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-- T PIIIIIITED TO Tilt rasacli toveamstav,ST TN' RUSSIAN CHARON D'ATIPAIISS, M. D'OURRII., &ILA. 7/V1 TO TAR LATI OCCIIRRISICIS AT ITt/INNIIM. " According to the orders which the underfigned Charge d'Affaires of his Imperial biajelly, the Em peror of all the Maas, has received from his Cook, he hafrent to inform the hlintfter of the French Re. public. that his illuftrious mailer has learned With equal alloniftiment and concern the event that has tOcen place at Ettenbeice. the circumftances that have accompanied it. and its melancholy refalt. The concern of the Emperor on thisoceaton is the more lively, as he can by no means tetontile the violation of the territory of the Eledoe of BASSIN e 0 titofe principles of fulliee and propriety which are held fa qed among nations, and are the bulwark of their re. ciprocal relations. His Imperial Mikity finds in this ad a violation of the tights of nations, and df a neutral territort, which, at leak t►as as ar bitrary is it was public ; a violation, the conk ipences of Which are difficult to ellienate. and which, if confidered as acnilfible, mull entirely an. Affiliate the fecurity and independence of Sovereign States. If the Get than Enipire, after the tnislbr• tunes it has fact eel, *lnch ha; , e made it tenably feel the hecellity of tranquillity and repofe, mull Rill he in fear for the integrity of ite territory, could it have been expeded that this fhonld have originated on the part of a Government which has laboured to fecore to it peace, and impofed on itfelf the duty of gua ranteeing its continuance ? " All there bonfidetations hare not permitted the Ext rsllBlt to pars over in filence this unexpeßed event, which has fpread eonllernation through all Germany. His Imperial Majefty has held it to be his duty, a; a guarantee and mediator of the peace. to notify to the Stites of the Emtfirk, the manner in which he views an anion which ;64;iiitilie their fecutity and independence. The Ruffian Itifidant at Potato% as hi confequence receieed d . vdirs to deliver in a Note to tha Diet, and to roptafent to it. arid th the Head of the Empire. the litlersty of sentoattrailog to the. French Go4errunthat againa this violtiticiii of the German territory: . . - " Hii Imperial Majefty bolds It in like manner to Pit Ms did, to notify his lentil:into direaly to the French Govern:dm bytbs undirfigned, as his Ms: jelly ii afured that the FiasT Cousin will balliesi is attend td the jaft ienAltrantes Of the Gamuts _phi tical body, mid feel the preeti iieecrety of tang the molt &olive meatmes to klieve IJl he Govetitimotti of &leap( from the aLityn ha mu ll have oc4"fsitiiml to them, led pot an end to att order of things too dangslioits to their Met), and fdtove bidepeodeace. " The tindernined hereby Mills the b ontioande Of his illoftrions make', clad atalls bine& of this* portunity to catummicate td the Citieen Milliner for &road stairs, the alforsace af his high diem. (Signed) " pitman." itavisioi, Idris tn.—Though this is the diy stspointed for taking into confidetition the Ruffian Note, delivered in io the Diet, nothing has been done relative to it, nor have any farther obfervations been made on the fubjed. The Milliner of the Etrcvos. of BADEN, however, has frequent confer ences with the Deputies for Auflria and the Arch: Chancellor Eledtor, relative to this note. Cotru, MAY 9.—A oottrier irriyed here from Ruffla has brought orders, in coofequence of which the Rintan naval and land forces, now in the Re public of the Seven Islands, will in future be main . - tained entirely at the expence of his IMPERIAL MA /wry. Hitherto the annual nwri or 120,000 crowns was paid from the public treafory of thee !lands, to defray one half of the expence of the pay of there troops. HAGUE, JUNE 23. -Our Direltory has appointed the Commie - toners who arc to go to Paris, to congra tulate the EmPEtOr. on his accelEon to the Tfirone. They are three in number; Citizen Scsorzas, the Prefident of our DireSory, formerly for a confider able rime our Arnbeador at Paris ; the late baron VAN HOARVILTI, a Member of the Direabry ; and' Citicen VAN Dea Goss, Secretary of State for To. reign Atra 7 rs. This embalry eitraordinarj, which willtbe very iplentlid, will be pectin' at the coronation ‘,/ the E.mrtgok. ASTWERP, JVNI 26.-At the head quarters of the different divisions of the enemy deflined again(' Eng. Lind, preparations are making for the reception of his Imperial li‘fajetly. The Empref► is loon sepals's! at 13reffels, whence the will go to Aix la Chapelle and Spa. Many Ladies, the wives of Centrals and other perfons of diftintlion, will ofe the baths about 1:le fame time and accoMpany the Emprefs on her return to Bruffel.. CONS tANTINOPLC, MAY 26.—The rebels of Ito /116a are again approaching this capital, fo that the communication between Adrianople and Conßanti nople is cut off. A greet body of troops will loon march againfl the rebels ; but they will not be com manded by the Giusti Violist, as was at tirfl Paid. VFNIC!, JV,II 12.-A remarkable Ilagnation of bull:let's has been obfer wed tor tome time in the papal chancery. There is talk herc of the resignation of .1:e Pop., and of the eleniun of Cordinal Fssor to be s Vaitows, Just 13.—The Enb%fh ulin were put :Hider anal At Le AIIUI 11 have oht.tined their libel ty, AS is bclicsekl. in confcquecct of an application by 4 . . s Cowl of Florcnce, to the French commandant 1 _l,, kalberiit desteral flatten, it is raj, 'threaten. e to bombard Leghorn, ad to declare the port in At Rate of blockade, if they were not fet at liberty.— It is Paid atlealt to be certain, that an Englifh flag of truer bran& difpatches to Leghorn, which were immediately forwarded by exprefs to Florence. The /Waal charge d'AffAirea, Couat Satirist, who lately lett Rome on account of the arrelt of Vatalavas, fiat arrived at Venice from Florence, whence it is Aid be will proceed with his Family to Trieft. According to,the public journals, Come changes in the Eccleliallicil State may loon be expefled to take place, in confeciuence of which the King of SARDIs IA will obtain an indemnity. The Secretary of the Mil:lifter for the rtalian Re public at &iris; M. MAISCAICHI, paled thrOugh Pllignaon the infiant, on his way to Venice, %Ambit it is laid he will proceed to Vienna on an im postabt thaw. Yellarday atomism their Maptsvraa, the Pounces las. and Duke of walked in Kew Gardens. Yellen:lay mornirtg the Duke of Yoac silted their MAJESTIES. Tuefday evening their MAJESTIIIS, in i pod-cha. riot, followed by the Payuctssts and attendants in three coaches and four, took an airing, and honoured Sir J. BANKS with a vifit at his houfe, Sp r in g G rove , neat Hounliow . The Royal Party returned to Kew about nine o'clock. Difpatches for Lord Nrcsoa, in the Mediterra nean, and for Sir ALEXANDIR BALL, at Malta, were lad night forwarded from the Admiralty and Secre tary of Stdte's Office to Portfmouth, to be pot on board the FISOARD frigate, Lord M. Kits, which will fail in a few days. The Middlefex Scrutiny ierminated ye derday, when Mr. Maiwwittimo was found to have a majority of Sr good votes over Sir FILANCIL BUSDITT. The Committee, however, adjourned to this day, without having made a formal declaration of their decifion, in order to giie Sir Fanicis time to confider of the expediency of prefenting his pronrifed petition againil Mr. Matmwtaivo. complainityg Ma violation of the Treating and Bribery AEt. Friday aftqation the Loart ADVOCATE of Scotland, arrived is Edinburgh from London. General Dvacaa CAMPSILL arrived in town on Monday lad from Ireland. .Lord and Lady Lowrsra and family left town YeAsiday wkweing for their feat in Rutland Mire. The Dabs of Cus ataLAMDentertained yellerday a fekit party at failsionabks to dinner, it his boufe, Stable-yard. St James's. The Duke of Masi-nines gave a grand dinner yell tarday at his houfe in Groliceor-fquare. The party were. the Lied Chancellor, the Chancellor of the Ex chequer Lath WasTM , Camino., and CHAT HAM, LEN*. H#R1.0•11111 / CAITLLIZAGN, MILVILLf; Me kc. Geneiri Lags's (hare of the booty at Delhi, &c. is the late war Is India, amounted to ho,opol. the whole of which has been alrdady remitted to this country. Lieutenant General Visa, we underfland, focceeds lenteriant Geseral Lord M u LGIL• VI in the command of the Eallern Diaria i Major General Pure Pa has received orders to take the command of a Brigade in London, end will be fucceeded at Hull by Major Gfeneial Faitoosow. • The aiefhire Regiment of Militia, Colonel Lord Gaps., and the EAU Suffolk, commanded by Colonel. Lord Biome', are both upon their march from Ipl- Vrich to Hull. Yellerday the DurhaM, Second Warwickfhire, and Cumberland Regiments of Militia, the %hole under the command of Majnr•General MoR R IVO., were to encamp at Ridgmont, near Burflwick, in Hiildernefs: The Firfl Regiment of Somerfetfhire Militia, com manded by Earl POOL err, rr ached into Salifbury from Ti•erton, iu hoar dielbons, on Wedneiday, Thurfday, Friday. and Saturday lull. Their firft route was for Winchefler ; but, having received counter orders on the march, the firft divifion of 364 men halted at Fordingbridge and Downton ; the re.' cond dvifion of 298 men at Stockb:idge and adja cencies; and the two loft, amounting together to 583 men, remain at Salillsory, till further orders, to gether with a part of the fiat divifiun, who have marched back from Fordingbridge. The militarypreparations throughout the Eaflcrts, Diaria are perfe ct ly completed for the recep t io n o f the Invading Enemy, All the regiments of the dif ferent brigades are fo firiftly on the alert, as to be ready to move at a Moment's notice. The whole force ii that important dittrid amounts to 33,000 ef fedtive men. A material alteration ha s be er , ma d e i n the chief Signal Stations in Ede:, conformably to the following Notification : Colcheiter. July 3. doe. have the honour to inform you, by the clirceli es of Lieu • taunt 040elal Sir AMR. CRAIG, that the Primary Signai S. • time are sow dim/hoot the County of Elk; at th e following plum COlebodter Mum's Hedge White N•eky Earls Caine °cigar Park Qoafield Melling Sevin End Retteoden Little:bury Dosbury Thesenl I asgdon lIIU Hatfield Woad Oak CGIOC Orem. A White Regis eenibestly flying it the Oarless, inertly to point It out men desalt to the Ccotinela on guard at the communi cating Stations. The hoilting the Ref Flag is in future to be cou- Gdtred the Signal for grorral alarm, and will be a fulhciect actLd rity for Lighting any Deacons aiesady eft+idiescd, and holfting the Red Flags that may have bean provided ct the Maw( towns and villages for the fame parmie. I have the b.mour to ire , &c. &c. T. /hams, I.kut. Col. A. Qm. Our. slh. Rev. H. RAT? Perl IT, hipettor, &c. &C. 110LRHAM SHrt P SHEARING.—Lan week the an• nual Uspring, as it is called in Norfolk. commenced at the feat of Mr. Coke, Holkham Park, with an ex hibition of Rams Agricultural Machinery, Scc.whicla laded three days, and ended with a dillsibutinn of prize cups, given for the bell breed of particular fbeep. A confiderable number of Nt•biltty, Gently, and prat:tint Agricultnrids, attend-il on this e+eea• bon, and wire hberally enter: iitted by Mr. Cum the , well NitrTICAL iivrnirciNcE. - MAILS THIS DAY.—Wlod Saab. ARR. WI. ALL eras. Dublin J Hatnburait a o Waterford o Ootteaburgh o o Pi la ZANCI. JCPI i }} 9 , . —Ar rived, Since my l a th the Wilton, of Chepllow,Ea. from Newport, with timbe'r, for Plymouth ; the Portland, of and from Cheiler, DAVIES, with fondlies, for this place ; the Ceres, of BarMOUtil, RICHARD/ ; and the Stag, br St. Ives, THomrsos, from Liverpool, with fah, for the fifhery ; the R63OLVTION Cutter, from a cruise, and remains ; and this morning the Live Oak, Ar- PLEBY, of and for this place, with oak goods, &c. &c. from London. JULY z.—Since my laft arrived the Farley London trader, Rows Mater, with fundties, for this place. This morning failed the Grouser floop of war, Cap. tain BAH, and RtsoLurtor cutter, Captain Stoma- HAM, on a cruise and the Prince of Wales London trader, TRELUDIL• Matter, for Falmouth and Truro, thence to proceed to London.—Wind S. E. and ma. derate. PLY/cox:TO, JULY 3.—Came in the Rose tender, of 8 guns, Lieutenant MEIC as, from . Liverpool, with to prime icemen for the fleet: fbc took under con voy from Milford four brigs. Came in yefle►day from the fleet off Breit, the Mixoraum, of 74 guns, Captain Massrizt.o; fhe left them all well on the 3oth ult. the enemy exaelly as ufual, not having made any movement whatever. In a heavy fog which continued three days laft week in Brett Road, and on the Coaß, from a number of fignal guns being fired by the enemy's fleet, it was imagined they would make a pufh out, but when the fog cleared off, they were perceived as ufual, and had only (hilted their births in the outer road. PORTSMOUTH, J uRT 4.—ArriTed the DITUNCII mar. of war. froni ctie Channel fleet.—The Fascos Revenue cutter is appointed convoy for Guernfey.— Sir Eowaito Past.sw hoilled his flag onboard the Cinsonam, Capt. Cosa. She has made the livid 1.- failing. and will fail on Friday with the India convoy.—Wind N. W. DIAL, JULY 4.—Sailed the CASTOR frigate, for Dungeons; hfaatasa and ARCHRR gun brigs, on a crutze. Came down from the River, the Caledonian, ---, for the Snoth Seas. Arrived the Aao us (loop of war, with a convoy from Ireland, which are fail ed for the River, with the Soccer., Ricnaansom. from Liverpool; and Diligence, E s, from Cheßer. Arrived the Lon* gun brig, (role a cruize and remains In the .Downs with the Monarch, Utrecht, Veteran, and inflexibic men of war ; It Virginia, frigate; Tutu: and Zebra, bombs ; Apse, Ono, of war ; Melpomene, London, Adne, Dora, Britannla, Tartar, Eliza Topper, MaJeftia, Araerece, Ariadne, Diadem, Lord Ndlon, Heider, Perfeus, Ranger, Aurora, Paraiba, Atka. S r Andrew Mitchell. and Triton, armed Wenn ibips, under command of Captains WATSON and do g Crown and Ceres enppeied armed tranfports, under command of Drat. Mentoms, Wind N.W. YARMOUTH, JULY 3.--Yenerday arrived la COW armies frigate; FARRETTEE. and MALLARD gun vet. fels.—Sailed the SNIPS gun-brig. This day arrived the Volum gun.brig.—Sailed the F TTTTTT sa gun brig, with tranfports, having on board Rotes for the fquadron off Ffuthing ; and the MALLARD for the Downs. Remain in the Roads, the MONMOUTH, of 64 gims; AMETHYST, and CONSTANCE frigates ; and VIXEN gun-brig. Wind N. W. Et.atuoas. Jura, 9...-On the 7th,tailed the Leith armed ship. with the Northern (hips. The LION (ails fird fatr wind with the fouthern flips, and the T/4AP4 Es nest Monday. for Leith.—Wind W.S.W. blowing frefh with (hovers. JUN li 1)14). homeward bound moflly fail ed yeilet day, under convoy of the THIIMIS and Ht al armed (hips, but the wind 'billing to the N. W. has obliged them to return into the Road. The convoy front the Nore may be cape/led up this evening and o.morrow : one of the fleet has already arrived, and feveral ballaft (hips are in fight corning up ; three or four of which are jial round the Caine, and it teems to be an Opinion that they are Hull 'hips, and (up poled with a cony... , from that purl. Fl.Oftl LI OYD'S LIST. tt o, JuLY 4.-I'arLd by the Antonetts, Sibiu, from Norway ; Anna Marta. qt:, ; Wilton: Vow I'inkan; Fortana.—; and Al./A: V..rta.Oittran. from Embdro..—Salled the Atlantic, Detail, for Riga ; and the Vcrwagtiog, Loeta, for Lmbdeo. The Catrwent and Cambridge whalers were well on the Bth of April at Ponavitta. and intimicil to fail the neat day. The Roans floop of war, with the trade fur Newfoundland, and the America failed from Limeri.:k on the aath ult. 3be Duke of York lugger, from Brifiol for roulc, is raptured and carried into St. Males. The Swealith bripntine Fer,lB taken by a French privateer, and carnrd into Leg h orn. . _ _ *1 be Du►e of Verb. Coggin. from Brine! fer Peak. Iv captured by a privr tart. rd cant...dime St. Mamas. .Aintrtmee-411.1wapool, Orwell. Carr, front Nava Scotia.... At billikelsaven, Tbetia. Cribbers. /tom the lialltieweAt Cod.. Amity, Moody, from Bath (Anitrica). far Liverpool; Mary Ann, Wardropper, from Africa ; Lord Farhat. Alikek, from Clyde; Mary, Ofwald, from Liverpool for Jamaica; Mary Ann, Dropper, from Attica; and City of Cork, lakkerton. from I.tmdomeAtnStastetatc Creek, tbo Fain, Stun t , from palamos .•.-Off Dover. George. It eyn.ad. ; and Mary. Goodrich, from V.v. Milford, Adepten. Riehardfon, from Memel—A. DM tar. A ' , claim, Wititner. tram ditto—At I.ondonderry, Lady ja. T.e)lor, from Lot,lon—At Limerick, Providence. Slb(on, from dine—At Briftol. the NSA-loupe, from Dubai—At St. Ittrttnelomew's. Flits. Moon, from Lancidcr—At Prt.tfh..rek, 1'14114 (burgh, I.o6niwrll, frost Nantes; Eden, Seowdem. frern ; and jane • lienderfon, from ditto—At Pbtladalphin, limn/ton. trc.rit 1., ecrpoo.-At Belfaft, Neptune. Dm velem, ft.m I.tecipool At Halifax. Commerce, fiat, from J eh n.. Nunn r, ham Africa sod Bethke. Yefirrtla, a Court of Ihtettntb was held at the Call India 11..11 e, when Captain W. Jamie Eavr rtiLn WAS iv . $n into the command of the Huddart, t m 1'...11,;..1 ; and Capt. Jateas Noateaa, into that r.II c C ae. Capt. I**. Sawneas, of :he Tr aver.. t• • 4, Lave pa t. aous to departing for St. i;e:: ea a 1.1 It.' , 1 ,1 Let in town from on board Oa !q adCITA, May 3t—aq ..,r. - ~ . • 844 Dad yrr * There was a very heavy . firing . this retort isig • fro Tr ten CO twelve, at Boulogne, which. it is e . proceeded front tom; treat moYernlynt on the part .4 the enemy's flotilla.—All, however; is mere 26njet cure, the weather being tno haiy to admit of any accurate nbferyation being' made from hence. General Mnos I's brigade Iti uck their tenttessita this morning, for a fhort time, when the troops were pratifed in 'the fervice, which they may hive to per. fo• m in cafe of a landing being effected by the enemy. For this neceffary purpufe, the tents are Arndt every Tuef,fay and Friday, and lam harpy to inform 'you • that the difpofition of the whole of tie troops is of the moR excellent deferiptiod imagin.i'sie. I General DUMDAS is expelled to reit , " the Bri. Bade in a day or two. The prepaiations at Shorn. cliff for the reception of !Once of the Guards, has: for the prefect been furpended. ~? ~ ~, • .., ~ •~ DUBLIN, yuNz yo. .On Wednerclay IaIF , ?HAM Nirb, of Dirty•lane, was committed to Newgate. Ahmed with harms ut tered forgeries on the Bea* of gn s laild to a ci-ofi derable amount. It appeasdiat the patrons engaged in this daring traffic, in which the inercantik inures of both countries are fo deeply concerned, have coin menced on an estenfive fade§ htivi g forged from tool. notes down to 51. And although feveral are implicated, Frith it the only man yet metal. Ile following extraordinary, though unfuccefsful attempt of this unhappy man to eicape judice, we ptcfame may not be unintorelling to our readers: When the 6th of theft forgones was returned from England, information was fent to Major SIRS. when Mr. Janice Bats and he infiantly commenced an enquiry, and loon difcovered that Frith had all fcontksi ; but, they had only a remote idea of the quarter of the kingdom to which he bad fled: they. however, agreed that a moment was not to boldl in purloins him, which fentee was undertaken by Mr. BLit, who in a few hours polled to Borra&akane, where he met with every neceffary alfifiance frail the Mr. Stoney's and Mr. Smith, a Magittrate of the Count yof Tipperary ; there Geodesics went in diCer. eta ways tn. enquire after the fugitive; and Mr. Smith loon returned with information that Frith was at Shiarone, a village about ten miles off. it was then agreed to furprise him in his bed, the next morning, before day, but unfortunately he had an intimation of the intended vifit, and, by hit own account he retired from the town. and concealed him felf in a ditch (even feet deep fur five days and nights, where he had provifions brought to him by a friend by this means he efcaped a aria ketch of yeoman cavalry that fitoured the country in parfait of him, co the Morning after he left the village ; but, which, hainver, was the ultimate came of his being appre hended, as the report fpread throughout the country and cau(ed a tharp look out for him. At length tired of his quarters, his friend procured him &confidential perfon with a horfe and car, oa which a large data was sfallened, in which be was enelofed, and thus (et out for Dublin ; his inordinate love of Spirits, how ever, tempted him to flop at an ale-hosie, when a yeoman of the Mountain Kungen, who happ ened to be palfing, inffantly hired him, and Coon Ma - covered who he was. The yeoman was loon joined by two others of his corps, who concluded their pri:ouer to their guard hoofe, and thence to Dublin. Thomas M'Xie, who had been committed to Lan caiter Callk, fur dcferting from the Laucaller Vo lunteers, on their march from Ormfkirk, was drum med out of the curps, with every mark of difgrice. Oa Tuefdey Lan a duel was fought in Hyde-Park, between Lieutenant B—r, of the Navy, attended by his friend, Lieutenant an d E n f ign attended by his friend Mr. It —s. The quarrel arofe at Vauxhall Gardens the preceding evening.-- On the firit fire Lieutenant B. was wounded in the fhoolder, when the feconds inter iercd, and an accom modation look place, by Lieutenant B. acknowkdg ing hinifelf in error. By a letter from Colcheller, we learn, that the in formation received lett week, refpesaing the duel that took place between two Officers of the sd Weft York, ire gprovedficial, was err s. The affair took place on the tsth ult. when, on the fill Thor, Lieutenant Waosrsa received a ball through his arm, which entered and lodged in his body ; he was immediately cmveyed to his room, where he lin gered in the moil excruciating pain till the following Sunday. The Coroner's inotiell, which fat on his hotly, gave a verdier of Morder againit fosse perlon or perfnns unknown. Two Captains and two Lieutenants, feconds and abettors of the mantas:bon, have abfconded. MondAy evening at five o'clock, a fine boy (even pars old, belonging to Mr. KFIIMADY of Edg ware- n:4'd, running swims the w.y, tinfottonately got en tangled between a dray and the coach of Mrs. S 4 l airs s, And the hinthrinft wheel of the latter patfing over his loin•, he died in a few minutes without a groan, amidft the difireffing (creams of his afflided mother, who remains inconfolable. The Ladies in the coach were fo ■ffeded, that they fainted ewer, and when they recovered could with much difileulty be prevailed on terleave the place. They left Ifs the hands of friends, fame bandfUrrte preterits for the at. flitted family. A young Lady riding along the New Road, on Sunday morning, had 4 very na►row efcape. Her horfe, taking fright rear the top of Great Pordane fireet, ran with uncoutroulable fixed towards Pad dington ; the gatekeepers encouraging her as o.a palled them to beep a tirm teat and a Ileady b►id e --an admonition to wi ich (he refoktely ;Awed. Running along the Edpeware road and down Ox. ford-heel, the hail tired animal was at length Sop ped by a butcher e.ppolite Oxford Market, and the young lady happily relieved from l:er perilous lun ation. Though her servant had followed her at full gallop all the way, he was never near enough to af ford her any affitiance. On Tueiday evening the Coroner's Jury took a view of the body of a young man who WAS killed in a noting-match a•ah another man, in a field near the Snephetd and St , ephet def., City Road; the &celled w.o, taken to the City Arms public hotoe, near the fame place, wthre, after a mintre invelliption s the Jury returucsi a vcr-lia of—Matallaughtas.