The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-26
Vol. 1O.-----Nc.~ 60.

who was the agent of hi. msiesty's xovsfS.
ment IN Russia, and present at til. ereatv.
took great pains to persuade his maiest,'
MINISTER'S, that the emperor AieS1ahder was
not sincere in concluding that treaty. re-
collect speech also OF Lord Hutchinson in
Parliament, which was calculated to induce.
the bellef that the emperor Alexander made
peace only through necessity, and would
unite against France with eagernesa when
ever he saw the powers OF Europe, part;cu
larry Austria, hearty in the cause. As Sid
Nooert " ilson was appointed by what is
called the tory ministry, he was not listened
20 oy the wings then in Office; ard as the,
wings ware turned out when Lord Hutchin.
son returned, his information was also un-
needed, DO say Undecided mean il
was unhe eded In his msjesty's cabinet,
whefe no information is listensd TO which is
nct given by its immediate agents.
+ hut, say, i was not unheec,e dit WAC
hceoed III France, where there are wise
statesmen, who are not blinded by the into
rests u opposite factions equally hostils IS
real interests OF the nation ii " as need.
ed eY Sonaparte and his mii,istsrs and he
must nave been most incorrigib;e colt, if
be did not provide in time against that d.ypo..
s!uoh which both Sir Robcrt Wilson & Lord
Hutchinson declared the Russian empertr
To be governed by 4 disposition too which
las oetn Confirmed by subseoU ent events.
Even the manner in which lie s,iDulations
o. the peace OF I'ilsit were executed ere
not calculated to inspire an i'm ,hc;t cont.
drnce IN the good faith OF the Russian en-.
pcror Though l very well renem Ter that
"o'ie he was pressing with earnesteess FIR
ehc delivery OF O@nt-iC. and ol 3 anizinr an
army on tive frontiers Of Pollard 10 pre,a,a
tor the present war. the servile prints here
%eie ciamorous and abusively Pr,claiming
mat by a secret article If that treaty. Rms.
s'a had agreed 70 exclude the Eritish Gag
from It's ports l make no doubt that thess
slaves believed it, but their belief only
shows how much thsy were slaves, & must
satisfy Bonaparte, who knew it to be false.
mat TINS pubic deception was designed TO
cover secret cons piracy.
The paragraph that follows is ccrpoaed
OF SO confused mixture of sophisticai auI
general propositions thacit viii be neces-
sary 70 separate them, iii order to re.des
them plain. ] shan therefore quote them
and explain them separately. The declAra.
ration days
Ills majesty make every effort BY frien4-
~ negotiation 70 avert the storm"
. How does this friendly rnediaia cc,rhorc
with the previous part Of the declare ion, &c
WIN Subsequent parts, wherein it IS s,nted
that peace was sought by great sacrifices, in
"uch common scrupies were overcome,
"ith a view 60 restore the finances, and the
army, aud to euzoie other stales u prepare
tor more fortunate results!
Whtn these friendly Efforts filled. tbs
emperor u Austria was c. wpeled 10 sdcte
measures tor the security CT MS owe 4ni
htishbouring states.''
mus repeat the question here, which
have asked once before nN9 cot,teUcS
nm W hat nciehbouring states wc,e in
danger Surely not Bavaria-was it We,
NICE was Il Silesia was it Poland -
about which austria Became so suddenly in.
tsrs-ted 90 nc ! ir vas Prussia. foy thu
destruction of which the house Of austria
carried on the seven years war. These ara
the only contiguous states.
An ul&rmed neutrality was desired by
.ne rench emperor, hut the policy e Aus.
stria rendered " inadmissible."
gay You so5 old true penny so this child
OF Jacoblnisun wished his father in-Iaw to
remain at PeaCe--to nurse his finances. 70
recover iiom the aiilictons of twenty yeara
disastrous war (; this peaceful warrior, who
mac twice occupied the capital Of Austria.
and beaten ia 43 pitched battles. the rreat
est generals OF Austria. was desirous thar
Austria should refrain from conf CT, which
must be fatal but that police which cha
racterissd the Austrian emperor. and ND
been the rGle OF his life and his reign, rem.
dered it inadmissiee.
The system of unarrned inaction would
nave neen only VAIN effort To shrink from
the trial" ''-
Wh.t trial ? IF The object Of this pacific
emperor was peace, what naore could he
o. Slre---w as 1T not al least Worth the tria,
No, il was inadmisSible.
Il power so important oo.Nd net rensuuc.
participation In the interests Of L r,Ue."
Then tue interests of Europe, it seems.
must be founded in war, not in peace. ire
truth Ge'nes out at last after losing tn.
Netherlands, IIombardy, VeDire and T'yrol.
the possessions in @wabia, md part OF Un-
per Austria by embarking III the war
Austria could not refrain trom papticipss
ton ID the new war about to commence.
{ TO be continued.