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PiClnfry p3i•.tert .n purp.r, by Nob- , t Salirke, M hinted ‘ll:ter, N.S Tn. hl- 4, nni-d P..rtwria, ingp-es.l• fymtrd fir O. 0•• Wrele. ant ...yr, which Vat Lau at went on iitr, anritgit tllc Catnap n the Galles/ n‘lite &anti bilitina•fts...u.ma. nyph:vrru TO Tilt EARL OF 140114 A. rve D e e r NiaIOWA, ia Too Vetoes,. eannn Otte . to„ne t;... oa o•tra *ant ensued...hod vo • els a Port:ei: tte..esl Fluted. .r..,. a Pat bug by Allusynaos • . 1 -11 E I.lFt: of 111011 AS Di.:RMOI)Y : inter *. •;•enod entla P.fwes of avian' merry, ammo oxh,b,••,:n weeleoty:eal Pf.iiaot oddity .dg-m,911111 , poet.cal taunt; awl r,:,- taots..g t Strew ot d . utrei..ookene• oath ibettrril ennneot re:ters. 8.. JAWS GR As r RtYNlttNi.). " •ach ro're.'d Ines ao .ell could farm, • a. wailnAmennim.'•eSt'd : Naa, rafah-..la.ridnir d. gr..16..a +llk Coe wawa; • sarayli ;Owned, U., wooderfol, toe add." 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Eltrar, of t letter from tli Swedish head (par tcrs. at La in Ow coning y fMecklenburg. dared or March. " 11,3 Majesty, ivfnre his departure frnm Rata burg, upon the tt7th instant, received the visits cf all the Members of Govemment, and principal per sons of the place, testified his satisfaElien at the prools they had giver. of fidelity and attachment to the lititish Govetnment, and thanked them for their attention to himself during his stay at Ritz burg. His Majesty deigned to add the most sa tisfaCtory assurances of the proteelion which the in hahitunts of the count!) , of Laucnburg should always fird in hi; troops. His Majesty set out, nn horseback, breakfasted at Roppendorff, and sltrt the first night at Gadebusch. On the 'l3th, he set out for Waaren ; and on the c..)Oth, he arrived at Schvrann. Three brigades of the army ate in the vicinity of Laage, and wit withdraw in two co lumns into Pomvrania. His Swedish Majesty com mands the first column, aed the second is under the command of Lieutenant-General Baron D'Armfeldr. The brig.tde of Baron de Vegeseck will enter Po mer3n.,.4 en the same day that the rest of the army will s.t out frcm thence. VIZNNA, MARCH Q. M. de la P.ozherc ucau:d, Ambassador from Lid to-day P.lis fast audience of His Imp ri.tl Aliijesty, and ~ ,resented his eres! The Count de 'i'ergen is re;Jrne.l from his mi'sinn to London. The nenc), arc hbouring with great atlivity at Veii:co, in fie equipment of a flzet ; orders have een given for building there 10 ships of the line. 'Mt v.rsenal of Venice, and the forests of Dal matia, ikraish every thing necessary for their com pletion. The rch Secretary of State, Leroux, ha s re turned m his mission to Constantinople, and two days ago proceeded from this city for Paris. He carries w :tit him the declaration of the Porte with re a pe.% ko the acknowledi;:mcnt of the Emperor Na poleon. MARCH '26. To e-e steps taken by the French Governm:nt to sslstain a passage by dr.: Punteba„ and which did not succeed, M. isle la Rocheloucauld, has, it is said, added the demand of a passage through B3Lemia, in case of war with Russia. This demand, how ever, has not been granted, and there are strong rea sons for refusing at ; for the hereditary provinc:l, already exhausted by the efts- is of a disastrous war, would be triabie to :... wiPacient supplies for the maintenance of a foogn rmy. The indemnity promised the Archduke Ferdi nand, And stipulated by the true- , f Presburg, is no ionger mentioned. It is intended, on the other hand, to add to the kingdom of Holland, which is expected to be disposed of to Prince Louis, the neighbouring Prussian provinces, which were to have formed the indemnity for the Archduke. We are assured, that the first ministerial act of the French Ambassador, since his raturn, has been to notify the taking possession of Naples, and to demand the prompt and categorical accession of the Lmperor of Germany to this new acquisition. The Court Martial, assembled at Konigsgratz, for the trial of General Mack, Prince Charles of Auersberg, kc. is not yet ended. Tr.e Russian troops arrived at Cattaro, on board a squadron of one ship of the line, several cutters and gun-boats, and six trans?orts, amount to 3,000 incn. A ehinge., it is expe&ed, awaits likewise the re. public of Ragusa. •CSTRIA, 11•IICH 26. According to letters from Semlin, Paswan Oglu vents his rage against the neighbouring Servians in the m'st barbarous manner. lie lately fell on three villagrs, from which all the male inhabitants had BA, and mtirdere.i, without m.trcy, all the women , and children, some of whom he shut up in their houses, and setting fire to them, consumed the mi serable families. Slaughter and conßagration mark every step of this inhuman ravager. About the end of last month, however, he was suddenly at tacked in the night by a body of Servians, and en tirely defended. lie was himself in danger of being taken prisoner, and mired, precipitately, with the remnant of his troops, into W iddin,where he wreukeA his revenge by heheeding the Creek Bi.hop, the Pro. topope, two othas of the clergy, and five of the prin. cipal merchants; and put seventy other mere .ants in chains. All Bulgaria has risen in arms against the Tyrant, an rhe brave rev:era' Meti.tko is on his march against him with 10.003 men. Accepting to the same letters, a Turkish army of .50,C00 men is c‘il:aSing in Wallachia. Isaacs, (tm osamsvia,) ►re 2 Three thousand French troops entered this town Testerd.ty, At l4be in I:.e :shin noon. This is the first c:luoar. of a Ihmly of 3000 men, to wise pos. session of Dalmatia. these SAlnftronri, this morn ins, he,qin their match for Stoehat. and timace to Grpissh,pschit art.! Z us , 4: thele tttibps should have emlintk-..1 at Triest, and rove by sea to Dilmatia but sf•vertt Russian or Neapolitan Vessels cruizi , u; before that port, obliged them to — maieh by lAnd. TLORENCE, IlAtt..ll S. Letters fdom Naples announce, that the two Ca labrias have been occupied by the French troops, and that the movements in the army seem to indi cate an approaching expedition against Sicily. The division of General Lzcchi, w:tich has en teted the Province of Alauxi.n, has taken possession of the town of Aquilt. Gaeta, it is said, has sur rendered. . bIAICII 14. It is said, that a Pataiarch will ht. nominated in the Neapolitan .lominions, and it is also reported, that t!;e seat of the Pope *ill be transferred to Venice, where he will reside in cpality of Pa t: iarch. The GCIIOII Gisette sa s s, that part of the Imperial equipage has arrived at Twin, And the the Empe ror Napoleon, will shortly arrive t!irre, nn his way to Venice and Naples. ICRLIN, NAIQY 4 2). The brother of the English Minister at our Court his set out as a Courier tor London, with advice of the shutting up the• I.;i!ie and Weer. r;:turn of C. utit Hangwitx from Paris, is expected in a day or tete. Prince G.igarin is arrived in this city. APRIL 1. A gieat number of lris:imen, who were pf-rzed to this country. six or seven years ago, and were divi Jed among Ile Silesian regiments, have received liberty and permission from the. King, to return to their native country. This has been no tified to the En&isli .Ambassador, Mr. Jackson, that he may provide for the conveyance of these people. The acknowledgment of the King of Wirtern berg, by our Court, has taken place. HANOVER, APRIL 2. a' Within these i ry days, we expel the formal oc cupation of this country by Pi ussia, to which it has been given, instead of the three ceded Prussian provinces. The government will then be conduaed solely in the name and authority of His Prussian Majesty. MAGUS, MARCH 99. We are now assured, that Prince Louis will be placed at the head of our government, wi:h the ti:le cf htadtholder, in the same manner as tl:e House of Or.ny,e I ormerly The name of Batavia will very sl.ott:y be changed. The waters have swelled very much in our Re• Almost the whole island of Borutuel, be tween the Meuse and the Waal, with 40 villages. is under water. APRIL 1. To-day will commence the extraordinary assem bly of their High Miglstinesses, in which the change that awaits our republic will be prcposed. We are still awned that we shall become A rOth r.; ve state of Trance, under the government of Prince Louis. TRIM, UPOICII 24. It is understood that the boundaries of Dalmatia will be enlarged : Ragusa, and the three ports cf Butrinto, Previsa, and Pargo, will be added to it. !CANAL, MARCH 2S. We are assured, that the Imp.rial city of Frank fort will remain independent, but that the Emperor Napoleon will take it under his immediate protec. ttnn, and place in it a garrison of 1000 men, under the orders of the Commandant of Mentz. The Emperor of the French will also appoint an Ad iititatrator•General, to ditelt the civil affairs. copisr•sriwort.r. rte. 25. Within the last ten days, the Ministers of the Porte have held frequent councils in the Divan, at which the Grtnd Signior has been present. Among other resolutions adopted, one has been to rccal the Turkish Ambassador, at Paris, Haled EtFensii, and to send, in his stead, Muhib Effendi, who was First Secretary of the Porte at the Congress fur peace at Cziotoioe, and has since held the place of Sekerd;i, or deputy. to Chiaus Pasha, and is censideted as A very intelligent statesman. This change is a c , n. sequence of the acknowledgment made by the j'urte of the Emperor Napoleon. The Beglerbeg of Romeiia, Joissuf Pasha. pro. seeds, with grzat adivity, in augmenting and put ting in motion the army destined to sa against the rebels in Silvia, which is to be increased to PO,OOO men. He his appointed the vicini:y cf Nista for the place of rendezvous, and will open the campaign its the beginning of the ►pr:ng. ►A RII, MARCOS 12. The abmpt departure of the itish Ambassa - lor from Cmel, is by no means to be ascribed tu a m eal from Mr. Fos, as is Et2!CJ I:1 the public papers. It is rather the etLet of the folkwing circuat stancm: When the liesiian Atnhassa.'...r, Yonder Malsburg, regne.ted an an lie , ce here, it was r•. fused him, with the lutimation, that the reside•:c c of Mr. Taylorott was highly displeating, 3: the all diplonfric relations WC!C sa:pended. A Courier was imrnciiately dispatched from this cl:y to the Imperial Clarze d' .Wres, M. Courbon S t . Genet, at Castel. In cJrnpliitice with the ds. ratclles he coniz.l ..ut with hint, the lattCraleliVtiVul a note, Wnlild leave Cassel in hours, unless the atinve.menti,n d Ambassador were sent away. Upon this, the Hesskn Minister for Foreign Relations. communicated the affair to the lish Ambassador; and said, in his memoir, that it was not in the power of the EleCtor to proteCt his (the Ambassador's) person any longer, The ch. parture of Mr. Taylor was the consennencl..... During this transaßion, the 7th and Bth cips,,f the army surrounded the Hessian states v Olt men. After Mr. Taylor had left Cassel, tt ct' plomatic relations with the Hessian . tart, .cheat had been entirely broken off, were again renewed. The EleCtor of Wese has been required to send hither an extraordinary Embassy. The Princess Stephanie Beauharnois, the bti2e of the Eletioral Prince of Baden, was educated at a hoarding-school in this city, and is only siweel rears old. According to the marriage contra:;, I the Prince is ro receive annually 300,003 guilders for his establishment. _ ..... The Vice-Consul, Puffin, who has arrived here from St. Petersburgh, was provided with passports by Prince Crartorinski, both for his journey hillier and his return. Notwithstanding the war, tie Consul-General Leviers, continues to re,ide At St. Petersburg, and he sent off Ruffin, on account of tde embargo on the sbipping. According to the new Federative compad, 6,0:0 Bavarians, -1,000 Wirtembergels, and 2,00 troops (,f Kaden, will be kept in the pay of France (pro- bably destined for invasion and colonial service) and a number of Frenchmen, proportionate to the stlpnir•rity of force, will remain in those countries. Will the Court of Hesse concur in this system The Flee:oral Prince(and future King) of Baden, who resiies in the Thuilleries, near the Heredi;azr Prince of Bararia, saw his bride Stephanie at the boarding-school of Madame Campo. The Cabinet Minister, Von Reitzenstein, who, ce his return to Catlsruhe will receive the port-folio of Foreign Affairs, is received with great distinaion at Court. The public opinion relative to the coatributios kid on an Imperial city, is, that it was occasiiinel by the commerce with English commodities. At the grind feic in Nay, a nolllitiatioput UL k:s and Peers is esl3.-Eted. Madaroe de Navalllac, exiled from this city, ols ta;ned permission. on 3:emus:of ill-health, to mai, at Air, ittstzad of the Isle tie St. Marguerite. Met dantes Cortes anti d'AyanaaAaeaugaiauladio capital. Count Munarini, together with Counsellor Abe', is negociating the indemnification of tho Archduke Ferdinand, for the loss of the country of Breisgau, by the pace of Freiburg. He was formerly Mi nister of the Duke of Modena, and he is likewise endeavouring to bring into notice the claims con cerning Massa and Carrara. The Emperor's desire is, that the partitions is Germany shall shortly be completed, by wh:d', France places between herself, Prussia, and Aus tria, various *null states, most of which belong t 3 the te,:ieratire system. Prince Joseph is to be Bing of the Two Sicilir ; his consort is still here, and in mom ing for her de ceased niece, the wile of General Maurice Matthiee• In June, the Emperor will go to Italy, and be present, in person, at the Coronation that is to take pLce Home. Letters from the Banks cf the Nfayn, daienfoch 22. state, that besides the two principal powers in Germany, and besiJes Ber.uis , Wirtemberg, Ba den, S.tzony, Hesse, Ste. sqme other large sta;r: will stili be erede.l in Germany. Priucc Joachim, Duke of Cleves asd Bergs Ira bens March the '2sth. 1771. and marriesi oath" 20th of .1.1r.3 MO, the Princes Annunciate Caroline, sister of Napoleon, bens the Otis of Murch. 17b3. The Duchy of Bert! contains 54 gergrai - 1.: 3 t square miles, and ?.::t .504 inhabitant.. The an nual clear reseilue of this duchy, whose roarafac' tares are so flourishing, is estimated at 500, 000 Onrins. The importation of English goods is sow prohibited. The duchy of Cleves in 1794, contained ,quste miles, and r 7,000 inhabitants. By the tresty of 1795, Prussia ceded to France that part of tte dud' situated on the left Bank of the Rhine. cartiPuSt • ing sixteen square (Mies, and 40,033 intmLita^' Tnerc is consequently left on t..Se R;gla La t. of ti spilt! miles, *ad a population of " souls. It is mitt, that the Emperor's rant::er •il. :r__; * Principality in Italy.