The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-05-25 00:00:00

10 Gerr the Gerr Jc • e • le T; nost him+ ari , la cod c • iPan 10 show gent r at th 4 g' pa hoe 0 4hi we hi tt the p si•IPI t.eir t the a • etern the • Bet rank 141.-• First sumo wool a Lonl Ire al ✓. host ti Fit what ✓ like Fate eeed El them r den a truly q cony tt topic )( It it t)ujc • fi e Sir t t Le ic o Jiaps A !heti saki ream .6 he Ch le, to tee !e, ,if ~. , Germany; but, is already observed, the policy of 1 Ti bas E DITOR or cgs • A u strian Cabinet, and some of the rest of the gaunt Courts, has been fatally unaccountable. I Ste,--At length the die is cast Jotcll:3 MuILAT announces in his Journals, that gain at war—a war that will be eits exc hange of couriers between Paris 'and Vienna or the most sanguinary, that she eve r ler). active at this moment. With the circumstances wield led public are already well acquainted Reeret's Message on the subject of light these circumstances are to be , war will come under the cqnsideration of the are two opinions. I agree with ~,s o of Commons this day, when we doubt not the the renewal of the war lathe dal soli of peace and rational liberty will stand forward perfidy of the Allied Powers. tl , e unanimity so necessary, to show the danger solely to the ambition and perfidy ctirnittality of attempting to carry into effect that but if the matter, es a matter „vie project which a desolating war of inore than decided by facts, we, who am )years has proved, and recent events have still more nion, appeal with confidence a wn, to be beyond the possibility of accomplish- Fontalobleau, and ask by whom ten t. we perceive that Lord GRINVILLI is finding find violated. Did BONAPAIttr peat favour is thiwyes of the Treasury hirelings for I regularly from France? Did the generous of rifieee of private feelings," and theirs ? Were Parma and Chastens' lrty coosidemtions," whites his Lordship seems t• ! his wife and ow? If these articles fe made beefing and arguing for war ea Tuesday who broke them ? and by se ;ht. If ills Lerdalip ma be pitaaed.witit such praise, , NAPARTZ 'to seek redress for ‘. have nesse to give. lila lordship, doubtless, felt Cosagreis, I have no doubt, began pang most keenly, which ',Weed him, for cos. been guilty of an error in treating iPlicy ' s sake, for a mottoottfrom those who build at all, when he seemed so owl t.,eir glory and theit hoppinves obi the solid and broad and they determined to set „is of national justice and lesileidese eight, and on defiance, and to their owu cost, mainteionsee of such primelpke es ben bestowed it. BONAPARTE being solely .rnitY urfalles'eud hue*. lee•All.eaboiratllls. tell IsiditYttlud the consequent feitislissness names istleonse. Roseet.s, and iliarreesr....... re-instated on the Throne of Ft it though rtiaa Gittsenti4 has treMbled lege the to treat him as an outlaw, to litho iks of the ilier-dmek, and the apparition of the cetemodation, and to subject , est Consul, delfts as he has 'stogy done, to the miseries of intestine war, loorder, immit of Imperial power, harmlessly enough, one pair their own blender, tad' iould think, has brought back a sodden fit of his again ea that throne which they Lordship's elitist feelings, Omagh we may regret it, (eked by their impradmit ' and are net surprised at 'the torn his, Lordship's mind dens conduct. . The Allks, at ;Oen. We recollect a certain letter to the remment, having condescended pit *wean, gnipenor of FRANCR; we know tiros of their behaviour towards tbst *void be the elect on auecures, and such probably be not altogether Weiss to Ater, were the printiples of that " detested reeseelog, and to try how'ese ,APEROR " and the men who are about him, toss& justice and policy ; and for this ceedttodreeeivegeneral adoption—sod we have really make a few remarks on the correspoodeece wonder theist es at the opposition we see given to fore the House of Concretises,which .4em. . We beg to direct the attention of our Rea tore of BONAPARTE" and the den to theenewlientletter In this IPreperl from our truly reseeetible Correspondent, Mr. livnoott, so was r e ject e d* conveying Mot. than we can express on some sf these The first letter of Caeeettrconite topics. - most serious attention ; and I to the letter written by Remark was Stir Ilteesses mttenu, AisteleXamp to the meat on his becoming First Consul iff'Wrt.ttistrtrost, who arrived at the Foreign haughty, and imprudent rejection , Dawainotteeet. came to °over is a 'ull•Lat of which his Lordship loins-boat from Ostend, the wind not allowing time repented. BONAPARTIE ly of the oo s epis L e hl,he .M. gat od e ,— ungetain pate, sad renounces CLUS.lOO ll (ei r " Ise lately 41-4irmo *Wore iss !Illeu and ag;ttNtitru ; bat, . , now that he ands it to be Ittptiort the caste of Li , at Connected with tie as engage the feelings or yttskiediti . , it seems that our 60. oendiniphos to La Vreidee, and Insurrection, b.fdie they the French Government:— aftenroint: . .seats th e avows. of d_ • Ili . ..p" . 0 4 ** di:fetches Err! • - A 16ast feria 1 0 • 10 + 010 Tim >le is no' *#abillti of*, 7 '. V i atigitaigni k any intivernoin at and itasidoars 4 ,Mlft 1I ,sl,•ig 4 f be list ink ,ntil jaw& 147 sikiciNo4 hooka foram ; his cavalry. consists . • and Hanoverian, aft In tb• lost Safi of died On Friday: last his Grow taw name forth* again to be opened, ellginitey was kid lobe water light inches deepOi for tha protection of dr present force collected.. The Doke sleeps at sets one night, the nett ID *des off, and not Mb big attendasts aro seittainted whey ha sleeps lbs third." DcAL, Kix 24. Arrived his Majesty's ships Rhin and Piteassat, from tlynsoetb, with detach. meats of Sts. •4311 end 40th regiments of Feet, for Ostend; alsri arrived th 6 Ruby and *Martha trap- Sports, With site remainder of the 79th Rotehilmot of Foot (the. greater part arrived in liso Dews yesterday). far Oitend.—.Came down from the giver and sailed for the Vhstward, the Pacific, fee Dune. rara.--Salled several transports, with troops, for Ostend. ii net Ilium% we cannot ore we• tia twit. 14 sincerity It he is yet mar desirous I mo. do mint to gptify this 4i : - war ;• we pet that in I Mind net otherwise he'll • far, by all the widows of Eu rope,i Foggruallima.-kemwdd-iisiti "0014 nos deolarieemee agminet his ditte.otehid If ho keeceallled. • we give hint the anew ofammgii itljury he has received, by the 'eters. In the 'emir it too C.ASTI.IIAZAIM I he professes. refused even to answer Boy_ Item to thole original ilnetanstioni Hier him as a men on *bout Min be pieced, any tortber thaw YosifMea ti observe them : sad . 11wrdship, what Cvsweroment _ teieee any tenter ? If the mere tisk is a sulkiest mellow tee treaty would ever have been towhee . Wastes only that saki treaties binding among Princes; and when they see IF for their own interest, or that of the simians they own, to break them, I hi the . proportions amongst Powers, named) between his Majesty the King of Prussia, his Ma. , jesty the Emperor of Austria, King of Hungary and Bohemia ; and his 14+,4 the Emperor of all the Exisiaa: The - " DRURY-LANE THILITEX. they are acquitted of all blasie the law tad the - _ subsidy above stipulibiil fi s mu. —...:40,...._ custom of nations—but then ; interest Most be Lions sterling Shall be paid kr London be . In. Last fright's performance was for the benefit plain, clear, and obvious. In the circenistabces in ,S e talments, and In equal proportions to the of Mr. 1i RAN . The Tragedy of " 77se Revenge" which BomArAwre is placed with the French people, the respective Power., duly outherised to nee* %vas the play, in which he appeared, for the first `is it not his interest to be at . peace ? s eed is It not the same. The first payment thereof, to become doe time, as the representative Of Zang*. This charge. 1 their interest too? Bat, say the Allies,—Nri, be ,a the Ist day of May neat, and to he made imme. ler comes so completely within the scope of liia risk's for war ; he wishes to aglitter, all Europe Ilkley upon the exchange of the ratifications of .this 'IIOWPFS, that failure could trot foe a moment be antici- to hii will ; could he do that by living at pesee ? present additional Convention. to case Peace voted. 'rho maraud usilonsuded clerks Of applause i No ; bet the Allies commence the war with full con. should take place, or be signed between the ,Allied whirls were bestoeted OR Mr. £u4s, pre imeggivoi I Hence that Bo yr APA RTE will soon be subdued.-11 Po wen and France, before the expiration of the said cal proofs of • the excellence of hi ; delineation 44 the , they are mistaken, they had better have beeliquiet ; yeas, the subsidy calculated upon the scale of five character be had Roomed. The bitter hate and cease. I but if their mistake should be fatet far themselves, I Millions sterling,, shall be paid up to the end of the less thirst for vengeance which fill the heart of the ' trust it will be fortunate for the peace, liberty, and month in which the Definitive Treaty shall have been incensed African, and the remorse which follows happily's* of mankind. signed ; and his Britannic Majesty promises, in ad ,: a upon tit' se oonramation of the ruin he sands. Lord CLoscatry tells rayie a let*. jekrog r ot dition to pay to Russia four mouths, and to Aus. talcs, Mr. Kale depicted wits uncoetowu energy 1 anetimption i 'that the Allies are not el' is ( ilth Ida arid to Prussia two months, over and above the alit effect. In the scene where he prepares Akirszo: Fromm for a greeter or less ,4Segeing or sego l ity, b e t *Stipulated subsidy, to cover the expenses of the re '' 4' f' th e t ra it or who had abused him, he was great; because France under BOSAIPAIITE CIO aftirillemo turn of their troops 'Maki their own frontiers. lad more particularly et the moment when he disco. •so security whatever. It le not with Bosa r A TE The present additiotial Convention shall base the t"rs himself to be the villain. His exultation over nor with France that they ere it war s it is with the same force and effect as if it were inserted word for :.it victim was finely characteristic, and tbe fi end.liler ' principles of liberty,witb the independence of nations , word in the 'Treaty of the 25th of Match. )'y with which he approaches to "awake him to hot. , with the right of choosing their own Governors, anj, It shall be ratified, and the Ratifications shall be r.ir," electrified the noose. ; cashiering the* when they &sere* It: Tbie Was the exchanged as soon as possible. t° The Tobacconist" (BEN Jonson's" Ahgnsist" • principle of the Erse Cualities.asd of every. Imes- In faith of which the respective Plenipotentiaries ompreised into two acts) was the After-piece. In sive Coalitioliesid, though never openly p eette d, hive signed it, and have affixed thereunto the seals 'lsis Mr. KEA, ea ve the town a specimen of his comic cannot possibly be mistakes. Theydetaandeetoriry o f of their,erms. t Clews as Abel Drugger, which are very consider- France for the tranquillity of Europe t. bet. it •seerns Dune at Vienna this thirtieth day of April, In the able. The awkward gait and carriage of the plod. they will accept of no terms but such es they t h em . year of our Lord one thin:lead . eight hundred and ding " vender of tobacco," be assumed with great selves shall dictate. They,tety they will not have fif i tr a n; • m_A ARTY. felicity ; and his foolish terrors at being introduced BONAPARTE. They hart keg ego said they will not I `-'-' --N TL.S ) Le Prime, de DARLENRERGY to so august a personage as the Alehytnist, were have a Republic—there 4i es choice left them, but.; 11. 3 4) 1,6 &woo de HUM LDT. powerfully characteristic. The simplicity with which the Bottsues. If the Pesach take the Bouseorts - This is, indeed s a most conipriten'sive Convention. ha opens the important business which he has come they must consent to.give op all 1141 they hate gained And, air it was not sufficient 'that the stational cha. 'molt, respecting his shOP-door, and the eager credo. by the Resolution, and retire to all the abonsina. ricter was to be Indelibly otabied with the mutation lily with which lie listens to the Doctor, were plc. lions of the ancient regime. It ii with this and this of having Pecked and stimulated this devastating turgid with the same skill. His astonishment and ad. only that the Bovanoes will be content—for, so- league, the crime Is to be pet Mt record, tint the NB miration when he receives the intelligence that he cordial to the emphatic expression of TALLeTaman, extent of our offence may be public mad notorious. Was " born on a Wednesday," was in the happiest "Re Wont rien essblitl, its Wont riot appris, pen- 44 His Brsiannie 1114estg promises, IN ..4DDI- 6')ie of farce ; and his efforts at makieg love in a gaunt leer adversii4"--that is, " They have forgot VON, to pay to Kasen four months, anti to Pris 61haequent scene, coneulsed the audience with nothing, they have learnt nosbing during their ad. eia and Atistrie tae :ninths, IV COVER THE laughter. The exertions of Mr. KEAN were most versify."—ln fine, 1 conift,,llhepresent war as a icPB,NPES qf the return of their troops." rapturously applauded to the end, by a hoes* war of desp oti s m against WO* : 'Asti es se* gip.. - i ,)oat **declare to the world, we not only excite ' I fro NOM in every part to such a degree, that many struggle will he tong and violist. • ' ili'enisede, but that we pay the whole et race of t Were obliged to retire without having obtained a sight I rejoice owl more to joie' die "WM o f Liberty *hi ".. W a coven las lcietriccs' of the rtbern ':f arty part of the performance. with that of flosArawra; for while lie was a Ty. barbarians ) who are thus to heist louse n the fair •. ~1 .. l ,1 provinces of Puma! Aud will thii be .believed ! will it be credited hereafter, that in the pr i ►sant s►ate of ditiress to Which our finances are rebced, we cart enter on such * tremendous and ha:eful undertak.; lug! [ confess, Mr, [ hove heard (Ouch of ir►tidnal depravity, but in all *hich has ever mot toy e)e of my ear, I hive been spired Vat di , gtiat df 4.) abanii4 liable a recital. quences, - -- ..... —llll be ... made to-.rattle*, added, atiaaat 100-miitions to our embarrassments and distresses, and which mast produce consequent deprivations in ill chutes), these Five Million' alone would provide for the whole Bourbon race kinkily be/end their most sariguine hopes and expectations. The vetuptuoes and brace Dec de Berri mtglit then renew alt his little delight. fel establishments in this country ; and we should enjoy the sublime happiness of supporting', in it ' aplendid manner,' the . foyal race 'sore the erection of at few hostiles might be the consegu. elfoit,• bet that is but a poor perigee with the attainment Lionel glory. Nor need ' over the retirement cause would not su ff er t liberty is rapid in itt pr to come in contatit vitt sally, 'and would very thrones of the Royal Au! • These are consideratio! ! port; they are called ft Allies. It does not req4 foretell, that the present `the rights and liberties of ition,• must and will produce intensive mature. The ling for mankind will' be .-- - ever, or by one ipaatifotil , "Lill give place to oolitic ' Brost Lee, Ost,rt, Mk - -:4Bsommim GtNItRAL RA fectines SPAIN AND PtiRTV4I4IL.-4A his jest appeared,' ecnivain;, t4tobserees'ltehivredit,nts- AO lo ' meets distingaithed itself 1607 tolBl4. tadependentl ler :its . pages, '4ave• tonele highest importance td the • rive frees the stuili of a naions, pod of their Covet , I men to consider' like study , ; Commanders, 'e a froitfal . both in 'theoryk And pea e ; `brought to the tank ' red reMed ' ,IV*. ' " * L .~.'_. ~rk~l 'TATES)I4N. sold Witisted ; bee ll* bonds* isle Interest to Id 0 , sod gar* is Oisty, L wisto tarn success, gth er the ehedeet, Omit &Ada tam that cal este essterteueeti._ affections of men. Ito this war the By the of y vossatest lu* • been se e l: line and ; but in what acting that province to h * considered there hod declared war agninst the ming la EMI'sI. th those who attribute l Afield be glad to know if such a proc - oe( -- ling - ,how. . i j ~ r. ii • • ever it may justified or applauded by the Times, is at appears that pro sallitiMribigii lias theueit pro. stupidity, rapacity, and by the Lew of Nations; it is evidentl sanctioned .1 to his 't reaty of u...nmiti , itiim sicsifsit 1. Others attribute it 3 „ per to attic! . coutrary to common - sent*, cosmos' justice, and cos. the liberties of France, a ribose, by • *l4 , of hil t s pi efidy of Bosses° re ; •-• mon homiest'. • I remain, &c. teltieh hostiles as i sift el eryilrfirine, fled k Ii not ✓of opinion, is to be anzatoo. Illty 44. lOU. W. NORDON. Intended to interfere in the frtter'nal • Iffirft/ of 'kit re of the former opi- 71voloseseommeeeme coonity, eteepting in the liroliCrldtido of Ore Oiler cif eto the Treaty of TO Tits EDITOR OF TWO STATESMAN. their choice I Can theie beinything more •insilltivis no its stipulations were --imam-- than this ? "We do not tell Sod whit yell 'load*, to rece ive hie pension Sia.--Of amuse the &commits which appear in but what yeti shall not do I . Wir eke yod a ,t‘' . O,llgri the Timer Neespaper, may be considered as as. d'clire, and we rat ontoleed Mint fleatlniiws lo r d I Isis relations r 're ah en o e , eth ere h e I s h ou ld b e muc h i oc ii,, e d to the eleetion - *avid be equally ns ?tee aid at Indei; Isastalla transferted to doubt the authenticity of the following ettraordinary Pendent as that of any of our Bishops, by the Chartfef Mee were-not hailed, production, which appeared In that publication of °r a Diocese I 13 °I let us cough:lee 014 Pkriateile*. 1.. . doing, who drove Bo- yesterday, the 2341: to the French hation, which in out ills.ity sib' ai. r'.-: •- ' hill.- M.i.. --- g g.joi&• ,"' r t h e i r v i olat i on ? Th e 6 The following it an extract from an Imperial Pleased to bestow -I ° 4 ;s take it and..- , JR ,., %of; '''' ." Proclamation published at St. Petersburgb, on the„ ~,„,. .. We say, " pat down napolseo sows whom - mere gun to see thatil'ey had 23th of April, addressed to the French nation, and Y° l ° Please i we r*C64ll , l lne n k ila " 648 . 1 .. 111 Imilv i liir !i ftlil t,_ !sting with 13011APAaTit which reached us by the Gottenburgb Mail :-- a legitimate Moharch.'" Ind /4 44 at i riP° 1 " 4 ° 43 rideally in their power, • *mil IL , deposed the Carleteiogeart hero. r bet e pre- • hi m an d t h e T reaty at . 4 Yoe entered my territories, unprovoked, with scriptive claim aseordfitty, Ittoiti' ,. .to lop it • : ~, Jim and swor d ; you plundered sad destroyodorkere- of the absurdity of tbit edttine of legillmeessi • • - t, 1 trust, they sill find• ever y ou tante; you entered my capita!, whets you Id ill very n alu re, must, of it%elf 1 distillertelts, b the Id vid I t '-- --C— " - ' 4 " . ' lard waste. I mitered your territories, and took or i gi n `` ---the IS—the piffles choice; far ithiprilevio; ii , 'i 7 7 - • itttlissaess of the Allies, your eg ige e t v but :dow n ed nothing. Again, on- least, at mesh claim to • the thies. se Skim' • : • France, they determine' provoked, you raise the sword, and destroy the pasty Bourbon cod. hate hitt" • t'agfs -- •4lit' il --,'• • -:- Hate 'to no terms of ac- of nadona. I will now enter your territories once nothing of the'lthsardity of Mg; 4itat ' If . * more to ceuquer peace ; and wherever I meet with : not exciting the French nitidn to? 'To . set France to ail the . order, if '►le, to re- resistaisce, I will utterly destroy you for your per- which we takesr& to pot doelt..i.iireltteeStris - . lidy.'" • Chief Magistrate., Gr do thy 4 Wes mintirt - d I ' s N et li ft " cl l. * " I have been referring to the ancient times of the Anibal& the old - Dilettanti it to 114 gist& . • - - ' • my have so justly for- $ re nd es , h a t I can fi n d no thi ng so f ur i ous as tide. Cher lo the prshiedingrevelationity Adel? , H r ~. . -1 stud more than soopi- ,Nora et the Champions of the Cross, animated eves 'not meantlt, • ther,eteirit nothing. 'lf Itilh '. • . .• . . at least the British Go- -by the most bigoted holy seal, 'throw threatened time does not portend that the Frtnth riViltill" ii IV -* 0 ed to return' on the me- unfortunate Mosselmen with such a denunciation I— liberty t o cho o se its own • form .40 .. What ! Do the Mlles profess that 46 wherever they (Orations soon) , it can miff etidisisthlit ids . 64111100 yr& . -A r - it ma y meet resistioct they :oat titterly deotros ! ! P... vernment li to be limited. to the eoiltikortlyeilld .Wo 0 Melees to evoke their .na., asr A mos awAt*LEON tow uttfrjo horrid on anathema It can beer no °this'. constrittiOn.'.. tertOptill, 00116 be k b eessioteet with. ta this? • And do they hippose it ate •prednee fore, that this clines was to'be . 446 tipot4; Isla - i this papule I [Mead to any egret, other than that 'of salting the whole a declaration should be Merle by Fran* IV ' Dorres p oo d eoc a t laid be. population of France in its derma' *sheet se terms stated should bragreedjipon7,i-thit tge ~ . al which contain the over. bloodthirsty set savage as attempt at eree indef • thoeld withdrew Blom p : o l7 l44f o..Mstfilfrad 4 . . ••-. •• ' i °Wont Nothing so horrible yet dorms Ike Shot th e nation weed • tti' a new eletti : k ' 1 so grounds on which it m ` - • • • . - - • I. * • page of Ilistory—tie nation, even in the earilmg bow Weald such a repots - ii'lh s be met by ' • I .. . . times of Ignorance .and barbarity, ever uttered to Allied Potentates? ThOy - cossi4 not butt ceide fel% trocoott deserves the AroodiAtt a •threat—l am et a loss to ends words to or tbiftimild falsify their tett' dolikinr act; and lit ,* :.• I cannot but compare It 'apron the horror which the hare perusal of it ex. that due ,trot sesame -the riekt of Auto, irki4. - . "ART!. to our Goversf- •eites I—Norsier and rapine, desolation lo all its . has bees with kit the cane of setned Otto . ;ousel, and its insolent, terms; the sacrifice of MON woman, and children,' shut on the CathoHe Question; * Ol O ll l4, •• ' 'distil •by Lord GRIM.' are, it to-be seems, the consequeirce of this invasion lazed, th at the nevi Chief - should be solfilitt '• . " NI ' • p has, I trust, by this •of. France; and tho insatiate rage of the most savage . them for their approbation, itt it is wish 'lif t , in,ii*- a professes a desire to hordes of the North, is to be gratified in the ex-lease of oar Chief NlegistratiteclthEllP4or evil, s all his schemes of con. tremest sums- and for what ?—Because the people ! House of Commons T Weald ONO' 11111110 - e . 14ctiAl• fay hit enemies," He 'of an indepasitiot nation, proverbial throughout the !Regal attbority as this over ti, sittlfOrs of .10' sailliteg. et believe hick-bow teorld,los dellization, has dared to express a wish o of prase moo r Sorely dila eaegot be supposed v - mit y P''-By time ; for .is forncits owe-Government I—Still it appear'', that an Obleele, took in' a 111111141104 4 shitty city • of mignon, We Clin• bowers* the Mika may have wished to prevent its never he 'meat.. 'lt then ..only'rentlits th at' - 1 m deske rr i g h we as o rtne dog di* plain right, 41088 of them choose to *Allies, as they ptegiss, lif * publli in i t . . • 1 his pewee s . `e 'snake it at their own exposes. England aloes Declaration ark.Tristy, wWgat • letiolefie .-•• _ c, If so as ler is hi pay for all --41se object. of all this bloodshed is interne! gontrisetatit ofiroookitotholi . . *laltli-' . • ss. is wins to re 4.11 his: ." : .ei purely English, became all the vlepoWdon•cif Napoleon, vikk,khtbetr • tw .- - - ,•404...5.t.tikA144.., • lilt 1 4 1 1 15 .1 6 4 - claire arid arequetllied . iiiie Sold hon.' I. I Orli -.. ' awe pant Weil - U Puts ; - ais In tin I : ei lli = l ViggsNisoneo; NAL laiscoaido man, , ant' am . aseill% to meld the herellar' 4 7 --- - -:- thy the reentiallafeet so timid be Incredible, was knot proved—England is of war almost on any terms. 4 "l:l o 2atiltabjecrttr* - - - -'- • - - - "' aging the tql, pit tad the •4 • put the whale in atolls°. bit us look at the fog- I view, l most ansiously wish that the 'rehab Wien •., 0 reintioniff hail Pat* Inning Convention now on the table of Parliament, may accede to the gracious gift, so getierosslyi be+ • . .1 • - -" - r Zed ready.* proof which would damn as in the eye stowed oh them - by the Allies, and that tilty.e.wifi -. I CSAIrCiRTT its Lord of posterity as a civilized nation, U we had 'let's's .adopt a new fora of government. And at the a - • • that the Allies laving apol o gy to offer, in the names of Lord Castlereagh •pointment of this, or that Chief, might predate fro ~ : . rataalrea Praloonda ad. Sod the remit idinisters, his co-operators : "difilcpliles, I see tad way so obrlouvly deerablii: . liaii•ltecasse thoyeon. ADDITIONAL CONVENTION, the re-establishment of the f renal' Rtspublic, gni* ' ... le pots so reliance 4C0NC1.1701110 at VlS . Ntail l 11..rtia. SO, 18t5),.. • Its original . balls' of National' Itipresentation- '. • ims it sells hie owe tots- To . 1 11 1 ,11 . 4trir n it i , s- A r .= m a t Terjelt.... maiesty the object et the 'Allies would• - be then obtained ; ' id pray, let me ask hie i : ,- ARTICLE. • tosis is Desiree might receive at bidenaftifia" in '- stir observed its pr 0.... iiis Britannic Majesty engages to furnish a subsidy Germany, Or we- might provide for him here. The net seeking •an egret• of ins millimis sterling, for the service of the year 'Five Millions we are about to bestow as the firsteit* r not breaking it, what ending on do Ist of April, 1810, to be divided in pence of the ciusade (to sly nothing of Its consa• broke.? Il Is dream- equal Proportions amongst the three PoweretnamelY: 'minces ' which have already, if Peace could be .. _.. Wye' race of Boarbool 'lobe few more prisons and work- osequence of such a giorfetrs a poor consideration in torsi. ment isf each pre-eminent oil. Id the frientlrof liberty rnossiss of Naitoleen, their selivil in the result.. The date* df s. rogress, and' very dangerods rith. It *mild sprt'ud irfilerr. i.y soon spike the laipstriii It otocrats to. their foontlatfen 1 lions, Sir, every *aloe(t 1,, for by, the procendlogi Of tlii i . . ?vitro she gift of prophecy to !nt Continental longer tigsltist . of i free and inelependent us. educe a censuisinst of the,aafeis • 1 chains of boadtgo •Hosrliste. be more sects:sly ' , Netted ti9w effotftrishny turd oppr,emCoit nil tibeety. • . as-flirtift.'' • J. s. 1011imardeleft . •r, I's If atitt ai Vie W Alt vs. -.Tlibritkiresiing work, which .• minor critic* sedount of the i ilif %atlas our pliant army itself in 'tlle teniusitia, from Ildeell,r if 0410*er:it int e rest ider this "ihrfiltisition of Oh be army; ToiSidrOsmen de. of histnry •ilie, Oowledge of Istrernmiritt, so tsrfOt mints.). oily of the c!!!pTigt(g , t!f 'rest ye °idol soitree ormadde, orti , . s source '. Ora rc t ; MOW , : ..lit' '.. 4 ;* 41 • 5: . I cd by •i, :e. • ' . ,•„:4-,- , t ''-...:. '. • .• ~:41 • T.-, ~ .tr , 4 k 1 4 of