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I TO THE ELECTORS OR CHATHAM
CO UNIT,
I Intending to be a candidate at the
■nproaching eleftion for SHERIFF
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. JOHN EPPINCER.
I August 25 5 2
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UNIVERSAL HISTORY. ,
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TUESDAY,
FSOm. A LATE FRENCH PAP LR. (
POLITICAL.
At length the last English papers:
speak So positively of the approaching!
departure of thcHiamdus expedition !
from Portsmouth, that wa may reafnn-l
ably believe an it; but noon whettver .
point it may be dire&eti, it will not j
arrive but to receive a check, or tot
return with more precipitation than it
came ; the mo ft favorable wish that
can be made for it, is, that it may be
uields.
It appears to Us to be wrong to.
Complain in France of the animoT.y ’
with which the English government j
has a&ed to raise up enemies again - .’
us, fer France owes a la:ge part of her.
gjory and h ?r pother, to the interven-j
lion of the English in the afiairs of the
continent If we were friends to the
catife of England 1 if we should speak
in the name of her allies, it would be!
then that we Should have eloquent
complaints, and tcnibie accufati.jns ;
to make againfl; her. Welhould not;
be enibarraflad to pro - e that m fpitej
of the real difpropurtion of h r fur.; es •
with her immealh polk {lions, and her;
maritime lituationj in spite of toe lew j
troops {he Ins to lacriiicc in foreigr.!
expeditions and to her own and fence,;
flic had, notwithstanding, ufeful diver -;
lions to attem;; - ; in fa -or of her all;- ;
that from weak.f.els, from inability, or;
I ruin treachery, file has don;? every ;
; thing which the ought not to have!
done, anti has attempted noth: :g that
‘he ought to have undertaken.
England has had advantages beyond
the other belligerent powers, as to time
and situation j the liar, had more time
to condufl wifely the continental war,
than the aides, lin-::e it was die, who.
fora longtime, foiiciied and prepared
it. ItCiTtmmbe (aid that (he wa ; tak
en in an unprepared flare ; >,et ir :
I .vud did not appear, to be prep uad
lor any thing ; file did nothing to sh
purpofe j file did not take anvantage
oi any oeea!ion to repair ihu misfor
tunes of her allies; hr from
he enemies of France, Hie has onlv
seemed to labor to e ?.kv her u
ftieods. Wc will only brine forv/nrv
three cirr.umfiances j they will be {‘ni
licient to give a fail exuolure oi the
good faith and utility or tr.e .tlhunccs [
contracted with England. [
h cannot be denied th.: uiien tb. j
’ French army was stopped or. the Vis 5
tuli by the difficulty o; obtaining pro-1
visions, 2 ;:a by i he• inc ’cmc .l cs. o: tnc j
’ season, when it bed in its rear. a~gr.:r.j
’ part-d! ‘. dene, nra utj;y trrx/ng piaces j
occupied by the enemy, ;li|t S;/c'.;.L:i f
: lending of a comiderabie force, cor.- j
ter led with the Swedes, the PruliMns, 1
anil the Muir.ans, would not has el
caafedfomeaLrm in the conquered}
provinces, yiquieled seriously tue con j
qiierors,and put the pieces which yet,
remained unconquervd, in a (tale to
make a longer rviiftance. Without|
‘doubt the genius oi tbe great Captain}
who watches over the deuimes 01.
France, was on his guard a-ainit this j
diversion, and an army"delrincd to re-t
puife it would have been au’embied;
ieveral months before it couid beef-.
fefted ; but the allies of _ England j
ought not the lels to compiain or rh •>
delay, felfilhnels, bluno rs, or perfidy- 1
which have made her L - r this expe
dition until that the tweacs, rcpnlfed,
have felt the intertill they had to ( p.t
r.ue from io fatal an aihaoce, I'.ihii;
Prussia had seen her hdt ‘bubvuiksj
fa!!, and her (oldiersdifeouraged. until
Ruftii was placed in a situation not to
co op-rati v/ith it, and until France
had a Tetnbled an army far superior to
the dangers which could thr eaten her
on that fide. This is certainly fudi
cient to disgust forever the norihern
powers, with an alliance with Eng
land.
In th • foui’i. the affair of Conftan
tiple proves il \\ move forcibly, and
by more terrible rcfults. Can it b-.
denied, that at the moment when Kuf
fia forced the Ottoman Porte to dc
ebire >V2r, that England ought to have
expedted to have been • drawn into it,
, and ought to have been prepared to
ahi in concert with sn ally, from which j
(lie hid prom did nit to fepatate? i
Did not policy and the milirary fern
to prefenbe the junbiion of the kaf
bao a:ul Engbiu G acts, and the em
barking a fu heient number of troop.
to take nc.T f-iori of the forts of th
*
■ s truits. to impcile on the Purte by the
lu den appeal t ire nfi force tv/hich
lit feemsj <lut ConiUntiuople couid
’ nt.-t oppose a refilMncc? Ihe uatu
ra! v.i! r of the Cure:an;:, and <:L.
hrmoefc ev the bithari, mtperhaps.
,h.veno: been in li-r be- 1; hut in :h‘
(late to which the iiadk,. iiY.vpr.ee ba.. |
reduced Tu;k*ty, w.io can c JcuD:. |
the clfc ;ls oi such a 1 mvaliau ? But j
| (tom thr ridiculous manner in w.fci.
lit lias b.en condu .c l. one would be
;lieve u it L> b-.ud only labored t<.
i , !
i ctcie tiie “Uara-nener.. to ciune r;-
out or ts!? i u,*tc 1 ill prdviTi
ces, arid to rev-;- and ro Turkey tiio /i
crct of her own strength.
‘l'he last expedititm i.tto Ca’aliri
orelt-nts a monamenr, to the (u!!, (a:
ridiculous, with a more odious
-.ticr: Lr, iiMingUili admirals wrii ?;1
! ways have brig r. : and an (fins to aa;
with them, they ought, at bast, 1 j
give them t-ficticious i’uccbrs and,.’ a j
fufficierK protefllon. j
In r.’.tvc of this, cu® par? of the),
expeditions run to occupy Alixaarbi
a, to b. i .’O.. c ißld out of it ! Who
r ; i;.; .a... ;;1 <. .1o;1. aro 1 v cnb p;; - 11
fid-ious ca.tarpriils, I ways uld-.fs nr*
.a a A > o tbo ft- u- h oni th e y appear de U;
ned to but L'.lt m.-.ble proofs
that the alliance of ; is a deceit
ful br • -: ; that this p-.iv/er only iba
iH ill: O l. aL*.;r.r:ig> U: at: r.i. 01-
tic j 11 *5 nccc llut'y to dccci c
as long as they are t’.rrvicesble 5 mid to
dcfp,,a when;they are conquered.
! .re p' .z oi e\. d bctFi. v r c
tue.c they Xt\ \ vrci tocti rcmdri> ghy iny
mg- w OdOiii *u n>:Ui her lor
-n- - -
Ter est >rts to gam uk. ul acquilitioiis,
2s ct>tnparfatiquus a; a.aUxi:- cmiqu- (t> j
of France. This caiCuK-ticm, cn-.iic
ly p u rione! to England, will .ot be re- 1
cerved by tkecontirsetUal power;, a;.d
tilt: expert.nee of the pait can give it!
no value in their eyes. It is true, that j
at each treaty of peace made lince the!
French revolution, England has irj es-j
feet found herfeii in poiiefiioo of fouiej
colonics niore } iiut on the'o<her hand,
the has had form allies Icfs, <?ncf in the ;
cud., it is very doub-fu!, whether ihej
has gained oy the cxciiafige. Thecu-j
p:diry which rendered her blind, has!
entirely digrad and h r policy. But,j
omitting that (lie has ready gained,!
ought we to fee in the prtfetu war the’
rduU and views of itmuc wars ? Is it •
now carti and on to give (ome colonies
to England, and h- no provinces to*
France? No, without doubt. England
-*ii!i ijCvil ipUl ting with the exifteuceof
i f/Tj ¥ .011 brx fes JSo tk®
liiiGiiiHdied •
o
SEPTEMBER 8, 1807.
Norman M‘Lean G William E. Barnes.
the alliencc, and file now rifques her
own.
bhnrtly, when there will he no fu'j
jecl of oivilion on he contiiunt on
her account, she will be the object of
general on mi tv j all the cabinets uni-
J ted by oiie will, wiil fee that they have
one common conqu. ft to make, and ic
w 1 i 1 ’..1 a Ll uicivu. ilia.-, t a . vx.; tar ait; i *
to undertake it to tcleafe i. immcuD
. ; ly. The English colloffiis depri
ved all at once of th .* means which
.reat-d its force, pursued in ah f, g
repnlfcd frq n every coast, attacked
; otn the Tigtic to the Gc'er, from the
Vtduia to the mouths or the Ganges,
will ti:.k in an instant under the com
bined efforts of the rations i nterefi and
hi her ruin. Hitherto, wc have been
! indignant the pride of,her preten
tioacj c:-ri have pitied the trifling means
(be has used to (upport th m New,
we it. -d aftonilhed at the dangers
which tite victories cf France, and a
coll neniai peace, may itradcnly ac*
cjinulaie agaiuft England
From the National Intdiixer.ccr,
w
The Bo ft-on Repertory has for feme
weeks pad teemed with animadver
| .ions on me meafares and motives of
, he admir.iftratidh relative to the recent
outrage oi hi l eopard. Theft ani
i madverfiotis are c- ara'ctenfed by th. t
. hardihood ol afilrtion and ni-lignitv,
[ hat has invariably marked that puut
IX A- •\fO I- E. F G a, _ -fi. ift. lO a., v • g<
cu;iye the deliberate purpose ol tin.
;roiling the tinned .*• i rc - ’ and Lag
.ami, and of u(iu,> the late outre’ ■>%
x pretext fat war, No American,
.haft feelings are not totally bhcn.at
-d fiom a ft-nfe of dun , can read
h- ft liueis without \:c:ng inspired
1 ■ t:> mu-gfistion and.comempt. .lie
! :..dch: case is fo'extrem: iy pi in, that
I -A needs no rta{oMng.,tu .duciftcte u,
i . he univerLt (er.fation it has excit; and
[ utevys that there is but one opinion
efpeLbig it among the nation, vl'e
ooycj therefore, considered it airo
rther u- tsfcelft; / to enter t;;efield ;f
1 on trover fy with tr.e Rep -rtory and
Palladium and Gascfte, who are-just
us much eistitlvd to a Mention as <Hk
. ur.aa'.s of Dun O ; xotie. But whoa
• V*/
ft a in the b:t Rcrpertory an ex
rdhon of (brrow tael he account
i::uv r-i’-en in the Vationa! fntelli*
.• u
: ccr so mater: hi/ contradicts the
poution i; the Prelident’s praclama- ‘
ahirm; that me {fault on
The Chcftpcake tor the tec over y, of
the me--, w=.•. made, alter it had been
F fee rafted ‘hat tiiey were native
: XtnsrizznsT We cauiuu r- pref. cn •
xprcllion of ftding-. Itronger ti- .t*
-• v. ftp: fur the audacay oi such a
The accouir, so far
V .tn coutradiming toe poUHoii in the
uroci m.uion, in th.- ‘bun. Mt m u.r.er
or-o *o - u> s it. ‘I he facts a therein
if sited u.o ; —that the Secretary or the
Navy drrebtt'U an enquiry to be made
relati e to the citizenlhip ot th * men
claimed by Mr. Erskine \ that thseti- ‘
quirywaa ro i. - by Cap?,, Barton j
ifaid tha?, as me relult of this enquiry,
the Secretary of State add Secretary
01 the Yavy had ftsificftnt reafui'i
for believing that ti. ftttn - u m goes
titin were native citizen* oi the United
uiates.” Now. thr lagauous edi or
oftihe Repertory u.uiertak s to lby
th&t they had not I'alli imt real-.m tor
this believe, and ibat it was conft*
q xicnily ne.t aftertain i tiut they wera
ft*' vc nie ‘fans, Fur li titty Ja*4
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