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London, England, 1801-06-16 00:00:00

Troops. It has airteliorated their situation, and
left them at liberty to procqre subsistpice by labour,

to walk about towns, mild to breathe good air,

". The new-Administration are also reproached
with continuing those. shameful intrigues, whieh
have for their object 'the maintenance of such men
as SANS QATARTIER, SANS PITIE, GEO4.GESI Li-
E LAN, &c. but these men were excited to their.
crimes by- the former Administration. The present"
Ministers cannot he accused of the affair of the 24th
Dec.-; and if such men as Dull' tr L., the Blsi-tor
of AR It AS, and Giotto Es, are tolerated in Londtin,
it is because they were called thither by the old
lylinistry. We think staciently well of the present
AdminittrAtion, ,to be persuaded that they will re-
fuse to employ such wretches,. and will use the
money of the English People for something else,
than merely to pay thieves and assassins,
U, however, the British Administration should
not justify the hopes of Europe ; if, like their pre-
decessors, they should think that Peace can only be
founded on the destruaion of one of the two Nations ;
ant it; on that account, they should seek to abuse the
advoantages which they obtained in the two Indics,

whi'e the Allies were, employing alt their efforts in
the Continental War, it will be necessary that the
latter shotild.resolve to purchase Peace by Vidory
Vi&ork wilt be necessary, as the only means of
bringing bfflz Peace, ProNerity, and Commerce
'f gngland has for eight years been seconded_by
two Coalitions. In ten years we shall not see a
thied.

" The cannon of Copenhagen, the piundet .of
the Swedish and Danish Islands,. the progress of
NELSOIt in the Gulf-of Finland, have made the
dangers evident, which the proud ambition of
England threatens; and .4- the,Powers of the Con-

:inent can prosper ancCexikt only I.?y Commerce,

that Power which, can resist by sea the whole of
Europe, is pointed out as the Enemy of all People,
and all Sovdreigns.
But what will England do against the Allies,
without ,a Coalition ?? ? And what, on,the other
band, can the Allies do against England ? ? ?
f‘ We shall not enter into these two questions,
contenting ourselves with observing, that the Allies

lave no Lommerce, no small Colonies, nor Any
.hing to lose. Inland has acquired every thing,

leis. spread heiselfefery where, and has every thing.
a 106 e. •

!' Happy those Nations who,- having attained a
high degree of prosperity, are' blessed with a wise
Guvernmcnt, who do not expose such great advaA.

ages to the, vicissitudes which a single blow of for

une may produce !"

A'Letter from henna, of the 30th 'May, states,

chat 1.11(.: Is: I G Qf had declared to Abe Jin-
perial Court, that the occupation of the 'Eleaorate
of Llano vet. Ivas merely a mcasure,of'precaution, ',ren-
dered necessary by circumstances, and which would
be revoked as soon as the reasons. which had prOduced
it 'should cease to exist. It was at the 'same time
insirruated, that that epoch was not far distant...
FR,ANK ro 5.---'The accounts from Rath
.
/pi,/ contraditt the reports of a Continental 'War,
which salve interested individuals, have -been at the
trouble to cliperninate, ti the hope of cogaing cer-

thin-Powers to realize thm. We read in several
rape 6, th,it the Cantons of the • Equessrian Order
in Germany, have requested to have a Seat, and to
vote at the'Diet, and have oEired in return, to

furni to the'l7,mr r, tc oR, in time of War, 10,000
These Ayers acid, that Deputies •from
these Orders had none to Vienna, to ti ea t' resped.
ink, this important innovation in the Germanic Con-
stitution. : .

• I'he Paris Papers contain no other intelligence of
mportance. We find nothing respefting Aryp,
tor the Squadron of GANTHEAUME.

- The French Fands,haye again risen
.ito 50, and
de6ined to 48q.

The Mai/ due on Sunday, is pot yet,
arrived.

Yc:.'stertily THEIR TAlErrtrs, accompanied by
the T)RlNCrssr.s, with their' usual ,escort, took an
w Windsor; wilre they partook.of an
cletant Entertainment it Cumberland Lodge, pro_
sided by the DuKa. oftuAtu.Fiix.Mq W, after which
the Roym., FAM LLY retarned htime.
The KING, c2,ziE Vtii and Pa NC ESS ES leave Town
,
for Weymouth, on Monday the 2,9 tn instant.
Earl HARcouiT left Town- yesterday for his
Seat, at Noneham, in Oxfordshire.

On Wednesday last .the Bth ,:Light Dragoons,
commanded by the Hon. Limit... Colonel STEWART,
were reviewed pn Stockton Common by Lord MtiL.
'GRAN Er who expressed his warmqst approbation of
the appearance and high state of discipline of the
Regiment. Thi, Regimem,,which -11as'best sta-
tioned at. 'York Itamcks for the last eighteen
ur,riths, have.bgun th;,ll march on their route for
Guildford, Bribghtl,ehas,orke, &c. We Tinderstund"
they are to be replace,i by ittk Light pcagoons,
corcananded by .I...ietttenant-001.01-10 ell I I. D w R S.