The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-03 00:00:00

Tbir Wavle ottiselipiler Rhin tba if thing sided within three dim - for :the whole 'army l I INSrab birtyard and take the country by force. The due allotted expired yosterdey. • ; • Drl made public. Lieutenant-Weiser Bellinger has keg smditimi iiiis t Governor Tornkins to draft a regimes**, et from Albany county, New York, and march theca to Sackett's Harbour. - listafAx, OCT. B.—Arrived his Majesty's brig Calliope, three days from Canso; sloop Nor g ion a Capt. Scott, with the ship Five Sisters, brig Sumo, schooners Margaret,' Jane, and Eliza, from the Vest Indies, via Bermuda, 12 days from the latter . l place. A large ship in the above convoy; with a cargo of rum and sugar, belonging to St. Thomas's, foundered at sea after leaving BerstadaLcrew saved. oc7...7.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Nymph, Capt. Eptiorth, six days 'from Boston Bay ; ship Severn, aluthrigs Rifleman and Jaseur, from the Chesapeake., Ilis,Majesty's ship Leander, Wow off Boston, has, we understand, seat in a challenge - to the Constitution i • trivets., . • A Leator San. 20.—The number of . gess r beets no! in readiness at %kettle Harbour b 15, smel l carrying a long 18-pounder it o lser bow, and a 32. pogud carronade her stern, and ire. capable et transporting 120 men each, (=lustre of their crews. A strong detachment of Gen. Isazd's army is em. backing. Some suppose his destination to be up the Lake ; white. others are of opinion, that his object is to cooperate with the fleet for the destruction of the large ship lately launched at Kingston. 4 44 . ~- . P4KIS, Ocr. W. .......-- • It is strongly reported . liere that the Prince dit - Talleyrand will Bonn trek* to Parb ; and that being unable to provost these oggrandiseasente and arr.' coolant of territory which . the Allied Powen 'do* necessary to their security and to the security et. Europe, the French Goveronsont will publish a ge:i nenl declaration or protest against the new arrange.. amts. There is much talkie the first circles here of a Seat *that took place lately between one of the' Marshals and the Comte 'de The Marshal's fa ther..lo.la w haring departed this life, be was anxious to•har• hire busied in the Pantheon. An application fol. the Nines. permission was made to the Comte, who, replied steat.viay that the King made difficulties, %ski .occupied, &c. The necessity for the funeral hers use more urgent, and the Marshal demanded an asp thence of the King, who declared that the subject had ester been mentioned to him. The consequence we the Ciunte received from the Marshal a pretty public eleaseittl. We are In a good deal of ferment about the Emi. grunt question. It would have been better, perhaps, totive introduced it the moment the King returned, or:taAttps delayeclil lower. , The Government wish to aceelerate the termination of the discussion, and • etch Ilittia&closes with loud cries for that purpose. But those-au dislike, who are anxious to amend or extend it, ere equity loud for keeping open the dis cussion. I suppose, however, the law will pass, probably . with some amendments, by scythe Erni rant property applied to the Caissc d'ilinsslissement may be given back to the old 'proprietors. That part which is attached to the Legion of Honour will pro bithly remain as it is. It must not be disguised th at •, Cie introduction of this law has been made a handle of by some of the emigrants whoseproperty has been . sent. They have circulated reports that the ham stens of Government are more extensive and sweep. I,g—and thus they hope to alarm these, who are in posses.ion of their property, into cession, or at least into papnents of certain sums, in order to induce the old proprietor to make the title of the new one more valid and marketable. -OP.; 0 .• -Doe • Gottenburgh .. 1 • • . Lisbon •-••• 1 • Malta •• • .. OO • 000 •• • •• • 10• • O•• • liamburgh 0 O 1 14414t1e. itE 'STOCKS e IItIf DAY AT OWN (retook ahni 4661 Low etnn. 15 13-I6f g per Gent. Red. 681.9 • • IBMs' Booth 15 16,p . 6 .1. IN f Cost. C0nA.63111 4 lische ef uer Min p . 5 . 4 Fr.Cests. 791 f thenitus 46 _ I pCrcent.Ntivy 9511 Consuls for Acc. 6.944 '44 i _ . STATESMAN. J. . LONDON: THURSDAY, ISOTEMBRIL 3 1 1814. . t .. A Gattei 'burl ti Mail is arrived, bringing import. I •g -- , _ ant. intelligence respecting Norway. The affairs of Plausible. It is said that the froatiees.on that unfortunate kingdom are not yet finally settled. and on the west of this Ititsgdom will be considerably frhe Deputies to the Diet from some of the chief extended. The distrietsm, Saltrbergb g Biledttelsge , 'provinces are demurring to the Proclamation of den, Innwirtel, arid' Trasseitukisiitel, irides have tstaar.ts of SWEDEN King of Norway; and the long been objects desired by Atettkia,..will be ceded Lyme CROWN PRINCE, with a desire for march• to her by a separate Treaty; but,. that wig not' be l ing very unlike the patient conduct which he showed knownor published before elm indemnities Which trevious to the memorable eveotswhich bave given him are to be given to Bavaria ariseddlehlvilylegolated. •his ill-sounding title to the Norwegian territory, e a . It is believed that the King of % Bandit will recover rin consequence declared, that if every thing is not set. the Palatinate'of the Rhine, which was formerly the , tied to his wish in three days, he will march his whole title and patrimony of the family and of which the rsnya gain into the desolates country, and take it by Grand Duke of Baden - possession force, The period of deliberation expired o n the arrangements of 28th ult., one day previous to the date of thy article be more valuable whieh conveys this information. This is pretty free- t he were master of dam of deliberation which the Norwegian Diet are . both banks of the a i 1 4 6 3 .1 6 .1; --to he menaced every hoar with Swedish OCT. 9.0.—1 t ' I;ay i lotitrtOnd the threats of a military bully, coon- Sesouy.will be h tenauced is his atrocious usurpation and cruelties by a part of Poland. on justice end principle. After some SIG they became reconciled, and they were more united in the whole of their conferences. ANHELW, OCT. 24.—They write from Coblank, that the Saxon Lieut.-Gen. Lecoq stud Cal. Zesch wits have retaken the command of the Saxon troops, aho were to receive their orders at the commencement of the year. MILAN, OCT. 2Q.—Yesterday the Princess of Wales left this city, and took the route of Plaisance, with suite consisting of five carriages, escorted by a detachment of cavalry. Counts Bellegarde and Klenau paid a morning visit to her Royal Highness. On the 18th her Royal Highness attended a grand I,s-eview, which took place. on the parade. The Circle of Sua MIL • • ' Vi . ''.. 4 . 1 . 1; - J,4.0 Territorlei of the Empire, not bclongbA • log Leahy eiree...., Making the total ceded to Prime, tak•—•-•.. -..—... the left bank of the lthioe . .... 1.1711. .• .80. . The losses hawing occorred befog $i ••• • • The' Paris - Papers of the ;oat sod stet came to band tbh morning, together with frankfort and Wessels Papas to the same dates., The intelligence from Vienna, derived through this" cstneeb, is to the 21st ult. and ceesiste of morttepeoslations, but nothing decisive , respecting the fannies of tero rjtory so often and iariously mentioned. Our ex- Aeacts will show the elites entertitined 'Of the Intel,- Asks and desires of those. most interested in the new !ilerangements. The French Papers inform us, that .10 presentation Of TALLETRAND'S famous Note, Imecnrod hint; in the first place, son* •cold looks sriati n ie Allied Sovereigns ; , but they add, with smite ace of triumph, that the great Potentates 116%L:short time thought proper to equine viten tenances of ,uaj cordial regard towards their Minister, hiving better considered the attitede he . had chosen, and the influence of the Power beg represented. The representations, or remonstratices,2 4 u they hue been termed, of France, appear now to relate to territorial changes exclusively, and the etindition of Germany itself is apparently the chief object of arrangement. The great personages seem . to have carried with them to Congress the grand Geographical Outline in which the possessions of the different Powers are to be distinctly defined; pnd having.deposlted these bases as their sine qua nan o they will now, as it appears, leave their coefidentlek adherents: and advisers to fill up the blanks The cession of territorial indemnities to certaistoi.. condary and minor Powers,'who, after being agarlin. dised by iloseea, now find theinselres vane condition' :VW' before their temporary elm'. lions, will doubtless lead *to much protracted dis cussion; but it happens that the Head of the Ger man Empire has also rieterosions to indemnity, itsihrh cannot be contested.; it is the regulation isf these, ou principles which> abali not 4p injustice *to the claimants of inferior rank; that Will not fail to cause elaborate controversy. France, though she has less right Power tejetelper," thie t hatitether * the. opinion at the Congress, has neva"; just view of the preponderating interest, of the Garman Empire; slid- siill do whitens 4 it her power to prerint herself being encespiand by too powerful neighbours, or these Powers t .prjntA I , pit Ifan t beea 0-9pos pi lion lir, Eike aggrandising themselves by what max appear in- . 0 thit "Peeing . of Parliament on!tuesdeln, justice in her eyes. It remains to b , • ; etiesto,,,i,ege. c ,„:, . , , . Iles% as Kis 'spew° teat the businees of the they FRANCIS 11. who " has twice saertik r a ego • ' * • s . " • will be troiriniportent. This is not owing merely to dearest ti affecons to t h e happiness of the vronn v ina • ..the mate of the nation; but regards - certain measures 'twice set an example of that self-devotion heretofore which:we . expected to be broughtforward by thenunce without a • model in , the history of Klege l it R RGEN'eS Ministers, to the particular support of which the other great Powers, who have been wrong 's . , 77. ‘ all iheir forces are necessary, *0 even Lord CAte the usurpations of France, au.cieris claiming scith'tite lo OH IS to be brought frog Vienna. It con most show of reason extensive and solid indmisnifitii • , 14 Until to be stated that his Lordship is to take the will continue .to merit the . character foe -quiet WIG Earl of Larcarooz. s place ' • but who, In that case, is moderation which they have obtained. w lobe leader in the Commons, no that , Mr. CANNING given in a subsequent article, at the .ISesiekni tin has got his sinecure and declared off, is not yet cerr. which the several Powers of the Continent etood at lain. the period of, and subsequent* to the Peace ' of • Amiens, may suffice tq give an idea of the 111114ro dispatches were yesterday received from •• of the various claimants. • Chi Was( India Islands, dated the 16th of Sep mow - 114 sins By letters of the 11th ult. front Halifax, we learn, that Sir ALEXANDER COCURAWE had been at that port • t - . lance the affair at Baltimore, and had sailed again ,; on is new expedition, the object of which was very Properly kept secret. It is hence to be inferred that ,although by 'accounts of Sept. 23d, from Baltimore, the inhabitants had not wholly recovered' from their apprehensions of a second visit, those apprehen sions were groundless, at least for the present season. We have given further extracts from the American Papers of the latest dates. They furnish no data upon which any decision can be formed in retiree the contradictory statements given in net 1 3 'epeo of yesterday v of the result of the.aetion which is said to' have. Aiken place on l e aks- Ontario. We are merely informed that part .of the American army from Plattsburgh had embarked .at Sackett's thiSbOUr l on board Commodore CIEAUNCEYIS aqua: drat, which was 10.- sail en the 20th of Septa* 66: but whether this force stieceeded in its' oh. ject, es some accounts state, or was destroyed In the attempt, as asserted by others, still remains to bef ascertained.; and, in the mean timei We mullt only hope for the best. Among our extracts, are the official reports of the American Commanders Tut- GEY an& Ponrsa.--The first of them was the i I (Ace, to whom' the service devolved' of burning Abe *eel rued at Washiagtost end tle,,etro latter 'areAote W)46 were seat Optikos44o4 , ospidition • •• of annoying the British on Age Ivey dein the Po . towseac after the affairs of Wielhington and Alex andria. These reports are rtowlreith voting: - meat of the German Empire, are• &Included Other of the sacrifices which the - reettai pollti no cohdole with the Emperor Fraocis for I been compelled to submit to. • By refusing to sanction the usurputions Bonaparte, retarding the Cisalpine Republic, A u ,. tria again went to war . with France,, was non beaten, and'hy' the unfortunate Treaty of Preshurgh was compelled to accept of the insignificant Bishoprick of Saltzburgh, for the surrender of all her poi. sessions in Suable, the Tyrol, and Venetian Dalr- After the memorable Confederation of the , another conflict arose, which ended in the Treaty Scheenhtunts, end cost Austria the Littorals, i pert of Ga!licit, the Frontiers of the Inn, sad dia re-surrender of Saltzbargh t with Carinthia, - Croetls, 3 1 ,041Carnio1a, which thenceforward formed the Illy. ''. rli tian P : co, under the domination of Flu e . ' The Or Powers, previous to the fbetee o u, Arnim, hail been deprived of the greater. part, and, 1 several amongst them, of the whole of their ter:" ritories. : • ' The Pope, by the Treaty of 1797, lost ' i * Bologna, Ferrara, and the CorateAPAT : .. 4 out receiving any'indeasnity.- 7 lt is t t 'surprising that he should attempt to movie hele t * 1' .... tr tin diet •ft - indium*, interests . .-.• . t owers. .... PARIS, OCT. 31.—We are seletbit OA* . ' ‘i ~ et.4ll4Xlme, the Commander in Chief, Sir Spain, though by the geperktive aid of rot of Austria has ` refused to like the ~y. ' r •ta.. , List*,llo4!,not returned to his station at blood and treasure she has -recovered hise, Emperor of Germany. . , A ' r Verisidort. '• . .. Reinforcemiste tontinea to be sent to . the ,Ne. indsPeildencel is mill a low by tli.iiiiiiiB4 lo o • ' In order to'maintain the tranqnillity of tikiCo 1..• theilands ; edetachment for the 78th regitnent ems. i Preece. She ceded to her the Spent* pett4 ' ''',:' " k - P barked from Scotland last week, le the Rear, traao.i . Domingo, and the whole ot gr. -liewise nitshieitch of the Grand Allied Powers . .. - 'op rootau arMy . ef 60,000 men. ;,... - - port. • lof Louisiana, in North A . riescs caortgleibiebrl • his suitl•that ilei l Prince, Regent 4 . 1 1 4$ Thq Hon. Ma j or-General Sir ED I"' Plir44ll "' ' to' the United States by the litigii of fetie s la 18134 Portsmouth on Monday evening, for ' • , granted to all fags freedo m of co • • •-• . jib . . e_elled . . from ~. •. . • : America. The King of flaxony was-the oily stoat l i eteat4 , Snails. ': '-'.; Z . vr.The'llth Light Dragoons an marching from Exeter' of Germany m h o persisted itt ltisiskdbetence to the Ills Majesty decreed, on the 28 th I . i Apiksh. • • desperate cause, till destruction stared him in Commission' shall be formed.of Generals oi i ., • . ~ •Chelmativa is the depot for the 80th resit et. et. 40, - and it %/its too latt te,CellinfeeesSe• Its 4 Engineers, to determine the-dispositi ~ : 'Op D etac h men t s of regiments, t ran sferred trim the .phigh w a tifi ldrop t pte t,,lois c iry ; and must disbanded 2d battalions , oil Ilse ..4t . it ult., arapro.; -2E . "•• v". - .• , •,, •••in. of the . 'faitned places in the Kingdom; also of tkdittiittney • • to alitaork to join their regiments on foreign • '' l _ __, La __._ . ' ~... ,_.... 1 ...,.. - forks, and of what repairs they require. , service and in Ireland, the means of transport being , ,;.tai *.d terntarruNlPFMNOWNWtar . .* :Vittak;Tlvr. Ig.—Changes of territetrylsetween • nearly ready.. , milted 4 retain. Xelit,iia . and Bavaria are every. cloy vain of.—l From Portsmouth—the 15 th, 18 th, 63d, 96th, *. The'ting of Naples lost ail histeatlnental - Ladies; 2'2d for the I s l e Prance 4, Thoegis nothing o ffi cial hie yet ime`n publit4ied with fee die Vest e o which Were„given to Murat, ind•the rightful anew . nth for Gibraltar • 31st for Corsica • and tlie 31It respect to this, these reimets mein to beeeine more . .. ' . '., ki ng. was obliged to retire, under British Protection, to • 42e, 4 6004 for Irelan d .-- These these m-. 16 - north ', _ • - - - - a reduction - of the Orytat Britain of *bow; 3000 men. The 83d Regiment of Foot marched from Ipswich, .on Tuesday last, on their route for Portsmouth. Gen. WYKYARD was to have resigned the com mand of the forces in North Britain to Lord Biqa. on jhe 24th Oct. but he has been ordered to retain his command for the present. Colonel Wl'Arti late of the 43r1 kegiment, has been appointed to the command of the Andover dis trict. It is not true that Mr. llama:to:ft, the Under-Se. -v - of State, t to Paris for any purpose con there, or for any weight of busi .Department being upon OUP Mittlon Iteiied scholar has taken the relaxation in the French *us algtelriplitry Aborigp,,olspe to so min/ years. co put in lan for . The King iifSardinit. WO, tfitspelleil t on the 14 1 1 1)ecember, 9fli to andieateltit Stator r;sisting of the.Duclo,of - Saess3c-the PASitiladiti .f' riecimont, the -Minty of 2 i,Niett, the Duet ' . .Monserrat, and part of eite.Doohy of Milan, ,auk, .out iitagr: 77 • ne , Gntocipulia of l'escany, 11y the Trill , Zuneville;lo.lllo4:* his:States In Italy, andA :;mired only - a Indetenity in ,tbo Empire, Misting of the Pievoilship#'43ltalpeodea;." part of tha 0191100 Mo of 4oprired. • 4 11;D ia ti po kti o ti si lf 4i 0.0* , i; tars, in 'miff , 4 a the atispe . in Gerniany s ,„o.,_ Broperior7ololo:ll l l4l97.o...Tpet ty t ttli*igt 'The: Duke rolintjniablut* ONlttt, raitpa, ?leoeptia, Guastallo, 'the ti svi;St pass him the Grand Duchy of Tuscany, aid/ the title of the Hingdosn of Etruria, ends; the pro. teation of, and &pendent upon, France. The Batavian Republic, before it seerosd Istria kingdom dependent upon France, received•no other' ;compensation for all its lonia, than a trillisig eltett. aims of territory on the sided Westphalia. Prussia, as a kingdom,"alsi nearly atinihilatac having been deprived of Illfatpliolla by the cal) paign of 1.806, while, by the Treatrof Tilsit,. Bit aaparte too fatally performed Idatbitlit;tig redoes lug her to insignificance in the iiiiikurEeropti, P- • .the,Doctileg of Mt eSo.loll444.Skse r• Ala 'Murat, being established es King of Naples, la kiting a powerful army under his ccrntrout, is hi $ coodhion to maintain what has been granted to MIR, and to make himself respected.-- , Kettco' time whose pretensioni are levelled at W porlioll 'a ' • his States, must be indemnified at ' the eipence 4 .others : :yet it is not in the nature of things that Ai' 'tows ion tesign their pretenslonsi_aitil,ll6pes, ivl,:! out trying what can . be effected - 1v uhSbotate • ~..„.• sentations and iiiiOnient Ft tire apiesiW' Sod all' .... Will . n 6; donut istiettde . thw. ', a. the 04: within the ' .:l. ' ' t' ' '4 ' ;. .4' considerably . ";..• ' • . • • , . • qtc • Theist were lately tykes. :!ets- , ile ScipOelik, near Lorttowritibleotlal rots, weighing frown tkV o 4 three hund red carrots. g i. sed fia l rie sa m e 4_n 4:. 1 t. • • 4 .:' no ' less' tkin 1 i .;' hit y, at tbviii - .., inches la ciren.f- ,r . ♦} ~ car- One li iM s • 1p with France, tofivasp , f Mayes , ce • ITIO: of die , ea CONTINENTAL rl79hen P the ol d been agree down tlgt as,to justify any relaxation of vigi. the very serene, moderate, tad mercy-loring Powers. Inher rt of our citizens engaged in the de. of the G t atiaG - 4;": Ajjk l ykitlir. s AgeOpe .19 P MUIR. , • • •- • T AND SUBSEQUENT TO THE PEACE fence of Baltimor(l. l oo m% 4 7 . re4loxing, it , The m 0466401. rair its*, [l7 ' AMIENS. FRO% SACKETT'S HAnnourt. had - As ion si n n u ce o a t s t the We have accounts from Ssrkelt's Harbour to the the Apr° .4e vi- ,rr e , : fre!ol let ils latilAta,st te. etiaa ranee T& ley by the Congress of Rastadt, the lasses sastai 20th. Commodore Chauncey's fleet came into that Got mmuncam; 11.11 ALL atinri! 'Weer "fa( j rrhla ' E 44111.9 ci-deva t V ` cer°Y is "" of the left ba • port on the 17th; (m the 18th and 19th ) detach. m u g um p ( ' Ti ari Eitmg,, The Derides trot* here a very retired life. the different Circles of the Empire were to f o r . merits of General lzard's army were embarked ow' bits been Min rkedithat otter beard 4issvessels, an 4 it was expected the &et would Bergen and Dtos m witrilot agree to tbsrises... eutham•'. of chart.' ' Ki n k o f 'S yeas 41114 sent die note Jn which he expleiged biraself, 'as he idi A• Wri sailon th‘9.oth on an_ezpaditien • bat %hightail'. — 7.7 1 .. I— .- w ho felt his digni. The Hoaseat Alitria lost the ligki4 an ettacii on inns on , or to haul trielitarrrittillar..aeaoo*-,464 instr ucti°l . l e g teid ' i the Minister of I Pow" r:ead consequence , he was treated • with a certain% liedi rtolllh ; beaX:a the- halm; 41/64erpase.:614aIiii I r tlade..reaapeitive __ifi " jittl*Alaa nta .s the „I' m !! " ' • • Aottiilia the Frlektbal 6 Drumelud's rear wasAVY 'MO; haigke n ardo r ' , tha t if alai, thing ClV.ivet"stegree of coldness;' but reason gains with the times: - Ttiebarcit iVesTptiraialose thro.. risru_' for 'the wbOle 'army to and 90010 of the diplomatists will find, that they were The Circle or thi tower Rhigie •f• _ Taff Untie state Vanier &bine ..: %kr :,11 " I/ `" " I ' "Rum" • W ' ""'""" cretery'of Stateovent to Paris for Baden was put in possessioe Iv the netted with the British Embassy tl ' Bonaparte.--This acqulsitioit will other political object. The whole a to the King or Biretta, than if' tress appertaining to the Foreign .1 id the countries corre ding upon now,' in a great pleasure, thro*n 1 he Rhine. at Vienna, that enlishteAed scholi opportunity of a few days retina appears there to, ot.uA ri g--It but all cattital, 0011 merited by his asslduo incorporated niti,t4l , llllll2; 144.4110 6 ' Stfontion to the Andes o( that lab ,ad. Discaugidflibtelitken "Wee . whlab he has bees dhthigitiked for • 4. • . . '. .- • "' ' . . . . i . . 14* )" v .t!• • . . . 44 ' ..-) 4 : ' t 0 .4 1, 44 , . • ITION of the CONTINENTAL PO L Si KT AND SUBSEQUENT TO THE PEACE Op ' I AMIENS. 'i ' ..-............. As long since as the year 1798, when the eee s i ol if the left bank of the Rhine, had been agreed 01104 at [ry the Congress of Rastadt, the losses sustained b to rho different Circles of the Empire wer e ai fokow : 7 e gteeinkssiftli tk i the Hotuittltiitria lost the ~`: k A . Aldou,.. 'Defertterh; itattitntog :.•*.. - ....^11107"'"- - - ~ , - Andilso the Frlektbal g - ~ a "rtiebiro6 . 4 iVASailalosi . ' . lir , 1 ,1 r: . 4 The Circle of thi Lower Rltioe r Os) t ilt : ! , t lles ,irate dtheDpirter &thine •.: I ' iii . 1 • II • The Circle of Sualpia • • `••% 4,1 .*; 3,0' . ' If ~ , 1 Terrltorlei of the Empire, not bcionv.4 . . ins to aby Circle...., , ..: iAel MAW ' t Making the total ceded to France, out.— -- -, -- . .• the left bank of the Billie . .... i,171. mus t . i'/ The losses having occurred befoi4 . obisdir mem b. t . went of the German Empire, area lrStincled•d ie - Other of the sacrifices which the flittneh pollticis. . • 1 nos# condole with the Emperor Francis for haviipg'' l e been eompelled to stibtnit to. - • I' -1 By refusing to sanction • the usurpations 0 ( . Bonaparte, regarding the Cisalpine Republic, M IS . . ' -.1 tria again went to war . with France,. was so t ,' ..') b w e:t s t c e o n a m , p n e d ll 'by ed ; o tlf a eunfortunate ceeptef t he in insignificant o n f t 131s Pre hsohpurreckit t . t t of Saltznurgh, for the surrender of all her pet. sessions in • Suabia, the Tyrol, and Venetian Dalmatia, . i f After the memorable Confederation of the Rhiee • 1 I • another conflict arose, which ended in tke Treaty a t. • Scheenhtunts, end cost Austria the Littorals, i pert of Gallicia, the Frontiers of the Inn, cud the : ; re-surrender of Saitsburgh, with Carinthia - Crostla,. t era Canticle, which thenceforward formed the Ill y . . 1 tier P e tas, under the domination of Fre e *. fli The sor Powers, previous to the fetes of- 1 Amiene, . had been deprived of the greeter. part, got several amongst them, of the whole of their ter.- • fritories. 1 ~'.i . ..t . 1' re Pope, by the.Treity of 1797, lost • i A Bologna, Ferrara, end the Cootte4i'Av : ' . I out receiving ang'inileinnity.- 7 lt is, .t . 1 l surprising that he should attempt torecorkr: lain, fit" to put in claims for indemnity. : . ....---'—'" -- ' F I ' . The King of ,Sardinia liaiftovaqielled, on. the 14 . i Mecember, 1798, to andicereltlyStater larltilY, - ,con.' .1 'silting of the.Duclo,of lactoy;-iiiii PA l ttifliaiity it ' iined mon t, the • itln ty . * JO , - A,Nhotr, the • Dochyl I.Monserrat, and port of the Duchy of Milan, I I oaf rece:Ji!iforpWalsill.l477 ' • . •, ~ -,,, ' 1 The Gtand . Duke oil'ascauy, by the, Treati k ;Luneville;lo.llo4:l4.t:hieStatea In Italy, OndA - 1 i •• ceived only - a trivial indemnity in the Empire, ea , listing of the Pieroilship of 'Berchtoldsgaden,lsiir part of thalitishoptiolts of Paeleak.nrill.4ichstadt : •:. . deprived. fi• The Duke :If Modis* toiliiii f reroitchlis•ei•M'. :* ° ia- I lita rMin 440,ttg l e a ° :••••0 60101. taro t• in itorr reettiNtl n ir --. “. . -:. : ',',:,: 1. .,:: ' • , theatiispe-'iticto4lW, if, 'Ge r niany,,,, i it , A3,10074,40/01, :M4-' OT .T PellYlAttifiv 1 "4 he: cf. Pima Dood lesrelintrisiteCbje tik Pailtut, Placentia, and Guustalln, to the PAW who pee him the Grand' Duchy of Tuscany, el* the title of. the Kingdom of Etruria, under the pro._ i.. • , tection or, a nd aependent upon, France. • . ' l .. The Batarian Republic, before it eseVed Intoi . , 1 - . 1 -k ingdom dependent upon France, receiveri•no other' I compensation for all its blocs , than a trill* ester sloe of territory on the sidid Westphalia. I Prussia, as a kingdom,"l4si nearly annihilatof f having been deprived of llll4sepl?spa by the can) .I paign of 1.806, while, by the Trestiyf Tilsit,. Bei. aaparte too fatally performed WOO, lref reder. , tug her to insignificance in the iiitikur.Europalt Powers. Spain, though by the superlative aid of . ' blood and treasure she has -recovered hsw untied : 'independence, is gill a loner. by tha.,4ooslll, r i France . She ceded t o her ;be Spent* pro 4 4 i . Doeninge l and the whole of Übe, immense territery I of Louisiana, in North Aesertot ibich, Fiance mg to' the United Stites by the lON* f itraris in 1815. The King of Saxony was-thU ii.iiblel ly at weer Petentatti ~ of Germany , mho persisted in l deafense cause, till destruction etit4 him in thug , ~_ tleoFence to the fa** and It was too htte_tts,ceaspriftise. He 14 11 ! Alehrt.t e lertihrhiiiiatokte temerity ; and must tract 14. . the . of the/Wits fur tin, ' ti.kinit . ad terAtaryirlikikfo, imp* , i. 1. . . ... MUM tie retain. ' o •. The'ting of Ns pies lost all hisCoutlaental -;. : • I•lehich *ere given to Motet, ind•the rightful eke, i, was °tinged to retire, under British protection, to 1 , estiktand of Sicily. , ~1 , ,,e - , 'Moral, being established es King of Naples, 64., , hiring a powerful army under his ccrntroul, is ini ' coxidition to maintain what has been granted to Ith* ' and to make himself respected.--- , Beatco' Olga whose pretensioni are levelled at at' purling, 4,. 1 • `his States, must be indemnified at ' the eipence ii: s . others : :yet it is not in the nature of things that, be . - 'lotion *ill tesign their preenstoßti_gOti,lttfpes, tsl,:c out trylog what can be effected - 44 4 niebotite tee' : sentations and iiinnientetive apiesiW' 'Such stleio r will n6' doubt ideated' the. ' , *.the esniitO - • considerably within .'the g• 2 - • ' - 'Ai • , ' , , __i_;_ o f I - There , ' were lately titers .'nre, ist Wool P , ScipOstik, near LonstoSilitikStotlantre . tali car. h rots, weighing front; tsro to three pounds: ouch. 01 1 r hundred carrots, •reised in the same gaidenlr'weifill a no' less' then r. l 4 73lWelliitity; 9X 'O4O Ahtms !licit Ili : • inches in circumference, , • • •' • ' -• . • *. t•. , , .. , :"' •' .. • . s r . .., • . , . . . . • 'r ' • •-• . ••••,* ".