The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-30

IS fraught; but shelf not leave = aei;,, 1T
East l nave huns g.! to perpetuai esecra-
ION thlA monstrnas iuSuit apou the christi,r
tiCus
Although the emperor cG .Aus,ria had
peen, ~ peace concluded Tor the purpose
o. Preparing for a renewal of war against
Frame; although tile Harse Towns and
PRUSSIA srd even the ki8gdoz Of Vast
pha'ia mad been treated by France in :uan-
ner which the emperor Of Austria Gopre-
Gated although he bad formed TIC conre-.
uerahon of the Rhine among the pr;nc,s 81:
the north of Germany, contrarH Ia TIVE
"lSncS and TO the great disE->g and disari.t
VI me Austrian emperor altliuu,eA ~ ja
Doth apprehension OF his ambition aud .s,.-
frSm the enorrritv of his Cnrqussts vet
when Russia md Prussia took Gp arms Il,
mat painful sitlai,or th, syDpcrar ui aus.
IRA ma 10 oihsr Ycs2'r'cr sfrn - !sts A..
Fela c7l f.te SIDE q! FJuHcf!
ms WIS, suppose, the mode t.,.i-s, =
Austrian emperor usually pur~ue,i d..
mote that justice ard orgier Which has
been the Constant rbyeCt af his ias'rievi:
" LIE and reign" This is the manner IN
nhich rs manifested 'etbe same uar,i-
" Cal principles which have iuvarisbiv d.
- rected his imperial majesty Thu. ie III.
way IN which he proved himself lover
OF peace from sense Of duty an1 from
" las own natural feelings, and from atta<.i,-
g mcnt to his reople"-,hus he s,,1~a5
ans " anxiety tor the fare Of contiguous
" States"
However, the emperor does not bosele At
IN explanation of his motives for takir- ,,s
arms On the side Of France; but he an 3oa-.
rather to De in u hurry to get over the pain
tu' scene CT depravity ana -lishoncr. Which
snch an act aud the vo!uminors 1o1'iaiic-
tons an fraudulent preteXls o. the nrc j
'us part OF the declaration, haI rr.-.2r.6 -
render this part still more nonstfa,a, He
did take up arm IN the side of Fr.pcc. r..
admits but at once piEnres mi, . t,rb5fe
"hich IS too WEAK aud Himsy to ACCOM- i,L
deposition, aud ct sufficiently cuntem;.t.tl..
TO give its chas.t'.er 10 tke gaaiI and ID. ma
nitestn. lie did icte IN arms, and 4s J.{
nofj this IS what he Sd, 8, SO th4t falr ana
iaisenood ave alike fatal ga me .ery ,,Ir,cs.
ct the isratoo--the facts arc :: i.rv,
ard the falseho0d PEI Gdy TCi,r r-f.,sa f.
Sch" artzsnberS die appear ~ ita ror,t,ee
rH'and. nav he united w'tb the i'-cr.!, r-r.
Fegnitr, whom .ifwcull sce.a, Sorapart, had
p -ced near him. - watch !irl, 30 eu7fl n
Stiuft Hustrian tTeachrrt rriH e h.y;.ii-
-thONrS1 "'a lis Aus riane did h,6, and
l,i'i "n"at 500 &ussiars, b4sic. Coss..c,-s.
who arS never broa-hs .:,tu 11;,;tt., or
count ne Austrian GER "Fai ana .k,..tria.,
troops that very general. Whn, On the c6n
CT me asst 'aouth. commanded the RGes4 az,
'""sS'ac a"7 .-"ssriap .tacl, " Dr. -
re ara his loops did acrug.iy fight ana 81,
~ COMBAT, ahoFe 5000 RU-glaas, il s,itr,i
batt.rs ia t6e Ukraine.
Bot vhat aFaiis tajs-what avai's r-w
'hoCsand -iVes on either side, commerce.
"i'h t'7 policy o. his majesty. reipn: AZ,
was not ,aIiog up a'ns in The real enc. of
me werds 1t was Only a. the children av >
Kind q 13a&e behfgr," a mer<. brgsboy
"arf1'e-- ives we're des jed a. b.. s,,5e
'aF t''s "as only 70 save appearances gbr
'n&~s War IN earnest would have been
: ~ cant Gd't'ioa witH Ihs au;isa aoI nm
chf7@ y Ne c'fe7or, ded err z5;,B he
" Ttt' afs6 dec,a ejisr5 - bje cgb,. (,.,l.
md zvilI5ut rfyts II [.1.ly...l q" 81
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