz,
. IN the delicate work ofkeeping together
her various dominions. Holland was to
BE fastened completely. Italy was TO be
made secure; the Imperial seat was also
tostrring and in danger Of falling and If
atthatperiod the Austrian territories had
been addedto the already troubled and
heterogeneous empire Of France, the con-
sequences mieht have proved fatal to Boz
naParte ;he therefore deferred, but he has
mot given over the conquest Of Austria,
she tails when his Polist, majesty is so
well hxed rs to render q hearty assistance
to the emperor OF the French.
bonaparte has more policythan Charles
,ef Sweden; he knows that before new
eonquests can be made the old ones are to
be we'll settled.
Eu'6ne then, we give it as our opinion
that the Independence and Freedom ofthe
states on the Continent OF Europe are
gone !, and gone without hops Of their
quickly rising again. But welock with a
cheering countsnance towards an island,
which strongin her situation,. sttong in
her most laudable pride, stteisg III her Ii:
berty, strong in her patEios;sm, and. in
that zeal which her inhabitants glory 10
cherishing Tor their king, their country
.nd the affairs Of their God win wefiopc
and trust live unturt IN the fIEe Of the
murderous tempest and whi.hSS !
- :. H. the midst Of seas kkr a to"sh man
ofspar." IL: 49, (.
viii keep otF'she Dragons and tise. Ccn.
tours Of France, and leave them 70 prey
and grow gangrenosis upon the tstsen
victims that have falleh under their de.
sroying fangs. |: ii p Z. 80 ~
As for America, she must look foF
protection to SONG other governors than
her present ; and,will find tie ark Of
safety to be her cons.itution. adminis-
tered according to it's principles and its
spirit by patriots and fcderalis,s, Who
are not nowto be found at the posts Of
peril and official duty. - ./,t-4> :
A state troubled on all sides-vexed
by British spolia,ions-undermined by
French intIiguers., and played Upon BY
their Instruments, Spanish poltroons.
A stsse thus fretted by foreigners and
vitality afectedkb by treason at hone, must
be considered as exposed to terrible evils
aad As requiring salutary measurss and
vigorous application Of the national
strength 10 Scar herthro' such conflicts
and dangers. / -. {, .s.-,S.>ss 3.
Look at green and ,sickly admins
acknowledgement n French Mhiskers
-Egiving the wall 70 a little bully Of a
Don and guilty OF senseless act Of
/spfeen against I nation who i now their;
natural friend and then Of sneaiing
out of d difficulty 10 WHICH t1ey had
sHamped themselves Look ut an nd.
nHnistration ignorant or careless Of the
Progress Ola treason hatched under their
very nose--and tell me what Gao be f:x-
Peeted or what can be asked. of such
pulling BET, bnt low, and mean devices,
eqdivoeating shifts, uaneaning md un,.
Pro6.able measures and 4 bad execute !.
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eda q,i nimam Emrt r;sna,e nesc;s.
The times are ternpestuous and the IS.
Peet Of the day Is threatening--we
must have our best tried patriots q. the
helm, or the ship mus. fapadef.
'gse.574ks't - r. PETOFIDAS.
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