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London, England, 1801-09-10 00:00:00

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VOTES OF THE DIET.
...t‘ATISBON, AUG. 25.—M a --de s burg demanded by
"s, Vote that the ilThir 'respecting the Indemnities
unlit be-terrain:ted in the Diet. Salzburg, Spire,
illigsburgh, Illaus.ie', and Bale, gave their suffrages
for investing the EM? E ROR with full powers.
The Ministers .-OF the Ecclesiastical Princes voted
,!r. granting to the EMPEROR unlimited powers to
treat detinitivel:,, with France. But the vote given
qy the Prussian Minister in both Colleges is by no
rteans to the same effed. Its ()Ned is to establish
as a principle, that the Hereditary Princes alone
by
to receive Indemnities, which are to take place
°Y Secularizations ; and it proposes, in order to
attain that end, that an accurate statement of all
the Revenues of the dispossessed Prince, and States
Illould be presented to the Diet, far the purpose of
determining the proportion of Indemnities to which
each may be entitled. After that . measure, it ob.
krves, that it would be easy to regulate the divi—
!,ll3ll, as well as the mode of taking possession of
the Indemnities. His Prussian Majesty then con.
seats to the appointment of a Commission, provided
ertain co-estates, such as Bohemia • or Attstris,
randenbarg, or Magdeburg, be comprehended in
'Il. It appears that Bavaria, Baden, Wirtemberg,
tiesse, Saxony, and several others, which have not
ht voted, will adopt the condua of Prussia.
It is supposed that, in the next Sitting, which
dill Ire held on the 31st, the majority of votes will
e collcacd.

RATISBON, Auu. z6.—Saxony and Branden.
Ujrg voted yesterday in the College of the Elettors.
xony voted that a Deputation should be named
r9[ll the Body of the Diet, which should be charged
wtth examining the losses, and with giving its ad-
llve afterwards, in full Sitting, upon the applica-
t'°iT of the Indemnities, and where. doubt arises, to
.41)mit the point to the Diet.

VIENNA, Auc. is certain that our Court
kcords with that of Prussia, upon the principal
Gina of the Secularizations; but they negotiate
1,4106 the mode of carrying them into execution. It
wishcd to avoid all delays, which are so much
the more useless, as the chief Princes concerned
4Ve negotiated separately with the French Re-
Pliblie.

BRUSSELS, SEPT. 3.—The day
,before yesterday
411 the morning, a division of English Ships of War
„ all rates was again discovered from Ostend and
t} steering Northward; after afew hours,
enemy were out of sight. The grand Plotilla, _
tinder the orders of Lord NELSON, was also descried
from
different parrs of the Isle of Zealand. We are
jet ignorant to what point he will dire& his attack;
Qt the measures of defence are so well combined
along an the Coasts of the Batavian Republic, that
Ite are almost certain of repulsing the- English
Wherever they may present themselves.

The harvest, which is every where finisli'ed in
one -bepartments, is one of the richest and finest
that haS been known for several years.
WESEL, AUG. 23.—The report of the approach_
Irst)g otropation of the Bishopric of Munster, by a
viorps of Prussians, gains every day new consistency.
ks to the Army Of General. KLEts•r, which occupies
the • EleCiorate of Hanover, far from thinking of
l'acuating it, as has been published, it is maktng,
(II the contrary, all the necessary dispositions to
take there its winter quarters, This circumstance,
hich is public, deranges a little the sagacity of cer-
tain Politicians.
FRANKFORT, AUG. 29.—Citizen CAILLARD
passed, this way the day before yesterday, on his
ay to Ratisbon, with a mission from the French
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'overnment, which we are assured is relative to
)he business of the Indemnities, which appears to
aye been definitively, settled at Paris. between
'ranee, PrusSia, and Austria. It is generally ex-
' Petted that all the Ecclesiastical,States will be seen-
a
\/r`zed and
Tre 'it-is, believedthe-Electorates of
‘'es tvill: not be. so settled, until after
'e'ith of the reigning Eletors.
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Ul" Ari z 9.—They write frOm Prague,
Tat the-611/1-y
.into and departure from the Rus-
'll:l F.,mpirc, which since the accession of ALEX_
had been free, experience new difficulties
lip on sever:ll points and the cause of which is at_
Ilibuted to secret warlike preparations, of which
the.rnotives will l robably be known, in some mea-
sure, after the Coronation at Moscow.
' HAGUE, AUG. 28.—According to public report,
change will soon take place in the form of our
The arrival of Citizen SCHIMMEL.
Pt NNI NK from Paris is thought to be connefted with
projest.

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asserted, that Athrtira! DE WINTER reeeiv.
ea orders three days ago, to embrace the first ap-
r°rttitlity, when the English Fleet, which blocks
e Mouths of the Scheldt, shall be dispersed by the
Vinotctial gales, to form a jun&ion with the
t \ral force under the command of the French Ad-
-41141 LATOUCHE.

The latest Letters from Germany confirm the opi-
-1.11"v expressed by us long ago, that the Troops sent
by the French into Romagna, and
,the Principality
"if:Tarentum, were destined to effc6t a descent upon
ourkey in Europe, and afterwards to join PASWAN
1.0. u. The abandonment of this plan is now
tsi'ribed to a very probable cause, the disapproba-
t4'l which the EMPEROR ALEXANDER had 'mani-
heed of this design. This negative opposition to
t, Plans of the French Government, may be very
34'leileious in many respells ; and we hope that the
t ()kill of Petersburgh give to this Political
lstem, all the extent of which it is capable.
11311 Tuesday was married, at. Sr. Geor4e's,
7Pillbury, JAMES KELLY, Esq. to Miss I'AL.;
4, N., daughter of AUG. FALLON, Esq. of Hut-
,reet, Bloomsbury square.