The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-08-18 00:00:00

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pptied, not to ameliorate our condition at home.-
- --11- all thar-tretsnd- produces will
Tile fruit of the poor Irishman's
of all his thooghts, end anxieties,
be sent away from himself and his
must go to Greet Britain, and
in money or its grain—to satisfy
of our absent landlords, and to
rivals--to increase their capital,
I all, their power to withhold our
.andl where is there a country in
- in the same miserable sad debasing and revolting
condition ?—The constant complaint of all nations
bas been, that the exportation of their produce has
been allowed by their Governments, and the cry has
always been raised the higher if the produce ea.
ported was in a raw state, such as the exported
proclaim of Ireland always is in, because, in this
case, the value conferred by labour, has not beets
addedOereto, by the People who gave it an exist-
ence. ~.But where is the occasion of complaint equal
to whet. the Irish have ? I( other countries export,
they import in return, and even though they export
rate produce, they may import raw produce in reN
taro, of a description nifferent from their own, which
It will equally, and more profitably, perhaps, em-
ploy !heir people to manufacture. But here, there
Is no ,suCh thiUg. We mon all, and we obtain
whaing in return but contempt. MI the surplus
produce of the soil of Ireland, amounting annually
in.raltinto Nome millions of pounds sterling, is sent out
of the color ry , and, in feet and in troth, to tbe amount
.of a siugte worth, is not imported in lieu- of
• this enormous end winos! sacrifice. No matter w he.
Cher the prodttce of Ireland 6 sold herg or in England,
it is precisely as we have stated. Is thee a place on
babitafile-globe in the •same melancholy, in the same
unnatural. 6-cumstances ?' Did that race of People
ever exist since the birth of the world, that endured
what the unfortunate Irish are enduring now ? At
Dome they are reviled and insulted, and oppressed, until
)ngeito.ity can no longer devise a scoff, or a scourge
with which they are unacquainted. And abroad their
same is a bye word fur 'national thraldom, while
they are considered, and in truth, are slaves of fo.
reign task-nntslersa_wbo drain from them to the very
Jees, whet incessant tail and watching has created ;
tred-the more they extort, the more they despise the
victims of their profligate awoke.

•

. r YOUNG NAPOLEON.
•,41
Tbs allamingis the patent conferring the title of
Dulte,efAeichstadt on young. Napoleon. it will be
• mpaimet that no mention is made of his father.
”iVf it', Francis I. &c. make-known, &c.
As, in creiscguence of the act of the Vienna
lipoogrr;tond of theNegaclations entered into after-
-7,404 P.is-with our High Allies for its execution,
ikbap.:droliedwpea. as to determine the title, the
mos; the rasik;• and pfrionat relations of Prince
plitocks4oseph-Charle4,son, of our beloved dough-
teet.,,Arcbducheis of Austria, Duchess of Parma,
Vamentiat and Geriatelle, we have resolved as (ol-
ive
V.6ls,'We confer upon the Prince Frauds-Joseph.
Charles, son of our beloved daughter the Archduchess
Maria Louisa, the title of Duke of Iteichstadt, and
ire order. ft the samtv-Iltne for the future all our Au
thfirifies,'„ard In general-aril individuals, to give him,
ip addressing him either by word or by writing, the
thliof Must Seim Duke at the head of the writing,
mid on the address and Lab the teat, that of your
Serene lAighness.
'4 2. We permit him to have for arms two golden
lions inor:eeding from the right, the one in advance
of the otkee„wpan an oval shield, field pules, divided
transversely by a straight line or, surmounted by a
ducel coronet end mantle. We give him far sup.
porters two griffins, sable and or, with two banners,
es which are to be repeated the ducal arms.
" Prince ('rancis-Joseph-Charles, Duke of Reich-
stadr, shall take rank both at our Court and in the
whale estent of our empire, Immediately after the
rinses of !tar family end the Arch'lukes of Austria.
4.6 There. have been prepared • iso ropier.. pe, reedy
nlike„ and b. signed, by 111, of the present ordi-
nance Wl' dm !swim). which shall be punlished fur
the linccePl.4lge of all, ihay.itec. may conform to its
provision, o.ie of these copies 114 v been deposited
. 4tl tlie private Archives of out family ; the oilier in
tbo Areite. of Suite. •
at raven at ~er capital and fecidence in Vienna,
July p 2, 181S.,.udin rhe year of our reiq.. 27.
tctotedt •• FRANCIS
(Countersigued) mita FRANCIS VON s'UltA U.
" Grata LlLuicellur."

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shoinikiscours, must be
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tircwilribtlittoog our I
and whaiiis worst of
rights! Gond (and