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ALLEDGED i:ONSPIAACT. lowing are the Papers referred to in the `lflilltll.lll de ST. Jsau AIIOOLY (A.) Elfinbourg. May 19.1803. 111111, 011111 01 TOO COPILISPONDENCE O► UP 10 ME TAYLOR, /419.1 . 3 PR OP 114110 OP GittAt IIITAIN TO RI 11100- ,ICTOIIOI 01151. Lading Chiefs of the Cifrhenanc Conredcraey, which has he Litwin not only by Colonel Duval at Wfmnir. . Chevalier V iricourt and Mr. W,ckh.im me, Sir. to althea you, in order to make known to Confederacy, the dation and ftrangth of which mutt r the eorrefpondenee which it maintained through me lickbant, Muffler with the armica of the Belligerent Germany, tbrovgh the medium of M. the Baron of Itedeohaufen, at theend of the year Soo, and the bellilloldffed riot, RUI cliffs; and the Chiefs, as well as all the in- Alviduaboompolingkt, Rill Ogb ,or their deliverance from the yoke - than ; and that they have not a more ardent with the fetters that calibre them, and prevent them Boni the dominion of their ardent mailers. betwoen his idajefty the King, your Sovereign, and Government, rekindled by the arrogance and perfidy , has revived their Mopes that , by the aid of y our Go. they may be eentiled to tame the French pride, and to the happinefs of :tear fie millions of individuals, tbe aril, of whom are 'aim ted with the fame dare. treat you, therefore, Sir, to inform your Government as Fable, of this overture, and to unite your efforts to oh mage nepty on their pun to the queflion, whether the rif ddneen departments at haft, will MOB their plans, If ‘6eigs to aid the Confederacy with their I'W:tidies, and he good faith of du* who, but teethe unfortunate peace n, wookt have thew° thenifelves worthy of their protec- Me advance of to,OOOL which will be °wavy to the .y fee ha re-organization, and for arming the Confetti:- armament which has hitherto been negketed fine the If the peace of Luneville and Midas neeefrary to paint the advantages which will reruk operedens of your Govaroracrat front this divifion of the kern ; k will be fuickeit for me to tell you, that between • dipmements °film left Bank, and a part of thole border lambent w e an the Low Countries, formerly 'Mirka, tie we as reckon upon • great panel( the Inkbl. Uslesd Praetor-a of Holland. and that conlegoently will fell *lmo the molt delicate part of the enemy's sod and +terve to sou the Rates of Hanover. or to ionbe masted, k the coney dare in fad to occupy .wrmiknowledy the 'tripe deka kites by amiss you madams* to be left at the pi* aim at Hat. mow Ikaneklare, where an agent of the kWh* Ciakfh m Ira his ionftsty to snake eittpolitkon ritargatikc tbs; estlideseey, wa ems for it the tithe( Jane Wit. " 1 egi db." She yea Pregieefly.sil tha dormotsts which, -ot Wades thrfatent, not be swerffarty to ywa. If, however, shag aline mods of correrpondeses then the poll, be ss IMO Id see Is Tsar oilier. allimasse al the moon ease. .with which 1 A Ashes= to 'be. Mood) 94.—.-.•• (a) Press 11r. Talmo' to Mr. D. J. Lear appearsdha oak Papa of yefterday.) (C.) J.D.lth.-a TO Ma. Tal`Lo a. Flinlioarg, July is, tilot. was nee tilt the 9th inftant that Used the pieafcre of re • iii kg doe Tatar yes did me the biome to write to me cm the 'Ng hart far the Agent in Chief, to whom it was whlreffed who received it the sth ci this mouth, when it arrived at * of Harterrheint• plc immediate communkation to the leading Chiefs; will alto he to th 6 General Council of the Conk _ ka g, which wan be Friday neat, olinntediatelly after that meeting I Mall have the honour to *nit the documents maitinsed In my lift letter; in the mean I remark to you, that every tting 1. to the great& &Mirky to make the ow:Cary dirpofitions. The Agent to Chief ■ the letter you did me the honour to write to me was id eally received it the ch. the day on winch it arrived at of Hatterkcia, and to caofequence I had not the pleaftre to k till the 9th. 1 knmediately made it known to the Chiefs is ibek Skim; yetterday, and I ball prepare it the ComotibOoseral at their meeting on Friday nat. To letters In future from esperiencing the fame delay, the boor telotoad to proper( to • Council-Galena. that one nasal rep* to a place nea , a the frontier, from whence with left dificaky Rodman promptitude receive your Ist d nook* you theirs. usultipard baboon to which the revived hope of break _ fetters fey given rife, and principally thole which the Cinscii•Generai erasion me, prevent me, Sir, from fending Midi this letter the docuowati I (poke of in my i,ft ; but 1 (ball Imennitately occupy myfelf upon them after the meeting of the Coosa% mad will tranfmit them to you about the ayth or ayth itfclf the man time, I weft obferve to you, that H taunt our undertaking. The man, of whom his pied. • accolomoil to fay, Our he holds in his bard the fate of untverfe, la going to pay us a Milt. If your Government In a cooditkin to flatten our prepar ations, which after have made, will not require much time, we tall, per by a fingie blow, put an end to all the of which infernal genius has hitherto been the author. I leave it to to relied open this, and wait your anfwer upon it. Provilionally, and till the Comm-11-General has come to a re lent open the fobjea, I beg you to addrds your letter " To 11.1.DOCIIIIITT, at M. RtlattiOta's, brewer, at Vs'ortns;" reach one without fall by that means. I thank you fin* the usiestioo of the folutino mentioned in your left. Lilt as it 4 (cream that you will laurel( be in the habit of making 'it, I have the honour to lequelt you to communicate to us wheat which you fpeak of, to life in cafe of need. hope you will have received the reply to my lath propofal, et at keit it. will (eon arrive; and I 'tercet you In that cafe make it knows to us ae foot as pofEbte, far all of u. are an:- . for it, and expect their fafety from it. " Accept the affurance, " IHLER." D) .kiik and molt powerful ( h.rge the Third. Ring of theUol ted Kingdoms( Great ' , whin! , and Irelands Assdaceefortemajuvat. Head-maarters of the Cifthenane Cutifesteracy, A or. I. Igo,. loatiCiL 01111ILAL AVE , Ciiitt s or Tilt cts ........ c 0,4. IIaACT TO TMt MOST 11100 AMP Noll rowearut (.I...KGr I TallaD. LING Of Tait Uhl 110 ILINI...sOta OW L.IIAT att. IN AND I " mac, Deign to permit the Cifthenare pen; le, repreffed by an arm. rt and cruel Conqueror, Weir donen by the unherfe, to throw tbewitlves at the feet of your NI air fly and to tmplorr you,through 2 torte to their alhit•tice, and aid them in throwing of the Jokel yoke that opprcffes them. Upwards of a7d,coo Let. it'.uel• have (worn to break, when t a favourable opportunity fh , ll .41 r, the fetters that chain en. or to burr tben,felves. w;th soder tbe wreck and ruin of their fortune...l,ton , shey will Low the knee to the dctefted idol wl.ich it is wifbed to force them to Worlhip. Tranquil hitherto tinder the Government of our lawful era, k errlsiylng the fivers of peace, si.roidiase. at d all the ,ffoutlhing, the public moirthuiii.ns moderate, the cuter. of fee fpeedy and open, the exi %Pc rs`lairn fr,e,and hcr Ml ten revered, the toad to dignity and -lice open to tslents a was our Causation hefore s ottl deftly tore us from the Do of Germany, which had ilorfed us ter fo many ci nturi,s, to I us to the triumpral ear of a cru I and haupary rocmy, hatc h. us from his lanaulte. and the. perverl .rici• of Hs mora l,. name front the Moats witipathy that saills between him a.":.1 now by lite t ff, Ai of a war withnitt caamplr ; man n; dd'auscd :t • lut.alamt , ; t• „ma M. ufac• a ‘ c, t nit cc• s tL. captal:to. of In 2.01 , 1 • y .rd t•l•r e y ; the tic can • hr I: cr it • lIPIEM- 9 E O THE A The fnllowi • Report of Iv MI II ClinteithANc 1 6114t 6 1T 1166 Tilt ILI • &a, • TIC irsdbas • tha *moor to ty‘t dEn by the C ivs direthed m. von that that ew be brews M the • with Mr. Wick! Poems% Gene of it bobbillob a I& dieirlualsoompo Hat oppreiles tE than to break remain to 'hi • a . The war b the French Go . of the latter, be vesowitt. tkel raadablidt the sr* 1116 1 0T4 / I introit kw as pall* tale srer. thirty • wronthe I of Lenewille, • *DJ MACH Othbatiethey umoss t ed ' egudisu of • kismet' se die assises . = des heir hiS Would' an lir id d some dos U tissue& wi mgdtarv, eras them t them • Tau di agar ealidmigg" ' did is Ira olegg Wind kis lob ib mud was 6 Auger • kimuhrhin OM /A • • Simi It was Mkbil tbi trig leers ady. wile I 3k pet d' . • 1 pse sad k will skroty at indadt tb ♦ time I rem WO Otto • iodised t Isidel, the pat M Low CI elk to the . =LI or the II bg easy wi ism sad I • Tbs bei oar to Cosecii4 'With We Cora. haliget. • le d Sums eel saes lin 1 the edge plant la theft we bag% bY Het info you ton • Pro kludge ON it lit twouteta is to be I doer it alto the lb. es that is wok 'keg tor . Wed bi He Tat Co IDI Tat TAD DI I. pet al thew& 55,101 ann * 6 tr V • • CM Hem. seder de hr work M pine, silt =Wen fees i (.me • bind • fel 11 • 31 • frac , bli 1 • :•. Sorb, Sire, is the parallel, drawn from nature. of oar formpr rflole,r.y. and the fo much boated happincf, of French Übeaty. It will pith* to the ew.tld the &Crewe rdoletlon of hafting the aiwkird at loft:A:Lim twine a Government illegal In atfelf, • perfidious in its prontifes. and oppretkvc in its auks*. • We bad Waved to declare ourfelvea during the loft war, at the ,hesinning of the year tflot, but fcarcely had we completed our organisation, and firidhed the neceffary preparations, when, at the very moment in which we had fired the day fee a general inforreetine of all the territory between the • Sca. the Rhino, and the old frontier of France, the eorteluflon of the Pewee of L u neville and of Amiens deftroyed our propels, and Arndt our hopes .. The war, rekindled b y the perfidy of the French Govern • meat, affords us th.,moft favourable opportunity for raiding our t defies, betide the attention of the State is ezeitifively directed ' to that object , and benzoic the divi s o n of its forces renders it lets I , powerful and formidable; bat the preparations of the year illoo iand [Sot have mil:aft:4l our means, and we are at prattle totally unable to execute our projeds, if your Mairity do not deign to come to cur afkitance. 1 • And it is for this reafon that we throw onrushes the name of the Cifrbenane People, at your, Majeßfe feet, Wresting your \itlajt fly to have pity upon the miferies of an lepred l td people, groaning a nder the yoke of their oppreffors, and grant us tome moderate fuhfidy, by which we may, in a aloft time, re eftablifit our means, complete our preparations, and enter the Ms ;gala our mortal enemy, who is alfo your Maicity's. " The Watts of tight million, of men, whom yrr vari blefty will have reltored to happine fa. and who, by their at- tachment to your Majefty's {salon and the intereft of your crown, will Endeavour to prove the gratitude that anima= them, will he • the tweet reward of the dUtinguithed benefit your lkialefty will render to the Cifrhenana people, and Win provediat your Aliajeffy has not Writhed your favours upon the unworthy. • Sire, your Majeftyk mait humble. molt orthed)ant, and mot fahhfulfervants, the Prefident and Secretary of the Conned Go. ncrai, (Signed) "LACK, (ere); • I. B. GILSON, P. MARTIN. WO; • GILLET, (Ire.); • And the leading hiefs BLANDRY, NEUVILLI, and GAUDEN..— C The Chief of the Correipontleee, • • itiLER.- (L) Augaft 6. 1203. • L.C. 0. and L. C. S. My Lords and Gentlemen, compang the Council of State, his Majefty the Kr N o of the United &maw of °mai ;Mean tad Ireland. Attu gating that they had made known the eigtence of the Confederacy to M. IFAlbini, at the aid of the year E t on, that they had at Sift need .'general awe tor the night of da of Fe- in bruary, riot. but that not having received a reply to a letter, which they bad foliared pecuniary aid, they were forced to put off the riling to the ;th Mardis that before that dote div Were , Informed of the carelants of the Treaty of Laneville on thet stels February ; *at M. D'Alblei then declined ail concern In n at tain ; that eke French Gownsman began to Mpg° the enflame, of the Confederacy--and that teeing throat:Ws absodceed by the woad, they were forced to remain quiet till a (avowable op portunity Wald arge ; which opportunity wee sow effenkd them by the war between France and - England; they proceed-- . We think we ere jultified In fuppoftng this to be the favourable mo ment, Lsy the following marina : sit. The fourtregcs of the country, though wen (applied with angler?, ammunkleo, and arms, arc dawn ended? witspplied with troops ; to that, if we except the foment:son the coati, there will not be found tOOO men In an the gleams of the etuninerof countries, which will nyder thcir expenion,•and our occupying the Strong places, more eat?, and Ida dangerous, without Wind ing in our ttatement that the fupplies in tbefe places will tuna us at the beginning with every thing we want of artillery, arms, and ammunition. ad. The Lind forces of Trance are vow difperfed fromthe es trernhy of Italy to the North of Germany, and confesuently can not be united loon enough to oppofe to cat at &ft a fulbeient form to Rife the infurreelion in Its cradle. 3d. The people of theft countries are if much as polfible irri tated ;pion the French, fo that we have reclon to flatter oor• fares that not only the majority, but the generality of the Cifrhe none people will be on our tide, ansi fo muds ea mote, Demure thole even who were fannerly partitme of the Revolution, Wing their hopes fruitrated, acknowledge their error and the perfidy of the Preach prod its, and Da for their former condition. 4th. The force of the Confederacy Le fo much more confelem ble then it was in dot, fur then we reckoned only faopco, whereas now we are urwards of s 7 a,oco ; and me may be metals) that by the other mal-contents who will join us, the number will exceed 300h000 berme ten days elapfe after the turumision; helloes, oar country abounds in grain and pfoViiStlftS of all Nadi: fo that we have not need to purehafe them elkwhere, at hilt at firit. sth. There eillt in the interior of France, and chicly in the neighbouring Departments, weber Confoticraey.caUed clic LZeitts, which only waits for a favourable moment to rife alfo in order to overthrow the prefent Goverunicnt,and to re-efialiliet the leech lie and Conflitntlem of 1793. or of the Year 3; this Coated:my, which emends its ramifications throughout France, is infiultdy more numerous than ours; but difperfed, and are unable to wake, unkfs an external !hock afford them an «carton; they rdy much on r a rtisan‘ among the troops, fo that we have room to believe that the enemy, occupied by internal troubles, which. as has been agreed with the Chiefs of the Mao. at Maultiat Fontain, near RoEloy, in Champagne, on the 14th of February Idol, will im mediately declare thelnfelves atter the informal= of the con quertd countries, they will not be able to %pole to us any very confiderahle force. 6th. Holland, opprered like us by her plaids Conqueror, re duced from the rank of a Sovereign 'State to that al a 'fribu tary Province, ruined in her commerce, fight equally for her de liverance, and we are fore that the moment we rife, all that coun try will unite with us to throw oir the French yokeond reftore its ancient profprrity. " Tittle motives, the importance of which It is eafy to fee, make as hope that the prefent war between big Malefty the King of Great iiritain, and the French Government. will iorniih us with au oreallion fo long dared, to break the fetters that bate enlisted es for eight or nine years, sod to pot an end to the oolsmitien which French Liberty has beard upon us ; and it war in this hope that we made. on the myth May. the Mt opening of ~ o ur p.yc `cis to Mr. Toyisw, hie kisiefly. kiinliler tote Prince of Heife,who has Wormed us tb it he would actriaint his Government with k, 6aud fend us their reply.—ln the cepa-Ration of that reply, we have rt-commenced our operation., and have re-organifed the Confede racy, in order tint. Mould the reply be favoirable, as we /fatter ourfelvcs It will, we may, ..ts tat further delay, adopt fuck anivity, as that the lin urnafilon mall take place Wore the winter. •• The two documents we have theism:tar to ifelteZ to the pre. fent, contain, fall, the detailed account of our fo:ze; and fccood. the (ketch of the prolettid military oegasslaation. lit referring to the Memorial which our Charge d'Affaires then traofmitted to M. D'Alhini, dated the 59th December, 1100, and which. arrniqillil to the affurance of the :atter, was fent to Mr. Wickham, Miniller Plenipotentiary with the cookie,: annlea,thcfet wo documents will l foilla to make known to you the pet cot flats of tiff Confederacy. I: rcmaint far us only to give you a Ocetcb of the manner in which we en t2gl3 to have the inturrcetion take place, and of the military open:nuns that veto follow it. -'I be tiling will tike ri,^c in ail the ecutitry in the fame night, which .reams. 10 be ct••-rniined upon t we lhall ti.gin by furprind leg, In that niz'it,lr titifer-itt disynote trite terse of which will he proportioned to that or the parboil.), all the flrosig places ; bah as Lashiam Bache, Manz, I yotembouee:, Mull nett, he. at the fame time the orb r federal.. remai 1111 l r ,n th, it taro, or ail. lage., will arreit, without titlltm.ti.m. all the EunCti.444arics and caller xiiittcuta of the 1 tench. at, well as ail the individuals who are Fret., it by Link, who Oil then Sr Ana op in tredve places, to kat as lionagny The neat day we O.+:1 robin% a proclamation to the inhabit at.. in which we lb di acqu ant than with the reifl • (nee and phial ..1 the crud:delay, funtrooning them to join the confiehr.des. under pain of helm, treated a. ermties. At 'Laraine time we 01.11 proclaim the „holition of ail the in,Uten introits. • f et ch as the duty of et-ratty. the Clamp duty. curium th.:y, patents, I , n; ht tif gUl.tge, and all the. r...1..0thl r. cos. mad &all only pre(' Fre the 1 dirt El tontrlbut loos, whicii 11,11 tie employed In paying the tronps, and in the 'repay:es of th, tro.r, as well as took of the mum"! Aclntinia rat tun. Iminediaie) otter the operation, the federates flail r rain to the pia. re ruined nut to them bee the organise:inn of the Utfterent corr., from vln ice they thnithl let off witbn-t • delay, t•• the pl.ce. fir•d her the sit . :uinny Os- different atrMie• by . the penj•leti rlaii,ali 'hi! , r•rweme • th,i• hr effe tied, and the • 21,4. formed in the Irate .: A fort. trht at the Lat 74, rrekr•tallw • tvon, the day of the 11110,-.10.11. ILI 1.6.6. II ill, tiny arype.ach , • ii. 5..., 1 Cr.. a 1r. , . V null n. ki• a hod' dieode the torte of die A I.t. tisk ce.• lae ,•• .1 t..cx..e• nlr nal air a pn• L.r 2A. ; w,ll /..•r4 :LC ifercend from that fide; the fccond el 30, to 35 .co +Ail rani, the matey. 00 the two Mei of the Mofeile; the third, of 6000 n, willbegin the facilitate of the frontiers of France ' from Namur to Dunkirk ; and the foorth , n f s o,ooo, will march agate Gnu val Monier, re-occupy Holland, and 'endeavour to beat and ruin that army. As is Is agreed upon that the malcontents of the inte rior tail be alto in motionos loon as the inforredia to t of the COR• %tiered countries null be decla red, the many will not bc able approach us, and will leave as time to. inure oar troops by the deftrudion of the Army of Hanover, and to reefed mar ottani nation. lf one of his Mak ft y's fens would then appear with a faiheicnt body of troops to w = all the flivog piano on the coaft, we will place them in their ham* in order that we may employ the prams again* the *my. It is Clay to fee haw great muff he the bandit refold% from the operatioos, which, by the ininiredion et the makontcots of the interior, cannot be prevented in any manner, and that not only mull the enemy lots their anny la Hanover, whofe retreat I will be cut off ; but that alto they cannot let foot ea our country becaufe the info:realm in the interior, to which we ftill }Din, Is proportionate In troops. and will make work enough for them to make them forget our affair, and will leave us dine enough to eon- Mame them. With refpca to the fame orgenkatim of tide countries, we think it will be belt tomato them a *pirate Rate, the ind we pendence of which mat be pummel by tram powers. ind fern as a harrier to Gennetsp—not essartaiMn the abferdity of democratic ideas, we will kr hilmereby. and we lbw' entreat Ms Majefty to grant us for our Sovereign Ids Royal Highnefs the Prince of York, whole scat qualities have. during refulence in part of this,won all our hearts. " Such, my Lords and Gentlemen, an the teepees of the Federates compeßep _the Cifrbenane Conkdermy, the approval or comMtion of which we have the honour to Moth to your _ After theft the the anneal thyme of the *ate will be minims ma a him d Marla% end that tie ref of w wogs will be but is ; they rid. that the prepantiath ef *erste lion and tint bath fs dndned their fenda,thet they eannet untheake may din without proniond allitethe Thy, therefore. regal an advance of sopa& IWO* width they aim .1111 their milk. end enthie diem to guests their phis far the pride eftbe French Otnithenthe, and delivethes the ownitries. We weer net late the bad If the advionim that will refek from or operstlesta, ta *eke( the arms of lab Maiek.y. We 4o nut freak d the Islam that we be node Is the enemy's twee Cl the deliverance ef Hesever Oen the belpadrthat ire robin it. We reeled yea ealy etas IS glary than win acme te the Brit& Geveresseet, if that Gertramest • oleos tains that trailay ladistdasi. whit beaks d ladies la his hands the fate. and cidlandog laws to al Barer ; and of the *Am you will have dived from we itypeelfed yolk, by breaking the fetters Oitier - erhiela they grew - " We hope *ail& &Welly wet &log to weeds to Ger prays by as es the rehiltly wedlre; and we hoplere yeti to truf &co as pa b. year refeholes epee this fatted, epee whi hwhich depted tor cm Ott =Very or Mophrefe of the Ciftbe mane people.or Mr. Taylor, at Heirs Calfel, lOW will keg is to ma " Receive, my Lae& and Goodson. the ailliNge d rbil az tram devotion that minim as Isr the wife at a&Jiovendosi.end the &pram elterot with which we have the hewer Sabel 144 y Lade sod Oinking'', yews, Ste. he. The Preildent and Secretaries d C O. sad " the Chief of L. C." L. C. S. D. L. C. TO MR. varion, MINISTER PEENITOTINTWITTROSI ins ERI. TANNIC MAMMY TOR WINO Of Tel ENITSD NINODOIS OF GREAT BRITAIN ONO IRELAND. TO NIS 11101111115 1111 Of still. RATIO •0001 IT i, dog. Itta.—The Sinn Ihkr has infornsed you by h is letters of the soth of May in the prefeset year, of the &silence of the Confederation, and has prayed yon to give Info:math= upon that fabba to your Goveriemeat, In order to know If the deliverance a the thirteen conquered depanntents can in any manner enter Into its plans, and if it ribald us with false provifory futaldiess far the ponnsfe of reusing the proiefb which we meditate. You did him the honour to anfwer him, by your letter of the t rhet June, that you bed made that ammioniestion. bat could Dot obtain an anfwer before the and of fut webs, and in confequestee towards the end of February or beginoleg of this month. By his fuhfeqnent letter of the tub of July, he beldot Infotensl ed you, that he would preemie your letter to the Council General, in order to obtain its deelftoa as to the mode of correfrodenee : his laft letter of the zed) July Warmed yogi of the roftladen eddr = by the CowellGeneral in that tepid, namely, that of his Mikity and the Council of State. in order to declare to them its pre:teas, and to pray them to grant as their aid. informed you, at the fame time, that the Coandl General, for the pupate of preemie; more =aft infonnotion, bad ordered a Dew account to be taken of the Federes, in order to know with truth the force of the confederation, and pecatlfed you all the documents which contained the information pronged by him to mi at the begin ning of the prefent month We have in confequasee the bower, Sir, to added, to you, (*deed. two letters, one of which is &lined fur his Mai, fly, sad the frond, which includes all that is nee:diary for the pupate of afeettainlng our tufting &oath" addreared to the Council of State; and we pray you to forward them, by a fore method, to their dell:button. Not wilting to have any knees with you. in whom we idea an unbounded confidanes you receive the letters Waled. in or. der that you may read them ; but we with you to fad them before you fend them. Thedetails which are included in the faced of theft letters,and the two ttatements fobblned, will inform you as to the force and maw, organizatioa of the confederation' as to Its Interior orga nization, k will be found detailed in the Memorial of the irk of December, /goo, on which we rely io this aped!, and which, as wwars allured, molt have been known to your Gosernment. As to our future meretpundenee. we May you, for greater ft curity, to addrefs the letters which contain any thing important to Mr. liter, to be left at the pa& alba. Mantwint," and to direct under the akin's of Cleilifektuitt. at M. Itediegtes, bra zier, at Warms t" advice that there Is fink a letter, Is order that we may fend a conlideotial man to fetch It. By this means, we think, we an obviate all diftovay, which might otherwife chance to happen. Win you be fo good u to acknowledge tke receipt 4' thla Let ter, and to inform us what your Government has decided with refpedt to our former Letter, in cafe ks sclera Dian have reached You. At to the reit me pray you to be pceuaded that we are, with the molt ?erred cfteetn. I.lunicb,Aog. I!. TO MR. TA LOIK gir—The Superior Chiefs have charged toe to tranfmit to pod the annexed letter which Is addreffed to you with the other., un reeled, which they remelt you to forward as bon es rabble , — Referring to my knees of the aeth of the left month, the details which it contalns win (apply the place of the information I presid ed you. I take this opportunity to trenfmit to you two letters for the King of France,and the other for Monfieur, his brake?, Warded Houk. It appears to me that you ;will be able to trassfeedt them with more lefety, as the (pies of Ooverprnent heriege all the poll off :es in oar country. and In all the provinces horderlog upon tiermany. Hare the gnodriefe to acknowledge the receipt of there lettere, ac cording to the addrefles pointed cot to you by the Ctlcrw I have the honour, be. Aupft .19: Eta—Fore eight days the pocket which you will receive with this has been carried' from a place on our frontiers, without any or oar agents having been able totnd an opportunity of conveying It to the other bank, without miming the nit of tts bring felted el thee by the Officers of the Cullom*, or the fuldlers, who have re rdved the molt poutive orders to reaming sninotely every body who pains. In the circular letter from the Mminrr to the Gees d'Arnie., be esprefsly rays, that Government has dikovereil cer tain canncttlous which the makes:tents In the Interior have with foreigners, and that therefore that Itrianefe h reedfary. There was, th,refore, no other way to convey them to you, but to write upon them, Paper, rdativr t• • Lew Sad, to order to avaii We lufpician which might at* franc their bulk. This letter bookd arrive on the alit at Worn., whsle it will be put into the poll. and on the sad, at night, is wall reach Frankfort, fu that you will receive it by the tlth. Have the goodods to write to one under the addrefs whirls I gave yon in me letter d the tzth. to inform men! the receipt of , ter. I. the mean !ins. it is ortellary to give yt. an evitltett for Frahlifort. sander wtikh our betters ewy pals, and wtskh will not be futded to the fulpicions which attach to the pecimet ouc. 1 hart. lie. t. 't-• berg, ItC). Sot bays recrivni tri the Left pet from trotem•, rni r two ktterk w the sub and t9tik et Augult. veleb •i.r packet ; that of the uth of jay, of which you (peak, his not vet reached ; it is with pluton that I inform you. Net your parka came by a female way, and promptly to Its deMation. Not knowlag any peon at Frankfort In whom f can entirely confide. I pray you to addrefs NN your letters under an envelope to wain cafe I receive a &Towable anionr from my Government, we Own doebtlefs Sod as means of eliajdithina our corrdpondence without being &Meat to fo much rifit id 6 I have the honour to be, tic. Warfel in the knot, arrival at Worm, Alonday, Latesth of September. PARIS, NOVEMBER at. ' His Wines the Pore will arrive here a day I , ontr than - the accounts which have hien publified of the Rages of his journey led as to cupric. The Bilhop of 0 fet out on the acith for Montargis for the purpofe of receiving the Port, at the head of his Clergy. The Legate Pets out on the aid for Fontainbleau, where he will wait the artival of his Sovereign. Miasmata ss.—The deputation, confilling of his EsceUeney Cardinal CANSACIIatt, M. Aseovitir, Senator, and M. SatwavOats, Prefect of the Palace, Arrived on the tub infant at Turin, at ten o'clock in the evening. His Holinefs arrived in the fame city at midnight. Cardinal Felice, who was delayed on the road by indifpofition joined his Hoboes at Turin. The whole party a fterwards pnrfued their journey in she following order—The Senator Asia vitt' and M. Satstaioass fet out on the syth at two o'clock is the mornings Cardinal Cassaaceces took a feat in Cardinal Peace's carriage, sad they both accompanied the Pore, who fen of on the igth at fix o'clock in the morning. Private letters from Cadiz Rate, that p loon as the Governor of that city had heard of the attack made by the Logi& on the Spaniflt frigates, he laid an embargo on all the Englifis weals in that port, among which was a frigate. The fame letters glen tion that orderi to the fame ((fed had been immedi. ately tranfmitted to all the ports of Spain. NMITZ, Nov. 15.51:11111C merchants of this town have received letters from an inhabitant of Guadi loupe, who left this place about eight months ago in a neutral fbip. which give the molt fatisfadory de tails as to the Rate of that colony. They grow a great quantity of fugar, almoit as much as ist the time of peace. A number of perfons baviog areqibled at &t. Tho mas►s, a Danifh Wand near Guadeloupe, apparently with the intention of difturbing the tranquillity of the latter gland, two French privateers fucceeded in car rying off thole perfons, and bringing them to Guadeloupe. where they bare been placed at the difpofal of the Colonial Gotenosseet. fIAMBLIRGN MAIL. HAll3tltOli, Nov. s3.—Letters from Pati p e e lt t that Bo is Braining every ne rv e to the Ring of Pruffut to enter into an effenfive and de. fen eve alliance with him. This attempt, however, there is every rearms to believe will prove abortive. His Pruffian Majesty has, Within there few days, fared the Idagittrates of Lubeck otitis proteeion in refitting any demand recently made in that city for a loan of 300,000 dollars. Baceaame.Ocr. 114....P515W11111 00L00 is rendered Ina mover defperate ; the pone having dlicovered all his defigos, carrying off one of his ferret emiffariel, of the name of Rouffia, who had been fent by him with important difpatebea to jaff.s. Rouffia was be. headed at Orfowa, and his head fent to Conlb.iti nople. Beaus, Nov. so.—The day before yefterday the French Envoy here received a courier from Paris.— He immediately repaired to the Stare and Cabinet Miniller, Baron Haaussasac. and delivered to bin a letter front his Emperor to his Pruffian Majeity— We haye fence learned that the Chevalier Au stioLo has been fet at liberty in eonfequence of the prow r tint] of our Sovereign ; as is alfs mentioned in oil; journals from the Magiteur. LONDON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Cackle, away', 5 81...att0, for Jan. ace. s9l-oaanium 9 Letters were yeherday received from Cadiz, by way of Holland, dated the 26th of Oaober, which is a week later than thofe received by the tall Li'bon mail. By thefe we are happy to learn that the fever had fo far fubfided in that City, that on the sith of (Maher, the number of deaths had decreafed.to 3!, which included thole who died in the hofpitals. The rains and cold fcafon had juft fet in, and the molt fanguine hopes were entertained, that a few days of Lich weather would reftore perfel health. The or ders ',trued by Government, prohibiting the admann of veiTels, eicept thofe laden with grain, had been revoked, and veffels of every defcription were ad mitted as until. The merchants in Cadiz had bat juft learned, at the date of the above letters, the differences that fub filled between the two countries ; but they exprefs their hopes that the bufinefs will be amicably fettled. They further add, that they were certain the Court of Madrid would fully concede to every thing re quired by our Government, fooner than enter into a war, afilifted as Spain is with peftilence and famine. At this time, however, it mull be recollefled, that they were ignorant of the capture of the Spanifit fri gates,which appears the more extraordinary, when it is confidered that this affair had taken place threeweeks before, and within two days fail of the port of Cadiz. By thefe letters we are alfo happy to learn, twat the fqvcr at Malaga had completely intnided ; and that the inhabitants who had fled from that city were daily returning to their homes, and rerouting their occupations. Letters from Leghorn, dated November the 34 mention, that the fever had raged there with great vi‘..salCC, and at one time carried off to the number of 3o perfons daily r the aloft rtfpeaable of the in habitants had retired into the country. At the date of 'the at 20 daill weather • The day lad of Wed readere The c ti f thesbe th Bs ii a : 1 , teprefe that hi, h bis Pri =err': tioger from adheT 11.0111