Star.
London, England, 1813-12-24 00:00:00

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Make Peaes..—les slatO it. It does not breathe, the
ipirtt and It thin' niiitspeak tielangnitm of Dace.
It does not even aahibit 15-mptoms of a tegard
for the language of trilth. LiEe the F4thei of lies,
hirdelf,Eii Vicegerent upon earth is kdown by 'carry-
ing a lie in his right band, cid all occasions. 44 Splen-
did victories," he tells hit fellow iMpostors, a have
raised the Obi* of the French arms during this cash-
paign 44. Defections without fiantlkl - have rai-
igtaeltikwa aislarr."---4‘ I have raised Theo*: for raw
she:" In these two passages he de-
nounces vengeance Against his singrAterul Allies, and,
in a sdbseeinetit Sentence, be threatens, interminable
war against England.
41 The RSPUBLIC of the TYwired Suns of Are.
Alta CONTINUES, succes4 its van ionnuy
EntLAND."

Wherefore it this inforMatidn communiated at thi%
moment ? when he is constrained to admit thin Eng-
land is the arbitress of his fate—wink, If he *as sin-
cete in his siibmission, he ought to *Oak in the
udder-tones of supplication. • Wherefore does lie
sound the-trumpet of war ? and why does the hero,
who has " conceived and executed such great designs
for the prosperity and happiness of the world," exult
in the Continuance of our unhappy 'contest *ith Ame-
rica ? Is it because this war it a child of his own de-
rogate body, which his feiotious brother, blanisoN,
has adopted ?
68. I have recognited," he 'tells ha Senators at the
end of hb harangue, " the neutrality of the 19 Swiss
tantons."—WAtt AGAIN 1 The magician vanishes io
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a clap of thimdee 1 -
We shall have occasion to say a *old or two of
this armed neutrality by and bye. In the mean time,
let us look our ne* Ally in tbe'face—let us strip him
of hit borrowed featilert-.-he is no lodger the " Cap-
tain who made Euiiipbtruiihle"but, the Jackdaw.
NAPOLEON BONAPAIIiikI
He makes his efildfat-a Pacificator, clothed in the
same party-cololtted garnients in Wilich he made
wara tissue of falseheodiand eguirecationt markn
all his ekits and his entrances. He wants " new saw
orifices" from the French nation—more conscript&
and more monet —to be ready to frighten the Mitt
into his .o*n tettns. Nbw, what occasion can he
have for preserving a warlike attitude ?
The Allies have given him 41 an eitent of territory
which France, under her Kings, never knew"—they'
have dubbed
-him, by common consent, the Emperor
NAPOLEON ! He tells lite french ' nation; that ice
11 adheres to the prelitiiinary basis" which were pre-
seined to him: these, if we mistake nbt, were con-
tained in the Frankfort Declaratiou, and they pro.'
mised that the arts should flourish and commerce
revive in France. With any other peison then to.
}:Avnara these offers. would have been the signals for
disbanding his armies; and for taking off the war
taxes : but he wishes that France should once more,
display 1, ber whole strength ;" in other words, be
wishes new armies and replenished coffers. He has
a long reckoning to settle with his ungriteful 'Allies,
WhO deserted Mai in the hour of danget:
We do not than to say, that in the present circunt- ,
stances of the world, Peace is ndt dEstiable—it is; id
short, always desirable—nor are we disposed to blibse
an experimental Peace. War is a goddeits who ought
never to be flirted with—but Peace -may; with less
danger,• be treated as a coquette. Let us have;
therefore, an experimental Peace, but let it be deli.
' berately and calmly concluded. On the part of air,
adversary there will be abundance of cutting( and
shuffling, and shirking.
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On the opening of the Stock Exchange this
morn-
' ing, Omnium commenced at 16i, and suddenly rose
to 18; in a short time afterwardi it fell back to In.
for money, and at one o'clock its price was 15 to one
hilf. .

The Pit'N'ce REGENT leaves town on Monday, irpon
a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness of SALISBURY,
at Hatfield. House, where he proposes to pass two
days ; from thence he proceeds to Lord Werrstos-
LAND'S, at Apthorp Hall, and, nett in succession,
honours the Earl of LONSIIALR with a visit at Cots-
mete, where he will take the diversion of the thuse,
and contintie till he moves for nelvoir Castle.

Monday nett his Royal Highnesi the Dtfice ofl
CLARIINCE is expected in town frotn Bushy Park, in
order to accompany the PRINCE REGENT to Beliroir
Castle, the seat of
_4he Duke of RUTLAND ;—and on
Saturday week hi r Royal Highness intends leaving
town for Sheerness; where he will embark for Holland.
It it said that the intended grind fete, which tvas
to have been held on the 7th of January nett. at
Carlton House, in hOnour of the Princess CuitnLoTTE
of WaLret Birthday, and her coming of age, is
postponed until a future day.
Letters from St. Petersburgh, dated the 23d No-
vember, were received yesterday, stating, that the
second attempt of Mediation by Russia haying failed
of its purpose, Messrs. GALLATIN and BAYARD were
preparing to take their departure, and were to return
by Berlin and Copenhagen. The vessel which had
been provided with the cartel foi their accommoda-
tion having been lost on the voyage from the Gulph
of Finland to Gotienburgh, another ship was pre-
paring for their reception.

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