The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-10
,jor tie National Iateltigeneer, from
a late Paris paper.
'rRlBUNArE.
SPEECH. OF CARIoN-NlZAS.
Af5 p,tndsmairs-Scpf. 26.

The exiting circumstances in which Europe now
finds hefelf of 70 ferrous and threatening ma
ture, shat the leaf reae9ipg mind mutt be awaken
ed TO attention, and in the breas of thofe who
aeeustomed to mediate the vciltudes of human
affairs, the mot lively nterell mul be excited
Ever fince the blood of Lorran 70 fatal to France,
has mingled with the blood of Charles v. iealoufy
and hatred have been kindled, which have ncrealed
with our increaiing Profperity, which have been in
HaSned by our order and peace, and which have now
arilento the mott aIt0niihing height.
let the neceilitous houfe OF Auaria and phlegmat-
S government be agitased by the iutrigues ami daz
sled by the gold of Great Britain. It is what we eau
emily comprehend; ince We have been iuitruaed by
fo many previous examples.
But that Vienna. the natural and connituted guar
dian OF the frontiers of Germany and the barrier of
Europe, and who for 70 long time defended them
with iuch fidelity againR the Turks, fhould now 70
eagerly open them this half corrupt and half Bar
baran giant, who with hand agta,es the Baltic,
and with the other reigns the Euxne who calls
forth the hordes of Caucus and the nations of Thief
ialy, who Puhes the eaa upon the weh, Ala upon
Europe lisa crime of Auitria againit Europe, aganit
heriel, is an antifocia delerun,, which cannot fui-
GENTLY excite our aleonihment and indignation.
What then is the hope Of Auaria, when Europe
HAL ceale to exit and that Europe is in danger of
lofng its independence, cannot be doubted when we
Lee combined againt her. the riches Of the two In.
dies the power of va portion of Ala, the fatal de-
lection, the parrisidal policy Of part Of her own
lates.
Bat," cry the n,ercenary aud cupid writer's it
Is on France the eyes Of Europe fhould be fixed it is
france who has deitroyed the equbriuni is true,
what The adds to her territory is fall and amoa inn
PercePtible in comPariion with the provinces fyal-
lowed by Rulha, or the kingdoms fubjugated by En-
gland. But the conquefs of England and RplIia are
10 diitant" Not 10 dttant, however but that their
gold can reach with facility, and their armed hores
penetrate to the heart of Europe.
Auf Alra rhary Il Il.
gland and Ruflia may be the more readily pardoned
'tince they gain 70 little from them finte they 90
vern them 10 wrctchedy; for the population of India
diniihes every day under the iron fceptre of Great
Britain and the Properiry of Ala is not very lenii
bly, augmented under the knout of Rufia."
Strange reckoning indeed, by which they would
induce US TO conclude, that the impotence of a 90
do i'll. "
Behold however thefe armies which territory.
eis popuious true, but thrice extenve as the
re OF Europe can raIe, fee them extending from the
ouis Oh the bori'tnenes to thofe of the Neva Zee
&c the entrance of thefe fame rivers two fleets ar a
gwen hgnal, letting fail, and tracing around Europe
line OF ignominy and fervtude and i'm the foace of
little time, meeting and uniting before the mouths
oil the Rhone the Tiber and then FAY Europe is
not endangered. -
England We're in like Gtua,ion, do you not be-
ieve The would before this have officially
the blockade of Europe! Nature, Rroncer than am.
oiton, prevents England from acting as fhe would
act were The htuated like Rua but where the views
OF ambition aiited by natural petition. can we
doubt but that Ruiia will adopt the logic of Enc
land! - -Ns
What is wanting to enable her to execute mi. MAJ,
~ gisahue tyranny hnee great and till ncreaiing
marine is to be the infrument Is it timber when
Poiieed OF fore!ts untouched fince the creat;,n i;
hemp, is it iron, is it provifan, of any kind. WHEN
me IS the grand magazine of Europe, or can it be
men! No they will not foon exhaun, either the re-
glons OF ancient Scandinovia which have bear c,,,s1
the nurferies of the human race. nor the val,
OF Aha, thoie eternal relervoirs which have ,s;,;
caiiy inundated the ANCIENT world :.
bur perhaps, gold, 70 necefary in modern xvare-
tars' may be wanting perhaps ramparts and BARR
efs may impede her Progreis.
Spiu England, depending her infular ltuati
on ana as ispara,ed from Europe, ihuttng her ewes
on the dangers which he thinks difant or impoJ;bl
exhauits the treaures Of India OH her Gde Rampar,
barriers! 20
Auitria, thoufand times more fenfelefs than En-
gland, iince her danger is more imminent. Aulr;a
opens Paage through her territories and over tbe
ooaies Oh her iobJects marks padage for RulIian
armies to the wet and middle of Europe TO ;op tb
Ruf1ian and Tartar fleets
What will De the conlequence TO Auffria and Fno-
land OF inch violation of all the dates of n,erea
and prudence may be eafly forefeen; for AuOra. II
Will be the overthrow of government whole fub;e6s
sie hot IT'S HiehuS-Ior England, more ia
deed, but more terrible, the entire deruSfon Of both
the government and people
In vain do thefe powers endeayor TO deceive ,ba,,
felyes-their deitiny is nferibed upon the paoes Of
hifory. fNs' -
AT the time when the Moors were invited into
Spain bytwo traitors, blinded by revenge. sbev tool
no time to conder the consequences of their treaon
they believed that the difference of religion. of man
ners, of color would prevent the Moors from nal;na
permanent Establishment, and yet but few years
had elaPisd when, except in naccenable mountains
fcarcelya drop Of ChriGian blood was to be found II;
Spain. -
And to whom is it that the court of Vienna Thu,
eheeruily opens her hereditary kingdomsl To a
powerful foyeregn of the very fame people who. I'm
der the emperor Leopold. invited by the rebel
Hungarian', laid iiege to Vienna with an army Of
100000 combatants, by whom it would have been
iptailby TAKEN and ravaged had not been for the
iuceours OF the magnsninous Sobieik.
In hmlar and perhaps near danger no sobi-
eikt will axle There is no longera Poland--ngra-
ttnde has eonGghed it to delruGion ayariee has
defpoiledi it 4! :.
There IS no longer Poland This is the true
eaue, the dePlorsbe origin of all the revolutions over
which Europe has mourued 6nce that gloomy period
and all of thoie which are yet to be aecomplhedil
When Charles XII and Peter l. FOUGHT Tor VI.
tory with armies 70 FINAL that they Teamed Lon -; -