The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-10-18

: Napoleon viii acGu!ic sh'ps, coi,,nstee, and |
colonies and suppose he docs, is not the world I
vide enough Tor us All Is pcss bic thu. an |
Island in the Western part OF Europe shall he |
able to permanently maintain the mono oily, az |
gans' which NOT only France bus also al! Europe
/. contending Van hope Because ve have |
spent some hundred millions in war, nothing
viii! do but those whom we cannot subduc shall
contribute to pay THEN shares ofcir expenditure
! lha. in fact is the true state Ct the case We
awe 700 millions: how can we pay the interest
without trade, and how we have III dc if we
! make peace? - To this wo I'D sin ply ask,
what t'a,ie will sou have IL twelve onths if
thu war is not terminated Wier. re we 10
| light nex'! suppose the Isles oi - nee and
Bourbon in the East--and Guat'aloupc III the
Yves, Indies, to be IN our posstbs;cn = hat
all intercourse between Asia, America md Fri
Ga shall heintcricted 10 thccGnlincn OF Europe
Will.ihat ntejclnn >limil:i,h the pow'r Of Ma
pccon and her tributary Elrpe,ors ana Kings
The hope is van. +. gland has alw Us been
form d.hls, and is moe ca liable OF defend
ling herself aga nst snY ctfur tiat, ~ be mace
by Napoleon, than she was in lie r. gn Of Eli
zah'th. Tue power aud MI trY 'ci'uta,op Of
J Spain at that period bore !. strors Resemblance
( Ia thar of France at this moment, Nothing so
, certainly tends to consolidate, nvigofate, and
extend the power of france al war, and nothing
would so certainly dispose h.' people to a per
L shancrs peace, SHIPS, color res and comme,cs.
The intelligence received fotn Lord y ill,ns
q ton, contains no information OF winch we meIc
: uot before possessed. Ic vas At Grsel.ra o.,
II he 9Th. II IS the o;,inion Of well int.rm 2 p.g
If sons, that If he has the good forsune TO con ~
& ri'e British army 20 point OF tnoaikation, hi:
talents will lie more consplcuois'y. eispIave,
l. chan in any former action of his life. Thc Spa
n nia,js arc roctedy ayersc 10 tic presence Of B
- fish army il Spun. FMS is an important fact
O. az wls il We have not the smallest doubt. Tn
S,ml,AIts are Jealous of our presence in Spain
N ausi tic a,,pcn,n,cr, OF Lord Wellington as &c
a. nefa! ssicio, has finally rnred the cause; IL
a. ,panla,tls are no ongcr unanimous; J shry a.e
ii, divided people.
ch IL. al length discovered that the e%;ic..,';4
he was undertaken erroneous iniorma,iou---'''
far from thu D,rch receiving lis with c,,cn aicl
il : as the CITY Ncgocan,. who lnrnihifes hinsit
win that futile neiilseuee led them 10 belcy
era thc Eu.ch haze us with the spirit Of an epvloi
"a, rival our, commerce has RISEN on the rains
thai of Holland, once pre-emine,t. We M
US, destroyed their navy, captured ihsir coioi,if
ri ruined their tralr--,pd expect to he rtcelv;
an with open a-,ns!!.! We boosted Of What tou
r,l be effected. by rommcrce.--Tiancc saw ~
Europe saw ii and tic Continent Of Euro
/ Il determined 10 have manufacture. anl commerc
49,. Tnerc Is room enough for ali. We have capt.;
-. experience, ingenuity and industry, ANA
"a have happiness and 70 nfoft ny peaCe--ncfitau
- certain misery hv war;
y" The Gcrban papers contain no positive nix
'e' nation Of peare--bu, thai event is put beyol
~ ~ all .'ouht. the French troops inundA,e, a
:! will now ultimately suhjaga'e Spain. LUX
is doomed 70 foil, ard cnnJoiEt EFFORT OF Fran
'h' sad Russia is certainly meea,ing against Ind
~ That fhe destruction Of our monopoly IN AGA
on the i-i,rrrst ri all Europe, we think no one "
'h, be found sufficiently hardy to deny.
"e" 10 the list of European inoiarchs is to be
ac- Aed Alexander Berthier, WHO, from price
d, Ncuichatel, it appears, is destined ny Napoe
'ao 20 reign the countrymen OF William lt
cs' and the once free Republicans Of Holland and
q Switzerlahd, may now exclai,n--
eS, g Tcn,,,ora mu,antur ct nos nu.aner cum lles
ss' England herself now stands upon psecp
t" more imminenty dangerous than any TO |
va brink of which she has ever yet been driven
lie, her minister, or by her passions--and no,hl
all but the voice of the pcople-oudiy, irrcsisiil
ex- expressed, can save her !
biv In thus avowing our sentiments on the state
III England, &c have abs'ainct from naming MI
wv isters. The change of Ministers we deem UT
My lg uninportan,. The present arc, perhaps,
nee good as those who might succeed them nn
'ar, the present sys,em--lor il is by total change
ain system and publick s-nlimcns that England {
ubt alone be saved.
the !, was reported in the city yesterday. q
us- Government had acceded to proposition fft
jecr France and Austria, TO send an Ambassador 4
'oni ('oro ress to he held for the purpose OF ne.o
ties t;up a general peace. Lord ST. fleen. was $
the to be actually nominated for this purpose. I
nat report excited a considerable sensation Ia
i'm city, and perhaps had its origin in some sto
Is is jobhing speculation.
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