Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-22
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| 'P"Nc Can X Ce necessary to weigh
MS majesty love OF peace and Justice. or
Els anxiety Tor the fate of contiguous states,
nor how necessary TO his owe preservation
was the addition of several provinces of the
French monarchy, as well as the partition
OF Poland and Bavaria
His Imperial Majesty proceeds further in
ms Dcnlgnant efforts To Convince the neo-
PIE OF Europe, how much he was ti.eir
Fieno during the last twenty years-for
ne saws" 1t Ill the frequently unsuccessful
contests, deep wounds have been inflicted
upon the (Austran) monarchy, still his ma
Jesty has the coasolaton TO reflect tina. the
the fate OF the empire has not been hazar-
oed upon needless and violent entcrnrizes
that his decisions were justified before
God, his people, his co,empararies, and
posteritv" "NN
There may be some appearances Of Iiro,s,;tv :,
,nls adrnisson OF deep wounds lit is very pls.si
bic nut It is To be reconeiIcd as the Fenrb eos,
pdrefhene7t or by running along with the prc v;os;s
part OF tue declaration. That the struggles were
frequently unsuccessful, who does not Lnnv,-and
that deep wounds were inflicted on tbe Ars,r;s
monarchy The people in LombaIdv. TvroI III
Netherlands, Swaba, and on the Adriatic sea n
hey ever cad The manifesto, will be ready to swear
IN the facts but how thew VIII sneak mo, ,l,o 49,
strtion that their fate was not bazarIed ss 49,,
OF the Austrian Subjects will not be necesslry here
! TO ask 1t the war for the partition OF France ,,os
neither heediess nor violent, it must be cos ered
as an explanation Of q received opinion. adoufadl v
Nontesqueu or some other Jacolin writer no,
the sI1l OF conquest is iasepa7ble from monarchy
and that those wars were necey. lry effect. of NJ.
austrian form OF government. with PERTAINS little
addition OF the love O cDuques in the bousr nj 49,
trii, aud a certsih cuphiitv ia the actual s,, ;
Dv winch the spirit oi conquest aud the Invasion of
France, as well as the lartiun OF Poland NAV lie
~, recfnc''eu with co science aud appeal ~ God
hc emperor Of Adsria, Francis or e .rold Iaya
been therefore less conscientious than heir nr.
sfcSsors o lic same nsme and will be equally i,ls-
Iie before God, the people, their cotem pors.ies
The space which these remarks oceupv. tln M,
correspond with the comprehensive bretiy cf the
pa nsraph 10 which they refer; But IS il Is mere
geneitH introduction, and kind of wholesale de-
duration on the events OF alb ten cars and those
The years which have generated AL the events ,;.h
followed; have eAAeayorcG TO reduce IL In liz
general understanding BY particularly to Lave
less 10 say upon the remainder of tlis yopIaiuous
| psrers which take Jpon nae here u pronounce
without cncumt0cut:On, the most hJo.ious rnnn
pound ofiase allegation, aud rs thew sv IN Hrneri
ca OF false fast, dat has ever fallen 10 M, oi toex
anime, aud before | hayc d0ue With IT, there Is NOT
man N'o csn and will read, atd can comprehend
what IS true from what is false but all coolies, i
extreme wiekedncss, if there be 4 spark Of ancient
bnssh character remainiug in hins-is Tor The We
nal press, be 1t Understood, should disuwn ENGLAND
- nay country u Thea, conductors were exee;,-
TONS 20 the national character.
Atter passing the invasion o the territcr-v ri
FRANCE, begun without Cruise prOvocation; indeed
aitec repeated professions ola eontrsr, disposjtoo
WINE Tue plan III pa t.;io ;iireuiy setteC at
ter oniy a b'gd ,llusion the defeats in The Ne
lhciiands, at Jcinappe and FIcurus aud Now ard
Lon, and Hi3rengo---.'nd the prostt4Non of the
greatest generals aud the best equpped arn,it sin
itay and termany; tIc manifesto lesps over all IN
To The year 1867, the war ia which wear ar,s of
course Ike tie IN 1791--con meneed by tic
same eoinpuiaion, and by the same necessity and
justice as the prccedne----the WARN this wear. he
SAYS, Hot"Nhst nding tie nostample preparedness
would have brought the state tc ruin--aitbou,l in
the very preceding paragraph, II is ailelge,i ti no
thing was hnzardcd upon needless ard violent en-
terpriZes-yct, the state would have been brouoLt
to rain, had Hot-mark him. yc thinking psople p
mark the Austrian emperor, aud lear, via n no
thinking people ever had an opportunity of mari
ing With So much usetulness--t,e stat. Of 4,lsf,ja
would have boon brought 70 ria lac s.rys had nor
the brH"ery OF the army and the patriotism OF m
parts OF the monarchy o5erb .iaccd every adverse
occurrence
says mark this most unexampied declaration A.
examine WHAT'S the meaning Of what is lac a slc1,
ed Why, it Says That although the Austrian ar
mes we're every where beaten, every where dis
committed, alter about thirty successive generals and
then armies, lad been vahqushcd, generals q cou.
psre any 81 whom during tie last twenty years ami
upwards, with the child Of J,cobinism w,.d i've
been ia any OF their Gdys TO Incur the hs si,,t min
! apd penalty, beside tlie general denomination Of
tool 1ud biOcthcad, of being sci down as "a I,rri,r
generals vi,Jse uamcs arc anOs forgotten cYcl cf
when Was Sac Alexander the Uanub.l oil Lis ,l,v
y ct II Is the bravery OF hese frustrated sruivs
and the patriotism OF every part of the monarchy
whict ai"Hc saved II from ruir-Ihe Enusrtr dos.s
40, speak Of every part al thc peOpieLir tc mo-
narchy, meaning doubt the uUJi.itv WHO possess
I the piaoe and Cat The bread Of the poor.
bUt he ~ mot contcut with being Ov,rJlancc,l-
Che honor Il the nat and .ta ancient ronown ~ ere
I upheld during all the Struggles OF war--,S,5rrt
are Tee lessons % adverse How aceon,uio.is %
must the honor OF AustlIau cOurtrrs aud the te.
uOwn OF Austrian soldiers DC when after ihe l,ss
/ oi rich provinces aud numer battles I'm ssvc.I
! necessary wars, still that rcuown rcaal ed u,d,-
nShe' that honor remained untarnshoj, aad tie
/ monarchy whole.
| shall entreat the readers attention to The lo-
sing part OF tie paragraph which refers TO com.
mercc IL smells 50 inuci ul the shop, that ~ v,.,
! not so adverse TO lyag wagcrs, ! should yetfprc
naii my tarm 90 BOtey, thst could name The rla !
where It was written, aud perhapsits su. or. i.Vcn
after the adultery OF translation, II bears the marx
| OF the beast "
! An Austrian manifesto advcrts witha bad prae.
% the countries bordering ou The Airiatc OR n,
their ccssiOn. And reference 10 the mar i,,,.
| commerce which the house at Austria aimed 10 Is.
tabhsh 20 te Mediterranean aud orthern seas can
not produce recoliections favorable 20 her prcens-
ons 20 visions or her prescott ltuiec or he mart
she takcs iu the present WI. the ports OF T. rirs.
&c aud OsfeuC atone afford sufficient GA fo f,y.
how little size understood tic interests ola COM
! mcrciai rOhcy, national aud durahie-tud Ostcud
! bnsgs To the rcmemhrSuea even OF. c,sry Young
man, how Incompatible her present alliances are.
wheu she IS found associated with the power whose
Jealousy OF her Gag compelled her TO abandon ~ +.
Ducnial trade ti,I 20 close Tie Schcldf, un ev 81,
| which w'l 3.Hd perpetual stigma on the o,,,o.
! 10y u want OF entity or spirit Of tie o. me nj
Austra--ijut tic conduct a Austria in sIat,on ia