The Sun.
London, England, 1815-03-31 00:00:00

NAPOLEON IN Fla ONCE.

tioNt A GERMAN rAPEn OF THE 15TH of mAncil.)
While the watchman was a-deep, and while the
Lords were disputing rind quarrelling around the
table, the ni4ilignant 3pirit, ho was carelessly
left to his Own keeping, has rolled away the stone
fron: his den, and made his escape.

As not one of the many Millions whom he had
subjugated those to find or hint the viudictive
steel ; nay, as the four Envoys of the four Powers
set:ore:l to him an indemdent revenue and an
in the desperation of his heart the thought
mse.t Often have come across him, that he was
spared as the instrument of farther events, and
ninst make his appearance again for the fulfilment
of his destinies. Accordingly, after a short
ce, he has again made his entrance on the
stage ; and the question is, Is he a messenger of
%wrath to the nations, or the precursor of his own
puoishment ? Will his attempt be a mere adven-
ture, or an event involving the • destinies of the
world ? Shall we again witness a complete revo-
lution of affairs Will those who once crouched
before him, and then shouted for the Bourbons,
-again fall down at his feet ? Will Paris, which
niSmissed him with scorn, again receive him with
aft-imitations ? NVltateveronay happen in these re-
snects, it cannot he deeaied that the King has To
one whom he can wholly trust ; his fate is in the
hands of Isis Genetals ; the National Guard will
riot oppose hint, but he cannot reckon upon it as
an instrutnent of attack.
But in this state of things, what is the part we
have to act, and where is the place in which I've
ought to be ? Certainly in France, if the fire is
not quenched in its first ascent.' Shall we. again
lieteu to those desponding souls, those half men,
who recoil from evesydecided act that is proper to
be done; who are tardy and hesitating, and whit
t retobling hands only half. perform every thing ;
xelto comprehend nothing that is great, as the
measure of their minds is only suited to what iS
small ; who, with irresolute steps, half forwards,
half backwards, arc vacillating on every occasion;
and who, While they wish to ward off calamity
with a feeble arm, see it bursting upon their
Meads ?
• Such persons may again advise us to await in
tranquillity, till the malignant foe gainS a foot-
ing : they would counsel, that the armies should
be collected on the
.frontiers of France, there to
remain, until it was clearly seen whether it was
tour duty to interfere in the quarrelsof the French:
let them, such people would say, (exhaust them-
selves by civil war, we have only to look on in
tranquillity, and then to realiz,e our advantages.
Further they may add, that were the Russians,
Cossacks, BaschkirS, and the troops of all nations
again to occupy our froutiet provinces, and de-
vour the land, the worn-down impoverished in-
habitants, in despair of independence, might wish
the 'return ofFrench domination .e
No 1 such must not be the course. We will
no longer be the sport of that weak dad miserable
spirit, which is equally destitute of native instinct,
and of knowledge of alfahs. The attempts of the
returned-Tyrant upon us are foreseen. ThOse who
invited him, wish hint :gain raging at their head;
that they may revenge their humiliation upon us;
that those sources of
.plunder, now shut to them,
may be again opened to their rapacity; that they
may play the robber, awl. gratify their arrogance
amongst us. This we must resist by the most
vieorotts measures of prevention : our Princes
must rapidly rez olive, as the occeseity demands :
we must lie up and stirring before the flames, ,as
has so often happened to us on former occasioos,
be collected around our heads. 11.7 e must stand
by the King of Freuce, so long at least as parties
ate equally divided, not froth a principle of silly
getseeosity, hut for our tlwtl iuclrpct►tici►ee, which
'amst he end:togs:red, if this banished Felon be
ageiu able to contend agaiuse us, at the head of
the many buivited thousausi veteran soldiers Whom
we restored to Ilia:.
Let us Gernians,' though always quarrelling
during peace and trauquillity, be brat and _united
on the apr 4 it CN a danger. 1
l, Let us banish what-
eyee hostile feelings may have entered amongst
us ; let os hasten to call upon the Emperor, and
to appoint a day for the assembling of the States
throughout the whole empire ; let us place at the
head of the work those who by their talents and
enere,y, have given proof of their qualifications;
let us urge no the arming of the people, not in so
IssLe was sis and iodolent a 'Helmer its on- former oc-
casions, inn LCabOUShy put arms into the hands of
ail who are aisle to bear them, that an anuted no-
iodation may follow and support the unities ; and
these armies, Na- nen it is visible that Francs-sum-
mons toarue-, will no hesitate to march completely
optipped into its territory I When they have once
I.siudhol the war, the whole burtheu of it should
lie throwo upon them ; Germany has now scarcely
Ens!: thieg to lose to.cept its independence.
It is also evident, that it new power is given to
I)se wicked, and that should the world be again
involved in ti-nnes, it ought to be our first care
that the scene of conflagration should not he laid
in our owls country. Rapid and decided resolu-
tions shOilid, girt, fore, be adopted consonant
tic. !hatch of (ergots; 011 every day hangs the fate
years, and all hesitation will sow the seals of
bitter repent:oice. Let it never be forgotten, that
Nye may have to do with a natiotn who have so
(,fteu sitewo that they know not what it is to live
tranquillity and good order, and-with an army
that less been edneared in robbery, plunder, aad
every kind of wickedness,

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