Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20

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Into ,vfat nc7o sian he may mo lei m,
Ger5nan Emhire nay Dc q ntafte, Of mucl
naIch inat,or,aRcc. Germany ca,nos becoa,e
more his ozoa shan e is already"
Here then is authority published in
London, under the noses Of the British
ministry, in paper which goes 10 every
part Of Tie world proving that The fate o!
Germany depends upon the will of NaPo
leon. This is one of the consequences cl
The third coalition S, ct the violauon ofthe
treaty Of Am,cns-and is neither more
nor less than wa, predicted by the writer
OF This belure tie existence of ,ha, coall,i-
on was announced this is true the
question at power 10 sr.,ied, and this i'm
prtant aud respectable portion of the
| globe, will owe It's frluse destiny to ose
! against whose existence the rulers of
Great R'iaiu as well as Germany, lately
c'nfsderatcd. Whether therefore the
future order Of ti'ngs shall proceed from
policy or,.y, or from that exalted c;cmen-
tcy, which has every where (whrn posi-
bie) added !us,re 10 ,hs character CT the
Emperor, is not nov OF Importance,
therefore we viii leave ,hose enquiries for
the present and determine the question &C.
cordi"g To geographical situation and other
iSia,ions.
The Whole of the country which lies
bet~eem the Rinne, Tire Mayue, Prussia
and me hernan sea, upon the waters OF
the Rhine Ems, Wrscr and Ebe, Is dit
Videdinto sna.:. feeble, pcincinalaies, inca
pable IA protect their ewn md peadence,
or % Afford the means Of securing the
happiness and prosperity OF the ,rhabi-
tan's. Il mentioned Formerly and IS nov
Ecpes;ed. tha, these districts ought TO be
uni'cdin,o one government; nothing hasyet
appeared TO shew tha, dis important and
necessary object oagh. not 10 bs nov &C.
conpiished.
The implacabie caemies Of Bonaparte,
and the infatuated adhercpts uf he Brtish
government, viii loudly cxcla.,n Jha, these
OF sini'resents, ll.hsy sI,ould nap2en vii.
process d from the tyranny aud cppiessious
OF the Emperor of France. 20 winch Il
may be answered, ihag il is impossible 10
inuoduce any changes IN tho,s ensi,ved
Z gions, which WIZ make the COS d,lon Of
The people more miserable, ,h.n il has
heretofore been. /, sou.d be easy 70 H.
4 iusrrate this position by many facts bu.
enc will be sufficient, and that one is
we'll known, ard has been severely felt in
this country.
When The Americans were compelled
20 oppose the british .gsuernmest, ~ sup
port of their RICH 5, the war which en>ued
was 50 unpopular in ENGLAND, tina, it was
difficult 20 find sufficient number OF
| EnglIshmen (aed 10 their national
honor It rs spoken) to engage in the
UNJUST and IN natural contest. The SIi
tish government, therefore were obliged 10
employ mefc-narIes, and actually did
h're from the princes Of Hc.s=-Cassel,
| brunswick, ard others OF the same de.
scription 10 900 men, who were employed
IN this unpopular, and inhuman var. Il!
was by these means tina, the British rulers
were enabled, moi only 10 pro;ract the
var, but also TO extend aud multiply the
calamities and miseries Of this country.
According to the views which have been
AIKEN, IL g-il, no more, be in The power Of
such petty lyrants, 60 barter away the
ives and liberties Of their own miserable
subjects, or rather slaves, to suit ,he fell
purposes of murderLrs and oppressors /;
nor will j, be possible for any one to wi.om
these things are known, TO say that the
IA { Of Hesse-C assel aud is conledeia,es,
will not be we'll deserved.
These change appear now 10 be practi
!cabls, and with every friend OF ,ngnk nd
mus, be desirable: sDd aitho' i: may be
aliedgsd that the condition Of the people,
avill not be made better, yet it will be I'M
possible thai by any change, their condii.
ON can be rendered worse. indesd, what
can DC worse, ,han to iosce men into mill
iarg service, and nsxi 10 bire tbcm out
like beasts of burlhen not only TO slapgh
trr the unoRendlng, industrious aud vir-
tuOus inhabitants OF other countries, but to
expose their own lives 10 she chances and
dangers at war IN the iuhumau service.
Every American, and particularly those
who have sous for whom they feel pa
RENAL soliciiude can, without further argu-
menl, understand the influence Of these
facts,
If these charges should be elfseled
they viii proceed altogether from the in
reference OF the Emperor Napoleon, and
will afford to the accusers OF that dis,in-