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FORLIGN INTEI.LI4E4Vai r • • • VIENNA, MAY 10. We are now mimed, that the Court of Vienna, having received from the Cabinet of St. Petersburg an answer to the communication it had made rela. tws to the affair of the Quarto. has aeeedeCl to the principal demands of Franco, and that, in conse quence, all the clouds that appeared likely to bring on a new storm are dissipated. France having in sistc3, and formally declare t, that she will only re-' ceive Caters.° immediately from the hands et the Austrians, Russia has consented to the measures 'which Austria must take; and it is probable, that at this moment, that place, and the whole territory occupied by the Russians, is evacuated. The other guarantees demanded by France, being equally a resak of the present situation, and form mg the least part of the difficulties which have hi therto impeded the progress of a definitive pacifi eation ; it appears beyond a doebt, that these have • been regulated and determined, nearly in the man ner that the Gametes have announced. It seems SOW to be believed, that there will be a general pence on the Continent, which mast s at leag pro duce one wish 11, - .gland, though it is not easy to enswrive the basis on which the letter can be found Al. Ile re/some/ pease which -Iwmieeen confidently circulated yesterday and to-day, arm already pro doestod an advantageous etre& on one state paper. which has risen me cent. It has bean remarked, that the Imperial Amin bought a considerable leentity of it ti-,s nsterniex. Letters from Trtratr, the credit of which is un doubted, brie& the agreea4le intelligence from Dal in aria, that the occasion of a new war between Vlraitee d Austria is happily irinoved, as the Ern. per , or of linsta. in order to rescue our Guyer:uncut Bonn the distressing situation, had ordered his troops, who occupied the fortresses at the Month of the Catarro. again to give them up to the Austrian eranmistary.that they may be ceded to the French, agreeably to the terms at the Treaty of Presburgh. The delivery by our Commissary has already taken place. May the prime the forerunner of a complete and general peace. TlLTEllieeeo, MAY 7. The F.mrerrsr has at length determined to accede to th- argent and frequent' y•reiteratedreprosentations of Austin. His Imperial Majesty assured General Mei veldt on full parade, that he had sent order, to his troops to evacuate, without Jelay, all the places they occupied in AIL.* la, and particularly the Mouths of the CAtefto. Coptegal E....a has been appointed commander of the carious in ?MINS; it was at first earned that Aimee lagratisee would be spreinsed. maw*. 11411. Idler Ds albanesky returned ea the lith Irani his mission to the Swedish headinarters. The &sower be has brought from ilia - Swedish Ma gray dees net tend to maim ehe bops then gems may be maintained between the ewe states. On the mine day his Excellency. 41a- Cabinet Weisser, Count ftwiwite. went to Powdam. and returned es the litn. The garrison here has received orders -ste the/dire self in midi' vas to smirch air moment's wersieg. Oar Gazette cognates as Bawls relat4e to the wracuation of tLe Monde of the rattan by the jessiriati. Count Von talk, 41 NW pined 4111 theism* of Items caws: Mislaid. with the usual salary alai allowances. ea ismeems, MAW 20. His Imperial Majesty, the .Ernpererel Russia, is understood to have offered his mediation for the ad justment of the dilemma between ?mule and Ireland, and between Noma and Siveden. Qsshe frontiers of hessian Pomerania. little at tendon seems to be paid to the Swedish military preperaeinns. Seale d the battering cannon have been ordered to be kept It readiness, but nothing farther has been dose. the Prussians seem to watt fee the first hostilises to proceed from the side of Sweden. The parts of Errtiden and Lubeck are excepted Own the orders shutting the other Prussian ports, and the entrases and departure ut English vessels is peensitted. A member of the Cormyperrekervi contains three snicks, Inserted by direetion of the King of Sweden, respelling the late proceedings in Lauenburgh. The first is the Proclamation of Count Louenhelni, dated Rat:burgh. A ptil IS, announcing his orders to de fend the terrnories occupied by the Swedish troops, aad under their prate/lion. The second is a letter, dated April 17, to the above, from Colonel Von Buren, commanding a Prussian corps, commanicating his orders to occupy the country of Lanenburgh. 'I he third is Count Louenhelm's letter to Colonel Von lieeren. communicating the Proclamation, NO. L .4-news papers are not of the milieu collie queue.) CONSTANTINOPLE, A,TRIL 9. .'"The Trer.ch agent, Romienx, about the end of last swimmer, went.frem this city to Aleppo, whence he continued his joinery, It is now understood that he wt. charged with a mimics, which be executed. to the Ling ef Persia Fathali Shah. On his re turn, however, he bad the misfestune to be mu:- dated, net far from the Turkish frontiers. waist, ray 13. As our new Sovereign wishes to retain the Prin eipality of Essen, another indemnification bas been propmed to Hia•Pressiact Majesty, which be has not y't accepted. eons, s.rati. 28. The fallowing am the particulars of the ses-ca g steinsmt between she English and French, on the c of Italy. The English ship was a frigate of guns. freru Gibraltar. The French fought with much bravery, and lest only a corvette, which hast ened to the assistance of the other ships, and having her ma;n-mast carried away, was obliged to strike. fit the other eight skips, five got ism Civets Vec -0044, and there into Porte d'Arao. . Three Ro contrary winds, very unfavour se Pttilipstbal ordertsi die Pa- pal ( ontat ;mmediate:y ur leave the town, on pain of being shot. The Iling of Naples has removed from Palermo 10 Messina ; wbere have likewise been since the lit inst. the Chevalier Aeon and Mr. Elliot. The prohibition against the importation o f Eng lish goods. and the admission of English ships inio the ports of Hetruria. has been sent by the Govern ment to the Chamber of Commerce at Legnosn. The latter has made strong representations against it. but in vain. /aroma, MAY 20. The military preparations in Prussian Pomerania do not appear to coerespond with those of Sweden. Some divisions of Prussian artillery, in the Mark, have received ord.rs to hold themselves in readiness to march. stoxissacao, NAT 6, Yesterday. an order was sent by an Estatette, from homer to Memel, to permit all British ships to entitle Of 14i1 itOW that port, without molestation. ♦us Tare, MAY 10. The French troops have received permission to pass through tke Austrian States, in order to make good against the Porte, the pretensions which the Emperor Napoleon, as Sovereign of Venice, ad vances to all the possessions which that Republic had in the most anzient times in Greece, and on the Continent, as well as in the Archipelago. In this are included the Seven islands. 71rF4CL, NAY IS. it isoaid that Austrian Ittris will be ceded to the kingdom of Italy. atud Bavaria will lose part of its territory, which will beeretrted into a principality for Mania% Bernadotte, who is married to a taster of the wife,of Joseph Bonaparte, wing of Naples. tertiaoas, Aran. tS. The English and Russians supply the garrison of Gaeta with provisions, stores, act. c. The English and liataiam .I,e throwing sgrilics of provisions and itroinocitiott into Gaeta. It is said, :hat the Xing at Naples is about to embark et Palermo aid proceed to Barcelona, that the geween will reside in another country, and that the Prince Royal wiUreffiliii.nia PARIS, NAY 10. The ostorertarions that have taken place between Lord MP-% Colonel A.berctornby, and the Mir:tater of State. M. tie I'alleyrand, are the resnk of the wish to offeitt en afiProximation between the .Ca.- 'divots of St. James, and St. Cloud. at least in form : but as yet there is no reason to suppose, that the prieciples of a maritime peace have been the subjed of cororeesstices Our Emperor and Plisse* Joseph have granted a pension of 64,000 francs AO the Mastic de Gallo, talus isat Bahian. • at abatis, aD s L 11. The Court of Vienna having given ours full ta tiehtion foe what took place at rorto Re with re. ward to a Spanish vessel, orders have been given to 'eke of the embargo which had been laid on all abstateien vemels in Spanish ports. • 114P1.411. APRIL 22. The fell.wing Official Paper ham just beets pub diod:— CARDU OT me DAC " feeweh low of um Zonate.* er Naltise, Nod averse.. at NW-savo r Argo. PIM nelemant of she armee* salty. ere &mon 41111111111entains, *for being joined by a meeker eflritailtn end emehingds, endeseeered to emelt' me Imsennetien le the ad. wM eiCsialwie. They asemeranasead single 'Wallet; see ve lent teen delooltreente. The contseuineation with the th.rd •aseps of the *rosy was eel be by Weir bands, where' had n• regaleellebehme. TWO division of General Yeecher bems g do erewdee disperse them, advarved, successively, to Setglaton, tefareseenes, lime Rio Ctle, and Nocera. The village of Sare, , ,, twee ere en On., sad the banditti were ellprerrel. The 14'h Reglement of Light Infantry, forming part .4 the column u•i• leer entooniew of time& Partenneaani, which marched wine the GiesteeeLitt Chef, -reerivoal urdess to proceed be Catarleare no ,Stith, .rhere soother Adosalatage was collected. G.neral Review likewise sent mole emote thither. Caiabeia, be.. „gb ii s trawle d, i n every tiirer t im n , by the French •renie., soul sous be entirely defected Eros the banditti by ahem it •as M.alieetti, Minister of •the6.maral Police, has reseived the followlwg letter from the General of Division, *nom Heachesarten.restelluctio, April 17. " t was informed at Salerno, on the inoreaug of the 11th, that distorkoaces had I. uken *Wit Castathsccha, at the init,ss lion et the Chief of the Mn,, ,Lenite, who had for sere-al days been eurolhne men in this and the adjacent count,e, aod appwred in piddle lila. hi. uniform, and the .characteri.i,c insignia of those were hasten in 1799 be the &prelim:at G: the Seale lac. In consequence of this, i & l iterati Groilia to march toward that commons, and repaired ra7*•!l to Elholi, foe the porpoise of directing their operations. We arrived here yesterday, at one o'clock in the afternoon.. .11 Instantly matte attleiritioes for attacking the banditti, but was informed be the pimple whom I mei, that I.eone had be n killed ty the popu lar..., with one of his relations; and that his brother, and four of Ala friends, had been *Dewed, to be sent to init. (Signed) " The General of Dieis.on, MF.ft mrr- Apprehensions of persons who seek to disturb the public tranquillity, take place daily. .0n the I aqi, twenty brigands, belonging to the hoop of Fra Diavole,wswe brought to Naples, under a strong escort. mcosce, 14 T S. _ MALI Aletander Berthier, Minister sit War, its .setilti - f3ili of April, the following ORDER.OF THE DAY : " The 0401121 of thit French Army .who are placed in veiny of Commandants, in the towns of the kitties. of - that.. ierta,itewt no other functions to telfil there those Witch tellawe SO the Police, and superintendence of tLe Frene`i troops, boars the Civil and Military Aothunttes, which Ws Mapaszy theXtrag 'Mi l ani' has paced in rhea, are aloe, ohartteJ to the duties of their places, pith which the Fierreh ost e t ra wiemslanes apt by no means to interfere. They will be pre_ tided with lodging sealable to they sank; but mey here esehiswg be demand, tither for the cermet.. of office, or those Id their taut*. They wiz be allots& Cie former on rthe same looting as Citnemandruate of places in the interior of rPlitiCf. Ma, after the Ist of May, they Nei be FLA cue of the erilitarf • elwist. - Prowisions an,l artillery are conveying to the and fortified posts of Tyrol. On the 4th V i tt% womb. A train of siege Af tinily left this city for Kulfstein. The greatest atlivity prevent in our arsenals, and the troops cannot obtans any have of absence, bovrever short. Litosnav, way 4. The Vice-Ileine of Italy is in a thriving way. -Gatisivr•Lo, •t•• IS. From a number of rPasons detailed in the Note of his Ezeeitency, the Gravid Marshal of Sweden, Count de Fersen, of the eith of Aptil last, His Majesty has bren pleased to ot•let a sciaa.hon„ eitz.pprd at Carlsetona, to sail under the command of Rear-Admiral Baron rudrilph Cederstrnm, to Isiockaae all the ports of His Istijesty the King cf THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, TUESDAY, May The Hatnhnrgh Mail, due on Sunday, arrived at en early bour yesterday morning, with letters and papers us the 21st instant. Two Gnna.-thurgh %lig arrived yesterday, with advices to the 20th. An - article, dazed Vienna, J.Qtls. in the 1 f asehstrxh Cerpasasuaeolea, states, that the Court of Vienna has.received an answer from the Court of St. Pe tersburgh. relative to the Mouths of theCatarro,which has enabled the former to accede to the demand of France. respecting that place, which, withebe whsle territory occupied by the Russiaas, were probably evacuated at that elate. A confident expectation of a speedy and general Peace upon the Continent, it is added, prevailed, in consaquence, it 7irortat ared the State Paper bad risen three per cent. An article from St. Petenbargh, of the 7th, .co.-roborates ;hp Vienna account, and states, that the Empakor Ausaa Dalt has assured 'General Mitt vat.try an (all parade, Stet be hid sent orders to h:s troosov to evacuate, without delay, all the places which occupied in Albania, and particularly the Mouths of the Catarro —lntelligence to the same affect is ar . nour.ced in letters from Trieste, and positively assert. that the wracuatic a of the Catarro has been effected precisely in the mode insisted upon by Bonapaay s. the place having been surrendered, in the first instance, to the Austrian Commissary, sad 14 him afterwards delivered to the French troops. Many false repasts have been circulated upon this subject, but it is impossible to withhold our assent from the present accour:s, all concurring in the rime points and coming from places so likely to afford the best and most authentic information. We early fore saw that the generosity of ALLIANDER would not allow him to involve Austria in a new war with France. But, though be has made this sacrifice for the sake of his Ally, it does not fellow that be will permit France to realise, without resistance, the monstrous pretensions which she has made to terry thing which the Venetians at any period pos sessed, either in Greece, or other parts of the Con tinent, or in the Archipelago, including the Seven Islands. 'The accounts from Naples come dova to the ?LI of April at which time Qaera still held out, and the Ca4ao►iaae nava .iss a state of imam:mini' in every FlAce where they had an .op9oeto nity to avc•.v their sentiments.—There brava and loyal people, whom the French papers affect to eon_ sider as a few contemptible brigands, appear to have made a most formidable resistance. They had completely cut if all communication between the division of General Vienna, and the other two divisions of the French army, and several bodies of men were still assembled in arms. These accounts are contained in Official Papers of the 15th and 17th of April, while the report of the pperations of the French, in the Paris Papers, come down only to the elst of March. Gaeta being supplied by English and Russian vessels with provisions. stores, ant, no dotiht, with men, if teceksary, we.entertain a con .fiJent hope, that it will prove another St. Jean d'Aere to the a rotas of .Pron IP A LT I. "a - 1:e report of the dismissal of Count Hato. WITS, appears to be unfounded. . —A Berlin article of the 17th states, that after the arrival of a courier from the K Inc of Sri /MIS on the 14th. be went to Potsdam, and returned ro Berrn the next day. A ecordirig.however, to an article from Gaventurgh, brought by the Cottenburgh Man, that MMist r a marked object of popular indignation, and two attempts have becit recently made upon his life. This account, however, coming from a place where liatiuwirz is detested, ought to be received wja l , caution. The P'rts of Embden and Lubec have been cx. cepted from the orders for shutting the other ?mi.- sian ports, and the entrance and departure of gn g . jish vessels is permitted. An order was sent by an Estafette to Memel, et the sth, to permit all British ships to eilter or sail from that port without molestation. -+- There has been certainly a little, and perhaps by; little to blame, in the eagerness of opposition to c b. Lin a full disclosure of Mr. Wthou A st's plan Inc the augmentation and recruiting of the regular arm-, but that patient wisdom which is not to Jae goaded into a discovery of its plans, before they have c, mired their last perfeition, is a quality every gre.a politician ought to possess, and Mr. WA NW! Aid has not thossght fit to go into particulars respelling own. until it was porfedly matured; we eressuthot , iced to say. that it will be brought forward, and fully stated by him in the House of Commons as Friday nest. in the debate on the Mutiny Bill; at the presest awful crisis we hope, and we erpee. that such a subjea will engage an attendance in that House, as great as has been known fo,r many years. Yesterday the dispatches by the following ships were finally closed at the East India konse, delivered to their respective pursers, via. Dover Cattle Capt. G. Rkha-dion; Lori K e ith, C am. Ramage; and lacean, Capt. hi•Tagrar:, for St. tialanda Bengal i n +. Capt. W.^ltden and Tottenham, Capt. T.Soez, for Madeira , Madma n an/ l Bengal. Haddam, C.ip4 Saylitfe, far kladeito and Earishav Warring, Capt.Ptemts, a.id Load Edon, Caps. Tomsk, 1,- Adadrasaad Itch I. Teionestlth twigs:, Capt. Watkins, for Ma4rav Bony PASSENOttS Pill DOVIR CASTLE. Fat Bangsa--Messns. Pope sad Mayfair, Cadets. PAIKIMBRII PER TP 4 m.. Fir R.ngal—Mr. Celt. Perry, Senavr Mee.-Itant Sparks,. Writer; Mossrs. Baker, stit!se, C: 14w en.ost, Callas; Mrs. A. and Mr. Ling, Ass /t.. 1! Surgeon. F., Madras,Me. F. A. Grant, Swiss Merelaant Retiersarms, Chateid, rid Watts, W. moss MV.S' Sw)%r. Chase, and Login, Cadelai Messes. Lenin apd J. &PlA:wad LaSSIKOIIIII Pit TOTTICKM AM. FneZenitl,..Capt. PA. Noble, Mn. Noble, Mkaas Prat don and Fushard ; Mr. IJ'arsen, free a wirier Mews Chambers, Cox, Anderson. Sibbald, arid liayes, Cadres. ' vy mairia.,m'esers. Slam and Jewett. AssastantSwpons; Mess. Anstnathet, Hasamond, Thompson, a 1.4 Ag4.:11.; PAsserests Fee paLotkailtr. Fax Sonsbaye—Sir. J. Suthadand„ Writer Mr. J. Mi. 4, f:ee mariner. , Fur Madoira.—Mr. Rob:. Seeds, Mrs Sc. te and family. PASPINGSOIS Pat LOOM 111.007 1 1. For Bengal—Mr F. Vansittaet, Senior Mere.itint “Mr.. 11. Servar.t, Writer M mes.Fialton, IrCne, and Reim, (A l ia% Mr. *never, free Mariner. Fer Madras—Mr. T. Avvii , , Maio? Sin 0. C l / 4 1 4 134 fa mily ; Capt. Stnksae, LieUt. Rtishbs ; us Rhhy • es WW.:e, Calvert, Hob'', and hiJilk. &des. Foist/4412M PER tisltkioT. lor 111 en P.I—M evri. Lois's sad Kennedr, Wei , er; Messrs. Dollar and Wood, free Marioese; Mesas. W.OO, EJwarae, Jenkins, Francis, Mac/end, C.ukspn, Shoror.::l , M`Craksn, Drlsp, and Clerks, For Nlarica—Meaus. Muscle's, Nichnils, and TsruS.,.., Writers; Rev. M Thompson, Chapben ; Dooden, Memel, and N. Moors, C.d.'s. .P•IIIIFGER,S PRI OC-11416 For Bengid-,---Mr. Marna, asps ant laarmo; Specks! . and Raker, free Mariners. P•SSIROCRS PER LORD [MN. For Bi•neal—Mr Pada, Mr. Jacobi, and Mrs. J. Felivan The Commission for she immediate issue of Le'- ters of Marque against the flags of Prussia and )" , r penburgh, which had been suspended, was, onNii tiirday afternoon, sent to I)octors' Commonaiar!:! l instruktions. that the execution should no longer 4.e delayed. The ports in the Baltic, however, are fur the prment to be considered as neutrals. The Meru, Fut.taa, from Charleston, is .de tair.e.t. and sent into Portsmouth. A Bert has arrived in the.Homber from El iirei: - . There ate 100 sail of Prussian ships at Coper.hagsfa many of which are disposing of their cargoes in consequence of the war between Prussia and this cQumtrv. The two compaples of Volunteers at Stornatviy. in the Ilighlands of Scotland, have offered to ex. tend their services to any part of Great B:itain or Ireland, and Lord S has written a letter to the Vice-Lienteneat of Ross-shim. containing Hie M snsrv's gracioue acceptance of the above patri otic offer of service. . % Ylisraing Paper of yesterday contains a long 27- ut.e, to the shape of a letter from Adtniral Ville neuve to Bonaparte, dated Rennes, Wth April. it is alleged to be an extrast from Lts Noi ic eller a 43 3 Lev. No. I, of May 3; and is stated to have been written by .Villenenve on the morning of his suicide. Les Aioarealkr a la :fn.., a putilicatisin t hat does not, we believe, exist, or if it does exist. which oi° person in this country ever sees, is a very vomit oient authoti• y to quote for letters and articles of the imagination. file inteliigeot and respellable Editor of the Paper to which we allude, we are con ider.t would r.ot have insetted it as ger.uir.e. if he did not aetatally consider, it as such, but we do not hesitate to say, that he has been imposed upon. 'Pe article is of home manofaClure. It never was Writ ten by Villeneuve, and the real author and writer is at this moment alive and in good health and spirits, in thiscity. It is generally understood. 294 upon strong ground. that Villeneuve was assas sinated by order of Bonaparte, whereas t his 'letter, if genuine, would conirm the reports circulated in the Papers of the French Government. w h i cla assert that Villeneove laid violent ha,nds upon himself. It is the tender.cy of the article to fix thi s stain upon the memory ...f a brave and unfortunate 05m: a that has induced Ls to take this notice of it. he some of Gaeta will continues. maw ships baying been obliged, by cone rot into the lurbour, met with a Ter 4 ole teeeptii-n. The Prince of Hesse &ern and their carir%; and arch - - Prassii, on the Baltic, from the frontiers of tlie empire of Russia, to these of Swedish Pomentria, as well as the mouths of the Fregsl, the Vistula, the OJen, mid the Peelle. EXTOL kCT OT A LETTEZ raou A OLNSTOCK, IN SAXONY, •TAIL V. The dreadful dearth and famine which distress our mountains,are particularly telt in our very,popu lous town, where provisions are not abundant, and where 5,000 inhabitants are crowded together in 400 small houses. One-third is so exhausted by famine, that many of them who might earn some thing by their labor, are so reduced as to he un able to do any thing, and are obliged to submit to their rigorous fate. Same relief which they re ceived from time to time, from charitable *sons in distant parts, retard the melancholy end of these uniortnnate wretches, which is intuitable, unless God himself rescues them from their misery. The young people are most to be pitied ; out of 5(10 children who attend the school, there are at least 100 that look like corpses. bloat of them have not strength to go to school ; they have no other sus tenance but bread and potatoes, and those set in sufficient quantitr for their support. In this situa tion they await their melancholy fate, extended naked in their huts. GUTTENISURCaI MAIL. Gerressuitou, M• 7 19. Cameral Dumourier, who has been for some time past in Germany, ;tad lately ie Swedish Pomerania, arrived here the day before yevtarday, for the pur pose of taking his passage in a packet to England : he embarks to day in the Lori, Captain Dell. Private letters from Berlin, state, that the popu l.to., .ire so enrAgeri against the Minister 7.-Lingwitz, that they have not only destroyed the windows of his house several times, but that he has been twice shot at with an air gun.