text: fsiisisictss ""F' .s-sictssct '_"—' wsi - .- . - si- ss - ,. - * . 4 . si -- - ,. " _:_'-i\ . ss-u— ?" si. ' _ * I . ,. *. — '*sssi -<- ' — - - ' -.*— us.. _' .' * ," si'ﬂ . _ ss _ _ , .si g.: ,. '7-_\".' ct si'v !— :!osi't siM—n'.\ , -.l " ' . si ss-sisi-sisi; si 'ct ,, '- 'si - — ', si :, ATE—S i": FQRMGN, Nzwsisssi. ! ,. 33 ' ..— '_ ss' Lamb!) Papdrsiasi rgsicisiyedjsigssfkhs ssssct-si'Oﬄcc Us Th'? NBWYurk Cdmﬄeﬄﬄfz'ss dss" )":lpgcr] " ' - __ sissctsssi si . ' Pins Oct. 23. ;. ' - Atsinqozsil'thiassi'gictay inobez'xicnce to the order Offlfii majeauyithe siiempcmr and king, his ge sitqpe higtmczss .tcthe prince arch chcmcelior re P-ssictssisi'cdsiw masiSCxi-sszsssitc'. The Prihbesi being r. cbived with the usuxl ceremony, and having - Wc'n- hisSSAt; read & short speech. Wss silfigssiþ'grﬄmssj} Hig'huess men laid befor sssi 'si 'A letter from humaggsty to thesspresþ si l- Wt'ahd members 61" [the scante. " 8. 51}: diplcsimatic notes assi'foilows: . dy the Prussinn armies, ready for war, were .. at the moment wess saw with or 'tainty that its ' our states, we hadsian opportunity of perceix :ssss'ssss. Qss' ..s ss2. Two rdports adssh'esscd to his-majcsty by -_the .prinrcc' of Bunc'si'anto, simimstcr for t'urci-sisign aﬀaim-. _ ?. 'siLET'rEP. FROM ms MASESTY :ruz EMPEROR AND KING. Szwators, We have quitted our capital to place our assistants in the midst of our army as Germany, were menaced with unexpected movements. Scarcely arrived on the borders of the city, how much our presence was necessary, there, and of constructing ourselves on the defensive movements we had taken before we had quitted the center of our empire. All this motion in all parts; they had passed their frontiers; Saxony was invaded, and that was the cause who governs it was forced to act against his will, against the interest of his people. The Prussian armies had arrived in face of the continents of our goods. PROVISIONS OF EVERY kind, and even acts of violence, had been marked the spirit of hatred which animated our enemies, and the moderation of our soldiers who, with equal vigor, maintained at the aspect of all their movements, astonished only at receiving no orders, rested under the double command of a just cause. Our first duty has been to pass the lines of our forces, to form our troops, and to cause the son of War to be heard. It has spread into the forests of sin our warriors. Rapid and combined marches have brought them, in the twinkling of an eye, to the spot we had indicated. All our camps are formed, we are going to march against the Prussian armies, and to repel force. At all times, we ought to say it, our secret heart is sorely affected at this constant precipitancy which the genius of mischief obtains, occupied incessantly in traversing the desiguals. We form for the tranquility of Europe, the repose and happiness of the present generation, besicging every caution by crying for the seditious actions of those who, in the midst of the war, were not to be found. It cannot corrupt—e-biting them to their true interests, and imbuing them into the midst of dispute, without any other guile than the sittings it has, known how to inspire them. The act of the king has vexed the king, and the page has seized upon it with art and with malice—we wish to address ourselves to the king. The king has found himself in all cases, and with a hundred thousand dollars from his cup. We wish to dispossess in their cause, and whose thought themselves possessed. sisfisi5cd in. wanting upon the ties which unite. the xsissmss-amsi .Mf-e- Am} isiumn ssthe hvish m'otesiations .".— ..uu.-. -.__.M*_.-ct..._-M-m_., , m'si ." ct ....ss -..._-_, ssss- _ss_3 __ _ _ si madein all circxmxstances'by the court ofBer ss'ct In—a war so just, in which We take arms _ss ' to defend ourselswho have provoked by si 'sisijact, by no pretendon, an-zlsioswhich it would ' 'ilsisi'npoSSible to assign the true cause, we 'reckOn cntiyely on the support ofssthc !LWL-sis, and the people; whom circumstances call " MfiQÞVZVC u_s new proofsssc-f their love. ssof their ﬂevpmn, And of their courage. ()n cup part, no personsid ssiacrifice will be' painful t_0ss .siuns, ,no dangek will stop usz, wheticver it is tize , question to assm'esithe rights, the honor, and the prosperity of Our peop'sic. * Given at our Imperial Q'sizarters, at Bcsim bcrg, the 7th October, 1806. By the Emperor, Signed . _ NAPOLEON. siThe Ministcr Secretaris of State, Signed, H. B. MARET." .. 4m,*-* -w-"sin-wmqp - p.,— -si.-—-.- --_.N .- -- ". .ss"* Caþy of the note of M. de Knobelsdmjﬀ. tq - the ministerjor lhesareign aﬀairs, Scctþ — :tcmber 12, 1806. _ ss" The undersigacd, feeling how much it is of the fire.}. imponaoce to answer im. mediately the nate which his exccHenby the pfioce of Beoevemo, minister for so.' ssreigu aﬀairs, has donesihim the honor of ac}. : 'si"drening to him this evening, feels. himsdf cvmpclled to [find himself to the represen gauren Of thefollowing observacionsss si'lss'nc motives which have ensigdgcci the king- my ( master, to makp armameuts. have deep she. Cﬀe'ct of: schemcof che enemies of France: [ad Prussia-; who jealous of the intimacysi which exists between these two poWfiI-ffi have done every thing in their power to a. " " ctllfm by snlssie reporxs, coming ac sssince from ct every qunkter ; but above 33", What prm*_cs_ * ngir'n of this meam}: H. that his ma ' jnzy has conccﬂcd i: wxxh no Parson what s. soe ver, and, that ifctqtggmggucg _1sis_eszpeczictssass_1ctsigi1c arrived sisoonecsssisig-si gsictii's zhctan-atsssiVrennai-zsi &: ss Petersssburgh ctatiﬂsissLOndorsix. But the king, "my master, has oydetssessd 10 bcsimadqtoicthc cbvoysscctffsisihis majesssxss ; the cmPchr o-fsith'e _ French'andsi king of taly, at; a-msiicdbig'gom-ct munication sidnsiL-l—hect Subject df (liest: me"?? sures. That minister had nor"y;c.ctcsirssqufq-_ ed an answer opoq ;th communication, The relation. of the ihzcrsicctsting coznycrsa tions that his impcriai miejcsiysshagss gcsigu ed to entertain with the underpigctncd, and (he marquis de Luchcsini, couldnoc ye: have arrived at Berlia. Asmnehis expla nation, the undcrs gned can onlysisitcctescif'y co hiiexceucncy, his most ard'c'nt wish,- that sscsie pubsic' acmsi may ye! rest sus'pendcd, til; the rctc'zum of the couricr dispatchcd, to Bcrlffi. si ' The undersigucd begs his—si-'exccllcncy_, "&c, &c. .. si (Signed) - CsiEssN. KNQBELSDQRFF. Cojby of the second nate to IV.. a'e Nalzels'. \ darfidctzed Ssict-pz. ct1:;_;si1805. - " The uadcwichd has !aid brzfort'si his ss majesty tfsic emperor and king, thcnotffi than his excellent)? M.. de Knob-si'ctisdorssj yesterday did him the bonorsico address to! him. ' . - ss 'FHctis majesty hasctsourpdcttherein, V—si'Yf-h ] pleasure, the assurance th'a': 'Pmseict had , -,! not cmuþed into My couch: hUS\.LC' w France; thai (be ar'mamc'o: she has made had no ozhc r cause (him & niZ-zuz'siricze'szzmd s-ssgsi; thaz the departure of the: garrZ-si—fsin of iierlin, though it he ,pcn-si-ssd sinessc the Bone!" .-_._-.. ...,-_..,._ wri ten by his mzjcszctv the fit: ;r of ]: ussae ought a ﬂy to be: consxdcrqd as she cxrcu tion of am in cnor omen, ass} th at the: movemems marked ous ;csi-r :!18 qussian : o zp; would cease as sm' {) as it was .zrzo-ct. a; Beﬂi. *, what his mnj: ass?)- the: - mp: 10": 23. king was picased m 53'; {0 M "wi Knob=.si' 15 donsct and Lucchcsir :, in th: private au ii. encc wh: ch m g-"ct amcd ...cm. His symptoms have and red in consequence, such that the essence of the season—unconscious which were to be made to the surface on him; next, shall be described; a zealous no one, indeed those which were actually on their march towards Rhineland, shall be put in mind, until his decisions the determination and the essence of the season which she court of Berlin shall have assumed; and if her decisions do not, the French army in Germany have no longer been menaced, and that is, this: the change shall be replaced here: France and Prussia on the side of the Rhine. As they were a man of great energy, he has made it necessary to replace the French army in France and Prussia on the side of the Rhine. As they were a man of great energy, he has made it necessary to replace the French army in France and Prussia on the side of the Rhine. This singular manner of making witnesses in the case, he expresses his willingness to confess, and to confess, to resume his profession of which he has already given so many proofs to the court of Berlin, and which have always been of the faithful and faithful. The usages granted by the court of Berlin, and which have always been of the faithful and faithful. (5: gucdjc T]; TAL'LEYRAND CP isiGCC 01 bcuwcuto." ('My of the:- t'm'zd note sfd'slresss zed (55; ilze mi n'stc'r I:] "".sO'isiL/si3" :: ('si/jsstct'zmȝ 50 m. A: Lobdls darﬀ: ....4 .-.-__._ " '3 he undcrsi'med mZDFS'ter of forcign -.' relzt ons has c.;pZ-sscd w h s c-Mllvncy M. Knobe': xd-siirfi, in she noiuw'm-sizhhc izsid _si the honor to write {0 h: m un the: lZih of si Septemberctm the confiding clivposuicmswith : which h- msjcsey she emperor seecind "" the 35 mannes owen b'y LV. hTubsinmmss that {he m "carym muemsisimg of shsi court. of Bgssihu few to no: the result of any hos zile conccrz ;sgainsc i'rance, but simply me cfi'cssct of a misundcrsi-sict- simding; and had may wouid Ccas: th: momsin when me ( I A ] 1 1 first commmzicssi. ism of his exccilcucy'ss } should have arrived at Be; sin & .. Ncsi—veu-miess, the neus rsitccivcdevcry ;day bear so mood all me charac-Z cr of an isiimnending war, mien his iznpcsiniai majesty ? must feel some YCSFCI 3! The "m. .gsi. ggcmcuc he made not yet to cailoutsi hi'si :cscrve, as] to de fer (1? {: conszi'siuzinnal nutzfica "mo, after which. all the maces of the naxion won ld be pZ-sind at his disposed}, He Wiil in.!!! that "engage ment; but he shall think it contrary to prudence and to the interest of his pecssz-a pie, 40: to wrder, in mci ntch m, " ;:i! the me awrcs and a}! zhe movements of the ("mop ,s, which can take place without previous nercisicatlonss, " His majesty has, at the same time, charged the undefsigncd to express again to M. Knobslvdcrﬀ, that he cannot ) et conceive, by what forgetfulness of her in sstcrcat, Prussi should be willing 30 xc 'nounssce her (Ilus of ansiiity'witsi-Erafissc To—N ; .:siesisitu . ,ccasc to mcoqssgc : I L i I \ > SZLsiFW'ctf sib-ssss'ctﬀwccn (he sstsswo counusiics appears cttosi him 'a' rctcal polnical .mouacrsiomy ; and'jjromctsi-shc osimsscm that lhccsiabiuetct; of- Bsicﬂ'in_scthall so to their paclfic dispossizcssissssooa, & Aha!! hvc- armicssi'of Gccmzmy, si.h'ig,-_ msjesty— efiigach 'to coun'fermanda'll lhemcasui'es wmcssh prudence: commanded him to':akc.-- He Wili seize with plcasufc, as he does wis'h to do in all circumsfauccs, she occasisinn of ccsi'szdng to his majcscyss the king- ofss'P-mzsia the: passe: he aua-ctzc's wct 'his friendship; to a union, sounded 09 3 w'isc pulicssy, assud on recipmcalss imcrcsxs ; and to prove to him thathis 'anzimcma are always the name, and that 'no provocation has been able to alter them. ' '- The undersignrd is happy in being a. ble to give: to his excellence M. de Koo. believed in so formal an assurance of the positions of his majesty; which are so. regarded to a view of war with Prussia, that he has already commended a very grave military fault, in removing his military preparations for one month, and doing certain (15 to fifteen days more) more to pass over, was doing calling out his resources and his national uses. "This consciousness, which his majesty loves to give, proves what a Russian is acting upon what was armed to him; 33. Konbdsid-zrﬁ, (best Prussian 51.:(i emrrcd in. to."sio COIISCSZ with the exzcmisissz msi' lss'rzzs'1si'1cct3, and that the assurances that he had siss-iv. d in:}!tirsg 8 term to the nr-Zz-uzvi'isizsi'i- ing which has just arrived, we- Eci csizu-zc cfzc messaxirm of time: armzunczussN-hmh wert: thcsi cons-si.q.1:s as it. (fifgzchi) _ C M. TALLLY AND " Paris, 19th Sept. J'JG. Second Note of M. Knobelstedt TO THE EDITOR: Mz-nzsier asi/ [Forzgn.sicffﬁ'zssz-zz's. " {he!: nsid- rzign sid fm :)v extraordlosx'v and _-.z )si";:sii?: ):Zeurp. xcmim) o! hi5 z-rm 51)! ss the kiss:- rzssisi ':"m55 La, rc ::Z-zed yc5ct. cz-dct—y the Now: ferILÞrcs—zed (=:- him a) his : xcclisisih cy- thc prince o' 'Henchnw, mzu'mer im sorﬁsiign aﬁairs, is, m this communication, the undzrs i'sssi-ccl has s'z-uctctJ zsg'ctzn, wizh' excrcmc ssusfsizczicm, msi- HFSUTdZIC? formerly saven, in sishc zmz-si- of xhc IZ-sin of 8 {72!! 'Ucr, zfsiziz 02— 5 mxiext) the: emperor znii kif [; a: mid iu {11 che csiz—c; zg'mcn' wmch he had made "an Hair th: re-sictl: of ma: esszla. anons g w :} Lo Lctwi. fie, Lu- (. de-zi: ): am 9. 'he gamenct K- .ub.1..duzx}ct :): frzc cukznssi: any measures .55)';,,- camp- it: musiuutional nd—si (73 tkficazion, which ;suid p'siu. :aiizhc forces of the anch :;zuifss-n a-z tis: xiss ,.- am,] of'gav 'Oss'zrrsimcm, he: has {named, M'sih msinifc pain, (in 'a s maj :.I) 5i1-ss.3.:.- .mve hasiz any n-sipctzrct at that c::gsszg..mss.i; 'And that, in fufsilifctng it, he t'nsiiz-ka' ]. ('t-zemsas'y t.351':'x.]x.*r a}! ths: msi-zs—sissurcs and 52} x'm: xnzzvcmenzs of troops, which cm be taken wi'siimui p evi. ous notisicaticn. ' " 'l'hasi: xzndcrctsianf-d ZZRSZEIH :G reiieratc to his cxcrh-si-ncy M. :hccts-riss "(: of Scmctss me, the 33': Us'dllclt ibat 51:- 5 m )ss's. y l.:C kmzz :sis Pr'zssi-z, sizfr srr. m never ilss'wing had .an idea til -rcuctounci'n ; his ral :icct us Qi am}. {? wzpv. sct. sauce, )mx czctmscs in lb ti rc spec: sin] theumuimcmsci hlzssijmpc-rial and my, almrssjcsa'y, e'xprcctaed in lhc communica. xioo m Whssiih 'h: :: mue if,: axza ": ssiw'er , [has, -.-r ictmm having en. e e- -.l mio a concc rt wiz'si the: wncmisi's uf ] tauC-z, hi..{rus—31ctctm ma jesty- hct;s RIW'ay: s-siusirlet to cuim . .! resem m-xn'sis {asisi-zf lsiazizsiirgassing :hc, rfs—eszablis'ssuncm of ?. gn-siarai peace; in sins:, that far sum mcnzscuzg the French armics in (Scrmsmy by his armamisnis, these only zouk place in es)nsv(1_-ct;ctnce css-sil t'm: advice -received a: Bcriin, and which was so "alzuming, that it was not possible t') sicg'sich msizasizures us precwzion, dcrmndcd by sinudcsiucsi: tus the welfarc of the staisi- * " she undersigss cu is p.:zased, in renew Zogto hissicxccilcucy the: prince nl Bear: vcn'to the assurance, that in taking these measures his majesty the king of qu:=.sia has n'ot rcsigncd, for a single inscam, thc assuranceof seeing 'thc ciouch disperscd ss that have been raised between lum and France; am} general Knobclsdorﬀ. is per suaded sh-u such will be sihc result of the Eexplansidtions tlsiacsibavc takdn place. lo ! hegging M. the prince of Bcncvcuto to ; make known te his majesty the Emperor ; .md kinglhiq answer to .ih s communication, "? the undersigued has the hour;: lo renew _ to his cxceh icmcy the unsurancc of his high consideration: T, (Signed) Ysi General KNOBELSDQRF". 'ss I Paris, Sepx. 20, 1806. Second Reporc addressed to his majesty the emueror and king, by the minister , of surcssngu relations, Oct. 6. " sum, " When in the report thata few days, back l had she honqr ;o address your ma sswars'i: could only.? 'be from ; desire; o -._.si-. 'dimioished jes'tjss'gctlsil estabkished, that if Pmsisict \ any nersonal reasons which led besirco :, ,. 5 52" slave siSe'dx'oncty, andflhc' Hanscazic ]. 'lsiwns farfrom percemcg, um She oss eve;,darg'ava suska muche, :" ' v'cnhclcssctan avowalsi WhiCh she si-ss searbd to make; and m express in as that NL de Knobclsdorﬀ hussiscm msssssiq Men;, ,a'nd wmch 1 nowhassic .sshc sisi to address your majesty. 'Of'ctsic " demandsctsiwsihsimh thilk 20}? Comams first actssnd thc: third ascouiy made: ;" guise,- if it be pUSUinC, that no seqldctsi punancc may be attached 10 :hc SCCUQdW " Prussia after having sccn Wllhxsi qui] eye the French armes in (sin;? daringa year, could not be alaz-mtu'silsi xhcir presence: when thcar numbsi-xs wi: when they Were dzspsssssiss: in small bodies in diatu: canlonmsimssc' when, above all your :.ajemy had'sdjcm: qzmounccd :.ssax {hty ShOUld letusussct. France. as soon as the: the assaÞr cf Cct si: the cause of the prolongmioo oftbcjsctss iv. ()crmany, should be: sculed by an Bgs: ment w th Ausmsia, andzhz's'. already , OIZDER for then- RETURN was giwm. si " Pz'ussia who speaks of a ncgsscjsssisi to fix all- __£_h_e interests in qucszion gct-ctssctct Wt-H that there is no pmm of imfsi-ss. 0: ct-ct'ﬂ'ct-Zfiﬂ 5' 30 thssi \ \ : un— ss cumprchzndcd in the ccssiOu of that!) ssghcect: dZsssi-rem points, andmhcrs ol'zsi ss CS, which shect seems to indicmcss don; \ secret escape. (fsinz'ctr, when it dcmsindsiu ']-,-,- any deksiy office French (; bicct. 'iz whatever in'qncstjzm between the 28isi-si -—zhe—ssamicsizbic dizcuzsion which w; dsslsinizivcly fix the sate of (hesiAbbxcgsi, Esscn and 'v'v'udcn has not been dcfcmi French gl'rcops have evacuated those (;, riturics which the: (3ra'7d Duke of [in had caused to be occupied in jche putctsi purscaxinn thaLuumcq—Zmsis documenubsi, given Him, azzd that they made: apm th: (iuzchy of Cicvcsctaazdchazthty w; hy * Thus the sicmaods of Prussia same nature. and tive prctcmicdgrievaz ossar the sea} mind of me csibinuof Be. sin [: does not ressical ix. Itchssiz no farther ubstacle: Whatever shasiJ he mzi on ihc part of France. to the: fzsirmzsluu-ss the Nfzrthcm Lcague, which shailca bracc wichu : any execpcicm, all tncssifz. not named in she suzzdnmcnzalactcs'e conscdcfation of the hauc. I " Thus lo sansfy the most ut {, ambition, Prussia conscum to brcuk ] bounds zhzzt uniwd her to sumcho down new calamftiezszupon the comussct of which your majesty would wishto . (;zmizv th: w-nmdz. and to assure 'si'nci quiiity, and :o provoke afahhtulaiij: put him underzh: cruel necessizyof g-clii-ng fsiorc: by force, and once mssss-z: smu-h his army tsssom th: repuse an" si h-si- asir—ires is) make it enjoy, afzersom , :sisizzigucs and triumphs ** [say it is With gziefilosct'ne'n usf'nc abilizy to preserve pe :.*,sifs0m moment it is made to depend upoﬂf dinous, that equiey :md honor equal}? pose ; gzzrsisiwnscd as they are an in tum 1 in funns thus. the French pcoch end? zn no time, and from no power, aﬂdsﬀ' it can lc-ss t'hsim ever endure under? msisictzjctazys reign. .}!gncd. - , 'C; M. TALLEYRMD "Mazcn-cc, Oct'. 6, 1806 NOTE.. " The undersigncd ministers! Prussizm majes: . by the: sum: css'js } who broughc the letter to his imch' !jestssv, which he has hctd the: honor hsiﬂ ' mit lo-day to his exceilcncy (he I,"" 2? Benevento. has k'CCc'sVcd orders l0' the fuil-zzwiug communicafions. Thct ,je'ct is to have the rclmions 0s 'si' ! courts no longer in susþensc- "' jthem is so immincmly imcresce si : maining novlongcr in doubt upqﬂtsisi timsicms of the mhcr,*rhax the kmact 5 himself that his majesty the emPctfctsiss 1 applaod his frankncss, His Psu'fi'siﬀ' ssjescy has expressed in the letter mfct' ; above. his entire thoughts and fhf ?view of th: subjects of complfiﬄsi from :; faiihful and honest ally, m" him become a neighbor alarmsw j-existcnce. And necessarily arous si, 'si defence of, his demea- imfiﬄsi' .css sisssii meed of 1; wzssli sirch! m hzs 01?) si", emperor— and kzz'z—g, what Prussw 38 long time :n Fsizct-mce. YVL" 00' {membranc-si of the) past be for! 'epledgc of me sunne? And. wb' * Would F.).ctsi: blind enough to !):the . king confzi have 'ozzcn for nmeyfass ! 1 3 : : 3. l ", Franccsiso consis'sienr, am,! 93;ka0 ' * tial;- in order to piacc himsz!f "0 with her in a diﬀerent relatloﬂ'ctct m'oresilhanimce might perhaps ba * ; her," and who knows now ODIZ' , : ngrcss of her pOsiWF-YF.. 