The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-26
SUMMARY OF Politics. :

hasrfd.-UPoh what grounds know not, but
/. CERTAIN That an ei'mion 10 generally prcvA-
isnt, that the emperor Of Austria is getting tho
upperhand ofhis brother of France iis news.
papers appear TO be so full of dis notu,t md so
gay and lively and even witty, upon the occ .sion
that have been earnestly euieavoring % fluid OUT
some reason Tor believing their hopes aud cxrrc-
tauons to he built on eolid foundations Alter
Long and diiigeht enquiry, howev.:. L can find no
such foundations. still see Napo.eon a, Wen.
n'' and know, that, fine were in London, ,be
Wfeecpes, who now pr,teEd To believe, that he s
IN state Of disgrace, W uid lose not moment n
haStenpg to swear allegiance him, or if reo,i-
r"u, 10 rs Morse How men 80 bv found AZ
pudtht enough, to argue, that merely be aus. he
ieS IN tie ctpti OF the country Smo.,t,, with, at
mfk'h., any great .si, anges,, he mtfss, fheyf.,y.
oe IN I. isir way OF hs,ug defeated, is 5sut4,rien ~
astonishing but, how my body, any sia % -,.
IN the world, Can be found to believe s.,em, tn
look upon such reasoning as Sound, sarpss-.s
ones utmost motions of credulity Weic / m.
deed, to hearof his having actually }t1.4eu d ,.I
>, some score or 'we OF leagues, 1 should begin @
listen 10 hopes oi his fiu-f defeat ): bur, Viii, !,
see him sun IN the capital of the Austrian en-
pre- with part OF his army pushing on into
Hungary, mastI not be i tool To bviiey.. tn,,rr.
suaae myself, on to suffer Others to persuade me
mat he IS III fair way Of being de atet and ,ri-
ven back IN disgrace My decided opinion Is.
tnat ~ ap'ie"n, So f,r fem beng ON the eve OF a
Ge'est rs Upon the eve of totally snaihjia.in the
authority oftme House of Austris ard th;s o,,;-
mon is founded upon the same reasoning. where
oH'i N apoieon were IN London with a ,onou-r
ing army, should be of opinion that he was uno,
the eye Oh totally annltilling the authority of thu
House OF brunswick lie may be tleisatr MI,
prsse"' SITUATION may be reF'u,,S & the French
Meet wiienit comes Ca, again, 0,4 tie Al tie En-
gus" nset but, as to like ioot, ore is, II pre-
sent, JUS, rs likely As The other Ii indeed In.
philosophers, who conduct the Morning Post
aud the ecu irr, could assure me, ,.a convince
ine, oi the ruth OF; u er surances, thseBop,-
ps'te army Was off cred with p;rnps bur; y ms
oastards. harlot's buics, aud brotheI s, naaiss
ana cousins Ut, iHdeed, they couid pr We to M.
'"N' D"naPafte did not look upon brains as being
necessary IN the composition of. q general and
was conten. To take any creature st Was .,,,t
10 in, provided 1T had pair Of eyes lust TO keeH
itself out OF tie five, and hole in is face v;.-
IN TO put Victuals and drink If they could prove
10 ne, that Napoleon did not see with his own
eyes, put with theeyes otthat many -iieuSied mon.
steF' ms Corps LrgisiatJ, who by their deeds hsys
proved themselves to b. the mos, sttip q As ,yeu
a toe most corrupt assembly that has ever been
heSrd OF ia The civilized world +; if indeed Bon
lP re were once 10 fall into the practice of sui.
rring the high stations in his army TO he filed
up WIN TIE booty sons and other relations Of
these fellows, of their wives and their rnist-ea
ses' OF, whlch would be more likely, by the pa.-
ahours OF their wives and sire sses III coud
Dc Ssuiee,-ths he exchanged the Duke of r.
volt, Dantzick, Abrnntes, aud The rest ofhis pen,
erals Tor an equal number OF besotted amin Is.
owe nan OF whose lite has bern spsnt over the
bottle, and the other y Ilf in bed e co,dd he
convinced, that his army WAS under the cen,rnapl
o. Nhown, proven notorious fools, and secuis;rrs.
many of whom ufp,cd the two chara stcrs IN The
same person, and vino, on account of their i,Jeo
cy, hao sub%hfrii i'ecuiator sent with t,rIn to
lake care OF Their iiilage if, in shtnt could be
coh'i.ced, that, aii-of, sudden tie charact4- of
Napl-ons army was totally changed, and ,hat.
instead OF 'xci'ing We the enemies of France il
VS. become foranida1te only 10 France hersrG; +
any un'hg IKE t"'s >SB'cn goes almost b. yond the
bounds "f i'n. ginat'on, couidbe proved - NJ -
exist t'eR, indeed should begiu to expecl, N
good earicst to sc Napoleon. retire ia disgrace,
ana though i'ursued',.k-a hare br ggine that
H's puiscer WAS afraid to fac bin AND wien
Iaisiit a. last ana haateh 10 m many, should
expect u sec him, by Al irnI, Gus n,,cxerv f,r,;
gion, singing II D-nm for re victory he had
game H.. Css5eH's .Register, .Iuly 20.