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3, 1813 • t hee le; p i inc:P` ExceNray sl. Lt )5, under ichei )eir Oclte d ping civi arnlloo - o ver Itts {be l l nii'o o4l " iauced )01Iti011 at 011 t l4 DreP tiell ' l' r° ' lately fol' n •cti k 4 it reitit'' :alas ; :heir tr) i s -prib' i 611 Jg irra . . 0 e 44 10 x ' re c ta , 1,11,1; ,ur.•rco' c'' t ' 0 1t0t ) " .") O to c,oe'to ' mpg" si 03. c 0 p. . , Do` .60111 110? 1)Ce ll t hief 1 tile I e I . c iff ‘1 ,5 ve old s h'oo. lathe attempts on ..Generat . , ...Bloc!, r, finding tiro Officer not only . preparliki - ,1 for him, but actg. aliy maki ng preparations to :et oifensively, 13tio , lraparte seeins to have retire, with some loss, to- I varai Dresden, Where, by ti elan accounts, the olilgaards were still station% cl, with various tie , Ots of regiments._ The . enek ay are still working tit the places ; the redoubt att lie Pima entrance - is tllolished, but new ones allt erected at those of v 'lli'il, Freyberg, and anotbier. Provisions are Tery scarce in the town. To add to the distresies ia i • -,, the Place, two ma?•,azines ',lf hay and oats were burnt dawn, one to the value of 80,000 rix;dol, tars, and the other of above 10,000. All the accounts agree in.stt4ting that the gene , 1 4 i lity of the* t roops t h at ha ve measured back ..,, Or stepsacross the Elbe are•in a tniscrable con- , . ' - flat Iluip aa att eked the Anemy's ~,, , 4 - troops near `• '''Pvt);the'ustle Of which . the eneinrblew tip, ~1i retited•from ; the Austriaos had some loss. 'illt!AllijA army,: in ( onsequence of the at:rival' eilay.'of Gen L wil Bennizse.ni is about be' I" issioption. The . ‘;1101e"Ot 6 0 eneral Betinig.) , *, : intn . ' Sillls is n o t expect ed in the position 'here . o t t oe il ( 0 . 4 e 3, 1 or 4ei ..-1- th of Octob • Ihave the honour • s ' • P . . r -si meiFi CHAS. StEwART, Lieut.-Gen. 'ser'444 0 44 e -' , I & 1.. ., ~, .. rt... k I, .c. . ' ' } -ri'llec' Schwartzenberg bits just received a report', , ti , 4l ~ Joipt d _ ttii • ei , wxs m a de by Pk rid' ,eip7,ig. when 2000, t i lut . Il lidinarin on the enemy at Altenberg, near prinners were made. _ Th. , Lar,6,,t tegiaient of bussars got off, but it is supposed .v1,1116)1 be taken ; Cla d etails ceiv e( Loda • 1 are not yet re- 11R5T,s1J;PLENEIVI: EXR11.73),14,20144ADRY . PRIAOG7IjI4IECI:uSb-..; ?"1 • 11 -. ANp . RoYIL P; ( )Ft, r •-' GAZETTE. In " - "led to i n Sir C. Stcwaft's Dispatch of the 21st Sept) Toplitz,Sciii. 19, 1113. e ir } , }l ; e 10. /peri a l and Royal MeJor-General Baron 1? -1 ' 16 ' has executed the order or matching to . 1 1.114 1*.g,' with that skill and valour which are 'deul,ll4r to Irmo; sml'whici are generally acknow titietirgae,tii:n', the 17th in the evening, he, without atitice.; established himself near Berts ii.krj'"‘ the 'vicinity of Ercvberg, and thus, on the i .. ( - ) 1 la' the morning, appeared unexpectedly be. a I f ! til t: twain. The enemy had blocked it up, ,I G, ; 1 ' 111 tICC (Tied all the ;;rites with infantry. t n enal. -, Scheither ordered several detachments . 0 at i„ ea "'an . by ' •routes, against the , ce, . circuitous t Th s i tt S . of Meissen and Dolma, while he him i; led 'l.l.st . chief coliinul against the gate of cniihlotf. The enemy defended iheinselv's oh fAii"tely'i the. gate of Erbiitio' r f was at length ~,'"e • 11, so;ine detachnients of horse galloped ha-, -e(u attly illitc, tho town, , and after a short resist.. t ll f t i c,t, made the garrison . prisoners. 2 0 11 f i t i i 1 l e e ( lett eval . of Brigatte:trunn, twenty Officers Stitif, and others of rank, four hundred t.ortcd hussars, .and two nunareti and twenty. iBol,tllllratiti'y',•fell into our hands. at re ,' ‘9'iole loss consists' in one man killed, 'and clizonntled yAgefS• ',hitt (11.131\1''lleltileP extols-the'di'tingisished "In ticdurio.'l7 t i' , ) , lps of alt decriptions. Fla pttr- • a t°l6 aci ' ''elll4 : . :is tla 761 bittCilinii nE yagers.--, An bi r c . t ' ll '-' r*Vder, OW -the first Lie,,tentAnt 4 I ll'i 117 11 e i t l i a l ° 1 1. 01 SiCis battaiitit); Capi,‘"witi: bevai,x 1i -- i Irwir,,of the yrgiin,eot. of ,Vinceor's light , :al l st. c ,'',, 41 , 14 h'l'sti Lie intnant 111,irtiiii,. of. rile Ge'ne.- I rr '`'llf have espe6..aly behaYed, with great: , iy. it , CCP:ID' SUPPLE:4EIIT R - XTRAORDINARY To THE PRAGUE,. t•thiT-DFFI.CIi; GAZETTE. . . ' lie.zd-qz:•irter:;,Toplit,‘,St,pt. 19, Isl 3. Of the en ;...tgement on the 17.t0 lost . . which re• rin k i e d sa m „ co to , the II atiolly of the Aiked ' 1 1. ,' 43 remain , the following particulars reain yet to he .“•(. I ,l ed. _ • liaoilapartq' had united to the Ist, 2d, and 14th • s te e.. .t4'i aratee,',„a..great part.uf those troops which e left him out of the sangoitiary aod disastrous e c tie4 longlit with General llittehei. and with the i ii i ,,' ''''''' Piince ,of Sweden, :asid had, at the head of tii,g"ards, afivanced,as far a-) Nollendorf. '1 1 :;;E. i n '!''vievva were directed to ihe object of gain. f)( g r° Lind, and of ptishing,forward on the road s k„fts'4llleticlorf- as 4:ar as possible, could easily be %,,,, t ,y 4 ."0 from the impetno.Oty with which ,the betakj4lit of his tr o op s wa s execute d a ga i ns t Ar " rai i .;') Xtdoitz, Tellisch, and Borsclorf.. The ca. With' 41 . 1 1)e French guarAs attacked our batteries great resolution, while the Preach infantry lePt I , p r te , -- pi on all sides,' ft murderous 4ire. Ibiona 11'11,1— 11 said to have been in the midst of the co priil!. rind, according, to the information of tilt) 1 6 .1 ", ti horse %Vat; wounded tinder him. A ri . i 4 lu; to the dispositious„ wade. in the Allied tf - ,1 / 1 ) and t.t.: 4 . 1 :1 - z bravery with which the troops . Il n , -- di3criptiOns executed them, the plans of !ve72,l"te were again frustrated, and his army Nitl e t , - ; B4u dgca from. all the positions which they ‘h t v i rl' l 'lled in the plain, and were driveo back upon - (11, „ ,ti; '.' .-s of {' , 84114:114104 in drettf..n 11 I confusion. %It A ltaperi u l Hi g h„ ess th e Grantl Duke - - Cell nne w 4 -talis, duri ng t h e battle, in the . van.guaril, ti a bo il, the midst,of the greatest .showet of musket l, c tf 1 ,,,, lenerali,Count Itif ittgenstein and the fluke N I ' Litt enhurg,.Fiel,l-4Nrshaltt Count of A i t 4f in i 4r"(1 ( olloretlo, GenerarZeithen, Fleld..ll Ir. Isio, ' i enteilatit Prince. Aloyshis Lichstenste . lni ili,siet.lacit.4.:olottels. Simony, I,,oschi, and Csorits, " latter found • i '0 .) iortnnit - of .being vc , ry 4 +tti ve . an it )' „, , to •-• i n the very be rinnin =ot the battle ; NaJoi et v , Oi:ni i „.ePeert and Captain Dory have particularly ul °l)ed the relees on this day. Il k 1 - . 31 5 icurly a s inperial 'Majesty of Ltussia spat, as '.` ° n th e . Ord - evening 'after Cie battle, e 8 1 r tit - ' ' ' - 'ThirdClass to }mid the Military ‘. 4, 1 •,, 1 , t. George of the ' - I ,' o aO l 4 4l . et 'unt Colloredo, land a .gold . sword .i 0f .,.. i4m, : (rnanlenteti With Itll inscription in bin , 461.4:iosti:,ieltl,Marsii al •Li e ute . nan t Prin. ce , l . u . Y i l i 7 e All t i,,, 14 . , WI) troops of the three Allied Armies . ' -0•11,1 till in frat ernal , concord, animated - by. : one f oagh . t e i s arnc spirit, and with laudable cmulationi - lir ." the s'iteee' • f the great coinnion cause. t ' e s , " " 4 t e4.6 , , Y tvery thing remained uiet,. and •UP Or 1 Quek this t'• ' , theen e my has trot .11. % , ii , „, s n °in% Ati.,yturtlier demonstration. ittln,,,"sealing to the French litilletins,, the.Ero.l4 l I n 4 V i etwio t all '.' • lard ••d VA Jug. (); ,, t , is at o "Mint's, Is a . 9,c, . tte- _ 4 ni ..' 1 c i npcu r e a ti tt; d t . li t ty It i tive,. for- the mostpa-o'4 • 41 c; 41 . aett4 .l ll :; t n:on.th4 right bank ot the iti t4 e already thrice repeated,. ' . bf penetrating into tobetnia, hue etety tithe bad no other effect than the discomfituve anti destruc tion of the troops employed. All accounts agree in stating, that dm French 'army it) 'the Saxon Erzgehurge is a prey to the most dreadful privations ; that they daily, from want of forage, lose hundreds of harms ; and that the men, to sati,fy the cr;iviogs of are obliged to have recourse to horse-flesh. I Return , of Killed, Wonndell, Missing, andTrisoners ,fif the DiVISIOII of the Artily, serving on the Eastern Coast of Spain, comtnanded by the flight Hon: Lientenant-Gene , rat Lord William Bentinck, K. IL in action with the French arniv, , uuder.Marslaal , :uchet, on the 12th and 13th Sep. , ' tenifter, 1813. , • [Referred to in the Gazette Eatraortlinary of Monday.] General Staff--1 colonel, I subaltern wounded. • apill Light Dragoons-1 captain, 1 ,erjeant, 5 rank and file, killed; 2 serjhnts, 21 rank and tile, %Minded; 6 finik and file, 24, horses ntissing. Brunswick Hussars-L-1 Subaltern, 8 rank and file, 6 horses, killed; 2 subalterns, 2 Sorjcants, 29 rank and file, 1 hors*, wounded; I serjeant, 17 lank and file, 2$ horses missing. Foreign Troop of Iluimi-$-1 ranklind file, 1 horse, killed; 1 strjeaut, 3 rank and tile, wounded.: Sicilian Cavalry=--6 rnak and tile killed; I. serieant; rank and file, 2. horses, wounded ; 2 rank and file, 5 , )10rbe•i i , • ltosq " il Artillery and Ufrirers-12 tank and file missing. • lath Foot, Ist Batt.-3 rank and tile wonfided. 27th Foot, Ist Batt,--3 rank and tile wounded ; 2 rank and • file m i ss in g. 27th Font,' , :d Ilatt.-1 subaltern, 3 serjeshts,- 29 rank raid file ; killed; 1 Licutenant-Colottel, 2 captains ? 4 subaltern., 1 staff, 4 serjeants, 72 rank and .fill*; wounded; serjeants, 4 - dru clinks, 61 rank and file Missing, ,Sist Foot, Ist l3att.-2 rank and file killed; 3 rink and file sifoututuit fYraiik and We tnviaSing. . ieg. Rifle Cumpauy—t subaltern, 1 serjeant, 17 rank and file; killed; 9 rank and file`wounded ; 2 serjeantsolofank andlie, missing. • • 4th Batt. King's German Legion Rifle Company—i serjeant, 3 , f rank and filar; killed; 1-subalttrp,,l serjsant, 10 rank and file, wounded.- calabretat Free Corps-1 subaltern wounded I 1 subaltern, 3 serjeants, druiunicrs, 45 rank and file, missing. 1! atuguesc Artillery-1 subaltern wounded; 6 rank and fill: missing: 'Total-1 captain, S 'subalterns, 6serjeants, 90 rank and file, 7 horses, killed; 1 colonel, llieutenatit-colonel, a captains, 10 subalterns, 1 stalf,ll.scrjcants, 131 rank and file, 3 horses, wounded; 1 subaltern, 9 serjeants, 6 drummers, 177 rauk and We,- 63 horses, missing. NAMES OP OFFICERS KILLED. 20th Light Dragoons—Captain Hanson. r 27th Foot, 2,1 butt.—Lieutenant and Adjutant Taylor. Roll's Rifle Company—Lieutenant Segeser. Bruhswick Hussars--Cornet Ahlers. a . • woutti)ED. 21st Foot (General Staff)—Colunel Frederick Altai, so verely, (not dangerously). Royal Marine Artillery--Lice enant Campbell, Deputy Assisiant•Adjutant General, l'eyerkdy (notidaisgerously!, • ti Brunswick Hussars—Lieut. Schaller and Cornet Michela, tIY• tufuese Artillery—Lieutenant Madeira., slightly. 27th toot, 2d Batt.—Lieutemuit-tnlonel Reeves, Captain' Charles Mill, Captain William Winser, and Lieut. D. AlsPlier- Sons securely Not dAnerously); Lieutenant Loward Prew, slightly; Lieutenants Charles Manley and William 'Talbot, severely (ant dangerously) ; Assistant-Surgeon tierrardFits7, wild, slightly. Calabrese Free Corps—Lieutenant Tanauto, , Rifle Company, 4th Batt. King'a German Legion--lients. pant Graifle, severely; Leutenaut, 13acktuttister, .seresely • (since dead). t MISSING. vtli Foot, VI Batt. - -Lieutenant James Steele, wounded and prisoner. Calabrese Free Corps--Lieutenant Vita. pct. 9.3, IRI3. Extract of 3 Letter front ir'3IIMANTS.II tO JOTIN' Citofait, Esq. dated oh board his hialvst es ship Milford; off i'hune,•.the 4th !..;ept. 3x1.3. I - have the be).Andr of itiformint you, for the e 111fOr. ',ll' of the Right 'Firm, .tht Lords.Cont of the Admiralty, that I ancle with the.:w.lillord,.k.; . ,,gle, and ilavannah, On the 26th nit.; and t . i..tt the Alistriatt, troops marched into the town on the same day: Nothing can be ;more gratifyio,4- than the eolimmuications I have 'h4ti with Geiletli Nugent; The Croats desert every day front ,the enemy; and I consider that Dalmatia is nearly cut off. General nAdtiovoi rich is at Carlstadt, and the advanced post of Gen. Nugeut is Lippa. It appears the Vrenott have provisioned tile citadel of Trieste. [Next follows a Copy of a Letter from Commodore Yro to gr t Cruker. d4ted Kingston, tipper Canada, Jane 29th, giving an, account of his ennipelliag the enemy to retire Iron their caw at Forty-arlle Creek: and other tiltetatioas on the lAkel I: l l . l , l l b i o x tio i ce o Sr .t .7 4 vt w es ea l t f il Clu ti P r Y es o s f ed a l Le o "1 " ()nitr o : Sir " a tittplicato of wil .li has ht en trananitted by the roll:ter to &MN WiteriON C4101i614, Esq. . Hiat Mativsty's ship wolfs, nn Lake Onto Aug. to, 1813. 5tn,...-1 have the honour to inform you, that the enemy's squadroti was dkcovered at anchor off fort Niagara, ua the morning of the Bth instant, consisting of 13 sail ; that of his Majesty of six. Tiler immediately weighed, and stood out in a iirtt of battle ; but on our approaching nearly, within gun-shot, they fired tuck broadsides/Ivore, and stood under their batteries ; light Will anti Calms prevented me closing with them again un til this might, when having a line breeze, we stood for deem. At eleven we came within gun-shot of thek line of schooners, who opened u heavy tire, their stair* keepipg off the wind to prevent Our closing ; at loilt-past twelve, this &hip came within gun-shot of the Pike and Madison, when they immediately bore up, fired their stern chart guns, and made sail for Niagara, leaving two of their schooners astern, Which we -,eaptured—the 'Growler and Julia each mounting ant: long 34. and one 10ng.12, unit 40 men. From the information obtained from the pri soners, I bear that their new ship the General Pike, mounts 28 long 24 pounders, and 400 . men ; and that all their §chooners mount from 'tvo to four long thirty-6y) pounders. The enemy have disappeared I therefore,sup. pose they are gone/to Sacket's bitrbour to refit. 1 i nn tmppy to mid, that (except in the sails and rigging) his Majesty's squadron have not sustain ed any. injury ; and have theilonour to be, Sir, your must obetant Servant, JANIKA LUMVi ,1 TO, Corn. Tbe-Itight W Hon, Sir J. Durlase arrca, liurtA6 Halifax. Foreigx-Offics. October 19; MS.' His Royal Highness the Prince Urgent 11011.11 ms isleastd, in the name and o n the !((half ,of his Majaity, Lo ii4)ls 4 Ve of Mr. Andrew I)oh.ttsdletbky to, he CMtstti-General Of the Eni perOt of till the Itusslas ; in the United Kingdontoith`"• it tam and Ireland. His Stops] kHighness the Prince Regent Itaktilsct hero pleas in the n ano., and on - the behalf of iris ',‘lisjeity cu appr.ove of Mr. Josi Maimel de Chao Garehtti,.to ci Itegent.of.rortogal at the part. and city of Oubla. .[The ' anisette contains ato account of the CereniOnY of the Investiture of the Emperor Alexander, on the Vtit ult. at I'oeplit2, with the inalgtna of the I)riler of the aatter.--. After the. investiture) 116 Impetiai Mogesty reetire.4 ale A bessaifurs j . liii;;Tifirs, and s,eeat, dittets; and tieit ELT hie' g 4 re R gtihil di,Aper to the Pleilipatentii‘ries ant! to the MiaGters retident at the head-quartos of the Allied So e-reijzoi; the Mernbrre of their llipectil.o Etilliassiest se= er,tt Itivolati and English persoil% of dOltinction; end the ch , 0 r,6„, 11 who hail attended the hti.ssiou. Upenthiii Iloperial Majesty appeared In the ensigns of till 3 Miht Noble Orders BANKRUPTCY Joieiih Perry, King's-Attm-pa4lge, Ctirnhill, anti of the. r4gan, klackey, broiler, (runt 04. 92 to BANKRUP Ghatles Thomas Priestley, Halifax, tork , thire, chant, to 4uuen4er Ouveruber 4, at tire, 6, and December 4, at ten, at the Talbot Inn, Bradford. Attotnies, IVle,trrs. Sykes and 'Knowles, N'o.v lan, Condon, or Mr. Ogden, Bradford. , • 4elna Webb t NewSarum, Wiltshire, brandy-meittutilt. No. fember 3, at eleven, 8, at one, and beCCIII ber 4, at eleven, pi tbe Public Booms, Newl44rum. Attornies, Mr. 'Finney, Salisbury, or Messrs. Brundrett, Wainwright, and Spiiiksi Tan plc William Arkin, Stratford, Essea, baker, November e, 6, And December 4, at cleten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Brawn, Union , street, Soutlr.varki Thomas Masterman, upper Russel-street, Bermondsey, tan ner, November 2, El, and December 4, at ten, at London. • Attorney, Mr. Dean, New lan. John Bernard Cramer, late of ‘ Nodehill, Isle of Wight, Ramp shire, grocer, Norcinher 2,6, and December 4, at ten, at —0111(61411, Loudon. , Attorney, Mr, Flarshruttn, Holborn, George Killick,Viceadrily,_hatter, November 2,6, and De . citiiher 4a at ekven, at London. Attorney, Mr, James Cole, Clement's Inn. Berry, late of Charthuvr, tallaw-chandler October Noveailier 1, a the Bell Inn, Cbarlhary; and bet:ember it, at eleven, at the Crown filo, saint place. Atuonies, Mr. Manes, Charlbnry, Messrs, Meyric.lt and Broderip, Red. Litna-square. John Trostrurn, late of Wood-street, London, and Essex *Met. Houton, OcAubet 211, November 2, and Docetobrr 4 ) ut : eleven, at Guildhall, London. nay,.. 114. Robert Greenwood,. (;limner-house-court, St. Paol's Church-yard. Julio Itubsciti and John thinb Waugh, America,square, coal factors, October 30, November 4, and December t, .at twelve„at LOndon, . 4ttornies, NiesSrs. Chap man and Stevens, Little St. Thomas Apostly. John Jackson, Dean-street, Southwark - , ,coat-niercliant, Gc tuber 30, November C, and D.e, wber t, at twelve,at Loudon. Attorney, Mr. .Nind, Throginortou-street. [Military, Promotions, &c. to-morrow.l FRENCH DOCUMENTS. [Concluded hum oui.lraper of Saturday.] Np• 39.--;:orE vit9m ItlS EXCELIA:NCY THE COUNT DE AIETTERNICII 'lO THE FRENCII PLENIPOTEN- TIARY. Prague, Aug. 10, 1813. The Minister of State, : and for Foreign Affairs, to his Imperial and Royal. Austrian iNiajesty, Ple nipotentiiiry front the Metliatit e lg Court, yesterday delivered to the Plenipotentiaries of Baissia and Prossia, the Note which their Excellencies the French Plenipotentiaties did hint the •honour addressing to him. He has just received in reply from Baron D'Anstedt, and Baron D'HumbOldt, the Notes of this day's date,ml which the 'annex •ed are copies, :1111 which he is desirous not to tle lay transtitittic; to the French elenipoteutiaries. The, undersigned seizes this opportunity. Ste. (Sig rivd) METTERNICH. NOTE 1 1 11,0 M M. D t AKSTEDT TO CatINT DE MET , TERNIQH. Prae9e, July c 9 (Aug. to), Isf,S. The undersigned hog just roGoiv•it the copy of the Note the French Plenipotentiaries have addressed antler yesterdays (late, to his Exoellen. cy Count de Metternich, -Plenipotentiary of the Mediating Court. It hat not been surprised to see, that endeavours are made on the last city of th elleg ociations, to throw all the blame both on the Mediator and on the Plenipotentiaries of the Allied Powers. This proceeding is nothing no vel.- On the whole, all that this paper aflirms.to day had been refused beforehand. But - when the French Plenipotentiaries say that our oftrial .Notes have not bees of the proper nature to con ciliate men's minds; it will be neeessary to re mind them of theeerious insult offered to Russia in their Note of the 6th to judge who, has depart ed :Tom received esages in the conduct o f a work iti which all .that calmness and dignity ought to pre side which are minimi in nrgociations of this hind. It. is a new reason. to convince the Pleni 4Qoptiaries of the Allied Powers, that the form ivriiing is the only adinissible. one, because , the paperi would be read; anti st s teh unjust charges recoil upon their authors. Finally, if 'the' example, of. ,the .Congress of Utrecht is so strongly insisted Ott, why then have not .the French Plenipotentiaries judged it' proper to adopt it preliminary forms, by causing their p owers to be countersigned by the Mediator ; This would have been effectively one step tatien Bet it is not for the undersigned to discuss a Ties . - ti o wiehieh directly Concerns the Mediatory Po flyer ; and he hastens to•avail himself of this opportu nity to renew, &c. (Sfenca) IYANSTEDT. NOTZ FROM 14. AiZ 11UNthoL1)T To HIS SXCEIe. Lurie V' COUNT DE 114fiTTERN1CH. PragtlC, Auirust 10, 10171. The , nntlersigned Minister of State and Pleni potentiary of his Muje-ity the King of Prussia, has seen by the Note of the French kienipoten tiaries, of the date of which his 'Excellency Count filet getternicli, Minister of State anti fuiforeigu Affairs, Audi Plenipotentiary tki . his Ma . jeSty the Emperor ,of A 1151.110, had done him the honour of communicating to him, by his Note of the same day, that the French Plenipotentiaries continue to decline the form of negoenttion which has hten proposed to them by the m Hating. Cuurt, and which those of Prussia an us3ia were wilting to accept. It is true that theFrencb Plenipotentiaries have said In their Note that they entirely adopted the mode proposed, by demanding simply that their proposats—shouhl likewise be admitted. But it bein g . evident that the form of transactions by writings, and some conference had been proposed by Count de Metternich as two form entirely dif ferent and even, opposite, in his Note of July 20, it is clear that their union amid not be effected without the mode irf transacting, by writing con junctly with conferences, tosing its whole clia ratteristic, and being in reality sacrificed to the other,, which if its exclaim transactions by writ were joined to it, would no less present all the inconveniences so clearly stated in the note be fore cited. 'bis is what, the undersigned thinks he has shewn by his note of the ith this month he would nevertheless enlarge still morn on this subject, were be not prevented by the date of the tidte bt the 'retied l i tettiptitatitiru46, titiztt !tit' hit reply to it: old kir air, tl,e Mode of thb tiegotintions, trn the day when they 'Ought to have tefillinated; . thought it these to enter into N nttyre sitriple k Nil. That date, the cenititithipte; and the itnof of the iittpetr *lath been exchanged; RA 4.11 entire pfogfess or the tiegothitiOn,titivilly pense the iiiiitetsigne4 from teplyiug tti the dift. ferent tharyes, tliretit or iniiirect, which aril Contained in the note Of the rreirch Plenipo4. tentiarits. • liver esteeming himself fOrttinnte whet! lie tad Avoid relplying to contrhunications are little phltipt• ed to conciliate Inen's minds lie eoanci himself' sinifilt to renew t o Iris dxcelleney Vaunt tie Netteruich a the assitrances of his nigh ctoisl4 deiotion. A title Copp (signed ) (Signed) bIETTERNILIri. NO. 40.--NCiTt Pitak TIME littsCll PLE:4IPOTEII.. TIARISe Tu caUtrr IditTTEßfitatt. Prague ' att. O. The undersigned, &c have just r e c e i ve d the Note which , his Ettcyliency Count de Metternich, &e. have dbise them. the honour of addressing to t PIM which is anhexcd that of the Plenipotentiaries of itiusin and Prussia, They tnight bed , ' gid by observing that thtse Notts Ontain 'sundry iniinit.O.iollll upon them, which ; to say the least, ;)re not accurate; suet as that they demanded the hum of Ott: negociatioos of i:tresiiti negociations which they have not cited, as tl, , y could notthe ignorant that tiny *auk place without the intarrention mediator, and that they rein Jed to inty:. the Copy of their full Owes" attested by the. Pienipotentiar, of the , Aledi,,tory Pbwer. But Nitbful to .heir festointhnt titi itattitlt ttSiC c t tr‘.ll thing which might obstruct the progress of the ii..6dti4tiorts, they confine themselves with replying to assertions no 11 0 $4 ilicurrect, but which are of much greater Import/Wm con;ltki. rd in the said notes, t - 'The Allied empu en lanes ground the adVantage of the forin which they hare proposed on the facility it gives far all the papers of the negociation to be rend. Far from having it to be laid to their charge, that they wisheil to envelope them selves in a veil, as appears to have been intimated, they bate rather shorn a desire fof this publicity, because they bare nut only adapted this form, but besides, in requesting some con ferences fur the purpose of adding the advantage of, verbal discussion. they proposed that a protocol should he held, which might preserve the very wollis of each of the negocia tors. The passage which regards the date of the Notes, and which appears to prejudge the period at which the la4;VCiH.- tiUll2 should he terminated, does it not seem to be a frith proof of the fear which the Allied Plenipotentiaries ap pear always to iniee had of their briug opened ? The words* last day of the negot,iations," carry with them a.sery mourn 4. fu) reflection, by seeming to signify, that for this present, all ideas of conciliation are renounced, while the convention signed at Neumarkt, by establishing a tertit, before which it is not permitted to denoufice the Armistice, tualies it by no means an obljgation, -nor does it otherwise in any manner uunottnce, that when that time is arrived, the neguciatlons shatild cease. • . • Will not the Mediator consider it his most sacred duty, 'to concur in causing an interpretation to be rejected, which won la destroy the - hope of a nearer approaCh tti reconciliation, which the undersigned wish to hasten b ail•their efforts? 'lle replies of the Allied Plenipotentiaries do not even dis prove, still less refute, the reasons presented by the under signed in their Note of 3estertlity; they think they otteitt to insist With the Mediators and request him - with all the meows placed in his power by the part with which he is charged, to engage the Plenipotentiaries of Russia and Prussia to discuss the questions, instead of abruptly breaking them offi in tine, to adopt the only proposal which can produce a happy rv:alt, as it•excludes no means of conciliation, and assures to each party all the advantages it wishes to preserve. • • • The Undersigned flatter themselves that these explatntious will determine the Mediator to convince the Russian awl Prutrokatt Plenipotentiaries that mason, the 'spirit of tioneiha tinn, and the . sincere desire of peace, are on tht: tide of those •who defend the principles an 4 1.1.41.• of Mt 4toees. . ; Theyovailstonotetvett, &C. (Signed) cAuI,AINCOI7IIT, Duke of VICENZA . ' L. N,kII3ONNE. 110, 41....-•tfeTE FPOM t. COUNT nt myrrinanzat TO THE PttitttC , 4 Pl.lZlllPoTP.Zerthlil,B4. Prarne, Ail. 11, 11i13, The undersigned, Minister of State ant, for roreilot faits to hill !!ilperliti am] Royal Austrian hlejetty, and Plenipb tentiary from the Int Liiatioctlourt, has the honour of trans. misting to their rxcellancies the L)ol'e de Vivenenonsl the coma du sarbuitne, Plenipotentiaries of hi* :%tajesty the KM. peror of the French, King of a t py of the papers which they hare jinit received on the part of the Plenipoteutiariet cf. his Majesi, the Emperor - ot all the ituaiii;ts, and of bit ;14a . jesty the king of Prussia, by which they declare to hiM„ tbjt the terns of the Armistice hqing expired, they eiinstder the Congren u:,ited, wet for the neginiation Of peace,.ds die sal real. It ig wit sincere Trgrft that the undersigned sees cltmee, his functions, Ili 4 Mediator, at a r ti 04, without de riving any other consolation hoot his fruitless endeovoors bring the, pacification of the Tialllgerent Powei•s to a oath. fttetoty continsion than that of not having on his parttiegleet. ed any means to to oquinnotte so qpltitary ti hurl;. Tue undersigned embrices with avidity the opportunity of this lest otLiciai connuttnieation to offer their X xc clienoies tha assurances of his high cnnideration. • (Signed) Count de MET Ti NOTi FROM COUNT D'ANSTEDT TO COLNT TISIINIC3I Prague, t2f;tl) July (loth 11113, lit mitioight. The final term of mediation, and the tle(',"oelations opcoett at prugue lowing oviretl before the day ofte loth, the Under sixileit expretr's orders to duclar4 formally, that his full powers eva,r from Mi. moo - writ. - • - _.• . . Deing OR tho,piut 4;1" leaving this city, he could not do it without it tuittipg hituself of the sacred dot •of offering to th e Om 01, d e Metternich the e*pressiOng of b 4 lieOly notion -I,ratice' tot t; i o,:e omits of confidence and kin+ nen with whith which la, has been ph...eted to honour hint pctsoottliV. ' With IC4ard to lie itepurtittlity, the inthlettess, theotrit..of rotwiliation, nod the purity of pt iticipirt, whichb6 Excel. Iroey has nutnife,uni in hot finality Of,,Medintor # it dOes not he how to the utolefsienett to a; titapate the itbsuroncr6, 04 , 101 the Allied Court!s w;il condor of them to Count tie Metternich. De confindes himself to renewing to Mtn those of his high-4 cut cousi‘lerwitia. (Signed) D'A NATE nt. (A true copy.) (Signed) METTElqiiCli* NOTE 1;110M M. TA lIUMBOLDT To 1r IN E7tt.4l.3.Zt(Cif Tlttt C 4.111 NT DR M tilr EUNIc H. Prague, August 10, 11113, at midnight. The terra of negociation which had been ou,ne,l under the nuediation of his imperial and ltoyal Austrian Nl:neo expired with the day Of the It)th of August, Minister of State and Plenipotentiary to his Nia; ; Ny Pie , t. tl n f it i ! te l r e:tr i : f f i t a : s r ' t n a t i t i s t e l? a y h i ri l t d v u g f l:i 'l i r s ' y E b o x y r c:( : •:l ' l l l e: r 4 i te e t s f y ; s l:t r i i ti o:i i : l , l t h tit? ,:, - ;\ 1 :1 ' :- .i t t l t r i :e t t ( ; : i ' l l ' id: r t e : . Ein peror of Austria, that hitt full poiv,es, as welt at his charm:tut of Plenipotentiary ! are now at qui end. The nude viigned contiegnence would not Inter 3 Mt/Tata. in requesting his Excellency Coinit tle Mettvroielt tor , ysr.orsl Iris Imperial Majetuty how greatly hi" Majesty the ttuluor or Prussia, whilst feeling the most liveh re,e:ret, ttaaee the beneficent intentions of the rsteditqing Coop- hove it jt hien Iseryle e tuLia tci t eiuti.lproducej.ili:::,l4l,lltjntdcoetisavi it c i t il •ii te s a t . t uti l . t ilii et 1 1 : 1 ; 14 s i f i 14 1 t iu l ;rt f iz us n : i t n ou t c .: . Tittise -efforts mode with corrurnon'aeenra to g ye a II sting and 401311 pew, to Europe, could out fail to ado to those ten,. timenteut tricoulship and attrahnuent woi,:h both tiovcreivna usutisuity :feel, :alit! ins Eixellecey the Count de Nietternii - lt iinows of bum• nitwit value eiery thiug which related to Wu sentnnents, Is in the-ayes, and dear to the heart his Ma jesty. The undersigned Ovalle hioutelf of this opportunity to pre sent to his Excellency Count de-l\letternieh the expresuicul of his moat particular gratitude lot all the proofs of kitultu.-,a and etnithlenve t, hick his Excellency has persettallv %hewn him, and begs hint at the same time to accept the eettliAlreei of his high consideration. _ _ (Signvd) f(A trait Copy.) (Signed) NlETT.Eicsickt. Diu. 42. ROTE FROM Tiiß PLENIt OTRSTIARMS PRANGS TO COUNT `DE mRTTERNICH. progne, Aulp Tho Ltlidetsiglittl Plenipotentiaries of Li* Mi,t,jinity tine