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THE HiLIIBURGH MAIL.

HAM BURGH, MARCH 25:--It is confidently as-
serted 4are, on the authority of private Letters frog
Berlin, that the following Proposals forin a consider-
able part of the Negociations pending between
France and Prussia :—lt was intended to obtain the
Consent of the Emperor of RUSSIA, •if possible, but,
in case that should not be granted, France engages,
in conjunction with Prussia, and her other Allies, to
endeavour to effe& them by force of arms.
,Prussia to cede _four '• hundred'i-Spare 'leagues
More'of its possessions, and to-receive hi lieu thereof
seven hundred, which will consist of. the following
Countries :

Ist. The Dutchy of Mecklenburgh Schwerin,
whose Sovereign is to receive Bareuth.in. exchange,
with a proportionate pension to make up every de-
ficit.

2d. The Dutchy of Mecklenhurgh Strelitz, whose
Prince is to be pensioned for life.
3d. The DUtchy of Brunswick, whose Sovereign
and Descendants in dire& line are to be pensioned,
and the Duke himself permitted to reinain as So-
vereign in his Capital during the "reniainder of his
life. '

4thly. The whole of Austrian Silesia and Gallicia,
for which the Einperor.of AUSTRIA is to be indem-
nified by the Turkish Provinces of Servia, Bosnia,-
Wallachia,: Moldavia, and the whole of the Otto-
man Dalmatia. •
bthiy. The King of SWEDEN tobe dethroned,
and part of his dominions to be given (if the Em-
peror. ALEXANDER consents to the Plan of Spolia-
tion) to RuSsia. 'll4 remainder of the Kingdom
of Sweden to Denniark; which on these conditions
shall Put Prussia in possession' of Holstein and
Swedish Pomerania.

According to the last advices from St. Peters-
burgh, these proposals have been rejeaed. -

FROM THE HANIBURGH CORRESI'ONDENTEN,
MARCH 25.
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' .The Swedish Array still remains in Lauenburgh,
and his Swedish INLijr;sty in Rat7eburgfi. A new

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Corps of 12;00. Wien has ,been. orde:ed from the
Interior of Siveden to reinforeu the a'.)ove Trocps.
On the.23d,ihe Adjutant-General of the
_Emperor
of Russia sct out on his return to St, Petersburg'',
via Hamburgh and Berlin. , ,
All the Swedish Maritime Forces are to be got
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ready for. sea iiilthediately.
The Russian Army of Reserve under General
MtcßELsoti_rcipaiai.in the neighbourhood of The-
req.)ol; '.the Emperor. Z.k.4xANDEit passim, through
Ilstz,''conferred on that General the Order of St.
Andrew ; lie is also to be appointed Commander in
ellie.f-a:ffi'e Russian Diyisions.

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Private. Letter's frinn'the'Russian Frontiers, of the
18th instant, describe the Roads of that Country as
covered with - artillery, ammunition-waggons, and
troops ; On the frontiers an immense army is already
colleEted, and the recruiting in the Interior goes on
Without •interruption ; the armies that lately return-
ed from Moravia, Austria, and Bohemia, are kept 1.4
constant readiuess to A.

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VIEN NA, MARCH 15.—Some disturbances .have
taken place at Trieste between_ the foreign Troops
remaining thereand the inhabitants, in which seve-
ral persons have been killed and others wounded.

Accounts have been received from Scullin that
tzEtti4Y GEORGE had taken possession of Belgri-Itie,,
which was almost famished out.
MusICII, MARCll.,l3,7,Marshal BERTMER, tllta
Minister atWar, is..,still- here. The Army of Mar-
shal SOULT is on its march from Passau through Ba-.
Varia, and yesterday 1400 men, a part of
rived at Landlnirst.
The. French Ambassador to Vienna, M. DE LA
RQCIIEFOUCAULT, is arrived' here.
Auosßuttart,'MAAct,(44,L77The head-quarters or
Marshal' Nr...:re still here, but will soon break up
for :Ulzu, to rake -tcOm. for the Corps of Marshal
Sovvr; -which is on its: march from BaVaria.

. NAPLES, FEB. o',--7-X-esteOpy arrived- a- Bark
from-Palerrno, whi-chtrings advice that the Queen
kith her daughterB-and-retiriVe'airived in that liae-
bout on the 18 til. of Febniary,'.affer . a stormy pas-
„sage. •••• •
ROME, ALi,n.cti Whole convoy of
28 Ships,' on hoard of
.W-hicli--ivere :the eifeas of
the Neapolitan Coliff;' and' t‘-...4h'reh -Was obliged by
storm td rettilin-tbr Ntipies;-haS fallen into the-hands
of-the -French: - Oh IRA:rd-one of these Vessel's were
the Papers if thee- Neapolitan-Ministry for
who
Affairs; -..The:Triric&-of CICALA,who was
-v.tr..lSoard another;:- ray set g_liberty by Prince
QPWEgii, 'and-all:1)1s .iiaftiabte e'tfe'a.s restored to him..
•-: IVl'Aitin .1 The qrand -Festival for
the .Artiay-at:-Pa:ris fake 'place-about the end of
May; or perhapsliter.." 'The'principal idea-on Which
it. Will .be Cdaduaeii:l, the-representation of an an-
cient Roman TriuMph, with ail the additional decora-
tions of modern pomp:
- ST. PETERS23UB:OI-1; MARCH B.—lt is. expeaed. that
the reigning Duke of BRUNSWICK will, set out on
his return to Berlin the day after tomorrow.

ALTONA., Al4R.sx 25. ---The Gazette of Presburgh
has the following Article; under the head LEMBERG :
—" 300,000, Russian Troops; placed do the frontiers
of the Empire, are inteadiness to march, and all tho
Troops from Moravia,.. Which-have„ passed through
this place towards an:oy,, are encamped in the en-.
virons of Radziwillow."

If we may believe the reports of several travellers,
12,000 Swedish Troops, principally Finland Regi-
ments; have lately received 'orders to march : all
Officers in the Navy are likewise enjoined to be at
their Ports. It is expeaed that the Fleet of Gallies
and the Grand Fleet will receive orders to put to sea.

Extra& of a Letter from Hamburgh, March 95
" On the 9,3 d, in the afternoon, three large Prus-
sian Ships from Magdeburgh, with a number- at
Troops on board, and heavy Artillery, alledging
they were bound for Stade, in Hanover, appeared
before the principal Canal of this city, with a view of
passing through it, which was, however, refused
by the Magistrates. The Senate was assembled, and
yesterday evening to of the men, with one Officer,
obtained permission to come on shore, and will be
quartered it the environs until the 9.3 th inst. when
their artillery. Will be put on board other vessels to be
conveyed. This occurrence has caused a great sen-
sation here; the 80 men who came on shore lia:1
their knapsacks,.and*ore side-arms."
It is reported that Count HAUOiVITZ, by order of
the King his Master, has used the most earnest en-
treaties with NAPOLEON to obtain his leave to occupy
the three Imperial Cities Hamburgh, Bremen, and
Lubec, but as yet has received no decisive answer.