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London, England, 1804-11-12 00:00:00

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already se much qf env Paper to the Letter: Se-
e zio and Mr. t 4 isTobt, we must decline publisking
another Leda from tie former, a! wel/aJ crtl fiOM Mr. Nitm-
evrr, on the Jam/ The VO oN a ROS CI US will,loon
or, arpearanee in London, and am tbt fah& will decide
for thteitelzies.

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LONDON,

MONDAY, NO V 1.1.411 R 12, Iso4c,

SINCR outlast we have received Paris Papers tO
the ;Ist inst. and Dutch journals to the 6th.
The most prominent Article in the formt is,an
attack upon this Country, in consegnerice Of our
recent detention of four Spanish Frigates, Thia
ebullition of spleen is given in the Moniteur, in the
shape of a Note upon an Article in one of the Lon.
don Morning Papers, and which the French Journal
tthsordly supposes to he official. tThe whole is a ti,stie
of malignant' insinuation and unfounded assertion,
which only deserves to he treated with the most pro.
found contempt. The only important part of it is a
sort of threat, from which it may be inferred that
Spain will speedily be forced to commence Hostilities
;igainst this Country. We are threatened vi ith
forty Spanish Ships of War; Spanish Coasts covered
with Seamen; and the additional means -affOrded
from thence of' conveying the French Legions to
England, Ireland, and. Scotland. The Spanish Go.
vernment would probably be puzzled to find clic
forty Ships of War mentioned in the likaitcur,
or at least the means of: sending them to sea.
But whateva may be the Force of Spain, the
rest titers of this Cc:tntry are amply sufficient,
and more than enough, to defeat her hostile .itta.;
chinations, if afloat hostility should he th resat
of the pending Negotiation. The anger of I oNA
PARTS seems principally to be caused by the convic..
tion that our Ministers will not be cajoled by his:
tret;chetoua conduit, with respeit to Spain.,

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Amongst other falsehoods in the Monifine, k is
ita!ed that Count F4AtIRENDERG, the Imperial
A tnh.iisad,,r L ,r.don, has received inNtrikiions to
ti4it.the Britihli Court unless he receives i, satis-
faCtory anp,Ver with respeet to the acknowledgment
of the rew dignity of the Emperor of Austria;
Sir Gitogna Rostoot.t), under the escort of ail
Officer and two Gen: d',lrmes, arrived at Bois.le.
Doc, from Nimeguen, on the tdinst. from whence
they set off for Breda an their way to Paris. An
English Paper printed in Holland notices the seizure'
of Sir GEOR.GE at lianaborgli as a report, for the
truth of which it canizot ,v4uch, and then adds, that
be is'to be carried to Verdun, there to remain on.
til Sit J.lmes CI AUVURD it turns to that place. •

The btruve Admiral. Ea utx 114* written mils,:
RomAkc 6, giving an account of two Fiend,
P,nams defeittinz n English Frigate In the open'
Sea, out of the reach oftbe Batterirs upon the Coast.
A I)ivlom.atic Audience was hit(' at ,the.Thuitie..
ries on the lasc Sunday in Oetuber, whenliiS Mo3t
MAjr.sty wasgracionsy plek,F.ed w
Mr: LIVING:I'I'OI4,4I,e Ainerican Minister., to pre.
sent to him, Mr. MoNaog, the Mil,i*tet ittgll the
Unititt iitattes of,America tct Loudon,

We subjoin the Official Note sent by our Govern.
mew w Foreign Courts on 1110 Wubjed of chat on
exatrtpled outrage of the Rishts In4eperitietit
StAte3, arid tha prattice of Civilize'd Society, the
eiztlic of the flrititilt Minister at flatnburgh,