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7 7= 4 " . Toinornily the astls, sill he poplins:4 ' In Four depot Volumes, Facings Bvo. Priee Ooc Guinea in boards, MEMOIRS of the late Mrs. ROBINSON, IFILFTTEN by HERSELF. • IncludhutAindlotes of many dillinguillied Charadters of the prsisittpidgidialslth Perms and Letters sever Ware pablilbol, 'written by.lierfa, or 'addrefred to her by various Perfona. Primed fOr Ft: Phillips, No. yi, St. Paul's Church-yard; and fold by an Nookfoners: STATE PAPER. (This Paper, tnufmitted to us by a friend in Germany, came ready trannated, and not having the orignal to compare it • with, we lay it before our readers as it reached us, judging • they will be gratified more by fixing It early, even its Germanlime, than at a future period, though more polifised.) . , i II • RATISIION, JULY 3.—Yefterday the following Document was laid before the Diet:— 1141 , 111 AL COURT DSCRES, OSTID I . IENNA, Till 26TH 0/ JAME, 1801, ItSPECTING Tilt MOST ACT 0/ OPINION 01 THB IMPIRE, 07 VHS 30TH OF APRIL,.IBO I . His Imperial Majefty has learned, by the moll humble AR of Opinion of the Empire of the sock of April, of the preen year, that the General Diei of the Empire, after mature confideration of the Imperial Decree of Commifrton of the sd of March, of the parent year (the object if which was, the manner in which the States of the Em pire are to co-operate in the particular convention hall to be made, for finally adjufting and tenni tating the bullock of peace with the Empire) have agreed on the following refolution Refpedfully to requeft his Imperial Majelly, as is herewith done, hat he may be pleafed to in trduce the final adjuftment of the bufinefs of peace with the Empire. in thofe points, which, agreebly to the treaty concluded at Luneville, on the gth of February, of the prefent year, were Rill referved for a particular convention, thus forward • ing the termination of the work of peace, agree ably to his Majefty's intimate knowledge of the whole concatenation of the negociations of peace ; his wifdam, and his ever-tried paternal care for preftrving and promoting the general.welfare of Germany, of every individual State of the Ern= pile, the Nobility of the Empire, and for•the tran quillity and happtnefs of every individual member thereof; and, particularly in the prefent cafe, agreeably to his Imperial Majety's attention, grounded on the goodnefs of his heart, to alleviate, as much as poffible, the lots and difadvantage aril log to the Empire, and fuch of its members as may iliffer by thofe facrifices and changes, which unavoidable necedity, and the law for the general welfare of the Empire, may require; and, previ oufly to fixing upon,and adjulling the refultt, arif nig from inch introdaaion, to communicate them to the Empire,• for another fpcedy confultation, and for prefenting them to his Imperial Welty, for his ratification as bead of the Empire." Confidering the maniftft importance of the ob jed of the above Refolution, his Imperial Majefty made it his principal duty to weigk ats contents, in all its relations and different points of view.-: St ria c onfeien tioufnefs in his eapac ity as head of the Empire, was his Majelty's principal guide in this coafideration, the refult of which he now lays be fore the General Diet of the Empire, in the fob joined declaration, which unites with his efteem for the exiting Contiitution of the Empire, and his upright paternal views; the !lamp of unequivocal franknefs. His Imperial Majefty may flippoft that the is. it-adagio:l with which he has been refpe 6 fu ll charged, relates to the, French Government, al though it is not named in the Declaration, and in different votes that were counted in with the ma jority, there teems to be a different meaning. His Majefty then proceeds, from that fuppofi- Lion, and grounds it upon the aature of the bnfi nefs, the real meaning of the word, and the flyle icaftomary in tranfaatons of policy and the Law of Nations, that the iiirrodelfon to be made with the French Government, even if, with all its him ginable degrees, it is extended to its moll extreme line of operation, does lint properly contain a full p o wei- for negociating, mach lefs for amelauling and tigning. In this convidion his Majefty was Rill more confirmed, by the cohfideratiOn, that the Members of the Diet, acquainted with politi cal and diplomatic terminology, would eertasqly have made tale of the exprellions completely known and cuftornary is tranfaCtions of this kind, if it had Jaw the intention of the majority of the natters of " the States of the Empire to gorge him with more iltan i gatnparsuery intrataion. The above confiderations next lead to the quet lions : Whether the French Government, under In limited a power, will be inclined to facilitate fuch intros:loam ? or even if it fhould not decline participating in it immediately on the firft pro . rAtarm, whether it would then enter fo deeply into the material part of the bounds, that the re fults ari6ng front the introdudion to be made.' could be confidared as a :irm hafts for fret% dell her:scions of the Diet. sild received ail a fate ride for a further bumble declaration to be anode to Ilia Imperial Majarly This is loudly tiontradiand ' the centuple of the Correia fee peace held at Raftadt. fume years ago, where the French 00. wernment would not commence negociations for peace, before limited powers were given to the Derivation from the Empire, for isegoci. sting, concluding, •and figning ; and even later event, run alive in our memory, when more r.lofzly compared with the contents of the above electuatioa, furnifhes us beforehand with filch A- Infiratinns, on the highly probable, if not certain feutfmeats of the French Government, that a fee cefshal fatisfadion of the whites expreffed in the declaration cannot be cafteded, much lefs war ranted. On theft grounds (not to notice any other at prefent) deduced as well from the nature of fis limited a charge. as from theft precedents, prin. cipally rens his Imperial Majelly's firm conviCtion, '4lllch be hereby nnequirtwally declares, that the cad which the general Diet of the Empire silks e d. f , :" ' A to gain. by its refreetful petition to his loperi al r maietti. cannot be gained by (hat exam- - • 4 In different votes the cafe had already been fore-, t feen, that his Imperial Majefty might have impoi taut realms for refuting, and confequently might hefitate to take upon himfelf fuck charge. Solely guided by thofe that have been flitted, and to avoid expofing the dignity of the Chief of the Empire to the apprehenfion of a fruitleft attempt, his Majefty cannot rOve, therefore, toecap the (harp of the Go nerd Dret, nor by his high authority as Chief of the Empire, approve of the humble declaration made to him; on the other hand, however, his Majefly, accullomed, and always endeavouring, never to deviate from the path of the Conftitution, gives bis Imperial confent to the co-operation of the Empire, in the ufual form of the deliberations of the Diet, viz, after the'majority of the general Diet, among the modes of co-operation of the States of the Empire, by means of powers to de given to hi, Majejiy, by an extraordinary Deputation from the Empire, or by the Diet itfeif—paging over thofe propoted by many States of the Empire, and among thefe alfo the two former propofed by his Majefty, in his capacity as a State of the Empire —that have given the preference to the mode of co-operation by the - Did, or the Empire atfembled under its auguft Chief; fo that it is now without the compafs of the privileges of the Chief of the Empire to approve of either of the two firft-rnen tioned modes of cooperation, which would be par ticularly qualified, for more fpeedily forwarding the bufts hill to be fettled. The principal objets that yet remain to be ar ranged by a particular Convention, in order finally to adjuft the bufinefs of peace with the Empire, al ready appear from the document of the treaty of Leneville, mutually ratified ; and from the know ledge which his /tfijelly has of the treaty of Lu neville, it is his opinion, that, in order juGly to confider and to judge of thefe objets, no other but hißorical, ftatiftical and political knowledge is requifite, to which all may have accefs alike, and which may in particular be molt pofitivelyadjufted and augmented by the very perfons who have a principal intereft in the inveftegation. In this Rate of affairs, the general Diet having given the preference to the mode of co-operation of the States by the Diet, through the Empire atm bled under its =gull Chief, it follows from the po litical relations of the Dates of the Empire to their "Chief, as well as from the cuttomary mode of tranf aft ing the bufinefs of the Diet,and in exercifing thit mode of co•operation, it becomes the fit bufinefs of the Diet, above all things, as fpeedily as the proper inveftigation of the bufinefs will admit, to lay before the Chief of the Empire, for his ratifica• tion, a complete AB s f Opettion, refpeBing the points Rill to be adjulted by a particular Convention, in order to terminate the bufinefs of peace with the Empire. His MajeDy awaits with paternal anxi ety the arrival of filch humble AIC of Opinion of the Empire, which will fully anfwer his ezpeeta. lions, if, in effeeing it, the General Diet never lofe fight ' of the direftive rules, which they have already drawn up in general, with great judgment, in th e AB of Ointion of the Empire lately commu nicated by them. His Imperial Majefty remains, &c.—Signed at Vienna, and furni(hed with his Imperial Is&jelly's Privy Seal, the 36th of June, 180 i (L. S.) (Signed) 11.0 F COLLOILEDO MAIINSTILD. On the above Imperial Court Decree Lhe Diet refolved, yefterday, to Open the Protocol within fix weeks, namely on the 17th of Auguß. LONDON. FRIDAY, JUI-Y 24. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT OM O'CLOCII 3 per Cent. tont 6o I—Ditto. en du. 381, Reduced 354 1-onudl to 74. PRICK Of STOCK) YISTNIIDLY : Bank Stock ;Per CA- 4 4.9Siii 3 per Cent. Red. 6ti Long Ann. 111 3-16 3 per C. Coot nil 391 3 per C. Imp. 94 4 per Cent. Sot t Imp. Ann. If PCP NOT 941 Omni= Si 7} 14 71th morning we received Paris Journals to the a inclufive. They came over in a Britilh Flag of Truce which failed from Dover yefterday morning with Difpatchas, and returned from Ca lais the fame evening. ' Thefe journals give no farther particulars of the altion at Algeciras, but correa tome mithikes in the buries of the Commanders.—No news of GAWP** A Vila nor from Egypt.; Indeed they are cattel Vel. barren of intelligence of any kind. PARIS, JULY so.—We were anxious yefterday to make known, as foon as poflible, the names of the Captains who fought with inch glorious (tic. refs, in the combat of Algeciras. The objea was not secomplifhed, as their names were incorreely printed. Inflead of LOINDZT, CairOllDS MON COO su and PA1111111R•, read Lasetray.Latmona, Captain of k Formidable ; Mormon', Captain of Plnclompta.. able j CI4IIISTI.PALLI V RI, Captain Of the Defaix. The name of the frigate and of her Captain were alto incorree. Inpead of the frigate la Mefiron, Captain Marriaimo, read In Muiron, Capt. Mall TI NUM ; - JULY 20.—General BRUIIt, Commander in Chief, has entered the Council of State and talien his feat as Prefident of the fe&ion of war; The FIRST CONSUL unified to him the fatisfac tion he felt at feting him refume his foot:lions in the Conncil. after the fatiguing and glorious cam. paign be had finifed. The Wachs and the Adige in the year 7 were °blinks which checked the French. and which General Muma formonnted w ith the greateit rapidity.—Nsaitter. T :_# ~;~. . We are informed from Breit, that the Chaffel , zassee, le Genie, Captain Lancos, who failed from Aural on the tit, to proceed to Nantes, has been captured by the Englifh. The crew were fet at liberty ; the Captain's fon only was detained. The Gazette of Augfburgh alerts, on the authc rity of letters from Raufbon, that the differences which had arifen in the Upper Palatinate, and which gave occafion to the entrance of the Auf trian troops into that Province, have been accom modated. Letters from Leghorn ftate, that that port is, at prefent, blockaded by an Englifis frigate, and Tome privateers of the fame nation and of Porto- Ferrajo. The latter place has received a new re inforcement, and feveral veffels have been taken, but it is not Paid to what flag they belong. , Genoa, JULY 4—Our Commiffioners of Fo reign relations, at Naples and Palermo, have re. ceived a recent letter from Marid, containing the articles of the treaty of peace with Portugal, but they will not be publifhed there in the Extraordi nary Gazette, till they have been ratified by the refpeftive parties. FERRARAJUIIC 22..--GOICT2IM:OLLIS,whocauf. ed a monument to be erefted in honour of VIRGIL, five years ago, has jail now caufed the afhes of Ait toys.° to be removed to one of the Halls of the Library of our Univerfity. Rome, June 27. ----Every thing is quiet here at prefent. General Dees 'AA has received•orders to evacuate fort Saint-Leon, and the province of Monte-Fettro. This confoling intelligence was fent hither by a courier from Florence : it was tranf miued by MonfignOr GALIPPI, who had it from General MURAT, Commander in Chief. Basta, Juts' 13.—The whole of the Valais will be organifed according to the new forms, fince the demand for the ceffion of that country, made lately by the French Minifter, has been referred to the Diet. But for the fame reafons no mention is made of the organifation of the Frickthal, as France will not cede that territory to us, until we fhall have given up the Valais. It is however much to be wifhed, on both fides. that a watchful eye fhould be kept over the Frickthal, where complete anar chy at preteat prevails. The Royal Brigades of Scotch Greys, the York Hutfars, the Light Horfe Artillery, the Rifle Corps, and the Stafford, Devon, and Berkfhirc Militia, were drawn out on Tuefilay evening on the Sands at Weymouth, where they palled the ROYAL FAMILY in orderly time, accompanied by their bands of mufic. Their Majerri Es, as the regiments paired, received the military refpeas, by the Officers lowering their colours. Wednefday morning his MAJerrv, and alto Princefs Sormta . , bathed ; the KING then rode on horfeback to the beach, after which the ROYAL FA MILS went on board the Royal yacht; Royal falutes were fired on the occafion. Vice-Admiral CHRISTOPHER PARKER is EH hoift his flag on board his Majefly's (hip latia.israst.a. under the command of Admiral Dicittoao, of Goree. BrajatitaTocittes Erg. Secretary to Earl Sr. VIII czar, is appointed bx his Lordthip to beClei k of the Cheque at his Majeay's Dock-yard at Ply mouth. -- --- The Archbifbop of CASHEL the Right Hon. ISAAC Coats, Chancellor of the Exchequer, an.l the Hon. Wrscly Pcu.s, have arrived at Dublin from England. A Court of. Common Council was held yeller. day at Guildhall, to take into conlideration the Motion of Mr. G , fora Petition to be pre fented to Patliament, praying that an Alit be paired, commanding a Return, on Oath, of all Grain in the Country, diftinguithing the Produce of the enfuing Harveft from the Stock on hand. After a long debate, in which the motion was op. poled by Meffrs. WAITHMAN and HODSON, the queftion was poftponed, it being found there was tint a futhcient number of Members prefent to make a Court. - --- - Letters and oewfpapers to the tft of July have been received in town from America, which Rate, that.-- ,, On the 23d of May two frigates from France, with a new Governor for the Wand, ar rived fafel at Guadaloupe. It was, however, on the ad of Jane, blockaded on all fides, by eighteen Britith (hips of war, of various fires • fn that no fupplies could be introduced into it, ;nd its fpeedy furrender was of courfe expelled. 44 The Bereeaux French frigate, formerly cap tared by an American frigate, has been retied at the expence of the United States, and is reftored to Fraace. She is now in the harbour of Roam, is expeded foon to fail, and is awaited off the har bour by the Britifb frigate the PH AAAAA r, of 18 guns. 44 The Rate of Rhode Ifland has greatly re duced, for the current it, the abates of its Judges and other Public Officers. " The Virginia influence has gained an invi dious afeendancy in the Government of America. The Northern States are impatient to efcape from it, or to fubdite it. 64 The Federalilis are almoß univerfally placed from office. Their places are filled by Anti-Federaliffs of mean talents and immoral charaCters, which have not command:d Aeon. The popnlatinn of Vermont has increared to ty3,000 OSula ; that of Kentucky amounts to 230,000, “ The Shawanefe and Delaware Indians have been lately at war with the Hnfan Indian% and have deftroved Fine of their villages. The Hufans hare alto Colleted dreadfully by the fault-pm" NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAME THIS DAYS—Wind N. E. aatclvl o Hamburg lL, o Dublin, 4 Waterford, July z 7, 18, 19, 20. z Donnagbader, o Liam, o Guernfcy, o Jerky. FALMOU t H, JULY sr. Sailed the AUCKLAND Packet, SCHUYLER, wit► the Mails of the 15th inftant, for the Leeward IfLands--Pairenger by her Mr. Laaamourn, of London ; alto the American fchooner Iris, Capt. CRARY, with tar, for Briftol ; the polacre fhip la Rhone, HARLAND, and the polacre brig la Cherie, STERIBS, with fah, for London. Several velfels art now in the Offing, but cannot arrive in time for Poft : the KING GEORGE Packet, from Lilbon„ is Paid to be among them. Sailed yefterday the Panics of WALas Packet, Capt. TODD, with the Mail for Lilbon, Paffengers by her, Mr. Bowe. Gaols, and a Portuguefe Meffenger; alto the Por. tuguefe galliot, St. Antonio d'Almas, Capt. Tar. Lay, for Oporto. On Sunday failed the Ameri. can brig Friendlhip, Capt. Dation, foe BriftoL —Arrived the Princeffa,. Capt. Las, from Lon. don, to take in tin, &c. for Smyrna. Wind N.W. YARMOUTH, JULY 24. This morning arrived the following (hips of war under the command of Admiral Dicasow, from a cruife off the coaft of Holland, viz. Ikea FIEI V, Flag chip; Plummy or ORANGE; 111 , 1 y, and ASSISTANCE; ALECTO fire (hip; Vssovtus, and ADDER, gun rads; and SrecuLaroa lugger; the Palace or WALES packet, with Mails and Paffengers for Cuxhaven, is not failed, the wind blowing frefh at N. E. FROM LLOYD'. LISTS • DEAL,.Juty 23.—Saiied the Savaat and ANA c a lON floops, with the outtvardibound, under con. voy to Portimouth.—Wind E. N. E. GRAVESEND, JOLT 23.--Patt by, the Emanuel, —, from Fnlandj Ebenezer, —; Judia, Gates; Hoabert, —; Speculation, Monk; Con. cordia, —; Sophia Catharina, and Caro lina, —, from Norway; Induary, Dodds ; Boreas, —; Thetis, —; Three Brothers Hinds; Magdalena, ; Venu% Bilks; Bel. lon a, ; and Vigilant, from Dantzic : Lively, F!rE, from Greenland ; Trclaray Plant era, Baker; Jamaica Planter, Smoßet ; freedom, Taylor ; Polly, Robs; Ocean, 4-- t and Emprefs Mary, Seward, from Jamaica : Cupid(); Boofe ; and Gute Both, from Stettin: Maria, Han fon, from Gottenbtrgh ; Pripianas, —, from Riga; Elizabeth, Buty, from Stockholm; and Prince Edward, Carle, from Peterlburgh. Sailed the Succefa, for Amlierdam ; Oftavia --, for Virginia ; Two Gebroders, —, for °Rend ; Grote Vean, Vera and An. tonius, Guyt, for Brads. ARRIVED. . At Liverpool—Ma, Ripley, from Bolton; Fame, Lewic from Phlkalelphia Ruffell, Okome, from North Corollas, Almy, Snow. from Baltimore; A maeree, —; Atkinfon ; Atm, l.ee; and ^nnedkut, Hillier, from New York ; Marriott, Cufack, hoc Ch .ielton ; St. johannei Vick; and Catharine Marionette, hitha, from Wilmer; Eh. :abed, Mintotli ; Antdd, Baird; Will. Crow: Atlas, White. idea ; "Pyrr, Hayes; Belton, NieholLn ; Hannah. Davis; AdUve, Cortes; Tom, Woodhouk ; Indian Trader. Manlove; Kitty, Murdock ; Ellis. Reynolds ; Two Brother", Cnoentulks Cambria/42e, Nevin; Corneal). Campion; Watt, • Eke rut, Lothian ; Aftiancc, Patera ; Jamaica, Chi; and Clunks, Qrney, from Jamaica- At 1.Ahe0..-Ikkatt, Waterman, from Dublin ; Anton. Lem .bithi, from Cork; and Experiment. Barnes, from Baltimore. At Opneto—Devotairr, —, from Nrafenudland. ' At elvdt.—W dawn. Itanday, horn Halifax; and Nailer. Reabaraii, from Pktuvr. • • Tharfday fe'nnight the Rodney, Fitoontr, of Dundee, .arrived &ere from Greenland, with 8 flub, producing :so butts of blribher. The mailer reports, that the. Eliridge, Wessreit,likewife be , longing to that place, had on. the 33d ult. s filb, yielding about Igo hurts.. On Wednefday fe'nnight Arri ved Newcalll, the Four Friends, of that port, je . ,.142we0t: mar ter, from Greenland, with 85 cafid blubber, 0 , 41 a ton whale fins, the produce of Jo'whales. 'I he mailer reports that the fifhery at Greenland 14.,s been very unfuecefsful this feAfon, feveral j having only got two or duce when he came aural ton the f R intim:. On the contrary, a letter fr IShields, lays, OnWednefday an 4 Thurfday fe -1 ?era', Greenling (hips paired Shields, all in geacral I very fuccefsful." Laft week, arrived at Whitby, the John, Bro. WIGTON, from Greenland, .with ayo c ommon butts of blubber. of half a ton each, and three .11141 an half tons fin, the produce sloven whales, tyro unicorns, and ten ftals.—Allo the Experiment, THOM** WAITED, from Greenland, with 25octru. mon butt , of blubber, of half a ton each, and fl'ar tons fin, the produce of fifteen whales, two uni. corns, and fifty feali. ! On 'llnrfday fe'nnight,the Hoop Polly.o(Whif . by, Mr. Joint Hopis, mailer and owner, laden I with coals, from Sunderland, foundered at a hula dittance frrm Whitby harbour, for which the ar3a heel ing.—She went down lb tapidly, that not withfianding feveral relfels were in company at the time, not the fmalleft atlillance could be af forded to the unfortunate people on board. The Mary Anne hoop, who was the neareft to her, t au over the fpot in a very few minittes afterward the crew having rope in readinefs to throw, i' I cafe they fhonld difcover any of the Polly's penpl alive upon the water; twit tubber they nor a n ' ictbing belonging to the refill could be feen. WIJA adds to the afiliAion ache frknal. of the nob ism sufferers, is the contiderAt n, that in ten mint,: time the veffel, but for st n fatal WUIII have been life in the harbour. Pe co