The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-27 00:00:00

131.T07tArtPTE, the Royal representative
aury squared out of independent States,.
zelled to bias •by no 'earthly. right but
C:o sword, utterly 'regartiless of jus7
third, the King of Naples,. .lo.•,:curm
whose Monarchy, like the preceding:,
'led on no principle
,but that of. abso-.
'fiery, and the dispossession by force,
‘‘•ftrl owner. Fourth, the King of Italy,
BEAUHARNOIS—by what title King, let
'acres of the inhabitants of all the States,
t'e Alps-to the southernmost Appedirres tell
the invasion of the Pope's Dominions, of
of Genoa, of Venice,' of Piedmont, 'Of
Ail4aese, and of every territory washed by
`'her, the Po, and. the Adige, withont the
nt an apology or excuse, in perfect peace,
tfter Paying subsidies to purchase the forbear-,
of these French Robbers—let these things
•
`the legal claims of BEAUHARNOIS ! .
iese then are the persons, and those are the.
with which Bno&Ar.anTE'would meet
\llies to treat of peace and the Continental

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will scarcely beiMagined, that Peace will be "
I"e`i., With these fortunate Gentlemen, all
'd "Pon their ,usurped thrones. Even sup-
that all the Sovereigns of EuruPc should
(which we trust"not one of them will do)
i•eat the virtuous and legitimate. House of.
le" Hs outcasts, they cannot' do. the same
eppb
INAND the Seventh, .by the &ins of Si
-
`1; and SARDINIA, by the Prince Of ORANGE,
the Regent Of PORTUGAL, and, in short, by
lose"
qs and their German Allies. With whom
•uute IsuoNrAl3attra be at Peace, that We:Me
eniQY this cordial union and this new security
iitlietl us from his altered nature ? With FEB-
Asit) the V.llth, whom he btisely stole
Lfrom his
tmlt
r and unprisoned! With the Sovereign Prince
.Netherlands, whom he banished from his
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for 19 years, while he tyrannized over
People With the Government of Portugal,.
Leh he caused to fly r safety to South Ante-
to . • •
'lO-1(1 his fa, bs ! With the King of
itutstA, whem lie stripped of his independence,
Ito
Pe()Ple he'scourged with unceasing cruelty,
wilm'ie lands he has tpost barbarously, deso.,
(,(i
the Emperor of RussiA, whose ter-
-011,,.
"e invaded because he would not be his
whose capital be burnt„ and whose subjects
! With Swedint, whom he robbed of
'''eranin, and whose Prince he has infamously
;ince,'l/44'itted! With Austria, whom even the ties of al7
vould not save from his desptitistb and rapa-
ty,
had curtailed in her dearest posses-
'siandreduced to a seeon+try Power! With Eng-
N, the object of his bitterest detestation !
to are the Powers and the Sovereigns with
la;ni we are taught to expect that BUONAPARTE
11 continue in a state of blesied tranquility,
`anal ,concord, and reciprocal good will ! , Oh,.

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itY Of .hitian nature, to look for peace
'lich ingredients as. these ! 'When the injured
Ind
II"' injurer cease totate--when the oppressed
"PPressor embrace in heartfelt affection--;
Lethe has washed, out all remembrance of
ra3t (iglu the minds of man, then will 'Mil-
,
eraal .Pote. be enjoyed in Europe, with BuoNA-,
p
":Ig its crowned Brethren ! I
i" ""d's name, let .us have done with this

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dud .fully. The consequences.
.re •
adtul even to are too
at
d. t,„ , be jeste d with, If the Confede.
--
Justly and wisely, they will renew. the
roelanultion of PAta ~ in I 799. Tht'y. will avow
401tilu ,
they
? that timugh they'desire up partition of Franee.
Ykill have aGovernt.neUt in that country which
may
eensistent with the security o( the rest of
the wuriti•
..it . They will declare,that no peace
h
be made. with BUUNAPAIITE, because,
rite murderer of the Duke D'ENGIIIEg is unfit to.
l"fig men, and the violator of all engage,.
lients is not a eharac.ter to be trusted by nations.

' e have received the following letter from our
Cnrre3P"aeitt at Dover.—Nire hays no knowledga
*hie!, •
can throw any light .upon' the extraordi-
nary •
rilalour it contains. The dates are against it.
!‘ DOVER., Duc.iq.
ir43 Two seitmen belonging to a collier, which
" captured by a privateer in 1806, arrived here.
}fest,.-"t t
iii "ty, t, made their, escape from Dieppe
- "at, which thcystole from thence they
ate'
that it was reported at. Amiens on the ,18th
list
i• that tik! Empress MAMA LovisA was dead,y
been Poisoned by a mixture infused into
victuals, but which was, intended for Bt./01.A-
-TI;;!se 'Then 'w`ere confined 'at Besancon,
r •
„ Inore than seven years, but remover! on
to "F a disposition on the.part of the 'Swiss
att
Ack it ; and many lrtificers are now, in con-
4141tiel1ce, employed in'fortifying
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titcl~
t .Papers appear in our last page. They
4lifitiu the -alvecable news we have corunninietit-
,' edge
r some days past.
L -are two given the Elector of BabEtes Fro.