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VIEWS OF BONAPARTE.
~ Ea***mc2 efts irtttr
bajfador at Petit, datti September
17, ,1805.
“ Alt the member* of the diploma
tic corpi here have, within thefe twea
IJ-fuor hour*, been alarmed by the dif
allrout new* brought by courier* from
different parts of Germany, and by
the threat* held out by perfons at the
head of the government here. If we
believe the latter, we mull confidcr
ourfelvet on the eve of feeing the con
tinent dismembered & divided, piece
meal, between prince* and general*
whom Bonaparte favors. 1 have beard
Of three inferior princes he intend* to
make kings, and of eighties culottes
generals on whom he will bellow So
vereignties; of four dynafties he plraf
es to change, and of 'two empire* he
hat determined to dellroy.... Revoluti
ons are laid to be prepairing in Auftna,
Ruflia, Sweden, Denmark, .Spain,
Naples and Turkey ; and the bank* of
the Danube and of the Elbe are to
form th.s borders of the empire of the
modern Charlemagne in G-’rmany,
while the Tag»s and the gulf of Si
cily bow to his power in the fouth of
Europe. Were I to tell you every
thing 1 hear from inlolence, prelump
lion and audacity, you would almoll
think 'me raving. As however I have
found afafe conveyance, 1 will fend
you the following particulars from the
numerous letters and diipatchet 1 have
pcruefeJ.
“ You know that theestclufive cauf
ei of all prelert difa tiers are me treat 0
.< ->* Hi-'arla. sad *f
1 general wlaiK, the viol.-;,ion os the
Ptuffian territory, the rapidity of Bo
naparte1* moments, the flownefs of
thofe of Aullria and Ruflia, the abili
| tie* of the French general, and the ig
norance of their oopofers. 7hejt tc
cnrrt«(tt, thefe events, England canid
neither prevent nor ftrtfte ; but Pruflia
; might nave lave Euiope, if (he had
been fighting whilt She was negocia
ting.' You have feen by > the public
prints, that four days before the bat
tle of the 2d, Bonaparte propofed an
a r mi dice, -and an-interview with the
emperors of Germany and Ruflia. Hta
motive was to'gain time for being re
inforced with (He flivifion under Berne
dotte, which joined him the day be
fore . the batt|e. He found himlelf
highly offended when Francis H. and
Alexander I, declined the interview,
and when the aid de-camp of the lat
ter, prince Dotgurocki, add refled him
Mon/Seur, inllead of Sire I The pro
pofols made by this.aid-de-camp, are
(aid to have bee-3, i,ll, to inlure the
tranquility of England, and the inde
pendence of Holland, by refloring.Bel
gium to Aullria, and the c->nquell of
the left bank of the Rt.ine to the Ger
man Empire, id....To acknowledge
i end relpett the entire independence of
Switzerland, fuel) as it was in 1797.
3d.,.. To bellow on the k>ng of Sardi.
nia the kingdom of Italy, as anindtro
I nity for Savoy and Nice, 4th....Not
to oppofe England's pure haling the
ifland of Sardinia, and Kuflia's garri
foning Corfu and the Ionian ifland*.
yth....Upon thefe conditions, ft in be
tw> anfiml vn _
ces of the houfe of the French ; and
England reftore Malta, and all her
conquefls finer the prefent wa(, to Hoi.
and, France or Spain,
“ Such are (fated to be the propofals
of the Ruffian monarch before the bat.
jleof the id, to which Bonaparte af
terwards, on the 5th, it is'(aid, re
turned the following plan of pacifica
tion :
,t. Anftbia fo renounce all acquisitions
irf iauhia, and in.oyier pails of the Ger
man Empire, fince'.the peace of Lonc
ville.
a.- Aullria to give up Tyrol to the
jEkflor ot Bavaria, who in reitirn, re
nounces the Right Bank of Itie Inn to
Aultria. ,
j. Aullria to give up Venice, ami all
thecide-yant Venetian States,to the King
dom of Italy ; fo^which the Em|ieror of
| the French will indemnify, it with the
i Province of Servia, at prelent tributary
I to the Ottoman Porte.
I 4* Aullria to promise to^lhut all its
j ports againft Englilh Traders.
5. Aullria to renounce )I1 claim, shd
pretrillions, pn a future election of a King
to the Romans,
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6. Auflria to renounce all exifting trta
tie* with Ruffia, Engiarr, and trujfia.
7. Aultria to acknowledge the Eie&ur
of Bavaria as a King of Suabia> and
Duke of Tyrol.
" Such are lome of the conditions r»
' ported in our diplomatic circle to have
been demanded by Bonaparte lro<n Au
ftria, togethei with a lum of one bundled'
itnllions of livres, 4,300,000!. money, iji
four inftalraents. As to Kii'flitT, tf:, --*t.
-fliXsa J' *ii sreMio ilonr tfi:
tic is faid. to be the principal demand. I
' have, however, read a letter, in which it
is aflerted, 'that Bonaparte, in a letter to
Alexander, lias promifed the revival of
, the Northern League, and the partition
of Sweeden between Rtiffia and Denmark.
Be this as it may, reft allured, that Bo
naprrte, in all his interviews^ has mot
afliduoiifiy attempted to infpue the Sove
reigns of Auftria and Ruffia with his own
inveteracy againft Great Britain, and to
convince them that the ruin of the Britifh
iflands is abfolutely neceflary for the sd
fare of all continental nations.”.
January 14.
I We leai n by the Lift a Mail, that the
Prince of Peace has lent orders to the
1 diffident potts to equip a fleet of *5 fail
ol the Inc, to be teady for lea by the end
of March ; but the ai lenals are unpto
vided with ftoies, even for the refit of
veffels which cfcaped the deltni&ion of
Trafalgar.
Admiral Gravina^vas not expefled to
recover from the wounds he received in
the battle of the ail) ol October > his aim
was to he amputated, but his reduced
flare had rendered it neceflary to delay the
opciation.
January *4.
We (lopped the .Prefs velierday to an
nounce that government had received dif
patches from Berlin, communicating Ue
intrlltgcine that an atrangmrnt, or con
ventiun had been entered into between
Pruffia and B' haparte, Jjy which the for
mer is to occupy Hanover with her troop?,
till the Eftablifhinent of pcact between
the belligerent powers. •
In conicqiience of, that convention
our troops are to return home, and oitlers
have in conltqoence been for their imme
diate trrhf p ticny.tbt aid the sraoluorts
! In (-1- 11 i -*-i 1 ;c ,’oiviik or!, yvv
r- , -calends to the Ruffians and &*««.,, .
who are alio to return to their relpcOive
homes. •
Lord Nelfon and Mr. Pitt, died exsSl
ly of the lame age. |
Mr. Put will be interred in Weftmin
fter Abbey, near his fatherland mother,
Mr,Pitt was in the 47th’year of,his
age. He was born on the *Sth of Mac, |
1759* Hr was the lecond Ion of the d |
Jultiiors Wit. Earl of Chatham, and
only liirviving brother of the prelent Earl;
He was never married. Mr. Pitt hetd
the offices ot Firlf Lord of “the Tiealury,
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Lord War
den ot the Cinque Ports, a LoidolTia.lt
ami Plantations, a Commiffi nef for ejii*'
iffaiisof India, Milter of the T.-iniiy i,
Hotile, and High Steward at the Ui,»
, verfity of Cambridge. j
Mr. Pitt, prrviotifly to his difTolmiott,
recommended the whole of his 'dumeltics
to the proteftion of hisbrotheii the Earl
of Chatham. ' '
Corrcfponrirnce betwe en the Emperor A
Irxander and Napoleon:
• The following, we are Allured, are
genuine copies ot the Letters which pal
led between there Potentates, a few days
pterions to the battle off Aiilferlitt ;
“Sirs—I fend my Aid-dc-Camp,
gen. Savary, to your /Majelty, to com
pliment you on your joining your Arnjy.
I have ordered him to txprels to you my
high efteem, and niy anxiety to have an ,
opportunity to prove t) you,how much.I
wi|h to obtain your /liemlflop. I trait
you wi | receive him yitli thaft goodnefs
which diliinguifhcs yoh, and that you will
.confide* me as one mol dtfirnus to beta- >
greeahle to you. I yra’y God to take
your Majefty into his holy and effectual i
prote&iAn. (
<«•*•w.;y * » NAPOLEON." Y
- : ans»Ar. . i
“ I hare received, w\b much grati
tude, the letter ol wh eh gen. Savary
was tit- bearer, and I Kaftcn to cxpni*
to you my thanks. I hive no other tlellre*
than to let the peace of Europe eltablifbej
in good faith, and on an equitable hafts.
At the lame time I wilh to be agreeable
to you pcrfunaily. Be pltafed' in
mean time to accept tire affurance of niy
■ high conliderstion. *. '
(Signed) “ ALEXANDER:
“To the Chief of tlie French Natnflt.
—<^l—
lCtjtos,rON (Jam.) February i,
*\ H*s Catholic Majefty’s brig’ La Ptrfe
(Fox.) pierced for guns but mbuhtiWg
only iy, with 9j men, cqt o*it of the
bay of Campeachy by the bolus of the La
Franchifc frigate, under the command of
Lieutenants Fleming «nd Douglas,* and
Lieut. Mends of the marines, via*
'brought into Port Royal lalf eveqirtg.
The account of chit; gallant affair, is giv
en in a letter from an officered the frigate
“ His Majrjftf's Ih'tp franchife atfea.
, •* We have cut b Spani(h man df war
brig out of Campeachy, pierced' for 16
, guns, but having only. 13 on board, and
9$ men, 13 ot whom ran away in the
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hunch. Our •boats hath' ; .i* fief. t*
board; ** of whom were in . ..
tier Lieut. Douglas, fon ofth ’.js.» v!
mlrit, anu sain the launch. on;'.?r
Fleming, boa filed her at half *■;, e
in the mnrrting, ami after a moft iti ,K;rat
refiltahce, nobly oVeicomfc by our j?’,
lam crew, cairied her. NotwithflaJ
\red with 1 weeps ‘i
tng they wer»
keep ex
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falling Coul <f&r,B
tent o
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gallap
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the deck: , fc
5, aru ■ dSeil * ofwhom . J-rr
mortal. , ,,‘v’v«?.<»•' ’** favor, [j-.tr
of us wt>; ;irj: 4 > the hi wjl
parently r, * b. ■„
“ We !;*V, *lg oYlfeV
when the thrft, . • bytl.al y>.
Vefftls in ths v ’on «c .t;‘,
man of war ! 1 ■ • a • - s, ; r>,i
men, fup|>ort?..l a _.,er ot 1 - t
opened a niott i t .minus fire. 'A ,,
, t>rt;ned theii fhut with the urmofl . • ■
both from th«f> brig and the bo: >.k
\ notwithlianding the extreme 'dil| , ■ , •
( on of fence, fucceedtd in bring,
lately ou:, though we had bell ■.
piltol (hot for a confideiabic time
CHARLESTON, March
YeUerdflv arrived, the (hip! '
b,
captain Hatch, in'43 .lays fr •«
verpool j (he brings London f ...
t'1
the 24 th of January j.theie pan
tain moll important informal?
thing lets than the entire defe; -'i
Ri.lfian armies, which had marched to
aflift the Emperor of' Gdfroany. Op
the ad of D'cember, a gernral ty*
gagement tdok place btnveen fhe ad
vance of the French army and the Ruf
fians and Aultrians, at a ,ida<£. calltd
Aulferlitz, which terminated (stall/
for the opponents of the French Em
peror. In confi-quence of.this, and
the repeated preceding defeat;, ihe
Emperor of.Germ,any, on the 6:f of
December, fighed sn Armiitice, wiici
appears to have btfen wholly didpted
by the conqifror t the Ruffian etnirt
bv it »Hejp!er' f
Auftrian States, itrt :»u ..
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ry, within fiftect g»
. A.,
ftrian Polind, or. ;:h.
": >f , . r.
peror of Ruflia at v
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tilt 2 Ilf of Dttri j>
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the rela ion of >r
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had /tot yet brer
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they were to be:
kn .
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lime. A peace,
Hate,' had been
7rbi\:t
that ht*
and Aullrip.gfit j
4 i s;
te f ms a>e tr#H q
fhe has rojJi»e i
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Irely. the* Tyr
iff,«eech of * his
delivered by coi ■
liament, which 1^
nuaryjit contains a
r. t .tp
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gi,;m oNhe viilqry gained /over the
combined fleets at Trafalgar, deplores
Ipr, /ai
the death of Lord Nellpr, yfamenff .he
ill >fuicels s fi th* war in Germany, |
which has ^ appointed his M^jelly’s i
'hopes; and’hen in Use bfual mannej^j
Concludes ih ajktne • for Ihjipltet 16 ’
carry oq the was. ”I*be Prime Mini!
ter of Gtea f Brita'n, WilUatn PaV,
elq. died on the 2^cf"Janoaty j pur-1
papers do hot llawie immediate caufe
of his death ; one ifport dates it wa%
owing to.an aitacfT ot the gout In his
dooraih.
The markets for Cotton and Rice,
ere .very unfavorably In L’tvcrp ol.
'Shc-rt ftgple Cotton wat Veiling at* 1/2 ;
long ttaplc, i/io to 2/i*and Rtcee
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LONDON, January }. *
k Thf e^,v',wjU« of 0>«Mk»nie$ Hi
fully ctenffrmed, and we have «o regret,
that nearly about the time the Empe
; tor Francis was ratiftyihg the ttielan
, choly a ft of his tiifgr.iee and fubjuga
tiott, his two brothers, the gallant
Archduke Charles and Prince Fcrdi.
nand were fuccefrfully employed in re
vising the droopio; (pint* ol his tub.
1 Jefls, and ret'oring the f^lory Of the
Auflrian -tiame. The. form r» after
tine of the mod fkiltul marches »vet
ehtcoird', and. which is admitted j even
in the Vwni.a Gazette, to have been
a chef,e’oeutee in the ■military- are, &
alter defeating, with the lots ot 60OC
men infilled ahd wounded, G^nerai
Ney’s Divifii'n, penetrated ini ' Au'
Aria, end on the tbth futmponed. the
garrifon left by Bonnparte in Vienna,
to futrehder up that city. - The fatter,
, at the head of an inferior force, me
cerded on the jth in routing the Ba
varian army, and soolj * (Long pefii
tionat lglan, about tjleagu«| i-i the
rest of the French grand army, Tbefe
important fucceflet w ere further flregth
cned by th« arrival of a frefli corps ol
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