CHAP. XXV.--Increasing Jealousies betwixt France and England--Encroachments on the part of the former--Instructions given by the First Consul to his Commercial Agents--Orders issued by the English Ministers--Peltier's celebrated Royalist Publication, L'Ambigu--Peltier tried for a Libel against the First Consul--found Guilty--Angry Discussions respecting the Treaty of Amiens--Malta--Report of Sebastiani--Resolutions of the British Government--Conferences betwixt Buonaparte and Lord Whitworth--Britain declares War against France on 18th May, 1803, 1 CHAP. XXVI.--St. Domingo--The Negroes split into parties under different Chiefs--Toussaint L'Ouverture the most distinguished of these--Appoints …
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