The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-06 00:00:00

their families; we expect Officers. .—Several Offiaers are Jificers of the Navy, and st _ again mentions the names of nineteen who have been struck out. Alt the measures taken against the French, as subjects of an hostile power, are revolted. Vac% TIIE FitONTIERS OF NORWAY, MAY 10.— The debates in the Sittings' of the Diet, at Edswold, bare been hitherto very .warm, there being. a, dif ference of opinion on the question, whether Nor. it - ay eau maintain itself asan independent state? The recoil %tits this, that it was concluded that theron. 'citation now introduced might be maintained, if Etnrand declared jtuelf foamier*. But, unhappily the declaration of Engfand, expressed too in very, tarring terms, is serviced at Christiana. together Milli the news that nine ships of the line were - ready to sail, in tniler, by the strictest -blockade, to en. fnrce the Wets Cnuccil, by (which the spirits of many people aye much lowered. The Prince Chris tian boldly proceeds in his plans.-=Meantime the majority still flatter themselves, that the Commis sioners of the Allied Powell will 'sowed in bringing about an amicable arrangement. MAV 21.—A1l the English ships are gone to the Deltic. Oar horbosr is very empty. We have no large ships here, except one Swede, end one A me. rican."l'he course of exchaegeis become worse. Ilastauncts, MAY 24.--The French troops march away from llamburgh on the 25th, 27th, and 29th, end from Haarberg, the last, ott the 31st of Flay. General Denolgeste makes his entry hito Ifambergis on the 30th. The Smote resumes its fonctions on the 27th. Many - vessels artrarelvid /rum Leith sod elsewhere. • • • T. • Ws day awe pablisked, DIANTIPOTE to DETRACTION pa. F. PREJUDICE, levelled at the fansily, chararter,AOl Minify of CHARLES RANDOM BARON DB BEItENGER. Plnstrated by original Letters frogs the Inv Kin and Crown Prince of Ptowitt, and the late Mamma of Antanteb; to hie h w iajesty, Gro I I 1., and to the rather of the present _Barash With an ofertine detail written by that Nobleman , addreserd'lll the British Parliament. relative to the treatment be bad reedyi ed at the bras& ef the lute Right Don. WILLI AIM PITT. Authentic Parlicular4 of the 11.troes attest at Leith ; his can. revntire to, and treatment in Lades'; his Petition to the Howe of Common. ; and THE ENTIRE CORRESPONDENCE between LARD SI DMOU'III, Mr. , Beckett, and the Baron; rife, red to is the late Dehstes. 'Cootie', with a fell owl complete Refutation of all and every Ouster of DISLO Y A LTV, and of the infamous statement by LE MARCH ANT t and a true hod candid exposition *lithe bright or the Baron*4 intercourse with the • COCHRANE FAMILY. • The *An* intended tii counternet the mental poison that has you .steevAtills tli.-Psnitaiteel PRIOUI,ICEI) PER 401''S and VIVN AL and LYING PRINTS, nod totally on rintnerted she troth Or fidsehood o r the charges prefer ,i..l by :- TH . ti' SELF' • CREATED STOCK •SICIIIANGE COM• M I. 44 L'Hjd Manta tire hear4a* fowl di grace, And forwlikilallony--ht tolakatige babe* Till time is) blot la rassai.:4 Law b. elod N lir. S. 111tOWN. To be bed elf Illbetereed. WNW4d Zenes. tt.w i 1. N. a 1.6104 .03 01 13, ; BlwhMcß. itoyalt:‘ , cberar JOS'S, MO. 5. Newritastiert ; Redd, ; foodr,U Aber Boolt.elters. re. I)ne 000 •r• • • •.• • • • Daum Malta 4.• ir • 000000 o••• • • . • QM tellthergh 4 .• •• • argialkill•••, •• • evil-434ff- • 0 3 .• . 1 . . 4 . • . Elefigellesi • • •;,, - 0 ."'"fr • PRICE OW STOOKS TINS DAY AT ANN O'CLOCK. Bank • India Rd. "toot S per Cent. R. - 661011 Monde7 g p 3 per Cent Cons. Kediequer Bill, 4 b p per Cents. lil ff. ' Osergene b per Cent. Miry oltss. Ann. 16 1-16 _ Pay ditto Coosa ter A= 67! 81 THE ST4TEBMAN. LONDON: .• MONDAY, Jl4l a 44: - The arrival of the Definitive Treaty of Peace, contained in the French Papers of the 2d inst. and which we have this day inserted at length, may be considered as winding up the dreadful account of 25 years of the most ruthless and desolating war that ever yet distracted and scourged the civilised world. ltespecling the cessions and counter-cessions, it is of less consequence to examine the geographical changes they will introduce in the great European common wealth, than it is the pacific spirit in - which they are conceived t and it is with unfeigned sure we observe, that. the articles which fit the new limits of territory, and provide fer the future arrangement of commercial intercourse, afro freer from ambition and jettissmsy, and discover more of a, feeling of conciliation and equity, than any Treaty with sti hich we have been c-oncerwed storing the two seut long and eveutfill *sign. The followiog is -a brief- summary et". the territorial and commercial arrangements betw een the High Contracting Par ties, from *Milt a tolerable idea of the whole may be foresmt:—The territory of France returns to the limits of tote Ist of January, 1192, but with some itccessiens of territory on different points of her frontiers. liotlatid is also to 'receive an in crease of territory, ibut with an express proviso that the Sovereignty *hail In no case be vested in a Prince succeeding to a foreign Crown. The States of Germany to be independent, and united in federation. Switzerland to be olio Independent. Italy, where ont of the limits of the countries which return to Austria, to consist of Sovereign State,., , 'Tie possession of Malta confirmed toteglandi The colonies, fisheries, factories, and establishments sof' • every kind which France imposed on the let of January 1702, in the seas, on the continent of A rue 'lca, Africa, and Ails, : re restored to her ; •u it the exception of Uhler, and St. Lucie, to vtlthr with the Isle of irrance and its 0 .• l here on A forioughi fo see ti Shortly int!lty store of these 4 CperSUAGYtt, MAY 17. fitrurk oat of the list of Odi the last State Gazette agiin ', .. - .. . . . . . .. • •" , i *** " l k 7‘ , , , ... : , : • Tills; S TAS)4litt N . -. T he f ormer Spa- Emperor Re i d: 104 were in author the apartmente of; ' The same Paper contains various Proclare a ti os , .: • ties, which . are ceded to England. hisbAurt . 0f St. Dstsiog4 is given back 40 s p i el , the. Vet". of.llora. The !Odors! weir ie.. and Decrees of the Senate ; one prescribing the4sp„ • . swoil i en also oonsooto to s est ot e to France t h e faiap. .• 2 : 7 1i IMMi.fraid was assembhal 4;04446 IMPS !talons to be observe d on the'entiolaci of Moat g en : : 1 ' „ ~ ma" ns . wet*. iiigsen, on th e 30th of M • of Onadelonpe; arta Portage! to resters' Franck Mien* fit tit Monarchs, Inhenn . May , one re-establishes the Geyana. France not td'ertitt anY forcations In eineried sgtes most lively Itilkest. When the ancient laws otilausborgit, and dettbres that N s 0, 6 * her establishments in India; but to have the same first discharge took place, the Emperor went and- 'French Codes, and all depending on them, shalll!s ses „ right 0 fishing at Netifoondland as in 1799. Ships; deftly to the Mag i astet.kitey ' both maitifested a most o be in force from midnight, on the 31st of Man • f artillery; &c. at the maritime places surrendered by lively eatlefectleft that Bell report, which had so others recommend the people to he orderly atat re . France to be given, two-thirds to her, end one-third lately lieett the signal of alarm and calamity, was frain . from pasquiq like. ..,... .: . . i.: to the Power to whom they shall Belo 'Antwerp new become thePtittegike hid teplitie and hapPineis LiroaCi, Mali *--- ,.. 1 °Mir f hilltoyal I'4 • ..i . • , v •• to be in future only a port of commerce.. Plenipo- of the world. This effecting .scene communicated to neirtheetorn r . ... , has .heen - asto .-.- . . in a sal the spectators an impels. , which meet be de.' lished :- • *. ••'•, .. : -..f i . tertiaries to assemble at Vienna to complete, General Congress, the arrangements of the Treaty. scribed ; and cries of rive k Rue ,rive Alexander! • "Accairding to miters from Mart:trend '-of tine The Treaties of 1805 and 1809- the Treaty o f Basle were heard on alt sides. • , . ~._ of May,,,.20 Norwegian ships, pattly. lade t .. in 1 . 796,* that of Tilsit 1807, and the Convention of The mine day, after, dinner, the Duke the Berri, corn, and tinny `othe.r dialler *wash;' liad 114 in accompanying the Emperor to the foot of the brooght into that port. .. „ .. • ' ... , '' Paris in 180$ , are annulled.. The addigeoal is : ‘ ~.- staircase; Sainted his Majesty while he was getting ' 6 They write tram tioidolli that aliiAniterre feet . ticks in the Treaty between title tent*: red s France, consist of a kind of oomeimgilse.rispeOdai into his carriage. The Emperor, impatient of eti- Prince Christian sent to,interpmefie bfilliAselgoit the Slave Trade, the French Gov • ** to unite its efforts with England at a . iprs i o liolt. quette, took the Prince b y the hand, and pressed it On ' his deaf indiiiie jkith "rortilatire.l, el icee re s e , itith that affectionate and chividrois loyalty, and illtgedilltolye,tolpars illaglaid ;, but ea* toe, 4 01. • s o loka itts. that lemytessible grate, which; tan only be felt by out of the Minister!. hotel .he was arrested 14 ay to procure the general abolition of abolish it on the part of France in tete ' ' , Iti. generous souls. ~ _ ' ~ .qreditors t and cannot!. the ]icing's Bench, where is ' '''' General d' York's oip s d'arrnee,cantoned abOilt: remained three via* Without the . knowlaslge of t'- 4 4 4,, ite1 p,.. Liege, consists of 55 , 000 swig and 10,000 horses. Government ; at last he obtained 41 . 4,end was f oist these succeed arrangemeats esesteetieg • ... : . property, and thee:peaces ofpaiitinglit ..--., -• .• , . - ~ .! :. , dei w hi c h last h ea d &eti o lat es dmil e tted:e,ste,. A Germa n. Paper announces, th a t the statue ,of free. - si o l io t h w imioN iliongpass• will - be placed at the! ,top of: thamena. . The Cm wn . Prince alsbarked_yealecatt i tsr relit} , highly honourable to the , - 4 by relinquishing het *claim' for the What* .: .. coultidiug article proven., a future artaagemmif fit* •,,. • • - . 7 ,..• : ••. '.. ' the Senate, from Whom be took . lease le tae ' • .• s' I sit M oscow.; committial intercourse, which is not the learttlatetest- l • • Tice streets of ParlPasiaggttisititstinoitEaktold gniciournispoter, Ilti eigtmentßeritSmedoia ; • • '' . . . . ing part oc the !miners. Seth are the leading content! O. ', ~- ~ • -:.. „ . ~ ~ of this io4wished • for, and, at last, happilyscons,' A Bremen Mail arifved gib Moviii4i••••-. ' Swedish frOope'havelektAtisidemft4lol its le chided Definitive Treaty-at Treaty which an End: . -, .(comatiiitia*, iitirsol'ot.o7.) .- • the Bank,' - •• • --' or ": ' 4 :'• ';' 4 , f IiRMAN-OEVcE, TWO O'CLOCC it. it\ lishman may hall with honest pride, and the friend of 1 ii . • 1 i - 9.4 , ....4i 4 -4 4 ii i t c :4 . ti • - I)- WAS, AY . ag .o a urea on . -.,.,. STAt humanity peruse with isinumr.• They -Will find o° ' tascluded by his fotitillgiCA ilitGenerid Of %Wary, • The Park and Tower guns were . bred about at , 1 ' o thing like a spirit of raking avarice or greedy nib:, taint Tauenzieu; *kb tlie' Trench' 'General of . Di., hoar ago, ,• to announce the ..arrissl- Of site Em virus .....- • , - •10. topoly on the part of tither of the earttmrt_ leg ",-...L.smiont .IAMOrOII 9 the town and fortress of MOgde- of Ru*ia and King of :NOWA tit Dover.. • ' p Poison.. If any thing could damp thin 11401 . 4 7 leY burg, withal! their dependencies, will, to-day, be '• =e2g9s ' 2 ' l= ` llwalit • -' who wilt owmi out : The Prinae'Reial it &Vesta*. 'arrived hi iissirii I **feel -on this occasion, it.is the bitter don; . __...___ osovoated by the' French.biops, , . . i Thursday, and called at Pidteney Hotel, to'osyit ..A__' : ,- thlt lighted CUM have second ell TOW , in three columns.' . ••••. • 'i respects to the Duchess of Osetrenoactst. • All,the which this 'Treaty Is celeofiled to entire; a rico' His Majesty bas appointed, till further order's, ! distinguished Foreigners who era*. in. Lendont.a ' t - with France in 1793, without the dreadful Institut Major-Gen. Von Horn to be Commandant of the I well as Lord Hai l sand several distinguished English! life, and the crushing, gigantic debt 'which the pro- ii t i• sou. ~' - .••• •• 1 characters. The Prince of Ot.nesranaott' s &o, diriek t, . mention of this vindictive and leogthetsest seer have The garrison of Magdeburg, itscludintaEttielloit, I willr the Grand:Duchess on Saturday. .., .. ...., ,Lail and Lady Carritataall' UT*. with their occasioned. But we shall; for the present , dismiss is estimated at from 18 to 2 0,000 Mei. Tho bridge I suite at half-past it O'clock Test • 'morning at this Painful recollection frees *Mal„ minds . We over the Elbe,- neer Gewisck, which the French his, L or d s hi p ' s . h ome ' la St: JA-V ir es'e-tiquare. - . 1 14 . cannot conclude , however, • silthegt ...Observing, beret, has been valued in the presence of the French Lordship left Menthe BLUCHER at Boulogne, iho ' that the continuance of the Rate Trade by Pratte° ae th e ati esl - motwitt probably .6 - 4, rotund at . .their preferred remaining there to accompany the. K ing of for five years loeger ) . is thantest oliteetiantable part elosnee. . 4 .,.., J ,.. .. - - -1 Pacsita• to England. • -, •,., '. :,'„ : . . . • of the whole Treaty; and its being,olle*d to form' BREUER, Mil 410,-To-day Orived here tisis • qd 1 - Yesterday the. Loan CSAlllllLiolti the- -gairf 'of • . a part, is indeed astonishing, Airtur las unkie Christian column of the garrison of Bembnigh, .via: the 108th j a v , be xat ; "' lit Viscount t & L t " t i ' had .1114d! * 11- 2 ' hbriesty himself bad, in the very artidd which etinl - ' it .___, • •• icgssenerts at ron ow*: . tains - the •itipulatioe, characterised ft " as repug- out o f t h e n e w t own this' Marniiiool4ollll:o444 in the front of: :lltbuse to seelhe Purace Rs- • uant both to the principlei - of natural jetties% and the. w i t h t h e i r conduct.. .„...„. „......-- ~..... ..c . .... ...... 1 ....., ; • otter come 4.41'4 the gate opposite to St..A.tbans..- ~enlightened state of the period in Rah: . oaf lIW -•-: ' ,',:', Aliall4.llllltini, MAT Se. street was opened, for,tfte carriage to pasa ; but Any ' --woo, .- •:: ,-, .• ',. - 44. Cruz ENS or ll'amiinnoity-yair laetv the -Itht seeing the trieril;thiegidrewas shut &MIAs) P4ncit . • .„ .. . l . . • •-• t r i a l , -iii paint.; ot i h oe , -:---- .1 went out bi.St.'.laisel Park,. • ' ....„ French Papers to the 4th inst. weretreselell thia bitte!*f your years rk _ f l ' metraing.-0.-It wilt be. semi • their '.o*.it .' :• how Go d Isis punished ItudlnnOchited -'''''' t r,""e' the whole daj ‘ iie preparing }he Calnese T4o..entr ~., , •.. Russia Was eakitaidAikome l'lsivittv .- . who, by cunning and fannsfalindnninninsnoinnodY , tW„egsgJog. eta L, •.,, . •. • .. aftenvonek, end ' the Xi0g,14,..-t,a, . .. i . • - beligtir - Cbolll. ' !lOU may noir jOyfelly looll,ta A '.: - Satovtley Sic Gtionse.lleavwcirrn gave a -Owl .grair .1114,48.141",..;.1 otigkand durable peace; the biessiescotiafitairsittl , age el to. elak.2,4l.ii ... f"l4ignirtita4o4 * .ter4 Yam* . They there to meet at-•. Wlannagen and .a: slumber it embark for England. It twllliegOtr, jar . ' • '' - - ' dol e sob b teal the wounds thit have been loftier.' lisle. - ; DIV* Pea Al, 'Mr. ' • '' '•* • ' 'other political cheraciete. '... .-1 . . • . - " - no and the wisdom of your encestors ' htvioctio...will aretnOft - Pi :, :' .• - energ y • • • •• • -P i fotto'sTevsvat.-•-lror Boyallighoess the Prin. -i - : PARIS, Jots 4, •• " ... . the tioble fixer which unites yen wialsell.conntries,.' a WALes . mut . Loots, by the Grace of God , apse ‘ . the yrs: , raised your city to be the richest ,jewid'af (kiftfiony . . the Aiwa on Satirday night.• The moment she ea- - position of oar Minister of- Wati , kiptl:da. The more cruelly did the scourge of-the age fall on ; tered the whole Icon'apiny stood up, and she was re- creed, and do decree as f0110w..--7 .'. your destroying your prosperity...aid tearing. you ' ceived with enthusiastic applause. God tame Ike - t h e aoc i t r o o l o tr od o m en . . N ow 1 King was called for; and sang with that peculiar era. Art. 1. The Military Order of the Cross ;Let' St. asunder f rom mend Louis is granted to our Cousins, this &Bo 'Mar- first you are again. rewired the into it, .lo t -A- "' ---I I Oasil. .and effect 10 1 1 .4 le ,aiwUYs tioeives 44 ;iris i, ~ ‘ " 7 " . 1 Theat r e ; and at.wes itemarked , ,that tie-stanza- shah of Prance :-Moncey, Duke IC • ; of, your free Constitution , of . year angetteredeig. 1 " Costoood thitepolitics, - Jourdan; Munoz, Duke of Rit.lll ' .Duke of Castiglione; Swift, Duke iii'' lan& ; struction and a warning. lii. the zheerfil :dap off a Stanza' which s ,*i'this original, alluded to the pa. *biotic opposition tes• the measures of King JAREN Brune; Mortise, Duke of Treviso;l4*. - Ditlie of prosperity, in•the seducing enjoyments of pewit; Te r i . - was seized on and applied to the late devices against Elchingett,; Victor, Duke of Befintro; • Oudlnot, member your respectable, valiant forefathers t * " . "„ ' her ,Royal Th-- mghOess, Lad was applauded witb -11 Md . Duke of Renick; Marston;, palm of Ragusa ; e*tnPle. was renewed amon g Y 9ll/ CitiZeaLAl OP marked and pointed allusion' to passing events;: Macdonald, Duke of Tarentons ; ;add, Doke of ago, with-a zeal more laudable than succeSoll,l;oaly • Conte Bir.t..-The motion of Mr. - tosTitti 'ao. , Albefera ; Gootion Saint Cyr; Lefebto, Duke of because previously, in the easy enjwyments- sad seta Aounced for this evening is, that the Ipportotion of Dantrick ; and Perignon. . . o r p e a ce , th e h ar d s hip s and The ere of gai:weie Corn shall he totally prohibited when Wheat is end* si4s. per vilifier, , bet shell bp permitted daty:fres . • -t. -Likewise to be Chevaliers of St.'Louts f the neglected or forgotten. You hue seen by what war- ' ... ~ .. _:. . "above -that price. • - illow it is, parlays, conceived, sari inaPirea-lo It" • - t a int u p on this principle th e - loaf will4lseld Lieutenant - Generals of infantry, Clued, Compani, like nations exaltthemsalves, (pansy - Curial, Drouet,Decaen,Dessoles,Gazan,Glard; Gre s performance of incredible deeds. - -• -• • , fisidia at iredrepence halfpiriny, aid eve*** aler v iauriston, Ledra des Essarts, Leval, Lecourbe; 'f I rejoice at being able able to brivg back to you were to be the remit,. we should .certainly riot . 4W ' Maipaimakhleison, Mathieu, Michapil l fah rd,' Sonic today. the brave citizen*: who, amidst: iiivatious, .: it was a great hardship on the...labintring detem4 country; • but- -the truth • is, , that when ItelKillittilt, Mont, and Vignolel.--ibthalse .04 hardships, and dangers - of -every kind . oerselered" this •4 • • • r 7-7--- av era ge PrisielaEnglabd* and Scotland is at ' Lieiftssitikt- Generals , of Cavalry, jlailleei g l io lit" -.-- ;kith* resolution of . Paeoligag your - libesty. , eriek ., , „ ......., .... ~ ....; .... four shttlings , the- best wheats', . cif a qualiiY te it , , ...,,,; „ '• dessoulf, -Dounseritr ~...-gellerniabis, togge ~ • . - •it blood. ' .. ..: _ , •. , • ..:*.r: . ' 1 surly good te mike the fine honsehold four, went* ' tour Maubourg, sad, Nsuseety, Pajol, anti • " The rest of the heave men 'whonootllPanY Ilea cost at least 100 a. and the' ice of the quartern• loaf ... g a b ea dael.....Likeurlee the I.4esta,-Gets: of .Artlikay s into your gates have helped to conquer liberty for . - . would be fourteen pence h alfpenny!. - To illostriti ' Se,ibier, QulanlOy.-Likeivise. ills - ,tiiitaispiiii... , your try as well as fordielt even . ' They were this, it must be observed , that the average Ptleixat% . . .. testing ho b c been t for sonte i time past e. hip leas 14 , Li it- Eogineeers, Ilfavescot, ~Regeeet.---41keerlee the impotently waiting for a look. Me to prick ' Chief Inspector isf Bagels, Deindeeci i ii nVatalli,rouV, opp ressors from the walls, when Ale&- ran„10,11 the ebeen; 0 w 1 b 0.71 7 0 Q 4 8 ,747 0 ItostteL4 .and . I of. the Ordnanoe, Matettant; eoit voi of*ln -sod his magnanimous A li *, lathe n heed of r which regulates the present price of litter v• Zid.. g orge : 7v. ' the Matins, ippon Mahout, _ . • • ~,•*. ~..... ...., , • :bond*, Overthrew tipon ' the' heights- of giving to, the miller 655. per sack for hit .fine goals ▪ Oar Minister,of Wet is 'at . • ''''''' t ,L '„,therentairts tg, that bertiltneedificeef t y ranny, • which; with the addition •of 13 3 . 4d. the act:of Panic : ment allowance to the baker for his bakieg.ezpittet s' en:ef the present decree. ' 1.•• 1 : ' ,-..'. , *; - 11 5.r7 . ' : So rescued many cities and nationi from coatis . . , .. . „,,, a , o ?„ -. 15 . 61 , . .. I Ports, June 1, 144. ' akie j ej) . 1.. ~• 4 r -. 4;sekdeath. s• . ' . „ ~ , and pgpliti brings the quartern loaf to eleven-peoce ' three- farthings; 'eighty quartern loaves hell AIM - Ote the icille)• - ' • *"-` - '''' • • '''' l-: " . ' • •V i iit know the sentiments of the• rm P i ! . f 1167 estimated produce or the tack Of ,finillour,et.wit . -tiesteeant-Genend Chest DUPONT,'" .- ..; . , • • e .. • • ' 16e Miatsift4 lliin, . l, '_ • 1110 140 ! 4 STreruign• ',rig respires hie mdilautr!. wit h '' rite, • the baker's profits are calculated,. estd.tisepriat . a - ~._„ . . • Atieikeit .,. At:is, !is I hope , th e Russian': aboliteli of bread set by the .Lord Mnyor aceordinF a lg„ , Neu: h 'fhe Emperor Alexander set 'eat arty 4 ' ~- ta apa s p e ee l iitop e ,a, .D epee 4 3 as long e e t‘ca‘ alit 'is 'utterly Inconceivable that . the :togtelatura ftfrioteleell. If this afternoon. All hie suite lentil toc• • sig,titlkiiia# et i *,•'ige n e wer 1 ,4 i. me .oinons i ov , on , show: iiitewd 4a. fig the , Peace prioe , Cil -bral' it:, morrow. His Maisel: win de, , oCnhttt ‘ thintlq . t ity jostles:end proteatioit.,On the other hand;'," en halfPeners it clur be - ..;urifisOft:. c Amiss., and then proceed to thallogoos• where tfil ire ;- tiv w- iy i .ii n: a w Yait hervio nntfinn ueenst O :iiindmil4bl;6o4.4 by ... 104i . ,that those:oe am farbarable to roessures.leadig to ewe _ Such a consequence cannot have investigAted,tho de- - d 'King of Pteseia, who leaves Peel* onSatutiday; Ai . nag taili of rho trade Winch they propose W s . tigetile'• l e join him.- The two Monarchs will•-einkek--at thael inisfidence in God, Wilkie Masi • fore fathers and nothing can more do' tinCily " show;tltea - bSoint * ; , ~ - .•,, y- • . /our . _ A .__. n port for Ragland. '',"":- ,Msactosente oat t. The Emperor of Austria left here thls s, et_ilitstecon : ea ... 'n r as y pp ori iites ier , spid iti I ti li , t;l : Pigessit ijoi, rertio‘ ii . . ; l4his oe . n4 7r4iiiitic. lo o hj ec t ,loo , tl_l%:zotwi:ii;wc•llle:tint:l4ll::ll;hoses_nvizaszt,w6Saih.oen,matitet war well, rpi; .: ~ . . . l •1 . - ill his return to his - dominions. . s. In a preceding Paper, we mentiollea, that del-trilded a‘o recleinied by forgitedoeis anti . ganotissity.. t iP IZ morning; sAI4 oseeatingli-711e4:7, P17 ; I ceit t 7tA i rof f /Triete te Emperor of Austria mid - King of Prussia' Mold on `I Theiiiiwit lo o t r omooto of the g am y; ttei...iatoiy ' e q ue lva rr " e i r'ier:e,aulr ais ti d sa . v ill atritoo in . ;. "-or itit is. l ; Y• • I ''' "N'. o f M on d ay w i t h the w et . of pi et ies a t eha mon. 4 en d e d ,oe we ll e a . .t h e l e_ _,..l..a..,, mr ,,y et - i w ilt h e puma g,l e .chea oer.-la ether *Mango aikra c ttia. • ' ', II "- ' e , i."l"ll - r . l' of levies. ' * ' ~ , . N .lgnifhaiii'' 'kali aemeetflag.: .-ibare thought it pie. • •• . - eitiThrigtj a piemtKA T. ._4 rat it . .. •1 , of On Tuesday the Salle Palace CeVitzinOd (110!11, 1 W! ear istosoisi to losi goolositioissis pivotal s to the • .. • ..rtei. Ai mil *mut oath g ' '• i; ` r7 . 19 " legtn ' elei. and Louis tilt XV : 111- _ I4ll4ii i'llitilai gtieting tail bengotolattitrivrfttr Which I it- It f tit' . ll:;rd * . rt. ' 4 Bl - 1 ! -load . liv" 4 . 4 „," 4 ., t. „, 5 , 4 *" . . 4" ...6 1 I. o- day 0 0 , w hi c h peace was signed ; it w ae tt e e -wleit 44- , •• i ..1...- ,::, tA li e ~. ~, , -:- - • • . s , ••fti . -..:...si....tutii‘otst: am- oneep - ...',...,;. 7 . - : •..s *; * *All . . .- 1 . ..-Yee B° l 7* • -4110 An .. ..4.....0' ..•-•'l.-• - . Mrk -.Gt. -84. to 71. Ott. CAlwas ...., *l * .1!:' lg -, ° it. Joyful discharges of cannon weee expleted.- I ' . " Gout BENNIGSZN." ~.. Landr:..".11.4 Rl' te 58. .04 Ptes _ ..i.... 11-• '.x., . .•. . • . 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