The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-14 00:00:00

[ p hopeless. And : terest,of the State, ,tobly have been attended that the Austrian ,first and principal seat kuown deficiency of, short time, have overti Iu this painful site resource than to tat To take up 'arms f word, Would bevel diction with (beau, but 'ceps; with the rep. pet, which had, without this war.. Ott the Itth March, 181/, Aletinct pekciples word; of the 'Treat which might sooner . was to place himself position, which, if a peace, or in case decisive measures • ble Austria to act with these cases to intatill'' wise policy sited. •',. Was that only a Reds, the army was deetined . other aiiiitary resoureos, readiness, er that stilt not called forth for'" a kind of tacit op the Austrian territot . 'Fite real end and view Majesty could not sit, or any triteltigeni The campaign of " ample of the failure et. gigantic powers, condi _ ___„„ i nie to rank, when, in .tisPerierity ofileheneli , which I gketties Wills i , forms - _ bat _ - . Wird lolllliw7 WWII ce remotee, t e Negociatfee , itephsestehriiirer so Its _ from taients, he despises Prudence, - -- - . 1 ebele leader', spa b•.ealbe political emalsimati 1044 e /irk:l' ohjeet. A melon exchange .... pbtes upbn every preliml.. varied 1, grips the bounds of nature. The Minion of glory 1 the Allied Soverels Weft guided is 01l *Of I ~SWI.,' vary emetion, the 101 - Sr August strived. The Praiel_an go# Powers Proroundly engaged ie a war. We carried the Emperor Napoleon into the heart if thel t _Te . L .4. aeled rio o:dee . .. m .1 91 t suPrliji:; p ill o a g i calli t i tv : Ma: was al staled resolution *etZtr: str . tegi sal "h t e riv* bath been all along anxious to see' „ this Document,. was Russian Empire ; and a false political view of things :71;28,'1ne-Tale rs opo - o - g - 0 7 - l a r 7 what i ser eac ii, k i ~ t or ortt ,,, , -. pre as , losely desammined, tar th e rf t t ,,,,t ihh.l4 a g a i gt i g 4 l . l .4 4 , , th at we !eighths able to give an opinion on so extra? induced him to imagine that he should dictate a I male, every Sts& which still preserved &shadow of indepee- the &meal essestiellea of she Um ibility•of ,e--• by tee no erdioiry A turn of affairs as this event produced. peace in Moscow, should cripple the Russian Power 1 olosi dealle ac 9 y exiiisimed . t imils wi t th i th ill eo 4 . hei Th e e lle y, rede ther ni efo eY re i . ? v d e id ri ass inde t alPebdelew rat arm kager the-grent ehle g bir sestios wi INII II I s t se IS"! II l a h i ndoe hla V es ala latetaitft. a We wished to be allowed to believe that Kings and for half a century, and then return Victorious.— 1 esope'to the bravery of their troope.das the moment requ' ' of the Allies, wherein . ". Ea whidh la jeft i skf ri, ) ,etepaFera were actuated, at least, by as rational mp is owet-iimmir ci__ When this magnanimous constancy of the emperor ,as( preserved a eassklerabk part of time:wenh fora ' •assit ,by Me gamer win with mere extended means, they WOO imik to • fee - bir l ~;, • . • thresm, other men; and when we could not per- of Russia, the glorious deeds of his warriors, lied , ' taisa ; eat a muter object ,. F or t h e ase caw , " mi d Ar o . , s et deur. • idffeWend War mewl Ay um cc- .•- - • • the unshaken fi delity of his people, put an end 410 i view to the ''developmest a events, they consented 0,, ; Willy drama" means re ttaire 'Wet eld wilitentd; Istatle; oprielres of the existence of this Mani this It _ ate retreat of 6* Allies bad h e s t , ~...41 " 4 6" 1 1 6 ,,,e t hew . ti na m P era r ios t l ie tttb d "=„2 o 4 oei soceadi ttille t h llr g „ m i . " r e , fest 9 I ,.ftoin the studied concealment of it, yet we this dream, it was too late to repent it with impunity: i miric.e k • The whole French army was scatteredniid destroy:. ! g i vett n "'„ e a m p e pe aa ra";:e to the war, whiebAsity became mare la. rance -Y t7 - ellbet, by mild "sod Poilhelliatort measures, (ftl and .never doubted that many solid reasons might be stcL.: in less thau four months we have seen the theatre terming to the Emperor, item the impossibility, iris' Al durable l pease for Austria and for Europe. Alibis yours for its adoption. We even suggested, and, MIL-myna:err , ha ve t t t : a i ed g 'hero Ar ra y " il i:bm *M Y ' a m p - w reccig idlogr e linl t° Pe le had i 9jr n e a red great measure, anticipated many of the argu. of war transferred from the Dnieper and the Delia, ; t o t t rte:p rs o n f ia. h a is ma i : i , : . );:f a w n as i (met a po iT n e t 3r; i t c l i tOr a l to the Oderand the Elbe. ' ed the attention of his Ma i testy, feeling, as the Emperor did, animosity, Frer v atinfal setassit from an lrresistible ug, • 'this rapid and extraordinary change of fortune that therd restoration oe or L h o r ie rn i , s rp a i r o u l fu rci l f w g a ::: e lir o s i t d st: up d o ri n d gro r a i r d s ; she g l eaf y fir al c iti zen m. of lento, whi rl . ~.o e r ments contained in this very Declaration. Our was the forerunner of an important revolution in all t slened g the danger in w hole she i no c w :tied, as equally a ag s t v raisquillity l and ream ° . will acknowledge an; ;reify. The Readers will' remember, that we expressed a . cer. the political relations in Europe. The Confederacy i himself. Already, in be month of April , had the necessity at this war is eggettess in thelsearfor every .41sortan, tainly that the Emperor of AUSTRIA had •a right to of • Russia, Great Britain, and Sweden, presented a i suggestrd to the Austria') Cabioet, as th i nte t e r o at es codie. • of every Buropean, Padre whesesoever dominion he env life, Napoleon I the dissolution of the Pribsian MoSea , Sock legible anteaters, Wawa art is necessary to distinguish demand access to the Adriatic through those point of union to all neighbouring States.-Prumia, i, quence of her defection from Franc:, mad of the eoutiamtion ' elem. The Mien end the,aeugy will do their duty. -All Roil* Provinces which his previously enfeebled condi whom report had lent , declared determined to risk iof the war, and that it now only depended upon Austria to add estiblisised by . common necessity , and by the mutual interest of all, to prefer even the danger of immediate po li t i ca l ! the most important and most flourishing of ber provlnces felts every Power that is in arms for its lade nee, will gh'e doe tioithati • grit., him to cede to the , conqueror. suggestionteate;ra which Mewed distinc tly tassels. that weight to narexertions, ttaithe . result with the amistasee of 7-Wi • .. dos* . not ) at th e use time) that destruction to the lingering su ff erings of continued . own State ; could oroperly be neglected to save &et Power. If Ileiven, will be web as ' 'Stich tunas t ie just expedations et oppression, seized the favourable moment, and threw :this great object could not be obtained by a just peace, It was esery Mead of order and Sr peace. . . Boxaektrres on turning his eye* -• back on the herself into the arms of the Allies. Many greater ' t ," ; ,"f o r r t . I co-opt- i_ .r• ...,- • state of.hii.own a ff airs nearer hew would willingly necessary !emus mor t al .view and P of things , Ci v s r n whit* even i " 4 "'- * , . .. - ... and smaller Princes of Germany were ready to do ' France could no longer deceive herself, his Majesty continued Arr. • - Mans .. . ,, g • yield to such demand ;. if not frogs. affectitio, or rar the same. Every where the ardent desires of the ! his preparations with unwearied activity. Ile quitted,. in the -' 0 ....... t ., ....... Codes- :4. • ' .... i e . cull , part of July, his rmidence, and proceeded to tho t iciaiSy , i ...........,,,........ . . •.- ••••s: : ,P •••" r•• , 1 . ther ;teepees to the father of. hietegyeas, yet from rople anticipated the regular proceedings of their .of dm scene of action, in order ibis more eitectually fir !Omar, -1 ' '' .. • • ; Governments. Their impatience to live in inde- .a. the ae4ociation far peace. which still continued to be the Ms• ies- s strong political •motives, *hid' e fi t to•have 4ifin g , -- -- - • • od part ae ly to be able the more pendence, and under their own laws, the Sentiment CV:c o t:a t :4 . . rO si co a lu e „ a c e t the plc " ;pa t ti er war, if ao oth e r PRIUS or spoon frank DAY AT: OKK O'CLOCK. dined hint to hazard a war wilt of so exteetive a : pf wounded national honodr, and the hatred o f choice should reumin for Austria. . Hank • • . . India Bonds. i 4 il als. nature, and besides fraught with' More hazards its, a foreign dominion, broke out in bright flames on all , A short time before, the Emperor Napoleon bad declared, , S Pee Oat-, lat .. Exchequer atilt 3&d. • sides. i " that he had proposed a Congress to be held at Prague, where , 3 Per • Dill Ditto 2 die -•- • prospect, than any he had ever voluntarily entered Omnlum 6tri . Plenipotentiaries. from France, the United States of North 1 Pee , ' ..into. But personal pride, as well it' vaulting lim ns Majesty the Emperor, too intelligent not (.;.America, Denmark, the King of Spain, and the other Allied ; 5 per Lent Navy win Consols for Acct. 580 consider this change of affairs, as the natural and '- Princes the t one hand, and theon the oth i eT i , T ni le ti nip e o n te o nti n a t r )d les e r:f 1 Lone. R .. ea. Lottery Tickets bition," has weighed much with him in again draw • necessary consequence of a previous violent political; other g Allies ot !ii, this r host i te mass , Pa s:o s uld meet , r and lay the I STATE LOTTERY . ' 'BEGINS DRAWING ing his sword in Germany. lie Considers these de convulsion, and too just to view it in anger, Was " ground-work of adorable pence." To whom this preposition EARLY ON FRIDAY MORNING:. , .mands (the full , of which we have yet to learn) solely bent upon securing, by deep digested and well ' :i i r l a rt s mag al i d , z h •sse ose d, org in an slo t a cn t manner t ee li n hr on d e ipl o n a m,t pr ie them, . • . as growing out of the calamity which betel his perfectly combined measures, the real and permanent interest ' unknown to the Austrian Cabinet, which only was made ac. • 771 E SDAP — Eglifil - N . Grand Army during the last winter ; and he seems of the European Common wealth. Already, • in the , quid:iced with the circumstance through .be medium of the pub. . . i tic prints . too , ' ..-- * - • . - resolved, that nothing of a durable nature shall in. beginning of December, considerable steps had been com hm su fto h n a or r ag t dissi u ta l ltar be brought . , ~ a T c _ 7i ,„ , _ r ._ , taken on the part of the Austrian Cabinet, in order . out any generally acknowledged piaciple, without any revs. , • • '.- k AMMON:: -. • , flirt an indelible stain, or thic4 even a shade over eo dispose the Emperor Napoleon to quiet and peace- : rosily regulated plan, a nrgociation for 'peace was to be set es . . , ... .. ... his military life. • Any thing site what he may con. • foot, was so little to be comprehended, that it was very allow- 1171101hAT . ) . sintrup. 141 1 , 1313. ful policy, on grounds which equally interested the able to consider the whole proposition rather as a play ot the • . -.. : - i sider unreasonable acquiescence, h,, doubtless sup. world and his own welfare. These steps were from ' imagination, thanes a Iterlooo inv.itation to the adoption of a • -. • . ' ' l9 " * "' -:. • - time to time renewed and enforced. Hopes bed beenposed toe ngrave on the pages of history the memory i grePletrectl p olitical s n rain u ted rt 'with all the obstacles tea general Berlin hp". :glib. iildiJuMbee, arrived this of an occurrence which the " would be great" NA. enterteined that the impression of last year's cam-' Austria had i or was not rather tb be at y Ziug considereti wester this dismot ind thille t a h r f i morning, by which we'll,* feeirea the foliewing deign, the recollection of the fruitless sacrifice of an had expressedliersield br e t/ ati j ai peace. Ru stle i Pgi i• rcrnigelY agd u r ' o d. 4 important intelligence t.-- 7 . roLEow is studious to e ff ice from even the less our imineese army, the severe measures of everytietitip. i opinion , had ups, the able records of the times. We had no sooner com. (jive A IgRLIN PAPERvAUG. 271 tido thet wool(' be necessary to replace thation, the that the Austrian Cour=settergived. even for a moment menced the perusal of this eminent Manifesto, than I decided disinclination of France, and of all those na- , t n h i c e : e r r e T t Da it y w a c t 0177oribieeroon.,:lerw*Ilivertil w hich.t amo ng ' Head-Quarters, Tallow, Aug. 2.5. we derived much satisfaction. Its very length be decided connected with her, to a war, which without i hope of either safety or - we , kaii 'imagined thin obi.. . The FrlnElLumg . is. lu full retreat ; they bare any prospect of future indemnification exhausted and : Continent could exist, it „ le i j i. of Etrand we.e tokens respect to the opinions of 'mankind ; for, not brpken down all thebridges behind them, and cap ruined her internal strength •; that lastly, even a ' w in Zi a c r h iab P telmidered as a ft the ,: in evil i l The setae uml __i_ i t( d ee l a iitilt i s' pear ,to be taking the direction of the unless it could be proved, that the understandings of each more enlm reflection on the doubtful issue of this new and France had near ry w rersted a ntl f bopes of slissiiind voltage heti neyertheless ptallibllt they 'inay . ittempt to assemble Emperors, Kings, and Princes were as Elbe.' It is, highly imminent crisis, would move the Emperor to' endew nti v irl un r i t n o; h t e he at ivehl fw Pr‘eur :g wPtqle rtVlO°,: a fb r ia ° g a liT, A L'bhhitul tuck's . a cis& Willek-kos superior to those of others of their fellowTcreatures, esselisten to the representations of Austria.. The tone of '; ral and effective Coepesafor mace I •t was Intended as prepiii.rig i ii. m ,.„--- been fortified du ,m, ' us - I - 4i w 'iti s k i ' ma - V. assure d by. as are their powers and patrimonies, We Wish they these representations was - carefully adapted to the ', =tory to this , . to diaw op the preliminary anieles.or tho Catena •• 7 - P -F° - • -2 7 ' '' circumstances of the times serious as the greatness of ' T w r o e re at/ it eorie ?I Sr=l long i C is t i t i n o t t l i netg d A t r4istice tott some French . engineer adlloere, taken prisiners,' iswere - not allowed to follow their own self-will in any . the object, moderate as titles, desire of a' favourabte ' onouteh e l l :h Au a stria d advanCed Pei Cen other than thisr i ZiArthow formed into a 'geed post. The light trenps,, thin which concerned the welfare of the people lob.. Issue, and as the ekisting friendly. relations required. ! Russia nor Prussia, bound by the strongest ties to Bag That overtures flowing from to cute' a:motivewhich MO employed in the' 'snit of the enemy, di,- 2 °!itted to their sway; An obstinatipereistance in 1 wou ld certa i n l y ever ham. listeet d to the proposais , ortauliTar eetis end ono minconseniti.;..t.; Lis f l an k s an d r eur. • • what they have. been told, and most ;know, is 'de- That agr . - . should be decidedly rejected, could not certwhily be 1 tr ine lout et tiassian averkasian % Joarts, animated by a . •4 r • ' . 4 - • 7 i s A y _O esss iski aosn du r tonunaUsf• Ikinseplealuto'llie peOple, or, in the sam e word?, foreseen. Bat the manner is; which thwilleite re- i feat' le bit Ma inPr , 1 4 101 /170 t4er leg le the L opwl r r it , o,l l lll4o = 9lMll.ll •4l_, 'to the, foitutie TN the country over which they eady metered oteir enocotsitsee in the Proposed Cook", lust 4 01 $* • neivodi•and giro :Snore the striking entreat between !der Ilse , mediation of Mogi*, became necessary to ontaso elle , = ri _ k _,_ .. A u... k . v .. et Ind Ben • ori have swished -forward'fik • • w nWiltde .is like** tiresieexiititedto gerern, should subjeetthem to be ' entertained by Austria and the Whale ! formal assent of the Etneferor teon, nod to determineAsj aromms and "" .—T o .. , Luc k e- Emperor Napoleon, to the period of 1 ;! r at th p i t i inc ti i r ples tt i t i e uTg oei r oludi or p e a c er. we to to be cartig Agarrisoned . by Russian . trove. s alolllloll CrittnlYikli, cais, reernisCheff are firthorie.idiaie.. .hltated.•`:'Undeithese sentiments w e thought and I ul endeavours for peacic lees'' de- - , or tip,;ieruittn i ,June gi r send his Minister for Foreign airmeet:and Hid 0. 41 ,0 1 , maintained that Mich a State Paper meet .have been hopes that were•entertained: In. tto Demo% '-ii. The result of •tbitisilsion was a Convention coos.. • ti t - •- - --1 - • • - •L '' '' . iso l th ei -b ru kes etant,• *hen ieti know for a certainty that the Em. ' '''' for 7 w V uuP s ~ 1 114 , -.P: • - _.,,* -its by a•moderate language to im....: al per ing j tgl i n h e J ae un r e s =r i Z ge thelb ediiii" aural ..adlifflr lag i t reg . it „,-t-- 1 „ . 6. es . emy 4 off lippeissated . stimgreateit pet.r of- AusTiii bad taken up arms against the re tie of the future, and to lessen .not he ettieted, of a pri;liniiintry G.' . .intito- I peace r ; _4'4• ) ~ . . .:la ' ' • " Ceti husband:ol4de beloved daughter. We wanted 5 upon fin.' Int Con . gress T4 l . 4 "l 4 lll l - . 7 . . •to Obialaie ''- ''olli 4 vik! ;podency, it was on every occasion before the highest authorities in Emperor would +ear of uo propu. it should violate the integrity f f in the French sense of the word, .• any pretension to the arbitrarily Ince& ' . I • ti eventual conditions, w ith se boundary did not even atipmptilt i Were spoken of, at else tiles rii at another with bit!er contempt t possible le declare to 'fermi sot , " ramiliitioh ' , Erojl ee the triol e the to the eepute or ♦acrfce. xy tuental of Prague was fixed ..t demeeang of the . 41se sth of July fos the day of itropening. In mi l ler w. ' tor-iilesidileied Army lean 4tt march:• . sufficient time fur the negotiation, it was deter4loed • by.....sce" same Convention that the Emperor Napoleon should oat eW, \--Ille phirt.ef Abe Esipe;or - Piapeleee wail to : Ma k° notice of the rupture of the Armistice which' was Of teriainali u_ropo Witluttstouisbment b of Berlin, stiiiii ail** no the 10th of July, at that time exitting between bout/ and "'I litts.io, tit the 10th of Aftitt: i sod his Majesty. 'l6{l Etaperor immediately after t h e • eemeneace mro of hostilities. '4 Bin i laZ in Priini bluse .tn if t t loe" h rts. lahl • I,l4llillar declaration fro. the Hit s- Considerable forces wen : colleeted Tor this pet-' Th e. r..ints ec ihicts had been dete i s , wire hero-1 9 ote. Amami' g . to t h e b ee t- &mott os, ti t eel t hilk upon impart to tbe two* Courts, A . lip coat statism .. t et the Armistice has atteithld with miry 'Una, a with corps ot tho Dukes allege° and ilelluno., aoa of rm l o c ° .. 'Red' string i newvell ienc e i. them. stba 4 lif Itivi M* 1 -neraitlitagnier and Berirerilf erhefint t° B °4" Imperial Majesty ;spathes proof of their enallgkees. . In the ` , .* z hone time to satisfy the omit! that they would Dot re jeer say men, mod that of the _Dike of padus consists of t of peace, boweyer confined It might he, Mat the! . . • • t ie l :L ec not refuse any attempt w hi c h m i g h t repro th e wa y tq W l = . , horse 'Pa zoitceatratioe,o4ite allied araile4 it, overcame every anisideration. The only alterallas sliftlist,...Le the „„,,,,A mil lions thooliotairo. the Convention er the SCith that the' lof sheers. : ..ng.' °"' 077 r--." loin Jutte;was. term styrtlicras maid 'the He law evaded conduit albs peinntibtratfoll %qv, amended with this pap* • Mot*, that thei placed'evea tbe Invi tattoos bloat, pith the kaotileddiaturanatent ristirdolsOPAG - offirriCouree, is *fibs irsti' . 4 # 3 i e f" l w7 t/ S"tleitsYsilital DONN - ipsirae*aily elowror 411sdrio's propositiosis kr Ikimpriation, VT -Mors* , laid before be; tba public deviant ; of 9 flint% Vipriol. And 'Ado lithe Windt of SluccP .lehtferit litaistri to Lori n, to !ask!' 'England alb ofrgoOltlisis4si prate, tiselklails *W 4311 y v.; • •• 1A to see this appeal to the feelings 'of the Austrian people,/ end tollavr understandings of the whole of Europe: We longed to witness and to feel the power of the ratio honinarns; we weresick and disgusted with sir frequent iro -appeal to the ultima rata reguoi t an appeal edited as often by a condemnable self interest:las by in Obwarrantable ambition. To this ap ,penl both the great and the little have been seduced by *5 hope of plunder, whether in the lb* if Nolo Of ithairalty,orfees on ctplure. We WOO dialled then finer the dotlicre, in ititiliirfeeted rid Gross I coo ? throw inttioo aocurreaces JLINST to us._ Eitstactx., iiries of reasons for biking up. arms, dud b " highly imminent crisis 1 , listen to the represent' r I these representations ~ i circumstances of the ti , • the object, moderate i issue, and as the existi That overtures flu , i shOuld be decidedly n ''. '0 foreseen. Bat the n s• r ceived,-and sap :tori the sentiments euterta i ‘ conduct of the Empei :• I tnzle unsuccessful en stroyed i;:e best bow . . stead of endeavouring prose at least our t iei the general despodeic lemnly declared, ben France, that the Empl sition for peace, that //'' the French empire, in ' or that should make a iiicdrporiacil previncei 1 . ) • At the moue time , e . 1 . this; self-created bout il •, t ) have any relation, wt nachigiadignation, at A : as if it *edits* been p cienitir distinct, lb. 1 111 , poison, wet iti 'waft t vne•shigieserabusi titi ' Throe lonstitd eeionistrat tar yortiecatiou to- Are* to t r ace %loci, Ws WA, euttarst •al iisurs.aubdell I ' o dis'Paintageoss strju. 41 • .., a iristrati ell any sassralsts.o . l owl luir taw Ast s orilkps fl . 11 i I ' tiunf of tiii• kiTnalb art fin Abljt-Or 4tvif st *taw. &tare ii a regocettiea;Ati „, • , ; _, .e. e. v.; * • io. sliebitneve.toit:ieiten oentwo, . med. 1... ...:.''. 1 ...,.. ~..., .1 ,440 '• ..',, 7 ..44., 194.. „..,,".. .' : ~...i . ~ . 1.;. . ~.,. me . 101--to- 074:,sts: "FsH4A. .44-11m.---aomrett.. 7. General d il a y ir - s se . hfe ; f ia liii .. so G engtheu the Attit' •, - . ...:*** • ; : ...A . • , . • • iniato'' .'," • . . . -7....=„.w .12:=1: 21 k;t== •• .- - . .....__ .... ._ _ ... _ _ . . . . . , I *ith regard to the immediate in - , " t ha i 111 ' 7 " r " ' • 4 the " Pr 7 1 - 4"‘" ''' • ' ' s such * revolution would inevi. of peace, when the Emperor Napoleon Int , lit alga, 1 7:i 1 • 4 ••••••rh ,-, • • •4‘.. M . vami ' 0 ' 1 " .. ---a-A: ste "... : . rettse who " ed a i s. e6sc insts h o t t o ly b oatied li honozr to Putlitzwill join sou l ' -, ~,, ora , emboents which could only true its, the Peclftlittill -‘• - -a '"' . '" . l l ' 11°4 .• '. '' • • ho iilikr ate . . . -72.72 • - . attended with this ctinsequence—. c ,.. - r r '' .. :• ~,_,_ .._ ... ish - o - br.om. I aipe•-• , . :...ter..4... ~,,.. t s of "au ;' a oee.ratsop fit ;DWI§ 1•211 Svc more sm. .141 S . s . ht. . . . . . .., , . . _ , territory wank! have become the. pitty, ale more ka as jut and well Paaded. . • i ' ..,. ' N T . • 4 ;7 . " ,' 'les liste .,l lii ' ' Sot " idaillla Army - 11 . 1 at or ßradenbutg aeral . seat of war which, with its well- • Awn ia, tiowever, did not , upon this won't, emibeil imperil! le thif f • lr i sial be - ÷ i , . 7 7 . "`l 4l--"r "'. . 11111 Y. 0111 1 1 . 7 10 1:1:4211 . the coasera 4 : *e lk' r ,____ '!. ."Th ell e b eb lO t t COllll4 Ge neral and drive the French re. of means et ., defence, ,could, in a ' in wore fs . t..ilitc atitlilittiurt.tgratx, t , ftsepecrisky of part.e. • • ' " .• • . attek ! 1 : 0 Milltitibutg. It may even be expected, that tralPitH , ..ar , aka tvPrthroire the Monarchy.. . t h e in tu t kaflik 11141ervsle or limbo; tftiyeseld %ill bet • : i t ' - el ..r - .• . ' .4 ' 64 9 . 2041/0/It " . ' '' 0 ..- 111 e. - .. iipiaa ' . a . di ll e t=elt ial b T e r s a th i l mn l ie. this cerps will have much. difficeity A • other • . _,. .... hitUa Lion Isis 'Majesty hap 'no by this priaciple, :skit; as AR order sad 'halsace v. -, r i i k sr e f t ' h ra e nt i in ° i t l li t e he ret s s i l de ie o n f se F o ri f n t c h e e . ' France , F.tir h li a o d rett hr l e P n eltee deP4P°.ll Var d to bc' hy e . :Pecl e* cal°694ll"inalteleti*t"Pe""tr."::'i!li I * . . - all j extefed a."ll.' be dwelsOi tgirsedl4l.lllllwaa("ll.- 141-1" jole .. 10.-C4111 ' . .1130 '. Dn V‘ t Von Watm. edePs 421 'Wacker' on the2lSti • bi . olatkperiUrfore l tinder the command • . been a hessian not only in contra- .wettL aiwilu ' igui• 41it ' lli ti ttl Y 1114 " 1111 . 16111. •• L , - . - Et aod m a tlftary *swim ist.4he Allied v tit awe to strengthen cepa:retrain up it y ie tt Ivies a nd.pritsciples of Emperor, Hea r: i s :l ea - t e Austrie . v . eitite . pou Z ea we. lan is 4 miaow trim to arealaste awirksosstrziod tic . • as:Airilleaseatrire they aka * i . • repeated dechnetiousi4 bin Csbi- o_ . rre not to be entirely unavailing. Ilk Imperial Majesty ba d, I mamm a , tembirajoidesor it. Wall mishit rrioe' oi - irik 41' d • ithout 1 . 1!, .reserve, dl Of gewee ,„ h „,l.4, e '',A m e i , - ,.,„,, ! „1,4, that t h e peobhpoltypelta 1 , ru m m e r tm e al ‘ for billreeitz at km - 47 1 4ed 4 . 6 e wi 1 . , m , en retired to e 81g:utters' of the 'tasty of the i inmettia; e share le •the. War; or mild .no longer be excledel fres ; that theyeeted et•the ' ' wig eecesiarily by . Ilatentuf •• .. ' '' • . • ' ''' • I, his Majesty proceeded awn two , Ills calculations. • The seise], itate or things could not he con., i t i. ltat of ". A . noimice I jartgaltrate osaratier=rrata. , , lie *advent* _ , .oncentittte all lkifforceS and attack it The hrst, I'B is OPT* by the filmed ;of this llui Emperor was esovinced tthis cOnvicdon war' ; lab , a m r id„„,.... /4116 and idi Var......ib billtial e r inPli t h e ° a-n t . g o i w reat h . . Ile is Alum' Ng yeinforceM entB 48 m ell gitiee. Th e sty, was to leare no ti. untried I the mainspring otitis adios', sod Vas Naturally streagthowed by ! i ii i r t hik. _ 6- 7 .. , ... 5ktr ,...... • 7, - ;. ~ , F .C1 . 177a,!'"N" ir or later obtain a the other the failure creep ethrelpt re .prorate a peace. The Seseit was ~ !twos therefare wittordel,astamet dad itt . Illsjoy we pmf b .. selves int o ib tr e i t i n burg kpft lovs of tit , : lioas nem o rs w ce ili la . ro de ns stro . am oat/ diet 'pi siert, * step win takas7lll, Preece. to ' inflarati.bi. e ... 8 .i. self internally , and ally it, a ' apparent . BY oberteltror the Or, editor b l'Awit' c ' sti " °I. wrecker*, thisgreet wort. hat, on the enotrary .ft appraredms -it-. Jr: gr . ..4 ANN4Nairal • Cagifteki throw !heal, 'it should pro ve•im possible io curer! 1 1.1 force e l arn,il,atlier gate of iiintrigt: w be ar eireciro or fiiosir ' la ,' W assiloteton he r mb ar Ab edecid aegoiloneris, o4B4 7l ..iirodaaThere was, a . f lo s : 1 p re l it t e rlXi Per os ror ;Arra ', I e il veli all acTalcc4 edtlit " 4- -" . " l " 74.llv ie " ali ew "mir y Ai li til NM** lit lb. peer Cia i reil4 but witiluitt e the turn of the war shOuh.t . 'rendery the In this part necessary - would ena- i and justified them to oft ihse enalwileeet• lie Ilig sagri l tli l'any Marls to prectica la Wank ail' des elleriresee a the virks atirtme r . 6t -i: • i e . ' . d . . with independence, a in either of ' relax to believe tilal hWdajpity the Nom d as h v dsckiderk.liret ne PkagetrescL i , i period for the tale el the wholes , i s (lar vlr 't : Pow e'f-Wsgsont. pi p o r o to d ary w a s - iina m t m a t e d abdiakii•all their provisiletti: •• l 'Pt the measures whi •. a just awe : ion.k I andoverneetar* rubor. Woe* aloe Plies_ _ _L. _le the ItS 1 frill di to va dly .f . Naraiiiitiodlusellst) ' that `spa its- 4 Th. . " I prescribe. Upon thiB principle it • wevcre of &ositia t se& a. ibe Omni& 10 , • ttilck 4ll e'' . . art car e: that a arrest IdaelhArlat Plate aidlial thli PSI ' -..` ..tlrll6"ii, ;taw Alain in Ole . Adjutant 41 led and comparatively small parts" r e i e u ti rtet n ea d waakkfesatsahathlaCksoS what dlaftg= t altS • Te t i: the Aregetsee begveoeia_,Ot i teesit. aid itaidenead General Vaunt, inert, shit -both that General and pose as a natty upon lam. . ew AiNITIpO tied to co-operate in the War ; the Never expressed Intel( la terms that -sonde warrant say 'Wier " 1814111- • ma v iar 4l4 lo soi ae m em ais . tr tr at rnee. er a paa vinf il i r ikall"iste c a n ge b es, Gement ' Moeisf, Will Mad In the *thin of Oros: Betio aridatankenfeid. ' '' " . warren, st that time 10 a state of I soanructinas. old yid. tbb French did ottatillaakadilettite t b il lt MAO sleight 'have ham sary aleitralid qadtlii. pairared the A tattiest metliation maid only - be SR armed - esediatioa t hat " by thi of .fter.matlease et as thisjoisitio. still remained to be prevared, were l declared. 1119110 ism dem sea . oceeilia, thet Arelria4 " iodic , ir on a tom . ' Askiihre thir lad Owen rdiog to iccounts received io the ensile. ir the prosecutiokof this War . By i existing circatostane.esalt airiest to reellse Menai, to lit • was remove d, it wet= .1r n o vo o f J u l y, s i xteen d e . . ,„. .., v greement between efierlijiigerents, : a *treader,' Past. P14,......v;0 foyer sPaathst after t riv ka t ult i ted she' v iiirv z ng th e c aopmeso ai mt t r e ; I liell. VOn &tort e Cite eneasy's ntreat IS coo. , • decide as a great ase Rory Was even treated as neutral . e oveye e,,, keie dg. i gibe s ,"”747,7t P reee wev ieem Wassi Zet sr e are • • gal Mew* showier :. , ' lbw ithowees arrival, De 611 . tal dull great irregularity. 'floe lotdiers thre e . dews of the system adopted * by his : Anew' •agnwi tit titertis previoasjoiritisetiert f.i.i st iiiison,, t. ' art sw ' the_ _ ~iw 'paints to e istetas away ; end the eavabeliAse sitenundtiee I !Dimpled and atensespaelfhis escape the notice of ssiice , f 11-us- re " - 7,,i,.,= ge , d e wi li pli K i ra igildßil l g t r fitessitifie use ea - • Thin were ahead he cesdeeted, a point which hotartipay bee'S Wil g Paseli *tar amount t° Pr iard s o f 60 . igent observer. - ~-:- k . . Napalm, met p e e* torsos to mkt hestaistast esa6ol6eras • tressed tfry all path* biome the objeet of a &melee which •' , '. • . • --ow-- or 1812 furnished a memorable ei. of the Allied Armies. .Evea their eamolleSta dope WOW* . rendered all the •of the mediating Power abortive. The prime pkiect.ef importance l the n OccecreKel re of an addertakitig supported b ! the valour of the Rialto and Prussian tromps to the seetrentery Th e a pp a rent of th e IPowers latitited to the Freed actions of the mon th of nay. That, hews's*, the melt eats Neseriertw, emotes's agorae! sts* Nor wain esti; of the 4y, is the AtrurasAtv n -/tcLARATIO3I ACUtirl conducted by a Cepteit, of the find „; erst period ef the ea/1111111ga pas et:. more favourable to them, vise 6th at August eh& thirilitiellier dare la a low Deelerhotkel, F roe •I _ the confidence of great military i was owing penEytnthegreat numerical Seperiority of theireoch by which the itillkilties styli:re/wino forms *ere by oesseowt . 114" F.; as' the cnequeled tortoni of arm. is ha• es the rules of prudence, and otit'l 1 faun . aDd . the wineryeleeteftw.dg ed .t hlll .. lhr, Nile". or, regieteolimfAeXpciatFoß bi alle flePkailtht id 4 0 hi the Corte° . result and .common s euvactatioe fron their he and tartly litical estaataltseatt Di . . (.left Moses. _ eft e! _ .e. Met aPba eeeer PROW: .A.l P.. ...r.....ii. ...—...1 t.. ..... ire. 7 v "" lng ibe Cm; ear , since t)te dui 're g elitif;;Toitsinalt so lima the enemy's plans.. Hr fiats eroded coming ' .. te a series or lessons tor•varung upwross, seas new - m. be determined. shook! be deferred untis•the IStissiir July.. • .• • • partite- • 'lb the mean time bit Marjesiy, who would oat os yet a enema oogegeme . nt,'• • Ilie . morimeats alba allied (Over of peacefrom &Arose of duty," and Is " free lau vitatioes 411 hopes of completely terminating bY-1 rpm! Pribcr.t s llb 2aslitind litintill • Bobvtala hive Inset probably ion.. 'from' all ambit a thoughts of congaed ail saran- rpaltint rarities , at mankind and the convulsion, or dm g i t ia tielti tilbate i.' aim in histans .4 th i riti i. r ..... l .„ inotiode i . eat." This he virtue Width his bikjesty's pre- a k a smi apes a new *ltem . edi the . Id hi t hl Y Vat .17:1" l4 i 04 a die • t i, im m ail t • Y . retrograde ape enn not o weir France. with appareat . approbation. bet emelt lubtarily ti ' 0 ea- nr" - --v4r l l. • . tilicessors , hats 'PC ttways bow wodued with : • . . • ' heiatino. of dite the bososest, by :Allen ing , the • .... " ne lo w be dispa w lit ••*Tiope . yisoo o f Magjabitig t_ Other the conusititt .faach lets/ am 4 'lli e lifeltliko .Irlik those of Id s a et i, r ,_ for that purpose to fineand a ptbny p and f surd i , r wattle be ettrrtea Into etect viisxpecticriffo ca llice igr a st r Z e . - ' ; if-, ea4al t 4lxiitt has osieed tho:Obe d slava 1 'pptiat adversarr Oche IS elmitril is itlitol4 softest* oemports werodelayed Newt dm Mt Ihnie,esider P y o pe art recii i ie s G eti tidil * *i mam . . The nia,; wilt- eattre.voll a , ' 4 .- A 1 . 2 ii •i • • k wins o s ie r the . 44biliosiii - of giant' to extst Ilidat Wee* weirely• reflood:. , Mir esswareasr • . - ,--- 1 - ,,, • , ~ • • !relied, :aft e Itioatit c romil te r . e m er io tt i.ju s i e e nt s , m es, .dii - G atesi l l w or p a iiiiio. Af t eAm or gegagv• ' . ~.....1 6d a social order of f stops astionfait IQ prep-. . . .••• - t. 1 „ • : • , • his th Nr 3 / 4 '!