months ago ? Was it not the.very argument we urged *- pushing tie war in America with the utmost.vigour, wbihC yet the field was open, 'anti our advtrsary without allies? And is it not a "nurment.for the. sante conduct, even at this, late period If any of the Powers who have received our subsidies, or have been rescued from destruetion by our cou rage ardexample,:have had the-baseneswto harp pgaiost use., it is morally cettain,• that the. Treaty of Ghent will.confirm them in their resolution. They will reflect-that we have tternpted to force our ptinriples on America, and have failed. Nay, that we have.retii-estfrom the. combat with the stripes yet blbeding on ourtnicbs,—with the tecont ' at Plattsburgh, and on Lake Champlain, utravenged. make Peace at such- a moment,. they will tbinis.- - dpadness tothe feelings of honour. and shows a time. disposition, inviting further insult.• If we could pointed to America overtlitown, Ne should surel:, stood on mucirthigher ground-at Vienna, and every else, than we possibly can do now.. Even yet. bay we could but close the war with some great naval ' the reputation of our maritime greatness might. he restored.; but-104*y, that it has not hitherto sufferech. estimatiogl of all iintinve; and what is worse sf Alperitil self, is . to belie coranion; tease awl „noirenal..osperietice. 41 Two or three 'of out. slap} hint 'WO WI forte- 1_ ~~ k ..,- 4iii . - • tioun , *hien , . Madigan still • istify. Treaty; or that the obeepation of New Offense's* bast iinpertlant tfrett . which be I megibeir it - Vriti Ince oath, V f; Stittes. . 1r it had been ion fatted pith tie A* of fliaoettonbli4in.hlfig 141 1 ,* aid "iiiiiithegiiild - I been do ne on tite iiital:Ciiiiria l . 1 1 ,34 i iieli,bayslao ol t - -.%sive .1184 important. .~ . . On the other hand. tee Area. wick tb. Slaw of Times, the ellitct that taffleirpriaseatali - thatitiiide of Cantdialls. • • • . • . - - • . 0 4 e . 1 . ' . • • . ~ , , . • ~ . • - rr . .. -.,.-7,--,...,..., ~.-. .. : . 7 ; • ... . - . j .. ! • ":. 1-, .. . . . . the. hi,i Cainqoiti l '''• . . *44 bli V;llliii i dr4/06.' 141 1 —..._ asifikiserriA• VIP sy, Asii...._ . .lelitigsoll.4 alone, is • it 4 pimoi,; ', OiliiOn. But •4414iir l tae,; 1 lad whole sqnstlrOo l .llp . itst ' 7 • 19(bir iliiiilsele*ll 7 .4 • • . . which was imeAdesl tospnounfe tjoc stasArt»too of the : .4e- 1 )° be vieirid'irYlWlilliiiikOkt - ~,.04110411 4 0.11ro..taiii'of r , .._1 ~. , • 11,44;40a iskiii. • Var/ it iiiio•114 Aeilkiitstid d rjr"it na l. • t,' ban a .. v.*toy ,, . itiei. l ' il si - , i .., . 1 - . • ' ,*,.,..; ••• -• At present,. there . ill another.assi a mwshkulateirnportant- : Ica . re•ely one BINA in . tt l frkiii 0 0 ,. i i iiii:u4 tititelow ' , ". - a n kl e " it t " Clii ,, ,ff 64r- f - l 'a tt " t • it .' l. , , ~. .. - ,-* .' , ~* ;. . 'Alne •- iicsin: Our • 44410; 'wife wed: Itii+l 3 o.* all ' ' -*. -. • . 1 It pow opefars tiukt a there lss . i most tratris . orthna_ry cOnnee- 4 fon'Alt bilk 11 • Who . delthis"lft '' 661. - tango — et ' ' : •'' tion,between the nigtoct.44lsa9hetif nest those et Vienna. *witiiihe briieat ssiimen,•:idtf•Obi.ttliiii pqii44sllljrvilleethli The Morning .CArrsiclif .et tuesciay,..io the article preintrid. vrofict . le *OW 'from die .- ensiitiat ,Nut.' dik WON 40-.1 previous to the signaler* of the Treaty 4•lng•bnown, ascribes 'Afeor is vo,hearil agaleit ii. ' fie' .h nitidOeit; ne W .1 ' 1 .. . . • its supposed suspension to an idea on the part of the • Asa,- I . s " ii " l - 16- .f•" 4 " ' *6 - ... .. idee r r' ‘ 4 n'o* ** l-kitlito .6- falla--- ---- i' the- ---•: ing• -. !ii i ili ti , l,ii to ConsequinCre are' What rr.-i i pi s kil ! - ' 1 e i g • rican Commiulenere, that the "Innis of-she Misunderstapa. I t il l " I ati4 T may be vutinvieW - nit in ' 'MO • tug between the Emperors at Vienuifttatht b e a rsiptai.e I di e • • 44 , h ( . . g • ."... , :•..67:7 . .. , WI o an American no./ ••••2...,...mr , ! .I.W . heiVern real Brifain an ...! 'lassie." . :,- ,• . 7 , . i r.ec rhea .o a nevi and nincl nitre fortaidatue A' . .: . . . ! .- The same paper has ,ennounceda most . 'vtl!ecrfinary fir- 1 ricteti is Frani l4 l defilistmiainetit, whilY3lbk *rot' • . • • ~ f eumstance, that ; , " in the eveiat,uf any difference : aiiiing op.. Olerriere.waa. struck , there has been quite a Ariek, i...., . the subject of our negociation with America, they Are to I . l fits 6 CP; 'orviii in. the United Siiic. 4 .: Iliiii••D tulyk: '• ' • ../ , be decided by Austria!" . 1 nearky,.dtrWed, an 4 their veaseleire.d . sni . traci. silairly• ..,*-•• '• '. - piiiitlie . The Onple . *kite* vain ' bnpttui aiiir . •,r . These are ominous circumstances, and-hie g7ven rise td . . _•._:‘ .-of : ..... ...' s .._i.L ?.. te ..,....,:,. ,•..,,,, 9 ,..„. • •,, i 1 nave wen s h e d vim an l gum edissens the following observations, on which we place t fie fi rmest . 1 rower; aild• a N t v.,i i i isit asst t o fiat i to o k tiv i i ii t iAih i s e - , • . relianCe, and hence give then) in the words orou' rco preiensli4 Thdie pisaioll;. Whlchiiiii i tiliti `I be ' • • • • trAworary. ..iili ''n • ' ' tiiigi ' . . ' ' • ' . success, .cossl4;6 , herekee .coolei isy . .re liiiiik • 114011 • -. • . .. The state of the Funds may he said to afford st moat emphatic.: lasitiagels4 . , bsen. termed 4 ... i ilikiiirlt .0 • ' - ' striking comment Oh the text of thole w)to have-the fronts to limit; aatinri*Aelli . ; ikUr chrtiiiiitf Ineeltsiiiiklitif ha le el '. ..- •', call the Treaty of Ghent himourabie to this oountry. - What ? r'l4f r.. .„,t''' . ...iiiii,2_!'e r°4 ; Eel.'" to fijajiall.,,_ ____, 1., 11 1' ligikchLZ: t - . An honourable Peace, with the last of.oor adversaries, with f a ij e i!1ui" 4 " , ,,,, -,P,T I ' I , . niV is 01 calulgeirlek . !Oil. •••- - • . ,- - a populous and commercial nation—and vet a depression in 4 ) ( 2 lll _ a ____liape.W l !r_.!kb:t iii ., :, 1 . 1 1 tra l , L isifaiff ll . , * • • ~.. ''. - 1 4 -:' .• . . ' • 6 dlet bi l so. ..t the public Funds I The thing is impossible. These is a bug white justi ce wier u'' s l f°Tt . 0 0 .,.be/ ~ - :. • , moral inconsibtency in the facts. •Bot the troth, unhappily, Looking neither tothi; 400 eini to *4 .. , .'llo,4t c perhalP . - : ,' peeps out in the course of the eulogy bestowed on this fa- her blows until the fill is. clad rolifee: 7-- 11414 fit' • /.. mons specimen of diplomatic. ingenuity. The Peace is, lik e blind rage, or blind reVouge; but iiik". : :- '. 'A • that of Amiens, a Peace of Necestity—and upon__. w h e t :G . .4113..a i nd even . a TAM- eelcalatina,ar e g aifki '' '.; grounds ? " A leaning to certain points," it teems, hag 4 VI I ig . lika' . 1 " 1 1 14 V4 144 4 4 l e rle'witt'Oieyouilitrar. visoitita : .., 14,...,4 ilekheiywitli ) ) tfa c tli , ,ni t . in s r' Oclte; kiiii L :Viegc' A' .iiciy i - I been " hinted" at the p eongress of Vienna.. 'l ows let put this my Biel ions - language into plain English. ./t- can jeer 011 i e mit'thitY or fili , tie**, tit . wis #‘14,1 at . CACETME4 • . no other coneruction than this—that . linisia. or Austria or i ,she ,fp. i i1(1 4. / trelfE d *!. •,. ' ,;.; - • i..__ ___,._ i .ota-• 4:' . • • . _ii . .1 • • Prussia. has avtAsed an . inelinotion- to ..suport the innovations. : ,m ince : wiltilliptp#i4;oie we wilt pFulPal.. ; ,i.owgrldqui an public law which Mr.. nadison asserts. Alight not this have, ipi the 'rimer Of yeaterday morning. *e er front *lie. d& r . • be"n foretold,---PWSS it-not foretold in this, paper above six _ l yihe opinion that either Mr. Xadisen will relleia is ratifyi‘e 3 . . • t with the ----- it defeats, . Persons will' ierskilldieli s witit . thiiiiiittleienti of eat 4:40: - : ',.. : , Ig o. T o nide, in ypper and Li . 'ir . Ciatiitht e Pfiiii. &MA' 6. and *it: . . '',' . betrays a Brunswick; express serions iblia "... gii a.." n 4 WW t " am .060. 4 4 whlcb t ih A . . middy of terms of thii. wretched Treaty will produce in thous prey** ' mid have Whilst we have been so . Italy et nut " lailiesili" in, *it . , 3 , rely .heve settlement of Germany, sr haw &waft that-Mate won • ' t err where in &elite at - least . as tsaanitat for as to proem: , Alb iiiich Inever, if before the fatal 24th of Deceinileri awl-Onseessed is dill af. i I triumph, fectioiss.Of a loyal popPlatieet helot'', iherbAtharitic INN* . 1 -.. r partially men who !have se log resisted the •. . . , 1 11 11 1 V • 4 redin.the were Well- entitled .to Ise listenilallPli 10" 4 I I , Ifries her. gards,.'is lido , • ban •Ideoilily .faitilitidl , ' i apariatice; of •late aid vannetainVeimat a1101411110#74r. , r ys t tree. 'tits* they tiati . litlwri•rdiellaisedfoiliiiiiiiiAlsti4 . 1,,.,.,".,:: ; ,,, ' , • 4 . • . '' 111lMIIIIIIIIIPPI2ArterLoe —I.-. • le,