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and Fidelity: Itis Excellency will ptoceeA in a few
days to ECrcbtolsgaden, of which he till take pos-
session in the same tnanner:. .•

RAtissotir, Ei n. 23,—The new Projet of Recce:
prepared by the DireEtOrialMinister of Mayence,
after having been communicated to. Messieurs
.
LAFOR ET and Ds BUHLER) has been officially
transmitted by. M. DE HUGEL, the Imperial
Plenipotentiary to the Germanic Diet, and 'carried
to the Didlature. We expea to see it discussed
immediately: its Ratification by the Diet 'and by
His Imperial Majesty no longer experiences any
difficulty, but the difficulty results. from the de-
.clarations of several Ministers- accred,ited to the
Piet having declared, that not hiving received
.instruaions relative to that important objekt they
could ;not vote 'upon it. Some time must also
elapse before the Cowin:um can be transformed
into a fUndamental law of the Empire. • On
the other side, the Ministers of Prussia and
Bavaria demand that it shall not be 'definitively
decreed until ' after the compensation which the
EVECTOR of BAVARIA claims for the loss of the
Bishopric of Eichstett, shall have been determined.
We are now informed that this business is under dis-
cussion at Paris, and that after the overtures Made by
tho Court of Munich, it will not fail to be decided
in a Manner conformable to the desires of his
toral. Highness

• Cott Fu, J. N. 18. —Since the. I Id; of this
,month two hundred and eighty persons have been ar.
tested, of whom two hundred were peasants and eighty
bourgeois, all inhabitants of the Borough of Pot_
tam(); the centre of the disorders and mass:;e.lres which
have ensanguined this Isle, They are closely con—
tined in the, Prisons of the old . Castle, saud—,we.
expetievery day the' ecision of their fate,: .Some,,
of them are: accused of having assisted to burn
more than thirty houses belonging to- the Nobles,.
and to ruin the groundsattached,to them. Since this.
sahrtary meastire, we enjoy the greatest tranquillity.
The ProprietOrs are returning to their respedive pos.
lessions, without fear 'of being -disquieted as before-.
It is. to the Russian Qarrison that we 'ate indebted
for the peace that we enjoy. The greatest tran-
quillity
prevails also in the Isle of Zante, through,
the tate of the Delegate sent thither. .The minds of
,the people of Cephalonia appear also to be petfealY
~ reconciled. .

BANKS OE jilt MEIN, FEB. 38.—A. Negotia-
tion has been opened at Hamburgh between His
Danish Majesty and the Senate of that City, upon
the subje4 of a' dispute which has taken place
respelling the tight of collation to. some Prebends
belonging to Hamburgh.—lt i 3 supposed that the
EMPEROR of Russtet will offer his• mediation on
the occasion.

It is now determined that the Duke or MFCK.,
LENTSUit GzSCIIWIR IN is tO be ereated an Eleaor.
There traye been Negptiation,s 'upon this buljed
betwegn Russia, Prussia, Austria, and France,
which have tetininated in favour of that Pritice.
General 1..)t0t, who coommtled the Bavarian
Troopli,on the, Banks of the Inn, is appointed Go_
vernor of Passau. The Austrians have evacuated
almost. the, whole of the Bishopric which, falls to the
shire of the GI( AND- DuKe *of TUSCANY. There
Only remains one Company of the' Regiment of
gPorck,

HAGue, Fria, 24:—Coverniten( has received
dispatches from. De.. WINTER,' dated the
*3oth January, staring that. the Vessels of his Squa-
dron were in 'good' .condition in the, Harboili of
'Toulon, and that he meant-to sail, with the first
favourable wind ?.to return to Holland.

It has been definitively decreed, that the French
Traps who aye to remain iu this Republic are to
have their Headquarters At Brea; a Military
Office, and a Commissary of War, .:
will be eSta
bushed 'there. Vie Dutch Reserisptions payable
After the Peace, 11;1%4. risen ,s per Cent. 'since file
•ljecree of the Legislative Doily, annulling the Dc.
tree of Government, which, had converted them
into perpetual Rents.

Rains&Ls; Fut. 18.—We are assured that Go.
vernment has approved cif the last Plan which was
pregenick,.,:f6r .imprpv.ing the Port of."//tquert,-
The .which is a very extemive one, comprises
the points. Fi'rst, the .raising of the
Baeat tile' month of the Harbour,, which wiU en:
able vessels of 600-tons to eUker the Pair. Sc.
Coudly,.'io. clear out .the Port, arui to rebuild the
Qt44l7s•:- "fltirdly,
.the cstablislidlcnt of Arsenals,
naval and And lastly,
a Dockyard for the building not If'rigates and
SIOOPs. •

HAMBUROIII FFtx 13.—1 t is not yet known
for what purpose the sum of 2. 3,000 l: has been raid
by -England to Drnmar4. Some say it was for the
Cargoes of the Vessels that were unjustly► con-
detnned ; others Say, that it is to defray .the Expert=
of.the, W t, an 4 the Losses occasioned to Denmark
by the taking of her islattds by Great Britiin.