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-ate=; which it was underfitpod had sailed from.
lattro carry 'sticconi`g Ariril'orEgypt;
u The English keep a Vely . igillnt -look out
on the. Coasts of Egypt,; but she R,eksgblicap- fpree
'is 'in a very good state in ,the interior, There is
in encampment 'near Caireof to,ooo vickid'men,
all French; acid great distanOe another
:111113 of iq,ooo Copts,..;tud,Qtfeeks. There, are
very. considerable garrisons
pal towns, and all the chief points aresuarded icy
6600 wen, half French and half Greeki.
‘.l.'he Porte is. ex tr,enzely • languict gi ving'
asitatige to tho-Eriglish,, and there is, no longer
Sink' doubt that there exists between the Courts 61
Kussia and ,Great Britain a very great coolness.
.Agent,s of the formerTowes,eAert themselves
to thwart by every means the success of the Eng-
lish Expedition." .
FEB.. thought that the
occupation of Bremen, of Haitsburg4. and of the
ElMorate of ,H4nover, will depend
,on the answer
Which tye Court of
.Berlin shall receive from the
Bittish'Cal;inet to the fast Note sent by an. Ek-
intordinary Courier- t&L'Oridon. 'Meanwhile, it is
certain- that a body of Troops is marching from
the interior
.of, Prussia.

JAN. gussian Courier was
lately robbed of 19,610' roubles, in theq6ver„..
ment of'Kostroma. The trnperor,
.on hearing of
the affair, immediately caused the .property•bf the Governor to •be -seized ; and ordefeirtilt the
sequestration should not betaken off Until the
Courier should be—indemnified for his loss. On
this -occasion the Privy Council of-Petersburgh
has-. given notice: to. all the Governors of Pro-
vinces, that they .shall.be personally responsiHe
fbr all losses °fa similar nature, which shall, take,
_place within the. limits of .their .respetaive Go-
vernments. • -
T/TRTN, FEB. ro. Thy Hereditary PRINCE
Of NAPLES hal quitted Palermo, and entered.
Naptes amidst the firing of cannon, .and other de-
' monstrations of public joy.
The Neapolitan Troops continue to move back
in small detachments towards the kingdom of
Naples; with all their cavalry, artillery, , car-
riages, and other equipages of war.
VIENNA, FED. x6.—The Court has received
the Treaty corteludcd ,at Luneville. . This avec:
able news has.bFen published here, but without
any solemniY); of .form. It is probable that :It
nat be proclaimed, till the Ratifications arc
exchange 4.,
tVe can now state,. that the Baron de Thu -
'GUT has entirely withdrawn from public affairs.
He his 'even rein ea the adinintstration of the
Italian Provinces committed to his c#6'... •
He is,about to quit the capital, in Order to go
and liVeat CracoW. 1-k has already t:ll,:.en leave.
•I'he news of Peace leavo.; no room fo!' -attention
to thiS event, which excites rio emariOii.•
The EmpEttiii.has appointed •his Ilrother, the
Archduke JOHN, DirettOr_General' of the Arril-

ry, with •the assistance' of the two Generals
Iltoox and De VAUX.
The Archduke CHARLES has- sent extraordi_
pary Couriers with• instruEtions for the ,Com-
mandants of .Eastern Gallicia, Hungary Proper,
And Croatia. his thought/that they relate to
'the march of the Russians. Letters from the
GreekslVlerchants of Moldavia and Wallachia,
state that :these Troops continue their march
along the frontiers of European Turkey.

BAve•Ni4Ei'Ftb. •have his inoment

received 'certain -accounts fromMiirid,.•that Spain
has declared War against Porttigal:_:.?robably the
'Portqguese Governniot exiithed this declaration
in fOrm, in order to be able' to notify to- their
'guests, .the English,; the necessity-of evacuating
their territory‘ The latter. have4fiready begun
to•do so. . Most.of the Troops. they..had here,
are arrived at Minorca,—( journal de.
ments.):, .

...BotißDEAtlx,,Fgo. 23.—Thereexis ts,..it is
• 'said, a Secret Treaty between the Court of Spain
iancl.the French Government, by which ,His Ca;.
'tholie ,Majesty .cedes. to the French
...Republic'
I..otti4iana and all
.- its depenclgncies.. We. only
give this intelligence, as a- reportlgeneTally cir.,
.
iculatecll is said, , however, that it is Con!.
pined in,a Letter from a Mornber of one of the
first A u Charities in
.the Republics—(os.cia/jwir-
!nal of let Gironde.)
'PE rEtt3BURGIII D.gc•', '26.-7-The Nsorthern
Conv.en.tion ratifiecl:by,His
of all the Russiaa, • • • •
We PAul. 1.-hy;t4 grace of God,. Emperor and .Auto-
crat of all tho liLibiias, of Moldavia, Movie, 71V
Nor ogOr bel ; C2ar of Cam,' •aila -.Gram of ttie-SoVertign
Order of St. John of Jerusalarfriv Arr.-notify•by • tlitt -•pre-
sent; that in eopcert Aytth flis,Majesty the Kt Nc. of SwE-..
vex, our respective Plenipou!ntiaries have concluded and
signed, in
.our
,City of St. Putursburgh,:bn the -t6th of .
December, 180 a, a Convention, fur a Naval firmed Neu-
trality, 'the tenor of which runs as follows:--[See the,
Treaty in a former Papor]... •
After 4 dne"ex:amirnation'ofhe motives therein enutne- •
rated, we sanction, confirm, and ratify it by the/present,
In the, most soleitin manner, and in every artiae, prUints-
.
in,4 tut tug I imperial wartl4 for ourielNes-antl4aursuccesiors,
inviolahly,tn observe and e4ccute every thimbg stipulated by
the said Convention; in Virtue of •which we have signed
our present Imperial Ratification with bur-own hand, and
have thereuitto•alitixed•the,GM4 Seal of our- 4ropire.
Done at St. Petersburgh (8), 2.,A1). Dec, 18.00., and of
: • our Reign' the sth Year.

PAUL.
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