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Mo. This impo rfent docuai;
I .-daM;e head- quaitersr Ffurti oh
- theo-'fr niti a:ld 'H in the
" kmQrt Wmi'hnjiu of the 15th a:id
.But to thelfas of vi6 ence, a Mem . place on the d October in th- laft ve-r
o abuferuury remained ftiJ Vbe notvvithftanding xhrUoUhl
itfr MlS1' lch ain rPrvnciaFadmM
HieMe voice of Gover nment, wauhoV j,ft y V Mhiifter ? f
leu-as a cnronic e or tne atrartcs mrH. - ..TMi u r.
Ffl "Pen everycrowd ESI ihich Ss
. r l !- n.i iVft Ivino nr P 11 ir.: ; r a
'ui-,;vaT'.v5. ir tle defence of his
!.. in 'iniftx 2 it-necell'irv talav-hieu
lore to, and ul Europe, the cjfctmi
ftncei h'bhkYtrmipoied this duty 011
&m&'-fr V r : u
- The w&c? I'Tce pve peen.the
fo- of'Ha;)i?n)Ty during the lad fif-
txn jM$ 'I'hofc nisn who, in rapid
fjcccfijn. bave been at the head of af.
Kirs in that coVn'ry, . havebnly fought
r,p mem of. their donlinim-iin vvar'
liiw , 1 - 7
fcrtfzmteof t)eir : -exiftence in
; thv. wT?tcIiedii or. toe people, .may' b-z
'iiiKodiictcn 'of. a regular gcVern m e 1 t,
j to which' thV:-fame nevtfii.y buld net
I fce imputed, gfufe new life to jive hGpes
ofihifrienJijof-peacey: N?iiojeon, in.
manifesto exnerience.
Sti4f it is niolt'eflenrinllv TTr(T.v
reprefe.t in what manner the conduct
of France was calculated to-operate in
itsnnmidiate relationiaPxiiflia.
it lujjcjiiuous enutnerare an
-theKoouipfhces rendered t(j Nfajoleon by
lraflia; f ruflia was the fifft Power that
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wu viu -cu, mac no pledge ot tecurity re
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. uicauvanrgges ot this treaty wer'c
tor France. On thp r.n .iC"
ceived cuaranfPFs ,h.VK ..-.tA
her conqueUs ;-on the other, he pare
what (he did nor Doffefe. h, miJ?Z
sgam conquered by the chances ot
I ruffia flie found the means of enrichl -tier
Allies. , , ' .
But between: a policy which will (?V
every thing in its phweiyaad an infegrbf
which regard its dutfes,(&hd cfpedaJfy
; ' P.mHi the conteft h ever ujpeai-A'.
1 he King approached the momaftt whA
he was convinced of tin's by exftaieh?
this moment was the" moft painf ul of hV
.. j r 7 V y. u! iccuuiy re- reign. .
mained for the. tfahrhUnrc ,a i,v u... T . .
9n.l o..w.v..4 i... ii ."v-vr-", 'it juuumcaiiuns unc!er which th
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guaranteed by all the Towers in
com in jn.
His NT a iely"" r. fivtp.-1 th a'ii:
the mediator m nezon,w?nnc fnr f,K n
menace had ,fceen .nhl. .ft 'k.' ; I I !u i"c,e ,t.to K!'ow !?cpa
had confirmed treaty, if Hie d:o
w i rriuH vi im - si i t t- . ; i x
this, fot-.the whole Prufonifm
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ust.Ufroun'jeaoy v.easer natetntnd
, jy c-jfpjfed; verumuics fur, conquered
r pi 'whxtikA riv?.s,Aal i.n his power
perform abetter pm. For thd't eat
lii4$Mfe, nothirM more rem'iined
mrjnmi aw; nr hpraft.mnTir.
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king', ncu,T,!!ty., .E-a-ry thlnlthat he I K'Sffl ff
wa moft a nply afHdedri.-.inna a jib -1 M-itr . lvtrJ'k.
. ,v,-l j:., A n...,;- .... : T ! wV'c,ca:uii. 1 rililliL 2t this
f -u vi UA veins. j-r:is e rffm,';i a . mnmn : ... ' . "
fJian, nSiUhirh ilo had lmed on 6v" ff
i.i. r 1 ' ranciioned rv exi Uiik tratlel S-e tp-
underarm's.
one ; cprftint!ed to b
Hanover o be ir.vd.. ,Wi Ihcftad JrOTSVknra fhT "ty . Vr h.-.nch-
counted,,, aa ot-ipjuakntwUS ! "il.3! ,he
r ici!: i 1 sir. '''wi.ii;
fujfided the tre;irvfTar:as it Tuired her:
bur when m ittwiffied to re?pVe
onIyQve which he had propofed
to Mniieri from the l;ue noeiationc,
ucnly aitercd her unifts 'T!,,--..
umcduons, actueu to tiie treary of V?an
na, were now rqeded at IVis.
ucavors -vyere inaue to. forcefl'rufiia iuco
.tjiejaujl .mmnous niealure?: Ptni -
Coum Haugwirz, who was at iVis,"
mon(travet again ft this, the imamdi--
jit is partuto y compelled toliay,
W French" felitics i!l remainr:?
..... ..iwu.nni uuiICi Willi Ulr! (liS
'yxiMiAd,- before the fignal for .th;
Mi&efwoieace followed. . HolIai4
-..uwicfumi,' two mdependcRt
Wss, wtrr compelled to accept a con-
$Ftwm&. The renewal oar
-.iuiie cimuer.ce. -
reac
ftpweytr,-It! continued upon
UrTr' V;. f-'iC'V crman empire
Mpurc aiedithpniculable facrifi-li.i?-"-er.
j;te of Hanover; a country which
rf'l tl- ia war between
.ai:ding..and, while the ports of
V-nii'iny toe 'flufatratt- .Kn rr:,:n,
Diij d-"t-e-iT2te, which was
!;ir.0raIlraierto the war Han.
mnait of this ncacifb. the
majn-
'JH '' i virtue udiiua
atppaa4 ,u i T "4" :.. navtj never.
f,d lhAh of the Duke .n'Eni.
r . i FGn-t-.mrrn' n f
Germans
W'lJ 1
f.f of indi
iv.. ten- . 4
'1 f nr..
. "Jill iVUC
mmMy. ln;iead ti
irW W-";r ?lJ? fiico cou ! d.
jr-if bV Tf1 compelled to
fe tiirf1 citful -fecurhy
if v of U;ot mcnlhe
" ki w k .K ill . f I 1 1
IS NvmPe which had
. ?;ka& ofd to tlu a; bitruiy pro
c i ;"-. ; "'nr.. itvii.ii Xii! i;erur iriv ii wa?.
ira.i.ll IU,n ill V CV 1'f 1 TniP( V .IT t' v ihW M .. I ... L i
w'itiui lieu-;! OT it uuiesG Of i!,ng-
land, under the tpondirion iharthe latter
fhould r'cede it. it miifh
leaft be iteolk-dtd: r.h;if thV -
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a v..j iunu,vtu a peace, i he
ror-of Kuiha facif!rf hii ,tv,,,;
tiie f mous views to th'.wjiHef hi" AHy! 'a';d
jt. -r tI .-..vy M .v-i iwaiiuuysreiurneanoine. rrui ha Herd
exe-rcife no .erce towards . any of now alone on the field cf con His
them; andifi partt: ular, not tomcicute rvlajdty was cbhVed r- 1 ) I', ,v
the numfe trnA Jr, rl,.- Kio : l. 7" D"Bea to limit inspohcy
;rt3.Z. v " -w, i.iy i;is powers; and :ii cnins rH hrn
cf Hanover.
Scarcely had he agreed to thefs ftipu-
lations, than, he brtke them. -Every
one is acquainted wim the violent man
ner in wJbich.Sir Gecirge RumboId was
leized ; e,v.ery one knos that the Hanf'e
iowiiwerc iaia unaer contribution,-
--.v.ww uuuiu Hi HifJ
tame manner as the French had reruni-
eo into tne rJecta: ate, ; ,
--FheKiiig, at Isng.h was rcrfer tl'y con.
viiiccd cl the true characler of thefneruL
hiip of tne Empejf6r cf the Pr?nrh-ix
foponhc dr;-ught for a Do,v-vhtVh. it. 'It
icls its own lfr.--hr.th ; an rumt in of
Wfh, or embracng the inrereft of all degradation, and " final ly' i'f
Fuu-I-e, m,ke his own , temyand that to every, power which no IcT
of his neighbors, hs hrii ohjccL ... . fcjs Urer.h. - " "
the rrencn Lnmeror trr,r.nCvl : T t?.,.,' rfcaV
Pni.mTir.x.; . r " 'TV" 4iirl au;' WKCn was in
: " m-tay u wijcti was
a'ed, on one iflde -a ..mutual
noi.vmon, ot eveiy adv The
Pi mhan-anny hn rt r urnedV ' h U '
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I KUdJcUlfCL' rjriltlilOn?5. irnnr.lnKif tn off,-.,. I', '
umier tne appellation ot- loans,, not bv cf the r infi'h rrl.n v V V.;VV " ' 4 uioveijients or -no conle-
any meam for. their intireft, but exaftly of he pence I P t! e reU! 18 i e,atvdi:ch deceived Germany- pre.
in the lane,manner aV if France had o Ir -feXi h-mnn thc i lfHtnreiy rg iced, on feme frivolous
i Lyy rruma, zn return inrthn rfl. ,.f i?:,. n u .
. ' - vv.w v , v. Vv iv.,itlw iie uric conn set miuht
at;ihmPV cf thisTrentypromiTed, no? umleV SrV, Sfta
at leal forjwe future, im-acknowllged, eft of evils, mft becoV eh nW '
guaranteed, and f Napoleon ha die thpfe then Vfi F ?"
led, a firm political ConflTtutlon. . .The! mined to continue the rtbltl
rduhsof the peace of Preiburgh were a th rr.ed for don e me : rF 4
general . mifcnune for Furore, but! Wimmg toperve his force r0
Pruiha faenfieed herklf nlothen fiie": than -ever rnrary lo F': 4
i'unii ii - i.i)t;iij jlifi j ri'3 TIP'r.' fir.-.
. t -.3 -".-!-'" 1 till- III It Ui
thefe inj-nes, .his. Al2.j.dty-coritenJed
h nim with accepting an inadequate fa:
iiaixv.iu;.f ir Uje leccnd he took no
CPgnizance,.kbcing prevented by the up
piehhficns auc! leprefcntaiions on the
partol theHaai'e Tov.ns. His Majefly,
oil n;part, did not' fcruple't? make isny
lacriftfe, as the -prefevation of peace'was
the deir-it-u-ifh-of .feis heart. - ' .
Tliebatiehce. and fuHcrance of every
other uoim were,"ekhnuted fooner th.ah
that of h is Msjefty. War again brdl;
oit.ca the -CcntinerT? rh l"fn;irinn t
;e-
oit.ca lhe Gcntinerff rh 1 fii;ir inn rf
iiwJkind vvith. rsfpect to his duty, was
more diicu!t than .ever. In order-to
present y ance from augmeutinr her
uools m iianover. he nirt nmnv .
ed to fuiftr ' no attack to be rii.nir mr
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v."..i"w f :v, i rom rjiis ptrroo, trie
whole burthln of. the contract 'between
France rnrFPnVTTi ?rurV,nA ,vr. u ,
.utttwrd yshctrcrdecin
leaftadvahf; .Vhilby a fingular com
catentacn. ot cir Armftances, it feerncd
mai ijna ipxtp ady wifhed tq. remain
rmpartt and neubl could no longer
Puehc r former Aliemi except to the
prrjiidlce of the All-d Powers. Kverv
advantace whirh r4iro.i tr... k;o i
' ajion of alt airs was oh he fide of France
and the Kini was daiV ihtf.mnf A v',tU
aicol(iaon;;iiot leftTcVmidah!eJttrhi(iv
t ha n .dect;i vtly f avqr SfiWo. thejjlansif
Vvrljo' co Vj j.l ha Ve thoiigl t hat ? he Yerjy
njQ'Jiebfvwhih the Kind had given to
the rren:h bverijment Ahe Itrongeft
proof cfd is deter ininat iohfctjd a fmgu-br;;eple)ih
V. J.
lhould the treaty be cornered bv th
L.ourt.ot bt. Cloud as anything more
than words,- appeared - ?n advantage :
the king therefore, ratiaed this article
uncondinonally.
'Ihe fecond half nf th.'. trrmf r-'
enna related to an objed, theimportance
! of which had been manifested by feriows
on.
ano
Con fide m
iC
tv.
. . i20we i.r. u'ac'ii-. ..'.. :
hoih; rrt:fi!a vas con ujcedlhat, on th
hrft .opportunity to we;: ken her without
danger, (he .ni!;t csptift an LrtacU
v iici uJCi -nor rp memnfr rm t..i
of the terii to: 0F Anfpach, ' licfitook
iau.ry-vvhkh IjrocCvvithoutl'ntcT
miihon, from murpaticn to ufpai.- "
tenr-Tan .ii?ff ufWsV . r. . ,,"T :
;red TTW2
fwhjdwhat country J?drm-f?tC5h-.armsi and the
.ateInp, refojVedh3tMl4 s thtf uidornmoteToVr r '
renckfhQujnpt retmtf. thither. She by ludvpollcy, overo v?l!e;i i: :
Dy a treaty or a war. -d he ct flfon "of , ticn's oKbe trea y with fFn
three provinces, whkWridbecu fan
fu a harpy foralcrigferic-s of I cQpfequeijc& Vcre hX
plarTof yam ambition r hut rhf.te.--W.rj l-rn;t pr" : i?V I
vrnces, m caie. of a warwould have utjhe triunrpheJmcr& '
leen the firft mfrVrers all theJcateiM
??iepre up,n, on.bfichmight havebrhSS " i
he Monarchy ; tvhie the acqdfirion of to her x&d wha, in the i: V
JlanoVer,.couldTt have beenml!
vhis :wifne vtlfhi
accepicu -ine propuiea -xcnanqe-onIj:
im d rr-the cp n d i t ion , t hat the f u 1 fi f men t
of the "fameMhould be deferred dll th
general peace, arid jhe cohfent of his
M;detly the Kir.it of G. TBrlta iv (KiiU
, r .-it -T "
De oDtaineu.-
t tV i
hye ken poduaive of the moft valua
baant,ges to Frufha ,
..uuiiiui content wuri th!sM f flj-ltr
jn fee ih;t;pnref the politics of "
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fo.
."Unre- ati"rt?J th-'nJ u j , ,
t - iiu now r.o
enemy tofear,- 'behevis rfurfj,- ha d
anmhuared Aufttia, - forming 'a jud?
men; of RufTia wn equal fraoranc-av
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