Star.
London, England, 1826-08-02 00:00:00

_ power
Sitain _ enterprise of
disturbing the pitiific possessions of an existence which
valour acquired. and moderation protects -But, if con-
trary to ill expectation, the classic soil of liberty should
be profaned, Mexico by herself alone will be enough to
defend and preserve her rights and dignities.
The Emperor Alexander, in the last days of his life,
when he descended to the tomb, bowed-down by the
weight of the dominion of Europe, proclaimed so-
lemnly his principles. his wishes, and his intentions
in respect to the American revolution. Mr. Clay an-
nounced to the Cabinet of St. Peteisburgh the pro.
found considerations which bound it to interfere in so
impOrrant a business. The Secretary of the' United
States insists on the idea that the peace of the world will
not be irrevocably assured, while the convulsions and,
the uncertain struggle in America remain. The designs'
of the Cabinet at Walt ington will do honour IR it
always, because they have been worthy of its foresight.
of its calculation, and of its philotopinr. The found
tions of American independence are analysed with sin-
gular dexterity, light is diffused over facts. and.thejnel
developement, which. after se variotiseverdi,' has at
length occurred, is foretold. The necessity' of coat
forming to circumstance, and to the irresistible power
of a triumphant revolution, is enforced with gre Able*
nets. The. resources of the new Statisare shown, and
the fear lest the continuation of a war, of a war fatale

to Spain itself, may give. a pernicious- turn to cer.;
tain interests, to the united. forces of twenty
lions of men, confederated and eonipstribgs nothing
is omitted which may conduce to set forth eve*: of which
the evidence is so palpable. Is muss, in justice, be con-
fessed that the Emperor of Rossi* did not turn a deaf
ear to an invitation which terheerned his generous cha-
racter as regulator of the destinies of Europe. Count
Nesselrode, in a note of the 20th of August, of last year,
confines himself to declaring, that this opinions of
his Majesty do not permit him, in so important a case,
to anticipate the determinations of the Mother Country;
and that Russia cann-t give a definitive reply to the
propositions of the United States, till she shall have re-
ceived positive intelligence of the further designs of
Spain, and of the intention of the allies." The favourite
maxims of a Cabinet, which marches at the head of the
Allied Powers, are nit unknown, neither will it be hid-
den from hien who reflects on the phrases of this cele-
brated documesst, that they involve hostile ?etas of
Russia against the modern Republici.

THE 1 VENINO STAR.

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