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Vlfrh is acknowledged b• be one of 9141 beet 0 n P.:au - phi of Arehhintcm, eve: ribiered LONDON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10. The State Papers relative to the late Continental war, occupied too much room in our paper of Sa turday, to enable us to accompany them with any observations. They have been looked to with anxiety by those who wished to ascertain the real cause of the failure of the Allies. Sir ARTHUR Pacer, in his dispatch of the 24th of Oflober, from Vienna, ascribes the losses with which the campaign opened, to various causes. The first and principal fault, he says, was taking the field with too small a force ; the armies uuder the im mediate command of BON A P ART E harinz amcunt ed to 140,000 ; and the Austrian army in Ger many, opposed to them, not excereding 89,000. This was a fearful odds, which promised no thing but certain destrutlion to the allied cause, when we consider that the inequality was farther increated by the ability of BON A.. Caere, at the head of the greater number, against the imbecility of General hlace, at the head of t:.e less. Sir ARTHUR PACE[ admit, that from the very first appearance of a rupture with France, it had been proved, almost to demonitra tion. that the theatre of war would he in Cermacy, and he assigns various reasons for the icfeuutity of the Austrians in that quarter. First, the decided hatred borne by the Archduke Ca R LES to General Macs, the knowledge of which induced the latter not to call for a reinforcement from the army of the ArchdukeCrs ARLES, in Italy, which is estimated at from 100 to 1 4 20,000 nren, while that of MAR SENA, opposed to it, did net exceed 70,00 J ; and secondly, to the precipitancy of the Austrians, in opening the campaign before they %vete jnined 'by the Russians. Even upon the face of this state ment, we think there is something to be said in jus tification of the condut of the Archduke CHAR Las. It was the Russian army, and not that of the Arch duke, which was to make up the deficiency of the army under General hlaeit. If, then, the latter were precipitate in opening the campaign, single handed, the Archduke surely is not to blame, becau e he did not risk his own safety, and refused to derange his own plans in Italy, which must have been formed upon the amount of the whole force which he had under him. Upon the defeftion of the Eletic of BAVARIA, the dic,T pointment of Prussian co-operation, and other causes of ds feat, which were developed in the course of the war, we must defer our observations. There is, however, one circumstance which we cons:der a great, original, and fundamental error, and we shall briefly notice ii at present. In a very long plan of the Cempstn, proposed by the C nrt of Vienna, it is admitted chit France had an army cf 591,024 men on foot, and the greater pat; of it upon the war establishment, constituting, with Dutch troops, the Imperial guard, Ste. a total of 651,964 men. Of this force, it admits 500,000 might be disposable for the war in Germany and Italy. Now, the allied force to meet this, is stated at 240,000 Austrians and 115,000 Russians, mak ing a total of 365,000, being 155,000 less than the disposable army of France. We are to confider, farther, that these 500,000 French were all drawn from one source, and diresed by ore man ; while the 365,000 Austrians and Russians were governed by several minds, and divided by an immense trait of Europe. [Yoder these circumstances, we see no grounds upon which the allies ought to bare enter tained sanguine hopes of success, leaving the de fection of Bavaria, the jealousy of the Archduke Cu cisme', and the precipitancy of General NI AC It, out of the question. We stated on Saturday, a report that the Snapper schooner, arrived at Falmouth with dispatches from Admiral COCHI•N F., had brought an account c.f the aftual arrival of a French squadron in the West ludics. In the e narse of the day, the Admiralty published the following contradiSion: " drairalty.Officr, rrb 3. " !fries, by the Snapper.aar, b' drives of a later late .tran the ioarlht, i. thee a. l ac c t of a lrrea:b :4134' 'n the West Indies. fie confirmatlen en revert of a Nhadr e , hat's': lately as lei from nas leeched tee Asl'u.rsitt." Although the A Insir.dty has not received alt. confirmation of the report of another' sque ken hay ing sailed from Brest, the statem roborated by the following Ettr,t•R of 4 letter Liverpool, dated Fehtuary t Au Ame"i.asi scho, ner irt‘e I h?re this etym.'s, win."' passed through a squadron of Irreneh sh Ts. eonshuoie of 1 11110 sail of the line, on the Irth u`t. between Us 4'4 sad Cape C ur. in La 47. 2. long 9. she was oNbre‘-.1 m i.,.-to by the sq.tarl: , which the did i bat the etud Wow so strung tut they co, 4 net baud." _ _ 1 b It is now certain, that a c.:ns;clerahle part of the Brett Fleet has put to sea. Letters receive.' }r . ”ll the 4ij.c, oi" the Black Rocks, state, that on s',a 13th ult. when she reconnoitred the harhour, counted eleven sail of the line, font- frigatet, atid three corvettes ; and that when she laolvd i t (Ir. tilt loth, she mill only reckon six line of battle shi;.l and one frigate. Onv-rnment, we understvid, have received . •:- counts horn Lord C •ritc • It r, cotnrnand;,),o,i the tish troops in Hanover. A Convention, it is said, w as concluded at Ber. lio, on the 3d of January, between Prussia and France, in which the former is stated to have agreed ta the various stipulations in the Treaty of Preshurg, and to the arrangements cnnnefted with it. This Convention was ratified by Boa Aea are, during h;s residence at Munich. According to arrangements between Bou AfA IT and the new Kings of llar uta and WillTll4llltG, and the Eleaor of IlAnsts, fifcren thousand French troops are to remain in Bavaria, and am to be .pai , f and supported loy that Government; six thousand in Wiitemherg, and four thousand in Baden.— This arrangement secures the dtvotinn of those Sovereigns to rite pleasure of their milker. • The principal arrangements in the several de par:mrr•.ts of Governor •nt, ara finally settled ; bt!! the !ollow•ing only appeared in The cf V.szoent Siossearvo, I.red Privy !.sl. Lurd Hsatav hYTY, Chx:ice , har or :he 1. ,elle , rer Fart Seance'', Mr. Ent, and Mr. IrVieux...sr, Prir.z*.i....! Sacretari,s State. Lord AVCCLAXD, Preddent of the Board of Trade. Lord Tts: est, Voce President. Earl of Mona, Master-Gzatral of the Orduat. - .ce. General Fur:rave sex. .Secretary at Wet. Mr. Fox and Mr. WINONA .4 were, on Saturday, Isuiily engaged in making the necessary re-,slations at their . ratixctive offices. Several of the Ft.rtiX 1 Ambawsadors had interriev:s with Mr. lca, and in the afternoon a meltsger wai dispatched to e.:e Continent. Mr. GS: EV it to be assisted at the Admiralty Board by Sir PHILIP STEPHENS. Sir C. Pool, Admiral MARI:IIk:4. Sir H. NEALE, Lnrd ALYMORIP ai:d Lord KtstiNctrom ; and Lord GatriviLLE is to have, at the Troabury Board, in addition to Lord HENRY PITT Y, Mr. WICILLI•St, Lord A. lON, and Mr. COURTN‘Y. The writ for Stafford, in the room of Mr. Slit- R:Dee, now Treasurer of the Navy, will be moved this day. Lord Cit.ewatevir quits the lucrative sit uatke of Surveyor-Genet al of the Royal Woods, Forests, Chaves, &Le. His Loid.hip's successor is not men ticned. • The management of Irish affairs is not final?, settled. Mr. G!IA rriog, though really to give to the new ,Ntinistry his warmest suppowt, declines, we underhand, holding any official situation. Mt. Fcstra's successor, as Chancellor of the Eschccrier of that part of the United Kingdom, will, how ever, be named in the course of this day. Thtr. no truth in the report. that Mr. Gecac,c l'o:•- somey declines the situation of jporsl Chascellor. Lord Sr. V i%cetsr, we hear, is to be I.ord Admiral of tlie Niyrnw Seas, that i•, f. oar Ca;st . Finisterre to the North Pole, and as far to tl r Westward as the Azores; and, crnszquenoie, it r 11» eittruated WC* the command of t,.e Powas. and North Sea Fleets. Si • C. Pnaa if, we understand. to be second in comiland (to Lord Tr. V isc ter ' ) in the Channel Fleet, and Admiral J. Lcio i Dovotas, in Os. ll:wiriest, of 74 seas, is to have a dying squid:: `1 of six sail of the line and frigates, between Bev H-ad and Selma Bill. That 6ne new ship, l' 1 " Fan,, of gurs. Cap*. Moos r. lately lanncbc Woolwich, has sided from the River for . Ps r.* month, to join tie galiant Adis iraL The tate Naval Board expired, at ta Ave on Saturday night ; the difficulties vhich i ave '- then° opposed the formation of tl.e new Board heir._ removed by Sir C. Fuzz accepting a tens; oral; seat at it. We understand, that Sir H. B. N Capt. PattNETT, and Lewd GAIILI al, wee sevtral offered a seat, and refused it. Both the Secretaries art 'o he removed. M . 'recces is, we hear. to smeared Mr. BAtio• Mr. Mew:ix:a successor is not named. P•alta t 3 ba Private Secretary to the Fi. , Lots'. The /e -turf, PA It sows, horn Cork, for LonLir was septured on the Ist a December. and cart • into Boulogne. The Alt's!, from itordeaur, for P: . • is destined by the Oiprey sloop of wa• , seat into Antigua. The Slat wi: at I ret i t Be This Day is puLiished, ailuguntly rioted in Royal Quarto • rice T lIE LOVE of GLORY: a Pocm. P3l.litllll seiniltz &gat in,rti.e " Cebu .ittis M 1 lor Cann. PtintA4 fie. Vernor and Mod, 31, Poultry ; and J. Build, MR. 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