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r im AMERICA. HALIFAX. JULY 28.—The Legiflatore of Nova Scotia have adjourned without voting the Supplies. tribally palled at the dole rlevery Sefton. The Le gifisture adjourned on the 27th ; the followiss is the iptcch of the Governor : Gentlemen of the Council, aml of the Altembly, " I Ma very forryskat tdifference of opinion in the two branches oftbe Ltgillature, mould have prevented the paling of the Appro priation Bill ufually enacted at the end of the Semen; but tuult this will not be found acircurnftance from which any great incon venience will refult. Such of the votes fur granting money for the knees agreed on. as have been cent up by the Houle, and concur red in by the .20uncil. will be paid, as was ufually done previous t the pradtice in this Province of pairing Rich Bills ; and out of the moue granted for the fupport of the Government, and oot Other wife appropriated, I dist' feel myfelf juftified ici paying the Lassies ufually granted to the Officers of Government, and in clif ehorging the current contingenciea of the public (ovine; unmet which I lien willingly include the pay of the Members, at the rate of tot *siftings per day ; abd fuch of them as mail apply to the 'Pre eery will be accordingly paid on the ofbal certificates. I have only to ream/mild to you the cultivation of peace and harmony In your refpeetivc fituations in the Province, as the (affil and belt menu of (coning and increifing the happincfs of the peol.k." DISPUTE BETWEEN SPt/IV An'D THE UNITED STATES. The following official Remonftrance will ferve to erplain more fully, than the letter inferted in our Paper of Tuefday, the nature of the difpute between the Spanith Govenment and the United States : 1 4 In the Momileurs, Nos. 396 and 397, publifised In New Orleans, the reth and 13th of left month, I otsferve, tranflated into Fetnch. the Aft which Saes the impofitiun and mcde of receiving the duties on goods that may be Imported into the ports of the United States and having teen, with much furprite, that Mobil: is, comprehended in the number, as well as other territories, which form pan of the Well Flo rida, which his Majefty had been pleated to contra to me, I thould be wanting in my duty, were I to remain a quiet fpeaator of fuch a manifeft violation of the indubitable rights of fovereignty which his Ma jellf poffeffes over the Paid province. Such a viola. fiat cannot be attributed to error, for error always perateds from inures which, in this inftance, do not *sift, for the rearms I ass about to expote. The United Stat•A pretend, that the limits of their purchafe reach ••t the Eaftward, as far as the River Perdido, founding their pretention on its having been formerly the boundary of the province of Lout flanaron that fide ; but as France ceded to Great • Britain, by the treaty of 1763, all the country, from the mouth of the River Iberville to the River Per dido, which country was conquered by his Majefty's NUBS during the war of 1779, it is evident that the United States have much lets right to claim the ter ritory in question, than his Majefty had, when he received Loutfiana from France, to demand the whole of the country from Pittfbourg (formerly Fort Duquerne) to the confluence of the Ohio with the kliffdlipp;, ceded, in the Paid treaty, by France to Great Britain, who was then milli-els of thole coin. tries, now called the United States. I repeat, Sir, that tho•fe States have lets right to claim tl.is terri tory, becatife your Escellency knows that the right bf conqueft is always preferable to that of cerfian. •t The prefent cafe is penally fimilar, and if the United States believe that their boundary extends to the River Perdido, for the reafons they alledge, they oftabliCh a precedent tor his Majeriy to make Isle of Lis right to the alOtelnelltiened tertitOtieS, a right which he did not avail himfelf of when he took pot fetfion of Louifiana, becaule he did not then conceive it valid, nor would he at this moment, were it not for the ftmilitude it bears to the prefent clauns of the United States. . _ _ ig by the iSMC arguments which the United States make uk of, to obtain what fuits them, r. a. to demand the province rd . Louiliana, as it formerly was, and not as it aow i►, it may he proved to them, that Primes Di LEO'S, who was the fitil European alto landed on the CO'Aft .•f Florida in 1512, took potietlion of it in the name of his blaj,:fit, according to the cuflom of other difcoveties. It is likewile well known, that during the period immediately fubfequent to the dif covery, all the country. from the Bay of Mexico to the Northern extremity of what is now occupied by the United States, was known under the appellation of 1- iorida. It provinces, therefore, are to be claim ed by what thee have one' Leen, Spain will ceitainly 'have to yield Welt Florida ; but on the fame princt• ple the United States will have to give up to Spain, Georgia, South and North Carolina, &c. &c. I now wfk your Excellency, what name the United States would give to a claim of this nature, made by Spain? be it whit you pleafe, it is the fame I mull confer on the retention now formed by the United States. " Your Excellency will recolleAl that, by the trea ty of St. lldehinfo, of the la of Oelober, tBOO, and that of Madrid, I,ff March, 180 1, the Court of Spain receded to the French Govetnment the province of Loiritiara ; and as the verb recede has, in Well, a definite meaning, which your Excellency mull know as well as 1, you mull be equally aware that the re. ceffion of Louifiana to France could not comprife Well Florida, which was conquered by his Majelly many years fubfequent to his having polfelli•in of Lnuifiana, unlefs in confequence of an expels chafe flipulating the fame: thi. (lame dues not c.in, there fore. there can be no foundation for the pretenfions of the United States. " On the above principles, and in conformity with the ditty impored upon me by my nation, I protelf housefly and folcmnly at•aintt the aft of Congrcfs al luded to ab ,ire. and declare to your Exccllett- y, and thriaigh you to the Government of the United S. atcs, that I feel it my duty, and 1 am therefore refr.lved tO refill, by force 'it al ms, if necedary, any aft of autho rity that the United Stater, or any individual in its name, Mall pretun•t to eseicile %cabin the dom.m at , of his Majesty, and all and every .a, Jero'at• ry to his fovereignty, devolving the retponfibility r 1 Ore eonfequences en him, who Mall, by precipitate fares. or unfounded pretcnfions, ditturb or mit inAe the good sondes ilanding now fubfilling lastiaceu •.t.; refsiedive nation.. " Coo ;Net ►ve you many years. iljtiTi TOLCK. " P.."( :•44..510f g. 1604. L•-.llLar . 7, it. Cs.,,si-eoatql, FRASLE. PARIS, OCTOBER 4. It is believed that the Emperor will remain at Mentz till the Itth init. His Majely is continually in his Cabinet. It appears that during his ref:deuce in that city different objeas relati , .e to the political and commercial report> of Prance with the Germanic Body will be treated of —Bulletin P.9fitivie. The lalt letters from Peterfbtrgh contradia the report circulated by the Engin journalifts, i,l an ' alliance being about to be concluded between gala, Sweden, and England. A report is in circulation, of the formation of a I new Eleftoral Aflociation, at which almoli all the EllAors of the Empire will afilit. The objea of it ; is to maintain the Germanic Conflitirtion, and parti cularly the high prerogative of the Etcaors to deal the Emperor of Germany. It is added, that the two I mediating powers would be invited to guarantee the principles eftablifhed by the Alfociation. This news requires confirmatina. The meafures adopted by Rulfia Rreagthen more and more the (minion that the intends taking pnifef fion of the Torkilb provinces in Europe. On all; fides the approaches, and her conduit is like that of befiep,ing army. Theft meaftiresefcape the °bier va lion of nb perfon except the pet lons most interdict". The French Charge d'Affaires in Sweden, CAUL LARD, and Secretary of Legation, FsritiON, arrived on the sth at Harnburgb, 6y way of Coptnhagen. The former goes to Berlin, and the latter rcturns to Paris. OCTOBER. 7. It is Gid that the amount of the prizes made by Ltacois already amount to 50.035,000 litres. The prohibition againft the importation of French works and publications continues in Aufttia with the fame feverity, as when the revolution fublifted with all its fury. It looks as if the Auttrian Government did not know that olsroesow the Firft ha.s finifhcd the revolution, and that never were the principles of civilifed fociet'y and of religion more rifpeCteci any where than in France during the prefent reign. During iv as Emperor's fl ay at Mentz. he i as par ticular in nfireeling the fortification.. Every day he was nearly eight hours on horfeback, viliting all the places in and near the neighbourhood, where, during the famous liege of 1793, any battles were fought, any forties made, or any batteries crated. The principal favourite of Etat DRY is an Englifh woman, whom he carried with hir.. from England, and whom no doubt Ittefirs. ADiiINGTOII and Co. prefented him before his departure. She influences all his adions, and rules his Seraglio ; the determines on his military as well as political conduCt. She is his miarefs, but he is her Have. His Eminence Cardinal Cis t 4 'access, Arclibifhop of Rouen, is arrived in this capital. Notwithftanding that all forts of workmen have been put in requifition, the preparations for t!.e co ronation of the Emperor will not be &tithed fo early as the 9th of November. Some fay, that the Emperor roes by way of Dir. emburgh to Boullgne ; whiff} others affert, that his Majeily will not town to the coati until after his coronation. Inat we knowfr artain is, that toe Emprefs will arrive here to-morrow, and that the Emperor has already left Mentz. Letters from Florence Rate, that the Pors has been fuddenly taken ill, and therefore was obliged to poll pone his journey to France. The letters are of the 15th September, while other letters from Rome. of the t 2th fay, that his Holinefs's departure is fired for the 26th or 2 711111 h. At Litt, after feveral conferences with TA6LEY -11.01 1) at Mentz, the . Rutlian Charge d'Affaires, D'Ouneak, is laid to ha .e left the French tevitory. We hear, at the fame time, that our Legation at the Court of Sr. Petetibuigh has quitted the Ruffian Empire. According to a mdrigt from the Emperor, the Senate is nidered to have an rerraordinary meeting on the loth init. to choufe a n'l l'reafincr, in place of Senator Fastoui.S. decealed. The candidates are Senators SERB, CHAPTAL, and VrRNIRR. It is rep nted that mine 'umpire} of arranging the differences with the Northern Courts has canted the late rite in our flocks. Letters from Dijon (late, that finee 1785, the grapes h a v e n ot been unite pFodiiClive in Burgundy, than in this prefent year. A bottle of wine lens for one IA (a halfpenny), and in many places the quan tity Lf ‘si:-.c which will fill them is given for empty tuns. Letters srom the Banks s f the Maine nate, that fevcral islcnibers of die Diet in the fileamate of \Vitrtembeig have been arreted, by order of the EleClor. It is added, the Diet itlaf has beer. The rtimmirs and orinions of what hat been ne gociated or difcuffed between the Ruifi in Charge d'Affaires d'Ov earl, and our Minister Tat Li. RAND, at Metal, ate as VAtious as contraoliCtory. Nothing, however, is known for cettatin, 'pit that M. d'Ou atom oas left Mentz, with die Ruffian Counts:llor of Legation. We have no longer, fay letters from liomburgh, any hope of getting rid of the blockade of the Elbe. Tiie repeated inlicitations of our Deputy at London have only obtained a reply ro the following effeet :- 0 I'bat as long as the French (hall occupy the German States of his Britannic ,Majelly, the block ade of the Elbe and the Weber Ihall be continued with the great:ft rigour." It is added, that the Bs itifh Government declared to the Hamburg!' De puty thcir allonifhment at his attempting to make Irrlb applicarions,canlidering that too much had been already granted in permitting the liamhurgh (hips to fail along the Danilh coat!. to proceed to Tonnin gen and return from thence. The intervention of the l'orffisn Misdate for the fame objet via% Lot more fuccetsfol, and the It inlian Annbtfrador ranks} to in. ter fere in the }lntim:ls. Scitne drionei sic exp..fled to take place in the Dutch G ; but Lot to .ac publicly tiil the 2 th of Onnhcr. AV. anconia3 G tte 7.71-trilnccs that the recog nition of the !1eit...:12% c.. t of Au.ttia, I.ai. talon Llact nn .ht; 1 , of of ,er:arn IL.ret 1...1MP )t. Lc Bra 1... fil• •/. f p,,ref it, !ut jut fent flllf)litelUting pf .11 Z:1 :h cltrt.e malted v0t"...1 fz6. - n (ttcbte, ...Wen with In ,!;c nicht between ti . : 2, it Ar.d -th !lit. a fire r• • 1, I Lee •I• the h..l,fe iI the l'it:.:.!tute at and ILvcral papers ui tLe zreAtcq weer cwilurucJ. Vacuum, Sart. 16.—e5tir town continues to be the place of detention of the Englifh. We count here between fia and feven hundred, four hundred of whom were detained here AR linflages at the be ginning of the prefent war $ the others are ptifoners of war. Among there lafl. eighty arc officers of the EngMb navy. The number u 1 Britifla prif niers will be much augmented here, as the Minifter of the War Department has ordered every Biitifh fubjett, without exception, and notwithltanding former per millions to retide in other places, to be brought to this town. This (evenly is caufed by the efcape of Si. - JAME, CR AWFORD. A detachment of the B;ft regi ment is already arrived here from Valenciennes.— Another Enghlit gentleman made, with the affillance of fume perfuns here, an attempt to efelpe. He was (topped at Longwy, and is now returned here. His -guides ate arrelled. Among the perfons here, are Air e FAGAN, who has an income of 7 to Roo,cc:D litres in the year ; Lord YARMOUTH ; Mr.Nic HOl4. the fa►her, Member of the Gppolition party in the Houk of Commons ; Colonel LIFE, a friend to the Prince of Watts ; Commodore GERALD BR I NGTOUN. Captain ache Mi nerva-; GRAMAM, a well informed Englifh prier ; GOWER, Captain of the Shannon frigate ; ARRIL CROMBIS, Colonel of the fifth regiment of foot, fon of the General killed in Egypt ; Lord Hamicroa, a defcendant of the man of etters of the famename, the fon of the famous TinnAc, who is a Colonel. Two perfons have obtained their liberty, viz. WAL TER BOYD. the banker in London, who, during the lafl star, advanced money to the French prifoners its England ; and Cumtcss FORBES. an able painter. "very rich, but advanced in years. Several of the Englifh occupy their whole time with Rudy ; others learn to fence, and others again I have formed clubs in the manner of their own coun t try, where they affemble to eat, drink, and to give I wally, dec.—Harts Courant. SWEDEN. Srocksint.rs, Srev. zs.—We are allured that the King will continue at Stralfund until the arrival of a courier from Ruffia, and the regiments ordered there flow' this country. Betides infantry, fevcral regiments of cavalry and infantry are ordered to embark, amounting to above 3,000 men. GERMA? , r. VI E'EN A, SEPT. 26.—The inauguration of our So verci;,.n as An Emperor of Alfiria is again put off from the tft of November to the Bth of Deeembsr. • ..... It is reported that the French Minifter to the Court of Munich, M. OTTO. is appointed the fuc ceffor of CHsDtrLpar to our Court. - - STUTGARD, SEPT. 27.—.ThC Eltitor has publifh ed an etlift, in which he lays : that in the State Committee a fatlion was formed, v.-hich, in an un heard of manner, fquanders xway the money of the country by fending it abroad, bur that his Highnefs is aetively employed in purloin& the fatti•ms perfuns I before the tribunal, at d forcing them to give an ac count of the money of the State." FIthIICKFORT, OCT. z.—The Eleflor Arch Chats. cellor, as well as the Eleaor of BADEN, have been received by the Emperor at Mentz in the moll friendly and conAleendinz manner. The firfi of theft Eleftors has gone by way of Musheint to Ratilbon, and the other has returned to his EleCtorate by Of fenberg. Betides other Princes, the Eletor of HESSE, the Landgrave of HIM' DARMSTADT, and even (be Duke ut Btu 'twice, are laid to be erpeft ed at tvientz _ _ _ It is Cod that among other political arrangements, the Eleetor of BAVARIA will receive a fopplemen• tarn indernnity in compenfirtion for the Bithoptick ut Eichltedt, ceded to the Elehor of SA vrzeusun. S:veral petty princes and counts are to be indemni fied tor demands of 250,000 florins yearly revenue. New territories mutt therefore be difpofed of to fa tisty there and other pretenfions, acknowledged a. good by the Emperor of the French. ' 'rite camp near Prague broke up nn :he tad and the Eniperf,r and Eunuch-, after a sifit to Salta ittirgli, arc espated bad: to Vienna, early in this mouth. Itaristne, SEPT. 26.—The Ruffian Minifter, Count de Crtse OH, has had a conizrence with the imperial Co.nmiffary, Enron Mut e. This Lift is to fet out lo n for Nuremberg, s. het e he is accre dited as ?shutter to the Circle of Franconia. It i‘ fuppoled that the conferences th the two Mirthlers related to the future Flan with regard to Nurem• berg, and lonic exchange of their territory in the Eaftern part of Franconia with wh;ch a e contieecei come arrangements refreflint; the Upper Palatinate At Waldhoien, in this lark country, are art ived from thiretith,levernl Pruffian Comntiffnrie , together with the Bavarian Counfell-r, G‘APPER, from Amberg. They are to tcgalate the frontiers between Franco nia and the tipper Ptlatinate. It is thppoled that tom: new changes will take place in conteritwnee rt the late convention between Ptiaiia, l'a• Alia, he The conferenceslntseeen the Aulrian :net liatnrian Commiffiries at blayeshoeffen, %Inch, alter he'ng broken t ff and renewed actin, arc r.7'w final y ter. minced ; and Atilt:Ls w ill receive iu cacharAe Ire ne territory on the Eaftcrn frunticrs of Bohemia, &c.-1 (,Iferrittio.) HAM BURCH. OCT are *fired that the let• ter of the Emperor NAPOLEON, delivered by M. d'Atatec to the )(mg or fbutfia s is of the mall friendly content.. The Emperor declares, among other things, that he feels a lively interett in e. c. y thing that mty • increa:e the lullrs ' cf the Pridi to Monarchy. It i‘ c nit o.J that the Court of 11,C:a will not only c••ntimte its former fy nem of c^utraiir,. but that it writ • empl• y all means in its power' t•• prevent Ile peace .•f the North of Germa•.y be i dt:tnt!,-d, ' Ag.iinft every one' who Atte opt , .. •I',;c lice Fieneli Charge d'Affaires in Saedat, CAILLEID. and the ScClttA , y of Legation, Fr Low, hate attired here, by way rf Copenhagen The tot mcr goes to Be:lin, and the Icter retire:: to Paris. Accord :rig in from Conflaminnple, of the 27th of the Grand S7igninr was for I me d.ys that public pr..yct• were laid in the recovery. lure write from Copenhagen. that the PArian fiiiadeun is tiac Road is eapaterl fuJii to fail f..r it 110 D. HACU!, Oct. 52.—Government has ordered alt (hips from Malaga and America to be kept under the leveret quarantine. As long as the weather continues fine, the camp of Zeill will not break up. With the exception of (brae few corps, which are to continue there during the winter ; all the other troops will, however,' loon be fent into garrifons, not dritant from each other ; where the bead quarters are to be is not yet known. ROrTERDAM, O CTO BLI 13.—We have TeCt:ved this inh a nt, information by letters from Germany. that the Emprefs of the French left Mentz on the ad; at eight o'.tlock in the morning, and returns t? Paris by way of Spires. The depai tore of the Em peror was fixed to take place the fame day. He tra• veiled thro' Frankenthal, Keyfer lantern, and Trcv es. PRUSSIA. BERLIN ) SUS. 29.—Prince CHRISTIAN, the fon of the Crown Prince 1.,f Denmark, has been receiscd here with great dißinetion. The Duke of Brunfwick Oel gait a grand ball in honour of him, at which, betides the members of the Royal Family, all the fo reign Minitters were prefeot. This day the young Pence fets ont for LudwigGuß. It is Paid that big Royal Highnefs is to be betrothed to the Prioccfn CHALI.oTTI of Mecklenburgh Schwerin. Lieutenant Geperal Baron A IMF LO, after de livering to oar King a letter from bis Swedifh Ma. jelly, has returned with an anfwei to Stralfund. Among &angers Wired here are the Britith Se. cretary of Legation, his b DIRVILts, from Vienna, thip Britifh Coral at Ragufa, Lsaao, from England g the Countefs PAMIR, from Drefden and the Britifls courier, Sutra, horn London. RUSSIA • PITIRSAIURO, SEPT. I 9 Court Qaaettr contains a report of a viaory obtained by Prince Tit 7 /0401 over the Perlians, upon the frontiers of Gra. : lit and E$ ;van, cn the zoth of fail Junta. The ens gagement continued for ten bows. The enemy, alter a moll obllinate re fi flance, was finally defeate4 with great flaughter, and fled in confufinn. On 14 23d the Pcrlians had rallied fome thoufanil civakb but made ni, attack. On the 25th fame fkirmilbes took place, but the Ruffian affray continued always to advance, and after purfuing the enemy over the river Sanga, drove them from the town of Erivan, which they had occupied. On the 3oth, the Ruffian army croffed the river Sanga, near the village of Kavagera, feven verfls above Eriyao, W!letc Perfian camp was fised, which was attacked. Five different times were the Perfisns repttlfed, but they regained the heights in the vicinity, which they had fortified, when at left one of their firongell pofitions was forced with the bayonets of forty Ruffian full leers with the cry of Hares 4 I The enemy, 17,000 meat throng, then tt:ok to High:, and, after much 11 tughter, the furvivors fared themielves by fwisna ming ..ver the river. A number of guns, and a quay. t i t y of ammunition, provi.lons, &c. aith leveret hu9 died dromedaries, fell into the hands of the vidors. TURKE r. SepT. 12.—ACCOetling to the left letter, from Servia, conferences continue, and a certaki• agreement is on the eve of kiting concluded between Bekir Paella and the Chiefs of the Infurgeetc The propofals made by the Scrvians are regarded as fore runners of a pacification, and are now under delibe ration. They are as Ilow : I. The pnimand over the Strvians lbaP remit. esclulively with their prefent Chief. Ca mi George: lie %all coiled the tates and contributions which the Servisas ofually pay to the Grand Seignior, I.,nd mall yearly remit to the Ottoman Porte the lams be thus receives. No Turk ail Lave a right to ilmide in any affair emwerninc the &mien Mika.. That right balougs eaclufively to the Gene ral, Czcini George. 111. NO Turk Iv permitted to frtle in the towns and vfflages Servia, and to remain there, without previoully having obtained tb pernitilion extra' Cri-o t• and the Paci,s, a IV. It is um'eNt w.. 1 th all l'orkifla thitl,.m.houfe Officers and ()tee,. inun,didtely be (cat aw , y, and repldeedb t kith: es of the Sergi., natioc ar,minted by Cs, rni George. V.l he edrrifiot daty and fervicc in fortified plz.ce, are to be ;KT formed in common by the Servians _it'd the Turks hundred of the la•ter are, t , tretnre, to Le circled and furported by did Serviana. VI. Five hundred Serrians are thof, n to attend General Ceenel George evz ry where. VII. The Screws than every year pay to the o:rnman Pore tribute of h .11 a million of dollars, am! Maly, Ita 111c*, the I" with every thl-g ot ceffary h r Ms rank at. (import • VIII. 1 he Pacha is to continue to rect.ve Me fame hams as fur. rrerly frnm the column and impoffa. The Stirlen General &all not medals with them. . •_ IX. Ihe tieraan fuh)rßr WA taavq la tome. foil Pen , "P ..:ifvol'e of the prodinAkA.l of tlietr loads or kidultry in h.,t inao r they ebode very tail ball be pad than bi ready money, a. eg.rding to a fettled puke. Such arc the articles propofsd by the Servian Iu gents Stir e.inlen! mg It) peace ; declaring them ad. the lam: time their aritaxamt, which, it is fupporeffe ill he acceded to. It i. laid that &kir Puha, to plov.. his ini.lination for a pence, has offered to unite 1.),C.:.0 Sett i.in• with hi. own 'oleo, and to march Mufo Aga, who has cauled new dirlorbAnca it. 11 •Ini.s. nc Commander ut the Kerfalen recoielled permitlioo n• he of the f a m e espesli , inm 13;cri•ar, yr, Auoose a;.—A Roitan Gener4 Gamer hot% parfri I in ‘ot Ott here. He is well re ct•ved by the Prime. What we know f•tt et. lain of to• miili.rn is, that he is drained as Cenfol General at IV iddin. and that hs has fent difpatches to Pow sr °stint., inqiiir tog is h. er be c•iield be received in that ? are arlu. rd. that Paswaa 00Lfiv )1311 iAni ,, etc,l, that he w.iiild willingly receive this Ilu:. ti in bat that .041 n•7l be retponti4le tor and that 1.4 charatler would be f the Turlo it 'der hit cimmand. !i.• nittlate to V. throw , . a great liAt on . •*cr•ritt-s in SCI via .t 1 P R• 411.11. But unit n° u"c.:r t .4 "l".'Llid I;, ttl.,t a r ior t r ; p r etending to tiic World ot S.l bisnie P se, %jam. tit keep an c nanunica•ion with a :clad (Itch ail t.. have a diplomatic and COSI. TTIZI i 1 agent in a place where a ItuSan merchant • 1.4. never ttittrcd ; cud tlott LIIiS artat Mould be a c.n,t althtic:t. It T. CIC4I. that ,y Atilt:awls and Wallachia. Bar ra tl.e Northern European Provinces of t:,c kith Empire ; the Ealicrn plevincest by the • rl.4t 1,44 CS 11 the Mack Sea ; th e Southern. by we and the Wit/ t and the Weiler bl obtAmang .....C.64a 4.4 the ItivetElasube