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?&ICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY.

STATE' OF EUROPE.
AT THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE YEA* isle.

(Coatiricied front ear Paper of Tresilay.)
In the recapitulation of the territorial Ione&
and personal deradations, inflicted on the Em-
poor FRAN,IS and his House, by the Treaties of'
Luneville and of Presburgh, we have not yet mem.
?toned ogle of the severest kind, in which Muth was
with ins ury. It is well known, that the
Ails, Ilan Family, as we denominate ;Lem in com-
mon langu ige, expired in 174 g, io the male line, in .
the person of Cuatii.Es the 6th. From the usar•
elegy of his eldest daughter, MARIA TORIRESA, with
:Fusee's. Doke of LORIA I N 6, OtHang the reigning
Mouse of Lorrain-Austria. Bat, in i 736, the
'll)ukts of LJRRAIN had been transferred to the
Books of theArun, and recognised as Grand Dukes
of TetscallV. Foßsu Rase W. brother of Falsetto
ansi erieltitr him its order of primogeniture, eon-
hotted to reign at Florence, down to the clove of
the last century,. A Prince, mild, just, pocilics and
beloved by his stribjects; but, like his elder brother,
untit to struggle with revolutionary 6tnes.—.
As the sueetnei.or and the repre,entative of the it.
lustrions family of the Nhotcts, he held a distin.
IVll4led place among the state. of Italy; while, as,
a callateral branch oldie Imperial Line, he main-
tained the influence and interests of Austrin to the
south of the Appenines. By the Pence of Luneville
Fenoteano was deprived of Tuscany, winch 80..
N APART,. conferred on Louis. Prince of Parma,
who had married the daughter of CHARLES IV.,
King of Spats. This splendid donation was re-
garded as the recompense of that Monarch's hem
and pusillanimous subservience, as well MI un-
shaken devotion to Fri.nce ; and the grand duchy,
transformed into a kingdom, was called Etruria.—
, In order, nevertheless, to competriate, to soma
measure, for so severe a lout, the unfortunate FER-
DINAND was made, by the same revolutionary via.
knee, Prince of Salieturgh, an archirishoprick.
situated [between Austria and Bavaria, of vety con.
%hireable magnitude, possessing valuable stilt mines,
and, from its position, covering Leos, as well as
Styria, ots the must vulnerable cleaner. Bat, by
the Treaty of Presburgh, Fs:Romano was a
third time foreib:y removed iutu the centre of
Franeouia, made Prince of the Bishopric's of
Worixburgh, placed 'miter the lash of Iklarot,Eux.
tool 6iiully ennairelkil to e.iter into the "Culifede-
ration of Rhine;" in other words, reduced to
become en enemy to the Chief and Head of his
Wow?. If, however, any thing could soften the
severity of such Ire ititiesit, or oiler a consolation
for the ce.sunn of the Tyloi to Bavaria, it was dill
acquisition of Sidtzburgh itself, which, in 1606, be-
cam. Austrian.

S.ith ..as the poi•itinn of Faxscts in April last,
(r tiott•th time, be took up anns against
his oppre.sor. Evrry thing Gemmed the attempt.
24)14:APART e, plumccd into the heart of Spain, and
engaged in pur.uing the British forces, under Sir
Joni' had advanced at far as Astorga, on
the route towards Corunna, whn he was recalled
by the preparation. of Auer's.- His stay at Paris
was .hint; awl the some wan, who in December
slrfe.teil the S;rallish armies on the. Ebro, entered
Madrid, and drove the E,,gb,.h out of Galliciti, sips
peered on the Danube by the 22d o(April. 4. With
the rapidity of the Eagle," as he justly asserted, he
attacked and muted the Archduke animas, at the
gates of Ratiabou. rosined Lintz, and, pushing for.
ward is defiance o fol I obstacles, made biome' f master
of Vienna before the middle of MaY,sfter a short re-
sistance. Brit here he might have been stopped.
and probably checked iis his career, if not totally de•
feateJ, barl the councils or armies of his opponent
been conducted with either intelligence. Itirfour.Pe
decision. Before the end of May, the victorious Cord.
Mean mistaiiied, at As,wrii, a revs rue of the most se.
'nous demtiption ; produced, indetil. more by the at.
tack ofr)se Danube, than by thet.seticseesuprriority
orate Ao.triAos; yet not lees celarintous is it* nature
or in its results. How are we to explain. that, in
six we ta, which elapsed between this event and
Bua4lP3. TI'S second successful passage *crows tbo
river. ou the nth of July. no attempt Ca, wale by
the Austrians to attack him, emberraiied. mei con.
rioted as 1w then was among the esti*. in the
stream of the Ihssube ? Was it iodecision, or in.
capanity, or corroptiou ? From that time. it
Ir. I• u retl no chose from the other world to (*reel
the issue of Use contest. Awdria was 105 t....
NA ro Lao a, as might hare beso foreseen, paged
the near a .rensid time, and instantly brought ha a
general action at ‘Vmgratn. The superiority of Ice
discipline and miisviss.y science would nevertheless
have been iireffectnas, if he hid not been aid d by
the enemy. He foss,d, twilwersi- ineurthisiir, his best
auviliary, among the tirch.rikte of the Imperie'
F.smily. One of them. by Name Joker, invalid
condos-ling the force* riitenqed tar h.* rare, in
!., share the ha: awl Juicer of the day, aril
on the field, after victor, hs I, be Ms *borate.
by that iiiyurnstauts only, declared in faecal

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