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• . . GERAusr. e STATE PAPERS. RATISIOU, AUGUST I.—This (ley the following remarkable declaration was tranfmitted to she Ditto tory, through the Eleftoral Arch Chancellor— . High and Mighty Lorde.—The Unclerfigned„Mi sifters and Ambatradors Plenipotentiary •to the Cc- Sella MreMbly of the. Gorman Empire, are cam- Mended, in the name of their Conflituents, to make the following declaration to your Excellencies and -}rogbneffes ;; . . The occurrences oldie threelaft wars, which have . iscealintly didosbed the ,repote of alined the whole of Germany, and the political alterations which have contequently arifen, have placed this welhgrounded fad in the cleared light, viz. that the league whir hitherto bnond together the various Members of the Germanic Body has ceafed to be of any avail, or ra ther it has, in fad, been already completely diffolv. old I a fate of this troth has been a long time deeply rowed Is the heart of every German 1 it was ren amed sore iroprefGve by the experience of laft year, gemebtled nor only upon the weaknefs of one of the it Immutable of the Confederate Powers, but coolinned upon the principle of the inlahility of hu ms regulations. To theft eircumftences alone the farms leperation of the Empire, in the year 1795. ask be certainly eferibed, which -had for its necef. fary criefequence a divifioa of the different interefts of South and North Germany. From this moment alto, all ideas of an onion of States and intere ft s ne - • eeff:rily vanifhed I the expreffions " the war of the Empire." or " the Saes of the Empire." became words without stamina ; In vain did we look for Germany in the middle of the Germanic Body.--• That part of it lying next to France. (tripped of all prote. faw WIN compelled by the calamities of a war with Foreign Princes, (which it did not poS• kith the power to put an end to in a becoming man• net) to kparate itfelf, in fait. from the General Confedirary by en excleSve treaty of peace. This peace of Lnneville, and even the refolution of the. kEimpkit,,in titog, . moil undoubtedly would have f been (efficient to give new life to the Conftitution • the German Empire, if they had done away the weal! . pan of the Olen), and ftrengthened the foundation ot in bongs. pillars. Ilet the events of the left ten months which have 1 ;tbefore the eyes of all Germany, have annihi ea this Ed hope alfo, and have again placed be cytiallsietsettlit the total infefficisoey of the former Under the impel°, of there weighty coufideratiene. the Sovereimmand Princes of South frit,. sad Welt Gerunnoy, hays base Moved to conclude a 1 ' . ' sew kw. 'Mimi to the WEI( cirenntaances.— • Whereby/ ehithre dasiefebes hp the preen' decla rations ken their brim Ansa with the Germanic Body. they twig • Mow the Byßem, eftablifbed by she snot incise and fanitioned by the ,akelesatioas of , powers of the Empire.— "They might ' visprenved the empty appear mace of the eitiagailhed Coafitution. but. they con- Coined that it would be more conSflent with their duties and the pier of their motives. to publi(h a candid and flee dae nation of the refolutions, and she groundsupuo which th ey hue cooduaed them (elves. • Bet brim% stiodld they have flattered themfelves diet they had obtained the wicked for ohjeft, if they Isidore bees at the fame time armed of a poweifal proteftion, by which they are now for ever united with that Monarch. who has evinced fuck Moog in - Undies 4 treeiagerie every thing tending so advance ' the sue haired* of Germany So powerful a gua- TURCO is tole regarded in a double point of view.— it confirms the kenrity that his Majefty the Emperor Tot ?genie, both an account of has own immortal glory, 114 well.as on account of the proper interefts oldie Treads Imperial States, will ufe every eter nise fee he maintenance of the new order of things in Germany, and the eftablithment of foreign and aotoeftie Tree. As this inellimable Aare of peace it the great ob =the C.oafeeleradon of the Rhine; therefore, the German imperial Allies of the Sovereigns in -whets , maws the pretest deklaratioe Is made. are -hereby dimly informed; that each of them Ashok Amities •reo&re • a mare in that Confederation dal.. .. . . - be received as Mambas Iberia. Wham BISHOP and ARCHDEACON WOLF, Comilla Ant balfaior from the Ptince of Salm Krburg VON MOLLINBEC, on the part of Ilk Higharis the Prince of lknburg. lola ltatilboo, Aul. g. tb The French Minitier, M Barber, inffantly fats off for Frankfort, to be prrfent ■t the iapening of the ;Vitt of the Confederation of the Rhine. A treat !limber of ERafettes have left this with the declarations given in to the Dilatory yefferday. NULL ANO Al/TIMITIC IXTRACTS OF TNI T OT TN. CONI110111•TION OF THII MHOS, SIGIOD AT TAM, JULY 13 AND 19, 186. Since esrpevience has (hewn that the German Con flitution i: by no means fofficient for fecuring foreign and clnmetlic peace to the South of Germany—fliert foes the I ollorisv a ; hirh eontraelinp, pude.. viz. Fran4e rm the one pert. end on the other Bavaria, WUIMI3- bump, Ratko, Cleves and Berg. Heffe Darns(lesit. Malin, Weilburg and Mogen ; Hchenzollern, Ha. Lhingen and Siegaaaningen ; Salm Salm and Salm ; Kyrhufg. ifieburg, AmmUerg. Lichtenilein. as; the Count .71 Leyenr have agreed upon the articles of Confederation, as follows': Article I Y be above Orman Polon fcparate tbeweleases fee ever tees the I saps of am/ Oilman arill_r_er fa SD will, by the magic "f the Confederat;9l..ftlit WK. 11. AM proctediass of the nap:. e are beisibra ma se4 “11, 40 fa far as tired, tic above par** m. They renounce lithe Ofhoes and Title of the XO4 Deelare tiler fkpa &oaths sit of Aura, at ale Mi l e the Inspire at " IV. The Ziedoral AmislObellet+e realm • MIL Prim Mesta sof PAO! Owe= linaineoce. . Alt • • V. Rleitewal Prince of /aden, the Dube of Rey la to of terettadh thrive tbe. tales ea Gnd Roya Igbnefs." accompanied with enysl Isemurs. VI. Frankfort no the Marne Is the leer otter Ceara's/W.7w The Members form two Colleges, the one Royal. andlfee.fdef Princely. VII. The Monier% In order to brash et .$ deeeederes= • Foreign Pewees ball novae:stain io any foreign ferniee. egt will em tvgpe.Cß fuck facie fentice or slapesiiwage deliveF tip bls Statim to ore of his children. . VIII. hio eiteelleolkeatt his Severdgcsy in say other we' than ores comodeseed ewe. IX. All law* eel be decided by the nesting of the Conte. dentist at Prasefset. X. Thi - Predisistry thereof belorgs to the Prince Primate WWI doge hlto two Colleges. be mall he Prefident tithe Royal I owe, sad die Ode of Nide eche Princely. • XI. Peer weir ohro the detieredees at guides, she Prince Primes deg peeped • Coselliteliseentatete, which lad is the emoted sesseer er he Coevoceeles. Ns order of the Defects• tioos, sod Yr lowa of the Allllll/11% • XII * .r /faro lime be prothheed tbe ritneeirsese In this "Met be shell appoint :=lO to the Hon Primate as often in tea die& XIII. to XXlft. inclufive, pan wet am aims led does et{ We Confederate. Thus Illeide asks to aim wee esw of Deets and Its territory. , m of smite ehollopeoldChrp if Nuremberg and Its territory. poleillaiit ,ongaleaolio Friedberg. The Prince Nimbi the lay Cley PealVert. XXIV. The Members of the Coeferienibe faO /mei of fovereignties all the Preece, Counts, and Lords fa the dbid the confederated wintry (Here follows she dotal of die Bonn by which fevers' of the coolidorefels aire ta=our, under two, three; the Hottentot coulter! Is pnelcelaaet dee& find Wertembergh ; the Tun country ander thee. smiths Per; Ambers seder four different Inverelgos.) XXV. Alio, an poffeffions of Knights. seopedres ef the !he.! pin se overthrown. Should there be any peporty lying la the, wade levee two of the confederate Bann, fee/ruglate be dialled lee two equal halves balm/the ewe odes. xxvi; Delluitleo of the rights of feceeffalef- TUT= herd the the Merle jeedildblea. aid pulley, centerlines', and eantelledessateliebeeseattioa • XXVII. The Ilepal _Meals' Cheats reed& their delude and their' ightsu borneeds. tits. • " • WI duly, la wheal Wei. the pelgUege of the Arleen/ MAtrs he dist peke. XXIX. The Melee of war *di bapregnellenei amen/ the l Coefedoetti. sem/rift to ereyeedetese. XXX. The new So tied epee thweldves a wee: pet of the debts of the Pefeeto we Comets. =XI. Every Meade send elide whiled@ seism of fiat Ceadedersted Comm. XXXII. The Oilers of date, it eat mead by the me yeti.. del Ms galls;. WM. ~en of Atnltarg ee apnitssi Orden, wisp thee pelltilieg. Sad twelve a poly pilau" weans to We twattanen, dourly. XXXI V. TIN Csiessieness semesewall pecteallane so the pee %awe of their felhow bankientalk the swami right of histee. , Dee shays excepted. • • • XXX V. Denison &slime& limpefer seed the Pluesdereep. - as wellistely as liegly, se slime is learstel. la vine of wheel.% e cod, QiirWtptel rale Its WWI Odd el . wee rid?* sepos. del become peer& XXXVL libeilds frees sesteldbeeda=tele tt =t, the ceetradiogosselsodelleee !FM cane from the Es elenwe Iferdele• The vergirlfene_ 1 ,115 8 . 8 ' 41. ths Alike del be deed lit liar path. The Afiellielf of ties Ceolidltrasesiod . doorowere beeped st theadoisisast WI be put In nestle. xxxvn. Isere bieds betititr o tt ei=g owl Ueda& a" le bet "/ heap Aswaseislo ai win as 0101101% • XXXVIII. The me estedgeielis' " Seals del aided, seasiew Frames WWII.. Bavaria . . . w . . Irtrtersawg • • - • moon . Lien . . Imo • Berg Danidadt Naha, Hohenzollern, and *then ♦Apo XXXIX. The contrafting parties wilt accept of the concur rence of any other German Ptinces and Power. to the Confiders Hon, If not rimed to be contrary to the general intenfts of thee already confederated. Xl. The niti6catiou of this Treaty Cull be exchanged oe the 23th 'ottani, at Munich. Penis, isth July, OM. fitabfaibed by the Plenipotentiaries, TALLIT•A ND. er.-rro. • VIS:ZENI3III.OOC. VrITL NNNNN IN.. SC II ILIA.. PAI/PRNetint. OAGERN. 41111tNIIIIISt• "%itAlto 117.ANDItt. The AB of Ratification of die Emperor "was figned by the Emperor at St. Cloud, all the rgth July. It is coanterfigned by Talleyrand and the crctary of State Mater. VJENNA, JULY 30. Sveral bittalions have fet out for Upper Auftris.. Yeflerday a courier arrived here From Paris, who& difpatehes gave oceaflon to a conference between dig Pm , ch Ambeffeder and Count Stadion, the Minifi for Foreign The troops which were in VW* have embarked for Dalmatia, under the orders of General Scrag. — Two regiments of the army of General Marmont, from the V: ictul, will take the place of the divifion of 13eras. AUGSBURG, JULY 31. They write from Roveredo, nf the date of the aoth init. that the Viceroy of Italy is going to Dalmatia, to take the command of the French and Italian army [ collated in that Province, and which will Tecate, V numerous reinforcements. His Imperial Highnefi was expeCted yeaerday at Venice. The orders which were Wined for calling in all th e Bavarian troops npon leave of ahfence,. have been (widen' y countermanded. This day, a part of Prince Aier.inder Berthier's field equipage arrived here up. on its reittin from Munich to Strafblirgh. Jslnll of the French troops upon the much to !Licari* have received orders to halt (nce the net's of peace was received from Paris. , Tbe Ez bas again • An: Nita 1 , BANKS OP THE LATIN. AUGULT I. French troops have occupied, in the name of the Dna of Cleves and Berg, the town of Ditlenburg,. as alto the whole territory of NaWan Orange. Three hstelseen fome dinurbances at palsoburg on this ciecifion, the iirlit of which is not known, 1 BANES OP THE MAYNE, AUGUST 2. The principality of Oettingen Wallenßein is taken porkeion of by the Bavarian troops. A c cinndesoble train trf artillery and ammunition has palled through Heidelberg for the Franconian: Suabiin territories. In the Electorate of Sasony bane troops ate ordered to the limiters. I • .1 MUNSTER, AUGUST 3. • The reSpell have taken poffeffion of the princips litirs of ike Rhine, Wolbeek, and Goesfeld, along with tbwcounties of Bentheim and Steinfnrth. • • DUSSELDORP. AUGUST T. • "His Imperial Hizhnefs Prince Joachim has pub lifted a procianratinn by which he affumes the title of Grand Duke of Berg, and orders polleflion to be taken, in his name, of the counties of Bentheim, Szeinfurt, Harriman and the country of Loot:, with all their dependenci es. • i HANAU, AUGUST a. ' 1 • The Prince of Helen Mogen has pnblifhed dos Patent by which he offenses the title of Duke a l Nam &c. It is nearly a copy of the Declaratiwfl i tl e the Members of the Confederation at Ratifbon at hN of Angell. ' FRAKKFORT, AUGUST a. The fate of our city, which is to become a Bifhop's See under the Arch Chancellor, is now decided.-1 M. Becher is expelled from Ratabcm to take formal polfeffion ; after which, the Congrefs of the new Fe deration of the South of Germany will commence its fitting here. According to the. Erlangen Oaten., the Staff of two companies bableglog to the regiment of Count VonTsnensien, wish tha re& of the wider offioeriand private who halms gone over to the Aatarian ref eree, breaks op on Augoll 2cl from Erlangen tor+ r they with the regiment in goinsbacit e which breaks op from that place on the Sib soil. in order to march to Hanover by the way of Hof. Jena . . Weimer. and Erfurt, where this regiment btu received its canton. • meats. and will be completed. RAMEURGH, AUGUST S. The report that an army of eo.eroo men was tw be tiffeasEled netr Mutifier•hu until elrfobfided. . "Yellerday it was currently reported here, that the: French had entered Saxony and laid a heavy cowl **Leipzig, and conifcated all Englifk goods, confirmation - of this report is come tads?. it is prefamed to be ill founded. In Hanover, it is generally believed that tliii.Pinfia4 wilt loon leave that country, and that the Fractal re.occopy . it. Letters from Hanover received late la& sight, men ten this as a very prevailing opinion: I le reports of an army 0re0.006 Pruden, • tri Wellphalia v aid of orders ewes t 6 di mould they attempt to cols the Easier* v of the View i Cana caws. vl at alb lo • Saar macro. • - IT Lf. ----- 31..oansci, JULY ill. ..Asglifb dotal. dive Osip!bas apps . 'Vecchia, apparently with the in .adihk tbaep,oin, as to that as well as 0 *is of th e papal ISTritorys that is a Fru. xrifon. - . Il . , sera • . • t ... . -- PRUSSIA. t • .---- __. I . 11,R1.11.4. AUGUST t ' Illteattlihaf Viotti& of she Eledtori Wage Voo-fifahen, is dill here. •It 11 biviaafferliit is oecafiontd by•lbase or., riagallaiiits in the North • (Germany, and the fry enehmstaicaticins which MO take plait on ti ftlbjea betwaen our Court and that of the Elven t • naffs. . • . , .. HOLLAND. LEYDEN. AUGUST %. ' Several journals, publiebed in this country, h. Cpoken very voattely of the difiniffal of feveral °Set t in the Royal Marine of Holland. Although this its. lollifierwe was not adopted by us, we are anxious eta . explain it, is s order.to prevent any falfe confiruelicin being put upon that Rep of Government by foreigners. For this purprife we publills the following articip. which we have received from a very tell:tellable channel : . . Is has been Slated in mon of toe Dutch Joursar.. that our Os wannest had dlfstifibd Rime Micas of the Royal Nary; bet nose of them have informed us that this Tereus only a% flub u we ton far advanced in years to be longer aeful. There are aro two • eelreis plums of eau million, but that is only for want et repaiis, ad they are rime late harbour for this purrafe."—Lmirs Gust, 4"149• , • L . I i.;• ttAGUE, AUGUSTS. , Not only the Wench stoops in our kingdom, bpt' the Dutch, have received orders to break up. Lad night, the firli regiment of infantry of the garri. fon here received orders to march; and this Snorts. ibg brAce up for Utroast ; ,,ayisiasit voijwaitfor fur ther orders. . f•• i t ....• His Maijefly, the - King; is expelkid lire from Wifbaden in a fortnight. • Direaions have bero.fent to the Cheraw at Bebe veningen not to put out far to fen,, and to keep dote to She, more every night. .This.eircomitancto has oc ealinned an unfounded report to be fpread at Sche ieningen that the negociations between' /*mace and England hale been broken off. " , a . i DORSTEN, AUGUST 3. On the tit ink two thoufand French troops en., tered Burgileiufurth. On the fame day the rtigninx Count of ..Bentheien Steinfurth palled through this town on his way to Paris. - The number of French troops in the Duchy of Wellphalia is confiderably increafed, and foam days ago they received ball cartridges. • Foreign troops :tie expelled firm to enter the country of Lippe, as they already have in lome,places of the tertitories of the Prince of 'Salm Satin (in Munfler.) . HARDENBURO, IN OVERYSSEL, AUGUST 4. The 65th ,French infantry of the line has taken rioffeffion of the countries of Bentheim and Stein furth, for the Grad Duke of Cleves. On the ap. , proach of the French troops, the Ps uffians withdrew from Al their ppfitions in the territory of Bentheim. „ Nicfhuis is like wife evacuated by the Pruffians: to-day all the public officers in Bentheim were called tow `titer to take the oath of fidelity to their new foveteign in the hands of General d'Agrouß ; or, according to lanother account, of two Commilifioners. The Count of Bentheim St einfurth retains all his domaios, and is now at Aii•la Chapelle. - ! tine, !I THE EVENING STAR. Wi LONDON. MONDAY, AUGUST PRICE OP SToCKA THIS DAYAT ONs. oTt.pgio Cun'ols, money, 6s—tot Ansa 611fraodum14111.• Osmium 6.-4.2thel. Wk. ler PRICE OF STOCKS ow inovier:sr, 3 par.ltml.M.64l 6 f Iref loft Soft re it s pee C. Ctost.64 !NU MB per 4 Per 04n they t.i4 St Igo 044 0 11 . 1 41.2 " n i per C yet qi qe Cent Lung. As. 14 IS el Orem THE EXPEDITIONS. PLYMOUTH...4I4IT IS. II Orders were received ram 14 Get ) * Si mcos and Itisftiite to embark 11111114AW41 me boa/ the &Hrs. Maecsaaarra, of 36.11111ei OWL Raft. soave, and to proceed to meet, his facet onion in eonferpence of which that litipikailed len eves* to the Weilward ; her dellinatioa is riot knows, bit it is fuppofed that. (he 'rill fire welt at Laos. 64 It was oadarilood that Deanna! Santos wta e. ing to the EIS lodise, nod that may.petaisimallig be his &Cooties Oat he certainly doe accireari in the SANTA MAILCURITTA. as the Is not Iced Qtr re load e Tongs : he ensborked, en board that together with nine other eaten, yelierday dhow& 46 The Bays, or &coed Drapes Peer& (no the ° Z s . bps been incermilly Sated in ',se tog), alrembiett Teat/day oa the Hoe, whim fear Imps were Wetted for the Expedition, emoe.shg iltiehaat Soo men, easier the command of doe Hon. fidelamant Colette! Bs.sootsas. Captains Goa Doses. Velma's, Slim's, and 111,141eS troop:, are , that boy, pew related from this efillitigniSteel . • lttgimmt ti ell ibis morph% they were embarked mimed the Ceilrdif9, (one of oar letters fay, the Itetutett) Title OS and MALTa, without their borfes,' which are left in the care of the other troops. Whether the ethers will follow t,bofe that have boas awtharkwit is net known here, but it is believed she bodes ban+ log to ohs above foot troops will follow thew ee coo, trufporut for their ecoveyanee an be got ready. Thal *amt . of the Queen's Says W4f bona will be lowered in tbe Owed •towns in this aaighbowthoOds cord farther maw" wives, of attallevy, mire the etwewand of `voila Hives', was alto osaborked this day on dLalwllLaara. and is to reeenspasy the Etpiip VW will ftialsts fors as eiders arrive fee Oat "'*Mgiil . **took plate at the *eV w il illplagisfan pea wok leave e r a -4 Web.- ._ I peep the IMP. . • - " All the troops belonging to the Eepedlliee Dee to maim bat and fable money. The Omit feet here fa that rupee was yelterdey renstivad has thi Citadel to the sips, the ilfitibmed.• • • A • H . The Chips beloagipg to the topedittitth are its re44yfs for failing. General %sae AI tithark is the Sassesos, of 64 guns, and Lm4 P.aMr hula RIPVLJs, of la guns. Hie Lando is snomesitatip ennead from Ipfwich, where he has at pease the command of a *grade." . . The Hamburgh Hal due eli Widnefilay lakt rived yefierday, *ad hits brought as ibarti@ of talCGerntan Contlinttlon; which COBS* t 9 its tits moil extent the amount• we ire of it la our Paper of Toad ay la. .. This league or Confederation of the Rhine, as it is to be calledin future, which was Aped on the s sth ult. at Paris, places the South and centre, or rather the whole of Ciereietty, completely at the dillottfid of Bo fources of fame of tile INA powerfol nsembtrs of the Germanic body, area by•the operation of this new code, to be coheertad 4 intb. infirdthents **lamb ambition and eiggregon. • stl.ufisie, ,Prokia., Sere• den, the Eleltors of &many, ficnover, and MON arc pot entirety out of the Sir of the ssew Con federacy. 411 the raft of the Co effaces lave re• minced their allegiance to-the ancient Head of the • Virtu, and Aran fealty to Boneialtwi• They lilleilitheseklTesto maintain a force of nearly 70,00 ct , the . whole of which is to be at any 410 pat is km at the requifition of France . Zesty Conti- Dental war is to be ters•—r....3a to the whole of the COO• treeing Parties, who Mall arm whenever foreign or theighbour mg Powers manifeil any difpofition to red the march of French ambition. . Every article, of which there are forty, in this New Conlitution, is framed for the fecority and pre ponderanee of the pewee of France. By one of them Bonaparte is to,have the power of calling out the whole armed force of the league when he fees occa lion, while none of the other parties are to have tt e power of going into the field without his pertelfion. In • therWords the Sovereignty of Germany belongs to BtMAPARTI, and the nominal Sovereigns are merely. his• Viceroys. He will change the title of Protector of the Le.rgue to that of Emperor . f Ger many, whenever .he thinks proper. The Confede rates are not even allowed • the nomination of an Ascii Custom-Loa or PRINCE Pat:ears, the name by which the Prefident of the Diet, which is now tiled the Dscreroar, is hereafter to be known. .$ r This is .. (muting the Peace of the Continent" with a vengeance. He takes poffeffion of the whole,' excepting'Pmflia and Aulttia (for we put R u ffi a octi V. . able to them. easy be received en Minebets thereof, and the fame id& open to these. As ws arelwereby releafed front oar high and ;to- -portant issatiatioge.lit eedy moans for us to' add thiIISVE lb. 000dderstion and refpra Vide siamisser otsomoblrte.tikbsciiii of • • aml_p_mift — esireidAabarwmr. • woos, MOW vf State to tbe Moe •d WartionOtersb. seteleeemety Comekkl Antballider. • *SOS AMUR'. Mlailta of kW. sod Malaria Aotbe t *ti e dorre from the Thelma Areb•Chascellor sf ▪ the DAS, ON SECKINDORP, Aezhaffecior frost •' • ' the Ekdtorai Prince of laden. SAM TLIELHEIM, Ambdrador from thc LenJgrave MI6 =MM. BARON sctimn . z OPOLLENBURO, Alloblaroder from bls H:gbeufs the Prince of Hobco- seam Hechingeo sod the United Houle of - i r