Cork Mercantile Chronicle 17 May 1802

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to confider that if Ruffia went to war with us it was
derfrood tq ntertain, fentiments the moll favourabl e
HOU"E OF COMMOl.fS . -FRID.\Y MAY 7. to libehy, ?ut who would not ran1ly b accufed of becaufc we refufedto cede Malta, andthatthough the
difputewith the Northern Powerswasnowft:ttled,we
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Powel"S might be enabled to fopply France with naval
I wai:ns Mini!l:ers p1cvcr to trufl to the rcprefentatwns
T«- r-&£CHi.S o, MR. , n:1uii.s AND LORD BLGRAV!!:, ON .
want of ability to forrn an accuratt: notion of geue·
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; .; LATE o no:. IN r tu Housis u;• cuM.-loNs ll'l THE ;; ral policy. la the lirl o t 1e e maxims t 1s wt : 1ter a g,venuptnat po1111' y w 11c 111 uture wars, t e1e
Ir. NIC HOLS rofe to make his promifed mo- of E _
migrants, ecaufe they ere in general either fl:ores. On a view of the obje8:s of th e war, then,
it appeared that in gaining thefe objeO:s the Right
tjqn fo . an Add!1'cfo to his Majdly, thanking him '. deceved themklves, o,; then· mere!l: was _
fo maten-
Honoui-ablc. Gentleman had failed, and that in his
fr having n:mo•,t:d the Right Honourable William ally molved they co\1ld not. fail to deceive others.
Pitt frnm his Otrnncils. He had beer. in,duced par- j The 1{1gt Hoiournble1 9"e tlean had wholly- for- condu6: of the war no p1•oofs of wifclom were to be
ticularly to !Hect this Right Ho!wurable Gentle- , gotten thts maxim, nd, rn ) udgrng of the f1:ate f difcovered. Rejoicing, as he did, in the, Peace, he
man, not merely becaufe he formed th e moft promi- I France, had bec!n ch1efiy g _
u_1ded by the reprefentat1-
rejoiced in, it nly becaufe the war had made it ne-,
nrnt charactier in the I.ate Admioifiration, but be- ' ons of the French nobility who had fled f r om celfary. No man could vindit'ate fnch a Peace as
c'.l.u!e circumlhmces applied to him :'excluJive of the I France and otained an afylum in this peaceful
had been concluded, but from a contemplation of
rcll uf hil> coUeagl,es in office. In laying before the land. The Right Honourable yentlema? ought the ftate to which the war had reduced tl1e country.
Houfe the- gmt1nds of the motion with which he n_ot only to have known ho_w allacious fuchrnforma- He did rtot meari to fay that the efforts of the co unmeant
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