Star. — London, England, 1813-10-12 00:00:00

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I Era v iliq‘ Audi* of . 44 ulietotia t folik , 4%014 VelEfillkieta TioWiiik;. or, Tkill Allte - T5928 3, 0 LUSE CASTLE. ang.Dassaeo b 4144%.4.314004b5ea awn. To cattabida VI Jab 41. - eraDd M altatNikt, St saiddilk. -, Boiaticohs,jaa, 4bj parmissiankalia at tiia itypasiader, -Uot 1110dDINK ofe she spat teamed his ikon, '4►4ineribit ! asolltakinmiatel4r. Roraima t!aimalmtaltleFskiada natabee aliases pbay *lobo blpaib4l ebbpasipsasibb. Ilakataiabb• !adapt aita. , liteesaar,4l, Latisballit-Tonaaa - abiliAbb 1 111114 ASH lON ABLE DrANCING....-Yrwalevenion. 96fr. , H9IFEEN8 begs law t to retorts lib 'Most kgratefhl thanks to Ids Friends and the Public in general, for the very Ulls tinguhihei yalrettagelso Inei tryerienced,ondrespeallily 'elicit* a continuance of theirtrenurs. Ladle, ant orb* have 'never aaptirod this serempliament, or tibia Id* Sae not ambled the present tobtortalle mode, may benryetill:' tieudy histrated - in the ant 'private tannin to finality theft' or the first Assemblies, we appltdation at its radiate, 'Coat'.! ' amillatS4lll 4 l4ohlootreet, Feeterilann, Clwarlde, - • • -' L -Schools onendod. . IrI4ARLES, pa manised by bialijeis y: &le" AA of Peptide, ; and his Serene Highness the .ulatt Of Meek! leahusg, Professor of D MECHANICAL SCIANCIESs and She Gra Ventrilotivlet Ind 'Meath* oath, Coosimpt r aecendy rived from 8a fig „Itei she lintionev asinailst tit Idobolkt, try, and Public at bee, that ..he intends *an Scles and anursiog-4444t01u, dorl salami Periods ern tra!inta Weems''' loa:r gams, SODS Panirr- 8 41Tallit t commence on Wtdoesday nest, 'lBth October, at Atimittazice ti.-.4tartictitars or the woddetfoll aher Eihililtioot be in 'be haiii4lifts• 7= 7 PATEPI I,—FACING 3UILDIItGS WITH STOW E.- . 4 SPECIMENS of this new Wait, which rombingtsi the permantnebeatry and doublet,. *Stone, : Wilth the ae . knowlcdged utility of the Roman OenteKsi lonertaitafactured by us; keeps the walls in a dry stare htrwtottr thin and' blbaloui the Stone may be—is applicable so ail ores it whith Stucco has bees used, without the disadatntage ef a perishable colouring; and bomb:WNW lea eapeasive than a =maws Stow Cube. May be soewatthis Once, and ist.C. Cartees,•Plastartet No. a, Dean-street, Sabo. where, and at Ne.:lo, To.biliwireet;. milater. the COVINA maraspen*. liagaleblebY pwitL to be paid. PAltif&R states. VD. 40, Saabs*. t BY plitmrstioN. ROYAL MILITARY .PANORAMA. TIE 13th Nuinber, (price 35.) of this iitestimibie' ork was this day published, embellished with an rlegant Portrait of Sir Ralph Abercrombie. and a Map of the'Salt of War in America. fts contents are of real importance to all classes, and moo* ettlor topics of general interest, it embraces a correct Diaipiphy of the Crown Prince of Sweden. _PuMshed by Patrick Martin ands Co. No. 33, Orchard-street, corner of Oxford-street. LADIES WOOLLEN-CLOTH MANUFACTURER. GEORGE FOX most - respectfully returns thanks to his numerous Friends foe 'miner favours, and begs lezve through this nudism to acquaint the Nobility, Ladies of Fashion, and the Public, that be has Matrufachred for this sea son, a most estetblve Stock of WOOLLEN CLOTHS, both • twilled and plain, of alt descriptions, in every beautiful perm nem colour that ea 9 be dyed, and entirely new, from 7s. to Sites. per yard, of the finest texture; all two yards wide. *lf required, aro be made up into any fashionable Garment, by Workmen of the best abilities—elegant and new forme of Thaw in Wooßen Cloths always may be here seen making tlp, bath plain and er► namented, to various orders of the first Nobility—likewise Chai4 Cots, Hussar Cloaks. &c Ste. and every other kind of upper t.;artnent required to repel the wet and cold. A great variety of Table Covert, Tartan Plaids, Cottage Seats and Welch Flannels as 'heretofore • N B. Furniture Cloths made of any svidth, • ptiee, or cbiour ; and from the many advantages he possesses, istonlitlent that the above Articles, when seen, cannot fail to pleas. in-every respect. Letters (pot paid) George Fot, Kinrereer, Covent Dar- den duly attended to and patterns sent. Mercer and Drapers supplied with Woollen - Cloths by the Piece, as usual. . AWKINS and DUNN's IiSSEWCE of COL x.e.. FE E,.sold at their Manufactory, No. 99, Great Titchdeld= street, Mary-la.bonne London, and by various Groner% Dare &c. let Town aniCotintry, in half-pint bottles, oqtlll*llllo pound of the best Coffee of the respective kinds, alatihrolwalaw et reflood sugar. ) Turkey - • So thi. amsb a ss 9a. 6d. Bowles included. Plantation - ts. 41d. ..lts make a con of coffee, -no other ttostble Is required, than merely to put ahem t tosopoon tall of the F.ssottee intaa.opleg cup, v it's the usual quantity of milk and visit, and fill kupwith hot water. The Essence is stdd mixed with sugar the hot climates, and for long keeping. The Essence is also sill .without sugar when wanted for isntsvediate use; the half.plnt bottle in that case con taining l It% s as. of Coffee, at the same price as Owe. As good Coffee cannot be made without pure water, Hawkins and Duns have provided filtering vessels at 4s. and upwards. . • FAMILY BREWING. * kTEP.DIiAbI, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees . the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE, relectlully Inform the Nobility, Gentry, artel the Vubllle, that in coir,equence of the Fire In Skinner-street, they have rtinoved to tt•cir premises, No 225, (near the Hay-mUltet) Fitaardilly; where they hope to be honoured 'with a continuance of 'that Ib btral patronage they have hitherto capetienteg. . This Machine combines the Firciriatb, Coppers, Mardi Tun, Under Back, Hop Back, and Working Tun, In one Utensil; which is compact, durable, and convenient, and worked by a. method simple and certain In its operation. The Machine is made of various (Bitterish:ins, tunable to snail Families, or the most ettensive establislunests. . N. R. and Co. have the pitaiwre of saying; they have most rz spectable testimonials, and can glse referenCes to Gentlemen in Town and Country, who have had experience of the utility of the invention. Sold by the Patentees, No. 225, Piccadilly, London ; and No. to, Wine -street, Bristol; aho by the principal Furnishing Ironmongers to the United Kingdam. 14.1 t and Co. brew in the Machine for public Inspection, retry Tuesday, in Lvn4bn tad littotal - - H - - --.. •(-4014. , .t M A ir ,s!,:ilsii. rig niiliretP4l, 0 Pllt e pti W* , , • . 3 Maio v k . ii if .4.T2Brn Aderiversoktifeweisse, iris* fib vociAlidir. : *p mlik foomet.* . 0,1441,04 . 6 W hvill ite : Fisatip toSpiet,r* gitit. , .fttliellkis o*. ho SlohillCSo. i t Ainvintinif fifirfr.44l4fftwor 4 Tali la Rorillefigabliiit *ST 79 . 9 4 4 MPS* VOA .. ' .. v. ii . . - . ' -- • F.l Ol l 41)1118/TAOler ilteithe:veatilt these r. • • "•• • 44,Thidergokbsitilefr•di*Cr Ogg MilhallOothe evil rfi,sitle ~met skikilloommitbeatweitiiiisi *mk t , . f` . ' 1 . C V eiPNViI 0 ... 1, prey -Toistrieltil•let4 . ecootpealitibps ' • ae:Noy Board; mai aVeed by pmeigiusdisesiiiw illealrfi hootierithellerilleppiltilderfig I{lll6iiikli Ann; *tdrielittersefleihnike alike Csvltekee,. .. : )7, r.• . , • .., ' r . :* ,1 . 1 "1 T •. .' '' iiiitTORYA OittA r litj:**;• -. V l / 4 t 4E 007 14 0 1. 0 00 :trgi ontio - • •:: -' 440 7 if IE 4 O 4 41 t # if,Aki . +4 l 4 - iiiose I.NAPI ar. A , bil v Vitif, dt! :M b •liit; Atompue4 Aft _.; . Mr. RIMS* CAstroeu., c lete //team* *MAO. aIk4III44IOIOO I O4 , IPaPPOV , savA..ooi•4.nimblY to Ise* of Is present • Majesty fer.ostablishieg e t.4* for the said Cowpony, and the said comet 4.0 i. Directors 1014 -beau laid before lut4.etet4tNial at Court of the said Company -held mid*, ppoSeant 40 lays 110,11*101/111 foe that-purpose—swim iche44 1, 14€ 6 . Gourd, Ceurt of the ..rid • Coppery .3irill be *hist. teittleadenhalkerset, on Wedeeethlyilivast l o,4Ml 'rola Eleveso'Cioek lailielFereeopietnitib*heibie J Vallot out he .followineluratiossoilL, ; ~.7 • . . s ' f' That Mr. Peter Compbell, late lariat& of the Sutra •Ship Lord Keith, be 'restored to the Convenes Service f In order to determine by meth Ballot whether Wee parts fa Mier of the Proprietompresent er is General Court consent else the said Ur. Peter Campbell• be teetered to. do Company * itieeket. • JAMES ,i 70114 Assiiii.Swesdry. • :••• tiCt`liEQ 1) 1 . ui 3. fflt..Wassitset tiOtantwitictotir, and November, 1313, • 70.2f,kPoilb °FA E LORA? cro4ofisicutr...os.e.lik • • SFr, TREASURY, hendstg given Directiessefordoegiag ig7 air Priaxiovinf the eireciietijoisdixdisperaVaii, the Ilium' Ike4ienron, at Me E.xeisirertbißlia, lath e AteriptV &tamper, I 4 lew Pala" real,.. Watiasteats tilfoodep, As day Oharookir, 11111,141sodeMe191/144404ei1y (thiarlitja:ad euvipted) easiliosd aveloligironifq, Me 29th Oeteier histaist, fit* sto .the littrilag till owe In the iipersmoso, for itosoliese! ifteissehitilig Me-sante ; for the grower 164141/04 Me%taier‘ottie ma Ms are desired to pi aerrahleincripth* 1.11110 in :4416,k:tat, • ("kVA are to •kititaisied at thie, Vet) •clarritigthein ix The Wier theirresimetive eta, sick sientiler the sameatomind king nuaterkally arranged, and opeMbitig th e prbkipai Semis and Interest ate therm, compatesi from, het Outselling ifieir vaiiid desire rerpatheti dital to Messier Sth a riPtkriatokesliatattterohketo tho Riterditittlf lotting; kit the 'sea tearer) Mai . 1 44404 Or **En , WV& imaieirad to kik tee ant eir*, th'eir Hama "midi:area the kett4e l eo +mho kith addle are moreover rtgaiired aka.* eigider le! Ossm"so quid reminethe saw sheiks • pe for the same. flans of Me koidere of the Orwell, Bilk sheald k &rims f remixing' Payment 'of the Piiicipal and Interest, prt , nious se the said B th : day of Noveoskr, they may he acannerodated, on comp;ting the Ititerwt 1r J the day an which thiy wish to be paid, and leaviag the said ftr 1 1 examination one da prior thereto. * -I Such • Persons tawny k desiroxs tf having New Exchequer Bilk wkole or in parte Pigment f Principal, Von marling new Bills, and mentioning Mi soma at the Mao* 'their Lists, itenkefte en or I heart Friday, - the web %Mit, ism ie aecomMaikted with nom /Mr, carrying an ledatoct _Throe -pace 11Wpriv thelitypen every 'One .1 .Hstadred , Penuls,whint said New RIA wihr4410.40 the N 411 0:41 IriVonemkr, cal will'heaklivered, toreiAer lire Interest 4.1 e in I roped the Rills so desired to k n esichingod,"tiornirday, the nth day 9' NOtesskr, and she flthrsoing bays. • N.D. AllEttbetper Bab, dated prior to teptember, 1111 Am been advertised to bepaid otr, andalte buristreot thetteM *ARIL • ThelleiCiiptiOnS of titles of die MY are as Nits**, vii. 636,000,1011 MUM 1314, St Leo. 3. Cap. 86. Credit of -Aids 9 4 1 ) . 4 1 4 X 3,003,000 , . ,• • Cap, NEW LOTTlffitY.-20 IROVIMBER. • QWIBT and CO. the Contractors for the last and kJ present Lotteries, beg leave Most respectfully Os canna tbetr sincere thanks to the Public, for the ,patronage they received, in the extraordinary demand for the tibkets and Shares of the Lot tery whlch is just waled, And to reisutiat ft tontlftlantett the *ante sm port in the NEW.I.OITERit, to he. Drawn Ott the stlNos, VEIIII3L'R. Ike Scbetne, etlth ottly• 81000 'helmet, eolititaina Teo Prizet of se20,000!!! a•lMtlikatiefe vutelisittOetl In *a history of 1 .otreries.• The following Ii 0 1 1,11 st d fhb tflkes : 2 Prfres ,of. 1026,000 Pa , 040,000 2 ... •I • 4 Siebb 8,000 .S WRIS • 2000 4 . Mb. 10 • too • ).1.. 1,000 20 ' 1080 1+!/" And Xielbr ea& of 41.eitst 320 Mists. tod Shares are seffirtx In great *let/ - SWIFT knd Offices, • )10, 11 9 f'ool.yar, • 1 No. 21, Al.o4art Htbi .1410. 12, cuallatforCttotz. I haftT. 7IVEW S'l l feTir LOTTERY OF ONLY B,ooo' wlll begin Drairinry ME. the bd of NOVEMBER. • SCHE • 2 Prises of 400,080 Ito it 40,000 2 2,000 6000 3,0G0 ...W.... 9,000 4 500 • • 2,000 5 ...... ..... Ipoo to 1110 • 3,000 • ' 20 30 1,040 - 520 firer-drawn Blanks 10 Etch, 5,200 Fitst-dratirn Pun sbovre :C4% First Day, will be entitled to an additions' Prise of £2,000. ttlat•drawa Pttlt ribose ,e2O, Second' Day, will be entitled to additional Prise azto,ooo. • • TzescTs and SrAltu are selling by • RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co Contractors for the Lottery, At their Offices, the Corner of Bank Boildings, Corahill, Sid facing the King's Mews, Charing Cross ; where, in the Loitely that finished drawing on the 28th of Setensber,lBl3, they said , the following Capital Prises: No. 3,834 • In 12 Shares ... .140,050 1,411 • IA hole Ticket ... 1,000 •, 1,130 . 111'13 Shares ~ 10 Marie ... SO 4,3141 Notts ... . . ;TA AVM*. . , 44R0% -hilt rA$ Prigollne - withdraYnag berAf from the obligati°, Its elthe.pesci of Tilsit, the cOndi tiqqs qf which she had chided awash the close. of the Jeer -1810 3 .abs• Aka •augenOnted 'her .abnies—in. 181i-for** hsfentlattgss sithetu.stslbe, grottier* Of `kOlisb I:wil t s : loos-ram( in tbilAinitissimll.ent the .year : 14101, ,she .uppeased detemiiiiikeitdeready for wear. ; k; q ;. The IC sbinet , of .Viettizi3Osto 1 11611111P1aii*nificant steps , to eagstge -Russia to . teep:thaisescq. • Not only in this matter. sbe had -noshing. to - do Vick the-Frenob Government, whose pacific sispesitson was known to her, bet these overtares beaded to a iluite4pOosito re suk ; for if any .thing. could tomse an - .ideation •40 war, 'twits hsr•ourf of oniting with -ars against *V enemies, end propfating her alliance.— tee No. •1 the Treaty. of Atiquicb..) - By the rretsty, , A-ustria blended polirie.al print eiples with those of FranCe, whose principles she ap proved, and to 44k-bile anotiated breath by,a gua flatlet With Out reserve. • SHe"engaged 'furbish a eciatingent r forihe War.; she adhered, in the first plate, to the relestalAishinent tiribtltitlgdons 4if 'Poland; and in the ease of this , e` s eehl tatiog place, • the consented to the Cession of Anstriab 'Catch', on 'The 'C'ondition of relenting an indemnity, the basis of which was already fixed, and finally, 'she was assured of stgrandisemest in terri tory and tte `partitioh Of Stites, - *ha a ___,'fortutiate Wat haa put at 'the disposAl of Fiasiee. 'llfs was the end at which the C..abinet of Vienna aimed.— Ablioui to raise up enemies againit Russia, she, by her agents, pressed the Ottoman Porte, Prussia, and Sweden to make common "cause with rra'nce.—(See the Letter from the Prince bt Schwartzenberg. to the Austrian Minister'in Sweden—No. 2.) Thus she not only. did not endeavour to .prevent the war, bot, on the csustr:pry, a4g4ected no measures which, by adding to the security of the enterprise, was to lead-France to attempt it. Nit nothing .could shake the FAllperOt i t wish to aVoid the war, And he never ceased hoping tts at tainment until the very 4:141 on whith the Abnbstsaa- - ,dor of Russia, by a tormal . declaration, siesnanded As an ultimatum, that the Flinch armies, by retiring un the Rhine% should take to flight as if they had been vanquished, and demanded Isis passports. The war commenced, Austria gave her 'contin gent, cettiposed it of corps and Generals d'eiite, and exceeded the number of men shich the had engaged to•foreisF. TREATItOF ALLIANCE _ *lama A'Xi) abfroBfii,*-411thitert 14, 1812. Kjs Naivety the EnWeror o 1 Fr,atice, &C. and his Majesty the -Emperor of Austria, &c. having at heart to perpetuate the friendship. and good under .itanditts which subsists between themouni to concur bithe intiiritig and force of their union, both in sup parting a continental ,peace, or re•establishing a ma ritime peace; considering that nothing can, be better adapted for producing thOse happy results than the ccioclaiiini of a treaty of alliance, which should have forks object the safety of their states anapostessions, and tie guarantee . of the principal objects off' their re spective policy, have for this purpose appointed for their ilenipOtentiarieS, viz. his Majesty the. Emperor of trance, &c. the Duke .of Bassano, Bcc. and his Majesty the Emperor of Austria b &c. Prince Charles Schwartzenberg,,&c. who, after having exchanged that re i spective Tiu l powers, agreed to the following , Articles . • .1 Art.. 1, Thette•hallibe for ever frieodship, and alliance between)* Majesty the . Emperor of the Treach, - 4c. aad his Majesty the Emperor of Ans tria,,&c. In cooseletatcerpso high contracting par-. ties will.direct the,greatest attention to support the. good understanding so happily established between them; their States, and respective subjects, and to avoid every thing which' might alter it, - and on all, Occasions. to promote their utility, honour, and me twal advantage. 2. The two high contracting parties reciprocally stir tee the integrity of their present territories. 8. As a conxerptence of this reciprocalgnaranree, the OM bile) tontracting powers will always act in coutert in those measures which appear Most proper to Mitittain the peace, and on the event of the States of the brie or the other being threatened with inva sion, they Will employ their best and most efficacious good offices to prevent it. But ai those good offices 'may not have the desired effect, they oblige them selves ro mutually assist each other, in the event that one or the other should be attacker; or threatened. 4. The suceour stipulated by the preceding article than be composed Of , 80,000 men, • of whoni 14,000 shall be infantry, and 6000 horse, constantly kept tip to their full war complement, and a park 0160 pieces of cannon. S. This succour shall be furnished Vpoh the first requisition of the parts attacked ot• threatened. it shall be put in march with the shortest delay possi ble, and at least within two months after the demand shall have been made. 8.. The two high contracting parties guarantee the integrity of the Ottoman Porte in Europe. 7. They acknowledge and also guarantee the prin.: ciples of the navigation of neutrals, such as they hail been acknowledged by the treaty of Utrecht. His Majesty the Emperor of Austria will renew, as often at may be necessary, the engagement of adhering to the prohibitive system against England during the present maritime war. 8. The present Treaty of Alliance shall not be public, nor communicated to any Cabinet, but by agreement between the two high parties. 9. It shall be ratified, and the ratification of it et chinged at Vienna, within 15 days, or sooner, if it ean.— , Done and signed at Paris, Marth 140812. 4.0t1 Minibrig&if tie_ be bound to furiiishlbilt iticAtif stipulated' by the 4th article of the preempt &di*, to the istiM - Sihich France Maintains either ajt**bit Enghlud; or on the other side of.fiie.Py; Mitleo3. le If that brat Should break out bettesteli 'trance RUida, Anstria .shall furnish said iticcours, at litpoiXted & the Ilth and sth article* of the treaty of this day. The regiments *hick are to him the same shall 'froth this 'present be flit in marsh, and eintrined in such a 'manner that ;a less than fifteen days, to bb datkd `from the ist May, they may be milted near I,spaberg. The said corps of , t r oops' Oran be prtividifd with a double store of . artilleuy Iftsd_itiimusiticio,Sthd likewise with the ca rriages wa y for the traifipbeting provisions necessary foe . tWetity days. • His' Majestteho,kMpertir 6f the 'Vreitch, on his pert, shall make every necessary dispotitionfor act. ing against Russia, at the sane time, and with all Ith disposable force. corps of troops * furnished by hteltejesty .iliamperarrif Austria.. shall be formed into th re e 0110:kileits end one division of cavalry; commanded by an Austrian General. to be chosen by his Majesty the Emperor ofAuStria. They shall tact en the tine which Shall be prescribed for them by . , !Os 'Majesty the tiripernr of the French, and accord. swg Whit; immediate Aden. They shall not at any .andfeline be divided, but shall always form 'a se parate distinct corps. They shall be furnished With their wabaisterice in an enemy's country, according to the same mode which shall be established for the French corps d'errisee, without making any alteration in, the regime and usages in detail, established by the military regulations of Austria far feeding the' toops. Bach trophies *lid booty as they shall take from die enemy, shall belong to them. the event that by consequence of wilt bet tween France and Russia, the Kingdom of Poland shotild -be re-established, his Msjesty die Empern* if the French . especially guarantees, as he does froht at present time guarantee the poilessioti of • 11bAestria. t,•• the event of its pwirlisg conVenient to llab Emperor of Austria to cede a part of Gallicia-for eb purpose of its being reunited to the Kingdom of -NI land, in exchange : for the Illyrian Provinces, hit ; Majesty the Emperor of 'the French engages _ this present to consent to such an exchange. 'Phi • part of Gallicia to be ceded shall be determined sc. cording to the combined basis of the - population; et s. tent, sad revenue, in such manner that the two oh. jests oftachsmge shall not beregulated solely by extentef terntosy, bat by its real.value. 7. la vase . of an Unhappy issue to the war, I .likajestrthe Emperor of the french engages to prin. Il i me for his Majesty the Emperor of Austria such detnnieiss trod aggrandisement: in territory, which shall only c,ompennste for the sacri /ices and expences of his said Majesty, incurred by his co-operation in the war, but shall be a monument of the close and durable union which oxists between the two Bove- reigns. .8. II through hatred if the ties and engagements contrasted by AUstria with France. Austria should be menaced. by Russia his Majesty the Emperor of the. French will consider such attack as being direct. ede,gainstlimself, and will immediately conussence , 9. The Ottoman Porte shall be invited to accede to the Treaty of Alliance of this day. 10. The above Articles shall remain secret betimes tic's* powers. 11. They shall have the same force at if theyrrere Inserted in the Treaty of Alliance, and shall be rati. bed, and the ratifications exchanged at the same place and at the same time with those of the said Treaty` Done.and 'signed at Paris on the 4th March, 1812. COPY OP A LETTER FROM 'H. THE PRINCE OF sC*w*at. ZENEERQ TO 11. THE COURT OE NEIPPEEO 9 AOFFEWI MINISTER a* aITICICHO'LM. •., Paris March to, tett. I profit, M. Melte of Bassani,. of an opponnnit, which offers itself Of informing you, before that you conflate receive d intelligence of it, by our Minister, that the ties of friendship and relationship existing between our Court and that of France, We this day gpiag to be strengthened by a knot which ought to be a - natural consequence of it, for establishing, mit solemn manner, the relations of intithacy and voil6 dence between the two Empires. The great political event furthermore ;equines $ greaser Interest by taking place at the moment *km a. warts ready' to burst out in the North. Our Au. gnat Master having determined in his wisdom, and being true to his system 'to act in the most perfect concert with France, after having, in vain, exhausted every measure tending to the presetvation of peace • on the Continent with the Cabinet of St. Petersborgb, now finds himielf on the point of taking an ectivo part in a cause which has at length become his own. la . a state of things, when that every means should be directed towards we common end, you canned more essentially serve the interests of our AVIA Master, than by employing the credit whitit I know you eniny with the Government to which you are accredited, to attach it to a cause to which a tecent and painful rensembtance, as likewise the favourable perspective of effacing it for ever, by the re-occapa. Lion of so essential a part of the monarchy as Finland, must give a national character entirely partitulnr to Sweden. 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