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s~ ..,.-_~_.-~--Rr FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. rum THE FKENCH PAPERS. Naomi.: Jui.v, '214,.., Last night, a Courier front the Prussian cabinet lined through this city in m et h...- to Paris. He is the bearer , of ... rasing nature, which indueestu.tai,, 'they relate to the answer of the Court of St. Pe. , tersburgh, on the subjeft of the differences which ' cant between Ptassia on the one side, and England and Sweden on the other. rater, AUG. I. The King's Speech to the Parliament of Eng ,Land is the first official bite/station given to the public, of the opening of associations for the re ' establhhonent of peace. This notification has not, however. excited any surprise here ; because :he journey of Lord Yarmouth to London, his return to Paris, the conferences which he has had with the • Minister for Foreign Affairs. those which have taken plan is the Cabiiset of London whenever dis patches arrived from France, and the successive jimmies of Basilico the Messenger. had left ne doubt that negotiations were begun. The hopes . of peace have increased is proportion to the alti lii‘ vity of the communications between the two Go. ' enrolments. At this moment, these hopes are ge neral ; and though nothing is known of the de mands or pretensions of the two parties, yet we are persuaded that the conditions of this peace will be the malt of the most profound conceptions. It . 1s not impossibit that it may be shortly published d that, in celebrating the free of the Emperor, that of the lienefaCtor and pacificator of all Europe will be celebrated at the same time. . The Maritime of this day contains 3 complete list of all the Jewish Deputies awe=bla Paris. the Z ers, prresporroal of the opening of their • which ' • • tee/ plass on the 26th last. in a hall4aining to the Hotel de Ville, and an account of di Sitting • livid ea the 49th. At the opening-sitting, the Members eleted for their President Abraham Fur tado, a Barker at Bourdeaux, and for their Satre tonics, • J. Rodrigne. the We s a merchant id Petit. • sad hue Samuel Avisgloriei Wachtel at trief - ..: • - To Assembly then deownsined upon oixesileg ill thait.belioaties to *present themselves is a bell; at UV lbeit tif the throe*, to express their love, their aft (mien, and their devotion, for the sacra person of His Majesty, and adjourned to the nett day, the Vitt. The President was ordered to ge to the Mi. • sister of the Interior. to apprise him of what had been done, and to communicate to him the wishes of the Meeting. PRANICTORT, JULY 25. . The arming of the inhabitants and titian's pro cads pry rapidly in all the provinces of the Aus tristi monarchy. This plan was projected before the Wirer i but it is not espartod that it can be completed, on account of the extraordinary hebTity , in the military operations. , ~ • "AM!, JOLT to. It was M. MagdenknoW, a Russian Captain, whole M. D'Oabril dispatched from Luneville, in order to carry to Cowan and Dalmatia the news of the peace between France and Russia. All the Russian Gene rals and Officers, prisoners, wait for the ratification . of the treaty, in order to return to their country. • Last Saturday, there were grand manoeuvres in Emperor of a very r -- ~ - • . Orders have bete giros to the City Militia of Yienna; not to appear in uniform, except on days Of exercise, on service, or parole. This novelty has producer:las unpleasant sensation among those con cerned. UUNICR, JULY 23. It is certain that the French troops in Bavaria ate In motion. to advance on the side of the Innvientl -tom of Seilzbuigh, to take possession of those two provinces, in use a certain power should persis in refusing the payment of 24 millions, by way of in donnitication for the long continuance of the French troops in Bavaria. z•aa, IN DAL 14,4111, JUNE 26. Intelligence has been received bare, that, within these nine days, the territory of Ragusa, and the town of that name, have been entirely ruined by the Montenegrins and Russians. Bombarded on the sea-side, and surrounded and blockaded by land, the mills have been destroyed, and the canals cut. The French garrison, amounting to about 6000 men, has made several sallies, but has every time been repulsed. All retreat, and the means of receiving reinforce ments, are likewise cut off ; for the Montenegrins, whose number increases every day, have already advanced te Stagno and Sabioncello ; and the In habitants of Old Ragusa and Casale having joined the French i the Montenegrins destroy every thing before them with fire and sword, and roped neither age nor sex. ItATISION, JULY 25. Yesterday. the Eleaor Archchanceltor received, by a Courier from Paris, the new Mt of Confide. Fatten for the South of Germany, and will present the Diet about the lst of August. The Mi n of Prussia and Mecklenburg, who were on e point of departing, will , in consequence. not ave Ratisbon. In a few days. every thing will be P. '!. Lust night, the Bavarian Envoy , Baron Rea- to : . 'eias recalled to hlunich, by a Coutiir. A trench Courier has also arrived here. , . Artillery has been embarked at Dmunwerth, which has given occasion to various :irks. It is certain, that a gnat movement toward. the east ward prevails among the Freneb troops in Ger many. It is said, that a gnat French camp will be formed in our neighbowitood. vs autumn, JULY 26. Yesterday, at noon. the Russian Counsellor of State, M. D'Oubril. arrived hen from Paris, and in the afternoon. proceeded on his journey to St. Pe tersbuigh. He carries the treaty concluded at Paris on the 20th of July. for ratification ; it is also un derstood, that he is the bearer of a letter from the Emperor Napoleon, to His Russian Imperial Ma jetty. Letters from Heidelberg. of the 25th instant, say. that a considerable park of French Artillery has passed through that town. and taken the road to Franconia. The French troops will not intirely leave Ger many, till the new Constitution shall have bees introduced and acknowledged. aratte, JULY 29. The Russian Counsellor of State, M. p'Oubril, has arrived here unexpeßedly from Paris, and will to-night continue his journey to St. Petersburgh : he carries with him the signed ! strurnent of peace. After the arrival of M. D'Oubril. the Russian em ' .. Bares Von He" d ate i s not mentioned, bttt it was rolubly the 4,1 Admiral COcaassi, although so ini..rior is f„ : „ would e•iee any opportunity in attack the rte- i . and we are therefore in hourly expeastion ot result. Admiral Coca: Axe hut only three :4 , and one 64. The Fr. ach s(piArnn cnns.sted ot Ferslroyant, PO guns, Rear-Admiral G.i3e.na:t, Veteran, 74 pt aollaparyt. Casard, 74 Fours, l:upetueus, 74 .-- Leven Cetair, Patriot, 74 Khan. /Lotus, 74 --- Preso4 k Cr ~rt. ValeuretoK 44 The Veteran arrived ae R rb rtio s •••t s June ; the Inspetneve and if:oisra on the Ist ; t Forsdronant and Valeartrrs on the 20th ; and the Ccsard and Patriat reel the 224. • # The Preterreereee, Captain Tweeosta; outww. bound, sailed from St. Helena, the .13d June, i.e Bsucoolen and (* I The China sh . to have sailed from Caruso on the Ist of March, had not left that put MA, 11th t nor were they expeeed to sail from therc v till the latter er.d of that month. The Hall Advertiser of Saturday last contains the following article, which induces us to hope that ans. ther of the French frigates, recently seen is Greenland seas, has fallen into the hands u( our gif. lint seamen , d The Bina, Hoes BY, of Grimsby, is . arrived that port from pavies Straits, with five fish. Re ijinsie left the country with the R. George, le. viathesne Pones, North Britain, Bad trerdper..— Captain Home IIY reports, that he spoke a vessel 01 Wednesday, cff the Humber, which informed him, that he had been boarded by the Ate& frigsse, with a French frigate izt company, which she hid captured off North Faro, by boarding, without tn. ins a shot, and that the Phis& and her prise passed the Hatable for Yard." The funds flueuated much yesterday. Onis;es opened at 91. rose to 10, and at one o'clock w.; down to 9, and left off at St. Mr. Fox's hm i lth was mid i , last evening. to be progressively improving. Captain Srawaito, of the Dices packet, has' ordered from Husum to Hambush, to take on hoard the Hight Hon. Sir AIITHUIC PAGIT, late Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleitipotentjary at Vr enna. No tenth are at present allowed to sail from any Britisb'port, without convoy. Lieutenant Goonsar arrived at the Admi•aty on Sunday night, with dispatches from Sir Kica.ao Sroamiair, giving en account of the pilau Ad- Inwal!4 cruise, Dispatches won yesterday received from Lad St. VINCENT, by which it appears that his Lordship had been joined by the Deftly: and Lavinia. Mr. Kilt, from Constantinople, and another Messenger from Hamburgh. arrived, on Sunday evening, with dispatches at the Foreign Office. It was reported, on Sunday. that a Me;sentrerhul arrived from Paris, but there was no foundation fir the report. Mr. Pacts' is, however, hourly ci peeled with dispatches from Lord LAonsani it The bre !Qua, MA NTIN, from Afriza for S:• Lucie. is taken and carried into Cayenne. The Melte, of Hull, Sesame, is captured, a: Greenland, by a French frigate. L'lnsration, arrived off Postale:twill from 11 : South Seas, sailed from St. Helena on the June, left lying there the Leviathan and Iled whalers ; also, the .14owent man of war, which , 1.1 arrived there three days before, from the Cape f Good Hope, for the purpose of convoying the (Jona nifty expedeJ. The sailed from ' Helena . to ,F 'th ,tai 011 114 p , s 1 fw :3 P..kiVATE CORRBSPONDENCE. kGIIII, AUCCIT 5. Our new King, Louis Bonaparte, has kft this place. We are universally d;ssatisfied with our pre sent Government, but where is our remedy !—Ad miral De Winter has arrived at the Fielder, but he is to continue his flag at the Tezel. Three sail of the line ale building at Amsterdam ; one is ready for , launching. Our King, Luuis, has no more reason to like us than we have to like him. 'l'his climate does not agree with bim. He will not . be able to livt lo Holland. _ . THE BRITISH• PRE SS. I commanded ,the troops. The airing tier to Vienna. several hours LONDON, ~ TUESDAY, Auovsr 12. The Hamburgh Mails, due on Sunday se'nnight. and Wednesday last, arrived yesterday morning ; and the mail due yest 'rday, arrived last night, with letters and papers to the 4th inst. The latest ac counts from Vienna are of the 26th last, and they state, that according to the most recent advises from Trieste, Cattaro was still in the possession of the Russians. M. D'Ousai: passed, on the 29th last, throegh Berlin, on his return to St. Peteraburgh.— He is the bearer of the Treaty which he signed at Paris, and carries to his Court for ratification. The following are given in a letter from Amsterdam, as the principal articles: Russo to evacuate Cattaro.—tsonee to evacuate Regusa.va RiAlt to guarantee the inbirity of Turkey. Trance, within a certain time atilt the evacuation of Cat taro by the Ratsiase, to withdraw her tourps trona Germany. Russia to ioterpoas her good offices between France aced England, and between Ifeemin and Sweden. Several articles is Ow H 4 burgh Papers are, however, at variants with this arrangement. The French troops in Bavaria are in motion for Salzburg. and others are assembling upon the frank= of that Kingdom. Several corps from Anspach entered Wuraburg on the eld:attlitstfters wereezpeßed to follow.—These movements do not indicate a speedy return of the French to the Rhine. But it is further stated, that they will not be withdrawn from Germany until the new Confederative System for the SoOth of Germany shall have been acknowledged and put into adivity.—The Ad of Confederation was received, on the 24th of July, by the Ele.noe Arch. Chancellor, and was to be presented to tho Diet on the lst inst. We have received Paris Papers to the 23, and Dutch Papers and Letters to the 6th instant. . . The Paris Letters state, that before Lord YARISOUT4 left that city for England, he had an interview with Bo • e, who made to his Lordship several ver bal declarations and siplanations, which he sub mitted to our Governamot.- 0 It has been as serted," says one of than, 1 , in some circles, with a tone of great confidence, that the negotiations with England were absolutely for a separate peace. It is added, that England will not grant a free pas sage to the West Indies, cid give up the Cape of good Hope, unless she is indemnified by the cession of Pondicherry, and even of the Isle of France.— Scups other circumstances will shortly take place, that may render the war with England less oppres sive, nay, even advantageous to en important part of These / will cometerelice .... A plan is ill ropitrittion. by which the trade, a oqt I Ith J tatii Ope rout BRA and vrhe ing, latti vial Twit con, :dm kw dra Thi Ha cicri disi gre en WI Bri thi T~ It ! :; T After the arrival of M. D'Ouhril, the Russian em- Champ de Mars. His Majesty the Emperor th e F renc h trade. These circumstances will be a 9' d bossy here sent off the Bares Von Holland, as a toss-Hope, for the purpose ot convoying tne wi,.. 7 fleet, which were hourly expeded. The Person. earnmended dm troops. The rain fell incessantly tier Vienna. natural consequence of the French system of alli- to once, °inward-bound. sailed from St. Helena on ine of daring these manainvres , which lasted several hour; ante. A plan is in preparation, by which the trade, II th June. I M. Van Krusemark has just attired here from .0 do Togo* did not seem to perceive it. more difficult, and teen impassible; and, besides this, to A the " pr r in English commodities, is to be rendered much St. Petersburgh : he brings a letter to our Sovereign. ~ ..a• Ilar • the next General Eledtion, is expeaed. In addivos e m ,e c n o t n t b es i : ni t o b r e e m p re w se e n t, understand ou r s ta n n t d y of si t S , 7 n o , C Fito4l THE HA1111311311 MAILS. written by the Emperor Alexander, with his own . te various treaties of commerce are on the point of be- Mitten, Sir H. Mison•r, Mr. Tuts'. tswevrti • vane*, jut.V 23. hand. P A MSTERDA 01, JULY 29. tog concluded with several important Powers of the Continent. By means of these, a considerable quan- and Mr. Ler eve r, intend becoming can,lid,tes. st It has been agreed between the French Aruba"- • The Hon. re* AttEll A. PRITTIA has declare ! The conditions of the peace between Russia and fa seder and out Court, that Austria shall take no fur- himself a candidate for the representation of 1 , ,s City of French mantrfaftures will find an extremely county of Tipperary, vacated by the accaisiva 4 1 France are not yet known with certainty; but they ts AK steps relative to Cattaro ; but that every thing, are reported to be nearly as follow : favourable sale in those countries, toils. wa i l p ic l u . Lord Mar Raw to the Peerage. with festal to that place, shall remain on the pre- .. mete she " : friendship an w gee d en w ewten di ng b etween sion of English commod i t i es; and the due obsery- The Rirht Hon. Lord Mat vises arrived I ni once of these Treaties of Commerce, will be attended C m r u je ch ir' el o at n eCl Tu a t t sd th a e y last.tt sent footing, till a declaration shall be received from Russia and France. tt Paris, whither M. de la Rochefoucault sent off a .. The Russians shall evacuate Cater* to the Trench, and with personal advantage to the Sovereign." that they took the horses from his carriage, ::- NI . ewer last week, after the conference which he had separate thematives hem the Mentenegrim• drew him for about four miles, amidst untiJondr -- op __ The troops which sailed from Portsmouth on joyful- rTeti.poofpuhislaceLworerd.eh7 E *lb His Imperial Majesty. .. T:ie French, in like manner, shall evacuate Aaiun, h :s Z t Wz ni sil i n a l v a e n d a u d th i s o t t r i i In which shall he spin placed under the protection of the Poet,. Friday, for the Cape of Good Hope, put into It is more and more confirmed, that the Monte- sai .. Roth Potters shall guarantee to the Pals the integrity of megrim are in possession of Cattaro. Torbay on Saturday, the wind being contrary. MAJESTY has been pleased to appoint Lieutenaii re • its dominion. Since the Russian Commandant has refused to a ty . to bei s n ta g te un th it a e t d the South 3i; General Proor to the command of the troops in r• " France /* mites . within a certain time after the 'vacua- The transports, with troops from the Downs, for . • b surrender Calcite till further orders, the Austrian tiois of Cattaro, to withdraw its troops from Germany. isla nd &Istria, the Head -quarters of which are Sicily, passed Dover on Saturday, but had not -sr Litchfield ; and Lord Sour HAMPTON, who is on :1 Ordops ender General Bellegarde are at Sabioecello, .. Rutsia pmmoes to user her endeavoud to reoore peace reached Portsmouth on Sunday. They probably re- staff under him as Major-General, is stationed E ea the Ragusan territory. It is, however, not between France and England. Russia will employ her good maimed at Dungeness. '...; irthampton, and has the immediate command doebted that Cattare will, in a short time, be eva- offices re sammonodate the disputes between Priam and _—......—_ the meanies of Northampton, Oxford, Bedford, a I. Swede ii."-..( lismilniegk Cerrapeadeaten, dug. 2.) A Bulletin, of which the following is a Copy, Buckingham- el cuated by the Russians. JULY 96. BANKS Or TUE MAIMS. JULY 23. was yesterday transmitted to the Loan M• v oa, and cent • following paragraph :—" We !' ems the him communicated to T-L 0 Y ll'a endposted MOTT LEY'S Petiemouth Paper, received ycster o . l 14, According to the last advises from Trieste, Cat- If The Gagene Of Cledeelarth may be believed, by - i oil the following information without comment, in i taro was still in possession of the Russians. The the inhabitants of C a ttaro have refused to g ive u p the Mansion-House: word. in which we have been favoured with it. o (COPY.) was written by an Of fi cer of rank io the Channel fie ti Austrian troops were waiting, encamped, at the that place to the Austrians, for the latter to surren.h " Message, by Telegraph, from Plymouth, teceited 10th and is dated on the ath d ust . 'The Hibernia is co - , leleade of - Curaola and Lamina. der it to the French, and have declared that they August, at 9, p.m.:— pleted for a long voyage, to take the Prince Regret I General Sebastiani, named for the embassy to will, in no case, consent to come under the govern- .. July —, the French, six line-of wee ships; Admiral POETV . OAL to the )tra = ils, and establish him Cher? e Kin : The Viitualline Office, we find, has rove c Casetaatinopie, arrived. on the 14th , it Priest, in ment of the French. Cochrane, four line-of•battle ships, under easy sail, off SL ed a t, • .o. ' Thoroa.'s, standing Westward. i contralti for stores and prov isi ons for _ r illemgary, and continued his journey dm next day. The federative league of several German Princes These circumstances induce a s uspicion. that l' c " Admiralty-Office, 15th August, 1506. ; They write frosts Craclw, under the date of the with France, was , we me assured , signed on tnir tugal is th reatene d w ith some new danger . (a true Copy.) 1 19th inst. that travellers corning from the nei g h. I ; th of this month, by the respective Minin (Signed) ers, and private letter states, that the French Arsibass a b " JAMES SHAW, Mayor." at Madrid, demanded, so far back as t he let I hood of Basest, assent, that the Russian sent by a courier to the Courts ulcerated, for ratifi- • • Maniat-Houre, 11th August, 1506, June l as t, t h e cess i on o f four rich Spanis h F 1 ' We may, co encamped along the River Wig, amount to nat ion. consequently, soon expeet the of& Mann Tea, p. At." ' ' I pubhcatinn of this im rtant ea which will It may be inferred from this account, that the P 109.0110 men, which will yet be reinforced by some r.CIA Po , , roteition of France. Spain to receive an ro d e .. winces, to form a new Federal State. wider I • . 1 cause a great change in the South of Germany. • two squadrons were in si‘ht of each oaf& Th e tusai. „ egiebents. ~,. -• • .... • . nity for these Fiovinces, in the Kingdom of I' .. ••• • • . ' • - --...— - - - - The and PPLI twee scum brotl by perl the In II •CCf! 0011 and Hi IN - A last r sc ti