Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

,nl- IS rcpar2IiOil ID uiduC ~ '"N az
- on the Little Belt. ! hat the
v;oo remained the fame, little expec-
.s,;au was entertained Of his rccove-
:, and thar it was probable the ref
,r;ctions upon the regency would
Eaon be taken off.
Admiral Yorke's Squadron is sup
coed to have arrived at Halifax.
The reports that a War is about TO
,.ke pIsce brtween this Country and
Fugl,na affords much joy in France
.nd has Induced Bonapalte 10 release
.,umoer Of American vessels.
a, Estsr sft5s N--v York Ee,a!j fpsoiiag ftts
e!e,-y dspect four o9nrs rSt5 Ergia-s, mater
~, j,ilgrisg pessiseat ss~sa ks-vV5i.b rUH apply
= zee sifs gens,slly.
The news of an Engliih fqusdron
Of force being about to appear on
cur coasts, creates no trifing fenfa
ron. Hundreds, who have long
bsen clamorous for a war with En-.
Gland, nov, when they difcover the
clouds Ring in the dIitant horizon,
zen, to be as much alarmed at the
Project of war as other folks
g As FOR my Jingle felf," I make no
oppoiition. | have lately declared
nv opinion fully and frankly 1t is
well known that this paper has not
been backward, in common with O.
ther federal prints throughout the
United States, 10 ufe whatever in
fuence it might pofefs, to ward off
fuch calamity and it can hardly
be yet forgotten that for thefe exer-
lions, obloquy the mott viruIent has
been heaPed upon the editor, by al
mott every democratic Newspaper in
the country. All oppoGtion to a war
has been found fruitlcfs, and why
fhould it be continued ! Let it then
come; and be the Responsibility for
eonlequences upon the heads OF its
real authors.
Sane flyect.--Ihe Administration
prints fill keep up their courage,
notwithstanding the form evidently
approaches. The Public Advertiser
obferves that the menacing and war
ike attitude which England has al
fumed, will, il is hoped, reEtue Us to
take determined fand" This fana,
tits prelrmed, is to be taken in con.
junction with gooaly number Of
French troops, commanded by
french officers. France" faid the
Monitor, printed at Wilmington,
4" France will aid us not only with
her Councils, bur fhe will eiTsntially
sld us in the fupply of arms, and
iaitabie train of artillery. She will
alio aid US with fome of her bet Of
ari AMI fkilfuI engineers. As the
sriiis now is this, 4 copy literally
1ais is the only rational choice we
can nake--Lst the teebLs Of the
naea!s and j5atbs,n fatef accept The aid
Ffae french nati9n." Such reader
IS the language of a newspaper TO.
,ons iince Pubiifhed in the city OF
Warrington, and devoted to the
views OF our government by that We
y ~ vn, now employed III the de-
renee OF the Administration againlt
the attacks of Robert Smith /!
-r0'Wahitanding all this. the conffsut renly
=, me aPoioglfs aud fycophznts of the sdrsin
'~@NOh Is thar there - no d6pofioa on ,heir
20 20 ir.'ste or provoke Great Britain 20
eoHinenee hottIities; and that our Govern
.ie" nave not the in3ll dltiant idea Of coiuy
70 war. This. it IS true they have nor ,he
-rase % 20 openly; but ia. policy thew
f'ue And ihe language their parlizan. hod
80 ohecf tendency 10 involve The country
~ iuen calamity !, is the decided opinion
=, ns Oelt politicians that If the milton of
... ~, so''er hoG'd prove unfuccef,fu, there
-" oe an end 10 negotiation ADD to the reace
soun'ry War with all ia difA.rous
so~sfuenees, will be the refalt-and what
Equations have orr government made 20
$50 'scn 40 event Every rapport on our
80, ~'l De erpofed to destruction, and the
rO..4r 1'n'ii'iaiion of Commerce will follow of
~s Satisfaction for all this and much
aoI ~ me democrats fay we can take Canada
ell, ''osa Scotia. Granted that we can, of
r. would rhefe provinces be to the
~ ',&'esf An extention of territory
erc;,. my create more cIaihing interest, and
60. u,',non aud confuion. Thefe are only
nras. y me evils which state of war would
IA e. lie! the people look 70 his fuhiect
4pport fuch men aud meaf,,res a. will
q Il. me 'ne peace and promote the PROPERTY
1"'ezca IS adopting measures n se-