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London, England, 1818-08-15 00:00:00

(1) Extract of the Note of Anytat, 1817
The Royalists were am ausauranta etiotigh, leer eelielsally
00°111C to ■phoW oho fluter. Bat it the Royals", 'sold
aloe, have asolonvanured to purport it, is it in divsdh thew,
in attacking Mein, is divesting thews of all wadwatittob that
it is proposes' to maintain that Throw.? It wouldlle sewer
the troth to abseil, that the R.j.l warp was decided
enough to support site A1_1141417-

Tha Royalisis are too feeble to uphold the Government of
the Klee, which would support itself so them; het, no
the other side, it is affirmed that the Reenlist% deprived
of all the preponderance which might be afforded them by
the Goverment, are snfficiratly strong te shackle and arrest
it at every step. Thr Royalists are too impotent yet all
the efforts of Ministers are exerted, or rather wasted, I. di-
viding them ! In fact, all the deparieseet• of adesinistra-
tin, political isiterests, all is aegleeted in the Government;
and. for IS months, there has loon u exertion bet I. a
warfare of passion with the Resulists. This retrainee to a
party ageing which they have earned its Infidel...end ea-
horst head, the only one that could be recognised by them,
proves what indeed wouki have Mee lilt effect In setting
and consolidating the Royal Authority, far otherwise than
could he attempted by the series of contredktione lit which
the ening course has involved it. Of what does the
Royalist strength mesh* then ? It comprehends all the greater
part of leaded proprietors of the highest class • all she
Clergy of France, all those who cherish the sacred princi-
ples of religion and truth, and the satire of the numerous
pnpulatin in the ravine's of the West and South. Se-
aides this, she immediate ensegoessee of the return of the
King ma to reunite with titres the uncertain bet ialluential
mass ese them people, I. every State, who are awaiting the
impulse which Goverment should give, hut who rarely do
any thing to forward the estatiliehneent of power in the first
instance. The multitude were themselves well disposed to
comprehred and embrace the simple, clear usequivocal
principle of the Royalists who olffireel the; a ellueplete
system, with a visible heed, which all the mown of 'meta-
physics, all those political heresies whin embroil the mind,
can neither seize nor their adherents be attached to. It is
ease to undersea:al what must have been, what has been, the
effect of the preachments of the Minions of the King, who
have cried oat, daring more time a twelvemonth, that we
most net be Royalist, that it was necessary to mistrust
those who were, as enemies who *wished the most perfidi-
ous views. Staggered at coutradictloss of which the motives
awed pot be penetrated by them, the nee forming this die.
posable mass remained in an undecided Mate, without attach-
ment and without cosfidence fur a Government which em-
ployed all its vigour to divide, combat, nail destroy its as-
lant and tree supporters. Now, to feet, what should we
have said of the English Ministers, if lately they had exert.
ed ail their policy lb maintain a pretended baleen of equa-
bly between the rebels of Spa-lisiels and those who were Ile.
nem of suprortiog the Goverment—if they had caressed,
protested, awed aleerraged she persons gnat ready to put
thermion at the head of the tonienolleas in Leaden and
the rossistin—sed if, at kerb, they had Snail, sought the
assistance and allimseeof insurgesits against Ausgabe wish-
ed to preserve the State! See in such a state, britrever, the
part taken by he Ministers of France.
But, it is asked, wleere are she., among the Royalists of
France, the men sufficiently tried in affair.to whom may be
confided week important &sissies? Numbers of Gogh men
will be fond amongst those who have so other ignored thee
the establishmesit of the Royal Power, amongst those who
have no antecedent bilis to hifideace sad dominate. These
wow, I say, now showed ; nod the public enlarge, will suf.
ileintlysiesignie them, wbinenewe shall haveresehed that
paint enabling as Grady to declare that it to the illoaareby,
noel sot the Revolation we world comelidate • and 1 ask, in
turn, of those who labour to lay epos the Rey:ilistanly the
inefficieet resale ur a Geseerament which has destroyed sit
existences sod repatatinel ask Kale of them, who
among the preemie Ministers, has a solitary voice pointed
out, for these two yes* as capable of filiseg his pest. nod
whom piabl,c opinion semi morals ea likely to be ? It is not,
therefore, men tee west. It certainly would not he definite
to discover in none sf limit number who would carry into
poithe affairs mere reason, energy, and distentiobri than
those who new 01404 Re.

• Out of metro fh isased proprietors, each paying tom
of une•thottesoll feri es, iiitw.tesths aro Roraima in lie
anise oppor.-ci to /fir Nuistry Out of forty-are thnosarid,
paying each 500 framer. Imre thee one-half arc of the szettie
clouts**. Out of leO,Slll, payrolls rich 300 teases. the
Royalists the is propottiva ; i•ut, excepting for Me' false
swiss of division Mitch she G....r005t...1 has sow estsisloih-
ro, the Royalials ooOf . km" fu, need. the isejority is the.
hlt..r The prop.rtio..s are nearly the mete as
ciassci ahu proem but oluveabte gouda.