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Madrona Ilt roomer Were ei baited into;Nrartee aver elm Me Ned" peimeas etre lm Grand! Bretagne." ( 91 Y) YAIMOUTai. MIL). ' Noe kis mg. smote, tt.ir, M tl. waviihd. 4, 0 „4 14. IRI6 (Trimplation.) joss grits you a imo worlit to imp:au to port the Z"'Witch I fool at thst desire yam hate 4110 11 41044111 ( 4 4 , ue t la ve ofilr M 41. thee Laid Yarmouth pameaapa aft 017 co... Wrote. and that vhsteisur he shall say to yew. yima as uid 1.. repeat In Fieht lived. am, Ike Loii‘m, Jo , ' 14. 1004. (Stgood) C. J. rox. (No. XIV ) Extraa (rem a Theratch From the Ravi of Tottoradie as Mr. 30,,tary ' os. dated Paria,ltme 19, Idolliniallealde. en 'sue 21. till. • 3 4 1 14119. AK uproot Meow se i form leo, that, hi ob.rdielitre to peer *Am% (1111110 aU t h e WWI in my pewee to *vim at NMI OS era r IWO* I dr It aft, hammer, prevauted u.y getdeg h t , a , tpi ifs , afternoon .1 a. toth i m .„„4; a t, waited u roe *4. Taller rand to deliver to him vim to my care, and retillestcel to put „r i „ ) .;,,,,,,,ti0u QM ilia Aubirct 51 ivy purney 1.11 nest Illy. I intentl!l oraprafin g this iwanal to etrheaser to tae M d'Onbi.l if at taia. and mreweenicate with him premetelp . e amnia gatu II • Talley Yawl, at at soy rye tioelleate tree biovslaire or ee reetlons. • ?fever, ' that hf. Talismans! acknostkitlpas •treetiest., to btascurately comet ; 1 am, ! hint n-• conceotio. on i what h. .aid on distruul, to the settgeve 01 &city :or , *ea Oman** hrs.^ sob .01 Di*. Alournen an am, Winne *MO latter clams eirlbsomeAt. hod Mtn d OW albs Mows ft mt. le S th: l 2 , sabtlfb WWI lib b. Witt's, obiestWil to the S „ea vula.h . Le*. saa velAsh estlifeeliAA kid baaa !hum to your Lordship, Hot 11111110Worty was Inenese lloaelleoriart run Loodattits r. *old futtleer emit* ram aid If. Tel yang. Any torgfoconotion of hotel, , Itenpfrwe, on that atheist, - voila ho a broach of ley vilittlyi• Si the proposed baait, in it. Moot elvtitial psi. To *ay' that Hanover sa an ex. ersptsos ail iii. pt.ncipldritin 'sin, in a. much as Hanover is Is lholdoidollsostaltey in leilitito of Cir Croaraag oh .1-, on he other ha wl, the moogewtiosel toropose4 folth regard ha the preswis Empent oitillhallspendartta, are not *say is honour eif the Cowes of ?moos, bet mar/suboamiany be astbeiesh Sits ssnet4Sap of boo , Meer. With .herd to the tt..n. plaint to the *a* of left powers; in K•4l all portent° thisetail on Om trennalt!. I all comotanJed by Mt &Wade to thaosioit ti too the minute/est vecornpanthyt ti.. letter. got yam, L-avigh., en.old foie, OMB to M t.it, rand, that you we bet ortoresti to intake any oat of them normally ta..fil M. Taltwyrts.d worn. bolt. Fume. wound with respeet to !Vette. Tent. Loriblop t o ;greeted runlets, Me arquaint that Atinefer, that * WOW* eater% to treat Isiaibrailillt, it ri sink in the way oii whet( we*, that is is say, opparellely in term, but us •ub !Mom lit sorsoat with each ether. And beer yru will re v iit. leer et title iery ei.eurststaalor as cartraekd is your former e wetrettola rah U. Talloyraud, when nut Worm express. im *mit surly, that the m would be no •VlCtinil on the a( g pare ifts v. auzh preesourni The *KA of what I ha* mad so your Lordahio is this t tat. That daily la • siie yo 4 Nat 011 which giubjeet, If dd. ren* Wllaimos mawnisa•bony,lo64tenwatpaswav, it is is vain Mat any jliteltel elsooreilime !Uri. lninsiaaa. 16 if dearly grfighin kb inn *pinks nereinanta• raw Lonhhip; it :a Andy "titbit, Ma last desscriptaom of Oro shah am raeiproe may ponanny lin that two tidortaier, and cannot its all rota- Silky be notenosd by lath 14 ancanliqy In the lope Si toeivect by y•sur Lordship, this I Hopp Away be arnotipil, yo I may opon you: NU powers; r stating is aho woo tint*. sha datetatiouson Si this Court not Oh awn nt ow fasakhdroment without th• comma of R 1'44. Too Isillotos*Oko/01111ssnan is* 41ast.i asp, N. pin and 10.14. St we eagle anew either of them, it votail * *Slat . i lotc it mossoosay voivilaentibip wiN oat * lies the* potato so andolosive row* spout agreeing en poskatinary article. poso4oo9saeh e C be sonaviero/ as provisiood, a* saiikos; he dm sato a/ amis. Mob .. .s4 aaana at parerieisnai areentent, two log. taw inaminhas an gay rstianl : Wet ape, to wad the eg eement we AO ksio OWING' ioto, either to Petershirreo, or to tome segtorbol Af=dis Lagenaf Aloalanikr, at Vss,ntia, Paris , Or Ilflowthrieb elgtheglitylen i the Gahm, to copy the pre. eodhot edgoNfl lif 111p44.8nolumm and W. raanlain, in t h e nepal ivagits Yam tr., ali 16 la tbitt• 'frosty ono aigne4 by else ripigerst..nOwnet Of . as Lats. United &states( ate trills •I Atha she aud bean annoy not anis trills• abs . _ looted opus between France i ntl., liaol Iriagiarft tnevi Iselloal should wafer the letter 14 li.aia nsi appear that bee« nay enitrontlon !m -ew. a twor larel•hip s od rand, on a point which was naeniloose to yo..eginbiaitsporks. to be hi consiler.ible Intl ertAnee; I IMMO OWN elietabsem of knots end ' II a t don :•• betiesolt Map to a Defrofthre 1 leery. Id o ~p• say soarthis is if Wilt rat ma Its flitenynny•l u;,y,,, py,,,t. (a) A peg 4;31 ;. in iseprostiate, Let ni.tbing is yen Ann! (A) The ert.:intenta entertaiued to France an utt rel y dif hicw.a hone what Sher were. Tito asperity wheels cloaraet,re.d the cameo. neeneput tbls War, no limper traio.; and whir , we west deur, is r to lire in horinasip oil* so great a power at Cheat Xritain fit)" That in Poli' IC' it i . ifUIV".1110111 to hold the same lan sortie. tollgate berth!treat. .err d) Yua wim ii.anasaium of it ss, .sk uutbt,.g fiJau you. • . ' statO to coerser , _ r pear, wail lie tl n — estarst to the fernier ground, tad consider Sicily Si ill -MB 111Baatitsa, ,ameiy, a state not einiquerad by laroalaky lle be se, and coming moo strictly within Pllallitallhe et ha Ant worts ;"that it had been clearly ea. by him, and repeated to you, to the brat Maumee, that - did not intend to make Skity an °boucle to peat.... d ansehered, that whilst the . r ceirtinued, and I - a , were actually *drool upon, change of circum- MBIMPS were draw to be ciicoidasd as rte.:ins for a change of t -rms . ; that Bonaparte had been bet l- Itonvinced of the f ac ility o f taking Sicily at some In a. WO of the. wag; Lot that, above all, lie felt more and • Ma isa absolute necessite to make Naples arid the nangliboar lig litelewas temble; that had any confidential overture hallealtella three months ago, they would have boas ready es made the question of Naples, in the manner most al- Imadiare to Greet Britain; the same, a month later, with re gard's Holland. Throw subjects were now arranged, and the Emperor would mossier any retrograde ineasens, as equi valent to abdication. I observed to that html.,,,n that how ever mach good faith may be neoemary in • way transaction of the wed& yet, that being mere peculiarly so when a cosi menication it re ode sec re tly an d ver b a ll y, I had a right to be doubly surprited at soy change of ground. lie defended him self by hisforrner argument about altered eircsmstanees ani said, that wh e n no change of dispositio* wa s manifested ' tow at* Greet Bourn henna, as to the re,toratuni of Hanover, •r the possession of Malta and the Cape, he thought we misfit serer them to pewees themselves of a part of the .tales of their ibeettstary to the tenure of the rent, which no Genii , would no. induce France to Ferule. . Telleynind thin asked, whether I had any powers. I him that ] mutt decline answering that question wad he Ma fedora) tut that there would be nn to ancussion /*Pay; but that he might easily draw a cenelosion that INS, fiolDltto lipacamable manner to which Great Bi Wain so. ertairourad to same seery obstacle not in its awn nature in. surinountalalc • Miaow then nsantioned his being obliged to 10 t• St. mad asked, what I said ; I answered t• That I was or , centine e no coomasatioa till 1 Mairilrl be inforaNd Mew delltand, rhanging entirely the proposed basis, . urgedlesi more," He appointed one morning for receive an miliseer. accordingly retueseil to this Oakeycalterday morning, whoa . Telkorand repealledelie Ilya, offering to desist om die recognition kit Dona farm alttla lime ' ilatas • snaring this to t to Mb IMIIIIIII'IIi lai memed by France , and ssittisse liatatopt logiad • pleading shot no such recognition bele( dentandid, Hanover' 'mold then appear a fair equivalent for that wane. He re a d draft of smartish to tun effect r... That Great Aritain and. lamas! sea oppose rasa 4t'tfr, arms attaintt such of the A now at War, as should not be *met in the Prelimi- • Articles. *this I declined making any anesier„mmealing my adore le cestarse further al he should aimasleu this womanise,. ; mire to the heave bask. I aided, that roles Is. dal ' coalJ expect nothing but year order te morn to Eng- Tlasyread wished se mare to the old topic, no which 1 ato him, th at it wag Onpossible for M te caner-see npa of 114 &object, all he 11141dil iiitintly slinquillt made of uhtlianur fee the possession of Sicily. Talleyraud desired see to inform yeti, that on the 29th ' the french troops were to talha pillionsion of Cater, (MO. rill) ZIIIIMISt tem a primal' Ateia tam gad al Ta t trf a a: ; adr. Savertsey'rer, data Paris, Say 1, r erase Jely 4. SIR, Pad% July 1, 1110,--.Midnight. After easing the di•pater 1 had the honour to address to you this reaming, 1 want al the paaapesst 54. Talleyraed bad pro. rased pe bare prepared tor the lirlearaigert's retain. Instead Signet me the passport, As Attach, many excuses. for its having ramped his memory, rtiwasting ins to wait sill he should eume bask from St. Cloud. When I returned, M Talleymind papreod to me le offer the Vial TOWS% as an estabratroat for the Ging of Naples, and alleit the ilsitiats tniussi should occupy Mesa the awe day they hake pasaosaun of Hanover. On a little hrtherconvemation. lied hips doubt that were England to provide is any other manner fair Hit Simian Maiesty,dars Wei might add the flair. Tara and thou Ternaries, is ha ileatagnty, totals German dominions. Ttio prepaiton about the Hans Towns Wag mar* new, 1 promised to refer it, without any abSIIIIIMIII, to you, for Hu Majesty's emaidertlier. I hewn the honour to be, dm. (siOlold) - TA 4.11011T1 I. (No rrlIf•I Latest from 4 Dispatch gnaw *Mr. Secretary Fox, to the lade( Imaeolkdated Doweiag.stram • July 3, 111134, 141 Duvitior.strime, July 1, 1606. fear I. daystchei of the IM imam sere received here, early vortissalay sournioc, and 1 low no time in apprising vou of His Mansaty's conemands swathe paw* mate of the discui.ims sink the French GOW/lISAMISt. Tile elrandomneut of Sicily is • point on which it is unpin. able for His Majesty to concede. Your Lordship has already stated, titian...wean to M. Taflayseedi that this demand,. c irumistent with), • ors press dedlialtillibi, and with the whole principle on which the Flegociatiee rests. It as, besides, a M oposal in itself quite Inadmissible. The Kiwg's MN", Of Clip, Sicily for it. detente, bet with lUD light to pol e it to FrisAte.... It is nut essy te cumead, that the possession of Sicily can be necessary to that of N.ipies ; MK. if It were so, could that be assigned as a reason for His hilajeny', consenting to abandon teat islawl, which lin nray justly hope his novel end military forces will lie •b e to defend against all attacks. The liana Towns cduld not, in he pre.ciit circumstance., answer the purpose of an equivalent for Sicily, even iLthere werenet other obvious olijoetioas to such a proposal. Nor would it as pos , i hie that any solid basis for the public tranquillity of Europe could be established en the ults thrown out to you by M. Talleyrand, of leaving Great Britain arid Fiance at liberty to prosecute the war gains the Allies of each other; a state of things in whale their respeetive deers and armies would in fact be a. much op posed to lath oilier as they - are nee, and the Trace between them would be merely nominal. ft is,. thMishire, to be hoped, that the French Government will remit S. Its original proposal., with winch vows Lawltto was charged *M. Talleyiand. Tr that tit.., of Never ma* be yaw Lordttepli • efiffis:ottr to recall I.• .. . . _ . ; and if, unfortunately, you should noel this to bo nothing Cam remain hilt that you should auto, 'll perfectly eiel a holibacided term•, flirt sou Are riot At lawny to treat on any ether groonst, and resat therrforericaira your paespons to rotors tia England. I haw shred in my last letters the different ideas that had oecorred here for cool:lining iiiir tagocsatsott with that of R untie ; providing, at the Lague time, li., the sonny of Sweden and Portugal. Until wean infornied whet other proposal ie wade in this re spect by M. Talleorand, I can only desire that your lairuarip will keep this subject view, .0 as not to admit of any thing inconsistent with tie princyle of good tAith to which Ha 1 1 1114e.ty must irn suhatanze adhere., ►at hi such futon a. leg best farditate the great wort, of peace. 1 •w, kr: (No. NIX ) Entract from a Diarist, li /rows the Fail of Yarmouth to Mr. S-c.etery Fes, dated Paris, ,)lily 9, IBo‘.—dieceised July I.? hill, Pain, July 9. 18. - . G. Ito the honour to receive your she ioata it, early yesterday inining, arid a. woos as posink mier ugh,' upon St. Talleyrand, to unuabutlicare to hint, shout she tiler made by France w a by no moan admissible, and than I had no cithority to listen to any proposals 0hm5...0, for the irons ration of Plane, tall he should Coin from all pretension to the I.laod of Sicily. M. Talleyrawd riot being wilLtng ti, make troy such &tiara non, I asked bird to /se one a tampon tra return to-1 oorlArs ; n , . desired oar re was:: tie be should agars ha.* I,..sen vie Elllire:Oell . , ti m ieri , romi le riot .1.44.. . It i e girraffigf di all 4 ilit Ilis MIA wllitli dial --- ;;W i ell 11-16 =hot siaftt di lott, ow nod os it to krt. w'hotlier a ,' • Om% to *al' . • MO. ret4 and filar dosioar loy rit $ Italian btatt a Muria hem the Matt of Yarmouth to 11 watoonoecle.l with ow;a. watwoosi, 11110 a tho. • Vout, Mad ?aria, JWy 1, IStag.—kectoood J uly 4 Im o ifiti r ely * o i l t o stye .. • or, Om ite eteIOVOMOOS of v t.,_ &S o fans, Joh I, 1446. Ike respo.in v imamate of the two or Oise a fielialli 4, honour Ma receive, en Saturday a i s t f , at til• ft 114troster il o uW , b.*: authorised by Alessaers, powerweilt which ft ha, racjously plime r d Hi s -y to 4,, for b.OO. tiaatuziatia yew Duped' of the 41foth .4 Juin 1 ...., w adi 40 IC Tate/rand wU% 1 6 4 . pillp . I IPS W. Talbitaal next muishok a. 4 glossa I d 4 iis lirait-e sent otitiosiooot •4.4 AO Wm, le ilftawimigaft manner, the iMpOillabilily of my COSMO Clitiet"TilolS Is COatalepeelle""6 P ell• . 111 1 / 1 1 101 411 11'1011111111r woo the remand outlaws of piece. % mold i sas 4 F. ce clue fteoll desitems 14 OM rag de Wm' . 10111110111 Idliallsiimmi.. it--- • r- - - le or kik , - - s a` as./ 'OM worm OWN Milt Mt snooty, a 1 • !meow% ha t t._d•rit, to Why* M . Tatt•SIAA. M ex. steasitio 1 p r .,,e tee,. Irfal,orhouglA Awes Of Wags lips. squally M. Tel Wes** ••'+, Ofir'it *al . le t queue) P.m*" wet, that wise We bias 1 rheas , had token place er he had hlresed at the te.setbilite Mal of, when I law aler hint, ;knurling on' the readiness of ii Sid . as weal: says* I .etad torahs mentlesid, diat th. I fro: Mug voseived leper* Ass.* beettse hid SS remise I i. - ttfice wowed • ',der hiannbin. sta! ~Ing Oat Papiat sosibbst he held without surateurui dr hand ells pestabilby they taw ai Oka*, powasion of The IL YAW. 4 onoessed him. that, Wile eweeted to Usage:ft Cloud, au . ' matatatioa of Naples to 'h4 In of in.4*. ea a nearer, three is . thews *We be the roi i 0 i 114 their segoration. that this I - .: ht Si* to ba tho ,-eat dillikolitg, ateech. ;wham should ha . voi ttile 4 islets S. Pt OS. 14. Telleyrand re• to sec . ..- s' 4 ' SSW I the latermiliatme of the I scent .. ' swats tat is Maple.. Venice, N. Tansy • • , a • 4 sesna,saa Aran. r ai g i Mathia . palian stain from ita 1 uo Miss el suns, in :. podium Is the VT*" itoleu‘tir shoaltsea r l seteranly seated by r of 00 1 - th ilik , ilry isdFainbalr Apo the* shading i r • eg ant asseaset . egatie:lset fee them. wereld thin mad ohm sopalle - dolla Ate leaperem ill. the *aft r 1 WASPY tW o biSag.(e) "Oral Squa Irmang Ai .. t.'l .. pegs to smuts lows *ss ley at e au. Popes n. , ~ mg plihogpinati, Alan Istedddedildwa dirt Ha. , Or, Artie few entre he tefible basser of the To We apal Abbe he bao hump* of lantioh setae awe ~..a.tst allindrasllit MOO and mama In so I cool iNtrywitille i lhs hoe, I shard wyert SI Talleyraad, laiLl. easy busies aleseselasiley silleslieg to the changes lit kid hill. Tali *rat aa Alight Mary and thesed leave t. sprat this sib- repasts! t dna*. . had ,samald at al brave setenteare with his, ew ins pa sod ' 4L 4 Sea ass sonsalls. hr. Tail (Am XV ) ef JI/12e, C . 111:11 , f1. 4 ilear4llAllis "rotary Tad, SO Xe/itteldl e mar - 1 0,611 t. 'ono 211. NW, • Itatasat ,- . WIT LORD, 1 *appiag.anest, ANS Ilk IU.. M. 1 it Weise frostier, w fletgulay Everting, to r e c e i ve , o wind rit4 .9 .. 11 , 0 • , _ s grow Il? , k. sad ithwoblieweler have teare r . SIR. IT' Rh 4 bet b-so, As , theta tilt . shows, totally i is All " a° =l;varga d es lossineso: this moron. lb! le:Awl. that M. Talievrand aeknotabeftsi ritimta. __ ... . 0 . Si ' eltioadlothows, to beasurately cornet; '°'''"'' e M ill = li tre i rfre° lo4ll .ll thino I hen) n 1 coneeptios on her its haul Wan 'add& horn what h. said to do11:144 hi he ...," . .._ 0u ''.' Vrie: upon MB ss , Oos si &eat , :.... .. ""`„_"' ffi, . Pewee. naps istla *roan** Tits." are rum 8-6° ' Obiatoie tho albs sei i e ., yips," that/ that the Mr iimitle bilk lasterti stratosot. tidal** toed by r i .___, 4 ".... Is sat of Ma to as le se the faith ' ".' ''''',. r k . ottbo We is being is ba strictly obamed to the bees, • "" a " dir sad pa* *Or Belie, «I wbieli musfactina had ba ss r ip ig , Tow" sod to 'Our Amt. VW elo Webb q was mad 11041111borise a miai ""' :rem Ladthip t. *old Uinu emit", rants wadi IL Talley. TO* Pule end.. kw' 1 Orgionollion or lowa. (taut s. on that 'theft_ I P rpli a s ad ____.. T'~ Mr. - • .-• • nawas t it o me% ii&Mal•m 4 0' • typir t as ea • any far few 1100 1 Ilk NAM **lv tse ibis Ns that as Oa 1.1111111110, Ml* artarhilsg. - a consenunicate thin prumeastrisr• Shat it by ao a t , mes aest.•ttratil roe So ex po& be swim. rid. therefore, I oast hog leave to inturn to Sighed. net bees hat% I should hantedtately have immoral Sli ppoports. I awl WM is/ ,on, Sic ea Mlastoky, M. Talleyrand took vole UM% end %shoe twat the Telegraph announc e d the a of exptrei:elng at the sane time a well, that I: lm aginal:ea be would bring might lead to Pens I an swered, thee leasold expert In such result, whilst France de• iii.iided Slid/; and added, that , f I Might believe public re. port, the Empower so far floes shriving any pacific disposition, tray day threw new obsrszes in the way. I than mentioned the changes 4n Germany. M. Tallayrand sang, timidi t y were determined upon, but should out be pub. !hilted ft Peace tork *CC tie hat since repeated th- to M d'Usahril arid myself, saying if Peace was made, Germany shield remarn in its present state. d'Uobril writes both se yea and to the Comte de Stro. ennuff, , his Letters will swabs* contain more than soiree, as Ito very little with M. Talleyrawd. I ink en very delicate gnaind. Had i entated sufficiently into the question et indentottioefor the King of Sicily, to obtain a precise idea so what demist they could be carried. Monsieur de Talleyrand might have fomusrl an opinion that I had some instructions, aud was reuared to abandon Sicily whenever I I,an assured of sufficient conipsnaaaten. (No XX.) Extract from a Dispatch frost Mr. Secretary Fox, to the Earl of Yarmouth; dated Downing-street, July Id, 'silt. MY LORD, Dooming-street, July li, lec.R. Your Lordship's last dispatches have been received, and con sidered with all the atteotioa which their importance naturally demanded. It is unnecesrary for ma to recall to your Lordship's recol lection, that the deinand of Sicily, in so ilitever stia i .e it nay be brought forward by France, is in meets contradiction to the °Tent originally made to your Lordship, by M. T l lier3nd Hut at is material that this topic should nes..r ba lost sight of Su the course of these clistue.ions; and that your Lordship shouts One; re to M. Talleyninel, that, whatever difficulty envy obstructs the conclusiem of tee Negocentaa, arises solely from this insexpefled departure from to. basis originally esta blished. An exchange is for Sicily, and it is In that view, and not in that of au absolute and iinconspeosated cessioo, that the question is ia be considined. In this dupe of ills business, it is obvious that the value of that exchange xiust be to he judged of, not only by this country anal by Itiosit, but also by His Sicilian Majesty. As the King, whose hoops were ad mined into Sicily furita defence and potectiois naturally fede insuperable objeCtions to any prupos.l for abandoning that Is. lane, unless with the free and full consent of its Sovereign, aad in consequence of such an arrangement, ea *mild provide for his interests by a compensation really antisfaetory, both 4 point of value and of security. se Thai plea of creating for hint a new Kingdom, to consist of Dalmatia, Ragusa, and Albania, dies nut appear likely to an swer thh. description. Albania, •Istoll hams se lisp ILPIrt of this proposed Sovereignty, is now a Pfileilbele of the Turkish' Empire ; tine disinembetinent of which it is a principal *Weer of the policy both of Great Britain and Reyna to prevent.ee That Province has indeed been frequently inv ved in the tame ten of catfishes which prevails in many miler park of that Empire. Set this circuisselairce "sly rocreases the difScelty of giving any consistence to a Stat u t e b e (mined out of su c h ma terial*. It dew not lessen the other objections to such a plan. There are, in .like matinee, many and strong objeetrons en that part of the proposal which respects• Ragusa • an in dependent State whams territory has net er been ;Wee to France by any ate, and of wine le neaten coneeimennelume no right to inpose, her occupstirmrd it but 2 indeed of Teri Yeeeet date But eve,n' with Atlanta and Rictus. and much eine, without them,Hr Wetly Wes no hope that . Mo. er emelt ha ionised introit quarter. a weeld, .:Res a t e: ,ent of battery, or in ...undo, of revenue, afford lie nines of oppos ing any barrier fOt estria or Turkey s or "vele of maintaining , Its iota independence. What advantage then could be gained to the Allis -bre cre ating a nominal Kingdom, withoct aq sudicient power either to nellice the Countries of whien it would be rompes n l under any matins system of Government, kr to defend itself against tho hen attaek which.," he latedg epee it (rein without Y' • Iftherecould, with ditto:went of He famine Majesty, bip any quartion of an exchange for Sicily, by tier matron of 11 ids/ State in that quarter, it is obvious that Ma could no =lie be done than by 1MM1LX406.44 Dalmatia not only the ee( Istriadiet who a very large properties', limit the whole the Venetian St a t es , i iic l u d mg, if petelble, Use City o f t'ei ilee itself. la some such 'trope me this it is poselble. that the peeproitien might be rendered not wliuil y unacceptable to His Sicilian Majesty. And although the interests of the Country deparately wadd be far less consulted by such a plan than by cauttimed occupation of Sicily, Lee the sense which the &eels Minister at Parisi appoint. to enemata of the advantage might result from it to Austria and to Rowe from the mew*, of Lialinatia, is a were well combined with future ar. rangements4defence, Might iostran His Majesty to accede to • I , rutiosads Maus droesiptiee ; on the .0 timed above men tioned of a Mes a jtsietossatut us' t h e part of His Sicilian Ma jesty. There appease. howereire, se little probability of inducing France so to extend her offer, that any further dismission of it Might scircely have been worth pursuing, had otos M. si'Ou led so strongly expressed kin wish, that this Court might rather omit to tenipmisw than abruptly to bieak off • Nagiiiiet ion , not brought to a mate ethicn alines so little promise of sup row It a only in zompliar.ce with that desire, that Hie Ma jesty has been pleased to dtrezt your Lordship to continue the conferences with M. Talleyrand, so as to ascertain whether any more praeticattle shape can be given to the prunes*, of an ex change for Sicily. if this cannot be dune, your Lordship's at tention will then, of course, be directed to the object of re calling the French Gioreinswent to the basis on which the Ne viciatissit was originally placed by themselves, and on which His Majesty is still ready to conclude it. M. rrtJubril has stated to Count Stineorroff, the proporals which have been made to hen for the enficlusim of a separate peace, and the inducements which, he thieks, might lead Ills Majesty to judge such an arrangement useful to the general kteiests of Eiv i iipe His Majesty has, undoubtedly, been at all time. ready to make great sacrifice' for these interests but leery faiths expectation is entertained here, that Russia could, such course, obtain any effectual smuiity sir them, at a 'time when sat nude arm danger is to be apprehended. earl its ate many quarburs,.'ivires the projects of France with respect to Germany, Sense:lrbil, Sweden, the Porte, Spaiu, and easeetagel. 10„ the.persente-riewerentetwe nf4urope, the law hope of averting there dangers is to be found in the Union of the out ) two wirers no whom France haa as yet madu no impression, Gte:tFli Rums. And althuirgli the mutual gond disprositions and confilence of those two pullets should in fed missile, as tits Majesty tau t. they woald, entinpaeed by the ilif:crenc e of the situa tion. in which a separaw peace wosig Ware them, yet it is Ms th if the sneinwould build tile onset extensive hopes on that tutinititisin, arid Woolad be more eneeurateri by that, Man-by any other Csrconistslice that could ha srsited, k• pro ceed le the esseestion of die pinsakenly annutiiiced to your Lordshipand u, M. c'o4 H is Majesty, theielore, dime's that you slimed express to th a t Minister bow ...tonal it ie es' imply case, that the two Court. should continue to cambia, their measures both of peace and ear, arid that no expectations should be nett out to the enemy utilisers. in any endeavour to conclud e a sep ara t e peace with iunicr of the A 11.,, a line to whirl., a your L et a_ ship will have informed M. d'Usibril, His Majesty has, ea h i s part, strictly adhered. (No. XXI.) E x t ract k e lp a Doriatcli iron, the Earl of Yarmouth, to Mr. Secretary Fox, 'laud Paris hely 111 -Remened Jul. 2d. • Parts, July 19, 1 'WS -Of :clock at Night On ilia 10th, O i -riersl Clarke our named Piempotentary ti ire , ' n i gh r they WWI s:eee hart da iy eunfeemors of ratty Penn; yesterday of fourteen. I hear every &hie that Pease will he signed teesnorom, between Rose* and France. On the 17th, M. (Motel admitted t ine, that he led proelmed his pow is, arse that cen.sitions, sit-h as ae toeu',l judge . - .reses ay to 111.11 e the , 12•-se the en r ' im - 4.4c:41 •sit• 644 Wes s ilia 4 t• outwits; ond this alight, on peening him. and renensisennio, both tapes hhadiat oaf isle ireptoriety d, wok. intermits*, I area fro m him iholweeneds, .i Wl, riot , g d in his reesenes:.-vet • Qua esiyaitt Is dart •r humeri:it de l'Autelehe, sithomy* is .as b' etnirriit tie .on demi, d. t o faire, NUM", gar 81 1.Y . i.mtvaslirre" All he now eopeci s claim is the Maven Of dill-hwape (.not Ortimarii ; and It he is with," to male rm.*, no moolidog an asumand e that order, to that etfect shall he sent, weedy elm mealy but chef it will be siened, tad mobility not a battalion make a roropole move ment afire, males Sic ily Psl Talieveaml um that M. Cflobril is w illi ng to lune" and Dalmatia and err-a to engage t o elicit the juncti..o of the form er to Nl:Fkmi, &c. I have used sway argument to dissuade 'tf. d'Oubrii • fiern 90 unadyisM and unwise a ilwasii•-, 1 heue more that. I helicon, with success. Indiod. I *eared, .m the first heir I met hire, ti.At lie was come determined to meke ala ac. , rod or bad, with or without Great Britain pedlars, pia a Aug, which may be a great deal, if that day Mould produce from M. du Strogeonfr On the 17th, at night, the new arninaeinmat. for Gloomy were finally determined upon. The Princes and the tees who signed were scarce allowed thee to read the deed. . There is a considerable army firming at fleyenne,• thirty thouuod men are there already. This army Is owenribly Lima ageism Portugal, but will take Sraie M likewise M,. man, one of the S.Cratrlei of the Forties set of fee Lisbon with a Mission on the 130. ' Ail the officers of the array; ado in Germany, (nein* yesterday, orders to join their rogimenta instintly. Thaeo act at, this it to lave troops to occupy the mates 2, 4.01 by the new confederacy. th: publio ascribe this hectare to a de•ire to frighten the Eitimror of Germany ; and Myself, to a . as h hi hurry M. dOuhril, who has 'hewn so much mimicry fair the evacuation of Germany. M. d'Ouhril and M. Talleyrind bam, as I hare learnt, fiaail op.', Majorca, lines, and Minorca, Ai His Ssdi. maj ary , if they can prevail open us to evacuate Sicily. - I have the horning to be, dltc. YARMOUTII. • That being aware of the irroordiase d over of Aroma. if it was in his power to sans it, he should think it his doty IS de so, even by a separate peace." (ro be continued ) /4L INTL LA./GEN.:IL Y mourn, Der. 20. Thursday hat arrived His M 'jetty's ship Coldtm, 01 74 guns. To-day came in the P, Ia school tar! S,sencer cutter, Hasard sloop of war, onto Torbay ; and His Majesty's ship Timpani, so guns, Rear Admiral Narver, ffom off Ferrol. The Jan and Willing., Wells, of this port, froond to Dartmouth, was lost kit night, on Mount Batt:n Rocks, with great part of ber cargo.. Mr. H. Peake, one of the Surveyors of the Nava, arrived here. with Mr. Sisson, master-shipwright of Woolwich-yard, to inspeet and rep ,rt to the miralty, the state of the shipping of this Ordinary.-- Still squally weather, wind at S.W. • • vat. mourn, nPc. 19. Arrived the 'pert letter of marci n ,.. o; Jerseys Capt. Gabat, with Mail and Dipatches frOrn Lis bon, seven days passage. A Gentleman, who was the bearer of the Dispatches, went off post ter Lon don this afternoon. The Aar lio , rd and Wabi,xlials packets had arrived at Lisbon previcra; to the sail ing of the Dart from thence. The Part sailed for Jerseras coon as she had landed her Mail The Roll*. American ship, Capt. Garet', from Norfolk, arrived off the hartour this morning for orders, and proceeded on for bet ilestination. Sailed His Majesty's ships Plasetyrnet, 74 guns. Capt. Bradley, and Z.nrins,t, 40 guns, Capt. Lord Win. Stuart, for their station off Brest ; and the ,Alorittoon armed btig, Capt. Barker, with cowry for Wales. • CORN LXCHANGL, Dec. 22. N.l The fresh Arrivals of Wheat sia-rlat are not lefty wise datrilVe l but form tolerable Wiantittes ; and the general Sales made rig this Trade, are at the further drelin..ion lc Frier of abo u t P., per quarter. The few prime Samples ■esely at la 4 quotation. The supplies of barley Cr, abM , a.d his Jarrell is dearer. Malt is at rather better price. Saes swot draws uf each kind remain with little ftuCtuation. O( Uois &carte ant fresh supplies, and Psis trade mown full as dear. Sales et Flour are dull at prereot noires. CURRENT PRICE OF GR MN. • W1i5at........ SEs 61,1. 84s. ReAns.. 44.. 51. OA. Vine d 0...•• ..• Km 90a. W. Tack Beans B7 44.. 0 , . Rye 408 469. Od I Oats "Odd fig. 329. Barley SA , . 44. OJ P..laimls 044 SU Od. Matt 65..7i.. 0(1. Rape Seed I. 91111. 0.. White ress.... SO,. 8111. 01. I Fire FlO.l, Grey Pew 469 •Ir. Od. 4reentl9 6k.. 7Os Od. . . SMITHFIELD MARKET. Dsc. 2. This day's day's Matert .., as well supplied with prime bowed and the thew of cattle in other reiiiieetv was tolerably rood" Lief, Motion, and Veal, are selaturlut cheaper than our lade report. Pink soli at last price; and thy trade to genera/ was pretty good. The sales us the Haymarket Wens rather lively. Straw awl Clover fetched better priers thus Fnlav's Market; !lay has dropped in p..ce. We sohjosn an acie...isite statement r 4 the prices and nowhere. • To sink the ALL per stone of 111 b. 8eef.....45. Gd to ss. ad Bean. 2,200 Mutton „is. 4d. to 4s. yid. Sheep Lamb.... os. Od. to Os. 00. Calvet l7O Vea1.....6e. CM. to 7.. Od. Pip 420 Pork s s Id. to 6s. 6J. 11.%1 MARKET. Hay••••• • 31. 04. to 41 Ifs f Crover..9. 06. to 51. /Os. Straw..... tl. los. to 2!. 104..1 COAL-MARKET, Dge. Chips •t Market. .1101 Prig•. ..N•wc•stl• IL .. Sande:laud ... PRICF. OF STOCCS, YEIrE4DAR. Stock 269 3 per Cent. Reduced Long AnnOitiat. ;( 64 r., Dae. Stock lathe Bondi di.. Farchequer 8:11. tl , tlwl Lottery Ticket* Caawlt fee ...... n 1 60# T. BISII, Sobel & Wolter, 4. CyreAiu , and 9. Clamor crlit. • M. On Irt;doy Int. at Hinmanill liaa, Lincolnsh re, Mrs. Heneage, of • daustncr. - DEAT:i. on 19th instant, in tbe s.rins• of lift, arta, a trimes isms, Cie, redly a n d deeply lamaoted, Elesso,4to, the ode of Cartatn Tows, of Cee 110, 4 1 fi4s4. .iarnf G "nt. Cliamb-daiia., Earl D...vo.saht;• pl4es. . Spas was tru:y a pallet n of all that is esttol,tne bt 'Duman " M. 1.1 as o.e blest abort, willoot WNW A FALO4's ai. , am, CAM 1•11 Nissen withia." arm wimat, THis I.ml. A l' L • Lk tee Ar.l.rlfa.• 0 min. after 11 I 72 MIN after IS --- LONDON :—Prsnted b. G. DAVSOR. No. 17. Bow-strrort, M Covent •Rol " " No IS, &left of St. t-Itotent's Church. Str.ord. W. STUCK, of ff., 7, flew fbAtra-stro.t. 4 Ace. Orglor., Ae. for th... Paper, oeot tc, tho 01k. Wof l ad ) IND le duly ttt**lol te. r I"'