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ss' si'Sj-jibvmpeet for the emieneee, the
- ' : hunot devised from the line
ct-W .þd meed out for iteels. In
then
.,Tbe thrietian religious, founded upon
the medity ofthe Gospel, ere all usesul te ss
thsfsi . 1
The Wenns of the Feuhourg St. An- *
Musthehnmber of whom emeuute to i
' upwde-pf GOOD, had no temple, & from" {
tion 'tqusitemorial, it was in the chapel of .
Wshey exereieed their wonhip.-—'
sssshfif 'dmrch has been acknowledged, their .
divides: bove been appointed by the em- \
' pemjct'and are supported at the expence of {
th.- neu- '
. of Cebinietical theology hat
. New ct ' .det Monteuoan. - j
" Wzthmei-d to the religion which it that i
05th " ctr'or, of the Imperiel hmily end j
9! lids- ct' me majority of the French,";
Why. "stile pmsi'ofgoemmen_ the j
Wct—WW-ZdM-wee. ew *
"When bed formed; in all of
M' 'ctho hue been tude lot the
law ' , p deeme themnivee to the
ct _ si ical presented; the edticee os di
, 'He iphnebeen repaired—the num
h! If the chapele of eaee hue been aug
mu'd, The public teenufy, by taking *
* of the enlar'tee of the eurates, has
mNy vithdrawn them from the de- ss
. msim of the eoutumnee. Succors have 4
" usilsieeund with liberality to the euratce, ss
indothenetvants of the church to whom ssj
an end inirnidee rendered them neeem- ss
ry. si ltt since,= hie majesty he: called several
b'nhope and ned bishop: to seat: in the te- ss
nate, and in the council of the univenity. ,
Hin mjeny hubﬂd diﬂ'emxces wno me
courag- of Rome, n : temporal sove
nngm ' Conmt in his moluuan che em
peror deleodcd his right: of his crown end
a! bit people; he did what was required
by she grud pol'nical syltcm which is re
' ing the west. ; but 'ithoat touching
the ' inn] principio:.
N _ it ignorant .! th. "ib which
theu'lIþor-l sovereignty of tho popes hu
caused to rdigiu! find it not been for
that ldvcreigmy, the halfof Europe would
not n'o- be sepenud from the Catholic
church _ _ "
Then 'a any one single mean I! with
dnw'mg it forever from such gem dan
gen. and of reconciling the internal os che
cure with thou of religion: "it in neces
sary dyde]:- oucccuor olf St. Pmr should
be . r like St. Pater; that bold] oc
' .zb the cdvndnolnulemdvitk
". bnmmu-muumwbu.
(M. worldly idea. by pnuuion of.
ct : by din—im of smit- of
te ', ss and of produce.
- hhﬂnfion n'had: a due upcrned
Mild" (N- 'Þ'Q'ﬂ Wood, and
w inv- nium] :: m in um otmngeu.
ctw— ct si —
> , _ My 'Hehn-cmhnud l'
* in it ingot, h- bunddcbsunygn."
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- Hesipfopolc to call othen to his council of
ltnte- _ _ . .
WM religion hue had theie'ap
M' this yet!, a in the preceding
ltddsssi hot confine itself to teknting all
fect'mu ct-Pnhip, it honorl, it encounzesse ss
Wsisiasififctsiz
; no- m rmi n'am.
us;:q-b .. .,
? si DJYPMCH l.. ct
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PW"P"*'**
and humility. .
lgnerance saven fantticitm—Hu ma
jesty hn thereson ordered that the prin
ciplet of the school of Paris end the. decla
ntionsios the clergy of 1681. be professed
in the :eminarice—he withes to oppose
theinﬂuence of a sound doctrine to that
tendency of human weakneas which tures
the most sacred things to support the low
est intereutt. -
His majesty has done a great deal sor
religion; he intends yet to don great deal
more, and in proportion as the thirty mil
lionl of ecclesiastical .penslons become ext
tinct, he means to employ the nmount to
the improvement of the church. One. ob
lig-ntion alone, relative to temporal things,
in imposed by divine right, which is, that
the prietts live by the altar, and t'etctvc
the consideration necessary fortheir sacred
ministry. .
W A R.
White the emperor was than preparing
all the improvemehu which every Yelk of
his reign leeures to France ; while the en
nnal execution of the lawe of the connchp
tion maintained complete without difficulty,
without a shock the schcdnlee of our le
gions, our enemies, who are also theirs,
were preparing for gigantic eﬀorts; but
we have already ttated to you, a few days,
ofter the opening of your session of 1808,
the emperor had beaten the Spanish ar
miu, entered Madrid, and placed hit bro
ther on the throne; by : sudden and skil
ful march had drawn the English army to
hie point, and was pursuing it without giv
ing it time to breathe, had arrived upon
the srentiera of Gellifia. after having ta
rub the contempt che;- dnemd; Ram
spoke no loul—otfiny windows French; ;
inn. 'e'igheeod-miuio- of union., n'ill:- ]
day union- oil th! We ofsho Rhioq, lt- &
ten the cut: which gbcsi French government !
[in taken w, protecuhe religion)! our fcthu- :
'Msom'zlssn lad w'udbm'af ouc-sissu-ss
mood che]: _ & un sromctthc anempuiof : ?
FGtcgory Vll.md of ill,:hoce who eper- ss
: , ss ' up); ba! osﬀqxiou- Neithez the
L', ,TM 'siEPsi'ct'sdf _ Il
Beian church but we: acknowledged such
monstrom principln. si '
si TN king: but to give an accoqnc only
to God; and the Pope, according to the
principle. of ]uW mon. a welle:
yethcn, givc to Can} what belong- to Caz
nr. The temporal crown and &: acepcrc
as she uﬀain of the world were not given
up to him by him who desired to be call-d
the " :: am of the servant of God." and
len I gsl'll numocr 0! pruoncu, wan [Il
ing its hoapitals, baggage and arnmunition.
He then received information of the treaty
in virtue of which the court of Vienna
wan to furnish 100,000 musten to the in
turgent juntae. He learned at the- same
time that Austria was ﬂying to arms, and
that her ertnamenu had Mmdy spread ter
ror in the etntee of the Consederation. He
immedhteiy nuspended his triumphznt
much, left his mniee in Spain, and tho't
that his pretence would euﬂice to destroy
his enemies. ss
His masseety certainly never gave to Eu
rope : greater proof of the etrength of hie
mind and of the power of his pains.—
Eighty regitnenu of the vetem noon:
which had conquered et Ulm, sint Auster
litz. at lene, end et Friedland, remained
in Spain, and he came and placed himself
at the head of his thin and new lain.
You remember, gentlemen, the uneasi
nen which we then experiencedsind which
no carried so far, thet set- a moment Eu
7 rope euppued that that nation lo often ven
qniehed, end which no indebted 'for her
existence to the [enemity of our nove
nip. wn'nbout to eonquer our nlliee end
iuu'de. our territory. The emperor of
Awmm : force of mood mmsihsie}:
nel igimelon, even . oure si
feeud by, ppermney, thought he could
need to omnia victory. Deum end (
who commdy recommend: to him charity
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ed hsits majesty the emperor with an occa- ss
sion lo wrtz; to his adoptivc son : som- vic- ss
gosy i; (; grand daughter of Mq-mgo,
Tnc wrccks 0] m.: dtﬂsscrcnt corps of the
army could not have tallietl, and would
have been taken and disarmcd is, by : sor
tuitous went, the ovcrnuwing of the Da
nube had not stopped Zhe French army.—
The ganns ot war and the eﬀorts oi' art
overeame tht-ir unsercseen obetnclea. in
war the courage and force of the lion mtut
by turne be united to the cunning and put
dence of the fox.
ln But, the battle of \Vagratn, which
was sollonedsi by the: armistice of Znaim,
took the nrnu out of the hande of our ene
mies. No hopes new remained forsithem
except in the generosity of the vanquisher,
which they had wasten misundmtood.
By the treaty os Viennn, France and nll
her alliee have acquired midenble ed
ventngn, end peace hn apin been tenor
ed to the eoutinmt. Let us hope that thin
pence will be of longer duntion than that
. of Prnburg, end that the men who deceiv
ed the Atutrian eabinet nster the truty of
Preeburg will not succeed in deceivi
then: after that of Vienna. They iron!
pronounce their mnter'n ruin; fer hence,
great, wersul and etrlng, will dweyl be
he the reneh of the cembinntionl and
intri es of her enemieo. "
attend. howeverjssvhcn our mien
were occupied insimnanyssmduehe le
nltuye ill-lnfortned. nptmthlmding. the
unroot:- nuns which che 'ctpe'yl to spies.
tumts am" our meu- bind:
esi-siqnpdsssitsi-in. Zctctsisiw , :. ge
ny, m] yea _ lame
[der M- lforty WMW in
.he marched 15!th Echmuuygmsiﬂ-sikedsi
.v, , 4"! .ss. , __
dey ded; sithe n'ot;. - The etnpetmrbr -
hit tum] 01"an 'Ieþcnsssifesidf m tom";
os'dle mnyssturqtyss; _ on the.20th his beee' ;
th'em'et Where; on mean; mnrebnl ;
epinet Laafisibnt, took" ' 'ofsstbess;
city, of the btidge a'erpss the ("5 wdlfhss
weuhe Lead qulnerisisslnd'cem of ilke :
peration: of the enemy, by that mead; cut ;
oﬀ the communication: of the FWPf' gr
my,_'to'dk theirjbochze, their bridjsslsissf-si
qnipagsiea ad their hotpitalss; on aﬂtk, .
the leftsies the 'amy of prince Cþadns. .
which "was reduded -to_ ssfour eorps in couth \
quence osthesstcperatim} pf the two omens ;
eotnpktely robtedthem. took Some men ':
and one hundred pieces of mood, "and the -}
same night he tlept on the plain ofsi Ratio
bou in the head quarters of the arch'duke ]
Charles; on the sad he closely pursued,
the enemy, deetroyed-the Aunrinn-cavaliy
and took pouueion of Ratiobon ,n'sid made.
pritonen 12,000 men, whom the enemy l
ln "48 hours the Ausman army. oemg
struck'as it were by : thunder-boltct had its
sate decided. Os si: corpe, each upwards
of forty thousand strong, five were beaten,
reduced to halt' their numbzr and separated
from one another. :l'he yrech of four
corps of their army were thrown upon the
lna, without bridges, without mitgazines,
and withnut hnsPitals. The 'rumbrs of
these sidizfasters soon reached the sovereign
ni' Austrin, and in lus than two days .he
must sensdess presumption soon gave way
to the men dreadful consternation.
Hutvever, th: 8th and Ozh corps which
formed the Anstrian army in Italy. had
surprised our troops, which were far from
expecting so much dieloyaity. hlnckaded
Pahna-dova and Venice, and on the 28th '
ot' Aprii were upon the Adige. 5
The emperot's plan was not doubtsul.-ct
After he had dci'eutcd the grand army oi.
Prince Charles and driven four of his corp
had left in that city. _
the Att-tnan auny ot' ltaiy, to succor his
own ltaluo states, which are so dear to.
bind ' '
'Scarceiy had : month elapsed iron the
unjuet aggresstou of the Austrian army,
when Vieuna w-s Hombnrded & compelled
to open her gates and how before our tri
umphunt .Atmo.
'l'ne Ausnian armv of Italy soon per
ceived that their ﬂanks were uncovered,
and ielt the necessity of retreating; the
vieeroy, who had conquered on the Pinvc,
on the Nonek Alps, in Carnio'ea, rmhcd
the confine; of St} ria and eﬀected hisjunc
inzo nohemza, he continued to fuliuw .hei
two curps wisich were retreating to the inn, :
he manner] against Sasitzuqrg, L'2ntzs Up)
per Austna and dtyrin, 10 orqu to outﬂank si
tion With the grand army. Very soon nf- :
ter, he heat the enemy in the heart OfHun- .,
garyct 'ctict hesimrmurable annivernrv of Ma
rengo and Friedlaud was celebrate'd by the
battle ot itub; that circumstancc furnish- !
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cometh ana'sisser- .,H" .ﬄ' si"! his order.
ed n' "go'st: So 'And-chid us this cveh,;- ,
The eqyem sqwoqh siny-xds me,,
why. being mutual un Þ'u ngipssd, m;
wi: what ehcct doubt til" Mie- "quite,,
arc faithldi "w dish add ussi & country he
will pun'tssihct' tljdsili-whd' _ ;- fisisk : ches
'shamectsal li ma giorndmctlfisip . _ -.ss
it is ctncceiqsm to conq ' refer ;
ﬂcss-chesif [die: depaﬂmn'ﬂsim to am
xsssoppo nations! guard: iverez is mo'sioo;
'whzln' 25 God nice dzsi'ZcW liv'd dye depnu;
! mmlzlpd m ﬂnpdctctq int! tha- ihc gmdn.
msidiy furnishecta :! Mind pklcdf 'ctu
Tnc E anew]. yhd um bbiþ
312 sidﬂsi'Mﬄﬂ' mufdo ! ger cop;
prssom. ( !m :)rmy m- cqmmy "an in : lea
son in which it was expound w danger,
more fatal (handle bguesi," he tinned "
Engiaud. England hassl consumed furni
derable grenuteo ?: .she by losulssle ﬂower,
- at her arm.)" ; side had resschd n') her. peoo'
ple the secret. os dugecjatfoumlsswkich n
tach the French to the'gevemnse'm "and the}
emperor. ss'lfhcscnn lhe only frsiuiuof her
Icmclcas cdtsivrprizc. Aib che 'glcpmtf
mean of old France;]?code o the Wr'
Calais and osxhc'npnh, and among &: ne!
dcpzmmcms, (huge! the Lys, have been
particularly distinguished. All "wouldsshnc
and in the: same manner is. tþcyss Nbcci
inch: same sieu—nioh'. Some Scoupxdel of
the departinm: of the Smrc alo'ne dicplaycd
: bad spirit ; instead os ﬂying m the,;kscom
of the country, they exciced a-udiciow—
Hia majesty has given orders for cpqrc-m-r-j
tials to sccsijuuic= enccmed nn'thoec bad
cizizzns. A counseilor 6! nice ba: he:!
sent to take intormalion. The ' conimnucv
and the individual; who. hue. concluded
th'omsclveo impropcrly, pil! - be. deprived
for 25 years o! tbzir rights of citizemhip,
and be subjsieﬂsied. up double hau- Upon
their gate. win be inscribed mue worde:
Tlu': commune is no! Fr'cm-i. On the either
hand,!zis majesty has ordered to— be.- pre
unccd to him project) osmmqtctnmsiuctw fu
ture gmraw Amsi w X Licie;
'os his satisfaction; . . ,-.- ;, ;. _
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