The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-04-01 00:00:00

.ez EDITOR er TRE ST.47IESiV AN:
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trust that every man who reads the ener-
pathetic appeal to the 110NOUR and UN-
,NDING of the British nation, in your
yesterday, from Mr. Carer. Lam, will sub-
, :;ie justice of his sentiments, and feel it
!jc to as publicly avow them as that Gentle-
jr,ne. The RIGHT Of NAPOLOON to the
Diadem of France, pronounced as it has
FsAscc, is as evident as that of any other
1, for by what other tenure than that of the
choice, doss the POMO& amour, in the ab-
his father, wield the massive sad glorious
of Great Britain
'his is not a moment to minas matters, and
vile or equivocal language. The duty we
,atselves and ear posterity, imperiously de-
tat we explicitly and firmly express our ab-

of the atrocity of even *timpani (for it is
the conspirators against the rights of Dodoes
men can do) to force the discarded family on
lion that has espelled them. The Plumes Rs.

,on sensible of the miens by which his files-
ly came to the Throne, to deny As
ey of NAPOLEON./ Chant to the sliedere
ince ; and his public acknowledgment to the
nation on his assuming the Regency, is a
u, that its interests will be coeselted le
to that of an individeal fatally, whence.
and unavailing preteesioos ought not to be
ipetitinn with the interests, the happiness,
HONOUR of the country.
viert that Ministers will dare to join in the

conspiracy against France, is a libel, if not
r understanding, at least, on their pre.
They dart not, in the face of common
of the nation, and of justice, embark in
ire so criminal, and for which the heaviest
It would be a poor atonement for the
ealamities they would indict on millions !
ist cause, our heroism and resourees would
trot securities for a successful issue to a quit.
our neighbours—potent, and inured to war
are; but to violate the common rules of
and to invade her territories, not for the
of avenging wrongs or insults offered to our
itry, but to reinstate hereditary imbecility
crone, from which the general voice of
has espelled it, is a guilt of which the
Government, with the Constitution in full
sensible of its duties, would revolt at; and
not observe, that an Administration acting
other principles, deserves punishment, by
;grit and letter of that Constitution, which
s ate bound to defend and revere. I bays
remarks to show the felly of presuming

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,ere with the domestic arrangements of free
dependent States, and that no doubt can sail/
nation has a right to chose its own Sovereigns
its own lairs for its domestic Government.
.rty of the Allied Sovereigns is mach bet,
for their prndeuce than their arlination;
ie!, cannot march so army into . Boa;
iby British gold, *hick May 'be i
eisabetiait
to war more powerful than t a
lounnows, it remains with Pat . t, mei
le at large, to show whether they *II safer
,es to be again plundered 'of Millieel by pre.
Hies, who have, with our money Is their
fought as often against as in tipp last W
they have done against Frtnq I and it
serious consideration of the Leeivielete that '
he policy and justice of subsidisiectereign
c for the foul purpose of ENDEAWit.
reinstate Loris AVIII. on the throne.
maich 90. Vkil4.j: