...refer to the treaty of Luneville, when the relations of France and England were alone to be found in the treaty of Amiens, the whole treaty of Amiens and nothing but the treaty of Amiens ?" were some of the demands which thii •Ificial journal querulously urged ; and which were echoed...

...iiland. Whilft his Confular Majefty was imperioufly demand^ " ing the execution of the « treaty ot Amiens, the whole treaty of Amiens, and nothing but the treaty of Amiens,' he forgot, or at lead did not chufe to remember, that he required what it was not poffible for Britain...

...foreseen that the language of France to us, after the signature of the late treaty, would have beon " the whole treaty of Amiens and nothing but the treaty of Amiens," this treaty -would probably have been more full and explicit; at least it would have contained an article...

...was now to be the first principle of European policy. The relations between France and England were the Treaty of Amiens, the whole Treaty of Amiens, and nothing but the Treaty of Amiens: and as for her retaining Malta, he said, he would rather see her in possession of the Fauxbourg St....

...which prohibited the proposed measure. " England," said the Moniteur, in an official tone, " shall have the treaty of Amiens, the whole treaty of Amiens, and nothing but the treaty of Amiens !" In this manner the treaty was, so far as England was concerned, understood to decide, and that in...

...was now to be the first principle of European policy. The relations between France and England were the Treaty of Amiens, the whole Treaty of Amiens, and nothing but the Treaty of Amiens ; and as for her retaining Malta, he said, he would rather see her in possession of the Fauxbourg St....

...Amiens, which prohibited the proposed measure. " England," said the Monitcur, in an official tone, shall have the treaty of Amiens, the whole treaty of Amiens, and nothing but the treaty of Amiens !" In this manner the treaty was, so far as England was concerned, understood to decide, and that in...

...-which prohibited the proposed measure. " England," said the Moniteur, in an official tone, " shall have the treaty of Amiens, the whole treaty of Amiens, and nothing but the treaty of Amiens !" In this manner the treaty was, so far as England was concerned, understood to decide, and that in...

...Moniteur, bearing evident marks of Napoleon's composition. The French incessantly urged the execution of "the treaty of Amiens, the whole treaty of Amiens, and nothing but the treaty of Amiens :" they loudly complained that the British government had not evacuated Alexandria, Malta, and the...

...which prohibited the proposed measure. " England," said the Moniteur, in an official tone, " shall have the treaty of Amiens, the whole treaty of Amiens, and nothing but the treaty of Amiens!" In this manner the treaty was, so far as England was concerned, understood to decide, and that in favour...