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ing the conflict , in case hostilities should re-commeuce . Sweden has really entered this conflict , or , at any rate , made a demons t vat ion , the Crown Prince being with an army of Swedes in Germany . For this effort he is to be paid by Great Britain with a million of money , the cession of the
island of Guadaloupe , and the support of Russia and England in his design of annexing Norway to Sweden . Thus , in * this disastrous war , the throne of Denmark , one of the oldest allies of Great Britain , is likely to be the greatest sufferer . Its fleet seized in the port , its capital burnt , its West India islands
lost , it is now threatened with the separation of its aoqient territories . To justify all this , politicians say , that Denmark is allied to France , and there * fore we may do to it what injury we please : and it is in Tain for Denmark to urge , that she chose unwillingly her side ^ that all she did was by constraint .
"Jife law of the politician is decisive ; the weak are doomed to suffer . On the other hand , the politicians are not quite agreed on the propriety of ceding an island during war , as it too much resembles the jacobin principle of revolutionary France , of determining , during war also , what conquests should
be annexed to its territory ; nor do they allow , On the same grounds , the partition of the realm of Denmark and Norway , in which , besides , they do not see any propriety , as any diversion in that quarter will hove little or no effect on the great enemy , and will prevent the Swedes from exerting their efforts in a proper direction .
'Hamburgh is again at the mercy of the French , and is Buffering under pecuniary contributions j but no marks of that vengeance which were dreaded have as yet appeared . The expected insurrection in the north of Germany
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has been of little use . In France Te Deums have been sung , for repeated victories ; and the constituted authorU ties have been accused * ill oujr papers , for the blasphemous manner in which the praises of the congregations hare been called for . If we had not seen similar abominations practised in every
country in time of war , we should join seriously in the same censure : but where is the country that does not , in the same manner , call on him whom they style the God of battles ? The Cardinal Maury has rendered himself conspicuous on this occasion , and the addresses of this churchman are a
signal proof of the versatility of his talents . . Every thing leads to expectation in Spain * JLord Wellington has advanced to Salamanca , and the armies on both sides are . marching and counter , marching * The United States of
America have had some advantages in Up . per Canada , of which they have taken the capital ; and their maiine already begins to be talked of under the name of the navy . But we cannot finish our review without coming hack to our own country , and declaring our satisfaction
at the rebuke given by the Speaker of the House of Commons to ,, » person brought to its bar ^ for co ^ r « i |» J ; r prac ^ tices in the election of members of par . liament . He is only , it seems , a very poor person ; but be hq Avbft ^ , he may , the Speaker delivered ine ^ p ^ ments of the House on this occasion . He has
declared his own and t ^ cir aentini j ^ pts on the wickedness of those , men who sap the morality of tjie , c ^ ui | $ iy 9 by corrupting its citizeua ip . the cjuties they ^ have to perform , awA wft em inent ptivileges they possess . If owj £ rea £ then must be the wickedness , of a f ) o ^ u « e of Commons , should it cp ^ niv ^^ t siniUar practices in any of h * me ^ beis J ^ j < : .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 2, 1813, page 424, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2429/page/68/
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