The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-31 00:00:00

~,: Vismna, Atm. 9.—The march of the Austrian kr,,, , i)s towards the frontiers of Turkey still cond. istsee. It would, however, beimprudent to publish tiny thing with regard to their destleatiou, of which itelred, the liquefier ofacers are themselves igno tau. ilut, placed as we are in the vicinity of * . power disorganized, uud whole proviueei are a prey to all this disorders of war, it is of Importance that sou territory should Be In a situation to consumed tegnect. The Inet.sevesek from Turkey inform us, that the heselrintribii * the fisitsians are already at B jek.if.. , ll; 1441441 , *di the 41pthes aide of this *44a. tdms,it2 a single decisi ve battle may iipen the tilet dt Cilustatidistiple In the valet. tentless, Aye. 13.—The last letter! rrom Mar. teiltea inform us, that the Esiglish fleet croiaing brs fore Toulon his beep rebsforcad, anti that it ner . onntiaito art e!gli teen nil of the line, seismal! fOgita, !)rtigs lee. . Alt 4). $.-:-.11 ( 11 keit' by letteis ftidm Constantinople, that the standard of hlahomet has bees raised there; that the MIDI! Seighior has declared, that the Empire wee In danget ; that it was the duty of eirry Muntilman to take up wise its its defence ; atid that he would put himself at the head bf hii bravo and faithful subjects. The people mi this; pledged themselves to shed the Jut drop of .their brood Its defence of tho ancleht glary of 'the Empire. The intelligence was received therei that the Russian, had raised the siege of - tJ rOtstlsutss, Ave. 7.—The Menthe. dt Secret Consetittee of the Diet, who are to delibe. !Rate; in the first imlace, on the Attica of in kit es the throne, aro, of the ()War of Yvbility, Cobol de Wrede, Berms Adlesparre s sad M. Siliertitselpir; of the Clag, the llsshdpt of Ilkeadestais and Not. din ) • amid Doctor Wycltstsaft ; of • Btfickholits, M. Ituitsust ' • amid Mr. Arveilsoni merehaist) of Get. tenhurgh - . CoxsTilitshorrie. JULY 1.-11 c accounts of she success of the Russians have thrown the. inhe. isi• ants of this city into the greatest rcinsternatien. it was the lets expected, ds the highest confidence '4 as reposed in the talent* of Pehlivati Aga: The Sultan, however, Is not dejected, but ruakes cies.); pits.tible effort to reinforce the army of the Grist& Vraire.—New coMesittiaiies have beets sent uA to peacere fresh suppllei of provisions for it. The ger., which consists of 16 sail of the line, has re. ceivt 11 orders to proceed, with all possible dispatch, to 'lke on board the troops that are touting from Asia. KM4N PAPERS. ROYAL DECREE OF DENMARK. I. We, Frederick the V Ith. hereby declare, that in dada d Tatou of toe peculiar circumstances or the times, we flutl it necessary to order and de.creo as follows Art. 1. The line e &tending from the city of Neustadt, throagb st.e „astral plates hi a direct lino as for as fistsuus, in the plate of Nurderditim shall tie coosidered as a lire of aistoros, over which no produce that is of Europe than, either by sea or laud. he elcipirted from our Dinky of Holstein. fletiood sugar lad molasses are out to pass the above Art. I. An exception is admitted hi to unall qtrantitlei Nos-European Or reseed 'sugar and asolasses, which eiideutlY her .1 six led fur dweessie use in places beyond the line. Art. 4. hitch Non.Fairopessu produce which is indispeinifile fur manufacteres, may be pulled over the line in the necessary quant.ties. underanongageibesst that the renelfactures in which they are used shall be sent to the cutietlies within the lice. Art. A. A Coainsinee is appisiat.d for the distribesioi of H uai:ills for the above-useutiossed quantities of Nou-Laropeisn produce, which Committee is to secant the fulfilment of such two/tient, Mal to attend to the respective diatioations. Art. 6. For these uhjects all Non-European produce shall titttprrviud•ly anaounceil to ilmi Conswissioo, with the Malltl factitei In which it is to be emPliyed, for its future transport brilthe Roc. Art. 7. All Non-European prddslee robed beyood the pre tribet liar, is pewter quantities than the Cornmissiuo skean wwessary for retail trade ip six months, add for domestic ate irt a year. shall, after six weeks from the date of this Decree, Ile . so bject to confiscation'. Art. 8. The city of Altana alone shall be exempt from these iegulatioas ; hot all Non-European produce in this city, and leaned sugar mid molasses, shall be placed under ttie centrum! Of a Cammitte• of Export ( whose ditties are explained). Art. 9. Every carringe is to give the security of '25 per eat. on the worth of the cattier* and the loading, and fOr ailscon dlict and false pipers the whole is to be coothestell. Art. 10. All NoosEumpean prodttee, which, in troursport, Miall be found within the boamiary of the above-mentioned p 1 tees, shall be.sobjett to confiscation; nod further, both the owuer and the carrier shall be lied is the valor of the girds. The puaishmeat sball be iiereseed for each repetition of the qr.:pee; an l if the party he guilty a fourth lime, the otentTer is t•to smiler according to the judgineat delivered in a Cetera! Ciamber of Customs. ThIS decree is to rentals. 'in firer until superseded by tome le•r, and the Military Commanders. as well as °dicers of the Customs, are to watch over its personal execution. FREDERICK, REt. (Counter.igneil) DIA LTKE, ate. • Castle of Fredericksburg, Aeg. 0, 1810. Lrcu4u.r, Jot.y 40.--The Duke of ()trait& F ) has at rived h .re. LNTERCE P LED CO It R ESPOND RIVCE. (Voutilhated /ken stir leper of yesterday. ) IP f() MINIiItER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIIIS. MOOT FI•ILLgIIT Ste—Thk Count de Cessac, Minister at W . .r, yesteiday nee:mimed ale io a ostiCe, that in obedience to no mate of the Uusiseitor, he wished to have all interitiew V:1 eve. I went to his home in the eveatag, aad he etriployed. linnet the smite ea pressions wisith had bees addr'essed to in; by the Dole .f Coiner, oo the impomubillty of sendlite to Spain : T„,:1, the French Ezrhelpser, for theespesues of the army, enure h woultillos. ut lieges stiobly khe complained of the large lee of abo-ey %which lad already been exhauvird since the be-, gootiug of the wart he stated tits resettrers that Spats possessed, and tlioentiteiltutioto that might be raised hijaea, Cordova, and other cities At Aodulwia, is had beat already procured wider the ..rders of 64 Imperial Majesty is Toen, Zamora, and other pisr-s, .4 he adverted to We cot•fpcatims, of littlish effects .. , e:t ,Mt be Made in Setille sad Malaga. Ile sbeired me the toners which the Imendaet-tleorral, M. Deanie, bad lately bitter to the PAW, of Neufchatel, wed to It, stif, skein; tie tee/fiend of the military chest of Spain daring the years 'slid sal ilk*, nod let the present year, with the great dlffetti- ty th.it most arise le future (no asasev being Seat home), if (ley fiftlf dittiinid of eras were afforded by the Klrig of Spain, Iriseis the necessary cameos, restricted with tie irtateit WO *AA: voila, anoint to 1,014,000 here. M. Dwaine says; kitille.Ocienein of Oa ysaa ASIOS sad WM, asuman/ to sr-. neva, eeturding to a statement that was ad.fressed to his fila: jelly. *copy of Which a sloisered. At the rams It delimit, from theacenuoM; the impinsibility of 040)414 more id the military cited than two minims, and the tweitisary couclosion was, that the Treasury of France Mould easorniute five di tie lirtl'-nhy wet of load tcrtipainc'to brinier her I asst do NI: De&tie the justice to sty, that in ha letters ipedits with tile greaten candour, Red w Oink the itigiNrst Crisham:ion that taere wits nay indisposition 'on saw part to fa :etiltate the aid respired for the military chest: " Will your Majesty believe that some pelitirions of Paris have presumed tri ray, that a new kevikninatu Sisaitt Will fire paring, mom injurious to the French interest, and that the Spa nia'rds eisift4 to 3 dui. Majesty would die in a /petrel insiarre e- lion against them. Your Majesty will see the absurdity of this eonfecture; nod how prejudii.lal It would tie lf.it Ware io gala Credit: " I that web an hit 40kill ha'. no Irekht with any perison uNiidgment, and that it will Immediately fan to the grolltpth 4011114 total *llOt Or every appearainf •! Two separ a t e tim e s h av b sp p k en to thc Mire of Neuf eluttel eti the jai cninjslaigt if your Majesty 'Ney. On the first ()ceasing Ile told •me that the Emperor had me r delliered 16 hit° the lettl•r Of yinir Alajesty; !lad hesijeifiod that lie could nal ripprr;ve th 6 conduct of the illitostial. Oil the s!cOutt he aosiseird, dui he could oaf la all idierfere lu the business.. " It had been supposed here far some JO that the meant Commotion, in flatland world bring about the union Oethat enentiy to the French 'eintilre t but the present opialoo w that thing will not go in,the eitremity. • " I have learned with latisfactinsl that the Qeero, my allF [tett, has received mu .h beeent from the wants of Plouthiere, My ladies, the .Priaressee, enjoy excellent health. t hale heard that the Queed oI kiollaed is alarologly ill at Ploin bi..res. l remain as_eiZr; with the most profound rev erence, Senor, your Majesty's aunt humble, obediect,.and faillifel sub -144 2, 4 The Dale of SANTA FE. Purl 4 June /0, 1810:' 1d THE MiNISTER OF WAR. " Eicrtutrit din—With ilie letters of the ISth April, and the 15th 114 last, that you have been pleased to forward we, I recilied copies of Statements made by flie In tendant of the province of liiilatnaea; the Wing the difficulty, and eveu the impinaibility,sif misfit the extraordinary costa batious required by the Marshal Duke of Eichloge°, is order that I might take as opportunity of explaining pie Subject: I luie availed myself of these documents, as tinder the present date 1 infarcts his Majesty, through the medidin a the Minister fur Foreign Affairs, and I will interpose further In the stouter as occasion shall require; •" God preset ye you; lee. • " Par 6, June 20,18101" " The DUKE Of SANTA FE. " To his.Elcellency the Minister of War." TO GONZALO O'FARREL. . . Paris, Jena to, 18th. • sty istrEmEn UOSltrAllttok •DD I''aluD- 46 Who knows where this letter4ltl Ind yin? Here they tell ds ynal are going to Valencia with troops t and wherefore with troops? • For tett days I have no accounts from Spain, but not because there are no French expresses, Or no posts. lam Obliged to bastard conjectures in this slturstion, like the will titian' Of Cobletttz and Cracow. " As they bay* began to speak *fib nut, t hive wrlttnis long account to the Kiag, which I atipiiose will be shown to you and the other colleagues, to which, therefert; I shall re fer yes, and du you provide ate with maierials. Ee perinaded that I shah not neglect the best opcortuulky of applying them. " The hileinor of Wa6 the Duke of Pulite. hod been en gaged for some cht3s is the busiuees, the *trillionl to be given to-morrow in his tone, to their Impede: liajesiies. IVheit he is disengaged (rim this busk, I will aged* attack him re ipecting the reginseut o Joseph Napoleon, and on Itte (Ohms hots of battalions in the depot of prisoners; but I feat I shell Dot succeed, on account of the strolig preiddicts that Synall agaliht the Spanith corps. r. • " Receive, my dear friend, tie adhetiriog t le eitpressloa s of Maria Peppa, we Leith join to the in to Oar tattlai beat, A. 111116 and believe me &Mays to be; hour's, To JOSEPII Eb.X.tPARTE. " bei kppeared proper to me to tend to your Majeity, open , the letters which I have . Addressed by a Cabrart courier to the Minister of loreigdAfair., for the infOrMallon of your Majesty, pan} togiving your sanction to the matters contained In them. At length I hate been optiken to. The ill-humour which hni prevailed agoinai us here gra deafly disniniaites. There *al no acriathoy in the last din. cussion. In My jedniemit the letters which Your Majesty wrote to the Emperor and Empress as she maim of their , marriage have had a good effect. Napoleon bah ant yet spriken to me on sithjects of hasiftess t bet whet! !Weide/ at the leviis he saluted me graciously. The Spanish Ministry at this Court . are considered Antigullicaos. The late Count de Calennel l was most hated. On this &abject I hLtre spoken with some of the Ministcri, and 1 believe with advantage. Althoogh certainly wished that the provinces on this side the Ebro should, be united to France, arch every thing is preparing foi it, yet, according to the opinion of *ode, It is sot a aratte't resolved , upon, and toe:. depend upon fttture evert% I Delitit, Sire, that there is nothing, at present, that the Emperor dishes so auxioasly as that we redid not oblige him to send Money to Spain. The state of his Escheeuer requires that he shodld *- duce his espences. • " With respect to the resodrces of Spain by levies in the provinces; and the confiscation of English efectr, I represented to the Count de C'easac *hut I had before tallith the Duke of Cadnre, and confining myself to what was nonsidered by the Aistesadnet Demnie, I told Mm that the King had dune his ut most, when he east:pied the runovot of two milli my moonily, considering the difficulty Of advancing that star, besides others t (or the mnintenaote of the troops, for . the Weldor's, for the conveyance of the arm), and I added, 'that OM wilituaadiog the geed will of the King and his Ministers, it was not *Nibs their power to supply more. The Count made e.n.swer to these obeetvationts; ciat although he bad she him these papers, the Emperor Mid resolved not to send snore money to the military 'chest than two thlllitins monthly. and that u etirresposeing et- Ear was given to the deparmares of war, silks More could not torah se, et a l'impossl6l4lintimine ts'est. to (nobody h bond to do what is impossible). Ile.instared me that these particular words were those need by his 4inpetial Majesty. Nit hat could .1 say is reply l Opt/ this, that 1 would acquaint the Kies with what had pier* although pcor.itedell that it could hate no pnicticat of feet, because I knew the steficieery of his Illajesty from want 'of resources, and because I had often !hewn .to his Imperial Majfsty the inspracticaibility of coetriblitlag the seats he cx-' peeled of es. " Your Excelleney will he pleased to sebtolt Ifttse mitten. to the consideration of his majesty; and to tell Min hls in of these letters M. beatile said. that if four millions of reds? monthly should be supplied instead of two, they might p alratelag. Aud the Count de Cemaz hoisted keveral times, is my protract, that at least live or. us Millittnositnuld be 06-ini ed, in ordir not only to discharge current exessees, bit the I arrears. I well hoe* lth'Majesty's good dispositimith Mower thesetepielatioess mod I doubt only hi mann toad'!, " tied preoerve you, lise. st ?gels, July te, ate. • "The I.)LJKX of BANTA+ "'Tobin Exweeney the allover for Foreign Aeolis." • ' • .110 v km/ sad ": . .•"• THE STS 'W_ J." __L._ . . • k•. • •••••.- 3. 9 . '2 CORRESPONDENTS; Ws this day received a Letter from a Gentleman at Hal, stating, that Ai frequently receives other Papers , instead of Tai STAITArijiMe l . llarsever •airy we are for this> we cannot pre welt it, until lox favours us with the name of thi PiPson who wipes him t and al the same time, will give us avehority to change the Newsman. tYe receive utmost 44 Complain?• of this alit- and shall esteem it tt particular faaour if the Suascalsians to TuE STATIViAti t NIAI are ling,' pointed of the Pciper l idi hnre the good ness to attehd to die above request, Mat mea sures May be taken to prevent thatile happening in .future. • tertie` • • AI _..r • rved Mftits. Due. Dublin e4;.. 1 .v0110.4*., .Wuterford ./.••;.....? • .;: . • Lisbon 1 built PRICE Ok frioClC4,+llls nAY Al' ON R per Oat. Red. 69 6811 jper Cent. Cons. 6olli °nodose dig. . • THE -S r.(ATESMA N. LONDON: titrhi*, 31, isiO. WE this morditig ieceifed some Berman i l / 4 peis to the list Their ea:intents will be found in some degfee Interesting. The detnile respectittg the fire which happened at the Hotel , of Priseefiwastx. ieNiiEno, the Austrian Autbaeltdcii, will .till be read with Some Interest, notWithittlading the many importadt events which dre passing ei e ry day around us. The loss of lives, on this occasion, is stated to be much mein considerable than was at first supposed. Tire dbeille da Nerd seems to intimate, that the fire was not accidental.— It says, that rnahy persons had gained admis. sion t* - the fete who, it a belicted,* . had not been Invited ; and from an expression relative to Prince KUILAIIN'a loss of jewels, it appears that the writer concluded that the nrintlliall get on fire by some desperate vittians, for the pirpoiei Of plunder. The fire, hewer-tn., might be acci- Mita!, and the conseqisencs might in Thht case hap. pen that did ensue; and this we take to be the most . probable conjectitie. • The report bf the pi.oapet of Peace between Rutile add urkey will he &illy iiceit , ed by etery friend of humanity. The keno of three t*o pirti shedding such flirts of blood is the more :hooking, becattse oo beuelit tb the world cen result from it. They are both berbatode nations ; al. though, to say the truth, torkey is the least savage of the two. If Amenity; thrtefore, iseerfere with any other *hilt titi the itibiceti then that a stop be pot to the waste of Wood, tt would thb Wish that Torte, shoeld not fall beiteatli the yoke of andther delpotie Power., changing iti Master without imprOtier its condition. `,Sueli appeari to el to be the just reasoning on this ttipit. Wu sisik to sea both countries ameliorated to their condition, but are sick of the elfoilon of blood, with no' hope of benefit, and are averse to the beholding 'of a (lotion, possessing some fine qualities, turned over by ()Admit, called conquerors ) from o o Deeilot to another:, • ' irrirraiiki, some iel.y important Comniercial information was recciVed from the coat of France, in letters dated the 28th inst. It is stated, that the ire* licences hate already been signed by the sin. peror. They not only permit the importation of the article' already specified in the old ones, but . ilso of an kinds of indigo, coiliineal, nntmegs, dotes, aid ciunasuon. It it supposed they will bedeliiered in a Mr days. The importation of sugars, - cotion, and toffee, *ill be the object of particular licences, which, actortiltlk to appearance', will be confined to the American tia,g. The im poriktions are to be it present confined ti Ostend, Rochelle,' Natter, Bourdeaux, and Rouett.-- FOr ea It of these plates tex imptirt licence. have been forwarded from Paris - to the tarioes Commis saries, with particular injunctions - not to allow them to be acted upon, unless the vessels, on their teturn, alirfuld take onc-haf of their cargoes-in into or bnlndies. Some of thu letters even state, that the fell value of the imported cargo should he liken away ih such French artiaes as are pertained to be exported. A letter front Ostend; says, that the Commissary there has been attested and sent to Paris, rot being too liberaliultis favours to those who had dellings with him:' Pa'rt of this intelligence supports thu view *e lock of the FRENbM EMPEROR'S Inutitc* in situ. leg his late Commercial Decree; one of which, we obverted, Might be tho conciliating of America, and in fact the winning of.the United State" from England. If he act fowls begin to play that game, he is sure to beat our present bungling Statesmen, *Ad Amaite will be ultiniately 101 l lei this oimulry. ilea hate bcun fit ourM With he insetted copY'of the hesteactioits ttatisa:iitt Paris' til Pent ral Ileutok, and by him to the Director* Of the Pis. teem in the Rivers lithe, W 9 .ser, and Jade. Thd airticle is imptirtaut, Inashincit as itallovra Vbs.' L ' Lida 1111111111Nisiakina• t - .• • .• laud part of its cargo there, withtott danger of bei ag prosecuted for the rani :- 4. Every vessel must be provided with a licence, heatin g th e abee and series of the port; tied the nuinher of the lit:Cat. dre ,fiT ieies, led r in ett liao t li diurgb ileries' t 2d series, Bream i yd +eries, Lubeck. alicseliceri,Ces will be idfiae.n the si g uatir e o f the Lett . adn ; those df the Ministers of the Interior, mi d of Alasiue: and also, that of Use Directoir-tikesral of the Ciastoii; ef ,, trona* theta to this Divectuni of the Cl:stoles ai i' ‘l „ ru above-mentioned. 9. The Director of the Cesium. at each of these Ports, n o ,i instantly seed advice of the arrival of these lifetiCtS ts: hi. Al 4. rest Y's thargei d'Anirrit tied Cuitiite in the iliteseatic lie will ootify to the cutouts the applic.itious "him fociteetices. The Consuls tare to 611 ao; IL tliti.r oNt hood. itirtiii;. the leather itf the licence, the uame of th e ,el; the asitubat bf tVanege, and the ember of tLe Crest ; ,„, :tame of (the captaiu, the firm of the Cdinuteribil Wind for the iced. and the port of destination iu France. Tlett Will also inscribe as the Welters a Mello; with the ev . pher ithiels they hese flaky the Ministry flit tuiti g u • iis pipit* tote dillerehi tier /itch Bern e. at -Minute tin ill be drawn IlPsif the delivery of ecell Id be Sigded by the Congo! and the Director of the Cuitors, ; ;aid mitihed to ibe atillitary commandants at Hambeigle, g ee . men. and Luticik ; who will report tietcdu to your Es t & linty: Fltis eabaite, besides the descripliihs iti the limb sf the beepers ? Will etwttaiu a specibcabou of the Factu al of ell the . Wrili'les, tacrclutedike composin g the edit° of th e vessel. .4. The same day that the vessel sets saff, the Military c as , anoclants utast apprize me thereof, and also notify the tionti . yiblr Excellency. The Military Cuitintioldants s ill bits CO; thee re notify the depautfise of every ircseri sailing from a ll if these potty. • • a ' TWedestination Of the Veatch *ill be for Dunkirk; Nut t % a'nd Bourdeaux. k Igor every licence there titbit be paid at the Peri Of De. larftetn; led to the Treasury of the Customs, the stlnt.or Cid 'Mines; for sash (do of the tairtbeti df the vessel fur which the licence skull have been vetoed. 6. The Vessels pritvided with licence; nil* proceed direct in their port of destination L kaince, without beteg liable to IL. guustiusad fur bithiaglieen tisitetthy gugiish wen of war or privatieeek- Thep Mai Meta laud in a port of England the whole Or tab pal Ai they telly Ittiek prdper , df theit carp, without beittg daeitklusa - tut howl* touched at England. 7. These voids *ill !Se tidniitaitt had tits pi's-is of F rao 6, either in haltist i or with such aiiirles of the nif..riawi•di2rof the North us art useful to thesearites cud also With the pi. duct ions of the soil of Germasy and Mined, permitted tv be imported into France, enefursing Dessentlielese to the kiss; tariffs, and regolatinos relative to the Ftench cagoule. 8. Liteocear veva*, mitering the 'ohs of ir.r.inte elentlotied may lOW, in return, wines, btaedies, alecchmatise of French atitatitiakture, and all other prodoctions of the soil ur industry of Fiance! grain and gene of efrdy diseriptlee excepted. Eat'll licence will be in force only Air a slegie voyage, in eludlag the going and returning. du resirrival at the port of deptirliiie, a tscalliCeike Linty tie obtained Oh the lame cueg. boot. • 10. Tti ntaiCei of taity vefiel leritird to obi frees tht. porn it Erman, aid, Leheckt with a ca/go; coneistiso efehiliely of all other marehandixe, of timber, *ars, het* Sad other articles ft the North, peeper for the !eft/ice af.tal Frees% Afarioc, may4ply to the. Directori of ihi Cditiait) the pore of kroner. respecting Otlthisporal or line:ergs. 11. The laws relative to the eaststego must be rc-pub!ihrla oast pet %fail force in the three parts erferr-aseettueed. • l i nt,*he of.DraiirA withal issuoll'Altighterilbh • Atlgdit s •Viki Wh ihitlAtlfteh Air *lt h Or* 41116iillift. front the stittadiassliedi .• . • itileise • • • thrsingh OrefOrMeatsuorid y u for aelememi fit the Plitt i!f_rdedi s ohall itolusaiiiereJ es I Hite of cestWillat - sieur•eiMotriorprostoee that is hot • • dr t tirtipeattarigin 014111) - eillits• "brie/F u t had; hs itotsporicd front or 0(041 th&triittry Of hulsttin, • YRSTERDAT the otoretreWi• Me editor Parts l i st Vei l s to the 24th inst. were rßcik pilot ennounees i that 'lie treetoispojail bpeohil beets Almeida. TIM isitilliteire -flab 1lt•.• • •• tr aaiks abery comes tirAil to the 4414 tune otf stuck had berm made vu The FItiNCII EMPERttIi has lilespia fietti prod or big love, for the liberty of the lira*. • A late:Ds ereli orders, that thel shill be only one newspaper pdblisbod in teichldepartment (pith the exceptitel of that of the Seine), and even that is to lie sat. .jettVti to the rootroul of the Prtfect: . There appears to have been teen: riwi►Jotl , ~ii fee the rumour that the Kim; of Puvssi.t intend& to rOsign his croos. He has been dirsuoded froth a re: solution to stela& .himself at Sae/ the ectisaleiler of his life. Ito is him e . alkstnpuni by FreaCei to rodtlet lets militatteitsitlithrseot 10;000 men. This tune, it is cduceitvli .will sufficktit-to maintain the peace of the inferbo' of his dominions ; meaning, we presume, that Prte' sia must oercr think split 01 011 1 414 9 Wick into the, fight! , Tike American Pipers thal in lose; . yesteichly are Wrought by the brig raarnuaetah,a t • rival_ at Fair:lolphi after a &butt passage Of days. She also brings dispatches fur Mr. I l ltirkkt' "the Anteritati Attlrassatiot here. She confines tiro intelligence betore STATLS3I4:ry Admiral DtCAtuit had sailed . (cum the Aeolic"' ports. His Beet is stated toconsist of fourteen rt••• 0% Of war ; and the arowed object is, to rindieste Obtrty cif the. XIIS in that quartet; and asseall lite Tights .marl faint' ,independence of the 01 1,4 Stales! It is added, that the Atnerocan Gera" - -Merit taaE rijecitd s Treaty Which had been. la lOttle timt ntigociating betwcttt hie. i'trt=tcYY anti the Marquis -Wat.Lest.e . r. it is stmt Vie 'matt Piptiri; that the eareirie of the Carraccas, in thtowlts Mr the yoke Or, SPa i ui •is followed by saridds other ports of the `Pilo fitiet tiSisipi nsl o ts ti e s o tli n t'h ews Ane f i ro rita rnc c d l it 'i , ile is but o n t o lio k t t ;t: 4ikiiip be true.--1n Wett_itorale) too Itif' • 'tip, . A t 111044,,Awspga .0 4 st Iftwilf#4o.:!!!-1 L