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Resul.s-affer more than fgvo years struggle.
Utter exclusion from the seas, and entire
destruction of commerce
Nearly all our sailors on fresh water lakes
in the land army, in foreign review or in
prison A a..
Canada not conquered and great reason
to fear it will conquer US
Our wounded honour not healed, and our
reputation more than ever in the wane
The little navy we had, after glorious
exhibition, destroyed or cooped up in our
harbours-so that We have not and are not


able to get one lrigate TO sea
lced, too, entirely by the wisdom and
enemy having paid very little attention
lects to attend to.
Great Britain upon the pinnacal Of fame,
Napoleon prisonerin Elba, and our Presi-
dent wishing himself as far out of the reach
of public execration
Part OF Canada run over without stopping
and part of the United States OCCUPIED by the
enemy


Public opinion not s,ifled, the mouth oi
opposition as wide open as ever, and the
executive feeble in talents, resources and
popularity
Great Britain more closely united with all
the nations Of the earth but ours, than ever
and they all paying homage to her honor
| integrity and wisdom
Great Britain invited to trade with US
thro' neatrals, and send Us her manufac t.
ures to give US revenue, herself refusing 10
indu ,geas