The National Register. — London, England, 1809-12-17 00:00:00

DEG. 11. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. 705 ..._ _._ __ _ revottitioas whichhave occurred, are occurring, and are "fleatientess Deputies of aspartmeats to tAs Legislative deep still likely to occur,—which have all terminated to the aga 66 Since your last Sessioas, I have realised Attar and 4t: grandisemeut of our most inveterate enemy; -,-- a Man . tile to submission, and driven from Madri d Combining audacity with suppleness, perseverance with vernmeat formed by t laud. I i chle t : . up f tri lut.ei tlsAi..-...s aid ~ 'unparalleled activity: Under these circumstances, th e indi. Lisboa, when I was under the was ty of mediae back at 'vigual . who has tbe hardihood to say . that our situation is Kelso. and 'Of planting my eagles on the ramparts of Yke Three mouths have been the rise and termination of this fourth ' trot critical in the extreme; who denies that the crises be- Punic war. Accustomed to the devotedness and emirate of lily t , come* more awful,—must be either one of the far-seeing, armies, I must nevertheless, under these cirrernstaoces, sieknow- loyal, and eloquent politicians of the City,—oe the most ledge the particular proofs of affection which my soldiers is G consummate simpleton. With such an individual it would Ge rmany have given me. '• do folly to reason. For .such we do not write. But we •. The genius elf France conducted the English army: It has appeal to men, who prize independence above every other terminated its i projects in the pestilential marshes of 'Welch*. blessing,—who would not survive the liberties of their ren. In that important period I remained 400 'leagues distant, country—to whom the name of a tyrant, particularly a f o . certain of the DCW glory which my people would acquire, and reign one, is as loathsome as hell ;—who would kiss the of the grand character they would display. My hopes have not been deceived. I owe particular thanks to the citizens of the cup, and press the hand, that offered them deliverance departments of the Pas de Calais and the North. Freedmen! from the y oke of an usurper ;—the thermometer of whose patriotism does not rise, or fall, accordino• to the smite, every one that shall oppose you, shall becooquered and reduced . • to submission. Your grandeur shall be increased by the hatred r frown of a Minister's Secretary or ' lir . ; an d o f your enemies. You have before you loog years of glory and Wbose zeal is not measured by the size of a contract ; To p ros p erit y. You have the force and energy of the Hercules of ma of that desitiption we appeal, and they coincide with the Ancients. - us, that thp . clanger of our situation becomes more and •• i have united Tuscany to the Empire . The Tuscans were horn imminent I That our burthens increase, the means of worthy of it by the mildness of their character; by the attach- . paying. them diminish. That the prospective is more meat their ancestors have always *hewn us ; aid by the service they have rendered to European civilization. History pointed : tilrating that the pre.sent. That, from these consider- out to me the conduct I ought to pursue towards Rome. The Otelbili'thlly mat adhor the men, and the measures, which cionitibuta to deprive the country of a single arm and a P° P"' b""'ne Sovereigns of part of Italy, have aftlitantlY enemies-of every preponderating power in the Penland& : .they single heart.. That they vepugn, as we do, at the jesuiti- ha ve employed their spiritual power to injure it. It eras then ! Cal policy, *slime-serving prostitution, which make men demonstrated to me, that the sp iritual • *Oct their consciences fur profit ; and thus support men= . s ta t es by • a foreign Sovereign was contrary to the ims surer they knew to he ruinous. Fie! upon the contract - of France, and to the dignity and safety o f my throns e . Peskilica How- jag, peculating, places-hunting, preaching hypocrites I ever, as I acknowledge the necessity of the spiritual lattemice of what is the country , ' ler freedom, her g l ory t o such men I the descendants of the first of the pastors, I could not cooeiliata lindee every form of things and Government their prosti- these grand interests, but by moulting the donative of the Frenels lotion will make them thrive; wilt insure them contracts, Emperors my predecessors, and by molten tbe Roman States to France. and places. and. favour And those are our exclusive 'By the Treaty of Vienna, all the kings - aad sevenigns my - loyalists; the' ronilopilsitiors of attadbldeut to the person ` , es who have g iven eau so man and family of the' Siriereipir 7 whii:. * in their pharisaical all ies, who have acquiredaadyPraafi ° shall saes( time ti"" ifll C a f res h - insolence, look down with supercilious untraceable con- crease of territory. tempt on trot: Wiest meat and thank Heaves that they ~ The Illyrian Preview' stretch the fowlers of my great are nut such alarmists add jaeobins I These are the men, Empire to the Save. Coalitions le the . Empire of Caiiimati- ' who support the infernal yell of 66 no popery." Who main. nople, 'I shalt lad myself is a sheikdom to watch over the Sat taia discord and jealousy in the holoos of the E m pi re . interests of my commerce la the htediserranean -the.Ailrlittic e and the Levant. I will protect the Pero, if die Pre! with-. Who are preying upon the vitals, and sucking the best blood of the couotry ; and when they hate reduced her to draw herself fresh the fatal influence 61 Maud. I oorksew bow to pu an emaciated bloodim carcase, would Sing her to V -- lt isli her, if she " ter herielte° bb IP"mail by "mile ' and per fi dious counsels. highest bidder, as carrion. The, disapprobation Of such ~ I loive wished to iive the Swiss Winn a sew rest of % . ; Mesa impresses inconceivably upon our hearts, as the sus - esteem, by annexing to my titles that of. their AI or, a *ions reluctance of their patrons.does upon our minds, thus putting an end to ail the uneasiness bodes red to-be the urgency of removing instantly, before compliance spread among that brave people. may not be thuught a boou, •the.diocontents that couvulse " Holland, placed between England andiPtioste, is evilly Ireland. . bniised by-them: Yet she is the &tonic* of all. principal ar- teries of my Empire. Changes wilt become - necessary; thi i . qtfety of my frontiers, and the well undentoodiaterests of the • FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. two countries, imperiously require them. . • --6--v• " Sweden has lost, by her alliance withiPtigland, after • die. . -, astrous war, the finest and must important of her province's.— FROM THE MON ITEUR, Dac. 4. • Happy st mild it have been for that nation, if the wise prince ervvise or pie LenisLaTive none, ..tiveSPItECH or TIRE that governs her now, had weeded the throne some %ears ~ • , tIktPICILOR ANC ZING. ' , sootmer ! This example provesisnevr to Woes that die eiltiance England is the surest prestige of ruin. , Yesterday, at Afx1.1.3 Ow morning, a discharge of artillery a n. of nounced the sMettaollib4.4hat were to sake place. At half past '6 My ally and friend, the Emperor fit Renee, hiss united to ten the Emperor leYake Thuillerles to proceed to Notre Dame. hit vest Empire, Finland, Moldavia, Walleetilii, and a district Ife was in the coritation-coach with his Majesty the King , of of Gatticia. lam oefjeatous of any thing that can produce Westphalia. -- The Ki n g of Napo, .the Princes , Grand Digni- good - to that Empire. My senthients fOr‘ lei iliustvious Sove- taries, Ministers, Grand Officers of the Empire and of the Crown, reign arc in unison with my policy • • preceded his Majesty. The Cletgy received hies Majesty at the s'* When .1 shall *hew Illicit . aeirwild the Prlineet, the este:lice of the church, and he was conducted to the choif under frightened itopard will Ay to the seeag, tat avoid shame, defeat u a c anopy, The Tribunals .0 the Choir were occupied by her and dea th . 'The triumpkofas snot 'Mile the fieloopb of thee Majesty the Empress, the flinperial _lParnilv, the Kings of NV ii• genius of geoid over that of • o r eetiaiti o a. order, and nip. lesabert and Saxony. an( the Queen of Wes(Vhalin- bne of rality, atOt civil ottri aemitaltyotit •*Awl paseitw... .fily- the Almeners of his Majesty said the ensue. Ili' , Eminence Car- frie9d4hrp ma Penteetlk thR4 . l hiwPOs. - 4‘4 l ore ttsoloiletl rod' > - --, , . - lease Foch, Grand Almoner, celebrated ri Mune. ' His Ma. . inteploiss to e t a p eop t e . a ma i k • I jolty, recoodneted under the canopy, as on . his entrance lute the 1 -•-• Geateiassa afrieks tight. :84iperoviente to she Legislative' church, proceeded to the Palace of the Legislative, Body, Tire o,adfro t $ base dimmed my ifinisiter of the Iscariot to let bc't re • , tapeMr being seated, the Mensheri p! the Legislative Body roc__ Vill4Weryof tee legisimies s if the , ion, 11..4 . thew , elect toast the oaths ; •fer w hic'h the Imiperet saiide•the ortbil'esuseeadt yet .osplbeds yen lOW Alt - ' . * 4 -•.' e ' 4 ''" " • - " I ' ' ' " Vile Willil Sal . . l* k . following speich ; , . . I . . - . . . ~ • t . • ATIONAL REGISTER. soonner ! This *rample provesisnew to XII" that the alliance artillery an. or England is the surest presdge of ruin. At h a lf p as t 's My ally and friend, the Emperor ail' gut*, his waited to iotre Dame. hit vast Empire, Finland, Moldavia, Walhatili49 and a distriti the King,of of Gatticia. lam aotjeatoss of stay thin tbat can produce ;rand Digni- good - to that Empire. My tenthieeets lht tt inustelous Sore. f the Croon, reign arc in unison with My ' a j es t y at the 66 When .1 shall thew myself - ibeyend the Prince , ' the choii under • frightened leopard will Ay to the we**, tot *void •Intate, defett u pied by her and death. 'The triumpit era soot pain* the ttlaetpb of ttsre j ogs o f wi r .: geoim of geoid over that Of evl '• teirtetialoa s indef.:sad nut- ti a . .ts o e o f rality, civil voltri siamatityOked lir'. bad pateior... Ay- ram ei t re car. frie9d4hrp nod' proteetlha biye.: ; tatterc Malvin*, amt . His happloisa to flat p eo pie fs eesookh: Anee iute. the - Goods:not Ilspistirs of M. :ihipertivionte t o see t iag iabdi v a , B o dy 1 hue* dimmed a, ilia**, of dui LeteriotAss let bet' re w a il, * B o dy ps***lStillety• of tee leghleilee s it tha . iast 11 .4 t ar . wili d o o t ••fiiiisilemeeeedrAlse yikleisseiseplieses yea Ow sit • • " !fie illialtiliNikiollll4•Nre people • k • ••