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London, England, 1806-08-12 00:00:00

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LONDON, ~
TUESDAY, Auovsr 12.
The Hamburgh Mails, due on Sunday se'nnight.
and Wednesday last, arrived yesterday morning ;
and the mail due yest 'rday, arrived last night, with
letters and papers to the 4th inst. The latest ac-
counts from Vienna are of the 26th last, and they
state, that according to the most recent advises from
Trieste, Cattaro was still in the possession of the
Russians. M. D'Ousai: passed, on the 29th last,
throegh Berlin, on his return to St. Peteraburgh.—
He is the bearer of the Treaty which he signed at
Paris, and carries to his Court for ratification. The
following are given in a letter from Amsterdam, as
the principal articles:
Russo to evacuate Cattaro.—tsonee to evacuate Regusa.va
RiAlt to guarantee the inbirity of Turkey.
Trance, within a certain time atilt the evacuation of Cat
taro by the Ratsiase, to withdraw her tourps trona Germany.
Russia to ioterpoas her good offices between France aced
England, and between Ifeemin and Sweden.
Several articles is Ow H 4 burgh Papers are,
however, at variants with this arrangement. The
French troops in Bavaria are in motion for Salzburg.
and others are assembling upon the frank= of that
Kingdom. Several corps from Anspach entered
Wuraburg on the eld:attlitstfters wereezpeßed to

follow.—These movements do not indicate a
speedy return of the French to the Rhine. But it is
further stated, that they will not be withdrawn from
Germany until the new Confederative System for the
SoOth of Germany shall have been acknowledged
and put into adivity.—The Ad of Confederation
was received, on the 24th of July, by the Ele.noe
Arch. Chancellor, and was to be presented to tho
Diet on the lst inst.
We have received Paris Papers to the 23, and

Dutch Papers and Letters to the 6th instant... The
Paris Letters state, that before Lord YARISOUT4
left that city for England, he had an interview with
Bo • e, who made to his Lordship several ver-
bal declarations and siplanations, which he sub-
mitted to our Governamot.-0 It has been as-
serted," says one of than, 1, in some circles,
with a tone of great confidence, that the negotiations
with England were absolutely for a separate peace.
It is added, that England will not grant a free pas-
sage to the West Indies, cid give up the Cape of
good Hope, unless she is indemnified by the cession
of Pondicherry, and even of the Isle of France.—
Scups other circumstances will shortly take place,
that may render the war with England less oppres-
sive, nay, even advantageous to en important part of
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After the arrival of M. D'Ouhril, the Russian em-
Champ de Mars. His Majesty the Emperor the French trade. These circumstances will be a 9'd
bossy here sent off the Bares Von Holland, as a toss-Hope, for the purpose ot convoying tne wi,.. 7
fleet, which were hourly expeded. The Person.
earnmended dm troops. The rain fell incessantly
tier Vienna. natural consequence of the French system of alli-
to once, °inward-bound. sailed from St. Helena on ine
of
daring these manainvres, which lasted several hour;ante. A plan is in preparation, by which the trade, II th June.
I M. Van Krusemark has just attired here from .0
do Togo* did not seem to perceive it.
more difficult, and teen impassible; and, besides this, to Athe"prr
in English commodities, is to be rendered much
St. Petersburgh : he brings a letter to our Sovereign.
~..a• Ilar• the next General Eledtion, is expeaed. In addivos
em,ecnotn tbesi :nit ob reemp rewseen t,
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Fito4l THE HA1111311311 MAILS. written by the Emperor Alexander, with his own .
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various treaties of commerce are on the point of be- Mitten, Sir H. Mison•r, Mr. Tuts'. tswevrti
• vane*, jut.V 23. hand.P
A MSTERDA 01, JULY 29. tog concluded with several important Powers of the
Continent. By means of these, a considerable quan- and Mr. Ler eve r, intend becoming can,lid,tes.
st
It has been agreed between the French Aruba"- • The Hon. re* AttEll A. PRITTIA has declare!
The conditions of the peace between Russia and fa
seder and out Court, that Austria shall take no fur- himself a candidate for the representation of 1,,s
City of French mantrfaftures will find an extremely county of Tipperary, vacated by the accaisiva 41
France are not yet known with certainty; but they ts
AK steps relative to Cattaro ; but that every thing,
are reported to be nearly as follow : favourable sale in those countries, toils. wail piclu. Lord Mar Raw to the Peerage.
with festal to that place, shall remain on the pre- .. mete she": friendship anw geed enwewtending between sion of English commodities; and the due obsery- The Rirht Hon. Lord Mat vises arrived I ni
once of these Treaties of Commerce, will be attended Cmrujechir'eloatneClTuattsdthaey last.tt
sent footing, till a declaration shall be received from Russia and France.tt
Paris, whither M. de la Rochefoucault sent off a .. The Russians shall evacuate Cater* to the Trench, and with personal advantage to the Sovereign." that they took the horses from his carriage, ::- NI
. ewer last week, after the conference which he had separate thematives hem the Mentenegrim• drew him for about four miles, amidst untiJondr
--op__
The troops which sailed from Portsmouth on joyful-
rTeti.poofpuhislaceLworerd.eh7
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*lb His Imperial Majesty. .. T:ie French, in like manner, shall evacuate Aaiun,
h:sZtWznisili nalvaen da udthi sot tr ii In
which shall he spin placed under the protection of the Poet,.
Friday, for the Cape of Good Hope, put into
It is more and more confirmed, that the Monte- sai
.. Roth Potters shall guarantee to the Pals the integrity of
megrim are in possession of Cattaro. Torbay on Saturday, the wind being contrary. MAJESTY has been pleased to appoint Lieutenaii re
• its dominion.
Since the Russian Commandant has refused to aty.tobeisntagteunthitaetd the South 3i;
General Proor to the command of the troops in r•
" France /* mites. within a certain time after the 'vacua- The transports, with troops from the Downs, for . • b
surrender Calcite till further orders, the Austrian tiois of Cattaro, to withdraw its troops from Germany. island &Istria, the Head -quarters of which are
Sicily, passed Dover on Saturday, but had not -sr
Litchfield ; and Lord Sour HAMPTON, who is on :1
Ordops ender General Bellegarde are at Sabioecello, .. Rutsia pmmoes to user her endeavoud to reoore peace reached Portsmouth on Sunday. They probably re- staff under him as Major-General, is stationed E
ea the Ragusan territory. It is, however, not between France and England. Russia will employ her good maimed at Dungeness. '...; irthampton, and has the immediate command
doebted that Cattare will, in a short time, be eva- offices re sammonodate the disputes between Priam and _—......—_ the meanies of Northampton, Oxford, Bedford, a
I.
Swede ii."-..( lismilniegk Cerrapeadeaten, dug. 2.) A Bulletin, of which the following is a Copy, Buckingham- el
cuated by the Russians.
JULY 96. BANKS Or TUE MAIMS. JULY 23. was yesterday transmitted to the Loan M• v oa, and cent • following paragraph :—" We !'
ems the
him communicated to T-L 0 Y ll'a endposted MOTT LEY'S Petiemouth Paper, received ycstero.l 14,
According to the last advises from Trieste, Cat- If The Gagene Of Cledeelarth may be believed, by - i oil the following
information without comment, in i
taro was still in possession of the Russians. The the inhabitants of Cattaro have refused to give up the Mansion-House: word. in which we have been favoured with it. o
(COPY.) was written by an Officer of rank io the Channel fie ti
Austrian troops were waiting, encamped, at the that place to the Austrians, for the latter to surren.h
" Message, by Telegraph, from Plymouth, teceited 10th and is dated on the ath dust. 'The Hibernia is co
- , leleade of-Curaola and Lamina. der it to the French, and have declared that they August, at 9, p.m.:— pleted for a long voyage, to take the Prince Regret I
General Sebastiani, named for the embassy to will, in no case, consent to come under the govern- .. July —, the French, six line-of wee ships; Admiral POETV.OAL to the )tra=ils, and establish him Cher? e
Kin : The Viitualline Office, we find, has rove c
Casetaatinopie, arrived. on the 14th, it Priest, in ment of the French. Cochrane, four line-of•battle ships, under easy sail, off SL
ed
at, • .o. '
Thoroa.'s, standing Westward. i contralti for stores and provisions for _ r
illemgary, and continued his journey dm next day. The federative league of several German Princes These circumstances induce a suspicion. that l' c
" Admiralty-Office, 15th August, 1506. ;
They write frosts Craclw, under the date of the with France, was, we me assured, signed on tnir tugal is threatened with some new danger.
(a true Copy.) 1
19th inst. that travellers corning from the neigh. I ;th of this month, by the respective Minin (Signed) ers, and private letter states, that the French Arsibassab
" JAMES SHAW, Mayor." at Madrid, demanded, so far back as the let I
hood of Basest, assent, that the Russian sent by a courier to the Courts ulcerated, for ratifi- •• Maniat-Houre, 11th August, 1506, June last, the cession of four rich Spanish F 1
' We may, co
encamped along the River Wig, amount to nation. consequently, soon expeet the of& Mann Tea, p. At."
' ' I pubhcatinn of this im rtant ea which will It may be inferred from this account, that the P
109.0110 men, which will yet be reinforced by some r.CIA Po , , roteition of France. Spain to receive an rode
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winces, to form a new Federal State. wider
I • . 1 cause a great change in the South of Germany. • two squadrons were in si‘ht of each oaf& The tusai.„
egiebents. ~,. -• • .... • . nity for these Fiovinces, in the Kingdom of I'
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