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i PAKIS, JULY fir The perfon named in paw to proceed to London, is (aid to be Mr. Hautiisice., one cf the principal Se cretaries of the Foreign Department. ' JULY ap.—The Spanifit privateer Oriente, from La Plata, to the coati of Africa, has bin taken by the Britills (hip Adamant. 3.—Since - arrival of the Conljntor Fefch Germany have keen the ob- When he returns to Ra e developed. It cannot Joachim, two or three rincely Hodes, will receive fuitable aggrandifernents; and Princes will be united under . The confederate Kings maintain an army of at difpofal of France. I know kuainted with the partiCular the departure of the Elec. Germany.. I (hall, how -1 the fubjeft : When the 1 reporting the approaching abdi• Baden, in favour of the copied out of the Frankfort of this city, which received from the Meairreer, it excited at St. Cloud. The Elm- Alk and good natured, &ti bia refp -4- for the Won of bitterly to the Emperor and Atisfaltion he demanded the Emperor himfelf was give the venerable Eleeor feritunents. The Bleetoral hunk* of the circuma mice to ger& permiSon to conduit his bride home, that the Might %edify at Karffruhr, how very repugnant the idle talk of loch a change was to the real views and intentions of the French Emperor. An extraordi. nary courier wu difpatched the fame evening, that tbefe fenriments might be conveyed as fpeedily as pa fible to Karlfruhe, and that any unfavourable ins prawn made there might be immediately effaced, or prevented, before the arrival of the Meatur, con taining the very fignificant refutation of the article in scallop. . STATE PAPER. mmal...min... &ales thereby `•e feeuri des public would Abbey - do. . ... agreement a the liied the Stitch whereby the revenues fithallatblarifed fpleitual foundations mould aii Iliparately applied to charitable par. Bs skewed, that this Abbey legally • sod thus my particular rep ( g Ib e‘ tine can in no way prejudice she Ilitution. Betides, I have exprefsly efia- WIWI is the Al of Secularization, that in the mean time no 'change (ball take place in tefpea to the con " tribution chargeable upon this Abbey, towards the national revenue sad the redemption of the public debt. For the refi, as it is far from being my inten tion to alter the deftination of the effete of the Abbey to charitable purpofes, I feel fatisfadion in alluring you, that the fpecial adminitiration of fuch parts as have been feparated from the domains, and the apples, cation thereof to fuch beneficent and laudable put. pofehtkall be fcrupuloufly continued, and the utmolk care (hall be taken both to augment there revenues by good management, and to ameliorate the mode of applying them, by the removal of exilling abufes. " a. 'fhe a d interims prohibition of home made felt is to be confidered folely as an inevitable regulation of polies for (tearing an equal (apply of that.article ttt neceffity. and cannot have the apprehea. riN porokioes confequences i Grace the fupply of hk llsee &gray be digninifited, but will only remits soother diredion. " Se The continuance of the hitherto exiiling cow Elution of the country in general, and " 4. The continuance of the provincial conflitu lions, in particular, prefuppore, that a new and more intimate acquaintance with them may be more nece fart' than the Commiffion of Organization has been obit to procure in fo (hort a period, and under fuch difficult circumflances. But they will incefrantly con tinue their labours in this tepee, and I will not here. niter introduce any arbitrary changes, but fuch only as may be neceffary to Unite as intimately as pollible` the Hanoverian territory with my monarchy, of which it now conflitutes a part, and to govern it by filch laws as have been found, by long experience, the fundamental pillars of the power, the fecurity and profperity of the Pruffian States; wherefrom the elle blithe," continua n wilt be to little excluded, that it will much rattier be built up and firengthened, as you may learn from the example of the neighbour ing province., Brandenburg, Magdeburg, and Ha ber limit. 66 5. The petition, with regard to any new modifi cations, upon which the Stater, together with other privileged orders, who may, perhaps, have particu lar knowledge of the fuirjee, fhould be confulted, befere that introdurlion, on account of any injurious conferpiences apprehended tit-reborn, is wholly con. formaole to the (pink of the rILIZIMS of tkie Prullian Guir.rnment, and will be eurLuctl by the Commiffitm r, 1 ges ~: can be done with feisty. Sall bs fo modified, that the grievances of the country. tonne:fed with the prefent extraordinary meaCures, Stall wholly mak. 1 4 From this anfwer you will infer, and I give yon with pleafure the firongell affurances on thts heAd, that my whole endeavours are exclufively direerd to heal the wounds, which the hitherto unhappy wars i have produced, and to render your country c o w - Flatly happy. Neither ambition, nor the IA of ter ritory, but fokly a conviOion founded oo experience,~ Oat the incorporation of the Hanoverian Rates with the Prelim monarchy is obvioufly necelfary for the welfare and feewity of both, have determined me to this union, and to the facrifices conneaed with ir.— Tbe putt has taught you that England cannot pro. tee you, and that you can be proteeted by Pruffia alone. Prufila has now taken upon herfelf this pro. Le6loo, from which you have to mina greater fe curity of perfons and of property, as well as the abo lition of all oppreffive abufes which the diflance of your rulers has produced. But you mull alto clofely unite with a Government which has wrought you all theft bleffings, and fupport, with counfel and rations a confikution which bas been decided upon for your benefit: 04 the other hand. I will always approve myfelf your gracious Sovereign. awkate itti gi ffned " ILIDIRICIC • Jeri 54, sle6." THE EVENING Si- • . LONDON. THURSDAY. AUOUST le. PRICE OF STOWS THIS DAY AT 4 ONR O'CLOCK Cadet, ritevey e eMAndult 61—Redseed.635 Clemehish a Ma. ie 4 . ellf. to as rue. . Reed& se. to sa. dtL PRICE OF STOCIES YESTIRDAY. Rank tech sir luta Seeds, is. see DI. 3 pas Cam Red. An. 6411 hop. 3 pee Cast:ll3l 3 per C. Cont. 64i 63.1 oaf Rader as. fa pr. ova 4 per Cent. SW 09oNam; 94 9f ' per C. Wm 97 Sept 'Eldon [IL sje. LSO/ AMA zit 7 a CeaL fee we. id • %Hate& I B S4 !Al Awsuuw IFISISZSo..TINS Treaty Deperesieet Odle UHRIII 4 Stair have iedimeeed. thee He lievy Na per Ont. ODA will be rid ef, petelpel sea beerek es the at et Wisher easel . est Oa thee the Ste end a Half pee Coes. See* tepid elf tas It of ;mast 1 1 121. day. and OD laddi tellledretberees tea sod Air Ihe'Yetees deem He Triedere d she Hop At COOL ern loviewed .taw the aft of Septembereast ett et She flee eel a MR pet Cow. wilt be addend eke., the Mt of Demether nest. A lislogor. Mr. BASS taco, has at length arrived' with di/patches from Lord Lan° . He came over in the Varrac frigate, was landed at Deal at twelve minutes pall two o'clock yetterday afternoon, and reaeied Mr. Secretary Fox's Office in Dowoiorr• ilreet about one o'clock this morning. There are the Erik difpatches that have been re.: ceived from his Lordthip fence he reached Paris 4: though tome of our contemporaries have been amt ling the town with a (Lori of a Naval Officer having been landed at Saadgate from on board the CLvaa frigate, with difpatebis, with which be proceeded tol town is the Fedisfess Cosa I 1 The arrival of Mr. Basic:co puts an end to a thou faod vague ramos that were circulated relpsaing the treatment Lor d LIMN/MALI bad experienced at Paris ; but. on the other band, it will give rife to nu. morons reports refpeiling the (tate of the aegociatioo. which fliould be received with great caution by the Public. It is sot likely that Millilitre will Puffer a. fingle word to tranfpire of the contents of theft di( patches ; indeed we know that nothing but procralli. nation is expedled from the Cabinet of St. Cloud for tome weeks, to allow time for the return of difpatches from St. Petedburgh, announcing the determination of that Court refpating the difgraeeful Preliminaries . of Peace lately figned by D'Ousetx. Soon after Mr. Basrtreo arrived, the difpatches were fent off by a fpecial Meffenger to His Matters, at Windfor. A Cabinet Council was held at two o'clock this day, when the difpatches were taken into confidera tion ; after which Mr. BASILIC° was ordered to bold himfelf in readinefs to fet off for Paris with difpatches for Lord LAUDIIILDALI. The arrival of Mr. Bssittco Inn improved the Funds a little, a; will be ken is our prices of Stocks. THE EXPEDITIONS. PLYMOUTH, AUGUST is. " Late laft evening and this morning came in here from Exeter, about 420 Cavalry belonging to the 4th Regiment, or Queen's Bays, which are ex-. perfted to be embarked at this place on board the men of war in Cawfand Bay, but the orders to that effe& are not yet received, only that they are to hold them. Pelves in momentary readinefs ; Co fudden was their route received at head quarters, that they left Dor. chalet at half an hoar's notice, and were only two days and one night on the road to this place: they left Exeter yellerday morning, and the horfes came in very much fatigued. We underftand that the troops are to embark without their horfes, taking only their (addles and bridles with them ; they ate at prefcnt quartered in Plymouth Dock, and Stone. honk. One company of Artillery is to embark on board the MALTA, of 84 guns, which fhip has a quantity of entrenching tools on beard. The re maining number of Cavalry are expelled here this evening ; the whose number is Paid to amount to moo men. _ _ 4 , The fleet that was in fight Lift evening from the eaftward, arrived this day at noon, end are the Re - lISTANCE, of 36 guns, and the Parvoyawrs armed florahip ; they have i 4 fail of tranfports, fix with troops, under their convoy : it is Paid that they 'are to be joined by the Saputsou, of ft guns, Rear Ad. ~~~~~ and are going into Frankfort Buracks ; the Lancaflure Militia sre removed to Dock, to make room for them e. The SIR ST truss Lusnisevon,and EARL Srse css, Indiamen, arrived with the fleet, from the salt• ward, and are at anchor in the Sonod it is conjec tured, and even reported, that the Sassrson is go ing to the Eaft Indies; if fo, the above Mips will ac company her." LISBON MAIL. This day arrived a Mail from Lifboa. brought to Falmouth by the Prince& Elizabeth packet. in eleven days, which has brought us the following inters lag communications from our Correfpondeat at Gib raltar : GIBRALTAR, JUNE st, 21%6. " General Fox, with his wife and daughters, failed this morning on board the Oatoa, for Scarp where he goes to take the command of the troops. " The convoy from Ireland. with the Hasoverien brigade on board fee this Guam; and the Case eon a s frigate, from Portfuseathr with liirJoan Moos a, and Generals Sir ettracroza and Macmillan, arrived about two hours after General Fox failed. " Just So.—The Ajax arrived with &jambes from Sir SIDNIT SMITH, who was at Palermo oa the 23d of June. Sir &OMIT bad taken the I(land of Capri, and feveral French ports oa the Italian More, deeroying and carrying of all their artillery. ' u JOLT 59.—0 n the nth intl. the 0111/0111111 fri gate with General Moose, &c. failed from this place f for Sicily : Di Ross's regiment went front this place ' in the tranfpnrts, under convoy of the Carryover). " Six of the Garrifoa Brigade attempted to defert lid night from the garrifon s—ose was dared to pieces in the attempt ; one made his efcape, and four were taken ptifoners. Jur-r al.—The garrifon is pierce!y freakily, and there has been no appearance of the peitilential fever any where in Spain this rummer. But we have received accounts, within there few day% of the plague baring broke out at Tunis, nn the coati of Africa ; in confequence of which a rigid quarantine is impofed on all verfels from that neighbourhood." Lord Levroon Gown, late bed& Minifier at the ,Court of St. Peterfburgh, arrived yenerday at Yar• mouth, with his faits, is the AftleiDit frigate. He was to fit off for town yelierday afternoon. 1 There u, we believe, no doubt whatever that Lord ST. Vinegar has &filially failed in the Heasasta for Lithos. He has, it is alfo Paid. taken with him the DIPIANCI, of 74 guns; the LAVINIA, of 40 gaol; and another frigate. L'lssesruaux, of 8o guns, now vitloalling at Plymouth fora long voyage, is to.fol low his Lordlliip in a day or two I as is alfo the CO. LOllllll4 of 74 guns. Several letters which we have fees repeat what we have already mentioned, that the fervice on which his Lordihip is gone to Liam', is to carry the Royal Family thence to the Brazils. A little time will decide whether there is any truth in this report. A &ate Paper acme importance, the Declaration of his Pr uffianMajelly to the Hanoverian Deputies, will be found in a preceding column. The laR part of it contains, we believe, the &It mention which that Sovereign has thought proper to make of England, as connelied with the country of which he has lately ,taken poffition. It is alfo fo far interelling, as it explains his motives for incorporating Hanover with thi PrufGan Monarchy. The Deputies are told, that experience has proved " that England coma proteet them ; that they can be proteited by Pruffia and that the welfare and fecurity both of the Hano• mien States and the Pruffian Monarchy depend upon their union and incorporation." Are we to conclude from the tone of this Declaration, that his Pruffian Majeßy is determined to maintain his bold upon Hanover ? It will, we are perfuaded, be no eafy talk to induce him to give up that country. for where can he find an equivalent for the lots of it ? The new federative fyllem which is about to be introduced into Germany precludes him from any hope of ever recovering Anfpach or Bareuth. After having driven Aufiria out of the Empire, Bo AAAAA ea will fcarcely be guilty of the indifcretion of fuffering Prußia to occupy her place. Pruffia will therefore Rruggle hard to retain what (he has acquired. Her commercial profpericy has ever been but a fecon dary confideration. It is to territorial aggrandize ment that the courfe and bent of her policy have been invariably direfted. The recent changes in the con. dition of the Continent, as well as the new order of things which is about to be ellabliffied there, cut her off from all hope of farther extending her dominions. It is not unlikely that Heffe and Saxony will find it neeeffAry to feparate themfelves from Prufiia, and cleave to the new league. All the difpofsble part of Weflphalia is in a fair way of being appro priated. either by the King of HoLzatio, or his neighbour the Duke of Czeves. Holaein, Haw ter, and Swedifh Pomerania, are, therefore, the only parts of the North of Germany, to which his ?ruffian Majelly can look for an indemnity for the great facrifices he has made in Franconia. With re. [pat to the Ertl it is lisiowia, that a propofition, of Ave. 3.—Since the arrival at Aids, the affairs of Germ jea of inceffant attention. N tifbou the particulars will be be doubted. that header Duki German Elc&oral, or Prince! the royal dignity, with fuitab that the petty German Princ their fceptre and lopremacy. and Princes will together r hall tao,ooo men at the difp tent how far you are acquain eireemitaisces attending the total Prhme of Baden for G ever. itld a few words on tl well, bora article reporting radii's( the Eleaor of Br Visboreil Prince. was cePir journal into the Papers of tl slavers reprimand for it Iron ita extraordinary (titration al *oral Prince, equally mode& leg hirdelf weanded in his t his parent. complained butte Einprefs ; he obtained the I with the greater facility, as t glad of an opportunity to gi a proof of his perfonal feutt Prince farther availed humid r• reqttelk peratiSon to conduit nactaeatior in COOSICILOT Ills seajraTT ?NI (ITO Or raussia, TO TNII/11111111118OL110 DIPOTtiI OP TNII &&&&& TRIMS venviscrs• o !"Geodemen—lly your appointment, your Deputy Count Von Hardeoberg has laid before me your re- refracts:ion of the third infiant I and Them. °Were. ad from it, with faiisfailion, that you have acknow• ]edged with gratitude my regulatioasin regard to the Hasoverian Strum The additional fontlintrots therein contained are to me a ((clarity, that you will hence- feeth be devoted to me and to my Houk with the fuse loyalty which you difcovered for your former lkstoreigns. I therefore have made no delay in more , clokly learning from your Delegates thole concerns that were outraged to them by you, and now coat: iiimiesto to yea the following aafwer to the declare- ** gketija by them z• Ns. VIM reprd to the feenlarization of the Abbey of Uerietwode. aad the reiiminstation relative there- =ilea ealr the C.esilitotioe of the States thereby alsoratisp, bet that one 'of the fecurides thereby eggeepb* to the papiosat of ' the public veveswe. and the ffde- ne of the liohlic debt, would - withdeows, &mild the revenues of the fold Abbey be lefegotably molted with the OWL* of the do- mains, erntrary to the legal egreseeeet between the •, - r therefore, offers the only fource from which his Prof. Gan Majelly can derive conspenfation, and it looks as if he were determined to maintain the footing be has acquired there. tdominionshiguarantee4 b) , KUUill. iIIDORT, Yeeerday, about twelve o'clock, their May, stow. and the Parectsses, attended by Lady hematites,, arrived at the Queen's Pattce, from Windfor. Soon after two o'clock his MAIIISTT held a private Levee, which was attended by The Arehmarop of C.annebery. The Lori Cluocenor. The Firlt Leiria the Tree/wry. The *crews* of thaw for the Home and Cabala Depart- The Mee Advised* mil Mehl Omar/ • Vilma Woomera. • 14144 .: . mita Crean& - c•;4. ff - • = misetmt. • "..4 VS torlo=gre al d tie honour of Warps:fatted to his limitary : Cepa& Tswry. dew Royal= Mum Catemilimer et me Thelma. men limning *sat Casettar. • =eitt t wee. a held before his *Creswell th e Liget of the Conuniffiosers of Military Enquiry. Atter the Lellee i lde 116011TV.held a Privy Coon oil, at which, we ofideilland, the' Parliament wag ptolostred Ads is& to the 9th of Odlober: At the the Council Ms MAJIIIITY gave sa l dimes to Sir AATIIIt/1 !ACM' and Mr. Boron, who laid before his Ma) srri the proceedings of reward Courts Martial. Soon after five o'clock Ms &Warr: let off we hie return to Windfor. • The Princel Am z LIA has, for Come time paft, beca much alai& with the tooth ache. Yitterday bee 4 Royal Highest., accompanied by Lady Cal - Near,, went to her dentill, in Piccadilly, when, we node, n an d. Om underwent the operation of having a tooth drawn. The Prinaelies AUGUM and Et.tsaassm vifited the Princes CHARLOVTIII of Weiss. Her hfasarrir, the Fatiocassas, and the Dish of CUIIIICIMAIIO, dined with Lady Cotaatorra Freest, at three o'clock, at her Latlythip's apartment, in St. James's Palate. At half pal four o'clock her I.IA- Jerry and the Panic let of for Windfor. We are extremely happy to inform our Readers that yefterday Mr. Fox was lb far recovered as gobs able to walk about the greater part of the day, and, in the evening, to fit down to dinner in company* with Generallterseasatca and a few other friends, Sir A. Pease strived hi lowa en Tedder 111, Grace which time be has troilism:Led balioah et the Fa reign Mee, and alto with the Fin Lord of the Troa fur and the Secretary for War end Coisoisa Left night Sir A. PIOST left town for Plymouth, to vifit ht. brother, Lord Palm, previous to his failing for Sicily with the expedition. Ina late paper wit gave the names of four of the 11 New Conuniffioaers for Auditing the Public caudate, vie. Wrest ease, lose Airier, Erg. join We. draw, gk i . sad Data, Efq. The fifth Is St Guavas RIM BOUONTON. OM of the Comourio. tars under the former Al. . The rumour of the recent duel between the As • and the Critic, threw the whole Corps of middy Reviewers into a panic. until it was pained to them, that the soosairise on both fades was !seder:HY berialeft. The offended Author coo centered the whole of• his vengeaoce in an epigram, with which he charged his riled while the Critic iipipsers to have intended nothing bet a tnerefersii at Ili tated objet of his literary (*verities. This dbi C41611-k empoiled to give rife to a new paps...et:is whheinishivi grill be &atm bah fides. Monday fe'onight the id bataltisf dis'apdosos. Eanitkalen, marched from Stk Calle to Qint gow, to replace the sd battalions es , 7sd, and W e who are to embark immediately at Ayr for Imbed. Colonel Kamm has reported to the Lord Lime *ant, that the officen, non-commiffioned officer; and privates of the ill regiment of Ayrfitire volunteer in fantry, under his command, conning of 94$ in the whole, have, in the hstirlfiwneft manner, onanimoufly agreed to continue their tenets under the new 'cgs lotions. . • • A detachment of the invalids from the 76th regl ssent, lately arrived from the Raft Indies, were con veyed in waggons from Dartford to Greenwich, on their route to the York Hofpital, Chelfca, late on Saturday evening laft ; 24 out of the ao were dila. bled, either by the lots of a leg or an arm. They had, it kerns, received their wound at the liege of Burt poor. From tome informality in their inftruaions, the eonftable refuted to billet them in Greenwich and the officer who came with them, applied to the Colonel of the Royal Lot London Militia, who order ed ftraw to be procured for their bedding in the guard room, and humanely afforded them every poffible accommodation t and on their going away, gave each man 6d. to drink the King's health. - :;'4%;." 4' . 5 A conliderable dillurbance took place yefterday morning early on the Afton-road, between two dia. goons, and three deferters, who were working as Is. borers at force buildings. The dragoons had re ceived information; that the men might be found on the fpot, from a perfon who had formerly belonged to the fame regiment, and they waited for a favour able opportunity to make the attack. The deferters refitted, and a conflift enfued, in which others inter fered on both fides, and after engaging with !tones, flicks, &c for fume time, the deferters efcaped. None of the parties received any material injury. MILITMLY Puns's. amt.—The Archduke Prince Citaat-ss, in his orders for the regulation of the ar my, Pays—" Every kind of bad treatment, all vio lence in the initruEtion of the foldier, are feverely prohibited ; brutality is ufually the proof of igno rance, it annihilates the principle of honour, which is the foul of a foldier ; lazinefs, bad inclinations, obfli nac +, doubtlel;, merit punifhment ;—this comas, that revolts. It is neceffiary that he fhould learn to know and to appreciate the neceffity which there is that he fhould learn, as well as the inevitable feverity of difciptine : his foul fhould be elevated ; and it is nqt as a culprit, but with an attitude becoming, firm. andmilitary,thathe fisould appear beforehis officers." I