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itratagem, muit greatly leiten
the character of the Chief Con-
fulin the eyes of mankind, who
will now view the political Co.
lohus Of Europe, as through an
inverted telcfcope, diminilhed,
T" almOf too frnall for fight"


The manifelto itfelf is of 70
contemplate nature, as fcarce-
Iy TO require refutation nor
ihall we occupy the attention Of
our readers by paGing in minute
review, production, in which
found ulurps the place of fenfes
words appear infead of reafon,
and aaertions are paFed for argu-
ment. A flight perufal Of il
will be fuficient to detea the
fallacy and adfurdity Of the whole
and excite the indignation of
every liberal and enlightened
mind. Whatever potion it may
contain, carries with it a fuhcient
antidote-the arguments are all
hacknied, and have long ince
been combatted with fuccers
the language, like all the other
efufons of the Confular fcribes,
is petilh and puerile ; and the in
ve6tive, particularly as far as re-
CARDS one Of the mott yirtuons
Sovereigns Of the age, at once
bafe, unmanly, and infamous.
The liberties of Europe are fpok-
en- of by depot, whole leading
principle it has been to enlaye
every nation Of the earth and
the mott unfounded aGer-
tons are brought in aid Of the
mott fagrant outrages that ever
difgraced the chief of a govern
ment.--In the irrifablenefs Of
his dilPoiition, in the violence of
his anger, he feems, indeed, to
have loft his reafon; and, COM
pared with this ManifcRo Of
Bonaparte, the memorable chal-
lenge of Paul becomes dignifed
and rational. The converlation
at the Thuilleries, which we
have publilhed, is not only
admitted TO have taken place,
but is attempted 10 be juitihea.
it appears 10 have been intended
to anticipate the labor Of a form.
al appeal of the different powers
Of the Continent /; bat having
failed Of the defired effect, il Is
now publilhed with a commenta-
ry more fretful than the text,
and which can produce no other
fehlation than that Of univerlal
contempt. The Manifelto a.
mong other abfurdities, boldly
aderts, that fhouId war be re-
newed, the financial fyfem Of
France would be found more
fmPle and fold than that of
England. Upon 70 extraordin-
ary and unfounded an anertion
we cannot help making one fhort
remark. During the late conteft,
France may be faid to have raic-
ed the neceHary fupPlies from
the continental powers then in
hofility with her. In a war
with England alone, France mult
depend upon her own internal
refources, which were 70 lately
found inadequate to that purpofe,
or crulh altogether thoCe powers
whom fhe has already 70 griev-
ioufy opprelied.a But to con-
clude, we are on the whole, Of
opinion, that Bonaparte, not
withdrawing the peeyifhnefs Of
the wretched farrago in quelion,
is by no means inclined to ap-
neal ot prefanA ~ H. c-J