The National Register. — London, England, 1808-08-14 00:00:00

operates, national eioulation has u great an influence the other side. It abut, therefore, with any appear vacc of truth, be attrihutert to the iuiluence which na- Ns. XXXIII.—.re. I. ~~~; ~:., repol army is as free as any in Unrope from __ subordination, yet precautions should be taken that our r t r I 1ie1ewri11er0v_:„...,,,,,..„............_ ..„...-----,,,„.„,.. __,,,,,,,,,...,,,, TUE ..2NAIIVIILL:ja*. 4STiFR:. : - ~ I 7: - • ..., x., . .....,,,. f., ...,. ..,...:„.„.,,,....,,"...,...„ ~ ~ , .. . . Oat gin& allOtttiltlsB , "I r. ''• , Ist: ' . .-„li4 fi , ,, , t ',. '. .: - .1, ~..osaimi'mominsaiimmamosaugmmenssiscasOostanew maiwomoixt . - .. - . 4„ 4 . 1 . . . .. ' . ... SVNIi AY , AUGUST 14, *l3. - • PRICE 84 No. 39. . .1' POLITICAL DISQUISITION. . 0 4 4 01 sallf44l tigel 4We eel ibionemies. It origieates . , . serammollhoolililliff ioiely in the Ode, iiiiMitims, ainhlesienspeteney of the Ge- i i i • eines& tatertaititat. :persis. To thiess- and to them elede, la the .bleme to be hisputeds for almosteierY eenhirksraci has been sudcessful DUC E iaIqERYATIONS "RELATIVE TO Tit!lin tht !keening. Vtish* pas . %Remelt te the very verge . 1 DUCT OUR: Anti OUCHIT TO OBSERVE IN SPAIN. of destruction lay.tbe leag*; nothing but the disseatious -.mow— sad jeaseary of %b W Inetebene esseld.have saved the Repub. , _, 'To want of harmony and eu-stCn os the part of the li e foam ruin. hits** meavedeeed to s similar state, not- J Allies, all the disasteees which has suffered deriag \ withstanding thOYSIEPhr her . Monarch. and owed her , the course of the redo Wit. have been senarally , safety to a Ora*? tiiisl;.: Treece was likewise unsuctes , 4 attributed. These complai ' have not been - cosillied to \ 'ftil in thecosuntentemenitend wit ?rewired frOm &Wisc. this or that particular cou I they have been repeated i li on by a advents; o f eisempkomei jowl* so sk i pp e d o f throughout the Continent. There is not As Ass, which : her enemies. -When she ivecio them** wl . her for formed part of the coalitions *gaud France, thatkiesseet leader the greeted of her Ribirsas Is 'essakielsals . altected . accuse the other naeinben of t i t Gonfitderacy othskeintome ' y our great Duke de itadopewoug% 04 Priam Eugene, sea and even treechery. To itatever carawyhiisatl* *as invariably seamen, agaisisl-issit Thai hie ~,,„,, E. :,, is 'to be attributed, that it did heist kegenoMM . . , ditriug a war whit)* lasted *rips reel, were mar: A sense of danger had united Anstrifsend Fruit,. 414 earainiliengteas and this hare,/ Of ellisioa eald cow aud Great Britain in the same..enuse, This mien wale 011 views timatetted Wevestura a power, 'blebs thought too unnatural to' leatsribe-paste which -, , mearAudgia Isnatery, was the. Mete" of Europe. .It ) it were too heterogeneous its edeist Teed 'prejudices ~- s : 14144114111110idithst. the lo passions aping. Pationsi jealousy. This •opiniela was anon verilled r: ' laevastio'of Ike' M r. tardier *IMAM aeliehaass of , Austrians and Prussians before the red of tbe first itttrit 4: Wise . diff,erent Cahinetis thsve 4 . eautc. , ibuted mod to 'render aigu, so far from rendering each other assistance, magi- France so Thensideltie lAA* is at pereat. , A nes. Confides 1 Jested the moil indecent joy when either mated a defeat. racy is forts her,. better organised, it is to be ° ) 4 iiirg t I: t a n peraimgallehistory• of that time, we know not whet , holed, iltsmahle . Rework', the oelyviny taro.; 3P we should* mot nensitt, *Ulmer., and patiestomitlire deealirgiahoiat y CV:4I7 Inea aid mean& ",. I' soldiers, of the folfy of ttlesaverldw: toveraimeats ' , •:: 1 .. . , : . 7 . rner tunes, .t . _4llllllOl 4 ,• " f ' v ' .° . • Palilitc* " 1.1 misconduct of the GeWitaiii, Atilt" OK (4401,111 I 1 ri* vit 11441111111,1001114 ff .it se44.ll;coesehhomi;at Abe ciennes, both Austrians and English neglected every . , ' !Abet this is the, led' aloft assepi‘4llllllWolol- 14 6 : St ii ip i l l' sure which could render co-operatic t useful andleneies , ', 'y, w il l be able to stet imdligebOnseenstibl she c certain. Defeat, flight, and the less of the Netberleadso , lilostrwilbeut a piespect of being eililkto retrave be" at. ' 1 1 'cr consequence. The same disaster' attended ' *ink •A- *w bbso*Titio tts on thn ilianinet were the co fit to be ob• .... operations of our army &withal a t he .Russieas in .' - " serred 'Hi thit itlcal juncture *A net be impertioeat. . . lentl, anti proceeded frons , the same c ause. Th o , ' They will be important, if the/ ilea a• other merit do, ~ I\:t . and Russians experienced similar misfortunes in Pity 'Mi. that of wattaliPt woe other writer s• Croat tbs had'"Jecti '• Switzerland, through the disunion of the Commanders. Some years ago the reputation of Der army sunk, The canoe of these disasters was so notorious, that every veil low is the opinion of the Confluent. 'But this picju- , 4 eNpectation of atcress from coalitions was considered chi- dice did not last long. Our splendid 'deceit in Egypt end tactical; and this 'medsa' of resisting the French wai the beta. of Maida, effaced the stigma our arms bad suf- , t thwiglit so in s ufficient, that the Allies, as well as thecae- i fcred before Dunkirk and at tisolleliert Another opi. .. ray, laughed at the ides of expecting from it an y ultimate aims. uaore injurious and e q uall y onfouaded, likewise pre- e all c ant n ge. History was referred to on lhe occasion ; and veiled, that our soldiers were guilty of the greatest excesses, it contained so many proofs of the prevailing sentiment, sad our officers of intqleatiort, This unjust pre f indicc * that coalition and defeat became synonimeus. The failure the latter, probably gave' o ccasi o n to an intanwtis of the f orm id a ble league of Ctsmbray, the ineffsasey of the , - s which Wes in general circplation abroad, that our united efforts of Charles the Fifth, and our Ilgary the 1 . was ;sae! attacked by the , s the Cod of 1:1;hth, to make any decisive impression on Frances the the ••.1 . :II sty , in the even= _ . . ~ saccess•of I'rederick against the greater part of Europe, jags • - " 4 .01, - pleasares of the , tete triumphantly mentioned es unanswerable. arranges i tibia was • .. our Generals from igainst the utility of coalitions. eshimending . - and coolness which can This opluion is so very specious, that it would be igarth alone insure v' -' • .an in . this country will give while to investigate, why an union of many staled one CrOiit to so ()Whom!" aspersioa, but, as it has born in contests b e t w een na ti o ns, is seldom productive of any industriously and univeriffteirculated, the more caution* cousiderable result. This miscarriage cannot be imputed yr, might to he, thee we give no Mure pretext for so base to natioual prejudices exclusively s because if jealousy a calumny. Pasvever, the 011icers, who served in F1an- ....:-...1 .4,....i.0...... 112 a as vrett an influence on den, are - most interested in this report. Though our - --- -- -..., in unrene from a vice so fatal to /. . Os 'Us