fncIusiVe.

GREATEST HEAT.
{"character_count": 2008, "word_count": 352, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9490000009536743], "ccnet_perplexity": [1051.300048828125], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
The two great colossal powers Of Europe,
which seem destined to sway the destmies oi
all the rest. at least for the present day, are
Russia and England. When we survey The
map Of Europe, snd behold what an immense
territory is covered by the power OF the Rus


sian monarch. it is sufhcien, Of itself 10 exile
jealousy anu alarm Poland, which was before
the ouigard ofthe continent. and which seem.
ed stationed, in political point Of view, as a
permanent accommodating party. 10 watch over
The movements oil this formidable body, has
become an integral part Of the Russian do


mans. The policy Of Alexander has been
directly the reverse Of that Of Bonsparte. II
formed an astonishing trait Of weakness in the
character OF the French emperor, never to be
satisfied with the permanent possession OF
power lie was able to WELD all the resour-
ces OF Spain for the accomplishment OF his
ambitious projects, SO long as he suffered the
dotsrd monarch Charles to maintain nomi-
nal possession Of The throne. Charles did in.
deed wear regal crown and WELD legal
sceptre; but beyond these empty baubles, the
mere gewgaws and pageaniry Of royalty, he
was nothing; he waited with all hu"'lity h's
orders from Bonaparte. Any one who hat
observed the high and towering ambition oil
this man. wond Immediately conceive, thai
his mind, satisfied with enjoying the power
oil a monarch, would turn with scorn from the
name Of the thing, more especially It the
name did in fact endanger that power.
crown and sceptre are worth nothing more thar
they will sell at public auction for. except II
the hands Of king. Charles the First, eveI
when made prisoner by his own subjects


vas in possession, of these baubles. But Bon


aparte seemed inflicted, even in The height o
hi, glory, with the passion OF child for suc'
play things. He was not satisfied with pos
sessing the power OF the Spanish monarch


but he must likewise seize the crown ant
sceptre of the Spanish monarch. These b


did Indeed grasp with rspaoious hand; b