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London, England, 1812-03-23 00:00:00

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whose comforts and labottn irera,.ree? moment
terra tied by anxiety and fear t
14 Let us refer to history, and we will Ste hOW ft%
quently weak Governments could only satisfy their
subjects by imprudently pointing out the number Of
their troops and their military dispositions, et &eel
political arrangements, and being obliged to sire
by danger6us and aleelfted dispOsitzons of their
to the ridiculous ideas, which the mute of
, suggested, joined to false notions respecting die tlus
elements of 'a good defence.
I 44 The project of the Senatus Ccrasulte'which it
presented to you, Senators, prevents for eva all thew
misfortunes.
is Then should even all the active armies qeit Mei
frontiers and proceed to an immense distance total
the Imperial thunder, the immense inclaaure et 141
Empire would present numerous defenders, ersdi
could be replaced by still more numerous defenders.
and the French Empire considered, (if lin be el
• lowed so to expraj, myself,) as an immense cads!
placed in the middle of the world, would 4 ib
natural garrison in a national guard regularly cep,
nized, uniting to the constincy aril i.uttuct m of au
veterans all the vigour of a )otitlifJl army.
46 This is what the H!ro hes theueu fit in do re
render our frontiers inviolable ; to tranquillize n.iad;
the most prompt to conceive alarms; to guard the
public security agairst all the attempts of (diem'
from ignorance or perfidy.
ss This is what the Father of his Pm*. has done;
for this great benefit but trifling sacrifices are requited.
44 The Cohorts of the first ban will he renewed
ith one sixth each.year ; the young Frenchmen ah,
constitute a part of it will know the exact period win
they will return to their paternal roofs, and be ft.
stored to their affections, their labours, their babivi
they will enjoy the fruit of their devotion.
44 Arrived at the age in which ardour is united lb
strength, they will find In their military exercises at.
Lary games ..nd agreeable relaxations, rather thes
vete duties and painful occupations.
.4 They will not be strangers to any of the sdm,.
Cages which the old phalanxes of Napoleon enjoy.
ss Let us now proceed, Senators, to examine 62
second title.

•• You have heard the Minister of Foreign Alai
and that for War expose the trank, firm and modem
policy of the Emperor. .
European commerce must be freed from is
shameful yoke wished to be imposed upon it.
•• Nature demands this ; the most solemn Twits
prescribe it.

44 The imperious interests of the Smtedemandit,
44 Already does the enemy of Continental IttcSep%
dente suffer in his lsiAnd, a part of those•evils 4
which he wished to inundate the world.

" He has sworn everlasting war.
" Let a formidable Power render abortive this at
tempt against humanity.
Let all the active armies of the Empire hetes!
to match to whatever place they may b: called
Pie greatcst ut heroes.

"-Let /00 colons of the first ban miser to
Country for its hoovers, strong places, its pone,
its arsenals.
" Let 160,000 brave men, chosen from smog
those of the first ban, join the standards of glory.
" Here we again find vie same paternal solicitoda
the Monarch, .and same I nesight of the GrestOspaivi
‘Vltat i Lites to the succesively cer.eirirg of the
part at the first tian, v hich will be placed at the die
position of the Minister of War, is tiled with can
and all Frenchmen of the first ban, who 641 haw
married :interior to the publication of the Senate
Consulte, shall remain in the bosom r f his young fe
roily, and constitute part of the second ban.
" the assembling tat a part the first bee vf
allow the Conscripts destinedito augment or ample
the active armies, to be longer escreised at their
pots,dand every thing has been calculated in se&
manner, that at the *east signal a numerous annycs
be promptly collected, and with facilicy muck a
wards all the points menaced.
" In order to be able better to judge of all ass Id
vantages of the institution proposed to yotOtievot
to your.elves, 4enators, all the inegu/ar appealing
the National Guaid which you have witnesied.
those of our colleagues, who military ratol 8"
confidence of the Emperor have frequently placed'
the head of these National Guards, hasnly collect*
liow much they have deplored the inevitable utv2Hig
and forced and truly paiuful marches—of dispoiko
v hick time did not permit to properly digital
sacrifices almost inevitable—of losses buses, for
nition, and money.

" if you call to your recollection the circ
so honourable for several departments of the
when British pride split upon the banks of the
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can you suppose that if at that epoch. at whisk
expressed in so sokmn a manner the devotiannt
French People towards the Eroreror ; the
which France is going to receive from its ti
nius had been established, England would bastAM
to conceive the hope of the must trilling sumps!.
Your Commission has, therefore, tbeklinr."
unanimously proposing the adoption oldie SOP
Consulte winch has been presented you.
The Senatus Consulte was adopted with tbi OM
unanimity.
BUCHAREST, FEB. Ht.
The campaign has been decidedly onina• ThF
Turkish Plenipotentiaries only wait of Jett from 0
stantiniple to quit the place of Congress. _
VIENNA, MARCH 3.
We havi received the important and WWII
tclligence of the recommencement of bum
akil,
tween the Russ:ans and Turks. In the bl%l
February, the Russian army was pot in 'Wit
approach the Danube. On the 1 lih and liM
bruary, there was some caunonadi.ig
nube, the right bank of which the:tutting/1
occupied, though in uidiesg force,lnycnn" lb!:
of Reserve, formed at ScEumia, has not vet
.for Rudschuck. The Russian he id-quariFF
been transfer'red to Rudschuck. The Kral'
ral has ordered all the corps, stationed.
winter in Moldavia, 4c. to march for:
Notice has been given at Frankfort urn.
that, in execution- ut the oruers of kto Fa
vi-rn: ,-t, there will be sold, byfublic 7
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April next, tne following colom.l produc
hurry te grrepots of Magdeborbg:—suiar,
refined, 10U,Ouu kitogrAns ; cdree I/
indigo, 40,00 U ; pimento, 80,000;
200,000 i drugs and spices, 83,000.

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