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,i;111 41 1 1 : )/-*. ri I • • r 4 1 $ Pi • I r 1111.41r.4 PAPERS. al:401'01t, . 1 1)1.1" f). 'rho rti, nifty'. of 7$ gai.. 1, ""I "*" 1-oisiit Torrington, arrived on Tuesday front Cape Ersticovis 114 front Gotatierp. While site was at the C.epr, the American privateer whitener Perm rof four eamonarles and one Ino4 la-tsuuaurr. and ttO men, rolusnandesl by a Caption Coleman, arm ed et that ;ant, and tired a s.ibite. She had been root three ttioathe front Philadelphia, and had tap lured. the duy previous to her arrti4l, an Eazlish aelnemer from Lormloit, with 1,000 barrels "1 flour, lomod to port an PriarPe 4/I.4reealil , to a Ilaytiun law , en , ntnnnwl in the 7111 Chapter or tlleir ('snit of Prize Lees, the Frit/a/4r wan ohli ad , term)-four hoar% after her arrival, to pat to sea strain. Hot el ohot.s.nlitz the il'urriae was eitni*ing "If the port ; 4.4*, however, eantrived to keep wsthin reach of their botiir r until dark, whet,. (arum., •I by a black • lu 111 stinl thick elands over the laud, wire esnapt.el during the ui6ltt. _ _ irLY H. Clio Nfairsty's ship tapphir►, of I R Kum, t7iip ea •1 Brown, front the ilavantiah h,,t entete,aticlwireil yeittrtlay, with the selioonPr Mary, Tomer. from this port to St. I)osnitizo, with dry joireli. captured on the 13th ell. liy the American sweetener privateer Shark, tm,ii.r t'a-tliatzrision eo aiel ordered for tint- port in the 17iisted State, they riml.l enter, bit rt -t-apta rel.! r cone days after by the NappA ire. :131.11 15. We new !ram that Pe•tian and Christophe hare ip.:rretl in nit:te their forces, to rvstst any attentpta that ina:: he uhale by Ftwuct ta obtain itorst..% , •iou of Et. ihatate o ga. _ _ Tor l'arthairenian privntrers ion* lately been loooln4 II Oil toolconnnitted depre ate:lona no tire property of the elefeneek. inhabi t:bort% : dry Olio rook some verseis whi'h me rent an chor at that !shawl. arrsy 16. By the Ammtve we kern, that great commotion* Ltd pre%uileil in Carthitona, mid that tlwre were three distinct ponies, viz. the Roy*lilt., the link rodent% and a third, who had endeavoured to 11 1 / 1 ,121 a counter-revolution ; in consequence ef which all British subjects were disposed to esti. bark for this island with tlwir property. So ilk ativrealtle was the news of the lute important event% in Europe to the Government of Cariliagena, soil *o appieltensire were they of ire opetaiotr the eyes of est. t their adherents. that. whets spoken of pub licly, tl w offending 1811 the nA of being aiiiireheoileil with impriumul. The Gm eminent nr carol:c.v.= had delnand,..l of tlw enejelmtab of that place a large ken, with dingo.. that. tiwy not rntnph within 41 glll'll 4441', ••1111, would lw taken 6c force. 1% hi Lis re/i.e from Carthk...•,,:i crery 111st•tg wrs quitt. Lint. notwietio cry.tt tyre beii,niiia wife viiteliained of coolututiona iii that town. Frmil the snotty r.nn of Government. it torn• twft ittowit lout: firiC‘h me.i:N•ty, ' •• , •''et. ttlid every Cm at limit tal.ter Newt.. •••••t•ttro get Imay tss tiot +lb he multi ohntertie Tamable* Ilrn FORSIG.Y EMELLIGENCIL. PARIS PAPERS. ►ARIS, AUGUST 31. lIIOVSF. OF DF.PUTIIN. PITTING ur AUGVIT 311. The Minhiter" ar the Interint and 01 the Finance', were ii.trimloyeal. the Ablp.i dr Iluutemiuiuti pre tirtit.ll Innibelf at the Tritium. mot der follow;n; rujet via IHK wit pir. I by Ow Wow of Vern.:— 1..11V CONCERNING 5A111411.17 ITION 1.00 i.. thP 7r24.! 44 (...0.4 K , 01,1.4 1-onet. \a_ •o fr. to 4411 tio.c t.• ..terose t 4.& rralw.its .164:1 come, greet irT Wit are info' writ, that dilTarnHirt h,., nsiien relative slw P. Fawn of cow ordinance of tli.• ith of Janr fart, which. while it aslinitt to a neat in thi: ii.unr Pecut, :sad la that of Depatire, such pi-racist onh as hare contained (.w intro taut "mites letter. of nmlartiti t, rifled in h.ulh lin yr st. at the aim, time 1911i1iillia the despor•tiont of the Cir.! Coins. relatire to foreigners aril their nattinit.g moo. I t Amryr ere tow No a .i.tat In reirsirc, aecoulits% to tl.r t.onn4 n( the Ciell ('Dabs owl et tie Coootototion, ui to 221 r e nto.s.rt • 14.11/ tt. • riviriols iletiandson, livid a kta al , re , F.4..ce tho•e. who. Stoking apes tin Fre*. I. 11.1 • I or , t• , •• to etteie amp declaratio n. in twll.er tio tits re too t• ha% Is Use itsterit r of the tioxeitot. C. no ratabAinsenen, ;Id to and Wed puhiac o•ther% Orr,. e.nnii•r Ist-Otte ve►t art which limit. t their eniviteecn eau i 1 ....t bit secee throw i.l*'e.••t ractirulir rls •.1 Ant if 16-, havv. r.e. ten years, rterrihd 16- tl:ht. • f French citiaens Air thcrn 1n .kelarr• thew, in hi continue to 6 joy Phoir awl paths-al. nith the excepting 61'6 ic ccvervs.l by Art I. of the urdi •:rw ••f the athofiuse. We lave fh•wtd•l it etriase h hi Jeitnel huts dot tint t thr 144. w SO.let UlNtil a de- Puget , t• 1 Frivrc. the ~e.• a yrd hire • lappiel r..•er• she its evirsv--t•na ash isf the ',Amine,' ninch NO 1. eirt• f , •eat a r...t .4 it. issol Ilasi in pal as cowl to OR ea v.-in:my ►rl:ltivr to 010.94.81 e of the iiiiniernai •tot • ere IMNA 4111 , 4 h t.Jeua•r or en the lomat 4f her. ;six M. I. rills err rolvire of our cunotil, and on ILt rrim.rt of .mr gill-belayed soul trust) I:4nalies, 161 ittae lilaelota,. Clunr.-16. . I. mod itrenre as folirres Art 1 All is *oh titifavh "(lite airpoctuomet• which ho.I iroo ~rued lb , 1. r tor) of F.-u ir *rite oisrell7f o l. lnd hr 1r *rim. of *b.* so on, m tllrrl in ihr prepaid freritor rower * &NI l*ne Arm uithuot ekterroptrat 13 5... e pr.t.10.1 from the aze of 21 t ars. are ren.res rril so irto.oe thr 4eriorotrot reTtare.ll•y Art. 3..• f Ow lira a she ilia nil. CNN year "%rot, mil 140141111 , 11, I /oat y Awe oaks" lb.', mouth, from she eisfruftho p, ,. .iostoos of porte..to, Ord deo prri4t is threw Widirrve.satioo fo is Ynetee They.oholl to this et.' obtato (mat tr. 1. item of statirri.trethio, ass eitoll he ritotairei to rotor fro.. this poolor .1 the 'test. of the mows rift:. mti lilts. the r%orp!bou of Ouse troeriel in Ct. I. of Cop softie's-ire of the -ith of Jo..r. ',Writ ran sA voahnl. het by conic of lelteni of oat rat ttitioo n r is the 1.. S. 1114-11 pvaans .. have -;,ul jrl sCIIGt lly ko were 11116/ bear*, eioll arising IM saint nips:sof )lenrlsr:haftio t ems lit ita) Ink n Essig 1.. IOP • resi4l. inn is ir.nnitkl• 1, a• er.lMtrrs of tt,or matins : the nbure derfara bolt. Nilo% she K. .pert ..r lie. set. oda-tor, ras e r r e es.. / ....erhom r ower of plant in= .eurr....l wit et td, awe lot fur* tbe emarnitsur of ll* ii• - %ewe .4 '.ill. 3 IN r" Fern wpm,.• I , nn. and diq.lawilintrd in elo 4fretio tairetg. 19 0 11014 Vitt he lag Aoriont p..rt cr Frainr. .1 bive f.. tes ;5 by thr lit weir's, • r INS Arose ismene.l-.1 la.- 0 1 ' no ' , NI 15 aPt! s;lf rlienFts. nt aS wu e 4kb I bet duty 'Annul amnia Mast et roma • tilt the% bive msr air drenrelim. • Cse Lur0 , 101....• isitionwtl by the Inn. a Ilta• tin I Eon 'trot • .r 'eat. owl "bhmit.l (wilt u. h•th•ro of itatto.!itatitsit. Isured at Paris, A432..t 8, 1811, (S:giwol) 11y the 1; iuT. .11•11 i; .le M0NT1.54,1(.101:. Adopt, a 1)y 91 ,r Mop., of Ptc, Neu, Aug. I. 10+11. Th. Pnaident aad Ileetabarieo, (bieu , 4l) IrAIIRIII.IT. Tbe Crurat de r.icTORLT. 1 he Lhikedt Marshal the Duke of 'Carrot, (IfAcrxxxALD ) . Seen and sealed, the WO- Refrowlarr, Count dr cm() Nvi .1.r.. The King , emansau4s that the peewees taw, and asioptra lit the House of Pc‘.e.., c.tr ri.'l t the Honer of Deputies, by hie bliuirter of the later tor Garen at Pari4, at the P4lam of thrTlmilleries, the of .tiltra.t. in the year of rice, 1811, wad 14 our reign tb :nth. - (SOW) LUCIA. Ihe Kist. Abbe 41e MONTEVICIOI7, The Pr*Nitlent, in the name of the Howie, certi fied to the Niiiiistent of the Klotz, the roam • nt tiro' made by him to it of the prt!ict or a law on na tnndiz:~tioo, attil declared that it be printed and :wilt to the Lummox. The discitssiop on the Budaret was tl►en remitted. Nlcs*n. Dtifort, Dnhatuel, Dusan's, Bouchard, and latatiert. successively enßatrell the attentio► or the. House. The Minister of the Fimanees ►hi&u spoke, and s►awenvl the different observations ituttle sinsitast the projet. Fir will continue his reply in the sit ting of to-morrow. PM:BURGH. M'G. fl. All the letters from Coiresihre_ren, 181111111 :14 throe from Sweden, annonuee the seibmissinit of Nora•ay. Ili owe Christian has art length :tempted the ertpitit lation °tiered I hy the l'riiire Royal of 5W1411.11. .1 Swedish fri,vte will (-olivev hint to Coperuhavto with all tlw Mu l ish ()firers who were in his It is believed that the l'owerm will ititerpouw flit ur mediation with the King of IN-tint:irk, to indiev his Majesty to revoke the art of forfeiture published by lasi against the heir to his Crown. Vi EN NA. AVG CST en. Neeer was our chancery so lust-. Couriers from the different l'owers are daily arriving with impor tant dispatches, which reopure deliberation. Our Court is In truth become the centre of Ettropeoits negotiations: accordingly Prince 3letternidi mod all 'the offices are elogiagerl night and day in corre spondence. On Ow 17th the liitiister for Forei , m Affairs went to Lultarttek, iu Upper .'-ustrito. where tlost Emperor is at portent, to cootimototicate to him 'wines ovettures which have been mottle to onr Cahinet, and on which it is requested to decide without delay anal !wrests. the Congress. Tito ta gotiatitnnf are comment-ell wills some or the Minis ters, hot thi% totality preparatory i ra ..i ows . o . is affected, lint what trauspires is sufficient to prove that the Great l'owers are not pt rfeeilv agreed upon essential paints. The divisions of t:ertiontiv, the didributirou of the great fief., and the new Consti tution, present nuntemus oliffieulties. It sr; , ears that our Court does toot view without uneasi , tess the plans of aggrnotiltteoteot of the (*to o l of V 0w ..., *WI idsltreloottietanee iti the worth of I:t:rosoasty.-- Tlie inudenee or dispensable far the safety of Bohemia, and hn. re .Ititlionv s brother to the King, stool brother...,.i.isv to the kinperar, who Los direct claims; to the cit0...1 of Saxony, would Iw highly disappointed to see Ins rights set wide. Ile is here to defend his interests, which are the Sallie Its tl.tWe of o u r C our t. I t i s farther feared that Prussia will insist on having Mentz and several provinci:s oil the left honk of the Rhine, which would make her a very- thrtniclable l'ower. We hate no wish that s!te sl 1.1 he crush ed by France, but neither do we wish that she should have it in her power to make herself dread. rd. The l'russians, tai the ether lintel, reprosselt us with not relinquishing ottr conquests. keeping part of Italy nod Pied t, wills contooinally striving to ono t n accessions of territory. Nothing is said cm,- tenting the Emperor of Russia or France; but thew Powers cannot help beiug interested iii the new stroatigeturists. I:ntglatal, its a (7outitiental I'ower, ovall also take to very active pert in them. Here then is aloutoilatot matter for long discuasi and, arot o olin g to all appearance, the (!olign ~ 41 will toot open till the bases are tixesl, mai the Negoti ation have come to ate noslerstataling. Meanwhile Inolgitogs are providing for the- Foreign Princes and Nlinisters, whose arrival is atinouticetl for the month of September. The Tian for ameliorating our fittandst is matur ing with great seen sy. 'there is nothing sermon in all that is repo.ted on this sultieet. Tlrnsc et.- ..raged in this loitsinoots ni.h to reduce the quantity of viper .Y. in order to rlillaill'i• ties Viijoe iii find which r l w U lie left in e . orsiltitiots : hot flub russ not Ite done without ispevii• : it is soul to he in Isontemplatiti to curry part a the plate of the dowdiest to the mint. Our course of exchange, which to fall againi it has already sank Intast2-10 to •!30. Four new trgi.nesito 111 cavalry' are about to Ise formes'. The Emperor, desimus of rewanling the liniorry of the soldiers, 114 , 1 caused medals, made of the (Imam taken from. the enemy. to be given to all those who were in the lost campaign. These medals are own at the btittoti-holc. flits Nlitjesty also to remunerate snch of his *objects, of the clttl order, as distinguished themselves by their loyalty, has dirteted gold or silver medists, aceottlinz to the nature and importance of their services, to be distri buted 1111101Ig theta. 3Lithinte Ihteciochi, Bonaparte's sister, .after possing some time at Gods, its Styria. is gone to Trieste, where he is to embark. for Naples. M. Jerome necurapaiiies Ire to Trieste, awl will then retails to the estate win-h lie has pruchastalvii:ur Aveotnits from the I.ettnit ;ofnrrn or. that the of tire pla4oe upon the eravos. mai 'outfi t uhnly :tz tisnynci, (1 . 1111111011W,4 but unfort.i nsittly ! , pnlitonr. 01 it have aptwored in Bosnia awl `serl sm. All prevaoti , ina ore I:ikot to pro vcot airy courtumneotiote ith ant morniera. VGA \ X MILT. AVG. ak Acrordiog to lorttv.ro from Italy, tht Kit% 0 &Oa ith to. a *mew port% of leis torntory or ropii .1 ftv the Austriimo, who tnru n deaf v.,. to ;0i clouus. e age aseurea• that this Uuuarcla means to twelve/1 In Vienna to the Congress, for the purpoee of prefcrring I luions And WV in... hr dgliti; lint we fear his proceeiliiegs will he at i tlisded with but little .ticeett, ttiod dint the fate of Italy is alreaily derided between the great l'ower, of Europe. Tie. (letaiese, also, coinplaiii of the Uncertainty it rhich they are, respecting' their political existtuee. Up to the present ono.. oncost, their city is Under the aduniiistratiou of Eng lish anal Ai:strain Comicissieners, who, in truth, have left the Civil (;or;:rettieitt to the Iteg,eiley, and tittetid only to its wilitary state. Meanwhile, has been announced to thew, the speedy arrival of a grrat l'ersrauere, for whom the Royal Palace of that city is preparing. llajor has already fur it with t .hite eon linen, nod prepared the stables of the Palace fia. horsep. The Odin biotin% hence expect a speedy decision. • We are equally igaiorsiit whether the E int ii,h l ,;ll keep Spezzia or not. In the mean time the work , . of the port and the fortresses are coinioneil. upon tlw plans of the French vogineers. Genoese, it is mod, inran to sew( I)e•puties to the COAWiCS4 sit Virona.--On the Ist of Angiect the English stmt away three ships of the hue, of 74 Olin each, that laud been launched at that city to the preeetiiiq mouth. ISF.RNF, AUG. 19. TOE (CIUNCIT. OF WAR AF THE CITY AN 1) Rr v:or.tr or 11ERN F., TO 'ME BERNISE PF.019.1.. " fleor and Faithful People of Ofrne!—Thonith your Go. vri &novo, voluntarily strives to euißrittolitii the re-establish. nen? of the onion hythe (re it .irritiers which it has offered to the ; though it has elTal lOallifeStY.l in CUlleed with most of the old Cantons, an int-ntion of stihtnittine •ecord inz In the eioituns of our moo slurs, its territorial claims to the slerisioa iir TEI tnilitary preparations nie% seem to threaten th' sifeli and trntiquility of the coition, are winkiirg in the neizlilionrinz onions. %Vu Call ow., it is tette, Nioppooe, that v •or former fellow.riiireie:, whom f irr l z s i f ort s, w oo , r,p.:eated Rom the C town of Fenme, have any isited , sio of .etieliiwe this 1111111011, and, r \I hose vi‘ilaat adialuistrotion they have for airs livid in hnppiurss and tralortillity Nev!vihtless, its we are ignoisint of tbair iota:to:biota, it behoves oa to 4* read!, for n:I A heal y responsibility will rest %too the/6R shoshall fit-lltiu .lk the lurch of civil • m. 11'c rerriya from parts of the eimotry the most one rptivoral testiowisics (tribe teal %rah which yon wish to Ay tit the di fence of yuar country. Cy aCo to rn.., prouf weaitt.t all blab, and a faithful mit:whim tit to your legitimate G:s verment, yaw will ~hew rum Ivi worthy or our aaer:tors u called upon t • in.tiutairi the houuur, the welfare, and the Nrearity nf the State. "In order tu cratify °utile nail So laudable a desire, and that into who are neither elitist:ll fur active tern er, slur ca rolled fur the nmerve "(the Gist chwa may contribute in rase of attack, to the eommo.l defritet, we have reeoleeti to form Cowponies ..f Voltiotvers, and virtue of the authority with which at , are invested is, rr gard to this point, we 'k eree a. fi.llsorw: " From the date of these prevents, rerry perstson of hairs.' r or coOilion, who is dispose.] to rtritribute to the sls fenne of the countrv, is limited to estioll his u,.nh without arts, for the Volittiterr Companies, o ith 11. e Astleicities of the esmosii..e i t which he is :it shososcilials sl. The teovier of the v.i!onteri. is 11 ni0...1 to the deferrer of t h e canton of fl-rne.—The of this smite shall lots I.e prolooted he) I t lir lit to. nt eirroonistaoress ; an.; ths. %.olts. , t,s•rr 'cook. hr ih, h ids-tsl ati atwot as eircoloosstaltcs , chanzr. 1 7 mm the time of their c.,terossx *pall art tie sCrl'lrs.. I hey shall re ceive Ike MOW pavan.: a•u', as the " lbS Alroyer, Peetiar it 'or 1' •ir r '! t .f "Car r - I). 1% 1 AVI.4A, ALM. fi. • -- • We reed in our OfFrviel T.,or, nit s ttoi. day the tailor inzeikich• -.•— •‘ In dry i.to;:, ; she month -if July the fa. mans Prince :*latiteri ,i•.•••c , 1 at Rbirie, as a tri.- ‘s .il e . % Nut having to obtain a risrseport for Naples, lie settled at Rome, to he at limit to foment ilitrigues in this kite:4ll°in. This is the object of the honourable secret 1111,ii011 confided to bin. Ile has comuienced with assi.ting at b 011143 IleOret of 11. h ich lie has declared himself the pro tector. lie Isis attracted to him a few restless spirits, who have nothing to lose, who eau use only in disorilcr, and labour to excite it. Such are the chiefs and the agents of a ridiculous conspiracy, principally directed against the Marche and the Aloruzzas. Molitento has been lavish in his pro mises of civil awl military employments, to setliice a Notary, a few Priests, some Chiefs of Brioands, echo ure the life 1 strength of his army. lie hub administered the oath of fidelity to them on the Evan gelists. lie expects from Sicily arms. ammunition, /cc. whirls are to he landed .at Civita Vecchia. The %tufty of the Notary is lactation.. ',hosed into a manufactory of proclamations and ad dresses, for the purpose of overwlicaning all Italy with lire tint Mood. This pospose cannot fail, ac t-0,4144g to Moliterno, who has already at Cbiaivano at gravid depot of 30 muskets, and another less con siderable, but which will soon be augmented to it!! Certainly this is a hoe artily." &c. itc. DUTCH *AIL. ratrivr, Arta. 29. " We have noothin,7, new to say about the (:tossgress here, ekrellt that the itegotiations are efmtitsued daily nu the most friesidly ranting; that tlw. sod American Nfissisters behave to each other with the greatest reeitect; and that throve latter were in. vited LIA Saturday to a inagssilirestt entertainineat in the I lotel of the Essgfish ,Ministers.—(Amster.. dam Courant, Sept. 2.) BRVSSELS, AVO. 30. A Deerte of the Prince S.ivereig:r orders the between \amain and Conde to he imme diately lil,i4sed. Ludy Castlereagh has passed through Mona, with a numerous retinue, on her way to Vienna. • The town of flay, hulf-wiry between Namur and Liege, is still garrisoned by Prussian troops; u small part of the town is on the left bank of the Aluese.—(Same Paper.) SAIMIERG, AUG. 29. 111 Saxony the people in general *WI very initch flr the n , toration of King Frederick Angie-tits. In !Alan: they were in Kopec of his *peed). return. It iv,us SUMlesed lie would go to the Congreml. FROM TALE T. 014 ER MUNI', AUG. IL Sallie Papers louring tamed that the Pape had g'ven to Lucien Betiaparte the title (if Prince; HI i:tlrlirlt "'w e er expreimes itself with scone warmth as refolist to the whole +toad. It hime hero as well to have extutiiiied the truth of this reliort, soli;ch ,we. coo affirm to he usifemisolvd. 11 , iiiirizs hMs not ives - , Lueieu the title of hitlee. Lucien lloslroleeri isatefhatt4 Its iStiatk the Roman ter..itnry, to witielt .1d11#2,1 !Alt% tout which mullet it , stoueil w'.thoEt I,i isisik.iten fsrma the Pope. Litei..it has asked fr this pernsiNion, and not olnained it. If he the title of Prints., it is ii•itlidut being. authorised to BREMEti, AUGUST '27. The Russian army near flainhur,rh is oboist 6 . 0,000 strong, and iveeives considerable reiliforiv im.utm. The recrtfiting 'or the English service, rhich had ceased (110. t tht ffanoverian, which had not been interrupted), has begun and divi sins of rer,nits ,as through here frequently. It is said that at the Congress et Vienna, leipsie will be declared a free iutperial eitr, at the devire of P.ngland.—Niiiither3 of Fiiiich prisatieni, in the iiinA miserable condition, pass throtisilt this city. Thirteen vessels of war are arrived at Tii.veinuude, to receive the Russian troops eoini:47 front Berlin.— ( Ituulent C'ouratit, Sept. I.) FRANKFORT. A1J0.:?.6. For several days there has been talk of the ap pronehing restoration of the King of Saxony to his States. This report, though still very uncertain, has caused a very agreeable sensation through the whole of Southern Germany, and has given no irrefragable proof of the love of the Saxons for their King, and the consideration which the virtues and misfortunes of tin. unfortunate Prince lo:Lve acquired lam among the neighbouring States. It is generally believed that this Prince will repair to Vienna, to defend in person his cause at the Congress. In the mean time Prussia does not seem disr,sed to de srst from the pretensions which she had formed n ot a great part of Saxony, and appears even to carry her views still further. We have remarked for several weeks a certain tendency in some German Journals, openly written in the interest of that power, to prove the great advantages which a ill result for all Germany, if the importaot fortress of Mentz. with its environs, shall be definitively ceded to the King of Prussia, it is endeavoured to be proved that any. other mode of disposing of Mentz will be extremely prejudicial to Germany, because in case of a new war the French might with ease seize on it, and establish there the base of operations for two armies, one of which might march upon Cassel, awl the other into Franconia. Prussia alone, it is acid, can furnish a iufficient guarantee to defeat such projects.—(// PO/vague.) wAns.tw, AUGUST 10. The offitrns of the Polish army have written the following letter to Cenernl Dotubomwsky " firngitAL—You call upon us again to be ready for war. Formerly the youth of our country united, and took up antis to r tha riOits of the kingdom of our fora*. thei s. We base shed our blood for almost all nations; they 0, 1 .0.11 us with expectations, and the blood we have shed has proiliiced advanhige, except to advvnturirs who aimed only at promoting their own ends, The reinem. Leaner 1.4 al! on e • iideavoues,which seem to have been in ratty tear open at% e4ll the ! ;iambic wounds we hare received iu the service of our eon otry. There is no n.e who does not think with tears on the present occuntsterss in the amid— all Monarch.; nr: uniteavouritiv, to give hack to Europe ge neral peace, its rights, and the balance t.f 7, All AA_ ,rats t xpeet, from the atia.ameiit of this ;Treat object, a durable peace. Poland. a lone, has hitherto had no share in the geni•rul joy, to which, however, she c:aiins a right. " We, Poles, who have aiveli to other nations an( maniple how one ought to tight fur oa.'s rirbts and independence, amain an enigma to the whole of Europe. All are full of joy at the new life they have arrived ; hat no sinzle nation ultchi!s to the justice of our cause. Unhappy Brethren! we alone return to our mournful homes, de,ti tell by live , as if all nations , intinoied to corer the wrongs we have endured, soil the splendour of our ancient glory, with the st it of oblivion. What tort iiie eau ke compared with this why does the Angel of Peace, who formerly opened to us suits dire, fill provert., delay to declare inure loudly in favour of our cause, that he may emu u all his great deed*, and not give us alone reason to lament the a:slab:An/eta of Rr re? r.aphtia t. us, General, what your 11le:ViltrCi mean, ft why we moat tike grins; shall we nu: se.tre ooir Idreding hearts alum we :11111 fur a war, the ul.,ject of which is tosiktiown to us. Aid: tits cooan;urroor iu onr DUAIC, what he requires of us? Wr are its his power, lout our o atom can demand our Wool; as soon as be inr,nreu to us thin country, we will tike up scuts for it, and its gensrous protector; duty and gratitude will then double our coorne and oar national spirit, but withunt this alsurunee wr shall nut prin. We oleeln re this, foil art mile ratter to au;sm it to the hardest nox-eajiy, to ce d ar.. etc fate of prisqaets of war, than to act unglletby of morselo-rs awl of you ; sn.:To one our sentiments, notiortoolli.kon , the nalioual spirit, to which we are resolved t,) rciutiu fa:tliful.--Orearrtunef Vourani, Newf. 3.) IHE It II PRESS. LONDON. 14 MON DAY, Semmes* : 4. A Dutch Miil arriicil last Light with papers to the 341 tint. We have Inure flint Nice muitioned 1111 I' rearp on Iltu e hject of rerorta and Speelll.l , tions upo the . of the negotiations nt'Cilient. The London Stock-jobbers, who curried on such u'd/talsing trade through the medium of that part of the public press which so disgracefully 'lent itself to their purposes in the late Continental war, it was natural to expect would not stiecuttib easily to their notisl insignificance. 'They would, of cotir,.e, the lewd, and many paragraphs which hove lately apyisired in the Mortiitig Papers, par. ticulatly T he Nur:ails: C l / 4 rosticle, their departing struggles. The Murniug Chronicle hat represented the twgittisition as entirely broken oh; Lot we regard this :et only a very fair apecidatior. The accounts Irons (Aleut its the Dutch Paper:, On the coutrary. Asti that the a,gotiatiou ptikeedi upon the moat friendly rooting. The London Jounials issive's great ; their character is so invoked with pulolic hui.our and integrity, the meanest of thew think it lk..Ves. awry to diseriininsofe between fiat Which they aver los truth, and that sthieh they u ntntu:irateate as were matter of repittt. In nll domestie metteis this rule is observed, hut we are sorry to"lintl, iw the case of the negotiatitia at Ghent, it is so easily dispensed with in Foreign allisins,:— Thr?e. unfortunately admit a latitude for Yrrls abuse% Stock-jelobilitz, political and speculative paragraphs, inserted in the Dutch and Paris Paper , . reach Loudon as wood as paragraphs from Dublin or Edinhurgh, and are too frequently copied into the papers of ',tondo's, for the meridian of which they are designed, without thought or suspicion. Paris Papers have arrived to the 'ill instant. They continue to practise the old trick of lIDNAPARTE. in giving a foreign origin to articles Orciimientie Lan. hettale tsar a, , trticularpolitical French pnrlsnssp Hots APARTE, like every other upstart, dreaded the public press ; be chmacterised it in his diplomatic affairs, 44 a new Power arisen in Europe." This Press, which he so justly dreaded, and which he took so to enslave, where he could not destroy this Press has certainly betii the most efficient power--the best friend and ally of the Bouaeosts—ffild at by the proectiliie,a of the Legislature it is left completely under the control of the French ()overtime-M. so that tin particle of political intelligence can get into it, unless an agent of the Cover . •rit sliews the way—the people of this country will naturally look with interest to any communieutions of this eliarac- . . tar in the Paris Papers. Of this description we; consider an article under the head of Vicuna, which will be found in our extracts. If truly designate!, it should have been dated Paris, not Vienna, for it., is most evidently a Paris fabrication. Allotting to the Congress at Vienna, and the prominent suhjects likely to occupy its attention, it enthavours to ex cite a jealousy of PEEtislA, that Power which Bo n•PARTE never ceased to insult, oppress, ctrl degrade, and meant ultimately to annihilate; aid it stands forward the advocate of the King of SaxoNT, the independence of which we are tokl is essentially iieressary to Bavaria. It is curious enough to find Cie Ministers of Louts XVIII. sating the cause of the ouly Power on the Continent. except Denmark, that remained faithful to Box*e PARTE; but they may perhaps console themselves with thinking that the King of SAXDNY would hate (lone as much for Louis XVIII. as he vhd for the; late Government.—ln the Chamber of Deputies on the 30th, M. Dumor.sen made a speech in inipport . of his motion for an Address to the KING, With a plan of a law establishing the independence of the Judges, by nominating them cur life. M. LARtiRDE moved the order of the day, but no person seconded his motion, and N. DomoLsets . 's was ordered to be printed. The adjourned debate on the Budget was then resumed Mons. Do It nActl, SEDiLLEv, FR A NuON VILLE, and others, spoke against the vote of interest (8 per cent.) as too high. The debate was ad journed to a future (lay. In the sitting of the 31st, the project of a law passed in the House of Peers for naturalizing all persons doiniciliatell in France who are natives of the provinces lately be. longing to that kingdom, hut parted front it by the Treaty of Paris, was introduced into the Chamhet • of Deputies. Our readers will reeolieet • that an objection was early taken to several of the Mem bers of the Legislature, its ineligibit: by the new • Constitution upon this ground, they being natives - of the countries ceded by the Treaty, and no lotieltra French territory. To cure thio defect •is the ob'. ject of the present law. The President of the Conned of War of the Carton of Bertie, has issued a Paiciatnatioa, ion which lie expresses his rears of a war among the (':olton*, and recommends provision to be ogle for that result. The Empemr of TURKEY is praised in an article under the head of Constantinople far his vigour and energy ; Ise has taken off the head of a rebel Hey and a rebel Yacht), anti hopes are c ',pressed that he wish he able to establi,li in Turkey a permanent militia, for which purpose au edir t its been issued. This was a fasnu tite p/aii of CuLle SEA./ 11. and the discontent whiPli it excited among the Janissaries, was the cause of his deptition and death. • A plan to overturn the Govertaneut of Mce..si is officially announced in an art :ele front Naples. IThe Prince MOLITREWO is at the bead of it. The Prince has established himself at !bane, tmd eta pests military supplies from Sicily, which are tit h►e landed at Civita Vecchia, in the Papal terr.torf. The POPE mid King FERDIN AN D ; C. are Mom charged by implication as parties to Th 4 Marche and the Provinces of Minium:, see stiOesl to be the jwincipal scene of intrigue. The . Naptea article affects to treat this attempt with ritlicalel . but enough is disclosed to spew, that it is a so{tt ces of serious alarm to Wit IT. By the Swifts fire packet, from Janrtea, wo the I.,flowing wirtieolars:—She hit Port iloyal os the lrth Jule. The fleet under convoy fir tto Warrior was to leave that anchorage on the f2:1(1. 1 L Oil the 19th spoke with the Rhia, front St. Ito. uliogo, with three ships bbutal to P&L' itopsl,6!O flu 'Novi i beeit mud the :I Loral prole go a OK s. I,ort Iv 041 'turn ever aro' r. en', et 111 day the ti..t of . Hr 111 lint Air( P♦ rat rec it 4 ~i