SATIOSTAt ittOtTrEit. . • . paid the price of their own security. It is clear that this country has only one line to pursuer and following which, Great Britain will, in a short period-, -be still greater than she has yet been, and may proudly bid defiance to the tyrant of Europe concentrating all his forces for our destruction. Providence bat formed its coast for security. and- Nature has given us strength. courage, and good sense. The time is, probably, at no such immense distance, when BUONAP A Writ, released from a continued attention to the attire of the Continent, will be able to honour as with his vengeance. The hies of the presumptuous myrmidons . who make the experiment, will inevitably be sacrificed ! , But what is the conduct we ought to pursue? recall our troops from the Continent. Let us look stedfastly at the Colossal danger springing from the despotism of litiC011; trolled military power. Let us take a view of our eanger, with eagle eyes—.our possible danger only, its strue; buts danger to be guarded against as much as .if it were real, because it can be guarded against successfully by being done in time. Let us begin to look at them with a, cool head, and , an extensive eye ; 'et us, view it with temper, au to our *mmediate situation, and With diligence as to-, its'ulterior consequences. ISCONAPARTE has not finished , his negociations with Austria, nor will he. tilt intrigue or terror accomplish his designs.— He 'has no idea.of war which is to leave each party as it found it, except only as to the expence produced by the struggle.. His ambition must be _satisfied iu more intelli , gent manner. We are content to • ieekon our chickens before they are hatched, and then' to sulk over the disap pointment which a failure brings with it. Placed as In is in a wide eipinse - ol weakness,:he takeiai much spoil at a time as the patience.of insulted Europe,at the moment will per mit; and as the surprize Chit each act of iniquity occa sions shall subside, he will return to the precious banquet till his gigantic powers, and the, formidabte terror of his name will render caution superfinoms-to.his insatiable cu pidity. For ourselves', and for our own ultimate safety, we can not begin to think too soon, We are but just in time for safe measure& to day, and we may certainly lie too late for them to-morrow. The contradictory reports which prevail respecti4 Peace having been signed between France and Austria, leave us in just the same uncertainty that we ha,e beet) in for some time. If any thing can induie. the Emperor FR•xcis to spurn the humiliating Conditions which • are offered, it is the brave, the patriotic and successful resistance whiCh the Tyrolese offer to the farce sent against them, which is stated" at more than 40,p00. • In the, engagements which have taken place, they have shown what may be effected by .a brave add spirited peoplp, attached to their sovereign, and, their country, and fighting lot their • liberty. What, fl contrast does their conduct afford,' to the wretched and dastardly policy which would have consigned,them bound,- as it were, and fettered to the- triumphant chariot of the despotic Conqueror. If the Emperor Fa . does not feel. the glow of remorse, ha must be insensible indeed, if he does- not redden- with the Kph of. shame 1 1.--There have been many ruaipArs, SEPT. . ...1 J during the last Week of expected changes in Administre tion, and it has. been stated in a.very pnblic way; that Mr. ilzwegsst. had. actually tendered his resignetiok so long ago as Sunday last to his MAJESVY. Other report. state that the Duke of Porn:Age wishes,. to retire from the duties and fatigues of office to prepare himself forthat better woad to which he is fast appregehinr,.—The yoga( Lord Csiortgaggmt it also said" to be 'willing to acquiesce in the wishes of the . Nation, new that he has shewu hire. self capable of effectually oppoeing themo ifkit this . atuksr wrealrnore is said to have arisen out of' tire fatal terntinali be tion of the expedition. We see no ground' for these real ports, beyond the wishes of the reporters,: unless we.are-td . • understand that Lord CIIATMAY was promoted tO COMP mand of the Expedition- by these .Gentlernen against ihie decided opinion of their Colleagues. If this be the case, their resignation with the removal of Lord.CgATssn-freal a sealtiwthe Council, arc all very well, otherwisctliis loaf duns's' , de*iice .to satisfy the Nation; it is sr very in. adequate sacrifice, much less is it a sufficient rerompeneo. for.the injured and insulted feelings of the Country. Raesigia nation must not stifle, enquiry. 011 the other- head; if we can believe that the Duke•of PORTLAND, Lord CAS... TLPIREACIif i. and M. PESCETAL, have proposed to resign.; .becadsc they are dimatisfie r t with the.conduct of the Coma Minder, and with the fate of the Expedition, we shall be among the first to hail them **Martyrs to political integri. ty, and give them th'e highest'aredit for. the nobLe•disinte. restednese of :their conduct. • Hamhurgh Papers to•the 7th inst. Par4l to-the Mb:bit:: Berlin to' the SOth ult%. Frankfsirt, Pinue.nrid Manheirir to the ht, inst. were received ; yesterday, from. which We have made the following extracts 3 VIENNA ; AUG. lEV. Reeky reptnees Ni.` De Weeta. in the AIM rian.Mivistry, auct the keter replaces 0)110 Sllidiiilt. The greater part of the Austrian army proceeds tit Hong:try. PRA vE, c.10.--The Archduke NFer=l,,:afy4Chits Ogg heen .forced to evacuate 'Gullikia,; has , -en flOhemias %titbit about 12,000 men. FRANIFroar, Auts..:2B.4—lt; is , supppsed that' the Peatewae signed on the te4llt. COMMIS, AIIG. 18.—Tlie Emperor CIO has appoititeiti" Count Metternich • Minister of; State.. He. has% elm/ pointed Field-Mar-hats Diller and Sirnbocher Marshals..; Kies.; .maver and 11011e:401w have been easeedsgenerals of Cavalry. WARSA w, Auc..28.-- In Lemberg 4nd. the •other tow ne. Gallicia in which the Russians are, the oath of 6dolity to • N4-'l , poison has not taken place.. PARIS, Ave. S(—The following is /I more particular Lid: .of the.blinisters of - Stitte who - Wave been . created Dukes: The Minister Secret:try of State, Duke of Ras-nno„ The Minister hf..Ferekrn Affairs, Duke of Cadoee. The Minister of tienezal: Police,. Duke of Otranto. - • . The Minister of Finance, Duke of Gaeta. The Minister of War, Duke of .Veleteri. The NJ init•ter ofJleatiC, Duke . of Ma,s, and carimu. The Moniteur of. yesterday contains the following tr—.. Official accounts received by his Eger!ferry the Minister of- War. confirms all the previous information respecting the loss sustained by the Digfish on the 27th aud.ildth of July , and of their *ret rent. A M STERDA SEPT. tit leperied -bore that the'rnipp-- , rar Napoleon is coming to the army of. , themerth.;--(ffansiotet 1 Correspipt4ent.) Ft.o.azzica, Awn:. 18:—We expect the Pope herr no his re turn from Genoa to Rome. - . It. is said that Govermnent received letters yesterday.. stating that the Russians and Prussian, have juitied di vt o rm - against France. • ; .; • •