American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-08
TAI.LEYRAND.

\ eflowing is the Speech Of Prince de Talley
band Give ed on the occasion of the Chamber
III P err, TAX ng into consideration the pro ject o
|the Address to be presented in answer to the
Kings Speech;
\" Ny LoRDs- Sixteen years have elapsed this
" since, invited by him who then ruled the world
state my opinion relative TO the contest, about to
engaged ~ with the people OF Spain, had the
|soune TO excite his dspleasure by unfold
i uluriiy to his view by disclosing to him all
/ laoge's which would spring up on all sides du
/ an attack not less unjust than rash and pre-
|mPuous. Disgrace was the reward of my sin
ply. The regulations of destiny are extraordi-
|y alter SO many years arm again called upon
renew The same efforts, to urge the same coun-
\ 10 our legitimate Sovereign.
The Speech from the Throne has caused the
4 hopes at all the friends Of peace nearly TO van
4 II threatens Spain; and my duty obliges me
|SaY that il SEEMS TO me alarming to France
! all events wac has not yet broken forth. Peers
| france, one moment remains, one moment is
10 YOU 10 save the King, to save your country
| n 'he risk OF 50 dangerous an enterprise, has
/ l'len 10 make use OF ito fulfil the most sacred
'ss' 10 uEdeceive the King, abused as he is with
fPtcI 10 The wishes OF France, the wants of his
INs his own peculiar interests, and not less than
regard to the state OF SPAIN which is now re-
|f'th'ed TO him as enleebed by intestine dissen-
ls
The wish Of France--it is almost superHuous
/ say 1.-THE wish Of all France is for peace
/ I'D with the glory OF arms she flattered herself
under the Government of her King, she should
'"dI'ed to recruit, during the leisure of peace
Me0E'n wasted IN a war OF thirty years All the
ueS VI ms vast empire, composed az they are o
~ various interests, are unanimous on this
''0o" Lille thinks as Strasburg, Lyons as
ueauS' Marseilles as Gtenoble. The most lu
" parry spirlt cannot deny this truth.
ana now could it be otherwise? Has not the
e'aNI OF bordeaux and Marseiles. in this case
in '"'e interest as the manufacturer of Lyons anc
"ouV" is not the one threatened with having
VIC treasures which he intrusts 10 the sea
s"eu nom him! Does not the other see tht
@s'N approaching when his manufactures mus
III "hicn nave hitherto formed the source of hi.
y a'Ia OIL the prosperity of his country? Shall
'a@ o. mat part OF the population which derives
support from daily labour?
Aalh individual belonging to this class alread,
r ma' ny Tue reduction Of part Of his labor, tina
n US ne VIII receive only portion of thos,
n Hugs winch are necessary for the support Of hi
,s 1 an ana that he may, from day to day be- de
nd. =. vac 'ast resource. Can you suppose, my
n @,' mat agriculture will he more fortunate-tha
lseaPe The dangers which threaten commerc,
, "DuS.Ty' In our perfected system of genera
ne ADVERTISEMENTS Of the mercantil,
hnr. WI Ny inc class of cutivators, and our agr
"a 'oo WIN md loss in the members who vii
nj, obstruction in the desoate plains OF the pen
~, '"ay The powerful Of the earth could coun
'u"fatca at this dreadful moment On ou
az -" u"''ed PEOPLE; on the other--what shall
nal, 's some individual interests, who struggle
ncr. %' restoration concurred in by all for tht
vns "1llen' OF society, subservient to their own
{plmo" %.'ao'sge. Those self same chivaIrou'
p~oD' "Iilch in 1859 attracted The hearts
jtE;.9uS' aud seduced the imagination of The
cn,rcl ,n', yet could not preserve the Legitimate
&a1nn 4 may again destroy it in 1928, notwith
a,rs, lance wants 10 preserve its legitimate
''&"' Ny Lords, The question Of war is no