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ogler unistird. of 014 in. times or was. Oa)._
~.the eyes.of our tatherk.-of out brvtbren,,of.iiii
thole Coutederotion, avffixed Upon use out calmest
rtiries and posterity, our children and Our grand:
oil
tiro.wall 4ppre!iite..cifir explpits.
,Let us then
esriap coinage and thosentiments !elite.% become
5„,,,, :Ili the fatigues and,the dangers
he „posed, will be lightened 4sy tbeceivietion
that we have done our duty to our etinitry.• •..
04 •Ltmusanialist. •
Colonel of the Confederation and Brigadier."
LAUSANNE, AUGUST IL • • .1
Toe pence ut Madan; Hiirtensia, near Geneva,
cogs much uneasiness among the neighbouring
habitants. She writes and receives it vast number of
knees, speaks of events in a tone of confidence whit%
excites astonishment, and finds every bOdy vett. •me.
towable 'whose opinions differ fitiri*sr Owg.
VIENNA, AVOUILT„IV..-.34..
Some persons believe that Abe. Danish troops,
though their apparent destination is• France, have, its'
really, one that is very diferent. 4Ccrding to their
opiivoli, the banish troops are destine t 3 proceed
by a circuitous route, to another country, wr,hosa
(sons would change for a-seleond time. .
The circumstance that the Pademnificldons bf
ging Of Denmark are, not yet duly *lmaged,
to give some weight to this
.opinion. Double • •
13nce is now exercised on, the side of fiervia.
given not to have any co
'strictest orders have been
reunication with the Servians ; for which reason. ( •
pecially as it is affirmed for pertain that they eanl7,4
pect no assistance from Russia) they are not likely.to
bb so successful in their new jou:neckletl against the
Turks as they were in the former:
BOLOGNA, AUGUST 10.
By an edict of Cardinal Goosalvi, all the Codas
inuoduced by the late Government are abolished.
The Austrian troops have almost wholly quitlesi
tkis city, which is now garrisoned by Papal troops.
three hundred Clffictrs, etc. of different nations who
were in the Neapolitan service, chiefly is the guard.,
have been brought ttipugh here under escort of the
regiment 1-1,,,cr, anti scat to felanton..
lANIA, AUGUST a.
His N kit y the King has been pleased to approve
and Ow eradiation of the Diet now Assembled.
dated the 'dm of duly, whims declares " that the King
is rt .1 e be to Is c.implesed -his 18th yew."

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ris additional Stansp•chsty of Osit flalf/searty, oviith ova:
kid utita Arrairlutpert in the last Satloo
sot, !saving takes place this dai, the price of the Sr mt
it stawarily advanced from SixpeatimiaDausy to
atvloyseace lat which pia it is geld is ofitiars.
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1i sums in our Paper of %dishrag. ilLiveol. S Me 111-."
hr Jasslutig the Cap and otherwise maltreating Inclividinds;
tad " and whet wise rnaltreatins individuals."

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FRIDAY, SeFtEMBER 1, 1815.
A Flanders Mail ateived this morning? The tow
tents of the German Papers are rather important
the politiCal writers on the Continent speak in a con-
fident tone of the dismemberment of France. It is
gravely proposed to erect w new Kingdom of some
Northern and Eastern Departments
On the polity of detaching from Ate French MO
nerdy any of the Provinces which have for a length,
of tune belonged to that kingdom.--.:-There have been
=any contests fee the Sovereignty of Lorraine. 110
1733 it was conquered by the Emperor of GLIM AN.leil
and an the Peace in 1785, it was snored to Smut'.'
taus, King of POLAND, the father.in-Jaw of the French.
Kwo; after Lis death, to belong for ever to Fronts.
While France occupied the Netherlendit, Lorrain*
could hardly be coveted by any other Power, ag thel
frontier would have been difficult to protect; but the
very circumstance of the Netherlands having passed
'I) a new Sorzreignty, renders some other changes of,
:se frontier booothries very desirable, fur the MOM
'iv protection of all the neighbouring States. *. '
Polotici.ins will never be at a loss for excuses to ea:
tend boundaries. That of gaining security againic
invasion, which if in other words insuring the chanty
'6l a tolitinuance of peace, is at least as legitimate 411.
argument as any that can be founded on preter.desk
",ol4wirlarisr—the constant argument of the::'
French for encoding their frontiers to the Rhine.
But when, from any considerations whatever, a poi.
session which has long been the property of sari
State, is wrested -from it to be enjoyed by another,
the party that submits by necessity will, whenever h
think' itself in a condition to assert its claim, endee-
roar again to obtain possessions
•
Small thefts of this kind are always dangerous,
enkss the territory seised be of such extent and im-
portance as ton turn the scale in point of resources,.
Perhaps this principle is the one on. which the Allier
"active themselves bound to set at the present con-,
luractcre. More than a year ago they. wexe willing
to hate left to France a much snore extended empire
" she possessed at the commencement of the Re-

"lutien. The obstinacy of Frain compelled them
afterwards to take frogs her a larger particle of he'
tempests than was at first contemplated ; but • stir'
her own unitary was leis satire and even.eatended;
Mt/ sabsequent Nadas% .lies skews bar dispositiot
Vat Is ilimploy all by tsasetess is tasabliag bf=