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A T F T n.TS A D V Eft T I S E R. R A LEI G. ..-pTJBUsTEft evert TUESDAY by HODGE Nn ftOYT.AN. Vol. IV. T TJ E S D-fY November 5, 1799- Numb.' 186 -LONDONeptember 4 , The. NEW PLAN OP THE CAMP A I G N, t .Aptcd . by (he Three , AUie'tlwrtwlirwe 'aWuuced dij $aturday laft, appears to lis equally fim . u,ti6n of its dlfiVrent parts, and as fitted for quickly WeQuating;' th object propofed at the end of the pre- fcQrcamparu -We can onlynat prcfent jjivc a general 'jdea pt-itj . ' ii'V- ;"rr-f ionrHhctftabUihffictitr quility of Europe. v .',1 It is not thuellibrt iithr nniannttertlDt4lie-i jCQnquefr, by jr$pf nation of 30 millions ofjroeri, combating, for. ihvir: liberty, and for preferving the in of their countryi as is contTnTaliyHtidned 'in tegrity 'the papers that tvifl the triumph of a difaHroiis revolu tion. ---The author 1 af tbefe papei, p-pcraally ia contradiction with themfelves agree, that there never cxilteu invl of what they arc pleaf,d to call the Thrbrtis of tne pre- J; tended Icefoot, il be nation tber cannot compat tor Twft"TO'7f liberty; All Mn of difmerriberment are equally difiV lJiPf dc61c eflveIy- the PCntar9hical Government. The majority of the MS the rigM bank of the Rhine, on their rout to- ,A m:innIinW 'Arh FntnCh warts Mayencc, where the grand army of the Arch- eycn declared agaiM the Penta! and have turned - will be collected. In the mean time, the Ruffian armv . ntaly, after having expelled the reft .of the Fre ncli 'from that country, will march to Switzerland, to u lite itfelf under the command of Marfhal -Siiwarrow, jtfythat which, replaces the Au!trians.: This army 'will i be augmented by htS wiU and Wittcmburg lin! ropps in the pay of England. - On this plan, each army is commanded by a general f its own nation. The inconveniences aufing from rjvaunfp Dciwcen tne leaaers, oy tne mixture ot troops jWfha have not all the fame method of fighting, are a vpjded,. and tbcreatelt energy is giving to that emu latidn which will fubfid between thern, without creat inff a dahgerbus jcaloufy. The left wing oFthe army fwiteriandtoiidiesjipoailiarLJtaiyom (when needful, it will receive afliitancc. The right wing rVill-joia the army of the Rhine, with which its move iiaents willbe concerted The objeft of Marlhal Su-. warrovr will be to reach the frontiers of France. Then fooGeur (Count D'Artois) at the head of the corps f Conde, and of the Swifs-troops, of which he is Co lonel General, aad who have always ben tbnfidered in siptsirwu Willjnaake a pjrdcIamatitMi in ihc.aame'of.Xotiiu XV JJI. concerted xftFttiT'SnieT Powers ; and this Proclamation will be invned lately followed by the entrance of the army which will endear 7 pi'iflcip! which pronounces, that when a nation is oppreiTtd, in- furrcttun is the limit Tacked of 'duties.' vVe know po litivcly that even in VmU the -centre of lepublicanifm, they .have the charts tff the inarch of Sjwarrow, that jicy offer up prayers for his fuccefs ; and that any in quietude wlrth txiUsariftsfrom irnpatimcc at.his,dc- Tuu even in Frnce more auxiliaries than enemies are to. be 'found: The greater ancl the mofl loyal part of thele 30 mih'otis will have to combat with the lefa numerous, and'the mod depraved, the prtfervation of the intfgrit jr of the French territory againlt the diftrac tioas of anarchy. The Rc u iion oi all the fubi6ts ot th e empire, tin dcr' their a wu 1 fo vr r : i j? n ,t iY the objeft for which they wilf wret'l the Sceptre of Iron from the Ucipots ot tne Liuxcmuurg. i his 3 thdr.ly kind of conqueft wluch the allied powers have in view, and which is cjn!iltent; with the' prtfeht Htuation of u rope,' .. - : Trench to evacuate the right bank of the Rhine," will j blockade Mayence , "or even befiege that key of the empire, and excite aiv infurtection in the EUdloratcs -xn the left bank, and form a junction with the Anglo -Ruffian army of Holland. We know well that the ex. - ttcution of this plan will Je favored by the revolt of Bel vium and " of .the , people between ihs Meusc and the vRhice. :, ; . " . ;' ' ,?Thi plan, it is evident reconciles the interefts of. every party. England delivers Holland, and recovers her dircft communication with the continent., -The 1 emperor recovers Belgium and the feparate members of the empire are reunited to their body. .:Th-. Ruf fians alone entering Frajmce cannot be fuppoied to with. vtodifmember it. The Count d'Artois, railing, the . Royal Standard in ,. the cities which fubmit to him, will not detach them from the Republic, but re unite, them to- the kingdom of- Francc-Thus the.'fearr of ' ' iilfmcmbernent, ofwhich the revolutionary govei n - went has made fuch a powerful inllrument far llirring' ;.. up themafs of the French nation againft the allies, null xiiiappecr. The tcrrbrs which they have endta toured to' excite for the barbarity and pretended cruel ty of t he Ruffians, which artlwell calculated for ten t- fying children alone, will alfo b diffipated. They will lee only itt the foldierff of Paul I. the reftorers of . french mpnarchy : in'--thofco the Count -'d'Attois. and the Prince of Conde, brethren who are returning 'after long difference&tv re-unite tht'mfelves with tlicitr ' brethren. " It is k,nown how dear the names of tliefc Princfiftill art'bo'trrtrr-thr people and the-Fiencli-ar-jny ; how much"" the" difpofuions of a monarch ex plained and guaranteed by'them will excite confide her. l''' The' Republic will thus be preffed on its whole cir eiimference, from the Mediterranean to the North Sea, r y yittorious armieeV which "-will increa)fe tKeyad Vance, by the Infurreclion of the people, dillraded in its Centre by the Anti Republicans in every quarter ; , menaced In the-North, an,l in the Weft, by the royal " lit troops, whole infurre&ions will afTume a nptc tor midable affert as (qon as they can cftablifti a di'rert com- jjaunication with th fortign armies France, we .fay, iii this point of v'iew, prcfents .the mjft ihtereiliog . J pcctacie tnat nas yeijjeen aupiayed U the eyes ot Lu; ro V" hc Icourfe Jof this long and terrible conteft ; it gives toi the friends of order, a well founded hope ct feeing it reftorcd in that llate of regular erganiza- In this "flare,, eitfaer the-Rulisg Pt.rty, convinced of . the infufficiency of their means, of defence, will treat with Louis the XVUfrh under the guarantee of the JiUied DowtH, or it will be entireiy dcltroyed by th"e- forei jn awu'es united with the iftte nrnf ..MegocfauoTftX! Both of thefo jwycbanc$9 have their probability and each mnft thiugj in different ways, terminate in the take. itttttievntMfzte eve who cannot arrive ax ihe point of his deftioation till the ciid of September, &c. &c. : i-We-knPw tKat, fomc days ago rumoUri were in circulation of an alarming negociation between tuecsF bint of Vicniii andthat of Luxembourg, the media, tion of the SpaniQi Legation at Vienna but TP. V' ticulcir caufe was alfigned. We are accuftomcd to find i'.h rumours often renewed when pubUc curipfity ia not fed by fome extraordinary event. BeLdes in ccr Ji7yu)g.ihetruthjpXUiej)Uh whtck we have laid op&ai we do not warrant that it may ho'tbe changed either by fame iinforefeen event,"or by fome variation in the "Foliricrof Thrace rofVienna is viewed with anxiety. Wefotgot to 'ffientionthat" this plan was conceived and digefted by the Archduke, and by thr brave Spiltzwich, We ought to recolleft that all the riewfpapcrs inform Us that the fyftem of this prince had finally prevailed at his court - . . ' ' P R A N'C E " " COUNCIL OF FIVE HUNDRED. . '..'..rT7"V Thermldor, Augufl 12. -A member called the attention of the affemMy -ti tle llate of France. The moft horrible plots were for ming again (I public liberty. The conferipts were fe duced to return and join the infurgents." Men were openly recruited for Lous XVIII. The country wai covered with brigands, and the republicans were every where murdered under the pretence of preventing the reign of terror. He propofep! that a committee of fe ven fhould be appointed to fuggeft meafures calculated.. ..to reftorc.calm to the country. - It was moved to print the fpeech and refer it to a committee. ' C bolUt-ppoic4 : jtrecauleitQLtb t puMicJT publican army can, 'without doubt, oppofe many obfta- tles to the execution of tin's plan.' But can any one r believe, that when firmly Convinced of the purity of the miehtions of the a'h'es, that when the white flag is fee n frying in the camp of d'Artois and of Conde of t hat ConMe. w hofeIMmsFha3 always founded fo agree ably in the ears of a French Soldier -that whenthe Genera! aud theMtEacers are alTuted of retaining their rank by an honor aNe capitubtion can any:orj8 be-. licyc, we fay, l:rratrwni vn'-t be difpofed to counte nance in execution ? Doesnot the recall of MalTena, prceid from a motive of thiikipd ? D not t!ic per pe'tiTai.'c'hanges of Generais anaStaif Officers evince a iiaiilar apprehen'Ciin ? Arifl pa;" thy count .wtil upon thi tideiity to the Ivepublic ottritffc confciiots,' whom thaie dragging, bound illjLidsylL irnr.infe blank . produced. by ffo many, blotrdvVcc feats ? fn jfhort fuppolmg that thea'rnvy d'es not effband, is it la a ftate or -is fuifitient number to make head againft the external cnffmi3 upon the;4inmenfe extent of t-hc frontiers, and aairjfc'the intef.na! CEcnics in infurre tion throughout allihe departirfents r s The difficulties attending the re-eftablifhraent of Monarchy iirifing from the ppoTitiDn of the Purcha"-" fers of the natumal property, are more apparent than real. ' Manyof ;thefe eftares ate fecured to their an cii'iit prNpnetbrs by fiditions, fales ; others, as before the revolution, of FrucYidor, are already the objedVpf different friendly tranfacl ions. The argument brought forward, witli exaggeration', , by fome. of our writers, His taken from a "book publifhed at London, upon the plans of the emigrants hoftile to their return ( and ft oiiljrTelt n upon the fpint drfplayed by fome female afT ciations at Coblentx difavo wed by the mafs of the emi granis," and contrary to he known difpofitions of the monarch, called to afcend tie throne of his fathers, and of the enlightened men who com pofe his councils. ' j We will not advance thtfe reflexions further ; but our readers may;4 be affured, that the plan which we have fketchd,! is not pne'of thofc illufory ejaculation which a Journalift creates in his own imagination. Itr really t xi (Is in the plans agreed upon between the three court,- '"-Its execution is independent of the part which Pruffia may take. It explains the contradictory- m'ar-r chcrof the Ru&an8, the division of whom,deflined at firft for the Lower Rhine j has received fubfequent or ders to march back toward Bavaria.: It:CXpiains the inaftlvity of the army of the Archduke in Switzerland. r- tioo, under trie iormsaaaptea to tne national Lremua, "uctrtsoTTT'c cere fricud of pecc who does not fee in this reftora- Jtois to(gd take the command of tne army of Con dei law only Ought to acl. t A great agitation took place in the council. ;. Deltrcm-gave aiv account of a dreadful cojnmotion at Thottloufe. ,On the' 19th Thermidor, a revolt broke ot in the canton of Seves. A republican was taken., out of hi. houfe and fhot. The repubhean troops were .affembled, and the rebels were beaten, but they foon ral- lorceu to give way. un tne 22a tne reoeis amount ed to 10,000, and were regularly embodied in compa nies,' with a white flag flying, and under experienced rzz?l'h'e 'dcpartttentoF tnTHutarohneTii3 tar""" :ken cveTyjaJV , fl . . Lancey, who, onrns examination, avbwcd the defign of a counter revolution,'' and implicated the command ants of Bayon'ne arid of Jean-Pie de Port. He moved, that thefe accounts fhould be fent to the Directory. Agreed to. " ' ' ' ' ' ' , . ' r I EfchalTeriaux, the elder. The repoblic is rui'ned, unlefs you fpeedily wieft from the bloody hands of the royalifts the daggers which they hold. 4 The eternal enemies of the revolution think; thejnoment is come of proclaiming and reviving the ancient- government. 7 Each day brings fome additional newsof violent out. rages againlt the nation.t Fhe wound js deep and muft be efFetually probed. The order of the day is terror, butf terror is unforiunattly in the hearts of republicans, and joy and hope irradiate the countenances of" the friends and fupporwrs of kings.- We have a the indolence and apathy pf kings ; we are,, reprefen tatives of the people, in a lethargy, on t he brink of an abyfs. Let us awake, and fecure ; ourfelves from the fatal blow which is.airned at the root pf our national enenrv ! Wc are divided and alarmed. Away with V- . i t t J- J party, and let us.unite to lave 'tne country 1 x ucindna v that a fpeciai commiffion be direfted to en'JifC into and to make an immediate report of fuch conflitutionaf, llrong, and decifive meafures as are calculated to fave tht republic from r, . and . that the organization of a man of general defence in all the departments be agreed, to. His fpeech was ordered tti be printed, and the, motion was adopted. ; , . :--' ; ; On the rmotidn pf Xamarqiie the papers ireadi by Deftrem were alfo referred t this cpmniittce. ' ; ' ; r " Aco)untS were alfo given of an infjirrection in the department of Tarne ; - 20CO royalifts had fired on the republicans.' . . : ' ; ; This was the day, for the Appcl Nominal on the a A of accufatioh ontlif foyr exdireclors, but feveral motions of order were made. It was moved that they fhould rcfolve into a permanent, fitting; until the com mittee, of feven fhould make their reDort. and that it fhould be made in thieedays. The motion was re ceived wttk murmurs..... ..r.,.,..;TJli-J.('V,i' v'"., At four o'clock they went into a fecretconimittee on a meffage from the' Directory ; and on refuming the houfe,- it was refolyed that the Directory fhold be authorifed,,for two mbmhg, to make domiciliary rifits in the Commune of Paris, where grangers and counter fevolutionifls chiefly abounded ; and the rcfolution was ImmcdiyJrtoel , U ., Z 6 Thermidor Auwufl ' The rcfult of the ballot for the committee of fc 1 t . ,.. : I ., .75.' ..'' : ;' " ' ' '' . . I ' ' I'" .. ' . . '. - : . 'I' f ; ...... !' - .. ' ..." ' - . . '.. .:' . ' v. :t ,. ..W.-- . 1 , 1
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