The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-07-29 00:00:00

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Si a,—The doubts and hesitations of the [goat tck
riemooll po ,as to, the resut( Of the Arttaist,c;',l
*heater it vitt lea for,Congress: Peace, oet
newel of till war, are.. IR sufficient prooftliii the
polier of Boxasawrz has received "'considerable
check silk* the truce of Tilsit, artd the thing called
Nati,' after the lasi; battYe IsDli.'Austrie—that
rower is uow.enabled todeCi4e,•and Bite Langs
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to the balmy&ln all cases where great.forcas are em-
pleyedrooel great events depend on the resell, fam an
advocate for vigorous measurei; and in the
Councils of Austria; E think I could settle, tie mat-
ter in a moment. Between the aunt amtthes daughter,
of the Emperor, whatever might ArAiny,prbgliectiori
for past times, I doubt my isielinetielianuild decide
for the present, and as the father gild mitt toiliSs,'
1 should say to flonapwre, K Toil• have t;Y;foree.
of arts and of arms, become the Sovereign of France,
sod as such I recommend to y ou to he.:content with
%our situation ; take the Rhine fee your lieUndaryt,
leave the rest of &trope to whatothe Clanged; May'
agree upon ; but sit you down contested .40"beirtie
Sovereign of .the 'first country; id the wierld'Oind
give up the idea of dictating tenfl;ot'fiers ; fhe wed&
is large enough to make many, Kings ,aod many pa*
pie sappy-if you will acqpiesCe iP this.ldea,.4!
wilt
support.yaer claims in the Congrets;
oppose them with all that .remainttig .11redit!i, of
which yourrhavo not yet been able to depriiige•r—.
.Were the Minitters of Great Britain-ftillytimiressed
ivith the sitattioo in which they stand, as just tore'
'of Europe with the Austtiori Ftsleror,rhey,woale
insiq upon holding . this language, Or
.jray,7-
44 We will employ all our remaiisittg pry in
stirring up the Qoutiuent 4eiresist t‘he• unier‘pre-
tensions of Franc!: Re well krio'fr ;what_liar
been gained from -thittlitilildoue pos. icor. by the
successful opposition of Russia and Prtiaslt, and
we will not ccnsent to see it abaudOned. in- a
moment, from any considerations of e private
.or personal. nature. The Emperor of • AUSTRIA
OR father-in-law of NaroLforOtit he 'is the
is phew of MARIE ANTOINETTE; he is the friend of;
the Blit-RDONS, and as their claims are bYno means
.extinct, though they have suffered from neglect and
selfish policy, we will support them to the utmost
of our power, if you refuse to make use of that oppor-
tithiry which the spirited resistance of your brother
Sovereigns his put in your hands, of limiting the in-
ordinate town of BONAPARTE." Austria is yet en-
tire in forces, in fivances, and in tervitory.--She-
may, by a single exertion of her power, atinillilato
the Empire of BoNAranrc; and now that Spain is
severed from his grasp, she may, kith twice the ease
she could th;ee months since, dictate to him. the con-.
ditions of peace—but more then•all, the Capwc
l'itiNcx of SWEDEN, if he will support Cie patriots
of Cormaay.,. airy stone iftWee;gap, Wrier 'say, 46 I,
Rho first raised' my arm in (lemma of French free-
dom, will now exert it for the freetlonrd 'the Coil.
tinent, and the independence of my adopted country.
Sweden never shall again be the vassal of France ;
and as the pledge of her freedom, the rest of Eur Ope
shall be free. I stand in the place of GUSTAVUS
ADOLPHUS; and it would be a shame for me to see
my country, or the Continent, subjugated to any
single tyrant."

g es this grotnd, and that It • alFteestode tunfigti
out theit.likh representation was false,..iinti that the
articles were of' ,mdderii mannfaCturiii end- trifling
value,—would net the discovery in that case be ma•
terial? So iii thu-'present instance .the tliscotory
might be material, and thp thrinuftr- must therefore
beorerniuld.

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