Star.
London, England, 1804-12-01 00:00:00

Sorb, Sire, is the parallel, drawn from nature. of oar formpr
rflole,r.y. and the fo much boated happincf, of French Übeaty. It
will pith* to the ew.tld the &Crewe rdoletlon of hafting the
aiwkird at loft:A:Lim twine a Government illegal In atfelf,
• perfidious in its prontifes. and oppretkvc in its auks*.
• We bad Waved to declare ourfelvea during the loft war, at
the ,hesinning of the year tflot, but fcarcely had we completed
our organisation, and firidhed the neceffary preparations, when,
at the very moment in which we had fired the day fee a general
inforreetine of all the territory between the • Sca. the Rhino,
and the old frontier of France, the eorteluflon of the Pewee of
Luneville and of Amiens deftroyed our propels, and Arndt
our hopes
.. The war, rekindled by the perfidy of the French Govern •
meat, affords us th.,moft favourable opportunity for raiding our
t defies, betide the attention of the State is ezeitifively directed
' to that object, and benzoic the divison of its forces renders it lets
I
, powerful and formidable; bat the preparations of the year illoo
iand [Sot have mil:aft:4l our means, and we are at prattle totally
unable to execute our projeds, if your Mairity do not deign to
come to cur afkitance.
1 • And it is for this reafon that we throw onrushes
the name
of the Cifrbenane People, at your, Majeßfe feet, Wresting your
\itlajt fly to have pity upon the miferies of an lepredltd people,
groaning ander the yoke of their oppreffors, and grant us tome
moderate fuhfidy, by which we may, in a aloft time, re eftablifit
our means, complete our preparations, and enter the Ms ;gala
our mortal enemy, who is alfo your Maicity's.
" The Watts of tight million, of men, whom yrrvariblefty
will have reltored to happine fa. and who, by their at-
tachment to your Majefty's {salon and the intereft of your crown,
will Endeavour to prove the gratitude that anima= them, will he
• the tweet reward of the dUtinguithed benefit your lkialefty will
render to the Cifrhenana people, and Win provediat your Aliajeffy
has not Writhed your favours upon the unworthy.
• Sire, your Majeftyk mait humble. molt orthed)ant, and mot
fahhfulfervants, the Prefident and Secretary of the Conned Go.
ncrai, (Signed) "LACK, (ere);
• I. B. GILSON, P. MARTIN. WO;
• GILLET, (Ire.);
• And the leading hiefs BLANDRY, NEUVILLI,
and GAUDEN..—C The Chief of the Correipontleee,
• •
itiLER.-

(L) Augaft 6. 1203.
•
L.C. 0. and L. C. S.
My Lords and Gentlemen, compang the Council of State, his
Majefty the Kr N o of the United &maw of °mai ;Mean tad
Ireland.
Attu gating that they had made known the eigtence of the
Confederacy to M. IFAlbini, at the aid of the year Eton, that
they had at Sift need .'generalawe tor the night of da of Fe-
in
bruary, riot. but that not having received a reply to a letter,
which they bad foliared pecuniary aid, they were forced to put
off the riling to the ;th Mardis that before that dote div Were ,
Informed of the carelants of the Treaty of Laneville on
thet stels
February ; *at M. D'Alblei then declined ail concern In n at-
tain ; that eke French Gownsman began to Mpg° the enflame,
of the Confederacy--and that teeing throat:Ws absodceed by the
woad, they were forced to remain quiet till a (avowable op-
portunity Wald arge ; which opportunity wee sow effenkd them
by the war between France and- England; they proceed--. We
think we ere jultified In fuppoftng this to be the favourable mo-
ment, Lsy the following marina :
sit. The fourtregcs of the country, though wen (applied with
angler?, ammunkleo, and arms, arc dawn ended? witspplied
with troops ; to that, if we except the foment:son the coati, there
will not be found tOOO men In an the gleams of the etuninerof
countries, which will nyder thcir expenion,•and our occupying
the Strong places, more eat?, and Ida dangerous, without Wind-
ing in our ttatement that the fupplies in tbefe places will tuna
us at the beginning with every thing we want of artillery, arms,

and ammunition.
ad. The Lind forces of Trance are vow difperfed fromthe es-
trernhy of Italy to the North of Germany, and confesuently
can-
not be united loon enough to oppofe to cat at &ft a fulbeient form
to Rife the infurreelion in Its cradle.
3d. The people of theft countries are if much as polfible irri-
tated ;pion the French, fo that we have reclon to flatter oor•
fares that not only the majority, but the generality of the Cifrhe
none people will be on our tide, ansi fo muds ea mote, Demure
thole even who were fannerly partitme of the Revolution, Wing
their hopes fruitrated, acknowledge their error and the perfidy of
the Preach prod its, and Da for their former condition.
4th. The force of the Confederacy Le fo much more confelem-
ble then it was in dot, fur then we reckoned only faopco,
whereas now we are urwards of s 7 a,oco ; and me may be metals)
that by the other mal-contents who will join us, the number
will exceed 300h000 berme ten days elapfe after the turumision;
helloes, oar country abounds in grain and pfoViiStlftS of all Nadi:
fo that we have not need to purehafe them elkwhere, at hilt at

firit.
sth. There eillt in the interior of France, and chicly in the
neighbouring Departments, weber Confoticraey.caUed clic LZeitts,
which only waits for a favourable moment to rife alfo in order to
overthrow the prefent Goverunicnt,and to re-efialiliet the leech-
lie and Conflitntlem of 1793. or of the Year 3; this Coated:my,
which emends its ramifications throughout France, is infiultdy
more numerous than ours; but difperfed, and are unable to wake,
unkfs an external !hock afford them an «carton; they rdy much
on r a rtisan‘ among the troops, fo that we have room to believe
that the enemy, occupied by internal troubles, which. as has been
agreed with the Chiefs of the Mao. at Maultiat Fontain, near
RoEloy, in Champagne, on the 14th of February Idol, will im-
mediately declare thelnfelves atter the informal= of the con-
quertd countries, they will not be able to %pole to us any very
confiderahle force.
6th. Holland, opprered like us by her plaids Conqueror, re-
duced from the rank of a Sovereign 'State to that al a 'fribu-
tary Province, ruined in her commerce, fight equally for her de-
liverance, and we are fore that the moment we rife, all that coun-
try will unite with us to throw oir the French yokeond reftore
its ancient profprrity.
" Tittle motives, the importance of which It is eafy to fee, make
as hope that the prefent war between big Malefty the King of
Great iiritain, and the French Government. will iorniih us with
au oreallion fo long dared, to break the fetters that bate enlisted
es
for eight or nine years, sod to pot an end to the oolsmitien
which French Liberty has beard upon us ; and it war in this hope
that we made. on the myth May. the Mt opening of ~our
p.yc `cis
to Mr. Toyisw, hie kisiefly. kiinliler tote Prince of Heife,who
has Wormed us tb it he would actriaint his Government with k,
6aud fend us their reply.—ln the cepa-Ration of that reply, we have
rt-commenced our operation., and have re-organifed the Confede-
racy, in order tint. Mould the reply be favoirable, as we /fatter
ourfelvcs It will, we may, ..ts tat further delay, adopt fuck
anivity, as that the lin urnafilon mall take place Wore

the winter.
•• The two documents we have theism:tar to ifelteZ to the pre.
fent, contain, fall, the detailed account of our fo:ze; and fccood.
the (ketch of the prolettid military oegasslaation. lit referring to
the Memorial which our Charge d'Affaires then traofmitted to M.
D'Alhini, dated the 59th December, 1100, and which. arrniqillil
to the affurance of the :atter, was fent to Mr. Wickham, Miniller
Plenipotentiary with the cookie,: annlea,thcfet wo documents will
l foilla to make known to you the pet cot flats of tiff Confederacy.
I: rcmaint far us only to give you a Ocetcb of the manner in which
we en t2gl3 to have the inturrcetion take place, and of the military
open:nuns that veto follow it.
-'I be tiling will tike ri,^c in ail the ecutitry in the fame night,
which .reams. 10 be ct••-rniined upon t we lhall ti.gin by furprind
leg, In that niz'it,lr titifer-itt disynote trite terse of which will
he proportioned to that or the parboil.), all the flrosig places ;
bah as Lashiam Bache, Manz, I yotembouee:, Mull nett, he. at
the fame time the orb r federal.. remai 1111 l r ,n th, it taro, or ail.
lage., will arreit, without titlltm.ti.m. all the EunCti.444arics and
caller xiiittcuta of the 1 tench. at, well as ail the individuals who
are Fret., it by Link, who Oil then Sr Ana op in tredve places, to
kat as lionagny The neat day we O.+:1 robin% a proclamation
to the inhabit at.. in which we lb di acqu ant than with the reifl •
(nee and phial ..1 the crud:delay, funtrooning them to join the
confiehr.des. under pain of helm, treated a. ermties. At 'Laraine
time we 01.11 proclaim the „holition of ail the in,Uten introits.
• fetch as the duty of et-ratty. the Clamp duty. curium th.:y, patents,
I , n; ht tif gUl.tge, and all the. r...1..0thl r. cos. mad &all only pre(' Fre the
1 dirt El tontrlbut loos, whicii 11,11 tie employed In paying the tronps,
and in the 'repay:es of th, tro.r, as well as took of the mum"!
Aclntinia rat tun. Iminediaie) otter the operation, the federates
flail r rain to the pia. re ruined nut to them bee the organise:inn
of the Utfterent corr., from vln ice they thnithl let off witbn-t
• delay, t•• the pl.ce. fir•d her the sit.:uinny Os- different atrMie• by
. the penj•leti rlaii,ali 'hi!, r•rweme • th,i• hr effe tied, and the
• 21,4. formed in the Irate .: A fort. trht at the Lat 74, rrekr•tallw
• tvon, the day of the 11110,-.10.11. ILI 1.6.6. II ill, tiny arype.ach
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