Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18

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This proclama,ion is dated the,2ot SEP.
1905 and signed Francis.
(fl Is it necessary to retura to these
fa.ta already known to the whole univers.
the occupation of Lindau, the acquisitions
eonsumfaated and negotiated in Southern
swsbia. the invention of the right Of waif
90 onerous to Switzerland and so militant
against her neutrality, the refssalto pay
B the debts due TO the subjects of the king,
!. DOM Of Italy, obiectsso contrary, in every
/ respect both in their ensemble and in
| their details, to the spiri, and the letter Of
The treaty OF Lupeville, that there was no
other manner to break the sworn faith than
10 violate also the resess OF the enpire,to
SAP the foundations of the constitutions Of
Germany and to Invade Bavaria One can.
nes help deploring the fate ola people who
are imposed on by so many falsities TO make
them endure all the misfortunes, all the
scourges Of war.
(Moaiteur.)
"a tits necessary to cite, in support Of
this assertion. the appreciation given to the
right of blockade, which, independently Of
its being humilia,ing for an independent
State, is an evident hostility on the part OF
State which pretands to be neuter. The
court of Vienna has formed to herselfa
strange idea Of thel duties OF neutrality,
She thinks no doubt that she still acts as
neutral power, when she calls the Russian
armies supon her territory, when, Assem-.
bling all the forces of the Austrian monar.
chy, she leaves her capital, her strong pa.
ces to be guarded by the citizens, TO march 5
her whole army to the borders OF the I
Rhine. (DidJ
90 When Austria, under pfetext OF
forming Gordon of troops to prevent the
introduction of contagious disease which
no longer existed, sent an army Int The
states Of Vetiice and hastily raised the held
Notifications, there were only pleasure
camps in the Kingdom of Italy; not one
regiment, not one battalion, not one COM
pany was upon the frontiers of the lyr0l.
At thar same period, on the contrary, all
the military forces of France were assem-
bled on her coast opposite to England, For
ty days have hardly elapsed since the mo- b
ment when 10000 Frenchmen were en-.
bafked oD board the aotllla OF bouio5ns' 81
expecting every Instant the squAdrons 10
protect their passage, and the favorable 81
wind that was to watt thena TO the te'rl'os ~
of Grea, Britain. (Lld) #
(4) We shalIno repeat the observa'len'
already made upon this strange med'a''h
by which Austria said to England inafea ri
against your enemies and TO France: SUI
NIT to all the conditions which your eae'
raies would wish to impose upon you or
march against YOU; negoclatt9n Nlaesa -
,1rienaly as that of man who, uader pre-,
text of separating two eombasants' s"ou'a
advance towards one Of the two and s!t1A'
him behind with poignard. M
'{5) No doubt you relied upon sauna!
result !; because you thought that a. W.
moment when your treason woulu o''aa
out, the army of Boulogne would De III
England. You have had the coward'ee 10 u
raise hostile sword against TREAD en-
gagged with all his means in quarrs. wn'sa M
was a, least foreign to you. The God VINO
watches over loyal AID faithful nations,
and who Furnishes treason and perjury &C.
tanned our fotilla in port. These sa'''
soldiers who were armed only to hsn1 a
eainst the enemies of the continent, nave
arrived upon you with the rapidity OF lisnss M
ming, guided by the angel Of victory anu
protected by the God of armies. ~. III
(6) That monarch surprised by Ia, M
treason of q disloyal prince, should demahu Ca
of his people the greatest sacrifices, ls .,, m
ry natural he could not foresee the perhoy
and nobody will be ssionished at his nav M