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faculties to one single °Ned, the deliverance of Eu-
rope ; sad I, wish the same restlessness for all So-
vereigns, who are still more interested than myself
• in Preventieg the inevitable catastrophe which im--
'ponds, if the most extraordinary peace, not only di-
vides their power for the present, but deprives them
• •
future of all possibility of again forming such a
'whole, such a strong military force as they now
have in their haods, for the purpose* opposing the
stream that has increased to such prodigious magni-
tude.
A battle, fought against all the rules of prudence
.aud if embus been lost. It bas compelled the Em-
verve of Austria to intreat the Russian Emperor to
abandon him to his fate. The want of provisions
vroold likewise have obliged the Russians to leave
lee, time the unfortunate theatre of the war. The
kooksa tyros ate retreating by forced marches;
- millets only the last disaster, the cotnpol-
aluellPlument of an ally, whom, notwithstand-
. lig 4i* bleed it has coat them, they are unable
.a#4004 this voisseity of their retreat, magnifies. in
'tide lipos, the invincibility of the erqueror ; and
t men get back to their couatry, they will
'4OOO be he so gnat hams to,ustkirn.
Y-.. nks public •1081811. 'which always imliates to the
iide ebbe wen r% *mike in favour of Kapoleoti.
?be ardbrtaaes efihe :ancient and poweful house
of Amnia, ttme repeat of the lonians, the tardiness
of the Wog a( ?ramie. seem la the eyes of many to
.us polio abettimeli/ necessary. A very small.
amosheit of perms, are of a different opinion.
&ism the defeat at Amain'', a tolerable peace
mien have been concluded. The *canal naediatioa
of the ging of Prase& coaster-balanced the great
samosees of the enemy, whose too-widely extended
piens, la caosegneace of the velocity of his con-
` quoits is ruined coanteies, would alone have been
setflkimat to inspire him with alederation. His ne-
= soeimioes will extricate hiss from the dilemma, in
which, ootwiduenadiag his apparently brilliant site.
mita, he Is Mistily placed. The viaories of his ea•
bast eta mrodoiliew of more immediate and decisitd
results, than chose of his armies.
If certain her eases the conqueror to dine
tees pease, she will eneviader to him all the rescurcee
of the Home of Austria.
Le the heads of each asi Oleo leader, all the re.
Itemise of the states which composed the House of
Atiotela, will be developed j the energy of the people
will be mired, as soon as it shall corn* to this
prima to ight with a certain other nation. Then
wilt the formidable armies, which dissolved, like snow
in the sun, before the lucky star of Napoleon. again
make amir appearance, and with these newly.
Masted Aostriaoa ha will attack another state.
The Ring of Prussia has indisputably a respectable
army; sad two faithful allies, Hesse and Saxony ;
heralise fink fete is closely conneited with his. 'tin
essay, would, however, attempt to carry the war

into his dominions.
To this reasoning it will be objefted : if you
*asider war with the French as dangerous. why
+5 you wish a certain Monarch to abandon his
system of neutrality, and to change his mediation
iota an 'ousel', which world caress him to the
dangers you; describe, while yogi ft lip same time,
nit, that dispirited Austria is ito logger capable
of helping herself, but lies at the mercy of the
reastnetor ?
_l. sower, for the very reason that Austria *setts
iestielf, the web of the Roanans should be stopped
betieweery have actually returned to their +stain
allarrtErs 4nd Obey should be *Chuck to the theatre
ef. wan, bare dP *POMOStates, Ugh'. Tirol.
ad 4ossihre, by treaty; to other masters ;
l =rehelbdolse
i mia receive a new Con.
s organised according to
elistale j n short, before all these innova-
gra are by pewee. At this moment,
an SooldLikiMorMip bow mach might not be ef-
hew. iskinft poem circumstances, by a certain
power
As win sy peace is signed, there will be no re-
• Lot os now gasoline the respedive positions of
jr rdral powers. Qi the one head, Napoleon
i 4 wow of Italy. Tyrol, Austria, Vienna, all
111wovia. anal yore than halt of Bohemia. Hun-
g is treotraliaed. The revenues of all these gra.
Awes fisraisla hiss with subsidies ; the Imperial
sisipleires supply him with ammunition, arms,
&e. But his military position is not per-
feitly favourable.
• yhe Armorials limperor has no longer any states,

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Dear baros—With _ • Sor-
row for the pithy* which "PC eyes'
JP s.
sad a bead filled. with the cony took
place between us three days age, the nights
without sieep--I can find no rest—l direa all my