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it '1 ; • 1?. - 4 )(...:iliflitc:S., I S. , • • • "• tConlbrlued rion) u;Vancr Wye.stev , .l2(3r.l - • • • . . , or- A ..I.F.VeE .vttoM VIE rßtNcp comSossioN-BI M A kl.t, T , Tllit . SIAN PA:.}:rltur.; , •)Al , l: July U 141 halt raM,. hy . f) 1:l th . „,. • .GEt'il . l.Mz.N- —W luive The Ifonnity ti i~lforll you, tTuit his Via".l,Cr,,risetislo: and I\ infp'rrns us, .that 11'0 : 14,1 4 4 .1' 61 the Etlijiet or (; f „I) g offered ,of. 4 titc: Prague, on the 2th inst, peot,oolijitteszi of the A rtiiitie 11..1 tit :the 10th 01: /11:r,tit; to 6v der that the.r , :! fcittr thiyike tiveell tire -conniteeinenf of the negoeiatidip.'and their tonciiiNlo , l Arije y 'the . Ettiperor: atki Eing llr.S ateeded to this ptoposal. We a - re thece tore eutlioris6l, Qeollenu-m, to 'prolitosi!, ilOtt C oniTutiOn T he betiveen yoti reiative - to the prnlongati'im of the Arinistlee till. the tOth of Augifsf.' Accept, (Vigitelt) 11,111Ap LT. DE 1810(3ST:tit. NO. 28.--CQI'Y op TUE ANSWER QFM. M. TUE COr. , MISSMI4IpRoi COUNTS nu scuouwA Lot v AND KRUhr,MAItCK, TO TUE LETTER . QF-Tlis FikENCII COMl4lsliloNnlts. :4urnailtt, July is; 1112, GENTLE,Mr.N---We received the letter which yotx did us the honour of addtessing to us this day ikt two o'clock in the afternoon, Not having any orders or authorization whatsoever relative'to the important object of which you gave us informa-. tion, we must confine ourselves to assuring you, that we shall hasten, without loss. of time, tromunit your letter to his Excellency the Gene ral in Chief, Accept, &c. (Sig•tic(l) • • The Counts Scuou,wm,orr and KIiiIIhEMARKO NO. 29.- . .—EXTnACT Ur A Lt:TTER I , IIOM !;1r35115. GP.NLIIALS Tit/ I%IOUSTIER ANC. rf-111AULT TO Ftis. 11.IGUNKiS , TriE P LNCE VICg . CONS'rABLE AND MA.104-GEN,SRAL.', Yetimarlit; July 17. Motcsslow -.titi---We have th.e honour of trans- . initti9g you the cop*of a letter which the Cim ; ral in Chiet of the . Conti?.itietl 1015 Mitten to . the . Russian ana.P.rus.shnii;;nerali; 'Your, ness .s U! thereby pert'el V 6, flint the .Genef;il Chief does 'not admit 4 . thc,pro:toneationol: the Armiitice taitilthe 10th Aii ; nisL: , AC C 9f , S P " 84 ! - * *: ;•• EX7rII),CT PROII Tlltt t tt*V It'."Tjt!RAf.'tV IN•CUTEF,or:TII,e (')!ll3iNitri ARNitia ff:/$511:Z4 AM) .PRLISSI,I* chK4,1650N.913 . . • ,Riohcrib4.ll, Jetylcifft,„ajr+l3. the . 116.tiour.. of receiving your,letter, hearinr ante * the d month, Lc; well as the projet tif,a,Convdtition, \vas thereto anne7ml... • . I s.ee.that * two tliflicti i ties ivill'preient the cot . i.:" cli.qifm of the latter. 'The ,first'is that concerning the al , on whirh hostilities • should recorainQnce, Raving I.4,;..cived Very on , :;itive (irdtfrs on this head from the Erfil).e.ror,.revitoi! his'ileutu titre, frotit the ri,l‘nnot. e>:,a.etty,eonfOrni irlyselrtO the• eanmit efli,ivrit to enlarge the teriu to the 10th A agust (new style), for recoimnoncing liostilitieg, if the preliminaries of peace should not he signed by that time.' The two modes of set. fling what relates t that point, are either to sti pulate, as pointed ont itl Art; 1 of your project, • that no mention - shall he rrittde of a denunciation, or to add, that it, shall he 'riecessqry t<i denounce the Armistice oulhe 4th of August (N. S.) to - be able to retoMmence hoStilities..on the, title tit (N r . ; that is to thelnoment afar midnight', bet %Veen the 10th and t di s Ar ) fils. tics: shall have creaseA,. and it - shall be allowable *t4illit to act hostilely. I ani able - tn 'melte no change in this, !if . it were my wish 5 iri conse quence it is useless to r,evert any, inure to this • The secrind diflicidtyconcernS the officers to be scat to places occupied. by French troops, &c. (Signed) The Geneiet at Chief, BARCLAY DE TOLLY. (sigp4td) EXTRACT Or A LETTER FROM THE COMMISSIONERS DUMOUS'eI'ER AND Ei.AITAULT, TO HIS SERENE HIGHNESS THE ERINCE'MAJORrGENERAL. „ NeurnarVt, ,Ittly EC, ISM Aiti NS GN 0 U hAvg honour to trans mit you the Sppplementory Treaty ;Tint ive to the prolongation of the sirmistici-tOthe - 10th August. Arcept, W. (Signed) The Generals TWMOUSTIER plere follaws the Supplementary TreJty, tvLich has al . to..dy ;.3.ppeared..l, NJ, 31 .-.-COPY 61: A LrTry. It FROM CM/NV MET- pro 01 P,,ksSANo. More., Juil) 1:3137 '•\;:.trimune lo'; t. , tuc. 114, 'sy 04: 9 . your. Auth-..., , ,ert to tsiics oo the 1 9tit. 4i, co , ,cktrrittiglite dlticusl3irms. I.IIaCC. , yq.lAtiV'6 Lu , r - I linve givett'fftn nceoinit.tuexct,'liper - or of . the i t em &lily the nrricill ' oVVicelitie ~has exper i ence d, It is, ihyt:rieNs. orchirv,froin his Alnie,4v litnt!, I writc..divetitly to - I.??Ktel i eney, , to Let., of yo! to t,.? the' 4 • ntj C S t t 174Mper..0 rof the t'im;.panktttl thiS Van. • I 14 ... Enipernr, atlilressing,t.nv ot n fti?ii;on to Or lielligi:Tcnt •I t iont infilicocjd byftlte desire of peocei eqviilty to it hi; the necessity ,Of . I‘.; soon • po3sibit,-; expenqes to tefase,''whieh'l: . c"- trbinly. even more titan war ltbetf, bear ilMj , :lts, diming - intermediary stitte - which is irar rim - VHOC. (11(1 not dcrilan(l the , pro ion•; , kti , ni in' 'the .A.rinistice .I.)lelneviti. He, bowery'', not hegitate to . ;.rtililoY his good . of . - fieestO intinev the-Allied Powers' to admit an ad eiriociiil term . of twenty days added to the prestinied term of the negoeintioin i which, con sidering the itistiove3 of the respective - head rs qulote, and the conierences aece,f,saty to niulte , 4 . "SPA* 6 i iVtr e ' l Ott ()tat 6 • r k tire Armistice; coUla7seartelyle opthtttr . 4fote the 12 . th July. , 17,1 1 *„,eng,togement 'whiclrt p 7 '.B.artr 4 :Tyf the, re'tii • t r he Atli tq',.Eticrterc n ir of the ri'ench'totik to the nrediatittt••Pa.wer;.: , not , „ ,nounee, '.pro' ons, to, the. , 10 . :1.1 Augtts4 the exist,- ii .11firtiato t', wvsas,traitsntitteil by ns to,the Alhet. ',Powers. ''hei'r Maje , Aties The Eitiperor of ati;the ll.V.r4sia6 at the., Kin&or fressitt 9tcttecled = to. the -,trbpOsnliofAustria ; and . we"did not delay COnyey ..- :o.bis,l\l4jesty the o"r the Freitch ictal hifdrination oF. iheir-forrnal 'Algageineni on this snbject.:'AVhat toad tonitin to be-wished by tbelitilligernt,Powrs.to enter ante) etliegociation At , Prague otber, more legal means could the engagement of France, and the counter ,: • tnigage'rtieht the - Mlles not'to:dinionke the Ar , before OciatteAugust, have been senderr ed obligatory oat one sitte or the other 'What further assilkance could : France date eNpeCted fl the determination of the'Allled Powers INILSat More certain guarantee conld she, incline., .have,repeived of,a4 entire ond perfectly reciprocal sincerity up to the tittle stiplated Orders were, fioweveri expedited, to the Treitlill head-quarters; to the Commissioners at Netnital . kt. A new dis „cus'sion took pliCce, itl thiSrnantier, by the side of the most fornuilsfuaraittees.-Vbisiaet wars Some what' surprising, but we were far from, sospecting it would occasion delays the, most important to the cause of p. Otte. How 'foresee the posr,ibility that the Plenipotentiaries of the Mediating. POweri; lend those of the Allied Powers assembled at Prague on the )2th efttly, thedayogreed upon for, the.arrivil of - Plenipotentiaries trot - 1i both particS,. 'should he ;till there:On the 22c! of the Month, :not; only wii bout the French Plenipotentiary being .there, hut even to : tha..most complete uncertainty respeeti.tg the time of his arrival. An . odhiat Note 'Which Baron;D,'Anstaedt has ',just addressed to me, lezGet; nig in no doubt, that at Netunarkt the differences whicb had arisen be tween the Commisioners . will be settled there:,-- • pre , 7ious days. httye not; 'however, been the less lotto .the negoci•Jtiott at Prague 5 they can not he laid either to the charge. of the mediating' • whiol has fulfilled to the utmost 'estent the engageTneny which she had contracted with I . ?timec, or tbe. Allir.a, wraio iii diplotmitie forms have accepted the prolongation . of the Arniistiee, unit ,whose •negociators arrived here on the „day agrecditp4o. The 'tueeting' of tls.e respective Plenipoten tiaries badifno doubt, suKcient not 't6 leavc.,di,scussions .be entered tutu' elsewhere tlitestiOns before determined between the Ckthiuets. ' rt rettotins fdr ine• 'to reviest sour Excellency to lieSp - goOd to let me know as soon is 1)08.• the French Plettivitentiarie3 will repn,il , lother ; 'his Imperial Majesty earnestly dcsiKing that no. new incidents may be assigned' as reis.on for alosS ,of time which is irreparabley . pr,ty, (Suet!) hIETTERNRII. '140. - 32.-i...COPt OP LITTER FROM THE no.KE OP TO COUNT DE I , 42TTRrtNicit PrEsden, July 13, in tta, Evening., General de Enbna has Mist trarymi:tted to me your I"!',x.co.l.eney's of this ntantli:. Having oit the same day sent M. de Narbonne hii powors and, iti , A.lltCtious) I had OrC -band sat's' - tied the request which* you inailt: to inc in that letter. It is therefore %valiant abjeetz,:antl 1 have not had occasion to lay it betore his Majesiy. 'With regard to the details into which you have thought prop.er, to enter, I shall confine my reply to reminding you of the facts pf the notice hereto ..iumexed. I have.. &c. (Signed) "The Pul:e de BASSANO, To,this' Letter is annexed references to various Notes, Letters, and Dispatches, accorditiit: to their date, which have been k.; iven at length in the course of this. correspondence. .; NOTE riuni THE COUNT DE METTERNICH TO T 111: RIAI4IPOTENTIARIES OF FRANCI: Fragile, July '29, 1513. The undersigned Minister, of State, and 16 r Foreign, Alrairs, to his Imperial and Royal Aptis toitc Majesty, desiring to see the uegociations ‘rhich should :conduce to the pacification uf the Belligerent Powers opened with as little delayos possible, lictwecti tlik time and the near approach ing-term of the artuistieq,'.has the honour of ltd - tit,;lsing himself to their txcelleucies i%lessrs. the the Duke tie Vicenza and Count de Narbonne, Plea ipottintiariet, froin -his Alajesty the tlmPeror of the Vreuch and King of Italy, by inviting them to concert with him on the mode to be. adopted for Abe neguciation, only. two present theni selves : th 4 of- oonfei chnes, or that of transactions by. writing, The first, where the *Ncgociators, by assem bling in regular -sittings, retard the conclusion loug'beyoud the necessary time, by the einbalTaSS^ Illekit.of etiquette,- by the delay inseparable to ver bat discussionshy the drawing up and comparing of ,the prates . vcrbales, and other dirticult ics ; the other, that which was,fullotred At the Congress 4ecording to which, each ort,the 4igerent Court addressed Its, projects and propo -in.form or notes, to the mediating Power, : who -cumniunicated, them to the adverse .Power, and n, the .ffatne manner and form' transmitted, the :replies to such projects ' tttlilr proposals, by Which all these ineonveniencies were avoided., The an nexed eopyin extract wills hew their 'Excel lencies, 'the Doke, de Vieeh,z4 told the Coma de Narbonne, ,the met Hod which was observed on that` occasion. ithout prejudging the instructions which thcir'Exetillenties the Plenipotentiaries of France way have received tin this subject, to which Au ,styirt • liavalrea;:y drawn the attention of that %Court;:the-iindersigned has the . hohour, on his : part, to propose.this method, -for-the: double mo- •tive of 'tlie advantages • above - described, and the brevityra the tune fixed for _the duration of. the 1 .negociations. f l. he meditithig C ourt; linkls itself moth eppeciOly -inclined to prefer this, abridged mcvliod, fitsmi the considerOorohat. tlit.tivo high ;Vowels now actally,in negOciatiOn, a re the 4. _ gable ‘vho ' se Plenipotentiaries met at the . .Coogress of -Tesehen, and. she'tlatters herself that she sees, ikl the happy issueof the transactions at that time, the I pledge of a satisfactory result front the present. - - The undersigned eugerit embraces, the first op. *linVtAlf.sof tiii bltKe ()( tleiVaiblAt ex.* of Lis high . caklsi(lcration ; • . • 1 1 I* , ' JNIPTTEn.:%ICII. • 01 , I•1:1Cr. AT coNr,rmss at TESte.V.N . , IN 1779. "the' riietion Of 4 the - Pfelliptefitiiriet, -of the , Ileltgrtent Powers,. as known - to the met:l44llg; MiniSteti, direeted to treat for peace, i.vithoi4 lily apparittns or Congress, without any forma lity nreflifneW Whatever,. and ' s -sOleli'; to the ordinary proeeedino tuul ti illges of siit'letyt At the, m'ontent oftheeieeting-,. Envoys.legir.. timateil themselves with the Meei:ltor, and the 'Mediator's Mini l Ster hirMelf to - thern. The rPlenipotenfittries of the 'l3elli'gerent Powers, from that time addressed their projegts of •Peace tcl the Mediator, and through hisititervention re ecived the answer. .the Plenipotentiaries did not, during tlic,whole fluriition - di the Congress,. hold a single general bediference ;Lbtit they, nevertheless, art; every day.emongthemselves, *lt was not till the day of signiug,the Treaty. of Peace, that the Plenipoten-, tiaties ttt the Belligeient Powers a-'finhled for the:first and - last time, in , tt general sitting, with the Mediators, to exchange their respective'-full powers, with the signed treaties. NO. 34..---NOTE PROM COUNT DE'.METTCRNICA TO ' TAp,. VREN CH V.LEN 'POTENT! 11 I ES. PrziOle, July at, 1113. . The tinders'lsned illittistct of State and for Po reign Albirs to his Imperial and Royal Apostolic Majesty's Plenipotentiary front the msdiatiog Court, has received the reply which their Ex cellencies the like -Vicenza and the'Coont tie Narbonne, Plenipotentiaries from his, Majesty the . Emperor of the French and King of Italy, have transmitted to the note which he-had the honour' of addressing to' them on the 29th, invitorig them to concert with him on the mode . to.be adopted for the negociations. , - • , . Ilehas traininifted this reply tiithe'Pleviipeten tiaries of Russia and Prussia, amt he has the hn Hour to send annexed, the copy of that of 'tlithie Plenipotentiaries to their . Excellencies the Dulte de Vicenza, and the V COnnt deNarboune. The undersigned regrets the delayAvhich 'will:re sult to the progress of the negociation,..from the ( kation which their Exeell ! ncics have thought were under to to their COurts a inat-; ter of foi m, - on which thi'v holiett they would themselves . lik.rve•been able to decide, in course of t h e anterior. conferences in like ya-Inzier Moslems the Pichipotentiarie's . of Russia and It being always , cs.lenti?.l to; lose tnci - tirne Wining for the 2i.egor.ition after thea-rrilr.:l. of the orders which th::ir Excellencies expect fruit their Cointi; and tti tit proceed ori business.rthe undersigned:has the Ito. • none. -to invite tl.ent, it) the, interval, to proceed . to the exchalqiu,..; octhcir, tint po . xers, told to in form them, thtt he 'Shall skin the same to the Pimiputentiaries of Ittissia , and Prussia. We hasten on this occasion to offer to their th e D u l t es o f Vicenza and tic de Narbonne the renewed s'itranees of his iiiJh considerat ionl .rhe count, ME", Tyr.re follow iwo'N'oto ' one. I r•un, hL d'Au l ter•, the e ih' er m (ru M. do tTli4).ul.lt., tc CouDt ite Mrtternietr4atetlnin!t•t:r Int”,hod of carry;n, , ,.. on the ainftrences u$ adapted for savin4 9Oncluctin2;tilt iie ciatiu t bappy NOTE FROM 171iE, ritr!cc,nl rI4 NITO3'ENTJARIES TUE COUNT DE METTFIZNICH • • Pi iLc - ite, Am:. 6, I 13. The under3igned Plenipotentiatio. front Ala jesty the up aad, King, hay; to ,reply to the Notes which have beeli tratintittett . bp . the Coniie.de Aiinistsrr of State. .and for. Foreign Affairs his': Air.jeAy the .11zipe :, rot - of Austria, Plenipotentiary of the ine'diating Power. :The Convention of the 30th June, by'' France accepted . the mediation of Austria, ; was signed after the two following points bad been agreed upon :- 1. That the. ediator would be Lnpartial ; that he had not, nor 'trould riot ciipclude any cnoven- ; flop, even eventual, with a 'Oelligerent . Po.ver, , . d a rinj the , whole time tue lie:.;oetation rCliat the Mediator did not present liiniself tis au urbitrator,, but us a conciliator, to arrange dif ferences and reconcile partie.;. The form of the negocation was, at the SATIle' Owe,. the object of :111 explitnatiou between ckiti)4. de Bu r bmt vuld the Dulte of It teas thonght. r iiiht to unde.rstand each other 1)!fore hand on: tins subject, because, from the negociation of,the, armistice of the lilt of 'June, 11.tesia ber*intentioni, 'and given it to be nnder,to o d, that she wished to open .negOciations, not with' the object of peace, but.with the .view of contpro-. utising Austria, anti ex„tentling the misfortunes of war. 'no form of conferences wits Oxed. . • The undert:igned cannot hilt express their asto nishment.and their regret, thut,although they have. fpr 'some:days Peen at Prague, they have not vet seen the Russian and Prussian Ministers,, and that the conferences have ant even been opened by the exchange of the respective poweri • and tact,. th:it time so precious has been employed to dis cuss ideas equally nnexpected„ as, incompatible I.vitlt the assembling-of a Congress, •as they tend to estahlisly,that the Plenipotentiaries muscnego- elate without-knowing each other., , without seeing , each other, nntt without sp-eaking to eneli The question proposed bv the Plenipotentiary of'tbe'Mediator, in his gate of the :2.9UL:11111v, when be invited the ungersigned to tancerr.,,witiv . him upon=the mode to be adopted for the ation, whether that by conferenct sor‘vriting -was previously-determined by explaßationi which at ,eottipanicd ' the Convention of the ::;t41 . 1 Jane. However willing, asilat' as depends' on them, to remove all difficulties and conclude pretensions. even the le&it founded, tbenntlersigned propos;_! to the Plenipotentiary of the Median); , tiiexcn,(:-: neither modes of aegociations, and to adopt thcl.ll conjointly. , Forthis purpose they would. tre;it '. r egular conferences, which should take lice once or tvvice'lr day, either by Notes transmit;:ed while sitting, or, by verbal communicatio widel aboiritr or should hot he inserted in the pi o:iic . ol, accordiug to the detriand yr • iwor 16%44 • . ref , ~,,,,- i e epip e , „-- iv' 11113 Meru', ONO* ' ,r ~ illligtS eflol,tiailes 7..0u1d b4fllloB.,:ed ; To d if the nowslitti Pleliipotettiiir. r:eriT,,.:,t et! in i. 4: tO tVisli i nt•g:)cate leti'licace ‘vit bout Sp e a 't: in g , he. waDldbe It titierty to tici so, - ' il'ild eo.ultt,by Notes inA e I.lo‘s a !he iiitattiolis a lAis Court. Tilt. t il 4 .tleriltOed tThiter therniießes 'hat thl ta t their wilt tlincilinie i porties, zioe tli el 9pettilig of the confelitkei irin. he Po Iblig6•• ad* 4,13,tt1. - ; ,(siP-', e d,i eittiliice6 tf aT;Du ie o L. VICENCE , , L. r 4 ARLON:if.. • -----. . ~ . !,701'g V.IOM M. Dr. itErrentsitott TO •TV.E FRENCtt PIIBNIEciry:NTUA:S.I•,..., , ~_. . —11:-.itu:',"AuT,dit 8,1813. T.lle-I.llldCr.Sinled "I‘lifiLt.gr Qi._,-Pte 'loo.l°l..l:',(r' tr.iga affairs of Itupetial M.,jelty and Aisosto 6 Kittp-Plenipotetititar fromthe.tncrlifteigg.rwcr! immediately upon the reeeptioo of - the Nut.et 't.tchiel , their Excelleicid; rirDiira-rViTdent aBO the Count de -P.i'itebonne, PleiiipOtehtiaies of big, Majesty the Emperor,- of the l'et:ucti.iltid gilt ' 3 ' Italy; dia./111.i lieltwto,tiLial,.Adsßepssjug .t 0.101,011 the tiff] 'a this nionll2,. nuide-it Conitatulication 0 i n t: l l: i t id,orcuussnitkie.ht uto:ibh:s.Pl,6:sitri,),4,cieeniit,a.,,(tec.if,llituireiii: their repliefrs, beat;ing date .the 7th,. of svh .lch . h. !las likewise the' 'ficlifour herewith to Subjoi': "14 SQri.the ipformation ottheit Excellencie6 6, Fret, cfi Prot ipo teiiiirieSi Thii uPersignett Wtco' to renew to their Eteellencies the assurancto his high considerittioh. . (Si gne d) -. Conot do mErro3 (lo be continued.) WESTMINSTER SESSIONS• Yesterdny .these SeSSiOnS ,11 ter, G :ts E e a t ed nd was uoid, .fax-e(Atert or of St. Jantees Aril by 'pting' his ti , t, close :••• scrutor, g at'a time that be went for L calls. Mr. A . .t.te , Y, in defence, stated, that mitted; but chat .Ntr. Lloyd, in V, the defentliatt was in the act of drawl ' foc!tlie Mr. GuitNi.v, in an address •to th tbe , Itrosecutur. had e II ab tb °dicers were not lo be assoulted ip duty, but to be prottActed . in every Co' The Citt.inN4s: ~.1,1,.; :e d the Jury I they returned t verdict of Guilty. AP a keel , ...r of a. hilliai'd-table Icon' to pa , a 1; ne .f ten pour...li to the is. was :1, If :* '` . • -s indicted (: - )minissioiseN • . •, Sze. „.;. • 1 . 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