The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-01-22 00:00:00

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and arrogant declaimer, who thus passes sentence lof
destruction on cities and on natiuns„ forget the
elhct such rhapsodies are calculated to produce• or
the minds of the French people? Does he at once
contend, that this virtuous and humane design of
" his friends, the Cossacks," and of himself, will
46 by some means or other" be accomplished if they
should reach Paris, and in the same breath attempt
to persuade as dot the inhabitants of France have

no. interest impelling them to resistance? B°
patient and submissive, ye good people of France;
resistance is not your interest, our friends the Cos,
destroy your capital to be sureOhey
ravage your flag and vine.
them, morever, to *elate your
daughters, and butcher yourselves,
your brothers; but care not foL
submission, acqulessenee, Ron-re-
your interest." By this language
is to be lulled Into security and
s'onitsk and scurrilous Papet think
vote the objectio*we hare kir
against any attempt to effect the'
BoyueoNs, to personal disrespect

*744+144. -of that House, and to admire-
lifee4irileleivittfoi the personal character of the
`,,efts a
f France: This misrepresentation it is
..00eceaisicy. tw correct. It is harmless,—for it is con-
; temptable;.., 11141v3niii!
,emsious! reptiles I hypo.
erne* , ore the terms bt hich the' choose to desig-
Anate-their political nppossents ; their doctrine of this-
.,
• day wilt best promtliji-whose characters those quail-
- ties of inalieeViinyinieiliy most predominate.
. The courier, enlist -night, has announced the de-
parturer the'rcench Princes in the following para.
• etrepkt.. . :
trot leave London yesterday,
on-
Icons t isposition; 'but we believe he will
set or tee nsow. The Duke pit ewe hear,
. set of Yesterday. The Duke of Airs:outmost took
Ms depertete Tome days. sgo, fain Hartsiall, and
probisbly jsilueslJ4olosset BpstatinaT at the port where
they Are tonntkeePa: •••••• : - .
1144/1401 eti Callse of the Allies
iit4iiiel4keiiilld'fbitsily, this Joarnal receptly
ilitenvered the leaning in a:certain
recommended, and we hewn
.4ed frem its own words, that in.
it is determined to persevere,.
heroes of tki7Sitiole hand _of mo-.
and belsirisinirts." We do
neither the iiisatitensas nor
either of the parties' named,
tither, will snack influence
courier. Ts the operations
• believe it ti 7fbe perfectii
her salt !previa reasons tnity
or IWYsint •to -cease recom:l
it now advocates so strongly. '
is should produce alterations-or
in the quarter above alluded to,
not change also ? We know it
would. Celerity of movement from one political
'illosition to anotitei; ti one of the most admirable.
* featnres of thii Print. The I)ntsce REGENT'S
Speech, and the project for the dismemberment, or
,'even conquest of Fra! ce, are each by turns the •
' theme of its panegyrics. But these changes are not
produced by modern philosophy, nor by the ana-
themas of the LioN.Absa-rirrs, they are, therefore,
perfectly praisezctirthy and discreet.

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