The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-20 00:00:00

-..- The title of MediatOl Itß pg Ng the most entice 11)erty, ,soil not admitting any obliptiou might be timid in opposition lath the interest of one or other of the parties interestea; their Imperial and Royal Majesties the Emperor of the French, &c. and the. Emperor of Austria, &c. equally anirosted•with a desire to concur by all tke means in their power, to the must speedy re-establisliment of peace, .sit. his Majesty the Emperor of Austria; by the offer M. MS madeof his mediation, to the belligerent Powers; and his Majesty the Emperor of the French,. by ,his acceptance of the mediation of Austria ; their said Imperial Majesties, on the other hand, not wishing by the act of mediation, in the least manner to pre. Mice the existence of the alliance establisked be tween them by the treaty of the 14th of March; 1812, hare mutually agreed to declare, • that such stipulations of the said treaty as might slfect.the im partiality of the Mediator, shall be suspendeti'dnring the whole course of the negociations, expressly re. serving, to muse the said stipulations to be retired, 'leapt the modifications, which by mutual agreement they may judge necessary to apply to them, after the pacification which at the actual moment forms the first object of their Imperial Majesties' care. • • . I i• M ,N..... 1. ;*O. NOTE FROM COUNT Ds idlArrsitNicif TO in; DUU OP BiIISA'NO. The undersignes, Minister of. State and for Fo reign Affeirs to his Majesty the Emperor of Austria has remised the note his Excellency the Duke of Rassano slid him the honour of addressing to him )eaterdap. The dispositions of his Majesty the Emperor of the Enoch; King of Italy, as they are found expres sed in that note in farour of opeuing„ ii; the most speedy. SaWrier possible, negociations, and the desire o( the . Austrian Cabinet to second the work of peace by every Maus!? lie potsers.;biae determined the un dersigned to addresiete. his ]Tetley the Duke of Hamann, for estahlishieg both dee ofiOr of Austria's mediation, and the acceptance of tbat modiation by Ewer, the annexed oaciel paper, perely and simply stating his Imperial and Royal , Apostolic Majesty's offer of.tnednitioq, The undersigned araiis himself of this opportu nity of renewing • to. bis Eloelisery the Duke of Poison% the sourenee of his bigh rbitsicieration. (S d) METTERNICH. Drel!lnT. ,16 . 6 e si Pt 8!0; - - -(ifetebi)emnimether Note, hem the same, and ef tinkepase -date, I;nm:flowing thet the Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia had accepted the media tion of Austria, and requesting the Dulie of Bessano to inform hint of the French n Emperor's determine. flea.) No. 3,1,1 I; NOTE WHO* TDB 11)INISTER FOR FOINEION AFFAIRS, IN REPLY TO court DR -IitETTEILVICSI't NOTE OF THE STII Or JUNE, ON TNZ SUBJECT OF. THE AL. LIANCE. - The endersigned Minister for Foreign Affairs has laid before his Majesty the Entptiror and king, Count de Metternich's Note of yesterday: • The props3al contained in that :dote tends to place in reservation, not only some articles of the treaty of alliance of the 14th of March 11312 but the whole of the treaty itself, which appears in opposition to the declarations made up to this day bi the Court of Vienna; and even to the-dispositions expressed by Count de Metternich, iii his preceding Note of the Vid of this mouth. tt is not in the power of Rayons to cause to exist I what does not exist ; thus it could , not besaid, the treaty of alliance existed, if all its stipulations were placed in the reservations. His Majesty thought that these reservations, which were to be the object of the Conveetion to be con audo!, merely referred to some articles, .which were deemed by the Court of Vienna inapplicable to pre tont circumstances; but as they must. embrace, as i the note of Count de Aletternich .authorises to be. I Here, the very letter of the. whole treaty, his Majesty can only consider the wish of the Court of _Vienna as equivalent to a renunciation of the alliance. _, The-treaty of the 14th of March, 18t4, had.been concluded in the opinion of its being favourable to, all parties. His Majesty, who does not wish to rem., der his alliance expensive to his fiiends makes no difficulty in renouncing that whirl; united him to Austria, if such be the wish of his Majesty . the Em peror Francis. This change in the relationg between France and Austria, will not-make ayy attecation in tbe friendship and good nuderstanding resulting from the last treaties, which established pe,ff,e,between the two Powers. The undersigned, 4q, , (signed) Tue Doke of DASSANO. Puke. Jane 29, AU. xL ZVII. POTS FRO* THE NISISTES .FPN TORSION AFFAIRS IN!: . IMPLY TO TUAT VT Mg .114agrevaustie*Mia; 29 rir OF JOYS, OX Nal .111ILISCT OF TN" MARDI. AVON ) IF:TIC APIIOJET OW R . CoSISIINSIIIS. The undersigned ,Minister for } 4 4, s atilliVraluss laid before his. Majesty the Elperer tnd ingi•tee note of his Eicellency the Count de Metternich - of , this day's date, relative to the offer which tfris&erti of Vienna, ade of. its itiediation. 1 - • .40 • liis Imperial and Royal M aj e sty has cbaigpclbl!i, I* ivi t ty bribe said'Uote, to - present to the an Olect4 projet fw: 'irticlk, as a simple sketch which ists4 serve intiknegociatien for Isiah the Count de Met teroich aid the undershirt" are, resPectively hi , aished with full pesters. ... " • ~ Count de Metternichiiir Oeicsliffeby'the telidaticy. of the projected.dispositos, iris MajeitOr ifirsirktO replace on its basis, Europe , 'shaken Ihir:iymi-pre, of war, and . to - substitute for 'sapid' 'pesversi4 general peace, negoclaied not in the . tiliat;!bil before all Europe, and in the'faceofitniiitons. It was in this manner they acted "etMunster j at Neavignen, at RysWick, anti at Utrecht; 'the powera were not arrested by:Pur complication of interests, - -.- Aataas inseparable from a general negaci- It OstribruCli, where theibad be yeligious Ideas,, which are.ailifirc (tope their mature so rely nitre ant IlleatiOn all drffiantties : were ant i and iperspiernoce: -Whi t !tliiii;', certainly of leek copsidepagirgohnpid! ..of atupuing complete easpipit: __. . . , ITI j and the delays it alien : and even at aisl es qconeillete, se deliatelMd ft I, cepdbli et. I** ig i, , wwww4 . 46-* w &I. MO. art, Ler , ..1a wow diespakfi ....!...,...„ ~...-...,.........‘; .:~- lib gal* phrod , the negociaL Ile refers t( sures of poll( to enjoy the their cheL whom they represent. Dresden, June SKETCH Of A CEPTANCE lIMPEILOR 01 Article 1. His feri his mediation 2. his said does not intend but as a meeliatt interestedness, aiming solely facilitating, it, neral pacification, •3. '[he media .(1 Motu United Stites, to the King of Spain, to Regency at Cadiz, and to all the Powers of the two bellige rent masses. His Majesty the Emperor of Austria will propose to them the city of Vienna, or that of Nape, for the place of Congress. I • . , 4. His Majesty the Emperor of-Frine. sidemof for himielf and' his Allies, the mediation of tiii Ma. jesty the Ettipertit of Austria, is if . 4s prepoied to. him by the ft:A4:llog articles. He likewise atcepts for the place of Congress, either of the cities of Vienna or Prague, w . hichevermay best sett the con venience of the Others Belligerent Powers. 5. The French, &Win, and Prussian Plenik petentiaries that assemble in the said City, within the first five 40 Or Jelly;' audit the mediation of Austria l for Allkpuipese of . eoititinincink negocia tions,- sold rattier by prelinninartits, or by a con vention or .; - It': plirticular treaty of ?nee, put ?: a 'stop toliiee • ion of blood which afflicts the Con tinent: 6. If on the 20th,of July, one Of thetwo Belli gerent Powers should denounce the. Armistice con formably to the convention of the 4th June, the ne gotiations of the Congress shall 'not thereby suffer any interruption.. :• 7. This present convention, &c., .1 • • i r is wembers, liad that sat iu the dif. i l li k p :t ed agi coimpiete sswil wltic il h oli f o r o om o the n-umbesrtoalfed the regal : th : V ion P a ctl as. feee Jo n a t n r :n o l i eras.. the tb sign ett a e l z i.m ani orr. w. I pray your •ricellencY to accept, &a. i 4 tiad tsm , lsB .a i nd to thepersons leavin g work, k a . ad the immix yat.t . .o n njas mr the it d il eoppin g o f a • (Slillttd) . hILITERN ICH. : • • • No. XXI. atifiVOP A LETTER' FROM COUNT DE METTERNICH pair,a4boanst seven o'cloa ' enlalliSttekindidie"ll°° l r rli: e : bi l eil i t °l on: ife : Mil i eefir tr t t 'e parl e ewillall' i ltal c tie til: daitti r t i h n e ti eeaff : tet idua °:ti°a l th s r . Yticluti l e 'h r e :fiPw las rer° t P ln Patieitis :2 v''i:lll`,X , IL MINISTER FOR FOREIGN. AFFAIRS. ho 4 tiou ir icalltn orm af in th g l ;oe 34 r oEficethillsenit)-c.lin.of;ll--I:tilhiehjailinvieit.hae;l4 inallf Iphsranal ets tte and th i r weight retti is sher ds of t tn i • l9.Zartafnl ts vat to be tion which we address to the MinistersthoofsehisofMhai.s jawitpowtauthpoiet•n;blart;ihd.eiciovneredtain,ingotodttiledawfteirailhhte in ye° 7 the men a 14:11g Tfie jetty the Emperor of Russia, rind to pu o unds au - d e o rb u ut ne l es 2 4° Majesty the King of Prettie r .for the meeting of the . 1 stated , respective Negotiators at Prague .. 'rho- replies of ,: : a f e c l ento ' ioi cleui nng sods,mahmikinenasikitipinfidefiucriie" weight , c andt we . re In thee"' h o w. t. Count of the men - ed em o - ; iat i ed. es of ue d'e u krien t t he w e e t i o g t h il t . in i th h e e eas ivi e lli: a :ct f some t po l ice officer then stated, that Wedderborn, one of the Chancellor Baron Hardenberg, dated the 6th , hav e I The had said, he tbotighl what they had done was no rob- • been received here thlimorning, "by courieri. They ,pri sone rs, that a so do nr en m a e - n w w ese er t eleterer t h an others 4 ad t hat sh ould both state, thet the term of eight days, which we ; ttte ber y y maw ; had'proposed, being too near for this interval to suf . mac t h ey could not put a s ad t o 1! fice . for the tiorerequisite for the preparations and in. I t he me l o t ; Le Prists rs, beoao , e _p a° a e pre : tice a b r e m becarse l Em ; ltel ' ' ' fur stractions, and,for the journey, • the Russian and ; a t e fa i i tete he fi ri h Dd el srar in d ce s : P ar ts , i f : t en G n artland 'a ri d Bea' " ..e Lea ith e n ; cooLo rt oc W ot ed erb ; u a i r:: l i s si ef i t e i th w d, e t t h h or l a h t °l i h e e to i r ttlej uld r itqt a r l ecOu li n a t - for the Prussian negotiators will, withont fail, repair to i Prague in theo,nnrse of the ..12t1i. I presume, after what your 'Exceiiency jiastlone tn 4 the honour tontell ' indi". tailors were °Omit the West. me, that . this' enlargement of 'the time:of meeting ' given "to cLltegg c ; i a g n n tris l ; the c e ar e z eg as t t he 4 s i n:ere. For himself, he did not pttet ti sc i r ed to will ,be eqoelly. coneettient to you. The arrange., to honesty, ge certa i nly attr had tt S l am htl e t to sl iP p rud e nc e,l ahe s had ' no sg ; 14 1' tnents on our side are ready for the conrenient re ,1 libuse4f and Isis fan "'Y' in the emp loy "fnrb lll beei r e - il r e i blt not held a situation of trust, and nothing' was sottdifir's • Lion of the• Negotiators at the place of their meeting.„ elthracter of an informer; indeed, he would simue.r Coto a.:. the • i oflati say , cloth, e y lo l oi bmi bei b o e g eo t ae r .o n a , e ap .. . d t h )a ad F .r rt e d p a ea Y te n d * ly ht as b i e te k ; th ew n Ofi th ec iitt i. Acctpt i , &c. . ... (Sivw) • , 111 . ef e t . , E EfICIL ' to fak-e charge lA' him, but they were tau busy. V ' he r bed come to his work as usual, which was 00 s'ig e t a r t af in 'l ll isbn- ing. ...)....... . i . . , . 4 ., • : nesty, and `had been then taken into custody. A certain deli., , once- where .j.. • , • acrd he b A e lr h . afi lklaberly had th . . RATItAfT FROM, $, iLtri s 74. )li fl X , l 9 lE ? .' ' THE • XERTETER IFOR ! dewy of tweielit was allotved , jos Ettlie is k is. ll * i ; e ° :l l3llVe , i we 7, 4fi n 4 ; t m l a'n un h 4 rO l u al(g ght i; hack more (Lan the FOREION . AFFAIRS,. 1 0 THE Ctiti D NT rew D k E 4 o 7 . i lts h it could not be honestly come by. . 'To. , . ell tthat if a The:Clout de Nakbonne ball just aet out tg. repair say,tbat the tl same teloe, in loftier t r a. obtaio intolligencf concerning the 00 ; 1 ceald only he w s: rna t ke r l i t l i b m t e ll )! fibcrro(tgihritilber)k 14thlevjr Prisoner beV II II 4 imlive..of the. West Indies was exrf-At felt so arthy r ) ner e..Aldermatotserved, th.it in n cast. of this pature, . where nomination,. of the Russian and Prussian . PlettiOe...; i t m he pti i en .ome ted, i t t ott was b :ot of titspo wer • • I to digenn.- Im t" O ti lo al w ri ;a 3 l ion he isf c t i a n r g woi .° lt ir tcii ° , e. vrh 'net'll' eti -c t ia ln c T i t tl ' st in lki d hattae so soup betwixt wwie7t q 4 ! guilty. !nut was the pro• trinsitritted Me theletter Whichloor Excellency did . vill''se.4lll the .Jury. . I (ions Mo•her and. Graves, two of ; the_ntealitarged, made protena• MO the hone& to write - to me yestbrday.. . of their innocence; but the Alderman , though lie admitted oumpleniptiestioes 010 vfithw 4111cuity, he for hardship in the case of an innocent man: felt himself unable sad the whole, t f the number of 11, at Prague , n the 12th, thongh.,tb?se of. Russia were we le re t co o d nf a mlit a ea d i f: t e lt :rt . ' ;' not known to ns. That matter i but of little im- t The remaining V.. 5 were then brought to the bar, and the same evid e nce that bad bees given is the case et'llse others was brought portaoce ; but it is not the same tvith what regards' f ,,, m ,,d-.;„ ' h e w, the protongatioe of the artnistlee. It is' indispensable : The Alderman thetvasbedeacb man individually, what be ha d when almOst all of them left ' the whole to their Counsel. • —The that we should know to what we are to hold our. to say ' Priionen were all of them committed. to , selves, and we expect with impatience the return of • i USION-RALL.— Charier Britton, John Parchment, W'll' the courier charged with that letter. • ~ • ; Gregge, and William Lucas, the eldest of ahem was'und i er la l3 l , His Majesty had thought, that agreeably to the 4th : were brought • sip by Holmes, the constable, c ha rged with steal- Articlehii , i cni a bl u h antit l y k of toys from the shop of Mr. Sorry, toyman, in tl i r r t itt a o h n ot a it nd sev i c- u n r gchick on of the Convention of the 30th of Jane, Majesty the Emperor of Austria had reserved to Thursday -w ev a enin-, l t t he a Via r u ed eA sr e e m kn al iv o e l s. t. Whilst the gift was thus cause Russia and Prussia to agree to the engagement ! into Mr . Surry's i !laop, and desired a g irl who was, al t i l i t ud‘ e til l e t g co a s g m e t d er ti r e show oer t t t i m p en which we had taken. You will charge yourself with .. this object; and make yourself acquainted with the shop several times. 'The first two r h e s e n i g ra pu a reh t as a el li a itt lt o ni t f htl e„ left the shop. Soon after they were ;tone, the g irl missed a c oal. arrangements adopted. The prolongation of the are ;,: i lL ti , e s , e so ve te ra e l I ; g i ti a e .b c.,? ,, a ...d .se:, ,,r it o l t a i rsge otherne o fi r ll t d ie. with s tops and mistice ought to have been published in the towns and to the army. I beg your Excellency will inform mo diately told tier mistresl. and information wos e given to he llo i r me ; gangwho, :L o n s te i ii boys g f. bieig twentydescribed, 1 : f o them to be pun of a whit you have done, and what you have learnt on this subject. On our part, the Prince of Neufchatel fur, none time past infested the ise ll ig ° hbon.i depredators..le mwmhelahtaevlye c i l i nnmenced his search„and in :he course of the evening discovered writes to our Commissioners at Neumarkt, the letter Tivettoooan coal-scuttle, r a o s o t t a a h o llat the o bac k of t o h d e c 2urreN Th acre. --. which lam about to communicate to Count llubna . i We should have taken this step immediately, if . stolen articles, vsas foundtgeoncnsa glas se s, theevesr„aai s o y th n e e t a r o ta :st a . The other boys were fotind on the follon morning at their we had not believed that yon were charged to do it. r io esr h e e c i t;v p e os ho s nls o . o l . vitLeact o of them no souse o f the sto d len property Having undertaken if, it is of importance to us to know whether our enemies have done so likewise. If property being her linshand's; an; atilsTelciso'nea a n d Sl:Corr: to folly committed for trial. , -- they have not, and if they should refuse to take the . same engagement with us, the position which we! --- - - --- --- - - SWINDLER l'Aticx..—We noticed a short time would have wished to clear up will find itself again ; • embarrassed. Ilia Majesty has cause to regret that , since, a person calling himself a Colonel --, had guilty of several fraudulent practices at Ports . you have not been more explicit, if f r om thence a , bee n I mouth, from whence he went to Ityde, in the Is le fresh loss of time should ensue. The Emperor desires that Count de Narbonne of Wight, sad' , frequented the halls, theatre, and it his ! library, and appeared quite a man of fashion; he shoeld•remain at Prague, or go to Brandeis, Majesty the Emperor of Austria would be iudined had his !tidy with him, and .they at first paid rep:- to permit him to beat the same place with himself. : larly, and were considered a nee metaled couple; His Majesty wishes, In order to . accelerate thebusi. ', their having been theie some time, they were not 'Less, that his*Ambassador shoOld be in readinessto suspected, and were afterwards tidied et the slider receive the communleatitifyi which yon may Wish to t sat 4 they . run baPs; up ' accoootir at "feat ' s Hotel, .. make to him. , • • . Rid cent's, the .grocer r eed . .-Williemeennl - collisrs'i , (Signed) : , Th e Doke de BASSANI", jet the library, „and_ pa thelr departare,egvie bills on Messrs &tilde and di banlic•ii. 1 ...lon race' 'ag •' • 1 . . . p... I ( , . WI NO. XXIII. ' - • • a large balance out of each bill. On Mestri. 'Wit. COPY or A LETTER Vitali VISCOUNT DE METTERVICU TO TUB COUNT DE 'USN A. f liaMs' and Coolers' bill being Preietiteit the swindle • I, was detected; but the. bind was lawn', lend nothing Prague, July 1", 1813. At the moment that I was going to send elf the further heard of till Saturday last, ieheri notice ar. rived from the town , cleqk of Qx(ortl o :Ahat a persoe present courier, I received the note which the Duke 1 answering the desoriptiou,:tase,ia custody there, bevies of Bassano addressed to me on the 9 th of July. I . attemptediw ithput surceta, todefitte4thettldespenole That I may not detain the present messenger, re- tiltto•lorrosr..... treive•barinCthe hancethim o ff i cially I there, and was detained till it Was ascertained if lie watt the - person: ' file - person . Ikon, he had . defrauded ' to inform ' 4 :tier:et ho w ever , oflaotets:erig out of a currlcle, - add another e 'at of horses, attend. birt y.partierdti ft , that . according to a courier w h o acrd wore to him, and be Kill be tried at the orrived' to asi.'.'last night. 'front''Releheehach, ' the llompshire . Assizes. Ile drove into Oxford Cbbrts of itagia and .Prussialmee alliclally reen&- i IWO' test iy,ip.t,he bongs and curriole before mentioned, and bised the terini-sof :the 19th of Aegiarneet as the of the rtegociation,and that Ilterdo not on their denounce the Artniatlee before that lime. It is evil. pait.licS4l. taken, wanted to comproMise, hy oivieg I.o'. the' oises, carriage, and money, but which the . aglstrate *would not permit. prolongation of the Arndt:ill. .-•- • I • o• • .- - „ tit . .eff if iWism ' Or . 1 ' • • • - . . ........... ..................-.- --....„ . . . ........ ...- .. ••••••.- •- - -... 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""'" a rid Rod 4 !"*"*: • Aelikitipostuoi.wlol..,, rv , e t hiftwelir.:AMteasaarWi g „st, tar a NZ; Yeste the privilwcirnd - hantiurs whit* t or. , ... . ra tti ,,,,,... ; . [meter - end to the dignity ufAhe Soverel , gni lag ic, tblit , •. 4. abeiliell ithtipligytil, dog L efirisietblerr 1, isro.cemenicweisel,ftliihClekomaltieeed key represent. eds. , jes t s the 2411RMt.s1C4NiassA§v Itgsgt,g4ig,ilie, r , o l:44: l nof thg a rZ iez tir,. Alaberley, in coli nt „ 'ltal. ! TM undersigned, tut. , • • .ef hes; eta the othecianki,the ratiheitiotter WWI We eateftalaet, priloil ence n- , 9 1 ‘ - ed con. ' (Signed) • The Duke of BASSANI. • c od yead er oAk.44 l l l6 , :. , ,: :.,,., . ,n:, .rd. )s,','° ii• I r weft*, then act anlf virloos articles, and 1 , 4, !,,,,„ . )444,,_ .- 1, June 99,1813. ,.- • - • • 7 7" .. of cloth marked with the broad It ,were f' --- s tn 'ul '' ---. .T. *Car VS .. ' rilli.hir*Orgi l tki - N#4 1 97. , -Igr ac o l Veo *cil a m/w aft 15 et V pieces, , " ad 63 'the • Aonexed to Tfii.qi. \ '-: - f • eYs Pr••• be •• 4 1 ,- •• 10 •Qf Abig 0, • le /t /em- I"' *o° "r°k ;,, sbi oVellm4fertft ibredos.fitik e „ we . as e a l Aberf, , who Of A OONYINTION. FOIL-, TOR OFrRITAI.O ACei .. .- r., ~ ; • I-. -- - „.. .• • • tvot ifi n t ent. ..... 1 2y girt cap ia the eveniag roc tam wages: 0 "--% *het 1 1 • • .-:. Al- .. ferinyci '' ' • IF' ' 7 me h2i igi.l.4n; aceoitlffig . dayoupkwernerstbsi,d teosritotihedimpt.ol„.nxiortike;e,dro . rinthen csiiii,at i l rh tn e e i s fig t • r t.i.o. •I• . t. , r. . x - • 'ai year 1 atty. art it MO! NCE OF TUR NEDIATION OF HUI ItAoRSTIF Tap uhi m it 46414111,c . tet -..- _ . oiad io to ,- - - t l / 411 . 14 116 04 6641 . 010 blimffPyktirc fakes int o , el ; s ac , e 4 7 . 4 in f t i t Ott rr• .t • " • Jee '' i •pitsaatice SO". the Fn. :,e, C,C i rlAft•thr fiat Odin lyai Um gape Into a Accnnd f con 01 AUSTRIA. A_ • . _. r •--4-- -•- .. i 1 . Setts lad Hy he ortiseet; th at t h e Men ran . 1 ,„-„ - li i Dresden, jonftkiefg. WWI gicsire.>; , telatiest 4 i the:place .**..nagoctamon .., a settifitaile stibitite sloth weighed -oat to ' Tr n le l. His Majesty the Emperor of Austria Ai' "Pm' hm l l P o4l ' l _ 111 _ 101 4. 5 6 114 .• n 1 " 41 g/rg f q l.4ll7 J e g• / " . ?";"• *°r / L 11111. ea "WI'S war; coful'ated. ' with which dui' • thitig . pnereed as „N. 4 - . f B r, , e rec t setrn pf. th e l Ttieiltliati&tai *sae of witOM•dealtd the sh a r er , wt.iL . mediation for a general peace. TO Offrerg „of th t t; ne ni li to ( il ig ht 7 "," - icr ed 4°44 ' . q o'•- . is said Majesty, in offering hisan erbitrater,mdiion; tv l .a. e ra lT im_li d di a t i ll i t - te_ i ! ni. e tle Y f tsea ' ~iii' o btx. . fa d e i esi : l reituiF t l i n f e ll , p t a c til b s e e - - .. arri,„llepve4a, this . , however, Hasa tetAnarehoi4 O b r e up7- t l 'lata oth r e i r t e grnm sTere :e t : imd brot tiv igk en t up ec i til id tactce7l:ciore - r - teeb . ..: l l.,,aan G ir 0 1 : 7 1 1111;, : id: " .;xiCehlisTe battened to ' t intend to present himself as mediator, animated by the most perfect dis- -,. a i ;; T ::. 77 7 y . u0h „,,,b, e ,, 0 4 .4em i lifiteate, in . order r a sim gai gN„l rg i amth: !dness, and.the most . complete impartiality, taka.P4l42. in. tkn6linsinet At 44'8* of.' .191 Y. I ad- 'lll.9474l."l"4l.°6fl:l":llliwbhVi'lle:l;olblttherre: ns s to h i ll ol:re a si d e - r ol y : Okla theeitiadiestook*Mtitelog. the NMOCiators may - Maly at conciliating the . differencel, end of tig, in . so . fir as shall depend on him ) a ge. dress tae same iniiiiilifoe.,.to the . tAitsisters of his found r„ the yard and on the st l a v i er rc e • (~ citication. . .° . 1 Maleity the Einperen Or'ltiiista; Ind Ect those of his- The be* wed Coatisel•itated, theta combination oral conga' racy could be clearly proved, • ,i man whet darcd to refuse becoming an accomplice • ' to mediation shall extend to Fingland, to the , Majesty the King of l i rtiisli. • ' • • ' !lttttes. to the King of Spain, to the Regency i . I oral, wrior•Prroollencf to accent. ita. 1 sitilewur. *ad which. from the numhor nv :;., ....' 1 .!_ e ". 1. Y.1 i " ' NO. XVI rt. ettOilrr OF ARTICLIIR4OR APPLICASIOS OF TES MR". DIATION OF. AUSTRIA. TO , A . Gammas, /RAC% AGREED TO 41. DR SZTTERNICII, A t ND TAW Y Drest,e,, :see 30. . Their Majesties, &c. having come to ap under standing by the Convention of the 301lt of Junp f . relative to the negotiations to he entered into under the mediation of Austria, for a continental peace, and judging it proper likewise to agree on what re girds the negotiations for a general peace, have no minated, &c. &c. Art.. His Majesty the Emperor of Austria makes the offer of his mediation to all the Uelligerent Powers, for assembling a Congress of general pacifi cation, which shall tix on a solid basis the interests of all the Powers of Europe, which have been shaken for 25 years past. Art. . For this purpose a general Congress shall be convoked, to meet, either in the city of Prague or Vienna, at the choice of the parties con cerned. Art. . The United States of America shall be in %Red to send Plenipotentiaries thither. For Spain, there shall be admitted Plenipoten tiaries from the King of Spain, and from theßegency of Cadiz. _ _ _ Art:. Every Plenipotentiary of such Belligerent Power that has accepted the mediation of his Majes ty the Emperor of Austria towards a general peace, who chall present himself at the place of negociation will be admitted. No. x HE. His Majesty the Emperor of the French, King of Italy, &c. his Majesty the Emperor of Austria, &c. tieing animated with an equal desire to come to a re- ° establishment of peace, and his said Majesty the Emperor of Austria having, for this purpose, offer ed his mediation towards a general peace, or In de holt of that, towards a Continental peace, and .14 Majesty the Emperor of the French having maul rested an intention of accepting the said mediation, has thought proper to confirm the said acceptation by a convention ; in consequence whereof, their said Majesties have nominated as their Plenipotentiaries, to wit :—bis MajOstitlii Emperor of the French, M. Rogues Bernardi Counf Mare% Dellis( %Lase, no, &c. ;_ and his Majesty the Empeior'Of Austria, M. the Count Clement Weneislaus, of Metternich, WinneborpOchsenhausen, knight of -the Golden Fleece, &c. his Minister for Foreign Affairs, who, sitter having exchanged their respective full powers, tiere agreed on the following articles Art, I. Majesty the Emperor -of Austria efers his mediation towards a general or Continental Peace. Att. 2. His Majesty the Emperor of the French accepts of the said mediating. Art. 3. The ,Frencts, %mien, and Prussian. Pie, oipotentiaties shall meet in the city of , Pragoe.before the btli of July. Art. 4. Considesiog the. iastifficisincy of the .time remaining to run tilt the .20th of ablin beteg the tecm $lO4l for the expiratiou of theminktiee by the Convention, signed at Pleismithab on the 4tit of Jane, his Majesty the Emperor.ei the :French engage _ s _ not to, denounce the said Aresietiee before ' August .; ,and hits jetty; Ole • Porter reserves to himself to obtain the concur pi a an d Prussia to the NMI itrigsgeipe.qt• t Art. 5. The present Convention-shalt It shalt beratified, and the ratifies . !lees Drenden *Mtn the;teno trif'dell . Done and signed at DrOdien 9 , -sol44ees . - (t.g.) Thoihtti ILS.) The Geist of MVP— . ~.. bre the .10th: of tient %ft tkt.triatTir a prolongation of , the Areas:. ! - -'5" ---- ""'" -- - I --- ----- , lerpr of. Austria thiSt; "adeiirdlit . Al sigHtary coigns, belongs to the : . Siftially' the Master unit Supercaige at 'the /Pim, srrence of Ilam. 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