The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-07-21 00:00:00

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as alter the peacoat Camps remain, and Utterly, by the peace
of [Amelia/.
" The conduct of the French Government must appear, the
more extraordinary to every unprejudiced person ; since the
same Government, which had always before acknowledged
the difference of these twofold relations, iininediatelv oil aif-
ferences tithing hetween rfenee.ind the Crown of England,
readc these the sole pretence for a hostile invasion of the Ger.
man Territories. it would be superfluous to iaaist on the con-
sequences of which this gloss violation of the law of nrtirrrs
must necessarily be productive to the safety and integrity of the
Grimaulsodyrpolitic' and all the distinct hutes, as they must
he ,elt.etident to the high and eminent co-sestets.
" His Majesty and Electoral Highness Is therefore perfectly
convinced that the high co-estates of the Empire will, accort.
hig to their well-known love of justice and of their country,
molter all the necessary means to put an end to the uppres•
„ots undrr which the Territories of the Electorate of Bruns-
wick suff,r, and to restore to them the blessings of peace, and
that secrrity which they are entitled to expect front their
connection and union with the Empire
" The undersigned has hereby fulfilled the charge he bad
in commission and hea the honour to recommend and request
Ow Vicar Exceilencesii aid Eminences will immediately relive-
unit this important matter to their several Courts, that they
„,,i as .0011 as possible receive the requisite instructions from
then high and eminent principals.
(Signed) " VON REDEN."
MILAN, JUNE 21.
According to out newspapers, the Emperor of
RUSSIA has ordered all his Ambassadors, Ministers,
and other diplomatic agents, to take under their
protection, and to lend assistance to eve, y French
emigrant, who desires to go or to settle in the
Russian Empire.
DATUIRON JULY 2.
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As the Minister of the Eleaor of Baden delivered
the following verbal declaration, the Austrian Am-
bassador expressed his wish that it mry be taken ad
repeaduno ; and by it, therefore, he would retract
his former declaration, under hope that it would be
approved by his Court. The Prussian Minister said,
that he did not doubt but that this will receive the
consent of his Sovereign.

VIRDAL DECLARATION OP Tilt ILZCTOR Of
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u Convinced as His Electoral Highness is, of the pure and
boirouralse motives which caused His Majesty the Emperor of
Russia to order his Minister at the Din to present the note of
the 6th of Mar, winch so Nearly proves the Mena His Rus-
sian Majesty takes in this tranquillity and pensomil of the
Gentian empire, and impressed as His Electoral li gtiness is
with the must lively gratitude for hineself and ibr his hou-e,
he cannot, notwithstanding, repress his painful, sensalens,
if the affair in question, which unfortutuitely occurred in
his tenctore, should have any consequences dangerous to the
future quiet of Germany.
" This Important consideration, connected with • certain
confidence is the well-meaning sentiments expressed by tam
Enoch Gove.notent, during the last uegnciation for peace, as
wen as those which ire Chief has always evinced towards the
German Empire, makes His Highness anxiously desire that
this affair, and the discussions at the Diet of the 6th and 14th
of May, may have no farther consequences, as, in the contrary
case, not only the pear .e and welfare of Germany, but of all
Europe, may be interrupted and disturbed."'

THE BRITISH PJRESS•

LONDON,
SATURDAY, JULY 21.

A friend has favoured us with American Papers
to the gth June. The Nev reek Advertiser of the
4th contains a most interesting article. It is the
Proclamation of DUSA Luta, after his horrid MU-
'acre of 2,500 French, men, women, and chil-
dren ; in which he declares his political prin-
ciples and views ; and also his summons to
the Spanish part of St. Domingo to submit to
his government.—Oppression makes men mad ;
oppression makes men wicked and inhuman —Let
Box AAAAA C read these accounts, and repent of
the crimes committed by his soldiers in St. Do-
mingo. Let the advocates of the slave trade read
these proclamations, and tremble for the come-
sittences of that horrid traffic.

Yesterday, we received a series of the Meekest.,
to the 11th instant. The paper of the 10th con-
tains a list of the Members of the diplomatic corps,
who have received their new credentials, and were
presented to RONAP•REE, as " EMPEROR of the
Fasxcu." In this degraded and servile list, we do
not find the Ministers of Sweden, Russia, or Austria.
Ilse note paper also contains an article of great im-
portance. It is a declaration of the views of Bona..
r A are with respell to Naples, Switzerland,Hanover,
Etruria, and the Republics of Italy, Liguria, and
Lucca. This declaration is avowedly made to re-
fit,* the various reports of his schemes of ambition.
and to inspire Europe with a confidence in his jus-
tice and moderation. Jts appearance at this par-
ticular moment betrays the fears of the Usurper.

Another Ilamburgh &IA arrived yesterday with
loners and papers of the 11th; and, at a late hour last
night, we received Dutch and German Papers to the
15th. The former brought a copy of a verbal declara-
ti ni made to the Diet of liatisboa. by the Eleffor of
13 Aeta, in which he deprecates all further proceed-
ings respelling the violation of his territory by the
eeizure of the Duke of ENOlilibli at Ettenheim.
They also contain a note delivered by the H A [417
Na 41A N 111114111' se,protesting against the uanradions
of the French in Hanover.

.Thursday evening the Roy A L FAMILY took an
airing in Richmond Gardens.
The Duke of Cc si BERL A N Band attended at
the Palace, and played for their amusement.
Yesterdav, at eleven o'clock, thc •t. Fautt.v
left Kew fir Windsor.
Yesterday mrrning the Duke and Princess SOPHIA
Of GLOS./Can/it visited the llov•L FAMILY at K ew.
The Corn Bill, after having been rejeded by the
Commons, upon a priuc:ple of form, is to be bur-
!led through Parliament in a coreaed state. Were
y rejeded, the public would certainly ea-
Perience no loss.

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