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• ellablifbed between Italia and France, as Well as lay the foundation of it between the other Bellige rent Powers of Europe." if the Treaty contained principles of a different nature from there; if in the French meaning of the terms D'Ottanat contented to withdraw that " interference of Ruffia with in tereft, placed beyond the fphere of his power, and difenflions foreign from her local (lunation," which Bpwavatrs was determined not to permit—was it to be expeded ALEXANDER would confider himfelf bound to ratify it ? France would now fhut out Ruffia al , ogether from any concern in the affairs of Europe ; yet Purely it cannot be forgotten that Ruf-i fia was aW,ciated with France in the fettletnent of the German indemnities. The principles of Ruffin, onqueftionably, are to Pet limits to Bountieera's en croachments, if polfible, certainly not to recognize them Unica, therefore, Bo AAAAA re is difpofed to ac. tede (omething to the ju ft and liberal views of Ruffin, there can be no reconciliation between the two Powers. It is poffible that he may give Way, becaufe it now teems more mad more probable that the principles of the Emperor A re thofe on which our I blinifiers have negotiated, and which the French Go irernment cannot refit without taking upon itfelf the refponfibility for the continuance of the war. We were the firft to inform the public, and we have more than once Rated the fad, that D'Ou Dam was impofed upon by a falfehood, and, under an er. roneous impreffion, be did fign what the French have called a Treaty. We can fate farther that as loon as it was figned, TALLtrtawn carried it to the Auftrian and Pruffian Minifters, and !hewed them his own and D'Ousaix's:fignature, but not the con tents of the paper. This was the fecond ad of the fame piece. The object was to imprefs both of there Powers with the opinion that the other States of Europe bad nothing to raped from Raffia or Eng land, and were now left at the mercy of NAPOLEON. This fraud fucceeded with Auftria—the Crown of Germany was renounced in the moment of panic, and the influence of NAPOLEON was acknowledged. Pru Pia hefitated--but in the mean time, as another fruit of this lying craft, the Confederation of the Rhine was not only formed, but confolidated by the acceffion of Powers which could never otherwife have been in duced to join it. All this has taken place fince the negotiations for peace were commenced, and yet we find people of felling to wonder at the delays which have taken place in its completion. Are not the grounds entirely changed ? Is the interefl, the influence, and prepon derance of a power, which counts all means lawful to gain its ends, alone to be confulted on fuch an oc eafion ? Did not there new arrangements, acquired by France, require the introdnEtion of other arrange malts into the Treaties, which but for there would not have been neceffary ? Was it to be expelled that our own Government would be formed into a hefty treaty by the machinations of a Staterman, who em ploys falfehood and fraud as two of his molt power ful engines? The attempt was made more than once, but it failed. We know that before Mr. S Am, who brought the tlifpatches from Lord LAUDERDALE which were received on Sunday, left Paris, his Lordfhip had fent for paffports to quit France, andithat in confequenee TALLETRAND begged .to have another interview.— His Lordfhip and fuite were packing up for their • - removal ; but when the laft Meffenger, Paasoll4 who arrived yellerday, left Paris, the negotiations , bad been again refumed. This furnishes fome proof that the French Cabinet has lowered fomewhat in the tone of its demands, and holds out a tironger ground than before trifled for entertaining a hope that the ptefent Negotiations may yet terminate in Peace. • -- • HAMI3URGH MAIL. The Mail due oyt Sunday arrived this day, but at to late an hour, that we can only give the following eztraas. It will be feen that Auftria muff yet fubmit to farther degradations: FRONT/IRS OT AUSTRIA, AUG. 23. —According to report, the French wilting effeaually to prevent Auftria from taking a part in a new war, if by chance it %hould break out, have demanded to occupy the whole cirele of Attalla, till the re.eftabliChment of Peace with England. They are Rill not only at Brannan, buthave likewife occupied the right bank of the Ifonzo. Al the meafures that are filently taken, announce that the prefent tranquillity will loon be difturbed. A great magazine is forming in Moravia, on the frontiers of Silefia. The artil lerymen have received orders to make eight mil lions of cannon cartridges and 23 millions of muf- Ict:cartridges. Five companies hate been employed ;II making them for thefe four or five days. Count de Stadion, at the fame time that he re ceiv,:d the notification that Raffia had refuted to ra tify the Peace with France, received alfo a note, printed at St. Peterfburgh, in which RufEis Elates the :talons for her prefent conduCt. VIINNA, AUGUST z3.--the report which had been received of the evacuation of Cattaro is not yet confiimed. Clreat quantitief of artillery, ammuni tion, sec. are fading to Comorn, Temefwar, and Buda, and dillributiqr, in the different depots. The city of Leopoldfiadt, in the county of Neutra, in Hungary, will be the principal depot of arms: the tranfports on the Danube continue without internlii lion, and thoufands of bullets ar.d bomb:, which Lave Lin for many years heaped up la the ditchca of - tt he A 1 / 1 :::::::: a biy ' be c ea t U b fe jell th w ey ere eo n n o ld not ie Carry the e m !mit been taken out and embarked. ~'d F; - The French and Ruffian Amballidors continually' receive and fend off couriers. Lan night another courier arrived from St. Peteriburgh to Count Rain mouficy. BeaLlN, Auousr 26.—A1l the movements now taking place appear to announce war. The garrifon of this city, as well as that of Potfdam, have to day received orders to bold themfelves in readinefs to march at the fink flgnal. The gene d'armes, the *ardes du corps, and the huirtrs, leave Berlin to day ; the reit of the garrifon will follow tomorrow. The place of there troops will be fupplied by other regi- ments. On the 13th, the Pru Man troops, forming the garrifon of Munfler, likewife received Orders to hold themfelvesinreadinefs to march at the fink fignal. It is evident that all tilde fudden and ettraordinary movements, and meafures, are of a nature to furnith matter for a thonfand conjeflures. MR. FOX. Mr. Fox, to the great joy of his numerous friends, continued much better yelterday, as will be feed by the following Bulletin : Thartday, twelve o'clock at night. " Mr. Fox has had tome retreating Deep, and his Rrength is =reared time this morning." At feven o'clock this morning, the verbal anfwer given at Chifwick Houle, was, " That he was getting better ;" but, in the courfe of this forenoon. the two following Bulletins were fuccelEvely exhibited at Dtvonfhire Hnufe " Chifwiek Hoer, Friday morale& tight o'clock. v Dr. Masai, has the honour to inform Lady Eat FOST ta , that Mr. Fox has had Come hours of deep at intervals in the night, and has taken hit medkines regularly, with a fueldem quantity of vourifhment, but that he is very Lavinia this aucenisi." Chifwlek Houfe, Friday morning, ten o'clock. " (After she cooled:l46*e.) " Dr Mo has nothing to add to the purport of his )k old& roonsksi. which be has already had the boom: to iesklw Lady Etas FOSTIL" This at non; Count MICIIaiL Woaowzow let _ ... day at off from Harley•ftreet For Harwich, whence he pro- ceeds to St. Peterfburgh. Mr. KAT, the Mefienger, arrived yeßerday from Connantinople. His Dilpatches, which are certainly of importance, were opened this day. Difpatches were fan night, at a late hoar, received from Sir Ricarien STRACMAN, whole (hips are Paid I to be in the very ben Rate. Our Confial for Egypt arrived laft night; at the Foreign Office. He thence proceeded to Mr. Fox's, and, not finding accefs there, he i► raid to hare gone to the houfe of Mr. Fox's Private Secretary, to corn. municate to him the canfe of his journey. ens Brigadier General Porter, M. P. who commanded{ Portfmouth Diftrift of Volunteers, is appointed' ID a command in Suffer. The Lords of the Admiralty have been plea fed to (promote Lieut. WILLIAM Swiss LARD. who commit• dad the Pineal( cutter laR war with fo much credit to • felf in the Mediterranean. to the command of his Majefty's noop DEM MARA, in the Weft Indies. The Leviathan, jacasow, arrived at Plymouth. I from Grenada. parted from the convoy in lat. 29. lontg. 62. confining of near zno fail, under prom/lion of the NOILTNUM , ELITMANT, CANADA. and Acaste maws men of war. Captain Jacasois does not mention the day he feparated, nor for what caufe. The LlOtaltD, of 5o guns, arrived at Halifax the 13th of Augull, to relieve the ',tavola, Captain WHITAY coming home ; and great exertions are making for refitting the Case am AN and T ,both of which are very much fbaken andcrazy. The utmoft exertions are alto making, in carrying various reforms throughout the Naval Department of that port.— Admiral BEAKILIY arrived tale, with his whole fa. mily and fuite, at the above nation. on the ;loth day I of July, after a voyage of five weeks and two days from Cork. We are pleated to fee the ancient Art of Palming on Glafs revived with uncommon brilliancy of effeit. The great call window at Guildhall, when finiffied, will rank among the fire and moil magnificent in the kingdom, marking that liberal encouragement which the firft City in the world is ever ready to give in fupporting the Arts and Commerce of their Country. —The whole of this beautiful window is under the entire direitton and manufaiture of Mr. Wittraw Cocoas, at Temple Bar. A work, highly interefting to the public, is now in the pies, and will appear fhortly, entitled " Negaci. scion, with America," and will be fold by Butterworth, Fleet-nreet,containing a colleetion of important trails on the Navigation and Colonial Synem of Great Britain, which will include the two Reports of the Board of Trade in 1784 and t79a, on the intercourfe between America and the Britifh Weft India Manch, &c. the proceedings of the Society of Ship Owners of Great Britain, and feveral other valuable papers on the prefent Rate of the Navigation of the Country, and the great depreffion of Britifh Skipping, &c. —Alto in the pref., and will be publifhed at the fame time, uniformly with the above, the Debates in Parliament fince 1782, on the Navigation and Colo. nial Sylletn of Great Britain, on the temporary and permanent Bills relating to the trade of Americawith the Britifh Dominions, and in particular the Debates on the Weft India and American Intercourfe Bills of fait Sefton, which will be given more in detail than in any other publication—with an Appen dix, cont,;ir.ing all the Official Papers on the fobjeit, the Memorials from the Britifh Colonies in America, &c. and an Introduilion. Thefe volumes are brought forward at this moil critical jonehire in order that the public attention may be directed to the imperative neceffity of main taining, in future, inviolably, the Navigation and Co 'mix; Synem of Great Britain, and which has be come of infinitely higher importance to the Nation, from the mifchievons and ruinous conftquenges which hare refulted from the impolitic conceffions already made to Neutrals of all denominations, but efpccially to thnfe of the United States of Amciica. irAtiricA INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY. ARIL DIM. All. DPI. I i Gottenburgh o s z s Hanzbursh I PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER so. Came in the Portugnefe fhip Nof. Sen. Ravin, I Captain Prams*, from Oporto to Arnflerdam, with hides, detained by the Linn privateer : Ruffian galliot Anna Chriflina, Captain G. J. Vous, from Bilboa, in WIWI, in coca of a freight, detained by the Lion privateer: Danifh (hip Enigheten, Captain PETIIi• soli, from Rotterdam, with bark, for this country, detained by the Lion privateer : Spanifh chaffe maree, St. Antonio, laden with iron, &c. from Gyjon to Ferrol, prize to tht Mr x frigate. The fquadron under the command of Commodore Hoots are in St. Martin's Bay, about twenty-one miles from Rochefort, and have received much damage by a late gale of wind. WEYMOUTH, SEPTEMBEIk to. Sailed the Alert bye boar, with pafTengers, for Guernfey ; Mayflower, TOMSITT, for Shoreham; Ann, Hozzowaz, for Poole; Thomas and Mary, Boaz, for Portfmnuth. Arrived the Dorchefier, Loaos a, with groceries; front London ; Princefs Augulia,Ciaai ; and Brilliant, Cobh, from Gnern. fey ; his Majefty's brigs D and Rause FAST.— Remains in Portland Road his Majefly's (hip PLUTO. PORTSMOUTH, - - --. Put back the Gsavroa man of war.—Sailed the PROSPERO and Zulu, bombs, with a convoy for the Downs. The SAFEGUARD gun brig is appointed con voy for Guernfey.—Wind N. W. DEAL, SEPTEMBER Is. Arrived the VALOROUS and STAR (loops from the Nore, far s Luc ear gun brig from a cruife off Mend ; gun brig from off Dunkirk; BRISK poop from Belfaft, with a convoy, which are failed for the !Giver ; la Lome frigate from the Channel; Busy- I.aa gun brig from a cruife off Flufbing.—Sailed la Loots frigate for the Nore ; Ca zr rso poop on a cruife off Dieppe, and STAR poop for Portfmouth.— Arrived from the River the Lincoln, Capt. St PdP3Oll, for Ceylon ; Shepherdefs, WILTS, for Virginia ; Cabinet, WOODWARD, for Cadiz ; and the Mellon. L'ANG La is, for Guernfey, with feveral other out ward bound veffels. Sailed through the Downs the Phteniz, DOUGLAS, for Jamaica. Wind W.N.W. 1 This morning, about half pall eleven o'clock, ar rived from London Meths. Damien and SMITH, ldeffingers, who waited on Admiral Hort.owav, and then embarked on board the Sr acu zazoa lugger, which immediately proceeded for the Coati of France. —They carried with them a very fine turtle, about tgolbs. weight, for Lord LA UDIRDA L SHEERNESS. SEPTEMBER 10. Arrived his Majelly's (loop &NITTA, from Ton• ningen. At the Note, Alb feveral met chant veficls _from the River, to avail themfelves of the protection of the Fascow Hoop of war to the Baltic. Styr. z I.—Sailed the FALCON (loop, Captain G. SANDERS, with a large fleet under convoy for the Baltic. A convoy for Tonningen is appointed to fail from the Nore on the sill infant, and one for the Baltic on the 23d. Wind S. W. blows frefla. YARMOUTH, SEPTEMER it. The Cautzia has brought in a fmuggling cutter laden with fpirits and dry goods ; the crew, thirteen in number, were this morning landed and efeorted by a party of the Anglefca Militia to prim's.. Arrived the 0!ISTEll and Naas's" Hoops of war ; Cessna and Sascuos gun brigs. The Casson has a fignal flying to convoy the Cosius and HractsTi men of war, lately launched here, fin- the Nore. Admiral RV!. secs, with his fleet, will fail for a cruise off the Texel this afternoon. Wind N. W. EAST INDIES. BOMBAY, FEB. 8. By the aTTIval of the brig Johanna at Madras from Rangoon, which (be left the 19th ult. we leant, that all was quiet there. The Wellefley, Capt. Burn, and Commerce, Capt. Eaton, had left Rangoon previous to the failing of the Johanna. The Betfey French privateer had put to tea. By a letter of December 3, received from Malacca, we are concerned to Rate the total loft of the (hip la Pais, Capt. Wright, bound from China to this port, on a reef or bank of hard land, about 12 miles north of Cape Richards, and between four and five miles off (bore. This unfortunate lots of a fine (hip, and a very va. luable cargo, happened at half pall five in the after noon of the 27th Nov. being the day after they failed from Malacca for this port. It appears the whole of the crew had been laved, but the cargo was totally loft, nntwithflanding that every polfible exertion had been ufed by Capt. Wright, his officers, and crew, to preferve it. Extra& of General Orders, iffued by Colonel Wallace, commanding the Forces in the Deckan, at Camp, near Mulkapoor, on the 24th of Decem ber, tilos : * Colonel Wallace has much pleafure In publifblng the follow ing Fettled of a Letter to Captain Agnew, Deputy Adjutant Ge neral, received ycßerday from Capt. Scott, giving an *mount of the fucceliful attack made on the sad lcdtant. by the detachment under that Officer's command on a party of freebootera,faid to be ;ono ha number, headed by Soopkerrena, a Sirdar, lately in the fervice of Jefwunt Rao Holkar. The jadgment and adivity with which Captain Scott bas concluded this operation, and the perfe verance under fatigue, and gallantry of the Officers and troops emplayed on this occafion, particularly of Captain Simpfon and the ad Regiment of Cavalry, to whole lot the molt important part of the fervice fell, call for Col. Wallace's satire approbation:. EXTRACT. " Peepry, four miles North of the River Foorniah, aad Dec. a 805. " You will be pleated to Inform Colonel Wallace, that after g march this morning of about s 6 miles, we came in fight of Soap kerrena's party of, I think near am , honk, and four guns. They at firft put on the appearance of Rending the charge, but on our arrival within about two hundred yards, they broke and ran.. After a purfuit of between 6x and (even miles, I base the &afters to report the capture of four guns, tumbrils, &c. and the greatet part of their baggage. Their lots in killed and wounded I could not afcertain. from the great extent of ground they were fc.ittercd over, but I con- Mire it mutt have been very confiderable. _ Thla fuccefs I mull attribute to the exertions of Capt. Situp• fon, and the 2.1 Regiment of Cavalry. From the rapidity of our march to prevent the cfcape of theft plunderer., the infantry were left In the rear; but I have every rcafon to be pleated with their extraordinary exertions to keep up, in a march ernes!' 30 Miles. hive to notice anionet the c3rarce fit flaudards." LANE; 1 CORN EXCHANGE, SEPTEMBER is. The fupplies of Wheat here are fhort„ with fesli further arrivals, and but little of bell quality which fupports its price, and few buyers of other &Naples— • There is hardly any Barley at hand ; and Malt isjull as dear—Bean, of both forts fuppnrt its-4 prices— There are tolerable fupplies of Oats, mnilly of infe rior quali.y, and prime famples are higher—Flour. without alterati3n; fine American on Wednefday and to-day fetches 475. per barrel. CUSIZMCV Al UNDri Wheat. sEs pa. Ma per v. Grey Peak 40$ aped Fine Ditto. SS. pa of Beans, 444501 Rye, (new) 44i 481 04 Tick Ditto 38 441. od Sality,43. 484 ad Oats, 213 V. 323. Malt, 724 78. of Poland ditto 14 36' 6d Wbite Peafc.6Ba 74, Dd Rape Seed. 271. 3d. Allt BOW 634 t3O 704. Seconds 6os to 6s. per lad& DUBidS, SAP 7. 6. There are now feventeen Privates of different re giments of Militia upon their trials for the late military outrage committed at Tullamore, between a party of the Militia and the German Legion then nn duty in that town; the Court Martial is an open one, and perfectly free of admillion to the public, notwithaanding the affertions of tome cotemporary . prints to the contrary. No officer below the rank cf a field officer, is a Member of it. The Court pro ceeds with the moll folemn deliberations, and conti nues firing every day, fr,m eleven till three o'clock, in the great Court Martial chamber in the Palatine quare, at the royal. barracks. The cuflody of the Great Seal of Ireland has been put into commiffinn, preparatory to the Right Hun. the Lord Chancellor PONiumny taking his departure for England ; the Lords Commiffioners we hear, are the Lord Chief Jullice of the Court of King's Bench, the Lord Chief Jullice of the Court of Common Pleas, and the Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer. Our Gazette announces that hi. Mai' cry has been pleafed, by his Royal Letters Patent, under the Great Seal of Ireland, to conflitute and appoint the Right Honourable RICHARD Earl AIIIISSLEY, Jona Tows- SIND, ALBX. MARSDEN, GIORGI Macosav, PRYER. DONORS, EDW. TAYLOR. and Joan THERE', EfilES. to be his Majefiy's Commiffioners of Inland Excife and Taxes in Ireland ; and that His Matsary has alto been pleated, by his Royal Letters Patent, under the Great seal of Ireland, to conditute and appoint the Right Hon. CHARLES Hamar Lnrd CASTLICOOTE, the Right Hon. _lnfos ORMSBY VAIIDELEVR, WILLIAM ROWLEY, ROBERT Wymns, THOMAS Btraurt, Efqrs. the Hon. JOHN Joe/Lyn, and the Hon. ABRAHAM HELY Hurt HIM. EOll, to be his MAJESTY'S COMMUGUDCIS of Cullom and Port Duties In Ireland. sNßElrstrußr, SEPT. to. Toefday their Royal Highneffct and Suite left Ragley, where every pollble effect was given to the Royal viftt. The noble owners expreffed themfelves in terms of great gratification, for the honour that had been conferred upon them. In taking leave, the PR nics acknowledged his high fenfe of the attentions he bad received, and mob gracioufly armed the Mar quis and Marchionefs of his elleem and regard. The weather proved very unfavourable, notwithflanding the people were every where affembled to enjoy the delight of beholding the Heir Apparent and his An guft Brother. At Brnmefgrove the arrival of his Royal Highnefs was fo unexpeCted that the ufual attentions could not be pre par ed,for which the mob fincereexcufes were made, and the lirongeft regret expreffed ; hew. ever, the inhabitants of that town did not fail to tef ay their joy in the toady' tows, an the midi of which their Royal Highneffes arrived and took leave. At Kidderminber the Royal Brothers were waited upon by the Mayor and Corporation, entreating their Royal.Highneffes would receive an humble addrefs of congratulation upon their (ale arrival in that ancient Borough, and had prepared a fumptuous collation, hoping their Royal Highneffes would condelcend to rcfreln themfelves. The Prince expreffed himfdf very fenfible of their great attention, and was gracioufly pleated to fend Major BLOOMFIELD to wait upon the Mayor, &c. to convey his fentiments of concern at not being able to leave his carriage, and to allure them of his very high refpea for that ancient bo rough. The Yeomanry and Volunteers were affair bled, to mark their relpea ; and the crowds were fuch as to impede the progrefs of his Royal High nefs's carriages ; loud huzzas were heard from one end to the other of that very populous town. At Bi idgnorth, his Royal Highnefs met a fintilar re ception—The Recorder and Corporation, &c. proached their Panics, in terms the moll loyal, and begged to be permitted to enrol the names of the Royal Brothers among the Burgeffes of Baidgenorth. —The Panics mob gracioufly received this tribute of refpel, and with his ufual manner captivated all who could get near the carriage ; the Gentlemen, when his Royal Highnefs had findhed, with the molt impreffive tone, Paid, , 4 May PaovroaNce prole& you." The Yeomanry and Volunteers were paraded oppofite the inn, and received his Royal Highnefs with prefented arms, and the band playing, Goo Save the Krim ;" they were commanded by Lieute nant Colonel W HiTuota, whom his Royal Highnefs mob gracioufly thanked for his attention. An ex traordinary circumikance had occurred at Shrew& bury. The landlord, on his death bed, a few days fince, made a dying requeft; that his Reyal High nefs would fuller fix horfes to be put to his carriage, which meffage being delivered with the above parti culars, they did not fail to affea the feelings of out PRINC6, and contrary to his praltice, he mob wil lingly confented.—ln the town of Shrew (bury the Volunteers were in part only affembled, his Royal Highnefs having art ived two hours fooner than, by their intelligence, he was candled r the Yeomanry &toted the Royal carriage to Mr. FORRIFSTIR% a diflance of four miles, mandefting the utrnolt happi nefs at being permitted to do fo. His Royal High nefs thanked the Commanding Officer for this para. elder mark of his attention. Though raining very heavily, immenfe er.ivrds were collated in this town ! each perfon vying with his oeighbour in lime espret. lion of loyalty and attachment towards their Paws. Soon atter his Royal Highnefs arrived at Rof. Hall. a Deputation from Shrenibuty waited upon him to intreat the honour and happinefs of relenting an humble addrefi, and fincerely to congratulate his Royal Highnefs upon his la!tty ; this ceremony will be performed to morrow.