The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-30
a SUPPLEMENT TOTHE AUSTRIAN
MANI ESTO.
Con!iE"afion NJ Co6teu'S Renaar,e OF the
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Alter much more OF this most vile .oDhis-
try and various pretenslens 10 Justify taA
preparation forWar, this regard for c0ntigu.
US states and the voice of Austria IN great
III goc atoms tae declaration thus proceeds
but shall quite st and then notice 1t:
% prepare for war against France
woa!d nave been, under the EXISTING circur.
snces, as htpe c0nsunant with equity as
with prudence. iae emperor Napoleon had
gwen ms majesty no Personal ground for
hostile proceedings and the Brospect NJ
att lining many beneficial results by,4-sls;l-
tul employment of the established friendly
relations. by confidential representations, *
ny c"pciIatOry councils, had not been abs,n
doned rs hopeless
Here is an acknowledgements worthy Of the
1ttention ofthe mosr thinking peupie~-to IRE .
pare Tor war would not have been consistent
with equity yet, in the previous rart of
the declaration, ii is openly avowcd, Il AT this
peace was made 70 enable Austria TO restore
ITS finances ant its army, add to .!prd CONT
%u"uS stStes an opportunity 40 Combine their
force against FranJe; yet it wouid not be
c"nsonant with prndenCe this ! supp ose is
an example Of the policy which has dis
liuSnishcd his imperial maiesty's rcipn, snd
OF tno same sind of sagacty which hgd
efabarked Austria IN 30 many wars from the
invasion OF France to the peace of Pres
burg.-Bet r5erk the ACKNOWLEDGMENT which
out ops all the foiles IF this most infatuated
oeciaration--thc emperor of France haa
sought 70 prevail ~ Austria 20 remain nen
tr'i and unarmed, and now it is arlsnoIs-
edged also that he emperor NAPOLEON had
g ven MS majesty no personal ground fol,
uns'hIfy het this greatest captain OF the are.
~ %" son 1T TO keep Austria at peace. NUho
mad gwen no offence To Austria, & 20 ,vhop,
mis- ui'uS emperor had previously given tb-
ceuGhler dearest u his heart, conte.ses sh.,t
1e "a" maze tie peace only as the prepa-
Ta = To- breaking down this power and
iNltui employment of negotiations, TN
der the influence obtN.ed bv CHAT ,lauej,ser
dearest 10 hi heart, appears 70 have been
y, more than d.2toIical art;6ce. .tndied ~
sInce1tY ana pan o. p cnedi a,ed des
TIN 'iHn. iUat tbe conduct pursued b. ms
aclhc prince, the consistency 81 whose 20
ICY mas been u1,tCrp thtOughuut lis rejg,
nay he occrbnt to the ieYoi cf the unaS,.
''@'N s r thinking p-apls, shall Ul9ce
II ~ cpi4'Sti1n 90 aH imaginary case IA com
mon lie For alth1ugn r. is She pract,cs u
'ui I'll. h''' ara : or -4V' Country lcu, AN
So = 70 s@yrfo have ont set OF mota.s far
9rnr $, a'd enotNe' ~ tae people; toorsh
"cYu-et o tne 6uash monarchy and srr
royal hou c OF e, 1u gjcS. cannct eons,r+
,'''-@ils' DER IS i'm ce-t =. prince that IN
Cuct 81 CO IS VIZ us 80 q si,ni .ct--por fl,.t.
Tia CiI.c W'ich "uu.d alir" p pri,a.e
Il an. sman TO ac Sali',.s v = Hceeny-gsv.
car Je 80 Uccn al sred RON us ptrncrrs
81 Hr prrce rs 70 lcsc ali It's atrocj,v oy
.i'o.0oraHiy.
/ al hen erpppse that nv neiehb ~
81 1'''Ft q: = ''.nt'', has "a daughter wb@
u dear e n!n IS his h,art's bio do sap
poo tne ch>e "i ny freud Brudlcyr be.
cause to MS sof~' -, Ge ma, no Caughter. g.
81 . 4 70 r.Ef'
M hj| use 81 has mace - > case 10 which
no'm1n who krows MIN wor.t cv-r =, lev
'iiI:' to be suly)--and that ny neigi.5 .rr
i1l'ai ar, - lower Farnhajr, il Jes;icrs IS
i'tting az end to 80 I'D f. mig quarrel br
marrying farus" Bln'ley's d--yr.er
saai. supPose tha farmer Rrirdiry. VINO Of
to"Gs Church or Gurdags snd b rda.s. paws
ms 'ytnes and ti-<ss with gTea' apparent So
'isIechon, ms conceived gru1ge against
yo"i@ l!l!@relh, end envie5 che PFC porous
fnS"ncr IN WhR n he pur8res hlsbznriry. and
chg tre condition Of lis i've stocg that he
Sopce'EFS IN ErHTathy even ~ bis h!rh re
t.tt4-ion ~ ii'mPshie, inasu.nch as Hi
"Tetb, thc.gH he does not a'Fuc church so
29en, nor iatter ths parser ! still us eocd
man ia 80 main. shall srppoge, for ! a1.,
only suPFo''ng, that cd Rgaaley Consents
20 give hi3 daughter, d@arcst 10 his hear,. q,
hhdteth IN marriage, Z, that The Grand CHI.
oEth 81 iiiGCeth n. brndiSy's daughter ate
TO inherit his fine farm aud farm horse in fee
simple and The live stock that they shall
as the scripture says, " becO!n,. bone of o,e
bone and flesh of one Aesh :" and that old
brgdiey, in order TO render every thin
complete. proposes 20 swear upon the hos
eVanSelistS, 70 bury all enmit!es, ana TO live
IN that affection and hiendssip. which
shouid become the father and husband 81
this tair AID innocent peaCe-osferins 49, Nov
n u shonid afterwards appear, 10 one ,.. 40
years after that Biindlsy's G-tehter brioe,s
him a grandson, t'iat at the yer, time If
NJ giving ms daughter a@sy, he did So yisb
the ptcneditated purpose 90 Jay scheme
among ms neighbours 90 destroy h- son. in
law, nay 70 cur mis- throat ard burn h., farm
and ~ inputaiiun, e ul 81 iniuui,o9s casf
on ms son ln-iew, tc should pretreditated
y ana secretly arm I'll mis- neighbours W la
CUPS ann slaves AID pitcufotks. TO On and
destroy poor liildreth. hrs wife, child farm
farm house and cattle and that. wren HI.
nre'hs suspeciing or hsarinR OF his dc4irn
should enaeayour to persuade hifn to rerns'i,,
pcaceaoty at home, aud that no enc ,horll
modest hm-yet hat Briudiey saosld s,1I
pr@Niee friendship, and sill continue TO IN
Dor ua;i the neighbours were again 50 com
pleteiy cnraged and had set on. SO ronrdrr
him-what should we say Of old rar,.st
8rirdley would nos any man saw ba,
Botany Bay was BIZ e. too GOOD for him tlo,
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