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chief object of my wishes. I shall therc
iore, before the evil grows worst;, g
immediately t > press, he squeezed into
the genteclest lorm I ear, and then pav
: ‘ * to the la lit ,, and to yoi
*<>) diip. M antime,
1 rave th^ honour to he,
A iih all tme gratitude lor pa t favors,
3! y lord,
\our h rdships much ohli 1,
.And very th voted hum h \
\ '• III I AM S \ M l’SUV.
IX TE 1. I. 1G E X C E.
JBiwks of the Rhine, Augufi 30.
I he meditated changes 111 the
French constitution will he more
considerable than rumour ar firll
represented them ; and u e give
the to io>\ ing Particulars as thole
in general circulation.
‘ nc oerutc and Lcgiilutive
Bo y W411 be preserved, but the '
T rii unatc will be definitively
ill ppre fled
( ' he next Leg illative Body will
oecompofed ot two clumbers,
vr/. an upper ( harr.bej, in which
will lit and vote, all the princes,
-dukes, counts, marquifes and ha
ions, lately created ; and a lower
•chambe , com poled of depot es
fiom all the ic-partments. ]* very
piopofit or. for a law mull be ac
<e ted 1 y the tw o chambe: s, and
fanCtioncd y the emperor.
; lie empire will be divided
mto 25 governments, each of
which w 1 1 have an intendant for
the adminifirativc purr, and a
parliament for the judiciary part,
’lli intendams will corr fpond
\v *h the min fiers. 'The prefects
ot (he department* will be pre
ferved but v. id not correfpond
wi li the minifters, and will be
tinder the authority of 1) inten
dant v
J l:\re will be befides, in each
department, a fecondary tribunal,
: a gran 1 provofd. and a grand bai
I H ; commercial provoft s who
will take the p!ace o! the mayors,
will be eftabiithed in all the great
communes, and the under pre
fect s u ill be fuppr (fed.
An att m t to alhmilite the
F cm h . <g H i u e to the ; ords
and v ommons ot h nglaud, is the
principal feature in the above
pan
Hague, Ccpt 20.
^ c have jufl received a copy
of thecapituldtion which the En
glilh were forced to fign at Bue
nos Ayres The evacuation of
that colony by their troops, will
excite the greate t joy in BrutTia
and Saxony. The exportation
ot line l.nen from Silefia and Lu
fatia to Cadiz, from whenc they
arc lent to America, is a branch
ot commcrccof greatconfequcncc
to thole count;ies It" the Eng
ldh were to remain Ion * mailers
o( Monte Vie o, they would in
undate th continent ot Spanifh
America with their ?rill 1 cloth.
At pie lent the Silelian and Sixo
ny merchants, who are highly
e eemed iy the co * men dal
houles at C adi , have tlie cer
tainty ihat tin ;r bufirn Is v> j] 1 not
merely relume its former courfe,
but he much better, as by the
confeiii n o' the i nglifh officer.,
them wives, the hatred of he
4 panifh Americans again/*: the
i hnglilh being extreme, the con
nection between tin* two coun
tries will be lefs than ever
h very precaution is taken, to
prevent any velfc! from imrodu
eing i rinili merch. n. ize into
•his kingdom. I lie mcalures or*
I derail lor tliis purpole are exe
cuted with I verb,,and we al
I ready b gin to perceive that tiiis
merchandize is no longer to be
found.
r R ANK FORT* Sept. 22.
Private Jeters from Paris an
nounce fliat tin* politica1 arian"?
ments tor Germany are far ad
vanc'd! It feems hat the terri
’ o. i a 1 demarcation of : very con
I federat d flate*uill be definitive
ly maikcd out in ‘.lie fundam n
I tal fhuut s, and that Germany
au I be ci videc! into two threat
' fecto ; —that of the South and
tha. of 11 ic North : tlie capital of
the former will be Munich, and
L>; elvlcn that of the latter. In
each of thefe two towiis will be
cifablifhed a grand tribunal,v\ hch
will determ n defimtive'y upon
;i] ». aules brought before them by
the i bjeds of rhe relpetbve fec
fions. it is thought alfo that
Fraii k fort will he the feat of a fu
pr me court of judicature, which
viil be in veile \ witli prcrc gitives
linnlar to that of Wct/Iar.
The k ng and queen of Pruf
fia re fide con bant ly at Mcmel.
oeptemb r 26.
It 1 given out that one of the
laws ot the cotvfe i* rat on of the
Rhine, will cftablilh general li
berty of commerce m all the
countries belonging to the confe
dcra y. No prince will have it
in his power to th nw any obfta
cl j in the way of the introduction
oi' mcreh iodize into his territory
from the neighbouring llates.occ.
a d a court o? general appeal will
b ■ eft 1 )liflied, to f.tile all dif
put s arifing between the reign
ing pr na s and tin ir fubjeCt.
[No foreigner is permitted to
enter the Ruffian territories, nor
to depart from them, w thout a
paffport from the minifter for fo
reign affairs.j