The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

pverted those states with the Confederation ofthe
Rhine, into AS MACY provinces of the French EN-
pire. With the forces Of Span and Portugal,
pc wishes tn effect the complete destruction of
austria, and then assembling the collective
strength ct Europe, drive the deluded Alexan-
der into the deserts of Tartary Thus, will the
destructive projects ofhis wild ambition be fully
accomplished The ancient dynasees of the
earth will disappear he and his family will
reign over the nations which he has divided and
destroyed another deluded system. still more
painful than the former, will be established to
!he exclusion ofthe light and annihilation OF the
industry and civilization of three entire centu
RES One single man shall have the glory ot'hav-
ing changed the destiny OF the principal part Of
the world What does it avail him, to fulfil the
designs of his execrsble tyranny, that one hun
dred provices should still be delivered up to fire
and sword Europe must be enslaved he has
thus decreed it ; and when the name OF Nspole-
on, writtenin characters ofbloood, shall announce
10 men their wretchedness and slavery, then, per-
maps, this barbarian viii rest satisfied with hav-
ing been the fatal genius of desolation and death
To the Nations of the world.
But the time has not yet arrived when he can
ENJOY this dreadful, this bloody satisfaction. En-
gland from the immense advantages which her
Insuiar situation, her power and.her laws pre-
sent to her, has ever looked with contempt upon
the mad commissions of French ambition and has
IN part restrained them. The unexampled man
ner III "Hicn SPAN has been InSulted, has broke
tor ever the servile bonds, which connected her
TO France. Every avenue to IA adj justment is
closed, every door to reconciliation shut Until
our Sovereign as restored, our independence ac-
knowledge |, an eternal war shall subsist between
France and Span. Portugal has the same in
suits to avengc, and her interests, for the first
time, are the same with those of CASTLE. a
brave Prince proudly refuses, in the North, TO
submit to the vassalage, which the tyrant re-
cures pf every nation, and maintains the honor
and dignity of Sweden, in the uni just and odious
war, which the intrigues of Napoleon have excl
ted against him. What then, Sovereigns of Eu-
ro e, can detain you Circums tances invite you
an opportunity presents itself, the danger is ur
gent, your interest is obvious. 1t YOU wish to
exist, arm yourselves--Frorn the Scheld to the
Tiber and from the Neva TO the Guadalquiy.r
cry: and let that be-, war against Frenchmen
Does fear 'letain you Do you doubt whether
your efforts will be attended with success Be
not deceased Frenchmen are neither nvune-
rable nor invincible The plairs of Valencia &
Saragossa, the mountains of Baylen exposed to
Heaven and earth their shame and degradation
Oh We monarchs and nations OF the continent
initiate our perseverance and our efforts, and the
world, threatened with destruction, by a bru, al
monster, will at length recover its independence
and its repose
Royal Palace Of Aicasar, Seville, .Tanuary =,
1909
MARTIN DE GARY,
Sec. Gen. TO the Supreme Junta.