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2 ' C.; L SII P. 7? IS 0 IcE RS . .I.AT FiLl 'VC E CConclueicd front Itir l',;ipct of Ye%terd,:y.3 Portland. vlacc., t 9 h f uly, 1804. Lost), I have received the Note your Lordship has done me the honour of addressing to me ; in which I am. &sired to forward its contents to His Catholic Ma jesty's Auibassador at Varis, to the end that His Bri tannic Majesty's sentiments on the treatment which bas been exercised towards Captain WRIGHT may be made known to the French Government. At our last interview, I had the honour of ex pressing tr 4 your Lordship, how much I should be tattered at being able to render myself at all useful to His Britannic Majesty's Government, in facili tating its means ofcotninunication with that of France on this head. I consequently hasten to assure your Lordship, that I will seize the first occasion which may offer for making such communication. Meanwhile I have the satisfadion of expressing to you my very sincere wishes to see this step crowned with such a measure of success as may prove satis fadory to His Britannic Majesty. beg your Lordship to accept, my assurances of the high consideration with which: I have the honour to be, ttc: (Signed) TY.tz C.HE'tel.l2:lt D'ANDUAGA. Lord Itairov,by. Septonber 24, 3E04. WY LORI% At length I have the satisfanion of aimouncing to your 'Lordship the success which haslattended the stepi taken in favour of Captain Wa TOUT. By 3 Letter from M. TALLEYRANb, 'addressed to His Ca tholic Majesty's ambassador (a Copy of which I have the honour of transmitting to you), your Lordship will perceive, that the French Government is dispos ed to order Mr. WRIGHT to be placekl et the disposal of His Britannic Majesty ; ansi, for his, deliverance, only wails to learn the place where 'this Prisoner is to be consigned. Alter the lively interest which is evident to have been felt by His Britannic Majeity in the fate of this individual, cannot but he itifinitAy flattered at the resolution thus taken by the I.'r.och Govern ment, and I shall be , no less so, as hi , ini; in'strurnen t .1 towards the perted conclusion of this affair. In expressing thew sentiments, I do but fyil Cl] the wishes, end even the very orders, of the King, my Mater ; for, no sooner ws4 His Majesty in filmed of the desires of the British Government with regard io Captain WsuGwr, than he charged his Ambassador at Paris, most Frticularly . , omit nothing which could aid their obtaining a riwour4ble result. I avail rnyelf of this opportunity for rene.,ving to your IJortlship, the assurance of the high consider,i tion with which I have the honour to be, &c. THE CLIEVAT,TEEt D'ANDLTPCI'A. , (Signed) Lord Ilariowby. Paris, (real) Fruagfor, XII,); 23 Aug. stn, 1' haVe laid before His Majesty the Emperor the VAter which you have:done tile the. honour of corn numicating to me. 13y his order; .1 nniq recapitu late to your Excellency some fails which relate to the objea of that Letter. Mr. WarGtri. was taken by our ernizers, at the very moment he .was landing Jean Marie and two of his accomplices, on the Coast of Britanny. Prior to this he had already landed, at three times consecutively, banditti of a:sunil'or /al - pi:ion,. who have since been brought to judgment, convi&ed, and punished, for hiving conspired against the State and attempted the of the First consul. These species of 116.t5, under whatever point of view they may otherwise be contemplated, certainly do not appertain to war. There is no age, nor any na tion, lit which they would not .he regarded as crimes, and one may with truth aver, that it: was ; dehely, Mr. \Vxiwir was tal)tufe , l by Frcuth Ma. titters thdn officiating 113 an arise.! fort. According to accounts, to wllich lull credit must be given, this Officer had bem detriancki from . Liu . .. English Admiralty. The Lords diriing this De pat-Intent were, of course, not tvor: u of the kind of service to' which ht W 1 destined,: 'etc sharat Attached to, the premeditation. ;And execution . of , a projea as atrocious and vile as it was Cowardly, re mains entirely with the men . who &vised the-, plot, and with him who undertook to accomplish their views, ; lam ordered, Sir, to declare to your Exec11011(7, that Ills Majesty the Emperor will never suffer Mr. WitionT to be exchanged. No Frenchrnan beleing in4, with wirttever rank he ticty, to the IMpertal N,wy, can ever eon:tent to be F lockl in the. balance 'with that person, in a cartel of ev:hango. But, Sir, the Evtr.q'or, having at heart to do every thing which depentls 'O,llOO his Imperial rVojesty :to niitity,ate the scourges (if war, and willing to prove, that in his brout a dispositiyi pi-cpootter“fts o‘er (l en motives of useful and just 6everity, has authorized me to doclalv, that his Imperial 111ajesty will give , , „ ord ha eri tt Mr. 'Xitto Irk nlaceu ittine disposal of the Et)g;ish (..ktvernment. 'Airy Iheg of you, there fore, to make :known to Lord I...A:otowity this ;;e ! - - neroui'detittiination Nli.' i esty. You will see tin it, Str„ the rnetket.l intelo.i!Jo of doing what May be personally agreeable to 3 wir ::,;l, and His Briton'. txic Mlliei(y!A• new .Miliistry ill Ii constrained to reCogniZe in it a proof of disposi t i on so often ma., XlifestOd c ii ttke,vlrk or his ltnperial Midesty, to stick , " him s elf ;i t .;(o,,"e, not only those scroitnents which of fences in general excite, but tvt ttl, ) oye thos e w hi c h Fpring nom , a p a mpt , of which his own reason has been the Gniear. stool, - therefae, , it 'Main 111 e;iFertatu , n ot Ir.tl io l ng l)' your meani,'the niaci at .„ 4 hid ) the cyovetornent wi.,)11 the l'risoner of State, cl&ii,ett your intervention, to be deliveied avail myself of this Grportunity (:1 renewing t o your Etcelleney the assurance of oty most high con tiiderittion. (Signed) CHARLES "Nimnitc.l.: TAL44pYBA4n, Certified a: , ; a Copy. (Signed) FREW:MICK GEAVJNA. Certified as a Copy. 6si ape d) T ILE Ciftviam:n .p . ANDv.‘GA• , , To his x celtcncy Atbnird (Cc.)P y.) , September :5, silt, have the honour to atkpowledge the tv ipt . of your iietter of yesterday, rhid to adiure Cialt Majesty's Got cintnehtentertaitis jtVit cl l .llso 01 the liberolity and genorosity with which Iha Ca. ti o lic Alajesty ha ; been picawci to interpose htsgooct ot,,c;p ir k ltty4w7a . Coptii Wit “) Err and of the very L O N D 0 1V" WZDNESDAV, EI;P:rE;SILI,It )1 4 )8(14. THE Grotdier Qum...brig arrive j at Plymouth from the .Channel Fleet, with cli7atches, left them all Fell on Friday last, consisting of 17 nail of the Line, The .130Yleur, of 98 gt,ins, Be4ona, of 44, and L'E,gyptiptne Friiatt, have bince sailed to join the NoWithstanding the statement in our Plymouth Letter of yesterday, no ocial intelligence has yet been t . e.eclved at the Admiralty of thejunetou of Sir CALTILR with Admiral COLLmawooD., The statement brought by the P/rny..r was founded upon information rec(:ived from a Neutral at Scsi. Bate seen Letters from Genc,•al ro - ::, Gibraltar, dated the i 3th of August. We are happy to learn that that gallat\t'Ofricer was then recovered from his indjapobitioa, and' that rho ri,on w(ge in (;:;crilot hez.lth. Tun preparations for sending a vary portion of the Disposable Watt; of this Country to co-operate with our Allies. on the Continent are Ipon a very large scale, and are carried on with unceasing activity. , --We' believe it is not yet fnally arranged what °dicer is to have. the Command of the Bri ash force;, but we feel great satisfaftion in being enabled to state that-General MOORE Will have a distinguished Command he has .lately bec,m pro moted to , the brevet rank of a .general on the Continent. We are not yet enabled to state with any precision the• extent of the 'Force that is t o I n; sent fie m thii Country but we have reason to believe that it will be considerably more numerc*i thin the'Force we employed on the Fon 7 tinent during, any wart c,.f the. laSt, War. It will re main for those who have been so liberal of their tin, meaning sneer; against Mr: Pyres Parish Bill, and who have been constantly assuring the Public, that we had no 11.(. , gular Army, to give some explanations to their Iteadcr3 uprmtl;is s.ubjeet—to tell thou how thiS iy was created—and hoW . it happen:: brat Admi nisti ation whose plans for recruiting the Army have, been sd riOculaus, should have been en, abled, even while we were contendhig, single handed, against France, Spain, and Holland, to send out tuest formidable Expeditions, and tit the very cotunieucoment eta 'War on the Continot, should have the means of assisting our. Allies with a large and highly disciplined Army. Indeed, if the op posers et' Ciovernment could be called upon to plug)! into a defence of the language they haVe held for the last twelve months, they would have a most difficult tt , isk. to .perform. We re membcti with how much violence we were attacked when we ventured, many months ago (upon what we consie.ered as no slight information), to exPress an t.ipinion, that the Continental )(Iwerst would rouse thernkives from the lethargy in winch they appear ed tO have sunk, anrt that they would unite with us in endeavouring to 11. x some limits to the aaressions ussrpattous of die Despot of France. After-' wardS;. when the intentions of Russia hecarne.more apparent, our adversaries relataritly confessed; that it was possible 13ussia alight join, us, but her assistanee,could he of too use; she was too distant to make any impression upon France. In answer to these observations Wt then stated, that we believed that a Cot kderacy forming, upon a large scale, 'on the Continent, against France, and we distinetly expresst.d our op;nionAhat Austria would join in, Utat Confederacy. 1::or this opinion we were again atttelivd v ithout mercy; but our opinions have been' in!ly jk3stified by the events, and a Confederacy does at this ininc;nt , subsi - w W 'st,, hich WO trust will re,e.4o 1)1i.-11 the independence and tniriquillity of Europe upon a p.:rrnlnent basis, Some of 04 ConWmporarit.s expi . c,ised their aprnzlien,4lt):is Oat BONArAATE, by suddenly Inarch , ing his 'Troops Iran the Coast to the flanks of the Rhine, take Att3tria by snrptize ; and m:ike a &op impression tTfire the arrivA of the ,Russians. We do not see much ground for these apprehensions ; if either party Illas been taken by surprise upOn. this occasion, we arc inclined to think that it is France. It is evident, from the language of The Moniteur, that the departure Qf M. NOVOSILTZOPF from Berlin was une4pe6ted by BONAPARTE—at least he flattered himself that he should be enabled to pro . traa the Negotiation some time longer. But the EMPEROR of .GERMANY must have expected hostili-, ties with France from the moment, of the departure of M. NovoswrzovP, and it is very improbable that, with so much time for preparation, and having it almost in his own power to chuse the time when hostilities should conatnence, he should have left the avenues to his Hereditary Dominions so unde fended as they are represented to, be.. We have received accounts from a neutral Gen tlemen, who. left Paris on the 9,6 th ult, that many Austrian Subjeas 'who had resided some. time in that Capital, alarrned by the probability of War between their own Country and the French Usurper, had be sieged the Office of the 'Prefeet of Police, anxiously solicithig, Passports, in order to enable them imme diately to depart from France. These applications, though not d'irec'tly refused, were evaded, upon many pretexts, so that the Austrians are under the most painful apprehension that Bois•ApAaT* intended to violate the Iyaw of Nations, and the pra&ice of all Civilized States, with reTeta to them, as he did with respea to the English Captives whern he has so unjustly 'and cruelly detained at Verden. This apprehension has become stronger,. for b,esides the artful retardations of the Police, TALLEYRAND, had obsointely refused to Verify the Passports Count DR, Contirl'iLL, as lie had always rLv,dily done befe,re there were any runtouri of an approaching rupture with thy. : Court of Victma • Some Anstaians'have, however, contrived to esaipe fmni the land of tyranny, ivith-Passporta 'from the Prussian and Bavarian Ministers, which TALLEY RAND had thought himself Gbliged to sign, but which he evidently did with much rehtaance.• We cannot mention this subjeft I.vithout advertingto the Declare, Lion 1:om the British Government' in our Paper.of Monday last, respeeting the unjUst, and indeed unpre cedented detention of the EnglishTravellers and Otti- MS in France. The case of the former places the Vp start CD! . .iican in the most contemptible point of view, because those travellers visited France during a state of peaeo ; but the treatment. Of our Officers, more particularly Lieutenant 1?lLLoN and Capt. Wit loin, Must render him absolutely odious in the sight of his Army, as well as of his Subjeas in general, since he would expose them to severe reprisals if the British Oovernment were not too generous to imitate his (iespicable example. As to the beha- • viour of the Officers rescued by British clemency from the fury of the Black General at , St. Do mine, treacherous and ungrateful as it was, it could excite no surprize, as every thing Mean and dishonourable may be expected from French Jato bins. BLit whatever, the French Government may PrgtMd irespeaing the detention of these Officers, it is well 'known that their refusal, when at Jamaica to rat. 4. the: Articles into which they entered at St. Domingo, owhile destruction hovered over theM, and which the British { Force had_ a right to de mand, if the French had not been in such extreme peril, excited sa much indignation at the time, that it, was generally said. they ()tight to have been sent batli to St.. Domingo, as a just ptmishment upon them fer their total disregard of good-faith, jus tice and gratitude. It was slated 4t Paris, on the 26th ult. that a con siderable number of Officers had been broken, par 7 ticularly of those Regiments which were under the command at Moitaa7o during the last War. '.Whey,. are accused of having said, that " if Mottaay had done no more harm to Austria during the months than BONA 64*1?, had done to . England dining-three Campaigns, the Kingdom of hay would still have been the Duichy of Lomilardy, a Province under the Austrian Nienarchy,---Even' the men:of these Re giments are suspeaed, and are, therefore, to be commanded, in future by Officers of the Army of Egypt. 4t .a measure of safety, all the Conscripts of Brabant, Flanders, and the German poriartmentson the French side of the Rhine, have bzen incorpo rated with Regiments serving in the Interior, 9r under AUCAREAU near Brest. Many of them who, attempted to, deSerf i were taken up and im mediately shot. cflie utmost. misery prevails throughout Belgiun:l, as well from the extreme vigilance and severity with which they are watch ed by their French Protelors, as from the total stand to all trade and manufaCtures. The People, indeed, are treated e:stialy like the inhabitants of Conquered C,ountrics, not as those of a Stat 9 in corporated with Fraiice. Enormous sums are pai,i in France to obtain sub stitutei for the Conscripts—elormous compared with the means of the parties, and thereNre all who are not rich must march thum..eic-s, ,-Ic3ol, C 1 : 1( hundred guineas , and an an nuity Of twelve rub, g of Auust at Pfris , by were offered in the be g innin g the son of fiti NGENIN , a rich contra6tor, anC several others. made similar offers ) but not being able to procure such men as were approved by ,the and the Officers of the Military Dr'pot, were reje&ed. Ciar ce In the Southern D e p artments of Fran vest is very pl e ntiful, but in t h e corn coutries r of the Northern Departments it has 1%.0 bY no means abundant. This compatativ'o, with the vast. Magazines 'which 'Bozine.eirc has been torcning on the Thine; has occasion'cla rise in the price of Bread. To silence the Intirmtis of th e. poorer classes, the Polico, at - A other of Go vernment, report, that b,:fore the end of SOterabcr the Germans and Austrians shall provido fot. OP at t - • mies of France, and hence that breadvl ti me b e as cheap as in 1803; wheu f o ur ponako al y cost ten so ur, or jive-peace. The People (IC course, obliged•to be ch eered by these prorlio for fear of another an d harsher L;nd 'of cols4at•i/n* w0.......V....1 ........- pnne)liiriirs.taztt;.ye::d'irniasAnaenrq(ritimirineoegilun,lrea,rtreiaili.rooll.eflodsNiviarG.lii:l:• 0 c .,, ( )N N t ;nl:v.iet tste:irldiii.:mcriol:l3lc.liao.iviv.l::::;lli3o;: This tion with their' Lordships. Boulogne, the litter has beim nPlei nte ' 4 1'va...7 Yesterday inornino• .it len o'clock, the Pas , GLOUCZSTkiR, ill his cir;:veiiii'lg can ...iage, .. ...,.. -ciapiteu ton;u i r: t. l:r t i o rk .r , N g.i 4 i ' v llC e re y, :i at i er s 11 ( ak:a1:1:ahlooss, win re' by illajor HIGGINS, le ft Gloucester -douse for illel;ari:rilietb-i\li'llit,3l,l,l..,e;t:lll:::,CB.llANCEl.ll.olt of the P l : (1 .1i e ( l i t i l' iul a c.r '' :" Lord CASTLEr,E. , ,Git Blaeki.vaallile!ilry , an( A.ii_y Alio, . _,,,, k ° ,_ n IN't(ldaY, while the 11,1inistcrs and Foreigm itmeassatiors were viewing the We ,, t In dia I)°cli t . Lord , L and , FLady lIA4owOY, got swer e Y wet .by turn to their barges. On their return froir,SS owl; .1 1 ( 1 ) ° w Ie e ; r t)f ot ti gin e b. Q e u ttir )ael'tiley GANOFFi N I V:Ch to Greeriwion, . Lord ilAwgy,sottily, Coun and t Liktly V 9ll , PN2:,()FF Baron NtCIIO.I.AI, MO Call"; S i . ft T and )t ( er l i t i . 4 6 1), l i i of Pi e3 t i l O i.i r t itdoPii°r:ti:::etniretl:ieteialds!tac'rttlxkL:lei):ll:S:teteiftic‘:):reirilfilTeloiri ‘ l l ,. : l : l ; , 'l l ti a t'3 . l y i_l , rl i l s ~.." 1 1 ,1 , t' 2, 3ti i 3 t, ( 1ed : , ' 11111 : 13:0 o'clock Lord and Lady HNIIBOWEY retired 10 I ti r l i G. Et.it.to.r*, mitere they will rom4 in i ° a .. ..l4. l " l 'at ia i ri iF t) r; ;. z . wl..t.t.t . itm iS pinch recovered fo r ' t.., 1 1,T: tpore sexy"N.oblernani,cat:dC). Wel -I . s.e. i - I? 1 Nl.c,tril" n with Ainclipleasure, that ~,,ar . ,‘ och , could re: b NEY, Who has been .sorne time indisposo, l ' " 1 1 0 0 etter. r .citere are few charaders wilo Il av4° l. _ The - Karl of ...one, who are more spe4 ~,., t'llentit, acquisitio2s, and the ttirtues: titre adol/2.121"' done. Country than dais vera:daif)or -Ann VICKr. has recoroi.-- om i t ht Hon..STANDISH O'GRAP:S! tO the hit i ef Baron of the Court of Exchequer in If icy II(1 .I .‘r.. PLUNK ET and Mr. 8115111 to be At4D'''' '. and Solicitor General. .. ,., 011 , Monday last several C93,paniet of , the . g te fiA"tit. kiritons marched to Ffighbury, I.vherg`.ol,l , red at targetsifor two eleg:int silver 1\ fedals, gio Curia. tw4 of Pitch - OericaA, .Lieutenouts Fagne4 "i", werG, Mr.,.l.orr:s. Gr.Dnes, (it' the tad ,i'./.. pony, and Mr .1. Gikt.t.i NG,of the Rifle CortiP'TA, Immediately after the decision a circle was 10017,6; . auutdtele. :eciell'st:',retrilll:lte CoMpetitors, successful eanclidate3., pe ao '.- Cr - JAI hHN W.IiL L VOY,,ti•NTEr:R9.-MILi-res vit it At •Pegiment yesterday comn.cnced permanent o f / 400 p;osented by the Officers Vl' home, for ten days, and Mustered upwor,d'.°'ith44 period tar military exercise; tebedi,inissed at I/ s ' l , „ file or' strong = they are to meet every morning oPTil'b,..,o are supplied. 011 thistioar p o ot , ~., .o ,_. ) 1 0 and to re-assemble at four ' I 1 - ~ r toe 63 - z pose, and again to be dismissed at half pait s'N wl , j i c h, d f u or t y t a h t e t i mpany, remain-, on guard e very . daYs 4' 71 11, i ri5K d r:o e n s: t pang, some titu rr e the sentinel stations at different points of th,° .vbc lt at irleusNlea;:ere7iw;iisiectaariel.sliceselorandi s, aliraljedye:)anirwittecnitleiseosgiit:t;r4Ptigr'ec:o4o,:i... services, in time of riots or public totnult in ' tropolis. .Irk wi t h By adriceg just received from Gibraltar,, , . that the troops and inhabitants are in perfeetJec 10 A It is mentioned in private letters, that the lati„. , 03 the reeovcry - of the Lieutenant Governor.l.,r,, m ost sung a 1)%114je -.Te Deunt .in the Spanish Che7 o )0 late ,dangerous illness--a circumstance whw,"etel tneitsures which Atrikingly evinces tliclr personal aria ~ 6 0, 0 for general Fox, and their satisfoalon ;it the sii . , o o and welfare. r . , 010 Sorn e of the Foreign rapers intimate tnat a , ot i •fiNA . has taken place between the Admirals GA' , it t titt 'N'ILL.F.NEUVE. We have already remarked, to mi ‘ be , he has adopted for their hapPw, Spanish Admiral, in his Official Dipatchy,„,o stOW3 not the smallest.praise on the eo , D i de. A 1 1; French Dlvision, in the ad oil oldie v-Ll E () _', ~ 11 002 e • ' Wmatibto .MATcn..--A Gentleman, or 1.11,:eli to Saturday next, _a of KrbsoN, at Knightsbridt4e, walk from town to Windsor, on . nf 'ln. - three hours and twenty minutes, .for aw , a c 0,;.. has andel-P.., iii , ►lked ovPr bY t er guineas. The ground. was wa , . 1 , i ( pot ' brated pedetrian, soir,e iboPilo " ce '. 11 ' i i:i or - flowed on t 2 ..., 4 of an hour more than the time a , bi up casion, but the wager `wact. lo' t • . are depending on the performance. • 'lta' 66 . .". is SIIC A new qty of Defensive Allianc. , . a . bo 11 ' nd Deurnarl;.t r en the tapir between 4-russia 3 tei ' t h e , ,rtia ., dispatches which lately intercep ..t ~.....d to 113. 0 dispaßoyal on his military tour,' are now, seat to 1 37 0 tches announced the determination of 8. , 1.. ~ aw l t o ' id Schleotb, 05,, cu the Duchies of kloistein a! In ~ s.. _, Jo it Consuiera 0 shut up the navigation 'of the sot_ edu ' i • a r, sin make the North of Germany a) ducat r . ' ._ i ~, Pitishon lia.. It Is 1,1:31 The Swedish .Envoy a , .-" .- r 0 thol)Yr' 5.: ofßcially notified to a.ll the, Millle.. t' ; , 04 1 Lil a iito all cliplntrattc rolations btoicert h or s ... sian Envoy have ixati;!. , , __ obliging rafinner in whir+ and M. C.;:a.‘ , , , n7A hive compiled with the - request coutaineti in my ibruer Note to you on this subjeia. As the'Frc-nch Government has cohseritcd to libe rate that Officer from his pre.ient confinement, and to allow him to return to this country, I do not think prop!r to make any observations upon the contents of M. TALLEYRAND'S Note to Admiral GRAVINA. I have, therefore, to request that you, Sir, will he pleased to communicate, through M. GRAVINA, to the French Government, in consequence or the wish they have intimated, to know the place to which Captain WRIGHT should he sent, that it is the desire of His Majesty's Gowrument, that he should be sent to Dover in a Flag of Truce; or, if there is any objeetion to that mode of liberating him, that he may he allowed to quit the territories of France; for the purpose of proceeding to Embden, or any other neu tral Port or place.—l have the honour to be, &'c. (Signed) BARROWZY. The Chevalier D'Anduaga. MAILS. 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