The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03

lions nor entrcaiics.iic The steos she ,aoL ;o
ST. Pstcrsburgh to scndeauo,, to iuflusnce.
while iiwas tinae, the determinations, Of, !, u..
sis, had such character of frank ness. and
were 20 evidently directed by regard. 70 thu
Interests OF France, that your. Msicsty was
struck with it.s fou did NOT balance yo,.a-
gain saved Prussia by admitting her into vo,,r
alliance. When pour majesty visited Dros-
den, the king came TO scc YOU. and ,ho,r, n.
penly reiterated the assurances Of an inv;ols.
o'e attachment to the system which no had
embraced. ifsna5i sIs ~. .,nt ~ -
AS long az your majesty was master of a.
vents, and you was SO as long an re,,;us and
Courage couidsconirolt them, Prussia re main
cd fa'thiul and the nrussian troops did their
duty out when tlo, French army experienG.
ed In Its turn thev chances of fortune. Tho
cabinet OF Berlin no longer held sny meal
sures.--.Ihe detection of Gen York called
the enemy into the states of tho King -
Prussia and compelled our armies TO evaeu.
ate the vistula and to proceed tn the Oder.
Prussia, 70 disgniss her intentions, offered
to furnish anew contingency .--.Shc had N ST.
les,a and ono this side the Oder, a, xufIso;.nt
number Of troops already formed and or. cav. ,
airy which would have been usefuIine os,nn.
sing the light troops of the enemy. Butsh~
mad decided not TO keep her promise. ,1l,9,
Inc King unexpectedly quilted potsdama
nc abandoned residence by which he was
covered by the Odcp TO 60 in,o an omen cit,.
10 order 10 hail the approach uT the enemv'
Hardly had he arrived nj Btesiau, before Gen.
nutow, who commanded -some thousuud rncu
on the Lower Oder, Initiating tho treuson Of
Zen. York, opened his 1hncs TO some li~ht
Russian troops add facilitated thoir passacauf
the Oder. Condpctedby some new raised
fruss'ans these troops fought several baulcs
al fhc gates ot Berlin. The cxbinus .nf proA.
STA now thsewioffth mask. The lKior bv
tnreo sucecssiveto ordinances, called To- arr,r
hrst the young men Of the most rAspccfnhls
smii'es, rich enough 10 equip aud mount
lnemseInes; then tho whole Of tho you,k
rom i'ito a4'yssrs,esnd Ut last all uacn above
pat ages iltwss an appeal n, ade TO nassions
which fruss'aEfcli the necessity of resttsirs
og, when ishe :dcsiscd your alliance. ana
While she was fdthtIto,.. The ChapceIlor
. stato ordered before him the Leaders, ar
hcse sectar;cs, who in their seti,ious fana,.
cism preached the overthrow of sociallo order
'na the destfuctiou OF the throneg4l-prussisn
'mcers' were sent IN pomp to the Russiau
aSs' Se l,9 qSaflMSns " Msfin, Ase
" with Russia what Con. York had begun.
4 II was on the iyih March at Brcsiau, anA
he 9th at Paris, shat the Ministers Of 1hA
King of Prussia announced officially that thclv
master had made common cause with ii,e
snem =, rp,a am17 3 ff fesr ,f's snp'
Thus Prussia has declared war againstypu
Majesty, at the price OF the treaty Of TJtsit,
Shich rc.plseed The King on bis throne, ana
II the treaty ofi Paris, which bad admitted
lin Into the alliance. ,ifaa VAasAs
4 joip to this report the pieces psssentcdtc
'our Msjes,y whea Prassia.soIicitsdyan IAN yallis
nce, with extracts Of the letters from Count
|e ST. aMarscn on tho samo' subjec,s iho ~
reaty and convention concluded avPatis foS
he establishment of the alliance |; the corr
ention CONCLUDED by Gen. York with shu
Russians, and iIisprccana,ions the pieces
sIativci to the dcposiriohs taken by Prussis
'D the subject of The detection of GenaYorks
he pieces relative TO the mission OF Prince
to Paris; extract 0f, "A. report.en
he conpivancc of Gen. BuIow with tho cneA
ny three cdic,s for extraordinary levies of
& troops the ordinance Of the King which
cquits and recompco oscs Gsn. York, finally
he notes by which the Prussian government
,o,ifcs 10 the ministers of your Majcs,y thse
,c breaks the alliance and DECLARES
WAR z Sets eos,f ~ %timpe .ft
4 am, Sire, with the most profound res-
,cct, &c. ~ ~. tt@Fp fst3
lyas THE DUKE OF BASSANO.