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LONDON,

FRIDAY, tvi.Y 5, 1809..

We are still unable to give our Readers any an-
,thentic InforMation respecting' the reported Battle
between the Austrians and French in Bavaria. The
Captain.of a French Privateer recently taken and
brought,into port, states, that a desperate Battle has
taken place, in which, after three days•bard fighting,
the Austrians were defeated with the loss of 30,000
meti. Nie confess we are not without our fears
alpou this subjea, but still it is singoilar that if
pUOUArARTE had obtained filUeli a victory, he did not
adopt his usual mode of conveying the intelligence
to this Country. .With respect to the firing and il-
lumination on the French Coast, it may havearisen
from the circumstance of Louis BUONAPARTE having
arrived at Calais or Boulogne. He has been visiting
the forts of 1.6 own-Dominions; and it was re-
ported, we
,knoW, in Holland, that lie meant to
continue his journey as far as Boulogne.

The last accounts from the !liver Plata were

brought by the Windsor Packet, which left Rio Ja-
peiro on the Ist of March. They confirm the in-

telligenc,e which we gave a few days ago, respecting
the disputes bet Ween. Larnens and the Czpilcla, and
the villainous conduct Of the former, in having en-
trapped and sent to -sea some Mernbersof that Body.'
It appeers that there are three parties at BuenosAyres;
one is in the interest of 14Nita4, or rather .Francei
another devoted to FBRDINANDTIL and a third at-
. tacked to the Cabilda. Thoughtthe adherents of
Practice are attive and resolute, it .was supposed that
they would be soon overthrown. The Governor and
people of Monte Video had opposed the pretensions
of LINIaRS, and the latter was preparing for, adat-
tUckilpon that place. .414zzrts had prohibited the
..pdrilission of Briiio- ,goods, and had seized two
cargoes, on board two Portuguese Vessels.

WE are this day enabled to lay before'our 'reaJers
an intercepted letter from CF,IAMPAONY to guONA-
,
pAirrE, on .the authenticity of whiCh we have no
hesitation to pledge ourselveg • .
INT.ERCEPTRO FItoM'M.CIIAMVAGNY, MINIS.
TEp. UP FOREIGN AIT4IRS, To. BUONAPARTL.
Paris, Dec. it, 18oS.
" SlRS—.aline correspondence -of 'this. day does
not furnish Itrie with any letter to lay before your

M. Dg AOMANZOyr has conversed with -Me
upon the
.Dispatches he received from St. Peters-
turglr yesterday; The Emperor, his master, `had
th'd goodness to write to him, upon jhe affairs of his
Department, a letter of -tour pages,whieh places him
ahogether au 'courant. Before he. received it he,
scarcely cou'eeived himself 'to be Minister for Fo-
reign Affairs : fur he was no, longer informed of any.
thing.. He had the kindn.ess- to give the an analysis
or it:L-4 is as follows
f‘ The Emperor of Bussia. speaks of the sue-
cess be has just obtained in Finland—yet he is but
half-satisfied with Gen Bu:tuowneri, and he means
to replace him. , The reply of the English Govern..
two' deprives him of. almost-all hope-of a speedy,.
peade--yet •be thinks that it is of 'importance
a: ways to keep a door open for Negotiation,
anti afterwards, whatoier -be the success of it,

to go forward—he has given an example of this in
4::iii,reply to Prince KOURAKIN, who had giver, him
acco!lnt of the little Success he had had in
demanding of the Court of
,Vienna the acicnoW-
-ledgment of JOSSPH the First. M. Ds ROMAN,
. ioFit read Me' this letter "of the Emperor to Prince
Xablt,,,x/N-4 think your Majes'y wdi be satia7.
-tea With. it. .Yditperor of Russia is astonished

at Op refusal of Austria, under the pretext on which

it is `founded. Austria wishes first to know the re-'
' suit of the.Conterences' of Erfurth..; 'lsit by
dis-
opliging,'.says the 4napetor, that she pretends to
• merit Complaisance ? Why is she uneasy at what
s Aeon, Signed at F,rftirtk? - Far from having
wiolltd to injure the interests of Austria, there
-was r4iptdated there the integrity of that Mo.
narelry' (this assertion is evidently a mistake of the
Bropernes who'had not the Treaty before him, an
eiror occasioned probably. by the recolleCtion "of
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ti.nme ctJnvcrsations with your MAJESTY.) Thus
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';.sibitzt I am occupied with her interests,!' conti-
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tit,ues Eolettott, r she replies by a refusal to
e accede to the demand I had ' Made of her; and in
• seeluing to ceel,t. my friendship, she evinces to
r• ise (4 trust df my condgel at I rfurth.'.—.
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