Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10

see his country bending 70 the yoke Of
musliYoom tyrant.
Where i Hollandt-onee arepublic
. naineto which Bonaparte onceprofFess
ed much attachment. Isit now such
or are the honest D6tchmen compelled
70 launch out their hard earned gold "a
compensate Bonaparte for his kind op.
preston, and for placing over them one
Of his algust brsttsrs, 70 bod their
chains and secure thsis slavery.
Where 10 Austria? Alas (! gone or
going with the resi-. With afphysicaI
power, equal 70 cope with France, j,
falls by the dissentions Gifts own petty
authorities and . want Of the energy 81
the union. 1870
Pru.siahas lately fallen. r ispov.r,
90 much boasted for strength now lies
bleeding at her mortal wound. Here il
was expected, a check might be found 10
French devastation ; but hitherto il has
almost proved invulnerable. So unpre.
cedent has been its late Operations thai
. calculation ON its cession rannoa, well be
made.
! Isis Russia, that is to saw, " thu. lar
shalt thou 20 and no farther!e but II our
opinion be correct, this language is more
eongenisl with the power Of France,
than thar Of Russia. Prussia alone
continues The war the probability Of sue
cess l. In favour oil. France. Should.
this be the event Denmark must come
next, and the commMd Of the Baitick
must fall in the possJssion Of Bonaparte |
Should he be able y hold this, the com.
rherce Of Russia WI Be II his disposal,
and thar of Engl,hd be. immensely in
jured. Under iEese impressions, will
not Russia and Denmark make Z peace,
disadvantageoss TO themselves, rather
than y 20. great a risk! Would not
Russia choose to resign her Polish ter
.ritories, rather than take the CHARGE of
Narl S
The acquisition Of Poland Is, no doubt
. desirable object with Bonaparte, and
We. think, not difficult to acquire.
Though . detached province Of Russia,
power has nc legal, or iusttitle to il.
She acquired it BY force and notify right,
and holds ii unjustly.s Would Bonapar-
te, should be conquer this terriiofv, &C.
nefously beqneath Il tothe righsfOi heirs
Of the throne Of Poland, that deed would
give = lustre Of real glory to, bis lie,
which might in some measure, sheen,
from future ages, the dark part Of his
character. But this csnnot be expected
from one, whose sole object is ambition.
Poland, II he conquers il, ufu;t boW
submissiyely to N upstart tyrant-some
brother or cousin Of the Corsicans The
Poles msy Be dnped witd the promises
ofa restorstion Of their rights md in
their enthusiasm for liberty, NAV assist
throw of the Russian yoke but IN
he end. they win find they have only
changed masters. -
If then tie war continue. on ths cor.
tinent, the prospect Of It's event, ia
vcyfs the ambition of Francs-l. war
,ub.ides and general peace takes place,
4 VII not be because France quits he
object of ts agsrandizement. Ia esta.
Dlisfing peace, ~ in prosecuting war,
De viii have the same thiut In view.
Her rnenaeins attitude to those around
her, viii produces aesuiescence, detoga-
Iory from their interest md highly i'm.
portant to her domiReeFiug views. AID
{ % this way. If by the posvera Of. IN
Erigue In which she Is equafsoh her abilities
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