Caligula ’s army did on a similar triumph, theprototype of their own), they do not perceive anyof those memorials which a grateful people erectin honour of their benefactors; what althoughnot even a sign-post will condescend to deposethe Saracen’s head in favour of the likeness ofthe conquerors ofWalcheren, they will not wanta picture who can always have a caricature; orregret the omission of a statue who will so oftensee themselves exalted in effigy. But their popu-larity is not limited to the narrow bounds of anisland ; there are other countries where their mea>sures, and above all, their conduct to the Catho­ lics , must render them pre-eminently popular.If t^ey are beloved here, in France they nimt headored. There is no measure more repugnant tothe designs and feelings of Bonaparte than Ca-tholic Emancipation; no line of conduct morepropitious to his projects, than that which hasbeen pursued, is pursuing, and, I fear, will he pur-sued, towards. Ireland . What is England withoutIreland , and what is Ireland without the Catho­ lics ? It is on the basis of your tyranny Napoleon