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kJ.. 4. v ~ '.:'l , lINISTFIt. d IP. 7173. Misr:. ec-:•limic . :1:on of Lo!ti the I e:h of Jantia4 ! •'.:re, that. hip Majelly is the;;nod underttandin,; !.:t- Pte.! between Denmark and • I.:l..:Tuptect by the adoption It a 7 ael)itrary as iniat ions or the part of i..• ; ..r. d that l.: is not leis atiliCted and alarmed at 1::u naetfure juditied by Ala- Lions and fop; otitiovs as unjutt as ill founded. Ile remarks, sA IAI i;J:ir ire, that by cotrfoun e lin:; the caufe of the tret.feres taken in Rufila againi4 the t Great Britain, with the object of the Convention, relative to neutral navigation, tit.: In kith Government' evid.:ntly mixes two affails which have not the leall connedion with each other. It is a fubjed of perfeil notoridy, that the incident of the occupation of Malta, by the troops of his BtAraN sic Nilitsry, has alone been theoc cafion of the embargo on the Englifh !hips in the ports of Ruflia, and that the Miratters of the Neu t...tl Courts at Peterfburgh, adcd according to their full rowers and inftrudions anterior to that event. The difpute relating to it is abfolutely foreign to the Court of Copenhagen. It knows neither its origin or foundation, or at !call but very imperfectly, and its engagements with Peterf burgh have no 'elation whatever to it. The na ture of thole engagements has been folemnly de clared to be only defentive, and it is inconceivable how general principles, conformable to every poll tire obligation, and modified according to the ftipu lations of treaties, could be ;witty confidcred as at tacks on the rights, or the dignity, of any State whatever. While' the powers who profels them require only their acknowledgment, the conflict of principle, reciprocally maintained, cannot be pro voked but by thole means which, operating as a denial of fads, place them in dire& and inevitable oppotition. The untkrfigucd, by order of the KING his mailer, call:the ferious attention of the Britill Government to thcfe reflcdions, and to thefe jull and incontrovertible truths ; they are analogous to the loyal fentiments of a Sovereign, the ancient and faithful Ally of Great Britain, who is not only incapable of offering, on his part, any injuries real or voluntary, but who has well founded titles to a return of forbearance and juftice. The prompt cell'ation of proceedings hoflile to the intereas of Denmark, is a circtuntlance to which his Majelty (till looks forward with the confidence he has ever •ifhed to entertain with regard to his Britannic Majefty ; and it is in his name, and conformably to the infirtsftions expreffed on his part, that the underfigneci ittlifts on the embargo placed on the Danifli veffels ;n the ports of Great Britain, be i. Imediately taken off. By a militant feries of moderation on the part of the King, die meafnres to which the outrageous proceedings of the Britifh Government authori fed him to have had recourfe, have been fufpended, Lis Majetty deeming it an at of glory to give, by this tneans, a decifive proof of the falfehoesl of the fulpeions advanced againit him, and of the doubts thrown on his intentions. But if, contrary to all expedation, the Englifh Government perfias in its violent refolutions, he will fee himlelf with regret reduced to the urgent necellity of exerting thole means which his dignity, and the interefls of his fubjeds, will imperioufly prefcribe. (Signed) WEDEL jARLSSERG. ANSWER. ••• I" 1,. •' ;'.l .. i •\•••• C~ :y ,~" ' -. • ~. , p,J. _ .. . •r ;.1,•• . _ i;t47-itteet, rt. b. 25, act. Lord HAWK Envy! y prefems his compliments to Count WEDEI. JA2LSII.FitC, and has the honour to inform him, that he Mill lofe no time in commu nicating to the D.tnillt Government his Majefty's fentiments on the contents of Count WEI:a JAR LS BERG'S Note of the z3d it - Stant. Lord HAWK ES. BURY requells that COMIC WEDF LJAX Ls nEAG will accept the alfurar.ccs of his high confideration. NoTE. The underfigned has cottflandy repofed an un limited confidence in the fentiments and modera tion of his Britannic Majeny. He has confequently only endeavoured, in the preliminary Note of Lind HAI': K F SBV v, dated the •:s'th °flan. month, in anfwer to 'pi; vi.;eial Note oldie 23d, to difcoeer the exprelii-sti at:itran're of thole fertiments which lhoulti traufn ittc.l to Copenhagen ; and lie is terlitadi:l t thv of thent on the of N • Britanaic :• ; ' watti'''.'fied, by call ing, b ch, r. •:t ant! b1.14.4t:0r; man ner, the att. ti..: Govisitrecht to the crrt fent:Dion!: t.t if ; tratnnii;ted thrutr . ...h their a.c ani oiict.s. f ?he Bet the ad of conciliatory meafures is con tlantiy totaid and ns, i.n the c , ntrary, th , ,e of vielence and injuilice are dale accumu- Luing,t!te onderfl3ncd cannot acquiefcc . , in (Bence, in the contimtation of tile. Date of thin 7., %%Inch only te: bar the way to anii.::olleckp!anation , , aryl to ''e the d..ardl intereits of each 1,,,c,,F*, in con:epic:ace, to renew with the demand made in the name cl hic C. •:;1 the Ln.Oargo placed on the D.osi,ll vi C:orld be iniii....dtatJy taken off.— io ~, tation of a fittisfa.:tory .infwer, hi. lets to .I.'.;re i.:.cetiency, land JIAwa:::KV, i it:A Cn1111(10.1L:011. i. •.. .1 , , , March Ck,sBot. ".1% r...167zr • principal Svcre ....y "arc . Atfairt, h,tt tile honour • 7!....• fl.t: Note of Count ikirori. Jan c : • xo, Lk Do. •tl: Nt.tjelly's Envoy F.xtr.ioedinary Pleoirotcntix•y, of (Ili: ,;,-, od . (.rn: Lim, tha. he hax tranf 1. d t : • ICtlarg4; d'Affaires .it o n -en. I. • tornv..r Note of Oa . •.. .try, will be delivered to [Lc I; :•,...) t ttt.l %Oki) v. ill fully explain . . 4 • • • ir:cnt% cn EL: k;;;T:rcitcvs LOD 4, •^, March 4, t Rot. `~I~:II'J) _ JAILLSIIIIRG. Co. o.fi AK; Thc ta-Alerfigncd C: Wrlltt. JAp.l.• tt Ku to acceist the alllmr.cc • ! I cobleticrAti.in. • GAUL Awx k 5 AV V. GER ATANr. HAMBITN.GH, MARCH 3t. Lite m the evening of the eSth inflant, advice heing,reccived here front Pinrcbr,rg, a town in kleltlent, abot.t the ti :;-tree of five )eagues front r} i. ralace, that the Prince was advancing with the Dann troops, two Menit , :rs of the Senate and the Syndic hievaing were immediately difotcheti to the Daeift head •::carters, to dtpreeate lo vio- ILlCNivac , l a proceeding. The Prince of tlrssE having heard, in fullen tilenee, what the Deputation had to glaVdy pulled out his watch, and looking at th: hour, addrelled the De truth, in the follow ing words :—" Gentlemen, it is now eight o'clock ; return home, and convoke your Aldo; melt and C d tens, and deliberate upon what reception they will think proper to give me. Meanwhile, depend upon my being be ore your gates by eight o'clock to-morrow morning."— Alarmed at this declaration, the Syndic warmly expollulated, but the Prince, rather piqued, inter rupted him, " foftly, Sir, foftly ! Confider where and with whom you are The affrighted Deputation returned to tro.. - 11 and delivered the un welcome meifage which the Prince fent by way of ultimatum. The Senate at and deliberated the whole night, and about one o'clock in the morn ing they convoked all the citizens to accept or re jai their decree in this emergency. The debates of the citizens were warm and tumultuous, and they refolved, in the name of their conftituents, to defend the city tc the lag extremity. This refolu tion was adopted on the fuppolition that the KING of PRUSSIA would fend troops to their relief. The Pruffian Minifter, however, received an eflafette a little before daybreak: in confequence of which he informed the Senate, that the KING, his mailer, found it necelfary, under the prefent circumftances, that the Danes fhould pals through and occupy the works and fortifications of Hamburgh. Some per funs infinuate that Hamburgh will be annexed to Denmark, by virtue of a keret article of the treaty of Luneville. The number of Danifh foldiers has been increafing fincc Snnday,and they now amount to near twelve thoufand men, looking more like banditti than regular troops. They are quartered in the fuburbs and adjacent feats and villages. In town - they only occupy the ramparts, 'gates, and principal guard houfes. The harbour is likewife blockaded by nine Danifh gun-boats, but not a tingle Englifh fhip remains. As it was reported that the Danes would ufe reprifals againft all Bri tills property, the Englifh merchants here took care to fecure the greater part of their goods in due tim:. No bufiners has been done upon the Ex change fince we entry of the Dane... This even in* it is reported, upon the authority of certain private letters, that feveral thoufind Pruffians will arrive here before Sunday next ; lint whether to turn out the Daises, or to pals the Elbe, to occupy • Stadt, Harburgh, and other parts of Hanover, is not known. I 1 S I LONDON. FRIDAY, APRIL so. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Conti& 571--for May 5814 News per Cent.934*--Old 5 per Cent 951 Long ADO. In 15.16...0M11it1121 443 prem. PRICK OF STOCKS Y ESTIRDAY 3 per Cent. Red. Run Short Ann. 5 i-t 6 3 per C. ConL 57 Imp. 3 per Cent S7 ff 4 per CM!. 7Si Imp. Ann. Its-161 $ Per C. NavY 931 4 Iritlys per C. Bpi Spi S Per C. LoY• 93i 2 Omnium 441 Long Ann. 171 Conf. for Aer..581 Several ezpretres from the Admiralty have this week been tent to Chatham an&Sheernefs, to haften the equipment of the (hips of war, deltined to join the fleet under Sir HYDR PARK['; and dire ling them to fail the moment they are ready. Ycacrday the ZEALOUS of 74 guns, Rear• Admiral Tom, and the PLt•MPER gun-brig, failed from Shccrnefs for the North Sea ; and there is reatbn to think that no attempt will be made to pafs the Sound, till our fleet is fufficiently strong to be a match in the Baltic for all the force that RufTia, Sweden, and Denmark, can fi; out to oppofe it. Yel:rday evening a telegraphic difpatch wat ,cceivcd at the Admiralty, announcing the file arri•:..l off the Ilk rf Wight, of the following lhips b.1..r.;a; to 0:: lion. Lail India Company Pe CLSS May ; ROYAL CHAP.LMTTS ; VS ALINER CLSTLE ; C:;FFNLLS; UPTON CASTLE; SCALESAY CASTLE ; Q2een, and Anna, cf Bengal ; Aurora, a .td TElthorough, Whalers. Captain Ilkiooss, ti the Engineers, handed from the Urrow C/4 ST:. r, with difpatches from the Cape of Good Hop, : t! : above Ihips fell in with the Grand Fleet on Monday la(!, in the mouth of the Channel; and, accorthi to our Portcmouth letter of this day, were hest night preceeding to the Downs. This morning we received French Journals ofthe sth and kh init. being two days later than thole rea.,:ived before. Peace has been at length finally concluded hztwcen the French Republic and NH pl:s. One oldie articles is, that hi, NEAPOLa TAN MAJ! 571 renounces all right to the Mind of Elba, and cedes it for ever to the French. An article from Naples dated March 25, contains two contra diaory paragraphs refpefting the army under Sir R. An ERCROM BY, one of which lays, it had been reptilled, and th odi:r, that it had not dared to land. The fame article (rates, that the Englilb Hag was flying at Zante, and that three Ruffian frigates, having on board the Ruffian troops who had !wen fiationed at Corfu, were lying at anchor at 131 indifi. The intelligence fmm the North is not of to late a date as that brought by the lan I lamburgli Mail. No farther mention is 'made 11 of jGAUT t 1%11. PROM THE PARIS JOURNALS. PARIS, APRIL 4. Letters horn Conflantinople of the 27th of Fe bruary (late, that on the 23d the Reis ErFENT)I comunicated officially to the Spanifh Million, tlf:tt an exchange of the Turkifh prifoners in Ep:yr• againtt the French prifoners in Tui key, had 1..;:a definitively agreed to by the Sul,lime I'm f• 7. vefrel had been difiaatched to Egypt to i;.t . :)rir. General Mr iou of this refolution of t 1;:. GRAfs,, SEGNIOR, to acquaint him with the bates adoptec', and conveying to him a lilt of all the French de tained in the Ottoman Empire. On the 2Ctif .; February, the Generals Chats de 13rigad..!, and prißcipal Officers were fet at liberty, and the com plete deliverance of all the French confined in Turkey will loon be efithed. The fame letters announce that one of the Ja nifEtries belonging to the Spanilh Miffion, goin from Aleppo with the aid dcilined for the lizench prifoners in different parts of the I.evaia, was maffacred at the dittance of two leagues from the town of Orfa. He was robbed of 60,0c0 Flatters which the Adminittration of aid at Contlantino ple was fending to the French detained iu Cy prus and Syria. TREATY OF PEACE BETWEEN THE FIRST CONSUL OF THE FRENCH REPUBLIC, AND HIS MAJESTY THE ICING OP THE TWO SICILIIS. The FIRST CONSUL of the French Republic, in name of the French people, and his Majefly the KING of both the SICILIES, equally animated with a defire of putting a definitive end to the war which wafts between the two States, have appoint. ed as their Plenipotentiaries, viz. the FIRST CON. SV L of the French Republic, in name of the French people, Citizen CHARLES JOHN MARY AL Cy lex ; and his SICILIAN MAJESTY, the SiCUT ANTHONY de MICHEROL/X, Knight of the Royal Conflanti nian Order of St. George, and of the Ruffian Im perial Order of St. Anne of the Firft Clafs, and Colonel in the fervice of his Majefty ; who, after exchanging their full powers, have agreed to the following articles : L There mall be peace, amity, and good anderftanding be tween the French Republic and his Majelty the KANO of both the Sicilia. All hoftilities by land as well üby Ica 'hall de finitively ceafe between the two Powers, reckoning from the day when the ratifications of the prefent Treaty Rail have bail exchanged ; and previous to that period the armlltice concluded at Poling°, on the 29th of Pluviofe laR, (Feb. 18th,) between the refpative Generals, ball be in full force. 11. Every anterior adi, engagement, or convention, entered into by either of the contraeting parties, which may be contra ry to the prefect treaty,is hereby revoked, and Rail bc eonfokr ed as null and void. IIL All the ports .1 the kingdom of Naples and Sicily lhall be fitut avid% all kips of war and all trading vetch belonging to the Turks and Eng Wit, till the eonclution of a definitive peace between the French Republic and there two Powers, as well as a termination of the differences which have ariku between England and the powers of the North of Europe, and particu larly between Ruffle and England. The faid ports, on the other hand, (hall remain open, both to all (hips °f i rer or trading veiled& belonging to his Imperial Majefty of Rums, and thole States comprehended in the armed neutrality of the North, and to thole of the French Republic, and its Allies ; and if in cankquence of this deurmination. his Majefty the King of both the Sicilia &mak' find hindelf attacked by t►e Turks or Englifia, the French Republic cugages to place at the difporal of his Majelly, whenever required, to be employed In his States, a numb, r of troops equal to that which may be fent as auxiliaries by his Majelly the Emperor of Ruilla• IV. His Majefty the King of both the Sieilics, renounces for ever for hhnfelf and his fucceffora, firft, Porto Lompoc, in the Mend of Elba, and every thing belonging to him in that Mend ; lecoodly, the two prefidencies pf Turcany, and he cedes theft 35 well as the Principality of Plumbino to the French Govern ment, which may dirpok of them at its pleafure. V. The Frefich Republic, and his Majefty the King of both the Sillies, reciprocally engage to remove every fequeftration from all of revenues and property felted, confifcated, or detained, belonging to citizens, fubjeds of either Power, in the courre of the prefent war, and to admit them ;:filitee r tively to the legal enjoyment of dick rights and incomes which may be long to them. VI. In order to efface every appearance of tliofe private nuf fortunet by which the prefent war has been difUnguifbed, and to give to the !gut now re-thabliihed that folidity, which can be expected only from an oblivion niche pait, the French Re- public renounces all idea of demanding farther fatisfaelion fur any events of which it may have had reafon to complain, and the King on his part, within to contribute as much u in him lice towards making amends for the troubles which have taken place in his Staten, engages to utak to be paid within three months, reckoning from the day when the ratifications of this treaty Mall he exchanged, the (um of scopoo franca (about so,OOOL Ruling), which goaU be divided among th.: l'rttelt agents and citizens, who have more particularly been the vie. tints of the difurdcrs, which took place at Naples, Viterhu, or in other prise( the (oath of Italy, on account of the Neapo- litans. VII. Hl Sicilian Majcfty comet 'lib to permit all 'bore of his Uticas who may have been perfccuted,bardlised, or forced to expatriate themfelves on account of t vent. relating to the refulence of the French in the Kingdom of Napltv, to return freely to their country, and to have their property etPored.— His Majefty likewife promires, that all perfons now confined on account of the political opinions they have manna. ..4, Ma be inliandy let at liberty. VIII. His Majefty the King of both the Siclli s en7ages to ante to be reftored to the French Republic the Ratan and other objects of the arta a sarric4 away from Rome by the Nea politan troops. IX. The pecfent treaty is declared cosnonoi to the num Ln, Cita!pine, and Ligurian Republica X. The prdent treaty Roll be ratified. aid the radiative§ exchanged within the work of thirty days at moR. - Dow sod lined at Flotence, March a, aim. (ciil§ed) DI bUtiILILM. NAPLES, MARC?! 2!:. ACTAY oli.r day, in a numn;,a; zt:Tembly, that intelligence he had received flatll, that the Engla b..cn repulfed in Ep Uni:c-1 States n+ America jnit ivied a. letter frwn tlalta,.datcd March 7, that the Ennlitli had not Own ac .annt. c , l to land.—A rciii:l arrived from an accoc.nt, that ;h.: appeared (IT hut finding the pottz. %yell I;tiarded, did not gil : c to land. For a mont:: pal the 1 7 .r.glif!L flag has he:u!•:. inn in the illaad of Zant: - ... Three ate at anchor at ihinslifi, having on flans who were at Corfu. General MURAT has written to the C , .;•ar.:r. dant cf . thefe !hips, if he does not find 1:h•a: :1 ii!lety at Briraii , i, to retire to Anconl, a: ,d pay and proritions will be infmc4 to l ittcnitair. SAINT-GA LI., MARC:I :7. MARK ANTHONY PELLIS, alias CONOD, 1,.. man, has brought hither two artifts, from England, who have conftruaed very inge. nious machines for fpinning fine cotton, for mak. ing muffin, and other fine works, the manufae: ture of which employs thoufands of individual~ the cantons of Scnthis, Thurgau, and Zulic!:. Thefe machines arc equal to thole of England, and promife great advantage to our country. Tilt enterprife is fupported by fubfcription. Citizen PRLL►s, in the name of the comp.= has requefted from Government—►l. tacalptia from imports of every kind during (even years, not only for the eftabliflanent, but alto for Ole direa produce of the mechanics—ad. an exc4i4 pr►vilege, during a certain number of years, for the conftruaion of fpinning machines, and other machines unknown in the country. Yellerday the Kitt° took the exercife of riding on horfeback, in the riding-houfe, at Pimlico. Her MAJESTY and the Princefres ELIZABETH, MARY, SO•HIA, and AMELIA, accompanied by the Marchionefs of BATH and the Countefs ()ILLY, took an airing in their carriages on the Road. Ycilerday morning his Royal Flighnefs the PRINCE of Wa Les, attended by the Earl of 13Alk. RYMOR e, left town for Brighton. The Cabinet Miniaers held a Council yellerday at Lord HAWRESEURY'S office in Dosvning-:11:!ez. Yale:day Mr. N. VANSITTART ClNeled vi a his Office as Secretary to the Trcafury, ii. tac room of Mr. C. Lown, who took his leave. A Board was held upon the occalion, at wEicli Mr. ADDINCTOM prerldCd. Lord ELDON, not yet having been able • ) an audience of the KING, has not a.: ;.rett Seals: but, according to report, he sill have as interview next week. Yefterday a Court of Dire tors was held at Eaa-India Houfe, when DAVID Scott, and MI xxs, Efqrs. were chofen Chairman and Deputy for the year enfuing. Count WOROR zow, late Ruffian Ambaffador at our Court, is returning to the Continent by the way of Calais, in hopes of appealing the relent ment of the Emperor PAUL, who accufed him of detaining the Ruffian fleet and troops in thi: ccam.- try. His property in Rullia has been fecinearated. The French are employing great ailivity in re pairing the Port of Dieppe, which is deltined to receive velfels of a middling five. A letter from Lilbon, ciat..td March 26, fl vs— ,r Recently died, at the Britilh Hotel, at lleiecns Ayres, the fon of the Earl of POR.TMORE : he was in the Ferrol expedition, where he caught a vitalcr: cold, which brought on a confumption, and :::- urinated his exiftence. No one called to fee !:t 't during his long illnefs, and at his death he was iii little known, that the people w)tere he lived were going to examine his papers in the pretence of Not.try, to learn whether he was acquainted .6 idl any one at Lilbon, who would defray the eNpe.lc.s of his interment. This was prevented by the in- terference of a merchant in the city. 4 4 We are every hour in the expo Ration of being ordered to quit Lilbon, for it is expe&cd that the French will actually overrun Portugal ; the old! doubt is their attempting it. The French taken four Brazil velfels, outward bound ; they put moll of the men on board one of the prize, and permitted her to efeape. The Incendial , fire Blip, has been captured by them, ao.i, accord ing to the cuftom of the navy, burnt at The entrance to Oporto is fo extremely mus, that two Englifh and two Portlignele inept chantmen, going thither laft week, fr•,:o Lit:)on, were loft. Ships failing to E..aiburgh sere tamed Come days, to put 3o or 4o rapais nn twaid they Ne idled to fend out of the country. MAE /.1.1, our firft dancer, was one of the party. " Our merchants have received permilTion to fend their wines to England without pa!ing thc duty, until they are fold. It is believed that this port will foon be (but againa the En3lith, and Hamburgh will precede. " We have this moment been informed tlier Spain has agreed to fome pacific terms e.:111 Pot " We arc very bufy in receiving all the heavy baggage of the auxiliary army, which are under or de tomarchatamoment'snoticetodiefrontiers of Portugal. General FR ASE R, and all his Staff, leave this the 24th inf}. and the tro ps embarked on die fame day on board of Brazil Blips, which arc to take them to Oporto, which place is to be head quarters. All the Portuguefe cavalry and foot left this place above a week ago': the inhabitants do the dirty of it.—All the Emigrant Regiments were review ed by his Royal Hightwft Prince Ai.- (11) ST VS FREDERICK lea week, who was higlili ,pleated with their foldier-like appearance."