The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-09

the Allies had rgnGnNseVs'v given to France Fbern
amlto BolaPat Iie aud ne kSi,,,i If EbG.' lie
hail made ms nRo ilut King OF HOLLAND, Wen aud
what WAS tt3t mete making hs brother n-l Nw
King ~ owede., o., Il least, hcw apparent TO the
Crown! Aud Mr.. C'rattaiC ought to bear ~ nind
that WE have confirmed tllat by solemn treatyI DO
not know that he bsnlshed the Prince GEM Of Por-
ui;'d, "a uEthe imprisoned the King OF Spain but
know very wei, tuat lac had good "A light 60 do hot
IS Charles ' had to nnprs1n FRANCIS l.. Ipnd what
riic dbl intend Ia take England and capture the king
OF GGSlNnd did not king Of England do that in
tree 1t lac I'D not, our hIStoriansarv shocking H.
airs Hut my lori, miad, Mr.. Grattan SAWS that, ii
there mad been no agd!er btTccu, Napoleon woult
have is'd our King in prison | knuS tla the French
used 10 say this but, always uscto believe tlat Ei-
gland eor't have de;ehdcd,seil st7l. tie, aid oftie
srHsr however, since t second Burke tells us The
contrary. we must not hesitate any longer NAPOLEON
"eonu1veu to place Us between two ires he oonri-
vedooi aS the .iRei scans UbOn iLs . he aettGelthe
emperor "a i,Hssn mo treaty hostile our conf
rqcrce, AID thtn, b.c8uss the Emperor. o,hI not nt
here 10 Tic proiilt'o4s winch Napoleon gas dict
h' ~cn' 10 War with the Empe.uS ard 0;s ,o.e ue,.
pie Bat, my Lord, is It true, that an Enperor our
ally, can he destdet; and, more specially Into re,-
" and ucsty, tooho,t,le u English eoinsaerce
an very ANXIOUS upon tbs point ny Lord bceaus, If
an Emperor re"iy has been deiUGed INTO one trety
Il possible that he may be detuded into another Re
SIDES mistake not, our nlagnanimous ally had had
at the tune alluded To, ample opportunity OF KNOWING
NsPoieous views as well as character. II was in ISOS
believe, when Napoleoa's army in Spain and
IL do not mltake, too the Emperor at tbat tinr
recognized as valid what had been done IN SPAIN
Grant that this was detHso1 however, il is very per
!o's 10 have u do with such a nan man. who was
aoIe 20 deude the "o Kings OF Spain TO abdca in his
ia'or TO de'ute the pope, 10 marry him TO a second
wife while the FIRST alive; 20 delude the Empero,
OF Austria to give him his daughter in marriage ts
deblde Russia, Austria, Prussia, SPAIN and Holand
to declare WAT against England; To dciude Austria
Prussia Bavaria, Saxony % iuin him in ,yar IN IN
'he huss'a. Really, this is deiaSion upon grand
scale indeed But IL he did delute ali thes, now
ers oer, ami ever contlved to 6f!H- .fYe ;ica nh
on as there not p0ssf6ii,y ut any raj tLa, b
may be successful in his ,lelusive acts a. ain MIR
Grattan reporter tells ttyt Napolo on sr h.vin
"received the most signal fsu9rS from the KIM If
Prussia, ne avOwed ms ntentien OF putting hin, ont s
the list CT crowned heads" neve heard of ,l,eee
JdUorrS before. knew, the other side that Ma
poeon was twice in possession OF Berlin; that the Row
a Family twice feds and that, to the infiae mor
hcauon oil the Republicans all over the world Nano
leon replaced the King Of Prussia in his domnions md
authority knew, too, that Pitissian army march
ed with Napoleon against Russia and tha the KING of
I.,iS'n issued proclamation, severely condeInnine
~ inktoI his gong over and leaving Napoleon. But
really, never heard fany fau0urS, received bv
Napoleon from the King OF Prussia The allies Mr.
Gi'dtan says, sagnarimousy gaze, Napoleon life anil
the Island IF Eiba. You have denied this severed
times IN the most positive terms. You have asserted
that the treaty OF FonaTbleau a treaty ef policy
you have asserted L,at the allies were bv no means
SURE ot success by the way Of arms There was then
even III We cOuiu forget how the
crowned allies had been treated by Napo!eon when he
REALLY had them in hi, power The allies had been
accused OF nagha'iimity at Fontainbleau the nation
were believing very loudly about it they began TO be
very much out OF humor that Napoleon lad not beeu
pat out of the way completely when your Lorrlshp
IN justice To the allies, stepped forward and very clear
N Showed, that they had by means been guilty of a.
ny ting Like magnaniinity that they had made the
best bargain they were able to make for themselves &
that the Engs nation might he satisfied that the al
lies would have dealt harder by Napoleon il they had
bee a situation to dot without dang to themselves
Mr. erattan seems very bitterly provoked that Ma
poleonshoud have prepared 10000 men for the invs
son OF England But dees not this gentleman allow
that the French hsEe great a right 20 invade En-
gland as the English have to invade France We
made landings at IonIon, at Qrherop, and we even
now are, i the public papers speak truth, sending ali
sorts OF implements for killing men for enabling the
people to shed each others blood in the west of France
hope that this is not true but, while our nepspa
Pers are 6oGsfing ofMis is likely that we shall ex
CHE much shame In the French nation for their having
been lead 10 make preparations for the invasion Of
England.
The other topics reserve for my next am.
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