The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-08-25 00:00:00

e •

. • • - -
to rule over you with mildness, and to regalli the Interests of
your country. This mildness, and this regard for your wel-
fare, were crimes not to be expiated in the eyes of big maw-
tural brother, and Loozi was obliged to abaadun a flame
which he was compelled to adopt, aad which was only a bent
of thorns to. him while he piaes,ed it. Jleoce you may inerr
what a lamentable fortnoeawaits you, if you calmly sabmitto
the dominion of the Tyrant. He will inflict tea-fold sengeance on
youtand yoµ will hereafter vainly writhe in the pangs of misery
and despair. [fecal to your minds your former triumphs, and let

the glowing recollection impel you to emulate the virtue and the
valour of your forefathers, who restated you from foreign op-
presion, and completed your iifdependence as a people. Be
assured that the Tylliot trembles on hi. throne, and a glorious
exertion on your part would tend effectually to hurl bins from
the eminence which he has gamed by unparalleled turpitude.
He sera, by the desertion of his soldiers in Spain, how hateful
to theta is the cause in which they are engaged, and he assured
that the cause is only dear to his Generals, who know that
their security depends spoor the continuance of his power, and
that his duo-fat would be certain presage of their own. Eves
those Generals heartily detest their Tyrint, and would MOO
readily be contest with their present ran, and acquisitions, and.,
rejoice in the destruction of so oppressive and so insulting I
toaster, if they had reasou to believe that they could
escape in the wreck of his fortune.—Hollanders, the awful
crisis of your fate has arrived.—lf you suffer the present
moment to pass without a bold assertion of national vets.
grimes., you will be lust as a people fur ever, and must here-
after be the wretched victims of foreign domination. How
glorious is the opportunity which presents itself to you 1—
%1 hat an example will you hold forth to the enslaved natives
of Europe: You will recover your character ia the eyes of
mankind : you will regain the rights of which you have been
so wantonly and barbarously deprived; and you will transmit
those rights to your lastest posterity, who will look back
upou your success with pious gratitude, with reverence, and
with emulation. Reflect that the descendant of the House of
Orange, of an illustrious liue of ancestors, once the protectors
0; your country, is now a wanderer from hi. native laud, nor
can you do better thao invite him to your shores, and invest
Wu with the privileges which hi, ancestorsenjoyed. He will
Use learned the duties of the station. and the esteem which I%
doe toy ou, in the school of adversity, and he w ill look with love
lihd veneration on a people who base recovered their righty
and invested him with those which his family enjoyed. Rot
however you may deterugue respecting him, &spot forget so bal.
is due to }ourselves. The eyes of all Europe are open you,
and other States would feud In the recovery of your indepro-
*see the resseratioo of their own. Hotta/okra do tint liaise a
sumeent —arise as ore ants: your are many; your enemy is
in himself but a weak individual, and the hearts of all man-
kiod are against him. Renown or infamy, freedom or bondage,
depend upon yourselves at this eventful crisis. If ynu rise in
the fullness of national might, you will he irresistablr. Allege,
yourselves that the efforts of other countries will be the reek
of your heroic vindication of your rights. The Tyrant will be'
confused and distracted by a general revolt of the enslaved
Continent. He will full in the struggle; mankind will exult iu
the event, and history will proudly record your triumph as a
dreadful warning to oppression, and a glorious example for
asonlind."

LOST, yesterday, in walking from the Temple
to Whitefri:irs, a Alt) Rank of Englund Note. FIVL
GUINEAS will b given on returning it to Mr. Parkin, Low
Stationer, Temple. Payment 6 stopped.

We have received a series of Loiters between Petition and
Caine, containing a most able argument on PAat.t.+war-
TAaY HEFO ass, which shall appear as soon as we Aare am
eluded " The Review of theism Session of Parte:uncut," •f
which there are three Nunihers left.