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Tien, inn footed to make contributions under the

A of Maas, hpe m *Mr wash inteeests. InT outtrtly if
lltallieUtheeme et wai ahem. for Its lot et" %Rs e in*
jlWw the iCteit wee cation/id with an itepeaket
delleehammd M Melt Its metthe, the Gass of the sestiliwis
prewati mg bait hula asking complaints. The King
11181110211Ple. Ihr puss, and the monde:mice of
pose* wee Itelle.ll *Oh of Mir heart.
sr mimes of et tteslewatneetexhausted than ht..

Mob Out eltthit CsillMN. TM situation el the Ki-r,
. respect tar his duty, wag now tsars digtcult than ever Tu
frames from litngmentiAs the troupe dm had in Han.-
to suffer no' attack at that territory. Frain
MUMMY. the whole bonito of the relation between Franc.
I Prussia turned en this shims, without the latter deriving
AS loom advantage boos it ; and, by an extraordinary chain of
circumstances, Manna. which only wished to act inipartiallv,

.sit remain muted. appeared to take. part against the Allied
Pewees. All the advantage arising from this position of Pros
was entirely for France; and the Kim, was daily threatened
collisions, as formidable to him, as decisively favourable to
I plaits a Napoleon.
Who could hate &apposed, that precisely at the moment in
w►ich the Icing gave the French Governmeet the stmeglim
peals of hie firmnessoi rare example of :he Lithfel W-
aimea of the engagements sum which a bed once
e►ould be chosen by Napoleon, to kn.lkict on Presets the Whet
alesseible Injury ! Who does not reelotreet the violasiee of,
Anspach territory og the 3d of October of t►e ptecoding

notwithstanding the express remonshance of tne civil
Government, and His Majesty's Ministers? This contest be.
tweets (which pardons gamy thing) that integrity which ►e-
mains true to its engagements to the lasa, on the one part ;
the abuse of power, the insolence inspired by deceitful
fortune, and the habit of only teckiming on this Netting, on
sheenier; continued several years

The Xing declared to the French Gemernment, that be con-
*Aimed all his coompetions with it as dissolved. He placed his
aisles on a footing suitable to eireurnstaisees. Ilv was now
essavineed that no pledge of sec-rity ritualised for the
neighbours of Fiance, but a peace e.tablished on lime priuci.
ley and guaranteed by all the powers in common.
His Majesty offered the Allies to be the usedietne, in nage-
cionuns, for such a peace, and to sipport them with all his
Meas.
is sufficient to know the conditions then x proposed, to, be
convinced of the moderation w►ich, at all else% gwastAid Ilse
petit* of His Majesty in their whole event Prussia, at this
moment, listened not to the voice of mange; she passed over
the events of the late war, however vrolent they might have
been, since they had been suctioned by existing treatise He
required nothing but the punctual fulfilment of these treaties;

. this he required without lirnit..tien. •••Coent Haereita
paired to Vienna, where the Frdseh Emperor then was.
Scarcely had this Min.ster been these tome drys,. 'ben the
vitae face of alfairs was changed. The misfortunes repo-
denced by the Coort of Vienna had coatis/led it to sign an
statistics, which was intreediair tely followed by a peace +
s kwps»r 44. Russia sserigted his triagrrinionsus views
the wish is‘ his Ally, and his ;ratio tchun home .-
- &AA of sentiet z fir WVI tobitCed

• limit his palely by his petrels, aid !naval, r hd 'scan hi(
wit*. ei embracing the interests of a I Ittkmpo, at•ke Ilia 1.611
security, awl that of hit aeletheara, his fast objaLt.
( C. by iteetiaued

111111.114. OC f 11.
Hostilities hale at last commenced tle public
evinced the greatest joy, en being informed therSS
be the fo/lowing letter
Int fRISCI Of 140.1110LONS TO Till Feineant •T
BALM. O•TID Jitl4, OCT. 9.
The small Gores of General Ts. u anal eis reach-
ed &blithe yesterday ovular, without any low.
I expea to arrive tbis evening at Neustadt.
Our brave and gallant Bayreuth troops 6ese
etsiaytaf tholde.saare of supporting the first onset of the
blew,. The French had ten men killed !
a A letter from Head-qu assures us, that
hussars, comminutes, by general Buoweis, have
made 800 prisonem of the detached corps belonging
to Marshal SWAT'S division."
" MAN svaett,act.
" There can be no doubt of the commencement
. hostilities between Prussia and France. 4 slight
skirmish has taken place, between Hog and Ingold-
stash, is which the Penniless were out-numbered,
and forced to retreat.
" The nunalser of the Prussian troops now con-
centrated within the space of ten miles, is accu-
rately stated at one hundred and twenty-two thOu--
sand men.
a A report Is preraftet; faelmerve4 per., _
. garrison of Frankfort has refused to a Man to
march with a division of French troops, of nearly
10,000 men, who had been ordered by BON 4F• at
take the garrison with them !!!
" It is generally understood, that the German sub.
jets of the French, and their Allies, will all join
Prussians, if any opportunity occur !!!

SOL' L T.ll and I)'Avuusr'st:orps of sixteen thou-
sand man, have not been cite to prevent the junc-
tion of General l'xwerixiso with Prince HOil Ltd•
lilt, at Schleita."
OCT. 10.
Sixteen thousand men, of the division of LLivonst
and Souk have advancrdty the way ori-leff. On

8:11. some of those troops entered Hoff. Gen.
'aitensieu retreated with his small corps to ScMelz,
preserve his communication with the army clder
Prince 11,hadohe, whose head-soattprs, accc,rdiog
the last accounts. was at Jena ; the advance!'
guard. under Prince /Anis, was at Itudo2etaJt.—
'llays4m,l- Corrozainienten, Urt. 1:;.;