Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-04
STATE PAPER.


H. , vienna, April &, 1915.
ne Undersigned, ambassador extraordinarv
ana PlehlPotentiary of his majesty the KING cf
SPAN, to the Congress of Vienna. has The boSnor
20 claiIi mat the State of Parma, Placentia. and
nuAstaiia' militarily occupied by Austrian troops
ersen up without delay, to their Sovereign
ne infant Don Charles, Louis king of Est,,-aa
the only obstacle opposed to This act of ;,,s.;.
having been removed by the Declaration of Con.
sress' OF the 18th March He hopes that his ma.
Jesy, the emperorof Austria, will give his o,rers
10 this effect, and this done, that yneas,res vel,
DC taken, without the extraordinary della b1.ber
20 experienced in this affair." for the restit,,tior
on Tue territory which the French government de
lacneo from the duchy OF Parma to unite Il 4,
en hs a'.o, OF Modena, and for suitable indem.
MY Tor that coded to Austria by the Treat,, 90
faris' on The left bank of the Pc. y
Although the king of EtrlIria has 9TH az -;ch,
10 reclaim, the undersigned confines h;nee1f -
present 70 requiring the restitution of the here.
ui.'ry slateS OF his majesty as an imm ediate con
sequence OF the SAID declaration Of CONGRESS -, a.,
siNing on The 18th of March BY that declar,.
ZION the powers who signed the Treaty of paris
sou'e Oi wiiom also signed that of Fontaineblea,,.
80 ~ tne lace OF Europe, that the treat
OF Fontamebleau, which placed Bon, ar,s IN th
Isle OF hdba, and gave the arcbducbess Wsr
LOUISA Ihe three duches was broken M bv An,
escape OF Bonaparte and his forc,ble entrance mt
France. '"''Ne h''V
In truth, the powers who by the treaty ofFo,
tainebiea'i, gave 20 the archduchess Maria ms,
me three daches, disposed of that winch d;I
nor belong to them, for military occupation forms
no utie' bIli when II was wished to insist an
TINS observation, which admits of no replv. on.
oesvors were made to persuade that II was 1e,ee
safy 10 turn orr eyes from this contravent,on NJ
we law OF nations, TO fix them on the inestirnable
dement's thus procured to Europe. which bad
Deep saved, It was said, by that treaty. sim.
gle difficulty remained for solution-t6at az do.
'nonsirs'mg that The sovereign of Parma was nm.
ecr oDiig@ioa BY any treaty, to devote himself
,Or All the other sovereigns Of Europe. and d.,
ne ought to lose his entire political existehce',o
preserve mat OF others, and even 10 procure them
h9t only immense sggrand zcments, but also the
Biofy and happiness ofprocuring them foy. prin.
oes' ther relatives, tier allies, or their proia
ges' Doubtless We must not apply IN ,bl;tcs
t"e ProYerb, that there IS nothing new Under fbe
sun, for itwould be impossible 70 find sirn,lss
example m the history even of the French rev.
luton, though 50 fertile in extraordinary
and deeds. But Notwithstanding this. he tres,,|
OF fontaineblean was signed BY power, 60 r.
spectacle, ard who had deserved 80 well NJ E,r
rope, mat i was proper to speak OF il decorousv
thou8h at the same time svowinr that Il attacTed
IN regard to the House Of Parma. the sacred mr.,
epic OF legitimacy, at the same time tbaf !,
rounded on stvsry principle the restoration ri
'''S fFo'eh monarchy, or noreproperly speaking.