Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28


AgainH whom then, are her preparations direct
ed are thcy as,;n.t the S-ifs Are they
'gsioH Bavaria VIII thsy in the end, be d,f.
cesed agsinit the German Empire itielil
. His Majeas the Emperor OF the French |,
has charged the undefhgned 10 maxe known,
;haI ht viii ceniicer. as formal declaration If
~ar diietisd againa h:miel,. all agsrciions
which may be attempted sesina the Sermanic
Body, aud efpccisl!y sa:nit Blvaria
a. Ills M'jct'y tie Emperor Of the French
ri, Geger iepsrate the infersfs of his Empire
tren 'hofc of ife Princes Of G.rlany Who are
attached 10 him. Any Injuries winch they may
iUas'a. any dangers By which they may be
neoaced can never nc indiff ,ent 10 him, o. tor
eign IRON III, lively folicituie.
Sc Pcffuatcd thal the P,nces and States Of
the Geimsn Empire are penetrated with th:
lame ienn'aents, the nndeThgGed. in the name Of
the Em ,erJr o' rhc French, invites the Dict 20
| oni'e ~iih him IN pTe.iing BY every coh6dera-
! ton ofJutice sud feafop. the Emperor of Au-
Hna not 10 cxpofe for, any longer period the
pieient gcneTatios inc llcalao.e cslamitie. 20
| tparc the b,ool OF a noIii'ade of mea doomed
. L. periii The ,ies.ns OF war, the object OF
which - fiseisu toLG:rmany, k.ch at The mo-
n'ent OF ia hr.sxing out IS every where Ine iub-
jeet OF esG iify and doubt, aud Whole real mo-
uvsS nnot bc svoued.
:" The alarms Of The Continen, will nor b.
as!aycd, until ,hr Emperor Of AuiiIia yielding 10
be JuR and prsiiing Icfrsfenia,ions of GeYma-
ny. hhaii ceaie nj: hoa,le preparations. fa.l not
Keep 10 Sua,ia ard in he Iyrol. moie rroop.
'han are necehsy i0I eaF'iionins the place, and
hail replace hi; army on the Peace EhabhA-
mert. Was IL not 'undeIa acd, free the Con-
seniiJns entered INTO in coDiequence Of tho
Treaty ii Lnreviie, that the Artrian armies
could not pats the ,erritorics Of Upper AuRlia,
without committing attual hoitiiity Was not
Aufsns isnbb'e al ,hai leiioc, thai Ftance, be-
log shen engaged in a io'eigo war, hsving
withdrssn her ,roops from Susbia. and haviug
put a fop 10 the movemens which il could
make by means o. ,he Corps OF troops we had in
S*Nzcrsnd, i; ~ss no, juf 20 oppofe 10 facs
rrark. OF confidence precautions truly aee.ci-
hre! The cucumitances boiog the fame at
p'eicnt OF the part Vt France, why are the nea-
tures OF AuRra % diiltren, Why docs .he
keep ilx;y battzlioaS in the Tyrol ard Susb,s,
whit ihc forct, Of France ATE collected az diff
iancc sJr al expedition sgsnA England.
8 There eyifs NJ difference at this sncm.nt
sctaeeen the S ss Republic sod the German
Bnpiie no difference between Bavaris aud
Aartis and IL soy cSedit is To be given to the
declaration Of the Cour, Of Venn,, sheIe exias
none between il and France. For what au-
saown objetis then has the Court Of Vienna al.
ie,nbled 70 many troops
II can have bot one pisuhble' obicts
,hat 10 10 keep s.sDce in hafe OF indecifiion.
TO place her ina iale Of inactivity snd, In a
word, 'oausst hcfsptoarefs on the cave of de-
cihve tfon----But this obj.es can only be
oosncd ',r lime France has been de-
ceived ihe is 10 longer fo--Shc ha. been
Obliged 90 potaooe her eotefpfz,s; ihe till
deies, them thc waits the effect Of ,heie re.
nonR'aoce'; ihc waits the fatt Of the repre-.
fen,s ian OF the Gcrm4nic Dier. Bur when We.
cry efors ihal be tru',lesly made 10 bring Auf-
tEia 10 the adoption eiiher ofa GoceIe peace. or
of an nndi'guilcd and OF en- hoEiiily. hi, MaeIy
thc Emperor OF the ffench will tulfi! al iac do
,,es imPcicd 90 him by HI, dieni,y and his
power |; be Ill dlt.ct his Forts to every quar-
ter in which s:aoce ihaii oe rnenactd. provi..
dcnce hat bsltIscd On him IL fl ocht ftseng;h to
contend againis Eoglsnd With one hand, ana
with the olhct TO defend The honour Of his itard-
ards, andtfe tights Of his allies.
Should the Dict adopt the cou,fe which
the undc'6ened hai orden to pons oat to IL;
ihon'd freceed IN Ieprefcn!ing TO the view of
ths En)ctor ci Auttsia the real h,uaiion, in
which iheie NOV em ents made perhaps, without
rthetton ordered, perhaps, without suy hof-
tile isien,ion. aad foley in con.eqacncc of for
eign influence. have placed the Continent ;
lhosh II iuceeed in Peruadins this Sovcseigr.
iodiyiduailY humaue aud jaa that he has no en-
ttriss, that his irontists threa ened, that
J Fraoce had twice had il in.h.r powes TO deprive
him for ever cf one half Of hs hereditary States
II -he had extended her ~iihes beyood what had
been eRabl'fhed at Campo Formio and Lune.
vile that by HI. difpoiions. which even before
they arc taily Developed. aft q france even in
the centre OF her action, he in,edere,, wifhoor
advantage TO his State, and without honour 10
hrs policy. in quarrel which is forrigu TO him,
thc Diet viii have delsrved we'll OF Germany, cf
Switzerland. OF Italy. OF france, Of all Esropc.
with che exception cfa fngle nation, the enc
my OF the general tranquility. and which h,s
foundsd i's PROPERTY on the hope snd the de-
fign, asdcnt,y ssJ pesleyerigcIv maintained Of