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... was very wise act the people of Sweden call this travc and skilful' Frenchman to assume, in due time, the geverameßt-of country.—do not say, that this declaration of Lordship goes fully to justify the expectation that the' people of Spain, Naples, Italy, and Westphalia, will derive advantage from having Frenchmen placed over them in lieu of their old rulers. Ido nof say, that this declaralion ...