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FOREMiN INTEL LICENCE.
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G3TILISBITRGH, MAIL. •
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On the 29th ult. p dreadfol.fire broke ow in die
town of Uddenella, about fifty English miles from
hence, which, in a short time, reduced the why le
town, together with the Church tar wharfs, isles
works, Ste. to ashes.—Not a single beiewebenalis;
Lopwards of 4,000 inhabitants were buried Ast.
whose &etre* is beyond description; wEit adettl it
'l4 that 15,009. &Pen of deals, with which', slug
Might have ere Bed temporary habitations, were de•,
strayed is rite Very liberal snbscriptibitkilinsi
been entered into for their assistance. •
MK. Igo
Yesterday arrived the Ferreter gan.higit. iriuhias
English Messenger, for 4t. Petersburg i *4 *1
morning, arrived the deity pneleet,,witb a Aussie,
Messenger, for the NUM place. They bottreetir
immediately.
Sin:4lllltGit MAIL.
. ILA TII9OII, AM.. „I.
TMs day the following remarkable declaration
was delivered in to the Din, by the neer* Arch-
Chancellor : •
" Right worthy, noble, end highlY esteemed Sirs,
w'lhe un.lerw,lttew Deputies and Ardleaseadr.rs to rife toe-
rat Diet or the German Empire, have received orders teem.
nmulpite the annexed declaration, is the seizes of their so•
'pectin Sover.:igns, to your Excel:entire u.
" The occurrences of the three last win, which have AIMS
ontoternireily disterhed the tranquillity of Gerona,' enti the ;.
p changes Melting front than, have most fullydkeintau•
ttratalithet the bonds which were hith...t intended to lotto
the dug rent Inembers of the Germanic Body. were imetsgswee
to the purpose, or rather, Vat they were a'.;early Oselle did
solved. The sense of this truth has king exi•ted in the frost ;
of every German, and however painful tit • experience of ISM ,
ram has been, it has, in fad, only4prneed the deter of a 4CnO•
ititutioll venintlde'in its origin,bat which hail boninie ta •
consequence Ca the imperfections inseparible (s9m V! humus ,
institutions. To thieMrcireutance e one, mast, undouStedk be
uctitet, the division 'which took place in the Empire, in 1793,
and prmluced a eepatatien of the interests of ffintmern and
Sonthern Garment. From this moment, all ideas-of one come
mon country and interest inns have vanished: ibe eimaislasup
war of the Empire, and peace of the Lupin, towpath
words without significatiuni and in she andel of' the
German Imperial Body, Geimeny was sought is rain:
The Princes contiguous to Franc', destitute of. ad
protedien, exposed to all the terromedas par +hick then bad,
no cunstitutional means of terminating,. were, in fad, .Obeid'
to secede by separate treaties from the general union The,
Peace of Lunt,tilo, and still more the Decrees Milne Emits of
1803, certaoily see.ned sofficient tu give new vigour unbelief
manic Constitution, as they removed the weak rota sd.
systt rn, and strengthened the rincipal pillars by whs.kk'
supported, •
" But the events that took place in the last ten mosslMlth"
the face of the whole ern:lire, haviblasted this last hiape4 end
Placed smote, out of all kind of doubt, the inadequacy of tan
constitutien hitherto sillsisting. By these important
derationi, the Sovereigns anti Princes of the South and
of Germany here been induced to f .rin a new eon
adapted to tits circumstances of the times. While.
nounce by this declaration their connection with the
body, they merely follow the system set up by former,
creienn, and by the declarations of the more powifut
of the inspire. They caught, indeed, have retained the..
shade* of en extinguished ancoutut,on but they .
the Contrary, thought it mom nassonant to their dignity, sad
the purity of their intentions, tramake a vnisiotasy and politic
declaration of their resolution, and the mantes by which they
have been instigated.
" In vain would their hese flattered ••,emselees with lb* 4
hope of attatnlog the desired °lced, had ,Ley not been enured
of a poet:fel protection, in the person of that Monarch, whose
views nave always insnifested thei? coincidence with thd rani
interests of Germany. Such a powerful igue•autree i doubly
satisfasom. It aff..rds the assurance, that
Impctat 4. fiance, not wily (Cr the saber

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