The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-26

IN SueSIa WnlCN ne WAS aoout ~ oiue'' DuN
it becomes me to tel! YOU, with freedom,
that a, the same time that your letter pro-
duced this good effect, very different i'm.
preston was created by letters received at
| the same time from A1unich and particularly
| from Dresden. What grieves US IS not SO
! much what is said of your armament, as the
J details of the direction given 10 the public
| spiri, in this Austrian states. On the banks
! of The Toplltz at Carlsbad, at Egra, nothing
i is brea,hed but war. One hopes that this IS
| the moment to commence i, w,h success +:
another say chat the Spanish peasants, ex-
cited 10 fanatic frenzy by the priests. had
destroyed the whole Frenca army in SPAN /;
that the French army in Germany DOES not
at the utmost exceed 100, 900 men that Of
Italy is insufficient to suppress new insur-
rection in Calabria, and to appease the trou-
bles supposed to exist in Dalmatla and the
louian isles.
. /, was by fables such as these that
Prussia was last year induced TO adopt Il re-
solution so disastrous Tor her. The agents
Of England, who recipita,ed her into total
ruin, have the same employment now IN
Austria they wish to drag her into mea-
sures, the consequences, OF which cannot
be foreseen, to make her raise armamens
SO enormous tina; she could not sust.in the
weigh, Of them, and which would bring on a
war by the suspicion excited abroad and by
the ierment created within-fhe people
are told Of dangers awaiting them, they
are called to the defence of their country !;
they are put into motion. and they vii! soon
be carried by that motion whihersceyer
those, who have given the impulse, may
think proper 10 direct them. The wisest
men in your monarchy, will not be able to
arres, the TORE nt.-Ihe noise OF war i'm
pruaentiy rised, Will no, in vain rescued
within aud without-Do you require proof
Of the effect Look at what has taken
place at Trieste see the militia OF that city
running through the streets, insulting
French and Italian travellers, even in the
housts--sce them assembling to the number
Of 1900 men around the French consul's
house, and insulting HIM By the most outra-
geous proposals, and in short renewing
the scene exhibited al Vienna in relation
70 gen. Bernadotte Observe the city
police, whom | suppose more weak than
malevolen,, remaining all this time inactive,
and in the end endeayoring 10 eAtenuate
the injuries they did nos prevent or sup
press, much less punish. See how, withou.
intending it, we find ourtelves on the eve
IF a war.
Do you desire another proofa Two
French couriers, carrying dispatches TO
Dalmatia, have been stopped and their dis
patches carried of. ! ne emperor attributes
his to nothing but the popular ferment,
which your new measures have created.
Without doubt, sir, Austria had RICH,
make such change in her military esta
',iishment as she thought proper---bot have
,Ich changes ever deen made in lime OF
eace with SO much precipl;a ion? Was
necessary in A7rl that every thing should
e finished by tie ist Jolly, as if at that
,me war was 70 Commence To pot in a
moment, 500. 900 mea under arms in addi-
.,on to the force already composing the
landing army-exercise and equip them,
as if the danger was emminent and conse-
qlen,ly a war insy!,abe Could these
things be witnessed without saspeclna that
AUSTRIA had some project in con,em paiion !?
Il is certain, sir, that after such an impulse
being given to the public opinion. and the
termen, |: must produce II no step of a con
trary character should be taken, war will be
inevitable it will take place in opposition
to the wishes of the Two emperors, of their
ministers, and all the wise men in both ma.
tons.
!" You tell me, sir, offears tha. have been
excited by the formation of camps in the
countries occupied by French iroops-bu,
do you not know that it Is the custom of
French armies on foreign duty, ard that in
certain parts Of Italy they remain in camp
The whole year? Mos, certainly the en-
peror would have ordered those camps 10
he broken up, at the idea that they excited
uneasiness. But, mark the conduct of thu
emperor, 10 other respects. Has be net
dlsmanled th- fortrcsscs of Si!esia Has
he left single cannon or cram of corn in
one Of them J? Has he not surrendered
Brannau ?-tias he taken single step, thar
could be considered to originate ia hostile