The Sun.
London, England, 1813-08-18 00:00:00

ileriregs of the arrogant tyrant..
And ferthernum . , if no oVe 'dot bt';'faftlitl, who
can mime any sib* Orpti.iremade. by Napoleon,-
by which all those who have &listed to it, have
not been deserted, drceireti-, and betrayed if no
one ca'.i name to ti's It
.overt'igli, a IC:4100m, a
Republic, or a Nation; which.has not either, been
the sacrifice of his treachery tklttl .tyranny, or at
'cast huS been selected to liecomo such ;. and
finally, if "millions of Men have been butchered
through his Means, and xehole statei tVe'ichcmu'dY
invaded if the whole structure of his power anti
policy was raised on injustice• a,ul cruelties ot'
kind, it -must clearly appear, that XV boeveeexii,..eti
from him aught hut 'injustice, Must either lit
blind, or nut sec with his eyes Open.,
But in the letter to the Conn ander4JiThiti
of the Allied Armies, in the Order of the P:iv
sued by Napoleon, there reigns that usual inso-
lence,,,khat total want of dignity, which leaves
this hero of the revolution," in spite of

crowns and titles,,, so far heneath all limfUl
Princes. • We, in that respect, gratefully per-
ceive, with one of the later public writers that
Providence, ‘vhilst he made use of it conqueror to
punish Kings and Nations, yet, in despite of a
few glassy appearances, denied him all the digaity
which shonld distinguish a SOvereign, that the
deluded human race, when it has stiftered enough
for its faults, may again find the traces of the re-
volution, the remembrance of which so much
pains are artfully employed to efface !
It now, in conclusion, we shout l itttswer•• the
tpieMion, how is a natii:m to preserve itself, Rani
the cunning and rage of this oonqueror„? we will
not turn to those cations, vim, after the hitter
experience of many years,. with rsinful levity for:
get every indignity that hail been 'heaped on them,
and now-suffer severely for it ; but it is to you,.
sons of IttnAiti, who Hid not suffer yonrselves: to
be (received by the smooth speeches orthe enemy, -
who did not crouch under his power, that We ad-
dress ourselves. Hold fast to that
.band which
;
connects the earth with the heavens
~walk as ye
• have clone from the Hine of your first. ancestors,.
~
in the light of the holy religion and. you will al—
ways•distinguish truth from falsehood. •(.;onsider,
as you always have done, your country as one.
great family, whose members, whose- SOUS you
art—your Monarch tieing itt father. Cling with
that love, for which pill to e so'n•aeh distinguish-
ed, to your father and to your colintry.--for them
only shall the heart of a Russian beat) for ilium
only shall he raise his arm ; mu! should the world.
sink, yet on her wreck ‘votild you stand, with your
national independence saved, victorious, great and'

happy.
it belongs to the frivolity of the present race Of
so lunch sunk in point rilorality, either to be very weaLly
affected by Ow eriseities perpetrdit.d by' the :Cc:11)01'14m,
French or otherwise, and to their 0‘,7,i destruction rt.1.4i1l
a veryslight remembrance of them.
•

Although he did not suet ecd in this de,ign, notwith-
standing his in uption into Russia, vet, We 'Lire clot venture to
believe that for that mason he has :.iii, tined it.