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PRANCE.
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HAVRE. AUGUST se.
Captain Henin, commanding the privateer I
2gle, off Boutogne, arrived yefterday evening in the
port. He relates, that he had a very (mart 'Aka oh
the Ifle of Wight with an Englitb brig, which he at-
tempted to carry by boarding. The engagementbas
kepi, up for two hours, board to board. doting which
the relpeelive crews even fought with their Sits.—
This affair, which was attended with no confequen-
tes, becaufe the enemy made off, does the greateft ho-
nour to Captain Henin and his crew. He had two
billed, and ten wounded, moft of them mortally...-.
Captain Henin is among the number of the wounded.
[This was the action fought by the Phofpborus
t. ire brig. Lieut. Hughes, u mentioned in the Gazette
of the 16th What.]
PARIS, AUGUST so.
On the 6th inflant, the body of thrk Marquis of
Tweedale, en Englith Nobleman, and that of his
Lady. were taken out of the fubterraneous chambers,
in the citadel of Verdun, where they had been pre.,
(trued (embalmed) for fame time. They were placed
in a boat, to be fent to Holland by the Mettle, and
from thence to England. '
The intercourfe between Paris and London am
continues. it is alfo remarked, that Lords Yar-
mouth and I.auderdale made a Tait two days ago to:
34. M. Charnpagot and Clarke, which the lateett•so‘.l
turned a few hours after, and that the day When
yefterday there two Lords dined with the Paiffeent,
the Interior. .. ,
Auousr 2t.—All the Miniffeet *Ma ti; ititio•
lbouillet this morning. to receive his 'Majelly's corn.
=ands.
• M. Ponqueville is appointed Cohful General in
Albania.
i L'ltalicane, a 44 gun frigate, was launchedat St.
Maloes i on St. NapoUon's day.
,
Madame Catalani is expeded to fet out for Loo.
• dos at the sod of the month. having been stagged
- foe tbe Graad Opera in that city.
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ITALT.
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, VENICE, AUGUST 3.
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The Peace between France and Raffia hat been
I . announced by a Proclamation, and was received with,
lithe licongeft dernonarations .of icy, and the coml.
1, ip hued acclamation of ' Law; 6vg Nis L wprer Ind /Gm: P.
. ,r • The whole city was illuntroaWrd., . .....
AUGUST 4. —The late ducal palire in St. Mark's
Place, is entirely new larnilhingeaut is expelled that,
. the Emperor Napoleon will come hither in *Ow&
1 of the prefect year, and reourin fosse weeks. - . •
- ' It is underflood. that Napoleon will make a pro:
. politic* to the Hoare of Atitiria. to cede.to the lung.
dnm of Italy for an equivalent thetpart of the ducbp.,
of Cambia, that borders im the Adriatic SirossitM•
)
• the towns of Trielle. Fiume. mad Zeogx, by while
Venetian will be conceded with Italian Damask.
NAPLES. AUGUST ii*".
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Great numbersa troops fet nut every diy forl. ~.4-
1
labria. Marital Marna is to command this expe-
dition, which is to canna of re,cooo men.- '
Auot, ST 4.—The troubles which agitatel the pro-
vince of Salerno for a moment (thanks to the bravery
i, of the Corlicans, and the intelligence of Lieutenant.
c -t Colonel Gaetano Bolelli !) are entirely foppreffed.
\ill
- ay a Doses of the 3at a Joly, the Two Calabria, ate &-
diva Ina bee at war
* Al da Ova ettel Military Amtwitlew am be *hey the ways,
'Who eemorsubk to the Comeamitkr I. CAW of the Expo**.
.. This General is authorifed to appall* Idditary.oeasmllleim.
Wiesis Messes lb& beemeted wields ISSlllartaW IllmastylM-
, ON aptal.
• Tbe mem Mellipteammehebdoed by the revolted province*. '
...nig Pr•VINI? ilload Oily by the military Tart-
e& liata to 110: •
" AN do 41a.g..* oleo Mob or which ball not declare to
• As Pareassa. or If sera Getteral, the names of filch of their
Orderasum lAA WNW embed to rebellion, or tided as (piss
;' Ow en Wowort AAA* Out cep. The Monks of Seventy years old
SAM AM tas Saber Callaant• of the (.me Order. and the remain-
der baaleral the Idsidour, or. capitally mtated, it they comm.
woe dd. order.
4 The pooperty of the bnded proprietors who emigrated how
• assited. mid they are declass,' !Maid to the State.
- My patron who 'hail retain 'mist wooty-lour hours after the
pailleadaa of an order for delivering them up, mall be condemned
to death."
. Generals Grenier, Verdier and hiermet, have main-
tained their reputation. They preferved their pufition,
and the Eaglifhwere cnmpelled to re embark.
Cotrona and Reggio held out againft the united
force of the rebels and Englifb.
Martha' Mama haslet out for Calabria, invened
with full poomrs //
A camp is ordered to be formed at Carom, and
another in Apulia. .
We are allured, that the Ex-King end Ql2een in •
tend to efcape from Sicily, cow that their project is
blown.
The battalions which entered this city tfter the
liege of Gaeta, immediately fat out for Apulia and
the Calabria*.
According to the labia intelligence, the Brigands
have been every where repulfed, and the provinces
are flattening to implore, at the foot of the Throne,
that clemency which ft eminently dillinguifhes the
chat atter of our sovereign.
Aucuse s,—Ahout the end of the month, Mar.
(hal hlalfena will be ready to fet nut for Calabria, to
Ipot an end to the remains of the infurreei n. The
nglith continue in polielTion of Amantheg, where
they made good their hot landing.
About the fame time it is canceled the troops on
their march throap,hApulia andßafilicate will be able
to form a juallion with General Regnier. This rein.
forcemer.t is reckoned forfficient to drive the Englilh
out of their intrenchments near the Gulph of St. Eu
phemia. Among thole who have unfortunately fallen
a facrifice to the info gents, is the nephew i f M. Al-
quiet, and the Bithop of Cozenfis. When Gaeta
furrendered, fur Englifh !hips of the line, four hi-
sates, digid a tiuniber of brigs and gun-boats, woe
lying in the road. It teems to have been the Prince
of Heffe Phillipllahl's detelmination to have tithed
all the coot (pence, of a Thom, as hehire he was
wounded he ordered works t.s be thrown up at the
entrances of the Streets, and pr. vtded dim with can.
non. Of this g illant Prince's real lunation we know
but little—fume account, mentian his pried rcco
very, while others infill upon his death. _
The flotilla under Captain Monte Major has failed
for the ifland of Capti, in arypeck the toglith gun-
boats that cruise about that place. .

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JOLT sea
The army of Oftioral llastesost is delliGg -fay ,
town. to proceed br (cepa' unarehes to Delmaria:
Tim Generel himfalf, wigs numerous faits...and the
whellthfhis Staff, ourilredherwa few days ago. At
nant..norning he (it oat for Fiume. General
elfst paired through ;hitt morning.
ROME, AUGUST J.
•--The treport fpnad by form newfpapers that the
French troops were in poreffion of the Cafile of Bt.
Angelo; is nbw oflicially enntradifted. The Papal
troops continue to form that puritan.
noltaNCE, Avourr 6.
An Antbaflkdor from the Emperor of Morocco
has landed at Leghorn, and arrived in this city. He
is called Abdelesdor Bensener, and is accompanied
by Adelerirn Maori, the Emperor of Morocco's fr
vourite. He hat a feeretary and interpreter. and a
numerous fuite.
GENOA, AUGUST st.
A letter from therrench Commiffary at Tunis to
the Marine Prefeft at this place, mentions that the
Dey has fet all the Genoefe that were in &very at
Tunis at liberty. This a& of liberanlter taro included
fixteen Switzers, and f I other perfons, of differ-
ent countries, who were taken under theGtnoefe flag.
The Dey has given orders to his cruisers not to in-
terrupt any Neapolitan veffels farniflted with French
palrports.

HOLLAND.
ROTTERDAM. AUGUST t 6.
• Since yellerday we have had a report that les
Negotiations for Peace with England as Paris
broken off. Letters received this day from
mention the fame. It was generally Paid in Paris
tdat Lord Lauderdale was preparing for his depar-
ture, and that the Negotiation was broken off.

RUSSIA •
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' ST. PITERSBUROH, JULY so
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rime Alexander Karakish.careast Vice Chem
cc , has been nominated Ambaffador to the Court
of nna, and will let not immediately for bit poll.
The Court Gazette of this dap contains an Ukafe,
conferriag the privilege of naturalization, as well as
dignity af Councillor of State, op Mynheer Bey, for•
merly,Minißer from the Batevies Republic to this
-Court. In. tefiimony of the Emperor's highlanfe of
his good condua. ri
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GERMANY: ' ' •••• iT
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VIENNA, AUGUST 9.
• A palace is fitted up for the new Ragan Amber-
radar Prince Karabin. The French Envoy, hi. La
Rochefoucault, is indifpofed at the baths of.Badas—
the day before yeßterday Its difpat cited a courier to
Paris in great hafie.
We learn that no troops are to encamp this year.
near Welt, in-Aufltia. i bat there will be an encamp.
meet at Lemberg. Our foreign Cootie of Eschew
• has dacreafed confiderably.
Ann. t r.--The grand infignia of the Holylos,
man Empire are about to be removed to Fraokfook.,
WESTPHALIA, AUGUST S.. : ';'
Political changes upon the Lippe, the
Wefer, forth the topics of dikontfe.• A
State, whore large poffeffions have boa divided
among other 'fines, is to be indemnified in that
quarters. The Duff:Hod Journal mentions an u-
sou nt having been received from a placein Weliphalia k
that a very large ttanfport of cannon bombs was. in
motion from thence for a potation behind the Wafer..
Tin troops of the "Eleaorate.of .Heffe are in great
makes near the territory of Hells Darmiladt, the
DukedonSof Wefiphalia,and the Principality of Wei.
decks and, fine the ill of Atwell, the French troops
quartered in the Dukedom of Wellphalia halve been
in Motion..
BAYREUTH, AUGUST 9.
AS Anfiriah Journal, of the ad iartant, mentions.
N that Gorise and Gtadifca, in Auflrian Friuli were
occupied by the French on the 2ad of July. They
took,poffellion in the name of the King of Italy, and
required the Public Officers to take the oaths of fide-
lity to that Sovereign. Thofe refafing to do fn were
difmiffed from their employments, and feverel of
them were imprifnned. The French Commitiary im-
mediately appointed others in their place. The new
'organization was dialed in a few days. We, never-
thelefs. hippo& that this unexperfied nomination is
only a provifional and temporary meafnre, particu-
larly as we learn this day, that the reports Of military
preparations in the Aufttian Monarchy are wi'hout
foundation, and that the Archduke Charles, to avoid
any appearance of the kind, has given orders, that
there than net be a tingle camp formed this year, ac-
cording to the annual praßice. '
MUNICH, AUGUST it.
The march of the French 'coops, intended to corn.
piece revere! regiments of the Grand Army, Rill con.
unties. On the loth infant, upwards of ten thourand
peed by this town, on their way to Lower Bavaria.
A park of artillery was alfo fent to Braunnau, where
there is fill a French garrifim.
On Wednefday, an Aullrian Cabinet Courier from
Paris, pad through this city—his extraordinary
belle, and his being followed bye Turkith courier,
rendered it probable that he was the bearer of the
Ultimatum of the French Court. Since then, we
have learned, In a courier from Vienna, that the Im-
perial Court has agreed to the proporals of France,
having acknowledged the Coadjtttorfhip of Cardinal
Fetch, the new Krug of Naples, the Confederation of
the 1(1141e, and the intended modifications of the
German Empire. ,
FROM THE MAIN, AUGUST is.
The rumour that tslartliat &nat.& corps hes been
ordered el in rr ch age in ft the Ser vian c, to reduce them
to nkniirece to the Poste, is without foundation.
Re:peeling the intelligence that the French had
taken petfeflion of Grniza and Giadilca, on the sad
of Jul'. fix the King of Italy, we have no further of-
ficial' intelligence. •
The Confederalitin of the Rhine puts ciAht mill:ons
of Germans under the protellion of France.
The march of the French towards Saxony is con
tinned from to many points, as to give r* to revere'
reports ferreting that country being furrodndecl.
A camp for French troops is marked oat near
Schweinfurt. •
At/OVST 4.—SOTile journals mention, that Au-
Arian Friuli has been taken po4lLonof by the French.
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IlPRAldarditT, AUOUIT ts. ,
Letters from Auglhorgh mention, thlt Gradifca
. has, with the content of the Court of Vienna, been
occupied by the French.' This news requires confir.
ligation. The fame letters mention, for ibefiesh time,
that the fortrcfs of Cattaro has been at length deli•
need np to the Preach. .
Atiourr 16.—1 t bag been announced to the fo-
reign merchants here, that the approaching fair of
iSeptemberKing
may be held ',Athos, the iesterruption.
of Proffin hes acknow dgeir the Con.,
federation c.f.*. Rhine : the Zledor of HelTe caffel
will probably take a part in the Northern COnfedera
tins, under a Ducal title. 'l'he Northern Courts have
already commenced their negociations upon thigh:b.
jed, of which Berlin is the centre.
The march of the French troop' upon thelefrbenkl
of the Rhine continues ; they pars at Coblentstitan• ,
helm, and Stralburgh.
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' SUABIA, AUGUST 6.
Not only the town of Lindao, but likewife Auer•
burgh will be firongly fortified. As the latter city,
however, is of great extent. it is inteaded merely to
draw lines of circumvallation. which Stall command
' the Lech and the Werlaeh, with there will be con.
netted the firong bridge lad of the bridge over the
Lech at Friedbergh, a fhort league frorq,Augiborg.
Behind there lines a whole army, IR cafe of nieeffity,
might be drawn up. To fortify the whole city of
Augfbargh would require a prodigious film
' AXIOM/ft II (I GU ST I.
Today two thoofand French troops arrived here,
and were quartered. partly in the city, and partly in
the neighboos hag villages. After relies a day, they'
will continuo these much, to joie the army of Martha'
Souk, on the lan: • • .
Cum, AMMO! ge.
The Northern Powers are extremely alive rerpse
ting dte.sew Confederatios. As.foon as the Reiss
Envoy at Berlin &all have received the isecerary hi.
firodsons from St. Peteribumh. the changes intended
will probably take•place. The Counfdller of State,
M. D'Oubell, has taken a rude &tuck of this Confii-
tution with him to St. Peteriburlihs !copy of which
has been left at Ballo. Haasbargh, it t• added, is to
be the feat of this Confederation. Several of the
principal cities of the Empire will of courfelofe their
Sovereignty. The Duke d Bronfwick is named as
the Prince Primate of the Northern Confederation.—
Our Elector is not eipeded to return from Berlin till
there affain are is $ great meat re fettled, and the
anfwer of the Court of &. Peterfborgh is received,
this is expeded about the a4th influent.
MANOWita, AUGUST rs. '
Great mesumests hate been obferved Mesons the
—onto is this °Glittery. A demand has moreover been

to the College. of Depetatiea of 3260 hafts,
meow the troops. It Is Add, that there will be
three camps formed epowourforatiers.
- FROM THI 11/111114AUGUST 01.
• Several hundred men are at worlropon the fortifi•
ns of Nieuborg. Camps are marking out near
Nine and buhlingen. The intelligence of a clofer
anion between Priam, Sazony, end Heire, is con-
firmed.
The snowman of troops in Hanovet continues r
the Citizens mount guard in moll of the towns in the
Northern part of that flatmate.
MAGDIEURG, AUGUST r 6.
For feverel days pan. every thing has worn a eery
holtile appearance. On Wednefday this place was
declared in a Rate of liege I the military depots have
beta pet upon the war efiablintaseat, and two thou
fend peafants work at the fortifications. By the zoth
of this mouth all the troops will be ready to merch."
Oar city at this moment (warms with foldierr ; all
the reels between this and Sazony hate been put in
requibtion the train for the army of Wegphalie has
been ordered to be ready by Tuefday next ; the bodes
will be delivered tomorrow and the following days.
DUSSELDORF, AUGUST ro.
The Pruflian garrifon which had left Ofnabropk
returned to that town on the loth instant.

BANKS Or Tag SLIM AUGUST 4.
The political horizon appears to darken again, and
the hopes of peace feem to vanifh : the French papers
contain various complaints againft the Cabinet of
Vienna, which appear difficult to conciliate—the
North of Germany equally Nreartithtsflile afpee; the
['ruffian troops have left the banks of the Elbe, for
the trurpore of concentrating themfelves in the centre
of the country. It is Paid that a camp will be formed
between Hanover, Zell, and Hildefheim.

According to a credible fiatement, the number of
French troops now in Germany amounts w 153,000
men.
HAMEURGH, AUGUST r9i.
A new levy of troops is ordered in RuSa. Wow
fequence of which the army will be increafed Us five
hundred thnufand men.
The Britifit Hanoverian General, Von der Decken,
has unexeaedly arrived at Kid, from London.
This General was Cnanmander in Chief in Hano-
ver, and alto charged with diplomatic powers before
the evacuation of Hanover..
On the 16th, Baron Jacobi Kleifi and his family
arrived in the Elbe, near Alton& ; and on the fol-
low day he continued his journey to Berlin.
The intelligence from Berlin, on the 16th infant,
is of a very warlike nature. A Council was held there
the preceding day, in pretence of the King, at which
lfeweral General Officers attended ; among them Ge-
'Meal Ruche!, oho is to command the Prullian corps
**timed at Zell, in Hanover, and on the frontiers.
Bonaparte is Paid to have required the ceffinniif Eafl
Friesland, Emhden, dte. &c. in order to their being
Incorporated with the kingdom of Holland; and Fre-
derick William is determined to refill this demand.
The whole Prufflan army is reprefented as firing
ilimotinn, and all the Generals abfent on leave have
"et ived orders to repair: to Berlin, to have their ref-
ipietive commands affigned to them.
The probability of hokiiities in our neighbourhood
4kite filled our merchants with the mid terrible appre-
lhenfionti, which arc much inereafed by the nneettaint y
Of the future fate of this city, now that the k:mperor
-of Germany has relived his title. Should war with
Priffia take place, there feemalittle doubt of Ruffia's
taking a part. Since the IA news from England,
which kerns lets to promife peace, and the probability
that England will not make a:peace while a war is
brake out on the Continent, the prices of all colonial
produce have rifen c4nficierabiy. Seward reports of
fitirmilites on the frontiers between the ?ruffians and
French halye been cisculatcd, bat without any foun.,
&doss. •

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BERLIN, AUGUST :6.
TeSerday Mijor Krufemark arrived here, with
imps Cant difpstches from St. Peterfburgh.
'The Dnke of Brusfsvick is expeded here from
.11runfwick. •
The military preparations continue. All the re-
giments mutt be completed by the sorb. ma of
the Generals are now at the places of their deflins-
lion. Lieutenant General Von Ruchel arrived here
left Wednefday ; he has had feveral audiences of his
Majefly, and teveral conferences with the Staff 'of tbs
Quarter Mafia General, and this day be let out to
Hanover, to take the command of the troops. The
tronps.in Schkfwick, and there of Weft and South'
?raffia, ire to cqncentre themfelves at a given point,
end the Generals Growert and Natemer are named
as principals in the command.
M. La Forefi's celebration of the Birth .day of his
Sovetaign was cnnduifted with great eclai i the com-
pany as numerous, and of the highell quality.—
Count Haug wi te , Baron Willy the Haien Minifter,
the Corps thtlenatipe, and fevers! Pruffiare Military
Officers, were prefent at the,grand dinner given on
this median: The heaths of the French and Pruf-
Ban Monarchs were drank, Field Marfhal Molten-
dorff;drank the health of the French Emperor, and
M. La Fore* that of the Eng of Pruffia.
Theßudian Lieutenant Bionner has arrived here
from Griefsweld. Our Court has difpatched a cou-
rier to
ed Fay. .The Prince of Hohenlohe is alto ex-
pee
The negotiations to arrange the differences with
Sweden are renewed, at the defire of the Swedilk
Idortaredt. M. Von Krufemarch went refterday to
Gricfertald to receive the Eing's proporals.
BRANDENSUROH, AUGUST 16.
It is stated, that in place of the ufual fummer
maneetivres, there will be a confisierable camp form;
ed in Melia.,
Almoft all the PrufGan army is in motion. Prince'
Louis Ferdinand elPruffia, the Prince of Hohenlohe,
General Ruchel, and General Blucher, wiU command
Ma principal corps.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
.SATURDAY, AUGUST So.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONIt O'CLOCK'
Casisk, smOey, 6a# 63-for ace. 63*--Itedosed ••••
Orden 7f.-Exelsest.llss• PIG
PECS OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
lank Stock ad lodlellood., is a 'La
3 per Cent. Rea Ans. 63ff Isebei .111 Us, to. prom. •
3 per Cent. Con( 6344 63* Clinniwo 7RI7# •
4 per CCOLS I fit • Engttfb Debi" tea. TA`
ss per Cent. Navy Mt Cot tar desSitti -
Luog Ann. Lei 3-16 .
It Will be feet) From .oflr: Plypoloth letter, that the
failing of the E.•.peditions is forrhe prefect fufpended.
The t/.een't Bays have been removed'frcm 16* .
MALTA, Tissue,, and Relicts,' to the. ROYAL
Gaston; the farmer beiag under orrhis at 'profuse Y 1
for a different fervice, probably to endeavour to his
tercept Jeanne's fqUadron, which, we fear, howeverro •
is by this time fafe in port.
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At a lite hodr lee night the Hassiargh.Mi3, dam
bit Sunday-6ft, arrived at the Poll Office, sad brought
news of confiderable importance. The warlike com.
plezion of affairs in the North of Germany is rather
increafed than shminilhed. Forffia continues her mi..
litarepreparations with unabated allivity. The Duke
of Beeitreserel, the Eleftor of Hesse Careesi all
shaft Gounfellors and Generals, in bent, upon volsens
his ?ruffian Majelly can plate reliance in the hear
of difficulty and apprehenfion; have either been af-
fembled, or invited to Berlin. It is (latest. that Bp.
AAAAA re has required the ceffion of Exit Friefland
and Embden to Holland. General Btucnie, who
commands in Hanover, was fuddenly called to Der.
lie, and, after repeated conferences, returned tore.
fume his command. The Pruffian troops in the
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mean time advanced again, and re-occupied tome
potations, Ofnabruck particularly, which they had !
previorifly quitted. The whole of the Heffian army
have taken advanced potations in Weflphalia, inn& .
probably at the defire of the Cabinet of Be;lin. We
are not able to afcertain from thefe papers the extent •
and aLivity of the preparatilms on the part of Sax-
ony ;but we mould fupp•le, they were comenenfisrate
with the danger by which the is menaced. That it '
is both great and imminent is manifell. Between
feventy and eighty thoufand French are cbtleded,
either upon or within three days march of her frost!
tiers... •
• The Ruffian army, by the addition of the late levies,
is now increafed to five hundred thoufand inen What
a pidlure of difunion and degrading fubmiffion does
the Continent of Europe afford at this moment
Here are three ancient, legitimate Sovereigns, who 4'siE
can bring a million of men ihto the field, and yet "
who thffer themfelves to be infulted, duped, and
plundered by an implacable upflart rival, whofe real
military force fcarcely equals half their flrength.—
But, unhappily for Europe, though there be no lack
of phyfical means among the Continental Powers in.
terelted in dettroying the huge Leviathan, there is a
miferable paucity of judgment and energy among
their rulers.
A stiviiinn of the French army in Germany has
been ordered to advance into Servia, urn pretence
of fupprefling the infurreetion io hat country;—but •
in reality, we doubt not, for the purpofe of '
ing the accnmplifhment of BONAPARTI'S views v•ith
refped to Turkey, and the provinces of the End.
The Hamlet:o Corrgypontket; of the rgth igßant,
contains the Emperor of Germany's relignation of Api,
the Imperial Dignity ; as %WA i recital of his titles,
and the alteratinas in the Royal Arne, leaving out
every thing relative to the German Imperial Dignity.