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WE yesterday stated thesubstanee of the con'tehts
of Paris Journals to the Bth int. To-day we:give
the details at lenth. We haw ado received plitch
.journals to the ah, and the Ifembuth P4per,. of
the t st, 3d, 4th,. and 7th, which anticipate two of
the liarnburgh

The whole of the intellirice derived filainthese
different sources amounts to little entire than a con 7
fill:nation ofxrhat we previously stated respefling the
signature of a separate Peace between Austria and
trance, and the ere6tion-of WirternbUrgh and Bavaria
into Kingdoms, to which rank_Baden is also to be
raised: The Peace between .41-opia:and,Prance was,as
we yesterday stated, signed at Presburgh on the-27th
ult.andthere is everyreason to believe that the Treaty
was definitive. indeed where, one Party was to diaate
and the other to submit, much time rigid not be
employed -in adjusting the- terms:: NO Copy .of
the Treaty' has yet reached us, neither .are . its •
terms stated with precision•,. we know of
them is from Letters freM. Vienna, however.,
seem to have something of an. Official charataor,aod
the 'statements contained in which are; certaitily°
sufficiently probable.. According to these, Austria is ".
to be despoiled of Venice, the Tyrol, and "bei-
'Possessions in Suabia ; Venice is: to.be incorporated
with the Kingdom of Italy. ; and the Tyrol. with tbe
new Kingdom of Bavaria. Wirternburgli will also.
receive A considerable accession of territory, in order.
to maintain the dignity of the Kingdom of Suabia,
the future title of the Elector. Baden- will of course
• receive some share of the spoil. In return for these
cessions of some of the fairest. portiOns of her territo,
ries, Austria is, it is said., to be indemnified in the East..
The meaning of thiS is not difficult to unravel. The
Turkish Empire is to be ,dismembereth. order '.
tO indemnify- Austria- in: the Eait-for.Aatishe loses
in the 'West. BONAPARTE has long looked- towards
the East with an eye of anxiouS•ambition; he will
probably think the' present a ftiroPporitinity to at-:
taipt to carry some of his fayouritg. proic6ts into
execution.
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The KING. of PRUSSIA, is, it is hinted, to receire'
s me Accession of Territory; but. from whence
is to derive it is not mentioned. There appears, bow^
ever, little.doubt that in the cottre of. a :::fort period
itot ,avestige. 'of *the 'ancient Constitution of • %the-
German Empice will, remain. It 'eertisrte}`-be
Melting down -in" ' the -Imperlial• lievOhitionary
Crucible. In Plat.se of' the numerous petty • S..tateS.
of Germany .we shall soon. fmd• a few .se&md
or thkitid-rate Kingdoms., wlko perpetually jarrint
interests will be tl best security to VosasAtizz. for.
remaining undisturbed, of,Gerinany, in
ondeavouring to carry into -,effetb.laiTy tiiose
• . ,
nu-
merous projects, the e4ecution of Wlare per-
suaded,ae.still meditates.'

Tllq Emperor A tax ANDEf returned-tO St.-Peers-
burgh au the i4t tilt. By the Of
lished on the preceding day in the Ci.;nrt Otzttie
of that City, what we, have repeatedly tateliz
is fully confirmed, nameiy, that that Monarch
bad no concern whatever hi the Negotiations which:

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40:. the Apt ii : The BM/EEO:A a Ars t
leaving closer. to COliclude -4.1 Armistice, frothing re-
=medlar the Zwrtaalt-ALLT.44gZEIt bur-to with-
_d raw hip Tioapt-frearthe AvlsilianTotninions.; and
we „learn from this.duc_ument that 11i41:4_,P,EttLil; nt
itsTy . had ordered them to' return to:Russia:
The Artinistiec, i e learn, • had been-extended to
Hanover, where a r had taken
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place. The French. Troops.. lk,tre.. not ..to-_pass- the
I'sc'?, nnr the '‘reser.. It :is also stated,
tliat the- Engliih Troops'lx•ere to be- 'all6Wed
re-embark' without. Molestation. From this
rangement it is, however, said, that the
of SWEDEN is to be excluded.. What ,Negotia-
tions. on the part. of the•-Court • of Berlin have
led to 'any,'arrangenietit '.of this nature .4.7 cit; are yet
unable to ascertain, . Spme..hint.s. _arc, howeveri
thrown out respeeting- thellUediat ion of the C6uit
of Berliri', and a corigresa fora, ben eralPeace, Upon
this subje& it is of coarse 'impossible to,sPeak with
any precision. - .

The 'Treaty beiween Austria and France will lead,
we suspect,, to changes in the Constitution of
Europe. of a 'magnitude hitherto without parallel:—
With respea to the Articles -of tins Portentims
Treaty-, vie are still in the dark but enough has
been suffered to transpire to convince our-Minds that
BONAPARTE will scarcely allow himself to rest until
the greater girt of Europe has been re-modelled