The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-25

re every sacrifice and tho national support will
be assured to Won.
We have anxiouslv desired the pacifcation Of
Spain. Interested in the consolidation of her
constitutional government, we would with
leep regret anarchy endangering an undertake
ing so couragcously prosecuted in the name oil
| liberty.
France recalls again to Europe the RIGHTS dl
Polish nationality, so solemnly stipulated by
treaties. (Murmurs)
We approve your maiesty's resolution to send
additional forces to the coast Of Buenos Ayres,
and trust that we shall at last obtain from the
Government of that country PREPARATION for our
| Just grievances (I4aughter)
| Our army in Africa again distinguished itself
by their brilliant feats OF arms. Your sons, who
| avail themselves of every opportunity TO display
their courage, shared in the glory and perils Of
those expeditions. What we demand of your
government, Sire, is, to investigate seriously the
general direction OF our affairs in that country,
in order that the triumph OF our arms may not
be sterile, and that posse ssion so glorioIsly
ronqrered, so dearly purchased, may become Tor
France a source of strength and not a cause oil
weakness
The attempt OF Boulogne was not only insane
it was Il criminal one. Repressed from the
outset by the loyalty of The citizens, it was
condemned by a solemn Judgment; justice had
its free course; the offence committed against
ton, and the expectations of the factions we're
every where signally defeat d.
We shall examine with care the law of the
budget. Safes bang ever exposed 10 undergo
unexpected burdens, severe enonomy is al
WAYS necessary, In her times, the Chamber,
in the inpnssibiity of redurinS the taxes which
weigh on the country, had at least recommend
ed the maintenance OF balance b tween the
receipts and expenditure. Since, in fact, that
balance is broken. we shall devise means of
re-establishng and pre- ser\ ilis It.
The other laws which your Government IN
tends 10 present 10 US. shall be, on our part, the
oil cts of mature attention. From this mo-
incentive congratulate ourselves on having been
able to reply, bv an unanimous vote, TO the de-
lnand made to US by your Majesty, TO relieve
our departments which have been ravaged by
the scourge Of inundation.
The accord oi the great powers Of the ST [
we know il the surest guarantee OF pubic
peace. Order maintained at home by the ener-
g4tic and persevering action of the Govern
ment. is the first principle OF strength abroad.
we express the wish OF France when we de-
clare that she firmly desires both.
Cofi le, Sire, in your star loud laughterl
as ws coufide ourselves in the perpetuIty OF
yonr dynasty. A new son has b. en- born TO
you; and the same Providence which lately
covered YOU again with its ggls will continue 10
protect France aud preserve her from the evils
Of anarchy.
Let your throne, Sire, be always surrounded
with enlightened acd faithful advisers. D=posi
tories OF your authority, they arone are account
able for its exercise. On them rests entirely the
guarantee oil your personal inviolabill'y. Let
them take care, as you desire, TO intrust public
otfices TO real merit; let probity be honored-
let reli zion b. respected Loud langhter.l
Let US support morality and the laws Men
have been too much encouraged To attend eXclu-
sively to their personal interests. Let US en-
deavOr to reanimate in their hearts oislnte-
rested love Of country, which inspires great and
generous sacrifices. Honor and country PIN
these two words are &c be found the seeds oi
those civic virtues which constitute the strength
Of nations ard the duration of Empires
PARIS, D;c l.-THe National sL|S, on the
subject nf the loan which the government IS re-
ported to be alb nut tn cuntrac:
The new luan is the necessary, the inevitable
cons, II .llce of the 6nanaial confusion which has
urevai d these ten years For ten years the
resources of the country have been squandered,
catered to the wind. In spite oil the repeated
warnings of the finance committee, and To gra-
t,iya selfish ana improvident policy, exp nses
ma w been accumulated on expenses, Pr0digali-
ties on prodigalities. Peace has been used as il
war was forever eftceA from the list of contin-
gencies; in the midst OF unparalleled p 0sperity
the secrc' has been found e opening the abyss
uf the def III. AMI nov, for a mere demUnstra-
ton of some timiI and INSULT ;ient measures OF
precaution, it - hece ,sary to have Recourse to
loan.
II at least these new sacrifices served to any
PURPOSE, It for the money which wrested from
Us uHr honor were protected-But no! Wepay
for di graceful peac, the price which We for
merly pad lur glory. We arm 5OJ.0OO soldiers
to watch the interior, Of w..ich fears are enter
fained, and To quiet foreign Powers, Of which
we are accOTs ices
What a secession is that Of this government!
(pouvnir) disgrace aud ruin at the same time
T. Gazette "a Franc Dec. l.
rne Gazette de FrJnca is the organ Of the
exrs.r;ated dynastv. OF course it finds fault
with every thing done Ivy the government OF
Louis Philippe.
RECoGNrIIoN OF TExAs.-Great Britain has
officially recognized the independence Of Texas.
Arthur Akin, Esq. o. London, who came out in
the Acadia. has brought dispatches announcing
the fact, from the British government, and also
the Dutch treaty to the same effect. Belgium
is about to follow the example
General Hamilton had not concluded his ne
goiations for loan to the young republic,
when the Acadia sailed
Mr. Akin is now in his city. He will leave
for Texas tomorrow mornIng.-.N. Y. Stdr.
From The French Papers.
ARRIVAL Of THE REMAINS OF NAPoLEoN
AT CaERBoURG.-rhe Bel Pole f,igl CO a.
4. and d ly the Prince de JoinvIIle, and which
has bro gut tack 10 France the remains oftIe
EmoeIor Napoleon, came to anchor at Cher
Lours, on the Both ult. al five in the morning.
The following is the report Of his 10Y al high
ness to the Minister Of Marin.
.sAioi s;eur lie Minste-As Ia | the honor
of informing ycu, qnitied al SALTS Bay on
September IL, TunmH1 along the coast OF
b. ALL. w tn HE wind al east, but which, hdI-
il q ~ ere d to the moth and noTtheaste' aed Ine
n,,15ck,v 10 y into the ln,Ii lian OF SAINT He
.ena, Without having 10 pass the twrniy-elglt
south parall. /, On entering this meridian, l
was delayed by Gains AID light bre+z-s. On
October 5, came 10 dill anch in JiInrs Town
road. Tn- brig o, ste, detach ID by Vice Adj
miral de MAcKiu 10 bring to the Billie Pouie
pilot from The Channel, had rived the d.y
D .iore. As this ship brought me no lie" IN
,,,,r,;o,s 7 immpdiat, Iy O cupied mVselt i'm