Consequences (not before adverted to) that are likely to result from the late revolution of the British Empire with the probable effects upon the territorial possessions, the commercial interests, naval strength, manufactures, population, resources, landed interest, and public funds, of Great Britain, and a comparative review of the strength, resources, and public credit, of the late belligerent powers, at the conclusion of the peace.

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