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AconcifcKcauni';oLihtrTh;ihich
have lately taxen puce in i-rance, win uc
.Dublifh"ed in a fo
bfceuent fheet of the ;
Regifter, 'from whao-lus appeared np
: on the fubjec, in the French prints, there
in no rcafon to believe thtt.r the. proceed.
i n gs h a ve b een u ai r ; r m rt, ji ve
great ritisfadioh 'o cery loyt man, to,
perceive that pardons .lav already "been
' granted to feveral of'tfce Condemned pri
' loner?, amongft whom is Boudet de Lb
'aicr., the gentleman mcTrtt&ned in a for
mer page of the Regiiler.as having hadfe,
ven brothers murdered by the feptibli- .
Cans, acting under the Confotar govern-''
mem. Georges had hot received his par
tem when the lift advices fame away,
Let us hope however, that he will. ..If
'viionaparte lially loves Uts above atlo-
. thet' things, ts-is the maawhofe life he
:-wiH eeriaioly fpare. Gdorgtrs has been
J bis enemy; but wiw o- enmity 'of :a,'
woit difmterefted and noble fpectes ; an
cennufy fpringteg from a rooted auach
- rnent to the family of hislawfol fovereign.
"lt is reafonable that the Emperor mould
'Wiflf for fome fort of Security ag'airift fu-v
ttire attempts on the part hi Georgesa
feeurity that he might have without taking
. Jha life ; atvl inde it . is to be .fuppofed
' that Georges would never attempt to take
he life of one to whom he would he in
debted for his own. -livery part of tTiis
man's conduct exhibits ftriking" marks of
. bravery, tranknefs, an?! fidelity.- To the
vcrcuin(tances of his arreft, his imprifon.
jnentt4iis trial, we behold an 'elevation f
foul, which is Tartly to be met with tri a-
. rty rifik of Hfe, and which, - in Georges
the education of a cotragerarul labours of
.a mill could not fupprels. We have in.
the condAfi of Georges, one of the tnou-
'.rherable inltances of the tftV&' of tiirbn
Ictjf times in drawing forth and putting
into motion latent virtues . and powers.
Had no revolution come lie never would
ha re "been, heard of ten miles from his
village. He would have fpent a long life
perjups in carrying lacks and ' mea'furirig
his corn and hisflouf, ' and wooldat la (t
have funk into a grave which the firft
fumtnsr's graft would have hidden forever.
, How different and it ia to be feared vie
'TaiiH fay," alas TTw w. di ff ercr.f wi w V
his fate ! yet his name will Kve ; neither
fit rorhc . cord can Tever'ihat From
oUT.nit jiory : hiftory'iri fpite of f:ar and
of per-AJy, mull record it ; ind whatever
may tc tlie language of the prclent day,
his charafL-r and conduct wB! have admi.
rers as long as bravery and toy all y (hall
ex'll in the world. In the Monircur there
has lately appeared a paragraph, thcob
jel ot which i to coiitraJiA thefttggef
tion rchtive.. to a continental coalition a.
atnft France, whjch fuggedion, as the
Tt . Icr will recollect, appeared fome weeks
ago In runr ot ihe London prints. It
' vh then ft ate J in this work, that there
wa no ground, for any (och hope, and
.thpah the aflrrtions of the Ktench offKial
paper do not afriQunt to' a pofiilve con
t nrmition tif rhat flltement, yet H is noV
likply thar fuch allcrtlpa would be made,
if the"i5oetnnicnt.pf Frirtct-wtrt at alt
rTJpfehtfTinvelJfT?taIUroTTnhdciJTc6
. altionwi hoat the rncnence of Auf
tiia, would be mainefs it ii InipoHible'i,
Jitnt Aoilria is no rfifpbfed 10
Vitl riot' and cannot llif without the af(if.
, iar.ee ffBriiilh money, ih3 Ahat moriey.
iAtl Piif hsnot Ucive."fcTh ftateot his
' '-tjan:es is fuch thai the'tcry menticfn of
- i W . . ; ' r i 1. 1 . . .
arvivaHCCP oy coniwcriuic nuBni(iu
f the mp.rouriorrijr 'olhrpiwcf; would
tbrowajl into coofufion''' it titer bank and
-Id ry jtrtfif'tni Cdbn(if, ' Here
ir then Yaia-J t ftanX.' We hvc
ncttnvr -army tiur tpopey to icnat to me
continent. We ara reduced id a dead
fyrltrn of dfcfict ril, ibfdin'tothe
: (ehllnient of thfpeech atjbe'otVeiijng' of
. cue union, tmtUHy(oi tog'srxJ ,j$ now
1 made to'conHd in prefcrvirtK 'iitelf . Irom
rvin a pro? mce oi s ranee upon tun
fubjj n "fxJ1 idtiui ben' efcprtlTed in
etc, the morning pprrt ( It 1 thi 'ht
'Mn thj.ptcfent attitude of 'tin Britlm
Iflatuli, wi(h 'thit. hf country may
appear, injha firft.io5incetTiPkhaA.
Cui i'. but'wo We have dernunttfatctl to
the wfitl'it Wr at o, khU.w jf'cpej evety
if artfrcflnn,' thVA Indtvtrifar'alds
may neniJi in 'CAVi'yruc j"f rtneniy
ad c It ( u m foi i Vi ri iht . f qw.a .of Bona -pfi.'
u 4 ,vv i . ,v
, It were cfuel ro' jvthj. 4bU .wiliec for
I he rcifrti iiptiti fiktr kr St fyan
dcJ but we may jiflaHt him what he
fu.'j'ofcs wuuM be the conference if Do-
.ntparteihooldperfift in not giving an
epprfrtunity of tiMoKSTRAtiNG to the
' world that We arc able tb repel e vet y ag
, gr(non:?.:-:tos wholttM th8.H'rgUag
"of thisriterecrn to' inVagine that the
TrienclrwiJl be bbjiged; to attempt ihva
fion, ormake peace. ' ,Why they do fo
imagine, it would, however, be very fiard
to cuefs, except we fuppofc them to fiavc
ttdoptea tne,opiion or. airrrancts x'iver-
nois, which opinion has been .lately je-c-.
choed in ihe mimfterial papers, tliat the
French f nrc.tcrs are in.ta. ihocing ate
This is the-frt of hoe that the nation -was
deluded with lalt war, but wf iich ir
will not be deluded with .this wirr,' and of
'that faf theminiftry may be well Jilfured.
'Five French ars not compeiW to fattmpt
inValioh'.' Thcv can and will wf -it 'their'.'
own tune. i ney can remain -a tney.
now fe fir ten yiats.. wlthouj at) y mate-',
riaf inconvbnicnte, ihjt is lofWy, if we
piirfue trA-JrftecBS ot Mr. Pit' But caa"
wc ewwthAis.fwrJen years ? -can we fot 4
five.? can we for jhece? M'd e. not, if
'.'thofe lyOems are pei leveret', in, fmkduwn.
uinler the weight .of our tf.xpeaCe and dif
' grace,' to fay nothing ot ether more tear
ful and mote'Twift'y opa-itiu tanfe.
What then becomes ot the ides of " lis.
rnonltratirig to , the wr.pld our ability to
repel every aggredion," as a prel-minary
to ihe availing ouifclves of continental
aid? It is rtated, with what truth one
Cannot fay, thy, the French fleet in BreI
harbour is vcty llrcmf and fit tor fea.
'From every good iutormauon it' appears'
mar nir uu is ikh ii itu unjuuuiiMc , mm
if our fletiould be btown.off, the ene
my miht peihaps come out. t 'But ; from
every 'one of their meafiircjj it is evident
"that the French intend 'o try what is f be
"doj'e by delay ,; by keeping i:s in our pre
fnt'ltate; by harrtflii.g u, ai.d difgra
cing us in the eyes of tl:e worlit ; riot tor.
getting the copious clupsar- ot accidents,
which hey canr-oi Ijii'. ftc. exhibited in
thearl'airs 01 an cnefnv, tlic -filtered of
Whofe public debt afrhs rive fevenths
of his revenue, and who placi s hi prin
cipal reliance tor f-.'Curity i;,ion Hicn riot
under martial law, an J luvir: rhe right
of layiirg down their arms whri they
pleafe.
L'Mefl from London,
Selections from Eitgfisft baptrs received hj th;
late arrivals at J3 j t ton. '
LONDON, AuSutt a.
Tuelday h s Mijeilywmt in the tifntl
flateto the Houfe of Peers and put sneml
to the prefent ftfUon tf Parliament by the
following Moll Gracious Speech firm the
Throne :
Mj LrrJt aniCentltmett ...
Before I put aii ti d 10 the prefent fcf
fion of -Parliament, I am defiron's of ex
preffiiig my entire approbation ot the
7cal an1 affiduity wi'h which you have
applied ycurfclvei to the great ohjeflu of,
public concern which have come unJcr
yOur confideraiiftrr. "
You have wifely continuedja ilirccl
jour atfention tolhe encrMremcnt and
improvement of that rcfpeftahle and pow
etfol volunteer force which ihe ardour ami
fpirit of my fubjecti has ehablcl me to
ejl aTTirfiY&irP e itriiniTtTiorTu untx a m -pled
x Vou, have at the fame time endet.
y Oil re J 19 combine an additinnal edaUiilh
rnent for cur coinedic defence with the
means of atigmehrini' our rcg'ilir army.
na 01 maintaining it on ii'cn K a c is. may
be proportioned to the ciraimi'ahces of
th timc5, ard -to the rank which this
coiinrr)' miyhf ewr tobo!d among the
powers of Eroor'.
Uer.iltmfn if the Ihuje tf Camnont,
Yba ate entitled to my warmcTl ac
knowle'gmenii for ths frelh proof
which, you,have given me of your conhVu
and aS:lionat'e attachment to my pcfTm
and family,, and your regard to the honor
n I d'Kniiy of my crown, by the liberal
provlfi i which you fac made for the
payment of the debt on my civil lift re
ttnuci,& for furriflrng me withlhe addi
tional means of 'defraying ihe incrcafe
which has onavoidably taken plact in the
different brancheiof mvetnendittire.'
I mttft a'fo return 700 tn? warmed
tnanlifor the extentive proiiuon wh-ch
Voli have made for the,-e"xlctncfci of the
puoiic icmitct eipetairy forth iod ami
prudent attention whicbynu have incwnio
pro lentccunomy It to thepcrminntcfelit
aod welfare of the country, by the great
enfiionr you have made for prettying
.at far af podiblel the' accumulation of
debt, and jyrtiirmi folaraea prdportlon
of tha. cxptacei ot tht war whhin thl
year.
I' hv ' only -to Teerjrnmtnd Von
to carry into tour rfpeclive bountic'-, the
tame zeal for ihe public i ntercit which ha 5
gufded all your .proce'riirgs. It win l;c
your particular. rfnty ro inculcate on tlie
rriinds of all clafUrs of nryfubjects, that
the. prefervatidr; of all t hat rs nwil. dear to
them" rctjuirt the cntiiiuance of their nn-i-eonltted
exeriiofii for The national de-
-I the. .
'. Th prep2iationi which the mt my; has
loug been fffrmingforthe declared purpofe
tnvadingihis fclngilo.m, are daily atigmeii-.,
ttd, and the attempt appears to have
Jieen delayel on'.y'with the view ol prrru
Ting additional: msans for carrying it into
jcvec'iiMun..
Relyi'fjg on f.;t fkilt, vatotir, and y?i'f
' Ciplinc Jtt cny njval art! military forpe-,.
aided by the voluntary. '.ical,, and natjvtf,
yc9aragedf m.y ne0p.ie, I look with con.fi;''
'Hence 1p ihe. ilTiie xif this ; fcrear'. ..conflict ;
arid l dubt yiot thst it fit terminate
, under th'c'b'.c flings xif '"Prwiderice, vU cn -'
ly in 'repelling the -danger t the rroment,
but ;in eltal'ilhiivgvin tlic '.yes of foreign
, nation?, the fecuTity of this cottntrV ui, a
bati never to' be thatcen.
In addition to Miis fvft and -grr'at oh
)f(, I entertain the animating hoye that
the benefit 10 be derived fiom oat fuc
ccfsful exertiorf, will not be .oonhned
within ouifi lves but that by thci exam
ple arid their tonftquerces, they nay lead
to the '"re-cllaldiHi'menf of. fncli "a 1) I
tem inEutope a? may re fere it I'om the
precarious (late -to which it is rtduced,'
and may firu Uy raife an effectual barrier
aainrt the unbounded fclemes of agran
diiemem a;id ambit 01 which threatens
every independent nation that yet icmaius
on the continent. '
Themke Lord Chancellor, byKs-Ma-jrftv's
command, faid'
" fify Lp'ds and Gmlcmen,
M It is his Majellv's roval wii' and
plcafure, that the parliament be proro
gued to Tiicfday the 4th of September
next, to be then lie-re holdcn ; nd this
parliament is. prorogued to TuefJay the
ii dayof September next."
. BOSTON, Sept. 17.
Br rhe arrival on Satur'djy lid of tht
fhip Sally, capr. Webber, in 29 days
froji Liverpoi,'and.-tbe.,.G.a'efl,captaiii.
Hi ukley, in 49 days from London, w'e
have received London papers 'to tb mh
of Aui;u!t, which flate, among other arti
cles of local concein, the fate arrival n't
ail the valuable fleet, of nerchan:men
expected ear'y tn the month ol Auruil,
among v.tvcri arc the. China ihe
Leeward-Ill jnd the Jamaica. the Nf w
foui.dland 'he L'fbon and the Bl-
tic fleets. I hey a'.fa intormof the pro
Toritioi of the Britifh parliament, by a
'fperch from the throne and of the ru-
mojt of an all.ance offjnfivc and drfen-
Iive between (jrea'-Brilain and Rulfia.
Of contincnial nrws, Bell's Weekly
Mtficrfctr obfi-rvc Ifour readers ex.
p.rcl to findtany attie'es of intrreft or im
porijn.c in out Joreign. Icledtions, they
nill be difappointtd. Bnl th-y wi I hud
as much tiitfc-tattle in the Monitcur, as
in any of our owltfafhlo. aTiie jjOttrnaU ;
Bonaparte goet "to thei opera aixf menaces
wa"r7beTpealis a pTay, and" fiiirisaTe'iiiencc
almoll irt the fame liarigraph. TheFienth
court is now brooming as fplendid, and
gal:aat as in the age of Lnu is XI V and
the difponfm ot that reign ; tuch, con
trary to a' human peculation, was fo fa
vouble to the arts, is likely under thety
ranuy of Bonaparte, to ptove equally pro
pitious." The faiie paper however, contains the
fid'owirg article, which, if it declare: not
a fact, may beconfidcred as the precorfor
of a mrafure, neither improbable, nor is
it believed will bt found impracticable 1
It is impoffiblc 10 embody all the ru
mouri hich are abroad, in the fhort Trace
alHjved to us. It is fald, 'with a good
deal of confidence that an ofTenfive and
deferCva' alliance is concluded between
RudiaaVid England, 10 which Aiiflria ard
Pruffia are invited to accede. We wirti
we could fprak of this 11 a muter that ad.,
mittcJ no adaubt. Eety one acknowl
edges that It iitht only way to liberate
tl continent ( out tvery one is aware of
Ok difficulty of organizing a confederacy
of tlis magnitude, which if eompefed
Ukewift of (Omt )arrincrmterali.
LONDON, Awg. 7 ti.
Liti adxuttfrvn (hi Ctntifitul.
The 15itiViaa'Journili rcteivrd to the
3 I inllant, communicate a flitcment pe
ncrallv accredited at Palis, thai a note, by
'wif tf lilttmttuhi, hasbren ilclivered by
the Ruftan hire d'affun, te the mt-
ft, - hTftrr for fotierrt offih, ' tlematntig't!,
evacuation or Hanover ; and aCtoamtn g
"the French government tlat in cafe Vii
refufaltc had been direclc by l is fovt
. reign immrciatety. in leave . Paris. U'
are not '.much irrdmed -t. ive. V'redi,t :o
this, ftatcment, but it had the tfT-i of t!e:.
preeiatiHg the funds which re fa id to
have fatten. one; per . pefli, in- confuquerr
ot' it. - On the 301b the Fretjcti. ini
nilier at tht Hay ue prtfentvxl tsew cre-
de'ntiuis and a ptocedmn ftiitab'.e to fhe
tpaxadendoftentarioiv-of ,tl:e Corfican's
new title; took piste rn tire ocefion.4 '
A Ictfer from the' Hafcftle of the 48rh
nir; fiys, ..t'(i;a:t .mpifl'of--t".hi ' irbups in ' the
Texel are diTerr '' Irkdan I iht prov,i1;b;:s
.collecled'the're ( tor their tiTe, ireVfiTf 4fcd
of by pulrircaMjc'tjon. f rom rh't fe tcirr
feftces, it is jcOclvde(! .that.iio eypeditjorit
of any cmiiere wljfail frojn .iliat
part ot , the $auviin Republic at lead) un
til a TnJina t?..'oH jlJ- -Jw gyfjy
the troops orV board rrrclatilbs-at Mti'fh
itigy Ollentl,-nd-.Bwrognie. TrC '"whole
number -of f reach ' troivps " ?tt -prefent in
Holland, do tiofiadeording to this letter
amount 10 more than 2c, 006 men, . of
whom '15,000 ate encamtirl near Utrectit,
and the remainder iu'varr lions at the Hcl- .
der, in Amfterdaff!, .Koitenlam Hague
Breda, and Dergm-op iooui-i '
A jet tcr from Jjorjin of the 2S1I1 tilt. '
fiv that V with t iv, Rofiian armies 'on
.'his .eo(tern.'at'.d Anortfcern frontiers, ar.d
-threcFrtnch. armies -on hi.s wclttru and
."(out hern, thekii of Pmfiu has declared
.to. the court's -of $t. P.cterfh'irh and.. St..
.C'ond, that his fnajefly Intends, ro pTe
"ferve the Uridtcft neutrality, therefore
"will pot permit ihe pafTage of any troops,
artillery Or atnmuniiion throu':!i his cio-
m'rriions : but regard as an enemv
power attempting to force fuch palfage.'
it is continently allrteii . iliat a treaty"
has been concluded between this country
:ind Htiftia, and that it wa figntd by lord
Harrowby and count Wtitonzov, on.
1 uefday hit prcViotis to his majefly's
going down to-hc houfe of lords. We
are inclined to think that the ar iclc fi;n
td, wa? rather a project of treaty than a
treaty itfelf.
A Ruffian fc,il ey Iro Marmoriugo-, in
the Crimea, .for Piterfburg, pallid the
Ttound the 'hofjuty. She came from
Barcelona, and her vrew were drilled afrer
the Toikilh falhion. This is ihe (irft
wWrl from hm Nlt 5c I0huh titv.
palfed the Sound. .
Gen. Tloreau was Rill at Bitcelona in
the middle of July,, whrc he had been
joined by his lady,
V Brest fleet.
The difpatchc." ic.civcd.ytflf rday at ihe
admiralty from fir Charles Cotton, flate
that. Gantrieaume'a Jquadroiwas difco
veied on. the 3d inllan', at anchor in Ca
maret bav, wfiere-wr onderla"d tho
Fremh thips are fto'cfle f hy fuel totmu
f!ab!e bauerlc. that rt y attack on them in
their actiiai pl"rion wnu'd te unavailing.
Were it not for the vigilant look out
which the Fok cutter k 'pt, and the cor.ti
r.i.cd firing of fignal;, Gauiheatimc wou'tt
probably have' ifiVctcd his tLape. flit
fquidron is now found to coiifi'l cf nino
fail of the line and three trigaies. hvcry
fhip .that can be fpared w ill be fent off
wit h al T pd (li bliT3irpa t c H to relTIfoTce "The
grd flret, as the late fortie mutt nrtef-
fanly divide the. attention rf oar velleli,
anil call for increafed ftrcogth and cxer.
tion. ' .
Notwithflanding we are atTutrd ihat the
fubrtance of thedifpatchcs received from
fir Charles Cot'on is fuch as we hayo'
dated, our Plymouth letter of this mor
ning fays, that a cu'ter arrived at that
port on Sunday, has brought intelligence
of Gantheaumc's return, the precedinc
daytohiiold flation, in the outer road
of Bred.
Aliltoigh the name cf Gaothcaurne '
more known than that of any French ad
rowal of the prrfrnt .iay, he has never
diftifgulfhcd himlelf but by hU efcapef.
Or. the very day when he piffid the gut
ol Gitraliar, thc Sth cf . February , 1801,
in efleclirff hit tfcape Irom Bicfl, fir
Rolxrt Caldcr failed lr purfoit tf him
from Torbav. -
Admiral CornwaPii f-ilcd from Spit
heaut ycflcrday morning in the Glory cf
98guni, 10 rcfume his command on th
Brtll flation. Difpauhd received IromV
the admiralty at Pnnfmouih, in tUcontfe
oftbe mcrn'mg, were immediauly ft
her him In K Rofe otter, which over
took lh Glory at S. Caharine'a point,
as fhe was ftandipg rown chaonel.
Ba'mhrdment 0 JLtrf,
Difpaiches from captain Oliver, enm
toanJircur blockacirg fc;uiJron cfi Hk
r.