Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-05


majesty gave himself up TO tbt hone o
seeing the tranquility of the snrId re
llestahlished. apdthe commerce sfFranc
ito enjoy at length that spIendor whicI
li,e riches OF her soil and indSsty emil
Tue her to. Your majesty sacrificed I,
'jsaeh high interests the calculations q
a suspicious policy and Mt gohr SECOND
.iintcrview with the EMPEROR Alexander
you consented TO receive into lour nre
sence the King of Prussia, whom yo,
had through a just resentment refnsrt
to see. 1t was moreover a general ont
mon, that the king of Prussia Sad been
drawn into the war against lis will
Your Majesty pleased himselfwith The
thought that the experience hebad late
~ had would forever after y him on
his guard against dangerous .iIuc.icn,
ilanG fatal illusions, in Eae- spr ma;es.
ity, Tor whom generosity is a want. en-.
istiy persuaded himself that which he
then exercised would never be forpot.
ten.
The Prassian mSnarchy was rebuilt,
and the House Of Brandenbureh CONT.
nue,l to reign.
our majesty removed him from the
frontiers of the Rhine, and took mt M
ms M hands the guardianship of the coa,t
You created the kingdom of Westnh.
Ia and stipulated that Dantziek. Clio
gan: Custrip, siettin should remain in
your bands until a peace with ENGLAND
was made. You wished that the Testo.
ration OF these places might he. in tbe
Inegoeiations with England. an object n,
compensation for our MARITIME &C.,
tsions.
ne King of Prussia had no right 70
discuss the gifts which erece;vc,i e.,
me generosity ofyour majesty. the inn.
poriance Of which far exceedeJ d..
hopes. The war contribulions lsu; 80,
on sne RUSSIAN territory were reserv
ea as equitable and necessary i,demn;
'ies Tor the expences of the un;ust war
wnich Prussia had excited. -
ne armies of your majesty ware .,
TO evacuate the TERRITORY ce,,ed - ,h ''
king of Prussia until astsr ., ,, 10 ,he
payment OF the contributions Nsrar
'heless, sire, by the convention ~. =,
at Berlin the 9TH Nov. fsos i, &C.,
iI"ehce OF the conferences ar 80.
your MAJESTY agreed TO remit q mart -
iier debt, and to Withdraw lbc Eraaa y
0ooi.s from her territory, before til.
Vh. -. .-r1I.
~ asa.ance Of France with Russ;,
lappeafed 70 guarantee the fdeli,y y
russia. foar majesty relied unon If
nn. 'ae weakness, The habitual in
accession OF that cabinet MICH fran
o"e moment to another, betray ,nL;
! The conduct Of Prussia
a .h 'a5 me hrst years which foIIowe,
'ne treaty CT 3iisit, was, guided h,
sentiments very different from those =,
SFaht'ide. Far from fulfilling her ON
SaSemen's, she appeared to watch on.
P"t'uii'ies, and to wait far ch.u,as
"nicn might permit her 10 shake them
on. IN 1929, whole regiments were
seen 10 yieid TO the influence which wa
leAe'eised Dy Sc crct and sedi.iops socie
'ies' ranging themselves; under the
1c"iors OF The enemies of your mnie,t,
AN unbeard of reproacI, in the mi.
OF government. "''"'s
10 =" io1l: wien a visible change in
ne dispositions of Russia cren,ed an.
preheiisIons that war was on the no;p,
0! oeinS rckindied in Tie north. pms
sia ieit that her fate depended eut;rsI,
!, ION ner foresight that if she suliere.,
, ehss 10 happen, she might not be an,
o,'oe' mistress TO choose, and that i
was necessary TO take part while sb,
iaa YET The liberty Of choice. ST.,
asked of your majesty III, favor -
''1pS ADMITTED into his alliance.
I. his question presented itself in all
It's magnitude. If appeared pruden
ana truly polite to profit by the com
paints which Prussia had given ris
no. from the perpetual uncertainty q
RUSSIA, to declare it against her at III
same tme--tbos leaving no doubtfn
power behind us. Prussia shared no;
ther solicitations nor entreat;es. Tn
steps which she took at st. Petersbura
TO ehdeayor to influence, while :, ,ya
yet time, The determinations of Russ;,
had such character of frani,ness. an
were so evidently directed bya Rear
10 The Interests Of France. that Iou
majesty was struck with it. You di
not balance you again saved Prnssi
~ ~, admitting her into your alliance
men your majesty visited Dresden
'he King came TO see you, and ther
openly reiterated the assurances Of a
InyIoiable attachment to Tho svste,