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STATE PAPERS. NUMBER I. D:CLARATMN DELITI RID TO EI•ALBINT, IT COUNT COLLORIDO, ON THE SUBJECT OF THE OCCUPA TIOV OF PAS'AU, SALABOURG AND BERCHTOLS WIDEN, SY •USTRIA. 44 When his IMPERIAL MAJESTY proceeded to the opening of the deputation of the Empire, he hoped, by means of that meafure, to preferve the Germanic Empire from the extremity equally pre ludicial to its conflitution as to its independence, of Peeing the important changes in its territorial and conilitutional relations executed by unilateral military occupations without the participation of the Emperor and of the Empire, a participation competent to them however, according to the treaty of Luneville and the law of nations. But his IMPERIAL MAJESTY had not the happintfs to attain his paternal and patriotic obje4ft. Within the time when the projets concerning thefe changes were Dill myfteriouily concealed from the EM4SROR, and from the Germanic Body, military operations were executed in the Northern circles. The difpofitions made at the fame inftant, with the greatelt publicity in another• country, in the centre of Germany, were relative to fo great a rnafs of flates, that not only a great part of the countries, affured by anterior negociations to the Grand Duke of Tuscany, were comprifed in them, but to replace them by other hates, was rendered impotlible by other arrangements. His Majcity learned at the fame time, that confider& ble affem:llages of Palatine troops had taken place along the Inn, and upon the frontiers of the territory of Palau. The Prince Bifhop of PASSAU apprifed him of the urgent danger to which he law himfelf expofed, and of the approaching in. vation of his refidence and poffernons with which he v:as threatened. He invoked the proteaion of Ails Majelly the EMPEROR and KING. His Majef ty refolved, in confequence, to prevent thefe enter prises, contrary to the authority and the intereft of the Imperial Court, by fending his Co•Com miffioner to the Diet, and Plenipotentiary to the Deputation of the Empire at Munich, with the molt preventive inftruaions. " He was ordered to make the mot friendly re. prefentations againft thefe meafures, which gave the fignal of general crininfion, and example of violence, and which obliged the Imperial Court to take energetic meafures of precaution to fecure for his Royal Highnefs the GRAM) Duos, the in demnities which bad been folemnly pros:sited to him by France and the Empi re . M. de Hymn, was, in confequence; authorifed to propofe a con vention by which the two Courts were to abftain from all the occupations until the Deputation of the Empire had entirely terminated its delibera tions. He was at the fame tithe authorifed to open negociations with the Palatine Eleaoral Court, to arras, and combine .the refpeeive claims of indequuty, promifing, - on the part of the Imperial 'Court, the moll fincere anctgreateft re oca for the interefl of his Elifitoral Highnds.— But all thefe reprete.ntations atitpwpofitions were thrown afide, . 'lire Palatine Eltekoral Court re - fufed to conclude an arrangement of nowoccupar Lion even for three weeks. At the fame moment the Palatine troops attempted, 'by pang the Auftriah rettiory, to take, the city .of ilafrau by furprife. The Court of Munich did not even choofe to hind•itfelf to defift in future from filch. matures. All there events confirard and augment.. ed the fearp of his IMPERIAL AdrAJISTY, and, act* be learned xt.the fade tittle, that the entry, of the Palatine troops into the city andlipiftsopric of Pal fin was to take -place innnedittelyt his *kick' could no longer abltain totake4tie necefiltry pre: cautions to oceypy the ci . ty,sod principality of Paffan, and to extend thefe wisdoms to the neigh. bouring territories pf Sal z burg and-of Berchtolf gaden.—His Majefty battens to make known thefe events to his exseikates aerated at the Diet, and ptincipally to.tbofe.whieh make part of the depu tation of.theEmpire ; adding, at the fame time, that the moit'fliiet orders have been given to the Imperial treoPsin the three principalities, not to in terfere in7the fmalleft degree, in the internal go-' vernment of there States, or in the collation of their revenues; Ms Majefty conceiving himfelf jaftifiedby the aboVe events to protea the indem nities of his Highneis the Grand Duke of Tux- CANT, yet, without conceiving hirnfelf authorifed to take poffefllon of them before the entire com pletion of the bufinefs of the indemnities, in a manner conformable to treaties, and the Germanic Coniiitation." NUMBER IL THE INDEMNITIES. AITLIC Itr:SCRIPT RECEIVED BY TOIL SLICTORAL Mk-DELEGATE OF RONIMIA, 20TH OF AUGUST, . AND DELIVERED TO THR DIRT ON TN? 26TH. His Royal and Imper ial Majefty has been but jilt} informed by the Imperial Court of ituffia of the contents of the fubjoined declaration which that Court and the French Government intended to lay before the Extraordinary Deputation, con vened for the Ourpore of regulating the points which have not been fettled in the Treaty of Peace d the Empire. His Majelly does not lofe a mo ment to give to the Sub-Delegate of Bohemia the infinielions which, in this unlorefeen cafe; be judges molt fit, in conformity *lt his folicitude and cares conflantly direfted to the good of the Empire. No reproach can 'be made againft his Welty or the Germanic Empire, founded upon the delay of the meeting of th e E x t raor di nar y De putrion of the Empire. More than nine months have palled 'ince the nomination of that Deputa• tion has been notified on the part of his Imperial ntjelly and the Empire to the 'French Govern ment, and fume that Government•bas been invited toappoint Plenipotentiaries to co-operate in its name, and declare its.opinion upon the &telt time for the meeting. So far from the convening of the Deputation being urged upon_the pan of Rance, a fatisfatiory anfwer never hai been given npan the fubjed. Neither has the Amballitdor . of his Imperial and Royal Majetty been able to obtain from tin French Government to engage in ,„, a ElMiaratart .11Pnriviat;nn_with_thal s ~~ before and after the nomination of the Estraorili- ' nary Deputation of 'the Empire. Very far from it,it has always anfwered in an evafioe and dila tory manner to the reiterated requeft made to it, verbal and written, on the part of the Impeeial and Royal' Court. As to the new negociation pro poled, at the end of laft year, by his Majclly, the Emperor of Raffia, to take place in concert at Paris, his Majefty has adhered, in the moll friend ly manner, to that propofition ; but, notwithßand ing that, his Ambaffador has neither been called to that negociation, nor been in any way informed of its progrefs and refult. After fuch proceed ings his ldajefly thinks that the meeting of the Deputation of the Empire, whether more or lefs tardy, cannot be a founded motive to reftrain the right which the Emperor and the Empire, as prin cipal contraaing parties in the Treaty of Peace of, Luneville, poffels, and have formally referved to themfelves to immediately treat upon and regu late the bufinefs of indemnities, as alfo all the other points which go to the completion of the faid treaty of peace. His Majefty, on the contrary, is perfealy affured, Oen the two Powers above men tioned, entertaining a juft refpea for the inviola ble rights of an independent State, fuch as is the Germanic Body, will not difavow in praaice this firft and principal attribution of independence.— That it may be ken how well his Majefty is found ed in reckoning upon the jaftice of the two Powers, he will give to the Empire a confoling explana tion, by communicating to it the official affurance which was given to his Amharador at Paris, by M. TALLIYILAND, Minißer for Foreign Affairs.-: The following is word for word that affurance as the Ambaffador has reported is:.••••4 You may be affured that we have only agreed with Ruffia what propofitions to make to you. We cannot even call this a plan. It is but a fimple pro)et which we fubmit to the deliberation of the Diet, as the means which appeared to us as the beft calculated to fatisfy all parties as much as that is le. —lt will be propofed ' as a counfel, anill b no Means with a tone of authority, or with an air of a dirpofition to force the thing.' " He is confirmed, therefore, by this, that when even thefe Powers may deem their count& and friendly interference necefary for the arrangement of fuch a complicated bufinefs, they do not, there fore, in any wife intend to difpute the power. and right of the Germanic Empire to regulate by it felf the claims to indemnities, as well as lb many other points which nearly concern its ConAitution, and on which depend its welfare or its decline. " In this affurance his Majefty charges his Eke total Sub-Delegate of Bohemia to interfere, as far melee is competent, in order that the Extraordinary Deputation already affembled, qpen without de lay its fittings in the conftitutionaLform ; that it enter into a negociation conformal& to Treaties with the French Plenipotentiesti with.the in tervention and co-Oristion , 'of the leinter of Raffia ; and that it deelare to thefe two Plenipo tertiaries, in the name ofilseEmpire,theconildence which the Germanic Body has in tilt eqiiitable views of the two Powers, adding thereunto .the afurance that the Deputation . will take their friendly propofitions into ferious'courttlerakilMe r y The Eleaoral Sub-Delegate of ,Bohainlii - fella charged to communicate thofefentinsents of his Majefty to the Plenipotentiaries of Prance and Raffia, adding that though according _to the Law of Nations, and alto according to th e Laws of the ' Empire l ' the Deputation cannot be refrained even by then Hescrof the Etipire within a peremptory term, yet that his Maelly, in his quality of King and Eleaor of Bohemia, will a l ccelerate, as much as . pdffible, the termination of the paints Which are to (militate thit cornplctiott of tb* haws! Ik .. . . - • mimr. • • RATISION, AUGUST feconthfitting of the Dies took .place the 06th. The Mai* of BOheittia,, M. A. Scititteridelivered to'it'a Very important note up4l theCleclarattimt sod CORT• 11: tion Oven in the s4th by the Milliken of Frame. and itulia.-411iltati Paith Or the its. ai alms& • This .declaration of the Court of Vienna, the firil that it has publillted relative to the convell., tion ofj indleatmties has prnduced a lively Cenra -1 tion among the accredited Minifters. As yet,. the Mini (ler of Bohemia is the only one who has votes, %Ton the plan of indemnities—dna of the ntheral are waking for inilrudions.- We are allured that M. de GOIRTZ Wilt vote , ' *t the next fittiag. M. l Cottoarno, Milliner S O lplia, his *depreted to Sf.d'ALatat &very aiorig 4nd very inrponant declaration, in the name of Coen, •upout the fubjeet of the occuPatien of NEW, all_ rtglint and Berr.htolfgaden. TM: dedarata b*i_ L battb carried to the PiEtatore.,n* Siatr Fitert.N.D* NOLLiOID. HAGUE SEPTEMBER 3.—The Secretary and Suite of the Bikilh ArobaiTador have arrived here, where the fpeedy arrival of AinhaifactortfroM all the Europein Powers is expe4ed. It is confider ed as a little extraordinary, that rruiSa is the only Governnient that has not yet appointed a P.lialacr to the Batavian RFpublic.. The Lieutenant-Generals, Major-Generals, and Colonels, are *clued in confecitience of a refolu don adopted thin morning by COvernment.--The motives of this mature are not known. The 'Tifolution lately adopted by the Legiflative Alterably for eflablithing a Society for catching Whales ap4 Seals on the Coall of Africa, contain• . ipg the laws and regulations for concluding that Company, has been publilhed ; and it is thought dr the fufcription, which is to remain, open three months,' will loon be filled, as iharei in it may be had fo low as iOOO florins. Citisen Li' Plaitti, Agent of the Police ' dif miffed all the otters belonging to that Doard, in a moil honourable, manner on the 3111 ult. that agency being now aholillted. The direaion of the General Water-kate at this country, which was _ AO • • • ea • ••• • • If. _ _ . LONDON. - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER is PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per Cent. Cerrolt 684—for ace. 6*—Omnium dif. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : 3 per Cent. Conf. 68 f Exchequer BiHs 31. to 45. Pte. 5 per C. Ann waif Omnium 8f 9 Et dif. Insp. Ann. i U 3-16 Cool. for 04. ace. 681 Our Readers have Peen fome extra4ts from the India, Papers, refpeaing the depofed Nabob of the Carnatic, to-morrow we (hall lay before them extraas from the correfpondence, which has been brought forward to prove a pretended confpiracy againit the Britifh Government in India. At pre fent we (hall only remark that, as the old deceafed Nabob had been encouraged by the Britith Go vernment, to maintain; if poffible, terms of friend flip with Tippoo Sultaun, it will be difficult for any unprejudiced perfon, after making proper al lowance for eaftern metaphor and hyperbole, to infer any thing from the correfpondence, which lhould be conftrued to the prejudice of the accufed family.—But wby need we dwell on this fabled at prefent—lthasbeen often remarked that the period between the depofition and funeral of a Monarch is generally very wort. We did not• expert the adage would have been verified in the prefent in fiance. We learn, however, that advices were re ceived by the laft overland Difpatch from India of the death of the Prince who has been depofed.— the intelligence is not officialiA communicated from Lord Clays ; but there is no doubt of the fart l we are now gravely told that from this Orem ftance it is probable the fubjea will become lefs interefting by the time that Parliament meets. This morning we received a Moaiteur of the 7th. The only article it contains worth notice is a letter from the Coioniil Prefea 'of Martinico, dated July tg, Rating, that he had arrived at that Mend to take potreffion of it, and had been re ceived in the moft friendly manner by general Karim, the Britifh Governor. ISLAND OF MARTINICQ. INAILES HENRY IIEITIN t COUNSELLOR OF 3T4TE O? THE TRENCH tort/ewe, COLONIAL PREFECT 'OF MARTINICO s AND ITS DEFENDINCIES, TO THE MINISTER OF MARINI AN D copowlss. - • pat ire, MeSdor 30, year io (July 19). . I have the hononr,.Citiren Minifter, of fending You annexed the duplicate of a !etter I addreffed, to you on the loth ind. (July 9), by a packet which, I am told-, is Shot to fail immediately for England, which will prevent me from giving you fo ample details as I could have wilted , On the ssth of this month ( July 16), I repaired to Saint-Pierre, with the Civil anct Military. Offi cers, to Major General Berm, Governor of the Colony FO . llll Bfitattnie,MNefly. Scarcely wax the corvette I s Betceini,sukoard which I embark ‘ed, obferred .f 044; egfe e ti the Frsnch flag was fainted with afteeti gent from the forts, wbieh. I csufed to be anfwercd by 44 equal falute the . .torts then made a feconddifeharge, which the cor7' vette returned, as Coon as it had come to an an .chor. I then landed amidlt the noire of artillery. ' The whole beach was covered with n - confidetable number of the inhabitants and people of colour ; the Engliffi Officers, and a - detachment of their . troops, were waiting at the port to accompany me to the Government Hoof°. The agent of thel Goi.icinment was received with acclamations and 'Nuts Of joy, which announced the pleafure ex-1 Petienced by • tk•inhabitatits, on again becoming Prefich.-- , Nodiing cOnl4-exceSd the diilinguithed, open, and . cordiatmannerin - Whieh I wax received by (3etilesnl NAPPIL. • flound 1p him the bell into kions, and the Ilronge debit fecopd the views his:Governisent i to ddivet up - the colony in the bell Order,' end is fpeedily at poffible.-,After theft difpofitiois I aiitiatched the corvette, 1e .. 8er.. ems, next looming to Guadaloupe, to which the Adjuiant.Commandant, Rev sat., proceeded with my difpatchestothe Captain-General RICH MIN SR. I lent him thoffi silk which you tranfmitted to me fOr him. Three merchant Chips, two of them from Boordeaux and one from Marfeilles, have arrived here. I obtained leave from General Kepi's'. that they Should be fuffered reckoning from that day, as well as thofe which might arrive afterwards, to unload and to fell theireargoes in all the ports of the colony.—Like thofe of t o Englith, they will be fubjedt to no duties; Ili declarations of the Captains will be received b a French Agent, in order that in giring feeprity they may be able to difcharge the bills they . have brought from France, when they- return thither, which cannot happen till the period when the French flag floats •on the colony. I continue to employ myfelf with the moans of procuring to the barracks and hot"- pitals, about to be left to us by the Engin, all the articles neceffary for our troops, and with which thefe eftabliihments are totally nnprovided. This expense will certainly he great, but it is ne ceffary. The Officers of the Engineers and Ar tillery are now employed in ftirveying the forts and all the military ellabliflunents. I (hail fend you, by the Ora opportunity, the refult of their —4 have shelonour to &lute you NifUTICAL INTALLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY...WIND South. *tame. . Olt2. I Dublin, I Waterford o Hatuburgh o French • • • Dutch FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 7. On Saturday left arrived the CHESTERFIELD packet, C. 11 4 .1 Bunn, with mails from the Leeward Blonds, in 2,8 days Irma Tortola : on the ad init. in lat. op. 3r. long. S. ay. (puke the t 0 p Alfred of Lancafter, from Barbadoes, out zS days, all we it.., p a sm g ee s by the CHESTERSILLD were, Dun tx Soqtris Efq. ANDREW HAMILTON, Efq. Kerr FALsr.RS HULLEsi Efq. and the Honourable Colonel Gioßot Macs; alfo arw td the trench WWI le Penfant, Captain WizARD, with LI. from Noirmoutier ; the Ely, Captain Guit.t.i It, from Ctoifie: both for a market; and the Eagle, Captain Wesa, front Portfmonth, with French Emigrant paffengers, for France Sailed this day the PRINCE ERNEST packet, Pens, wi t h the snails of the tft init. for New York and Halifax; and th e WALSINONAM packet, ROH4RTS, with the mail of th e 31t nit. for Lifbon. Paffegers by the latter were, Mr. M ALet ,, n, Mr. BLURT?, Mr. and Mrs. GALE and daughter, Mn. m . CANDIDA, Mrs. Bowes TODD, and Mrs. WALLER : dr o fa , pi the Prince of Wales. TRELUDRA, for Penzance; the N ip and Mary, JEFFARD, for Poole; and the &grey, Fa lun, for Penzance. Th e pelmet Or WALFS packet, with the rlailirotn 14 0; is hourly aspeeted: the PaENCESS CHARLOTTE packet,KM, with the Mails for Jamaica and Barbadoes, is detained by or• ders from the General Polt Office. Wind North. SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER 9. His Majefty's mip Cuter. has arrived, an'', gone to Clutha to be paid off: the Sr Len is paid down to Cr months, andl, 4 palest on crulie. PROM LI,OYD's LIST. DEAL, Szrr. cf.—Sailed the Fortune and Diamond fr, k '-atti, W . hid:hatch troops, for the Tercl.-4rrived the Becky, Bam. ford, from Bengal, and remaim.—.-Wind 8. W. GRAVESEND, SEPT. 9.—Pafred by the Warley, VlM:tarn:l China Moran, Giles , from Jamaica; Alfred, Forger, frm Marbadoes; Bleng, Maxwell, from Archangel; Thais,--, from Hambnoth ; •Cerei, —, from Wyburgh Raphael, Nixon, from Peterfburgh ; Thomas and Alicc, Hepo, —; and William, Warren, from Mini. ic,—Saikal the John and Robert, for Hanzburgh ; Eliza, llotrnr.a, for Dr marara; Zepbyt, Willis, for Gibraltar; Lonlic•o, aims, tot Breit; lion, Wiif on, for Venice ; Friends, Jones, for Dublin; werviagdzig, and JaMkr Mukha, for Hieburo. ARRIVED. 4 441 e. In ;be Downs—pad Harewood, Bryn4n, from:, , ..::ke,; and the John Adams, Of Lymingtopi Stout, from latpaita. Of Bali.bqpirn 7 -La9i, oore, from Martinique' • or grighton-:..Adtive,re., from Tobagq. At Liverpool,-La favourite, ...,—, from asmioicae. .At licgatte..Pima, Conway, froM London. At Hamburg h—Pegafus, Brown, from Chat-tenon. At Sevillea-Jones and - John, Dicey, from London. At Halifax.-401sn, Heady, from London. 44 Doadnllner4np, Redden, from .London. The Buttetwortb, FoLoaft, (vim London, for thl Soot& Siis, was loft off St. Jago on 1&I of July; crew fAved. Yefterday the ariival of tine Betfey from Bengal waa annouced at . the Eaft India Rode. She lings . tiothif* iiew; kaving aped 4 few days be. fore the Mc;rnington. Palregers:-.4.fr. R. dap 1p /it: 4 . M. A. Barra, and MI SarkM r. John Calder, .Daniel Teton. jrio. Mallen Chad find W. Palmer, Wm. and Marks Dolby. Wednefday arrived at j'ottfmouth the Ameri. can flonp bolphin,frOrri the Cape deYerd Oands, having pg beard the whole crew (except one) of the fhio Butterwoith, of London, lot: on the cora 60t. Foca*, of laid thip,bought the above (loop to bytnglinifelf and crew hove. ..The two State Papers, which we announced yelierdar, will be found undei their proper heads. Tuefday, purfuant to an order from the Com• wander in Chief, his Royal Highncfs the Duke 05 Yoaz, a number of invalids belonging to l'IY• mouth citadel, were difcharged on the out-pennon. There was alto, Tay order of the Lords of the Ad miralty, a large difcharge of labourers from the Vidualling Office and South Down Brewery :and Cooperage. Mr. ARBUTHNOT, accompanied by Mr. LINO' SAT Btraael.t., as his Secretary, fet off early YeC terday morning for *Yarmouth, where they a re to embark for Stockholm. Mrs.AttauTHNOT and chil dren fet off the preceding day for Stockholm. The following notice was yellerday circulated br order of the American Conful refit:lent in London: AMERICAN CONSULATE. The Conful of the United States has the fatiscaetion of 0 naming to his fellow citizens refident in Great Britain, tha t by odk3al difpatehes 'NA received from Tangier, he is inform ed of the Weftabliihment of Peace between the United State. and his Inighttels the EU PERO, of MOROCCO; and that that is no longer any danger to be apprehended trom the Momi (la cruisers. (Signed) GEORGE MM. FRYING. London, Sept. 9, dos. Mr. lklsciora and Mr. CALONNE, according to a Rory now current at Paris, had written to their refpeaive bookfellers in that city to fend them a number of copies of their New Survey of the Finances of Frame.. By a double miftake on the part of the carrier to whom the parcels were entrufted,itimc happened that the financial work of M. NICOR was fent to M. CALONNA, and vice ve,:fil, the W o r k of M. CALONNE to M. NECKER. 'I'M)? ale both reprefented as being much furprifed and irritated at the miftake, and, it is added, that they hare le: down in a pet to refute each other's work. A whimfical article from Paris fays—" Thr Englifh Envoy lodges at the fir of the Golden Lion, in Mount-Pride-Ilreet ; the Envoys of Prt , i:• fia and RuUia, at the fign of the Fox, near ti.' Obfervatory ; thole of Sweden and Denmark, Snug Corner, Look Out-flreet • the Imperial En. voy, at the fign of the Crabs, Blubber:lig Bt'l' ftreet ; thole of the petty fecular Pri !..:6, Invalids; the Sardinian, at the CoTtwaliiin Turkilh Envoy, at the Man without a Head, rear tike Incurables ; the Neapolitan Miniflei. Great stag, Fair Chafe-ilreet ; the Papal M tj s fro m ke PtiEr qleri s rirtd 1E3% toifie, front ce, with id th e c 31ft cool, es. M, faa. John FILE; Czar, 7 or. Lama :d hat rat% Bain. ,frol from Pte. John 'De. P, tor diet ; , for iSth She be. • Mifs atlas neri• nds, ) of ;Daft the iced ads. 'om- :e n 5 Ply- rim% Ad- the and yef- e to d by on : r that trill-