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E U R O P E A -V A D V ICES
CALAIS, May
('c ' ¥’’* J1F >.fe • ! . :h l .»ve r.'sen'place in
i Paris, an?l
i’I ■.*. inch have been product-cl by tin
iMibir.;-'1 force of > he Roy-rdis, the Anarchitis, and
tin- p 1 -1n'If. tr . hv.e * -i rcj in ti e total defeat ol
tin-* eit d ; • p. ‘. : tr; dlits , and the con
fpipient trios:.it e ...#i •- * r i . For a m- n'n iu
• hr ei,,-i i;K— I-.- o* the reeniunnn -p; - w
tvi t'» fu •< *,,' m' ", • I'i'n.p tl • ; uhiic nd ml • ‘n. . be
pood tiri'/t'. of thegu . ,bi.: , of the pnbiiv
v ■ 1, tv» !- ; Mii.i * !i *t - in- national r. i, -i
t ; >! v. . : ' .• • , • li • 1l;« % I a!i it d round t1 •
C-". ■( ...tv; i milt ' y.-jifi I he: I I i vfcS t O dr. ■ml it
ap, ’' ■ i i- Hi in. ri 1*:, l<\ v lioni it was menaced.
‘ (i, h !o .»;;11111c■ i • !• . 1; ;i In- t Humph ct i Ite
ft i-i (!‘. l>{ l i eriv . ini 1 .-rijt i , I i::it I ii» lute p rtial
i!. ',! r-‘< iii,;t n ,j 1-e dcj: incti .. . the cvpiring druggie
of tin- ro;> .lilts,
“ T-vio' frr me mhr r~. r;l t!w convention h-w
’. on .o'..' , \\ host., thofe w !■<» we, L» 1 • u 1 • lint
to t in- C i. it ■. n 11'11 •«i:i, 1111 other [>l.-.ce-> of Umiri
m ,i }■ i-r. n
; oi i l’.: ’ •. hot :• t ' >me j. 1 av.e to he appointed in
“ .1 ;1 . u .1 prelent it; Paris, ccufifts
l'. ‘ . “ .’o' l •*• rote tl" above, .i frit--ml of mine
li 1- .t I';:.-:* ti tim Paris, ft oin vOiii b I copy
’’ •< lowing line •, on the t;uih ol which you may
*• 'Vl.il-; i ;mt wi iii",.:, regular rre.o-jjs are pour
ing into Paris in thoufai is. .They are at this mo
i 11 • 11 r, th'-y .}, furn.imding the Fax'nourgl’.s of An
toine an<l .V.rre.ui. 7 lie perton who foot the De
; i')t wav i-it'-i.il/!-r rcdcr.ed hum li.e guillotine.
'I he Hifirli- : s, however, of the Convention, remain
fii in at t! .. i '• pofi. ”
24 .VI JON Ai, CON VKNT10N.
. Ma~-\ 2v
Lepor-tc, .n the name oi : he United Committees,
h’s " the noii.ir.efb of the factious is lo-Ji, that
ev iy a or of lenity on vour part is a ciinu ; “ v ;or
i i.mmit tecs d .rge me," fay s he, “ to preUm you
w ii h t his decree
I m- Nar.oivil Convention, confulering the rnal
coni'-n?’- of tl, ; r ni\!.nurg!i .S'. Antoine fi ne, on
‘he ; 2-1, ?pp*. and 7 «.ih of this month, n*.arched
1 *oi11i, tlie i-h.-1 ion- I K< pre-fent:.i i\es, and pointed
’> 1 u ir L..iii'u.:i ep iii-ir ihem; that llu v .hr. .ten to
! ' : >1 to hill further (\ eJVs, that a N -lional
l'i jirrient,live /; ■ heen afeatsinated by them; ihat
tl i also i-, I'onjenmed to death, has been telcoed
b;, force from the pi.ue where his [ unilh.meut ought
to line In , n inflicted.
U KCR ;• I-’.,
I Inc the iuhahirants of the T’loxhotirp' S:.
A nroioe Ih .II deliver iij> the afsitsins of the Reorr
I. matlve Joirand, and pirueul.irlv him who Wj
y. 11crelay relcned from the Iword of the law.
*L They lhall be required to ciemer up their
Hi In cafe of refol’a), the F.itixbnurg St. Antoine
fh.,i! he ic e I n .d in a ftate of rebellion :«nd ill the
h 1 t; :vs fhall niarUi agjinfl it ; :u<i front that il::.
th.c ililtribution of ami h •' of fni.fifttnce 1 he II rot
t l.c place in (hat Fauxbourp.
IV. 1 his decree fliall lie printed, pu'olijhcci, and
proclaimed all over Paris.
i I-.* Committee of Governnwnr Ih ;1 he tlriigtd
wit !i the execution of rite prefem dt^rtc.
1 he propofi! is adopted unanimoufly, amidU the
loudclt applaul'e.
IV A N T Z IC K. Miv 8.
Fue er.pov;atioa of grain is forbidden ; the or
ders were il ,'.ied when cutdiderabie (judju-itirs had
been purchnUd for Kn. l itul.
As the political hoi i/on begins to dear in the
v. • u r.! i n ope, clouds in the nuiiii teem to threa
cord:;.g t^ th; ]:>!t ; t* Irom I’eterilmrg,
•*' j’ .:i o: fi'ie k' great prep.ra
l.'i w.,t are imkV.g. 'i ov. «rbs the laft oi
'•’not il, .1 < t r>l i - lull f,: t'lte line \v ili he i ta
A 1.'. n •. - , { u imps are ordered to Poland
. -...1 :
! - tionr ;u J ft Till to reinforce ihear
whit. * l ..b'.idv amount to i6?,ooo men.
*■' net of the MMprels, particularly the
s i!1 ‘'‘'land, has o-.ca flout cl great uneuliiiefs
•CvKirts «-,f Cl pmliagep and Stockholm ; and
"s lav, tli.it tliele courts are makipo
.. .. i • p:q\ir..dons. rJ lu v are -fr ring out a
‘ ■' • ‘I ol die :ine, tvvelva of \vh h, under
1 u ;:";"d ot .« Dmilh admiral, w ill | ,51 the
• ' ».i 1» ’or the North Sea. Twenty others and
will he employed as. a fleet ot older
i i.i the Baltic. '1 he lame activity prevails
in;: up the laud forces id the two nations,_
warlike preparations announce great events.
r RANCfcORT, (upon the Maine) Mav 6.
T .ie* people are in open inlurrect ioti in. Nurem
I'erg, on account of the price and fcarcitv of provi
sion.s. f re r.n'h intuited the houles ot the bakers
in prefonce of the armed force, which wasnor able
pi'-^ent tins violence. A general riling is much
iiieCremv.n papers are {died with accounts of
t. i e re i iij o re fine n; s id the army oi the emperor -—
The of5 -ers report to the people, that the Auftrian
r.nuv on to.- Rhine will uimmnt from 200,000 to
£4 > 000 men.
I ne count d‘Artois is now nr B renterw 1 erde —
T ■ v mil of Sc J.vms'c according to rep on, fa
'.15 him l.o u time to time with dispatches.
n eft;DON. May s*5.
ri !.j declaration of his Imperial Majefty, Z£ Chief
of the Empire, profefiinga Fifpi fit ion to enter iota
a negoci.il ion with the Fiemb Rt public, has nu h
a 11 r a c 11d public : iter.rion. but u Items, and is ob
vious, th-.t hiv in m.-Ling this imimatirn
to the D.ct of Ratilhon, had not hit g further in
view 'hen to render nugatory the nr. dial ion < fieri d
by the king of Pruliia ; to prevent any partial treaty
beiii;'. entered inro, through hint, \* ill Fiance,
wh !' rv ,'Jit tend to c!i£ orate toe grand German
orn|/-dtra-.-} ; tn nine his imperial Mijellv at the
h' ad oi t iio:e Gci m • n ht.ites which arc dilpoltd to
treat lor peace ; and to :•«.«: ler*te or retain thenc
;oii imtons according t< I ;> own interefls as a Sove
reign Prince. 'J .t n.Gar. tii u was lent from Vi
tim* on the ~ 2d i.fAor.l. ; r,d delivered to tlu* Diet
R ‘.til.mn on the 4 !i 01 May. J Vt |ve days alter,
Ills Mujefty, having rn . t-:r, !\ weighed hi*. ,-.-a r. rci.i
1 c fituation, and iili"o the efi»j«nteh®s lent In in our
Court, accepts of a loin of 4 X. o.oo. i. am! hinds
himiVlf down to contim * rf, v. ..r .inlr France,
lie proipect of peace is thei ei’jre, w cu.-.cl i .-e, as
«ri i Ft a n t a s ever.
Mi/j 27. VVtr yefterdsy bated in our pap< r. 'lie
arrival from ,!• rr.nce, bv a Dine which re a bed J) >•
er uii nighf firm Calais, of v« 1 v in pi r
I ijftt intelligence. 'I his was not the on!> m s c.
unit’tpifiice which velietday brought..
i . c* event *. 1 • i c h leetns the fir ft to prefs for rneu
t t it is. 1 he declaration ol war ! y tin. Dutch up finti
Great Britain.
A genth man who left A'. iuerdani on Farm day
lalt, a 1 failed from the Tcxel, cn '..j.., 1.. •. I.
hrot’g'nt to this couniiy a copv of the above ‘.i< .!
ration of war, which we. coniider ’.u. tely ;s a na
tural coni:vj.jrr.ee of the treaty tlLnlive aiid denu
iive enter; d into net ween tin Ditch am! the Fr. u.h.
Sach a dcvlaiM'ion we founder at the pr- .rut nu
inert as by no me'u.s unfavourable ft 1 the isnsdis
of England as it iurnilhes us with rbc h. ft realous
' 1 i • ■ n in men ft ; ■ ptrty 11 1: . c untrv
belonging to Holland, and likewhe for !■ ; ing ;,j’j
their lhijs of war and trade, which won!.I oiher
wile h i v e t landeitincly teen tniplo’-td in the itt vice i
of tlie French.
Ah.7 30. It's a mofr curious ::nd important fact. '
that, the late inhirrectioifs in Paris was anticipated ;
in London, a ,d h-oUcd lot vv ird to with cot tide- . « '
ot its Imr. t's. K. y, it.ts fh.d, that the ir,on.:i;
Mr. \\ ii ' rfovrv w <• i,|y pot;nonet! 1.. : 1T!
1 c 1 o 11/;t *■ thou! ! arrive of the e\ mu ! If this ... n t,t,
we (hou ,d only lav that ilie cakim-ts, v. I i,;r iu_ !
r.ig'’.s are to produce blood died, ought to he lute j
that 1.1)0 pd will not be flic J hr vain. it is a hutri- 1
t ie police to promote ma-'s.icrcs that arc to be ulc
lefs.
The very thy that the Emperor ifsu.d an O rroi
tor accepting oi four mibmns f,f money froni Ln
ul.in.t, he pu biihed a proci.im it ion that he was ren
‘y >■’ m i. - p. wr v ith Fi --i There ’■ s tertain! v
uo :i.c ui'il'c'm > hi i:C dou. le de. lino — he t. kes the
money : < King ol Hungary, and u akts peace as
m ::.;ers ha> o imt attempted to co 1J in tjocfnon
•"ill vr 11.*; oiK'iij or :he lineeriiv of the Em
l>eror s -**.‘< ri|«t to the Di • of Ranli-mi ; but ibc.r
pnriil ; h ue hit upon ;> molt notable lohjiion ot
the cliiii.i 11 >. ' i .. I lint alter rn • k i i ■ i» pci.ce with
the French, as he ml id tie Germanic boi.t . 1: e will
i onniine t he war *.> king ,.r ilungaiy ;viu! Bohemia,
•hi: ! i lu r ion, i f not in united, was :’s In* ppi 1> ilii:f
tiv.tfdby thru gnat political ami military m-nius.
M Ji-n kin Ion. as the futility cl Mr. Mack’s' mat i h
to P..r'u lilt u Is ion of Parliament.
)i w s ;ij.p relic ruled, that when the Emperor of
G« : m inv had made peace, and the king of Bohemia
hail reh.lved to continue the war, the emperor
might i t lull i he kmg pei milsieh to march iroops
through or draw fuppiie.s from any part ol the ter
ritory of the Empire. Fortunately, however, the
Emperor is not. only king <1 Bohemia, but Arch
Dnkj- ni Auitrin, lo that, in this Cabinet of T rini
ty in L1 nicy, the h ng and the arih duke will a 1 -
wavs be able to out vote the Empr t or.
Lpon a late nntlier of the guaids arrived from
Germany, it appears that on 11;c average ot ly ten
men per company luce returned of thole who full
embaiked for I^ojiand.
STAT K PAPER.
Refcript of tile Emperor, preferred by ti e Impe
t i u min i(t er t o the States of tie Gt-inmnii. Km
j'itr, in diet rlletnbled aL Ratilbcn, on the 4th of
>;U
i he M millers of h.s Imperial m: j'fty are c barg
ed to declare, in the 1 r me oi bis majilt) in pet01 ii
king, to the env o’. * n prelc ntirg the feveral Primes
.md Itates of ths.- Ifoiy Roman Empire, that I s mu
j;liy ;s ready to enter into negotiations with tlu*
i’r' t ch republic. His nujeft\, wit hen t kcii-g too
mild fit! of his own imereYr. "will conlult therein
the real welfare ol the empire, and mskc it his foie
care to procure to the empire an aicc pt; hie, |<»}id.
and pnmar.rnt peace. But h's Impi nG majelM
lus alio, at the fame time, the j, ft 01 fidtcce in ail :
his Co Starrs of the Empire, thu tthey will co-opt r
ate, with all their power, to eccon pliih 11 :s cleft
rablet tul and not enter into feparate negotiations 1
with the French republic. His Imperial nujelty
expects lu wet er, the I5 c< dielt declaration.- t n ihi'.‘
lubjecr, and the Imperial Co-ccn'miificner will
loon prelent a rk. lar.n ton in m the Emperor and
king, explanatory of the fept tvint of hh Impel it. 1
majelty, in other refprets his Imperial M. jefty
cairnot conlenr, that the l« pa rate treaty cf peace
concluded on the part of his Prubi.n m:jeltv,euri
in hi* quality of a Prince ai d Co St: re If the em
pire, lias been mo ft unexpected to him.”
.o frjri i
L .V I T J
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only ./’■ r the i: h ■‘■'r. n/
i,;,r;f "i ir ; ii V. as in.pol* h
: i • I‘:S t St : I! f O !’■ ill. , t ■»f > ■ l IV j
ition op. a *.u. jfct, wi i. 1 : !.•
<^t tlit- S'etntf t r pt-.i • v. > • n . v. • ;..
• *f iitfot m ■:; 'ii !v |,,ro ;•, ; , J, r t;
neral a cpielVion w h -o •«. ij . ,.e Jrs
treat) lull b^en r ! m .-.o, , .:j.j {-,,.r
to we}!, as it f •. it; • was .!
treatS
itv lor the
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nor ti t o re.ttl i:i ti.;
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men hm; v. f. r pref
’nt. While
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: • ■ ‘S «r»j I n r« . . : I I. .
:!f- • - Of ih. treaty uodoiibudiv ex, epti
■' 'it. . : ... . i *• »••• s coiueiveii it to, at,,] they on
*.V y*1! 1 . ii 'c s ihooltl he conducted in
turn •) , •* . oi the luh-jec? re<j*i’»r•'c*—.
in !• a w v as w, uld be molt likely ro injure
‘l1, _ [Orrery.]
o;jH .in V i.e, :n ;!'■ ; ,:t Halvcnn, < x| Soj-inp. a
palUjV” it '-‘in , *»at.) if • v for China, <liiVo-.u r<\! a
i;vw Spke-Jfl i.o- in l •:«•••■ hood r *. N. w C- i
"-iiol he aa.k ;• >• fl>!,!<• u oi in ;!•;* n«me of' the
United bi-jie-s of’ AmerC • .
N K VV - V o R K, J iv to.
>o fen:iincnr is more dm, and no truth «v -•
■! fij'it-mlv experienced than i!>:»*: rx;r e
;V:-.'s letter to gem-r.,! Puunm. !••
mil i hah}* for tl.« [in of io;; i;i; . ‘
‘he* t*i ctidfiit h'li.'cif is an ex.npic-: the vrry
men who o ive h’O.;]:! under him, have, it; i-.m in
j-. I.o !s lrv.'ni him with oppr'hrmm icr his
r •• 1 - ; 1 . - i.i r limn jli 1 v, am* fave ns from
insrit: ■; .0 lorr'iQuers. Hi*; .rnrdnrt h s be . t
tor.fi >■»; i i.. b ::* been the ft ead v fi i iu! of freedom
..ini 1. a.-n ' ru *) he ».oi-(!uct «*! Iks enemi. 3 has
‘ ten c.: k .vi:—Jiry va.y and cenfure to day the
man that ’ft.'. admired but vefterday.
Ci.ntri o>-J*v is -v.nihrr rrmarkable example.
He was the itc*d\ • uipe^rhed patriot, till he open
ly npr.niiJ she inn I : : ..itrmpix (if a Fi'Mich iidn'P
r:u: ,ut- »,;n . , y 1, ;• t. '] |.U wm rv rov
•J;«ht 10 all ins !, r-. . ;• c id act, for ir \v:.s 3 natri
' • md hen . e ! ■ . our ui
i'.itiitc'd autiiorii ;t s Kv iot riuut*, r s it ws to reli.t
'he lour <;• Ci .oa i - Hi it ; 0 in i;--t —Oppolitioa
in both cults vv.-.s necefsarv to our fn-ichm and, in
dependence. Men who did not oppofe the t ; ■ 1
atumpt to (li.snheour j "vermnent, were cm.v. , ' )
—men who conntenanrrd that attempt were rr .
tors’, am! in any onmrrv hot the United State.;
would Ii::'.e forfeited the:r ]ii;=.
The cenfure govrnor j y has innfrred, hy h’s
miision to Great-Britain, is molt unmirUi-'d, mm
is a. proof 1 hat no eminence of fu> nu r fen. icc • . ..•
kcutra man from ingratitude, and the 1 eproath id
bi.i eiur n-that no intrarity. howev. r in. j ii
ble, Crtii 1 core from the Hander of vvkked hearts.
'Ph-3 oid Mied patriot accepted the nidsiuti with
extreme re] Mtance—the \oyage txpoo.-i his life,
11'Jin ni - peculiar co:il!»ruti6n ; and ihe m;d i.m com«
mitred bis character, f:t,:n the d’ffi’t'bJy of ixeciiiir"
it, to public acceptance.
I !iai ilic treaty i.s Ida hivor dole than many peo
ple expected, id n it. the fault uf the envoy who ne
y iciated it. M:. Jay had bis inf:ructions from the
Prehdent and I :s council and no pretence is fuoiidt
ed that he vai led fr.-m t h a r in <. (frm ial points._.
lie lias made the bf ittaly he raid, and if it is not
tor the inure >r ot ti:c United btates, the blame mufc
tali 1,11 the fenetc who tatihed it, not on the min 1
ter who negociated it.
1 p abide a man for not gaining points v. h..!
Great Britain, an odd, proud, power I u 1, cost: erci -
al nation, would not \ it Id, is fupt remtnrni i/igm/itndf,
:.nu tends to 0 •Iconmge all able men from undertak
ioi» j-ublic c. tni ".dsions. buch, however, was the
iate ot amieiii !u rocs and patriots—bail'd to doy
as the f.:v iors ot their country ; to morrow drive j
into exile 1?v a iiikle populace.
JULY l+.
A letter from Dublin to 'gentlemen in this cite,
lays,—“ 'I he ret a 1 of Eat! F it /williem, was thought
:o have blalted the hopes of the people t f!0L1 ;.d ;
But it has done more in UNITE them in their com
mon cattle, than all the Reft: mi Societies in the
Kingdom. Stttrcely a Ptriili in which there has
; lt been a meetitip ni lioilt Reman Catholics and
Proteltante, mutually agreeing to banifh all Religt
'ms Attimtifity, and to STAND and FALL'! OGF
THER in the JUSTpurfuit of their UOMMCK
RIGHTS !—1 he leading characters in Parlittnuic
for property and ability ; (fucllas Grattan, Ponfri
oy, Nc.) (peak in the lonttelc and mult tleteruinct!
manner apainft the mealitres of the prelent roiiotis
Government ; lo that you need not he [brpried if
yoo hear before November next, of a Refitm i t
our lriih Politics—or, perhaps, SOMETiiXG
-YORK !!'• 1