The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-10 00:00:00

APPEAL. TO THE PEOPLE OF B.U)EN.

Conformably to the exam;di,of my auguit GratidfativT, I
made it my inviolable duly to labour for the welfare ansl hap-
piness of my subjects, and to secure the preservation of the
State of Baden, I regarded as sacred the engagements which
the late Grand Duke had contracted.with France, he entering
into the Cenfederation of the Rhine, because 1 hopal that
by religiously fultilliob them I should lay the foundation.; of
the traimaility of my pepple, and of the preserVation (doily
count : and though the misfortunes of a long wise, in which,
in pursuance I eNkting engagements with" France, it became
necessary. to join cotiticralde corps of troops to the French
armies.) as Well as the privation of all eoninieree did consider-
nob: y to the country, yet my only consolation arose from
the that peace wound one day furnish the With the
means of indemnifyits,,,:- my tensile for all that that they bud
solte!"ed. Divine Providence, which holds its its hands the fate
of as and of armies, has snatched the colours of Victory
flout the French, and confided theist to the Allied Armies,
who tight the ;.:Itt'St., orl.3Vriligtny. Prom the banks ot the
• Elhe t,, 0).4! of <ill, Rhine, the l'ciwervare advancing
ol.:sta, le, and pVl'edrA vietory. When I. taw
t he'l•lieat re of War approar!, al. a my stittes, I made ft
lam: attempt. to secure their: repose. 1 endeavoured
to obtain from the Emperor of :1,0 French the neutrality of
thlcoootry Ratko, in the 10.i.0 that tho :11 I led Powgrs
W ould'aent thereto;- lint the a,:mot was not snecessful
ab ibh the tr ::, :r:•.s ot my State.; his
`9'T-rarwin, l'ra oil co.ifiscra
her, HMI to totehe common c.:ose wit!) them. The preservothm
of the country of..nolcu, the liberty and hotelier (knee of
Germany, are now, therefore, the important cud width we
must exert ourselves to attain, and which we have reason
tO expect from our union with the high Allied Powers. 1 must
not conceal from you, that our geographical position, as' her-
dering upon France, renders tun- conntry a point of main im-
portance, relatively to-the other allied Status of Germany; and
conSequently roluire all the sacrifices emmilanded by the tie-
cesity of defending your country, your homes, and your
lauti-
lies; and that t bus yon will be compelled to exert all your etforts
to contrilone, ois our side, to the establishment of a general
peace, and of a political eqiiili!nium which May ensure its du,
ration ; and which, by protecting the liberty of commerce,
may give now actii:hy to national indostry, and. :nuke the.
prosperity of the country to silting up Inhobitauts-of
the Duchy of linten, pl:.ce confidence its your Prince : may •
the defence of vour country, and of the liiierty of Germany,
intliulle your hearts smith,a holy enthusiasm for the general
good, and in9;re yon with a gloriouS zeal to pr,....ictit your-
oelv,!s voluntarily nailer the colours of yOur country, anti to
follow the title eVIWPIe of Volt!' I.ll'OttitTs in arms, of the tirand
Duchy, who.lmt-c preceda you for many years in 'the career
of honour, The friend of sty people, 1 will every here par-
. t icip4te with you the dangers of war, till .... is durable pe.ier shall
linn:lire me the happiness of eanqrming lone prosperny. for
lse future, and'of sheltering the tranquility of the .country
Iruhts ever, storm.. • -
Corlsrulit'i Nov. so, Isll3. • (Signed) CHARLES.

ruEnT-, Nov. S.—General Hiller has this day.
issued a eroclaination to the Italians; whiCh, after
noticinolhe splendid victories of 'Leipsic, and the
advance of the Allied Armies to 'Yrank fort, Pro-
retipic .1 Italy I.—Snell ari• the effects of union. It has
beat the 4.ol•• weans of deli 0-once ; and •: it. is only when
n Alan, and INloularchs have .fought under a deep im-
presiii; of t hi: truth, that the Almighty 14443 blessed
their eaorts. Follow •this example, aud cuter into this
kecred ..Since I formerly addre sod. you, the
array of trltitth the room:, IA is entrurted to ate, has advanced
victorious heyoudthe' frotitiers of the ,Tyrol, and stretches
forth: to yini its' bawl. The war which you have hitherto
'waged isgalas:t Att,:tria k a W. 11" again4t nature; for it i. not
541nm:the poottlii.that .lusts i t make s'• 'nor to aggranill,ai
likTbclfie",4lWi;l4:*war only with twit optives.tor of tuitions, ieltd
she Jiyhts ttilesli„fur her owri independetsee. :You eaunot en—
sentlinen4 towireas I .for a new order,of
t'lEol;s is artly,:prepittinrt for y4dt a. liro ow; futurity. Itite.,
then, fitruple of ltalyt.fi,llow the et,:an;-,ile of the liacariants,
tile.Siaxons, the Wurternbur,;lier:4, and join the defender,, of
•
religion and justice 4. •

ckur,situim, garrison of Styria;
burg .sellds out fretptent patrolo. and reconnois-
s;lncei of mg right. bank of the Rhihe. Tice
destractiou of the ‘illtrie of Kehl is irrevocabiy

• Et..iwitiELP, Nov. I l —The Ituoian Nrajor-
Genel:al publiblied. here die col-
wini; Genel.al Order • .