Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-28
Latear Foreign Articles.
F,es1b Asfe. P,gtaie1 70 ibs Oirt Of Raj Pan.
RATIsBON, Ausua 10.

RATlsBON, Ausuii 40.
Uadtr the pssicnt ciIsunnsnces Of az.
fairs, wnsn ri. n,oyemenIs q tls House OF
.aoana menace he Coanaen, with new war.
h's i'nperisl Msjeits, ne EG,peror of the french,
King OF lisi., jddges II p-crAary TO make
kDo~o,in atfsnk ADD .olsnn declaration, the
icn,' nc"ss by @irch nc Is sniaaei in o rder
- eaAoie hts cotcmp lfaTcs anc poaen,y TO
jaige, win true Knowledge q the Gale, III the
event oi 'hetsM takins place. WAC has been
the ageIslior. E
'' IL 10 aih This view, thst the unde,Gen.
ed Charge e'sfaifrs of his Imperial MajeiY,
the isnPetoF at the French, 40 the German Di-
Ct, has reccivedro'ieis 20 psesenr fa,,hiul tx.
pohuon OF The principles oy snieh MA Imperial
Majcdy, the Empcior. has been uniformly &C.
tuSscd in nj, conduct towards Aoilri,.
Every ,hisg which thar povsr has dooe
contrary TO the ipift aud ie.tri D. Treaties, the
Em?efor has bithef'o pei lni,,ed. He hs. 40,
complained of che ,aineaiais ex,enfon o! ,ey,i-
rory on the right .iie of The Pave, agsioii the
aoquihticn OF Landau againt 81! The other ac.
qrsasian' made oy him 10 Snahls. and shich,
'aoicenevdy, 40 the trcaly oil Lpneviiic, have
materially altered the ,eiaive Il cation of the
neishbo'iag S;s,es in Inc Interior Of Germany {;
agasnts th,!e, 10 five, which continue a. the
r'cfent moment The iahjcet ofregocia,ion ai,h
different Princes, 10 ihe pet.ea knowledge of all
GeImany he ia. not complained Of ,hc deb, of
VSniec nos ha''ns been difcassged. contrsry
- the ipir' tac lctser of the treaties of Cun,po
Fo,rcio, aud Lsusviile /; he has not complained
ot the GENIAL ci jpaict sxpeIieacsd a. V,cnna by
ms luhetis vt Milan and Mantua. none of
whom, uo,wi'hhanlirg the fotmai aieularions.
as'e ba.n paid inci, oemands pei;her has he
complsnei OF ne psrtiaiity ~i,h xhish Au II ria
na Tscognizsd the ,lght os blockade, which
Elgisod q. nooasouily asropa.es 10 hcrsclt !;
AID when the neutrsli,y of chs Auiirisn A p ass
q os,eo vica ell to me injuryanf France. he
Was not provoked by shis condaSi OF the Coost
o. V,-naa 60 make any complaint, ,bus mskin.,
iacriiice to h, love Of peace, in prefeIvnc Il.
len &C upon the tutj.ti.
80 ihe. Enpeiof hs, evacuated Switzcr.
iaed, rendered Tranquil and kappy BY his att of
ricdia,ion [; nc has. not kept ia Lsly apr.a,er
rsInnef OF troops than isirciipeniably meek lary
10 lrsintsia tre '6,i,ns y bich they occupy to
shc essre'oity OF ,he penioiais. in order 10 pro-
tect tue commerce Of tie Lesant, and 10 iniurc
hinicls IN opjrtt OF c,mpenfa'ioo, which may
de,e'mine Eaelaod soevacna,s Malta, ard Rof
la To esscas,e Co.fu he has not upon The
Rhine and in,c.i,r ot'the E:upire, any more
tfoop, ,hsa s'c inlitpcn6bly nccsG.ry TO gar-
iifoa the diffSrcn, places. 49,,
" Engaged sot''eiy,in ,h- operation, Of
var which, q; hss nor provoked, which he iui-
tsins al much tor the in,eiett Of Europe a. ior
h's own, and IN which his principal end is The
re ea,oiiih nenf Of The eqoi'ibriun of commcrce.
ana ,as eqasl right Of al l,cs rron the fea. he
has united all his forces 10 the camps upon the
bordss. ct the ocean, far diaant from the Auf-
tiiAn fronticn; he has employed all the rcfour-
ces Ct hii Enoire to conatoet ncess, to form he
marine, to improve his porfs /; and. il is At the
f.u's n ,meat vhen he rrpofed 9th entire con-
hIeuce upoa the execution Of Trea.i-s which
have te-ea,bliihed the Peace Of the Con,inens.
that AuRria sifes from her aste of rcpofe, or.
gsoiIe, her forces upon the var caab;ihucnt,
feeds an army into the States Of Italy, slsbIihes
another eq ,ally cunGd-rsb.e in the Tyrol ;it ia
at ,hn nom-ns tha, The makes new leeies of ca
VARY, 'ha, fhc forms magazInes, that fhc Rrcuc-
thcns her tortihcaions, that (hc terri6es, By her
preparations the people Of Bavaria, Of Suabia,
and OF Swi'zssland, and difcoven an evident
intentioa OF making = diver6on 70 obviovlly
favourable to England, and more injariosny
hosti!e tosafds France. than would be direct
campaign, and an opeo declaration Of war. Ia
,heie gave ciscsmitances. the Emperor Of the
French hs, deemed il his daty to invi,e the
Court of Vienna to rerosn to proper feafe of
us uus intercas. All the evpedena which an
srdcnt love OF peace could fsegeh, hare been,
ciorted to wilh a,idity, and icveFa! times re-
newe.L Toe Court OF Vienna has made high
projections OF iu re(pcet for th: trc,ties rhith
sxiH oc'v.en IL and france bat is military
psePs1arioas have developed her intentions. At
the fame time that her declarations have become
more asd more paci6c. AsAria has declared
that ihe has no ho6ils intention sRaini the