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No, 1...../cse•diiiiiiifisitedritrerimiwri t •• Grata ille Litywon (iow ow, dated Jane , s:+. kYdattslation.) my butt—Actieigg soy hest thanks for the ptoniptlttole with which you lad The gemlike* to transout to toe the dm patelseeitticill have received, together with tour Excel . tar of the I Ilk (u.ol! Mitsui. The repels which yoelt ulliftflititi Are well founded. 'Clo ttie oth (2114 anent •Ita' !Wee tinik rnndu.led, otirl was ytsterth : y ratified by both parties. Tim two ni malt remota nearly in the same positions, and hostllititiwill nut AN'utillotttee until a numtit after the denunciatiou of She arinliftet. Senalhlc taint it iif thetninitistitutlinititicein transailt thit itttelliatUfe an speedily 6,lpieeibla I y uur tourt, 1 t oil e o u t an .iistsnt in re.iilspatcblug the Messenger whom your En celleacy bus sent to one. la respect, ray pod, to the interview which you request of ow, it would sire ow stint pleunrit to comply with your wishes, if it ',ere possible (Jr met° forests at whet place the emperor will stay even fur a few days itint a. we arc still ;Too our journey, I wrier wait for Itia.hritt ii:lantunity of taleing His Imperial Majesty's Comminida, in order to invite yv to reknit ow, where ! way thee be. I hovel's , Intornnr to be, &e. (1...,:tad) A. or.11111)11ERG. To. IR.—Note from his Eritclleney Lord Grsswille Leveed* tliAter; tu' Cannot Budberg, dated Malawi, Rids (oath) faun. Itttc• (Tramdstiow.) Gauttitat—l have to ailitioalciler the receipt of Hui intelligence of the armistice which was Elmore. ou the zist of thtfilwath, mid although I implicitly cuutide in your Excel klatf• eaturaucet, 1 Cahoot ham ova hi riliwer the prospect Oa lend and pormodott peace, uitkb, from the tenor of your politic letter to Ito Giieervor of RIES, boar facelleury opens In believe will le the vault of thlt measure. The reciprocal engw,mtieer. barren t!le Cowls of Loan doll onid 't. the pi trciplrw awl the firm.. u f 111. Inn the vet dial 4 isortuicor of the Earperne, which I hare jigs' teinswitted to the Kiog toy .31na AM ores so luau/ pledges that it • mot now a question (ic cordin to public rumour ) to oegotiate for n separate peace, hat flu a nearral wee; sail irluitriir Mostar 1 may fifty ea foetid:nil ou this &abject, %..w EaceTh nr,'s I.ller to Cell:- rid Harbor ten has completely done nom. 'She just and enlightened manure in winch yont frieeileney'lees the si. tutu%) id Nutnive, rtatltiallt its. that rim could out viricet peace eosin be either firm or lasting, nitwit did nut tu t:ode every power at war, se: vlock was not founded upon an eqnibibie baste. My Court will be ready to concor is oarneintions so Ihrm:d, since it mole war fur the srle pur pose of oldeltrieg overtire and perninient pence. But your h.:sr.:dairy wilt marcriltelms ate to t...p.riss all the rc. rid. 1 feel, at h..hig sitil invade to mak; know.' to my go -, *craziest baeia upon winch it is proptsed to growl Segoelitioni. At the iiitnrert *hen to guristion is carrying •.stas with the twine, it in most essential that unlimited comb ttimaid soMoid liitircirr the Alhail Posers. Upon this e sni f pie it is that :ix court of lA**s hos ever Weil, and A wield be iwp.r.hioaa to recall to tour the emprams test - lir-1 be tee ltritsh Ministry last sear to COW ronnieute to the Runrieu Amirttrailif the whale of the err. rropsiadsare with the Pim* '..iiremoscw. i w ait wit h tnipatiapee your Eaccllettey's minimum to repair to the hinirsty. ,Nr.thing can ayford we greater pletteo:e that to repeat in persuo tie a:mirror's uf the esteem aid bask coo. solcrafmh with shirt, I have the honour tube, Your Facielkury's, (Stifled) G. 1. GOWER. ifts. 1111.--Yrts *rim Ge.veral Rodbeeir, M biaiEbridt,wy lard Granville Lrvinri Gower, dated Iliad, Jute (a 0), 1807. hit, • • .1•1 it dos* have rreeived the letter sliWh o•tr Evrer•elicy . dol me the liamair of addressing to see yesterday; sad, havirl tali it before the Emperor, my .025.1 'ti ter, _I beaten to troaarMt to you the :new r.• which Eta Imperial Majesty has imemaoded mar t,, woe., to it. The ormatm and perraveranci• with sin b Hit .tlajtsty, daring eight ineiths, maiotaiant a moire whirls be lied easm to suppom romm.o. b, all So (seism", c the most certaivi &dye' of the oleo i net whim ftim, as welt an of theloisity unit roily of hie Nemec *mild His Imp eriai Mortify hare thriuglit of .:e -viatica from that metro, • itich he 1.-.9 hitherto pinned, if hadl„,en aiipportvu by a real assisiaurx Mt the Out of his Aittel. entlisehar. hum the sepsection of:111003 and of Ei. rood, fraud himself redo, nil to Lis own foie, s, list Int to tens'att • Ith the lbws of franc united to the tnonetwe mesas of '.Lich aloe has the dipunal, and in the critic:id pooition at which affairs had arrii id, His Nlajeety was sailtocsed in he. L ov i ng , that by cooinuting to sacral..? Into:. If ler others, he would ultimately tower a nab of coutio ionising the safety of Ms coo empire, without being eir•l4,l t o h o p e th at h e Might ever fulfil the original u'ijcel of Ito.. see. The coaduct which your Gourrusurot has held, daring tliere litter Clues, ii tuorecri r of s nature cm:wieldy Wier tiff deterraitiation w hid+ the Enloe, or two . e t , es. Ilse timorous on the Confluent which Nviztand hit au bmx since promised, has not, to 111.• day, taken plum; and if semi, seconiusg to tier Latest whirrs A-iiin Loaillos, it would appose, that the British :Ministry has at letezth &oiled un ne the &puttee of tr, tlrrinand awn to Ponicrsniii, that sacrum is in no wive pro;.•vt eitherte the hopes which we ewe :tether -set to 'uteri it-i• cr tothe importance of the etjeet to who.). 'lune troop , • • intruded to kw destined. The pecuois,-y mummers lul u huh .Enxlvoi eurstantly 51. forded to the Nostra of the Ciuditiest at ear with Frsate, might in some t:C., , ICC hare sop bed the oast of loops Not arty did the Erb** Gliverommit &rho, fa r itinerant the luau *inch Om Arsperi4 (Wart had itdrodel to orgurtam at Irsiden ; lot t•lbeit it et "moth derided on *Were% some subsidy to the costotental Posers, it iippeared that throats dralised far this parpose, co air &.•m trivettog t'w ervehrkit of the Miles, would not even hare covered the nal lapemeti:v ani;w:rus mf Prusria. 14•Itaire the mar which hie bees made of the British fortes in this Modaareratteau, ha.; mat b.teti more emfursisatila than the rest to the un:ty arad the t atiat-ctiun with it kith it was inns pensahte to set bi the or oti.ors of Resaia attd England. to lien of attempting au espintitwai on the cot.tineat of Italy, with • stew of re. orgoerint;lL. ltngduUl of Naples, ale a W.• enlace of suasion these Gec.• to spurn of Husain, shoe, were d. • girt to rump.; Porte to a tesseamb's part of the Eughalt troupe stationed isi Fledy dirorti..l their etrove turret* se entirely diriortirt destiaa , the Br.th.h Goverun.rnt had mot even jadg, d We w counimmeate to Ito• I mart of Boma. It is a t not to be cuatestrid, that, hr following one or that •of the cuu.-ses ti Vett II hive Jog cited, the English lathe Mediu rn tit w wveld hare been of au iofisto Iv r utility to th# common caner, by eempellarg die • to divide WA forces, which would has mudded Barna seat to leer emirs army thew reinforecnianto, which under the memo() of enyloy.itig out the cvantilw, to I her army destioyd to mAye head ii : zoirstAlie Tutted% whieh might t . , • "Witted in shit gnat ter. gas this 'l.t.iteineut, I mu to believe that your Eacellenry will be persuaded, that in ands a conjoortan., it mussined for the Loon nor my Master to look to the and 14114 VA t ut hie empire ; end that if the pre , crisis does nut poem'. every }vault who h might emperted, if the Potters win/illy interci:ed bad ilivolnyeil vigour is the some proportion as titre have eshih.t.-d tar t p.. 'ea and irresulatiou in ell their operations, so [dame can ea 's seaprest be &Marini] to Iluasio. Be, at the Nam thaw, thee Emperor my Moiler offers his mediai Poi to Wia Briton:lir Majesty, to make his swore with Prance kavn g the ttertionty that o betcpted by the rawer. l Isn't din honour to b., with high coraiiieration, Twee Eiseellesicy's emit obedieut !lune& serwint, (Nigerd) A. DE NUDISM:G. Tilsit, lath (tuth) Jose, loon. IV.--Novi from M. Alopens to Mr. Peerrtary Calming, limed Diatom, loth July, (Ist Au zust; 1507. (Transtarino.) Vaderalgned, from His Ms, this Easperti. - of all that Riarrias, to lite ikitionic Ma- • gTATti 3 APEIIS: 1 rAvrtd PlEllrNT'T AT MN NAJtr..!res corigasn TO BOTH 1101 . 513 OF PARLIAMENT, 'ANL AMT. NOR. . • R LANA. were :nether -eel sin retort tel-jer" t to these boor. • The licro.tia.-y snreileirs w fueled to the Powell, of the Cgt night io so= 4:COCC bate MOM Not owly .I!et the Ertl yOllO3llll thr luau it)strit liraj to orguriate et to - .dun ; bet ti *Were% some Pubsitly 10 the cue that the elm drained for this p t'ir earxetreire of the Arnett, wt the tad bramble et/pt.:Jos P to its the war which hie be in the Itecltterraiteou, his mot b the rest to the un:ty era! the t iq4appensaMe to set ill the or et In Lon or atiemptint en esti, Itay, with • slew of re. orquet talte• of rsoihiatt three shies were d.• pr.! to ruisp. Mt.., our putt of the Ea fatal direett..t their twine towel(` Coe, which the Ite.tith Goren • proper to ronorotoratt to in, pant not to be cuotesteil, tba other 44 the cowries .I.:eh I I. (mope in the 4114rnitt or; n. lon after utility to U. coming enemy is &side bin fortes, whit' ha have tent to her twin army ate won under the ucceoitit of 'tapper( I,ee army etre ith-cl to re: forcer, WWI, wiiKlit t oiler tril Fens, thin I.i.arnicut, I mu ftsrelieney • in be pennitided, . egtii retAll,lll , l lot tbr Lint., ro story •nil Mt , 1.4117. 0 1 hV , sent crisis dues nut pi oeuet rsot (tett. if the Potters rein 'tenor is the ennui prnportiun nose and irresointiou 'n ell 611(4 this accounts be attarlud 14, Ito,. Het, at the Kum tin.... do, gissakitail to Vie Brit.olir )fikj. bathl the certainty tie latter lhtutr l sent th Lonui With high c. Twee Excellency's oval. (4gerd) teat (tin th) Jose, tool IV.—Nohr from M. Alope. dated Lawlor, uotts lal Creanat The l nlrr aeu. .linistei joota the Lospero: of all the It jetty. has melon! the orders di la Court to sniffy to the Hritials Ministry, that a Tqaty of Peace "as concluded at, tioltbe Joan Jane, Otk Sul!. ta.atea Boln& and trusle Hill toperial Viiiiitity at all die Hoosier, haring, es ith• so:casks% sevened lug uoltiolitin, tor the putputts of asso ciating and etmeludiek u T,'eath of Peace between Englarotand Enure, and the Emperor Napoleon baring, by the lath Article of the pfiretnentities.l Treaty of Peace, at cepted that mediation, the chieet of the present vote is to offer it w like wanner to His 3lajeNty the King ufGrest Britain. i Lon: since acquainted with the puritic sentiments of tits Brit:tunic Maj. at,, the Emperor of ail the RURsiiall flat wrs himself tlw soar, that he will outwore thla ommirt unity of restoring rem, t,, all callous, and of insuring setsuse to the resent generation • al.ire that, in many c o t seraidious a kelt • ii !mistrial Maj ' elq has held 'Midi flit gnspelier of the lapel, he ham had reason to be cosicine , d,.that he is 1.L.- reedy &Cootie ttf the re-istrldislitociit of a maritime peace, 'arm equitsble and honourable prinelptes. Tim Einiieror of all the Itmem to. , ugly Otters Ma Wet , posit' Air thentratoment of so tielsirah.ell ri.s2t i but be a °aid I t en be H - stly to prirlitlff the itoppOrt *of all the forces 'Whin fl..tpirr, for insuring !be tteiftlematre of *ll the stipu lations of peace, nisei: once it Sisal! base takriarlitm'betsviei Etiesed and 1 . 4.41tfe. By tb,souittio,tea, tin tiroaanie Ma jesty tool uhttiu that:skirl; Le ire ever siskotervil to deals, sad may without drawl follow the brut ut his humane aid pacific suritiuseuts. . The 11:nelersi.pied,, ia requesting Mr. Causing, Principal Secretary of State for roreign Alft;.:ie,tto apprise him sot soon as pos,shle tif the determination which the Cabinet of, St. 3 am: s's may judge eigiettit:at t., take liCcUrattra uee of ti: ig tlb rof nici!tatital on the pert of His hervatt Master. M'''t 4 li'maself of the opportunity of Pile , . usc lu his rscullency th?' ussuraocur albs highest ooinikterstiosi. (Miillit _ _ _ ALOPLUS. London, aoth 7dy, (isi Aurist,) No. V.—Noto frimi; Mr. geen:toryqaunias to M. .4.lopmos, . _ . . datef . sth AMPUIt 3 I S e Y • The Untlerlgned, l ll.4 Heltaunic :rfatisty'd Secretary of Stat, foi Forrirti Affairs, ham lost no time in frying behire the King his 'darter the official Note pmeented to blot by M. O'llew`r Ministm Plestipteentrary of His 3lsjesty the Emperor of all the Ittisim.; in ii hi: h M. Alopeos, by utdcr of his Court, riNifits to the Hellish Gneernaiind titectin elusion, at Tilsit, iiii the 2.;,th Juee (Ids July), of a Treaty of l'etole‘ between Hotels and Frallet• ; met announces, It the mime time the otter of the nitttat:ais of' His Impetild s ! MMeile, for lie cOarks:oll of a Treaty of Y. between Great Britala sad rrATICC,, and the ac:i plance of that offer by fir ri,..a. C.venteneut. The Undersigned hes it Fa commend from the King his Master to . relate, flied the r.tuperor of kti-ssi• dues justice to the sentiments of the King., when MI luipmial Itileste myecsses his reliance on the lintes diaptitiito to contribute to tie reateretl4lll of a %coeval peeve, such seamy insert 11w repose of &scope. Ample proofs of that diameitios have re cently been *thrilled by His Mayt sty, as well in the ameer reterecd, in Hie Illojesty's own', to the offer of the media ties of the Emperor of Austria, es in the eiiiiitedewa 'ammus ed by His Majesty to eci ode to tie (:oaccution correlmiml at Butenetrin, on the "244 of Aped, between tlie Eaapertir of Umtata writ the Kiag at Peasant, annt iu tlw last:actions which the Umknigued tammititted, be His Majesty's com mand, 111,0113 the first inte'd:;tetice of the hue disastrous . events to Poland, to His Majesty's Arah.,,...ithw at tt Court of St. Pcters'earili, 'by •liwit iristruetionti :114 Ambassolor pe sii was directed to silrify to the Miti . oters of the Em roc of Ramie Ka Majesty's perfert reetSuess to enter, hi c et t w i th h,s August Ally, into any negotiation which the ou twear of Russia aught thank it expedimt to open for the re taro-Mimi of a geeeral peace. 'These seotoneats and this disposition His Hit jesty con tinues imartsilly to nasintain. The Undeesigmil is, therefore, ereamsaded by His Ma jesty, to ranee 11. Milieus, that His Majesty waits, vrith the tattooed solicitude, fur tin communlcatim of the Articles of the Treaty . cat:clot:eft at Tilsit, nod fur the rutterise:d of tine equitable mid horotir .hie principles upon whirk His Inineviat Majesty own laws his bi he f (Let Frame is desumis °feu:ivied - mg • pear.: with Great heitatu. liss Majesty trove. that the clew:wire of the stipulations of the Treaty of - I . s:sit, add of the pnetiphs ttpoo Ishii It France i, retiae;cutcd as In to; ready to ta.„4coie, may ire fotind t.• be sit-ii a' to afford to Ills Ma;esty a just hope of the attaiiint.iit of a ~'cure and huounraAe peace. In tl. t ease Ilia ltajesti will readdy avail iiitocelf of the offer of the Emperor of iittusia's niediatiou. Bat nob! HI. Mejetty shall lave received these important and necissary communications, it is obeiosuily inr . ...A.trle that the nidi.migned sirtit'.4 be autbuelatd to tisnra a inure specific answer to the uute wended by M. Moline*. Tit- Voi:ersigned clues!. "il. Alopenis to accept the as. sures/cm of he. lar,:h ei Amid. ratio°. (Signed) GEORGE EANNNIG. A (NTRI.I. No. I.—Note from the ( - unlit de Star:le:e'er! to Mr Secre tor) Catostugolated Loudon, Aprtt tett', Ittu;. (Traeslatirm y -- • -- - • -- • - Hie Majesty the tonnetur of Austria, King of Hungary . sod linviro% r, up.ms triloring to the principa) Posers iutensted iu the Ines, ut war, his uune. a b:,, pucJlai rue, to ordir, by his intessengoa, lu brig uu a iscgotiation far Peare, the Count de Stotheinbetg, Envoy r_ttraurdinarg acid Moister Piroivetestinre, has rreeiv.si Orders to trot-ambit to the Hisao—, of Its Nit/mute Mairets, the aceussraiyine Noteo-untaiiiitig the sod Royal :44 At!. Ws 4%41,mi to Iw pmee.ite4 lit th i s panic luso/ler, and at the saute tune, to the (*abhors of Peter,- burgh cid et the 1 linillerien, as well an to that of Hrrlia. la himself of this coinusi..Coil, the t'utirrsignel removers his lueellency Mr. Canslog 0 ill have the goo4orss to tat this of ut Hirai:atom of Ilia uipreial M4jest!.- het:As OK it Mg of Enejosel, :viol he yr antes to Lipe, that his F.x eglirney s ill not refs.. to deform hips, as .0,11 u passible, of lb.• rei.,illitions total, by His BritainCe Majesty ua this siihji et. The Cogent de Slather/OmM embraces this u7;tarto ilia to reties to hos 1:•ri !jersey the asluelusee of l.ie high euaa.der. &fiats —London, Apial 181)1,1807. (Note referred to In No. a ) (Tragslittinn) . - • • -•-• - The Emperor Emmett 11. coedit not h' hold w!tlinnt the deepen concern, the sphere which took pla^e trid Autumn, ' hrtweeu ties .%lainity in the Emperor of the I tr•Th ' of hely, Rent Pt* Mattrtke King of and hp iris shortly tevenaribi still more painful's* affecte.l, by the ex tension of hostilities out a eousider..bie'pnrt of Eulrispe If, by obaervnut a Plra I end sc.vpolons f, mu the eery roanuenrement of the woe, His Imperial unit Royal Apiatobe Majesty bas had the sntisfset ion to inandais his 'poem et neutrality in eireimistarres so critical, and to pee l..ll'CM. priv,itv fewin the maims of war, he did sot ether the leas folly met.. the miseries which were nioleplied around his oodles; and in ins jest solie.tude for the iranquilLty and the security of his monarchy, he round not bot lerazosible to the rootassally ernes rft alarms upon his frontiers, to the fatal effects whob they inee,tabli prisestell in various hranrhes of his luturi , :: iiiientaisttation. The Emperor, tun tensity animated with the same iPspositiin, has • had no other vie..., from the commencement, cad dining the coarse of hostilities ' them to endeavour to bring shoot a recoil( ill ation, and titavall lihnec . f of terry prolar uppetwinty to oat an viol to the caLamit:im of war; In judged he rineki not hitter effect this di sirable mint than b. rowit.ottly in.picsm ing the Belligerent Pune is with hiss. ot.ment. or minter Ilion and of eancitiailnn, mot in ririns sh,de at trotter.. to wards producing is them a Gellidlilf .6,110401,0111. 1 tie rvirp- Cute which his lent seterturrs to th.s 'Get brae' oletsinsel, appears to announce, that the manarit of so Jes:rnoter w re conciliation is au; far distant. In tiukconiitioisee Umpired by so tonsolatory • priapeet, them .weal volfore aiel that in trust of has own doinisinas roll opott h is loop. riot Maim" to viten to the Belligerent Power his friciießy isteerrestiema ; and in comiegneiwe .o this, he Joea ion iv Paste to make to Nis Brosnan 1 ojesty, the otter of his usedianori, mat of Ws good iniinin sii evorlileting how very eomplicate./ and rateaeiep the knit oar am Inform, thee Emperor sroublltsiok thin b.•knit int: woo-int-0y it:prow:4 ISA gelolllll 41.11.1 s for peace, and the hope of its comphlese mid speedy nenemahliele meat, it be 44 out, at the SWIM tune state OA sates cairn . lies he feels, that it is may by the waited ewilearours of the Powers principally copersugil in the war, and 1..7 a pegirci.„ at:ds iu gnaws. wWk phoulil embrace the wised , of their retiprncldhiftatt 4 . that tier-ll:anent tranquillity mud x iecure and scud peace eau bra:rained, • pc...A. which shoo: l weave the Allure polikit* eslations of Ettriye. His Imperialnlajestf, Otitis that firm persuasion (which the frankness of his sentiments will nut permit him to dis semble) eciareisee that this paeifte err: ture should be made by Lau in commies to those Cabinets w hied ate, iu the lint iastaLre, tnlskr a part hi the eonferra,r,s; ail it is &litre fwe with e,raestiiess that be equally invites <be Cab:acts of PettisberA, of Nerho, sad of the Thuilleries, to adopt the same cuselliettwy wires, tad to cuter into argemiatmus fur a pace, its whit:, tie essential relations of al: the parties interested Amnia ; .a.far as is practicalsk, be combined. The Emperor lam thus generally testified his wish foe peace. He will nut take upon him ielf to suggest the parti culur mode of negouatioa, sod still ks* IT auticipate the in tentions uf other Poircra. *Arlo decide upon thi*: illeosarrs whisk it may it thought Degpaary prevootak to seltk, order to dela-tibiae Oat' priedples of the preinsiiway over tirta between the Belligerent Powers. Nene/reefer, in tto• hope that th . o friendly offer of his in terpoution will be appreciabsl is each • manner as the rec. Oxide of his inteutisms author:6es Wm to expect, His lospe riaLMajesty r timer to propase ;in order that the opening of aegocuittuus may be facilitated by kis good Mikes) auy place • in his dominant*, the situation tad locality of which might be reeipmealbreenriment, sail whirls, from this cowoilei ition, umigit mut to tar tau War the the Atte of war ; and, in this respect, as to evory other pinta, the I:asperse ili feel pies karc u. conuibuting to accelerate the period of so desirable a ow( I.or. (:.iaard) LOUIS COMTE DE s rAanEMBERG. Lunilat, ink April, itso;. No.D.—Niate from Mr. Secretary 'Cann:tie to the Count Jr Staiheinnerg. dated April la, kW'. The Undersigned, ll,* * Praie.pal Secretary of State fur Foreign Affairs, leas laid hefore tue King his Mat ter the Note &divined to bus by the Count de Starliemberg, horny Extraordinary, and 3fiaistef Plenipotentiary of His Imperia! Majesty the Emperor of Austria, Klux of Hun gary and Bohemia, in which His imperial Majzsty oflm himself as the useiliatm. of a general peace. The rodents:led has re.cived the orders of the King to transmit to the Count de Starhemberg the inclosed official answer to the Note of His Imperial Majesty. Rendering the full. st justice to the natives which have actiseted His imperial Majesty, in the proposal of sorb a nude of uegtici atiou, as can Mime, by embracing the inters...hi of all parties, conduce tu the establishinet.t of a solid peace, and to the • permaiseut traarmilidy of Europe; the Ktog accept*, to far as Rh Majesty la conel.oood, the yin,. of His Imperial Ms jesty'll mediation, sulijert only tothe comfithat of a Him lie eeptinsee of it *lathe part of ail the utter Powers who ere' arnaged in the present war. is mauling this duty, diet:mien gned is happy to seize the opportnitity of resaesiug to the Limed de Starliemberg laasrllitee of Los high cousideration. (Sigurd; GEORGE CANNING. Foreign Office. April *s s 1801. (Official Note, referred to in No. II.) _ . His Majesty the King of the l'ulted IKisaiiiisn of Crest Britain aim Inehris , l, has received, with a Nat mem of the (smith-ratios which w due to every communication front His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Aus:ria, King of Iltiugury an,l Bohemia, tun' the motile , ' by which, on this nceasion, Impenat Maje , ny has two actuated, the over of His lisp/vial :Niko-pis to becoviw Pic riediator cf a general peace. l'ne who F.Ja titter cea•tett to (4).111•ICIf a recurs sad dreidge peace as the only ohje:t of the war in which Ha '3la jowly is eitgagtil, and who has serer refiuseil to hates to say saggsslions which appeased likely to conduce to the attain ment of that °Wert, enasut hesitate to declare his a lire ewieurrence is the ujialiou expressed by the Emperor mad hint, that a peace o: such a descriphou is only to be airlin e,' through neguciatioss which shall he common to all the Pue.is prii.cipally enraged is the war. . . To such wegocistnins, whenever 'the coolant of the other Powery interested in them shalt Ise obtained, the. King will willingly accede ; tend Hv Majeety m ill lose uu tires in cum atiar4 with such of tbsne Powers ea are cotinected with himl.y the of a u nity sad coulideutial Intercourse, fur t'.e purpose of ascertaining 'henries's s and if these views shall be facirurnble to li:i'tinperial Majesty's propurd,uf coo- . renting with them the mode in which sack me net - dittos should • e opeord, and of agree ng apse the principles which isecordian to the suggeation or His Impenal Majeny) it might be expedient pr. timely to establish us the 334 sod fon...Mhos of a general iliseintiou and at ram/comet. lalth respect to the piece *limb ..lion! I 10e selected as OM seat of the neenciatiom lire Majority would sot (abject to auk plat* shush, in ailditiuu to the .ledispoisabk qualifica tion, prawns...el in the c o te of His Imperial 31Memy, of bring aaYissrutly remote frees the immediate julienne* of the ',rats of the war, shank* hare that of affording to Hat Majesty, io on equal degree wtth ell the other Posers con e.racii, the °prowl:tatty of a prompt said unieterimpted unsumaicatiai math die Peraipoteatiaries who 'lmola. be sp. poo.tA to represent His Melody at the. CfrielVello- Isureigattflice, April et, iso7. GE(HIGE CANNING. Nu. 111 —Note from Prince de Starhentbeirvie Mr. Secre tary Catmint, tiatlNl Nov. uo, 1007. Jraosiatioa.) Loudon. Nu , . 1•07. The l'aidersigned has the honour to inforinles Excellency. Mr. Cannier, Secretary of State for the Depiutinent its Fu r:len Airouu, that he has revised posttii e orders Crum his court, to make to the British Miuistry the must earneet re. p.zamitataniet on the imperteoce of pattieg au eel to the sit iig:le latch still mists bepecm Eaglandmid nailer ; and the effects of r inse stay is salter to the rest of Europe the magi fatal conseipiences. Ilia !Majesty the Emperor and Kinz, animated le, a Co , saner desire to eifect the reshontion of n•ndre .u.J tramp-unity, does wit hesitate to reipwsi of t.riaNy end earnestly [Ls Britannic thijerty to iie.•:are his istemiefill on this point, in evincing to bun hn dispuntion to enter tutu • serteciat.me fur a meritane mlee, upon a limns imitable to the reciprocal Macrons of the Powers •ho may take a part in it. 'llse Cabinet stilt. Jaen has explained itself too often re winding its desire hir the re-estebbehinctit of eesee, for the 11.nalczagend not toiletter himself that he shall now ulaliio the funnel assurance wished for by hie Court, ehieb mall einanletely prove to all the natives of Europe, the sineerity of the patine views of Eastland. The Undersigned made hienelf of this occasion to request his Eauvlleu:y, the Seeretael of State, to aces pt the offer of his high eusoiderstous (Signed) LOCiat PALNCE DC STAIII4I6I/11611G. No. IT.—Note Gina Mr. Secretary (.'anitiaig to the Prince de dat.sl lucenolocr 23, law/. The roderazui ii, His Majesty's Principal Secvetary of State fie Foreign Ailing., bus tint Ware the King His Moir tv the oCicial Note prescated by the Prince de Stag brat- Entity Estraordinee,, sad Minister Plenipotentiary of His MajeshAthe Emperor of Austria, op winch the Prince de Starheusinag taproom, by order of his Court, the earriest desire of His Imperial l)sjeoty for the teresiastioe of the preseat coolest beteeen Great Beitain and France and I retpures a simcre and Centel declaration of Dig Ma jesty's Sell Mind/ upon that sonject. Has Menet, haring repeatedly and recently derision! his deposition awl desire to enter tutu negociet.un for • peace, ou secure and honourable terms, sod this declaration having horn made in the moat resole, and soebeat.e summer to the Anstinui Gore:nutria, im the mew re whack the UudersieneJ maw comiumodeil to retire to the nlficial offer by the Prince de etas hemerz, in the month of Ap. al (tat, of His Imperial Majesty's Ulf hitless and in chit which Ills Majeet, hos state dratted to be retur.nd to a Aar offer on the part toe the Eierror of Itumin, nod *Lich hes* communicated to the Clout of Vie-use; lin Slijesay eaanut creche, it Amin sanitise, an appeirstion the a mien at of the declaration of seutitraa. , r, of olnch the Court of VICIII.I. has burin so lung and es formally ha•pumemion. His Mepsty er,ll Ist.! betere that sty tartlet declaotion Call be se , . airy for the per r asa' of peires,ng to the in .i.ons sf Fliropr a slister.t stitch she s anoint of Europe caunid question. Bet i.a eump s iaa a mitts the wi..hes of • tinfoil, power, espreesrd with w mach eatoestoes• sod itimiety, Ills P *sty ar nevertheless willing to repeat tima more the ta ntrum, already so often p.m tent, that His Majesty is now, at helm* a all tares ta e.a, 'tetras eel to enter iiit a neguriatiou fo: C.lle!aiWn wf such a wait: es 'Lail settle, en equal terms, the rmpeciave t-tereala of the powers erqs.sed in the war, as shall he consistent with His Majesty's allies, sad shall provide fur the troaluihity En The. rope Uodervigoed has the hopoor to rt quest de Stiniieusber4 to accept the assuianecs of h.' h , gh oidervtion. (Sigma) GEORGE CANN I: Fore:ga Office, Nor. Ql, Ido7. No. VertYlit from the Prince de Starbeniberg to Mr. s ou , tart' Canning, dated Januar, tat, taus. (l'ranslatide.) immion,..lannary 1, Itc The ITinlentignetl, oliejing the orders of his Coin i t, i t ronformino to the desire of that of the Thuillerin, h" tl honotar to infoint bia Ears-Ileucy the Seientery of St,,. , the kings Pepartusent, that, ia ow rttegeaec.Of eh o pa , dispositions of Ills Ileitannie Majesty, announced m , Answer mint-Red ye the •.,;41,1 of November to Note of the ..20th of the muse ammtit, he is r bst.',to pale to the Englivit Ministry to mud houstshstely teutiaries to Paris, fur the parpu ,, e of treatitg for the ea,. blislintent of pence between all the Powers at prese nt war with England. This explicit and frank isonatim funtisli a proof of the good faith and of the Mamie r of France to pat an end to the calamities of W : Imperial MiOdi consents with engerneht to tv• the diary of a emit( yu destratde. It is hoped, that of London wilt not hesitate to recognise on dos oer t ,„, the Importance of the proposal which is made to n, to t that It will be disposed to give a fresh pivot of that ft, whtela it bus so oft'eu expeeofied, to rapture rerisoi to the :at of Europe,' by 61111114 iseftochttoie to be iota woe., with howltaut interelas lobe shiwuseed. To avoid every species of delay, thetsilersiKoed is *Alio rind by Vi.uiee to give p4ssports to the Aliuitters *hoia th e Cabinet of SI. Jainas loss. apputitt tlas porpose. . . The 'node in %Lich these over-ores etc submitted to lig Cowes of LOP4IIIII, and the which are Lilco toas t * realising theme-cation of them, with the fe,,,.% will effectually demonstrate the spirit of conyilistiou by which they arc dictated. The Undersigned avails hiteseltof this opportunity tore. new to his Excellency the Secretary of State the . his high consider:boo. (Signed) 1.01715 PRINCE DE STARII ENIP LAC. No. Vl.—Note from Mr. Se^iretury Castling to the Prise, de Starberisherg, dated January a, loos. The Uadersigned, this Majesty's Principal Secretary , Stale fur Foreign Affairs, taa.laid Ixforc the King Ls Master, the Note delivered to him au thy tudoth by the Prince de Stsalsemis rg, Litvoy EOM and Minister Pleripoteutimy of His Majesty the to die WIWI ,4 of Amtria. la stating himself to he ebargvd to I. f:s..Tnnic,t dm immediate sending of _ Peri% the Pflllee de Stirlirmber‘ ham intuited &ma whom be has received that Commission, llie Ispwlal Mester,Of from the Goveruirrent o f Frame. If the Prime de Stselaemberg has in this imoauer artol undert►e'gedfe and inimethate orders of his Court, Rolf the vespers to His Majesty to send Pli4lipoleotiorirr Poris is to he considered as urigismiog at Virooo, th e u s , dersigned is commanded to express His Illsjesty's COMM' Coat se little reference should appear to have beta had, h framing the proposal now offered for His Majesty's rue. sideration, to the correoporokere which has s ido s o, ta k e place bet .0 cm the emote of looduu and Times, spun the subject of a negoeiation for peace. After so lung an interval Lae b. eat /Offered to elem. since the weeptorice by Hie Majesty, in April Ira, of the oar ,His lesperiel Majesty's st diatiou, His Majesty email have eepeek-d that the same offer shook' now be r.spe..,i (if eel( oNt the Prince de Stuivenitscrg's Note is to be come:.! as repstitowi of it),, without any notlication oldie accept. /Are us th se conoliticro w hkb went at that V • stated' His .Majesty to he indiospecsohle prelindearks aim/seriatim+. And while the Norte of the the 2341 of November last, is cited by the Priosne do *Lie, berg a the IMMlllitif.l of the prevent propessal, Ha Mahstr '•olisertes with norprow, that this proposal Levertheless et. tenth' only to the Powers combMcoi with Enact is the sr nexinst Great Regain, end nut Its the Allies of (heat tom ou the war with France. if, 04 the other triad, the Court of Vienna is 0.. COIKVIICAI hi the atop which the Prime the Steshembere taken, then as having generally sestitorisesl that mo o n . .:rewire mad to. convey to the British COreroillett otominnintatious the Government 44 Praises might thirst:At to cutest to hies, the Underarmsl it commanded, in thre ease, tu se.uvik to the F.iocede Stiriaeluiver;„ that atlioneli the ammeter which the Prince tie Stwheuthere hil-A ties the Court of Vicuna, sod the foitaalites b, wbieh he is so credited to His Majesty, entitle his to tenmediste and iss plkit ere, y CXerr'se or his diplomatic tunerioos, in the moue and on the beh.df of Ili; I ailserial Master; ret that whet Ile professes to speak in the mom of assetott • Power, the 'tato...lent of some prsci , e utothurite sad As production of BOUM specific and autlie.otiested socusiesot, could alosoe juffilr the Court to which he addresses hissers% funiutag a public and important measure upset sucli cOtomotosicat,on. Fount the teStur of the Prince de Start etuherseo Note .t Spray% that the Note of Ilir Odersiolkol of the .•_i of Nut emoer, has begs communicated to the Gs...trona:et of France. The Government of France is therefore in pessimism ors solemn ant authentic pleolee of the pacific disposition' if His Majesty. It follows that a pledge equally solemn aid anebentic, of the reciprocal shop statism* of France, la rei oenabli to. Le expected by His Majesty, before His Moisell sin 'recalled ern to mike any further advance. The proposal to His Majesty to scud Ne ;ociators to Peoria nuarcouspanied as it is with any estensilde and w tequiewsl return ea the part of France fur the der'aratieus ekes& made is His Majesty's same, is so far (soon being a prod any such reciprocal dispositi an,. that it can be emrstrnol 0.41 Oiterari/c by Ha Majeste, than as implyist; an esjustiLAS doubt of the sin:mite of 11 le Majesty'' professions'. Noir is the went 01101 Ch formal authonty and of sorb re • (torus-al iesurnace, the only, or the most material deLvt the Prince Cr Starbeuthee; s communication. His Majesty is tailed upon to send Plenipotentiaries tar Paris to segaclale for peace, without the slightest hairnet.% being given to His Majesty of the basis oe +hick it is pre posted that soda tietatieou should be founded. If it could ever have been matter of doubt whether the previous .settkinent of a hams of oewseiosison were mocsse,:. - roo to the hose: of its successful terminatim, the experience a the 'last negociatioo with Frauce would hart plated thd question heyood eantrovervy. The experience of the last negotiation lass farther, derem stroked the shesolmallage and hies rweitiesey of a egociatma merdsect a at Paris. His Majesty is willing to trent with France hut he will 'scot oily GO a foot.n,, .. of perfect equality. He is ...ed + to meat with the Allies o f Fraure; but the nepeistion must squally enshorsce the imerests of the Allies of Great Brita.so As oow . as the lsasis of segociation shah have been eat o faetorelyn...: , frtained, awdaa snexceptienabie place of urge riatioa agreed aims, His Majesty will he prepared to moss PleMpots mistrial to meet tame of the other powers eags,.d in the war: hot Hs Mnjesty will out slain eouseet tOs t his troesipotentiaries to a hostile capital. 8911 while His :Majesty baa permitted the llodertißool to alumni this freak tad unequivocal expoeitiou of Ilia Mr jcey'o 'redolent' to the Monster of the Emperor of Amte the C. mlers:goal is at the same foie charged to state e•so. Meetly to the Presto de Staelieutherg, that, Del heroic tr eeived any sothe.otic proof tit Prolice etarho wont 9 rOOl/ ..... 0a 94 e.oter nay e 'plot, stooto in tin: rum, ~ 1 the French Guys ranseat, or to afford oar assormaces Ly who. b that Government could he loonett, H a Majesty hit "r 1 41 ' rectei the V ',levelers' to r est our otalu•r.!:. to the fines dr Starlit Lo'or; to speak iu the none of Hos Majesty to its Goveninteo.s of Fr/:.re. The I . .r . ereiried has the hoover to request the Peace at Starktemberg to accept she ounrworte of boa bith sow' sideratese. (Segued) GEORGE CANNENU. Fortier Office, Jamasey nth, ISMS. No VIL—N.Ae Croat the Prinr•e de St .rcheteher; to Nr• %tertian Catu'rz, dated Londe., Jarman. la, low.' Received the 13th. (reanlat. • ) Lointun, t?th January lann• The toderligse4 boo the ,n , or to I,i:ins ha fi;scrikr.47 the :;r , ..rotary of Stool fiir the { - omega 'Apartment" dor 1 6 conyriaeore of orient from hr C•Aart, the pi•lie...t Ammo sluices olnigo kla to domaad fitiasliterts for It wadi ana ,o 1 Few itfdfe Ariel er to th 'rider" ditty and taCliaty ul request the Prie m plebe.? co of hw high c uts The f(E CANNING timeran f s S embers to Mr. S ac? , No. Ti let, 1508. 1 0 1111 nsty 1, 18p5. Ina es . or his Coin i t, Thuilleries, th : mama fen 1 leirettry of State egaria gramme( the pad... lanai f , announced is th o see Ist to a c id 11..^ - • ai lac is (-104.'geti 0 Ks aunieshatelti 1i.,4 treatii.l for the mb . t i di Lr'fu t itkres o 4w is ukeeft to 44. :t met,w id ae l:e ttelf t 7 l l .Blll : it, "4lli n! " ; la , vette. hunts oliett,'llsid the c..." whirl iac 00 this otti mood 0 , •la fort: proof of that 11, 1 ,,, TI tore trpoto to ll,e net resew be rat. astc.l with Ue LTs.lersiened is cats. e %undoes *how th• this purpose. ire submitted t., Iy *tat Mb arc ultra tut s,+ Prit he least povstide it of conciliation Ip tbr this opportunity to ra.' Ad in c State the expossis E ST ARIZ Mt PERO. the Canning to the Prime 1 14f5 st tuna. Searelary 4 htfore the Kies ha ou Ho. *mond of QM .s.traordieory Majesty the Ensue propose to the Litidi . of Pleitipotrutserws ham intuited to mean infusion, whether km eminent of Fraltre. in this hoodance ark' !ere of his Court, io t a an id Plenipotentiaries I , L is at Vitntia, the ea. ha His Illsysty's humus te rr to hare bees kid, is ell ler His Majesty's row Nth bas already tabs and Vienna, arm the hi lw tottered to aspersion Pi Aril lost, of IL, aver sf Is Majesty eolith! baldly A Mow be r1e..,..1 ri Note is to he esionte,.‘ I:firatien of the areep. c et that time stated by 1 ioolearies the opening :r of the liellervi‘oedot the Velma tie Mario, propene, Ha Ma's sty roptsall 'Aesthetess tr. a rich Erase the • 3 he Allies of (heat Bri• (Vienna is emsothenrit • ce 4e Stavbeastuvw bon tieMesi that moo t ? to I Covermarit arhavor francs ought think tit is commanded, in Ito -iatmiser;„ that atisough twine... Me r it sita its by wbieb he is se, to ionsedinte and icia Ilia diplomatic function, 4 k I inoecioi Master 'et 1 • th; case of wailer ct-s unthurity As utlie:•ticated di he addresses blast% tileatltte upon sorb a Starktolwrit's Note t otiers tow I of the of rJ to the Goss ronieut ocrefore in posesion era lie pacific dispoeitiose of edge equally *Assn sod Meal of Frame ' is rea- dy, before His 31siest1 dui advance. • :oriators to Porn tensible aid triequirixal the oier'aratieus alms& I Car from bring a proif4 it it eau be constrnol inplyin; an esjustlLahe •„'s professiona. dbority and of sorb re— most materiel dcLit ueicatiiu. send Plenipotentiaries to t the slightest latimatim Mots me shirk it is per be founded. er of doubt whether lbs were 11..eir.aff niall6, Ito emprtiente cf would hart plated th,t atiou has ferthccdseco- riaaweey of a Egociatios ith France: but he will quality. He is ..adf to at the nepciation mist Allies of Greet Bri Wn a sh3 . l has ken sit s- ptitmabic place of urge. rill he prepared to atom he other powers eags....d Dot ugaia commet Filet. kited the Undreldamod to exposition of It 'al M r the Emperor of Amer 1, me charged to state SA- ✓tg, that, mot hairioe is- Pr.iter tie gterin ot-Oni in tin: !mum.: •,( the way assarauccs hf alvi4 I H.a Maitety has "ct M- s entlior.!.. to tht. Noire jai of His Majesty to the • to request the Prinee de Marta of big lath eon ;EORGE CANN/NU. t. de St . .ektuherg to 'Mr. Loa, January 11, ]war on, tSth January, tentl• to reign 'Apartment, the IS .sett, the pi.er...l elreme- 'spur t for b an ahl •-.16.