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London, England, 1813-12-23 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

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A .Gottenburgh Mail arrived kit night, and it
brings some most interesting intelligence. The Danes
evince a spirit of returning amity to the Allies, or
rather, a returning sense of their duties to themselves
and posterity. They now talk boldly of 4. thro vo int
off the French yoke." At Gottenburgh they are less
measured in their language respecting the dispositions
of the Danes. Most sincerely do we rejoice, that on
the Continent there exists “ a determination to esti?.
pete the Tyrant I" Our Allies have thus hit the
nail an the bead i it is only by extirpation that• the
body'politie of Eurepe can 1* freed from that gan-I
greet whish has io long occupied the region of the.,
heart. While the Canker-worm of the human ram
is alive, that " mesa nylon," for which the Allies
are now in arms, is unattainable.
Scarcely had the massacre of the Dutch inhabi-
tants at Woerden been enregistered in the voluminous
book a crimes, of which BONAPARTZ has been guilty,
when the horrors with which he has visited the human
beings shut up in Wittenberg and Torgau, come full
before us. At the latter place, where

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44 Want, disease, oppresssion'siron-hand,
" Alternate hold their sad and dire eontroul !"
Nine hundred died in one night within the town, and
thirty centinels were found dead on the walls I In
Wittenberg there.ate; doubtless, similar scenes of ca-
lamity, although we have not pet received the details.
After these revolting pictures of human misery,
who is there, with the West spark of the feelings com-
mon to humanity, who will not join in the determi.
nation of the regenerated Danes, to " Extirpate the
Tyrant !" Baffled in the Battles of Leipsic and
Hazen—checked for a while, at least, in the indul-

gence of- his magoinary appetite ter human blood,
by trying the temper of his eatrusiaating sword in
the field, he stretches forth the deadly weapons of
plague, pestilence, and fautine, and the very night on
which he visits the Opera of Paris, to snort off the
fumes of his bloody &lane in Germany, thousands
of fellow meotures are perishing as the victims of
.:is remorseless bitted to the human race !
And yet thew are moos aye and natives of this
gseat and ttdependent counory, which has set such a

glorious example to Europe and the world, who,
with the fake cant of humanity and Christian princi.
P:es On their lips, woa4 demostece as enemies to man-
kind, thootonlie spirits alto woe" extirpating the
:grant/'. whom .alites, according to the CnowN
l'41"8 etSwiwity, isavo.plaood bins beyond the ban
of -humanity 1-43ut In eh* Sovereigns of Europe
follow the era** *ma belt-bled interpreters'
OE the 471 of itsamenity•-404 them make peace
-aith,the I, Invincible Etspirces Nerockow," and give
:um" an cogent of territory which France under her
Rings never knew,"—let the French fiction and the
Peace Ledo!) ia this country join in the same cuckoo
nose of PLACE F P SACS ! vob!ch their villainous Patron
has bribed the Camille of Paris to vociferate, that he
may have an excuse for an armistice !
Is there an individual throtsghont Europe, in whose
'brew the flame of patriotism has extinguished the
spirit of faction, who wishes for Peace with Boww-
PARTZ and his execrable Government ? If the Allied
Sovereigns, or their Foreign Ministers, degrade them-
selves by taking Camancourtv, the murderer, by the
hand, or permitting the brood of the TALLEYRANDS
to stretch their legs under the same table, are they