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to toter ti;e tea; rrtrpcse af. Nitre, which
is 'to overawe the Continent, and prevent all
opposition to the entsiCetion of his plan.---
Some of the orders tot the retu-n of the French ; 4
troops to Germany, may. no (lonia, have been
. issued before the signing of the Treaty between I
Russia and France, at Paris ; but that Treaty re
mains still to be ratified. We canant, moreover,
conceive that the Treaty stipulates that Russia shall
resputt and acknowledge this new and formiilabie
revolution. In this state of things, a countermand
would be precipitate and premattire. Bat we have
further evidence to spew that the orders for the
march of the french troops towards Germany are
independent bi the recent Treaty with Ritssia. A
Courier ;istill reach the Hague, in three or
four days, from Paris ; and yct we And, that
the orders for puttil3 all the troops in Hol-
laid in motion, were not received at the Hague
until the 3t ‘t of July, ten days after the sign-
ing of the Treaty. There can, theref-,re, be no
doubt respelling the real ohjeet of BaxsP Aer o
He evidently seeks to overawe the other Conti-
nental Powers into acquiescence. Private letters
state, that th..y have taken the alarm, and that Prus•
sia, Austria, Sweden, and other Northern States,
have entered into a league against France. Au-tria
is assembling several strong divisions of troops in the
Inviertel, and Salzburg, but we perceive no other
symptoms of preparation or resistance, in the
puhlic Prints. This critical state of the Continent
affords little hope of a successful result to the Ne-
gociation fur Peace between France and England.
Inoking at this recent developement of Bona-
!Arts x's extrava...; int schemes of ambitinn, no man
can expett that he will consent to stop his progress ;
or, if he did stipulate to that effett, that he would
fulfil his engagement.
The report that Lau 'tyros's Army had taken
Cattaro by storm, is unfounded.

Mr. Fox was so much Netter yesterday, it is ex-
petted he will be able to take the air in a few days.
Sixteen sail, part of the fleet of 40, which soiled
precipitately from. Nevis, ender .convoy of the
Cerof:ri and Delihia, to avoid -Jerome _Bono,
PACTS% sqnodro have arrived in the Downs:o—
Phey were chaced on the Si July, by the enemy,
for three hours, but escaped. They are all sup-
posed to be safe.
The Demise, M,Gatoo a, from Jamaica. for Cnrk,
was taken and sunk, about the 16th of June, by four
Trench frigates.
Wit.otait Fatituroiroz. Esq. of Englefields in
the County of -.army, is returned to serve in Par-
liament for the Borough of Enniskillen, in the
room of Joao Kis°, Esq.
The Right Honourable HosuParter . (commonly
called &ill Percy,) is returned to serve in Porlio.
Gent for the Borough an.! Parish of Buckingham,
la the room of the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Pao sr.
The Hon. Colonel WODaIIOVSK has commenced
a most a!tive canvas in the county of Norfolk, and
eke friends of the present Members have issued an
address in consequence.
The Hon F. Pearls, one of the candidates for
the representation of the County of Tipperary, is
married to the daughter of the Loan CHANCELLOC
of !eland.
Friday min:tight, Viee-Admiral Weirton) ar-
rived in Tralee, and proceeded to Dingle, on his
inspeition of the Sea Fencibles and Signal Towers
in that distriet.
The Inretiel City of Nuremberg is to be ceded
to Bavaria ; so that only Hamburgh, Lubeck, and
Bremen, still preserve their precarious existence.
The King of Hotiaap has sent notice to the
Senate of Hamburgb, that he intends to establish a
Poo-Office of his own in that city.
At Paris, a report was citcoheed, on the 30th
of Jul►, that the preliminaries of peace had already
been sent to England to h ratified.
The influence of Count Houovritz. in the Ca-
binet of Berlin. is said to have been for some time
upon the decline; sod, abort the 4th instant. one of
b:s most strenuous supporters, Costa Seas
KENVERT, the Prussian Civil and Military Go-
vernor of Hanover, resigned his office : Isis resigna-
tion was not only accepted. but General I.stRISCI4,
a friend of Baroa HAILDLM sato, replaces him in the
Miiitary Department, and another frien4 of the
Baron enjoys the Civil Adt&aortratino serf iserener
At a meeting of the Committee of Merchants of
the City of Cork. on Saturday, the 9.h instant, it
was unanimously resolved, that the warmest thanks
of use Committee be transmitted to the Right Ho-
nourable Sir doom Newswire, But. for his great
zeal and patriotic exertions in promoting the com-
mercial and general interests of Ireland.
The inhabitants of Prague have been thrown into
great astonishment by the marriage of the son of
the Reigning Prince WILL:AII of Av tag, with
his father's consent, to the daughter of a conves ted
Jew, who, it is true, possesses prodigious wealth.
FiIaIKCVICO Hors, the Commandant of Carta.
who concluded the capitulation of the forties', it,
according or some accounts, a Swiss, and related to
the celebrated Austrian General of the same name,
I who was killed during the late war.
The Prince of HISSI-PIiILITSTHWL, the brave
defender of Coleco, was dangerously osounOod it.
the arm, and it. the hip. On his removal from the
fortress, an English Oificer as.umed the command,
and fur three day supported the tremendous fire of
the besiegers. He then demanied fifteen days to
capitulate, but MAssesa would not grant a longer
time than fltt.-en hour'.
'I he celeboited Dolor and Professor
formerly of Gottingen. whose name is weU known to
every scientific man in Europe, lately shot him. It
its Wen.'sheek-wood, about three English miles from
Hamburg!. Pecuniary embarrassments are stated
ta have rostigoted him to tbc fatal aft. His loss is
a Over-wily regretted. He has left two featadc or-
phan. tot-oly itoprovidod fur.