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FRANKFORT, littittAßY 13
Pozzo di 'Bow*. this' dwy passed through
is return from London, whither he had been
with a mission by the Emperor of Russia.
his way to Basle, and precedes Lord Cu.

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Y 15.—:-Lord Castlereagh arrived here this
His Lordship was accompanied by Mr.
;on, dud Mr. Plants, his Secietiry.
BREDA, *JANUARY
...a.
irn by travellers come from Frapee, that the
the people there are very much as It
that the Legislative Body, in; the. it report
ig the political situation of the empire,, being
amous for peace, the President endeavoured,
it its being printed, when a general cry broke
rid! Prim t iehich the persona. in the Tri-
iplauded ; that -thaw were 290, votes against
• printing, and tbatabiswriss the reason, why
?eror broke up,,?r as it at called
_, adjourned
:ably. •
VIENNA; lANUARY 3.
is no longer • any doubt entertained of the
it of the King Of Naples to the coalition
/race. It is said. that he will =retain Nit-
his life, but than abet his death, it will ,
the present King of &icily', or hisdescimdapts ;
• of. Murat to be indemnified by three princi.
-14tAli, one of whiChli *Pionsbino. Others
. tlision of Naples will take place, imme,--
upon the conclusion of peace, and that Murat
merely retain the royal tide during his life.
opinion does not gain much credit, on ac-
the report which is now in circulation,
,ofl
being at present at the head of '20,000 men,
• i, conducting through the 4osjan territory,
Italy. and with which he appears to iutand
the Italian army under the Viceroy.

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BRITISH ARMY' IN. FRANCE. •
been reported .within these fi* days, that
6LLINGTOW hxd bear under. tie necessity .of
retrograding with his strinderSulny. The report is
. The Sp-111411-6'in,, under MINA have
. ordered by•his Lor4sltiii 7i6.- the riar t but this
arrangement was sot rendered necessity by the ap-
Soots; on Abe.cirtrary, preparations are;
4. for another graiiiinttacit 'upon him ; and two
, best officers have eiiinenver to 4'44 V4titsisi.:
Tile supzriority attribtatta. to SOULial'aPAZOtile
io which ge alluded yesterday; is 11i61-41r'itnittertettile
His force,' we find, is tileettat 71104",..
ifij
raw and undisciplined tfoops., ' •
We are In possetsitin, sisAyi!-Iltikkers der PetatlittS;
by the subjoined letter, of tblelititiojwliess4 as ytedll
the most authentic intelliglitiec:iin*:that qua":
The picture drawn brottr• aindent of else flak
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ception given to our. gallant 'crainairr*in by this in.,
habitants of France, 'lie-highly grataVtlnt• •• In what
country ever visited bi,Frenah'troops did theinha,bi.
nuts receive them so cordially ?
" I=IEADQUARTERS, JANUARY 16.
"It is inconceivable_ bow much the eyes of BoNA:.
nines loving subjects beet been opened in this 4ults,
ter, by his late:aecOunti of the actions of the I.4th to
I.:3th of last mouth. • When we; rally them .ofiTgais
subject, they say with a shrug,:' asst
".Noronly have-thegreatedpart Of the lAitiatitants
returned no the country-ocatteed by the •Anod-Pot-
tignesearini; shopkeepers of
Bayonne have also 'come in ;tit' titatilitb dtentseves,
• and sell their merthiendiae ,the: towns, ass 4 vll.
lages St. Jean de Liu is:.eritakiPliaiirilda thesn'i their
Sell British articles, *tt:aut pay ,alt ..enornt2gs'Price
for every thing, thQwgh there inkiiiiircliants• froth-
England.
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" SouLfs appeal to the BasqadaelaasaaPfilia4ll.•w.
tants of the conquered countri:s, has bspeeigil.”aviilt
and has not produced a man for him. opera'
}Loam began to recruit too late. They prefer
sticking to the F.ngliilt; with whose conduct they
ire delighted ; and they feel Coo happy in having es-
caPed the conscription leeks, contributions, arc. tQ
think of putting their, neck into a hailer. •
It is pleasing to gee tfiein all ITU/riled; possessing
the houses in common- 4stith us, peaceably-
their occupations, and quietly tilling the grotind,
gardening, &c. How different a picture Portugal
Presented when the French invaded it ! and followed
our army with fire and sword to the lines of Lisbon !
" We are very busy in completing a very strong
line of fortification ; it is thought that whenever they
art completed and the weather will permit a Move-
rum, the Spsnish army will be advanced from:1.110r
nwn country, and put in possession of this ling of
svorks; while the Grande Lorde, with the. English
and Portuguese, will cross the Adour, attack the
French lines, and, if possible, bring them to a general
engagement, which will. decide the fate of this coon-
trl—lnrs if successful, there will then be nothing
between us and Paris. The Spaniards can then be
left rolook after Bafonne ; and though we hear that
tile!' are busy throwing up worki at-13oordeaux, these
will not stop us if ire beat Sow.f Aseir only
Arty.
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" In the wean time we must not defer' 01117 idqa
14 the conbcription is oisited 40 4%4 10 63"1
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is daily eiercising his army : if we aIIOW time for
their being perfectly organised, we shall find it a very
tough jot tg attack item with oar small for Ce—the
event miet be doubtful. 'The sooner the Militia are
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lent over the hatter.
..• , " The enemy do not 'set us,remain entirely at rest :
&air is active, and (.41stantly :in 'motion. They
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mililli,Y made demonstration on our right, -and threat-
iselLai attack on the cavalry ftiowever, as Sir T.
is i n that quarter, all feti secure. We have
' NON t;;
liatie an island on theAdotir: ...
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: P We have learnt Ow BONAlPEETEltas•eoiteluded
t 7,4teatT. of, Peace With., aRDINAND, who. has sent
*Oaf .41* Grandees *kit to the Cortes at Madrid.
The Oiandees acted nobly, for . they have refused to
,
Mit hirtiktribassaders, MK"! it be an -the presence of
the Biliiili Ambassadostr: ' ' '
1 We have letters froth Holland; conveyed by a Gen-
,ltlemadvrha left the, Dutch coast on Tuesday lest.•:-
One' of these. Wm Amsterdam mentions, that Co-'
legne had been taken possession of by the Allies...-.
Ipois-le-Duc and' Maastricht are not in their occuisa-
tion, as alledged in the Dutch papers. The
ts gentle-
an alluded to, informs us, that the affairs of Goi
lineament at the.. Hague are now administered with
' Tore regularity' than heretofore, that the organizas
Ton of the army is better conducted, and that skele-
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*regimenesseirifornsect for SO,OOO men. The pa:
ids,4,ciliot contriiii-acceunts so recent ,as have been
k4Cquired from Other quarters.
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_Sunday the Princess of WALES took stititiring in a
carriage through the Parks, accompanied by Lady
CEARLOTTE CAMPBELL and Master. AUSTIN.; i -• •
-.'Yesterd.ty the JUDGE ADVOCATE had a long andi-
ieoce with' the PRINCE REGENT, and took his Royal
Highness's commands upon the proceediags of several
courts Martial.
• The Prince of ORANGE. as Sovereign (lithe Nether-
'ands, has appointed M. CH&NGUION, Minister Pleni.
• • entiary to thy. United States of America,: .
We have given some ritricts from Atheritan. Pa-
trs... The troops tin derWriktnaoli ited Flaserethvivert‘
complete retreat from Canada. Theformer Wail se-
Usly indisposed: dnd the tattet,.satexi of honours,
p:
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d passed through Albany, op his loray•tesel . milder
igimin
ea
rtea 1 s
,'- aindm an
ut undisturbedsreros:astTh ote .Am
with thte ieearidez
te:ritties imEurepe. The enemyiiad begUnrernoving
public property from Sacketes Harbour, which
Via ceinside'red as indicative of art intention to eva-
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Aisne that place.
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: -rt .appetirs that the American Government has
Irilally resorted. to an Embargo. This act of political.
suicide was committed about the 22d of December,
---It must considerably hasten, in oar opinion, du' -s,
downfal of MADISON'S power. -
THE LATE GENERAL BROCIL—The Parlitment Of
Upper Canada have voted an Addresito the Pongee
Reberr,. Keying for authority to make a grant of
liknds iti tha:4. rrovince -so top relatives, ,4 As wit
Generil, Brstici, . who ha" in nobly in •16 cletei..
lainsS: ' unplinCiplid invasion .of the A,-
ietrag
ii44(44., - hilesikbas beers most graeiciuste.i,„
to-riet .e a request which does so muCh honopr to
tlrgypejtaney.of the *Aimed, and is so gratifying to
the'reeliagi of the living.
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' THE CONTRAST.—When American Officers are
taken prisoners they are immediately paroled, invited
to the houses of the inhabitants and treated with hos-
pitality ; their private effects are in every instance
restored, and they, in fact, kn,.w not that they arc
prisoners of war, except in the name; they even take
'part in, our political' discos:ions, and mingle in oor
;social circles. - When British Officers have the Anis-
fOrtnne•to fall info their hands, they are stripped of.
.theireileriths, marched half naked through a climate
to Which they are not accustomed, exhibited as public
fipectacles, or immured in solitary dungeons ; and:
this, too, by persons professing to be of the same lan-
tnage and manners as the Britons !
Delighted as we are to announce the rapid ad-
vance of the Allied Armies into France, we can but
irenew die expression of our grief at the loss occasion.
,eft to them by the death of she lamented Isloaaan.—
rThe Allied Sovereigns are now engaged in recover-
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Fg the territories which were first wrested from them
y the Revolutierrary,Arrnies
,Under his. command.
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What General would, therefore, have been so capable
of devising the Most easy methods of expelling the
present tyrannic occupiers, of those places than he
:who first seized them ?,--What Genellid•would so well
have directed the siege of Kehl, or Strasbourg, as be
'ePho so gallantly defended those places in 1796 and
1797 ? We have not Tdom to dilate on so interesting
a aubject, but we. feel convinced that we.shall be
offering a noble treat to our Readers by eecommend-
iog to their perusal " the Memoirs and Campaigns
$0 GENERAL MOREAU," just published
,by JOHN
' 'AWE/ill', Esq.
The speech of Mr. President MADISON seems is
have produced great disgust in America. We copy
'the following remarks Upon it from a New-York
Paper :_u It is expected, I presume, that some re-
marks, at least cursory remarks, should accompany •
this very extraordinary state paper; but hew can I
express myself within the rules of strict propriety and
• • corum, When speaking of a production that vio-
lates truth and candour with 4, boldness that asto-
nishes every decent man. But after the inipositions
practised on the nation three years
e ago, urgravely
asserting that the French decrees were. repealed on
the Ist of. November, I WO, and which is coolly per-
pisted in to this moment, while evidence to the con-
trary has been daily staring us in the face ever since)
after this daring Might of falsehood, 1 sap.vouched
fOr'with the inmost, confidence, and propped up by
all the respect due to authority, we ought, perhaps,
no longer to be surprised 'at any thing that conies
from this same quarter. Probably the fancied suc-
cess of'that ouirageOus fraud and insult,_ has encou-
raged Mr. Mapisom to believe that this wittol nation",
may be led to believe them as true, however con-
*dry it may be to the evidence of their own senses
end experience. On no other supposition can we ac.
count for*the gallant assurances in this message, that
we ate now a happy, , fieurislaiug, prosperous, and
conquering nation." .

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All the Mails dud yesterday have arrived, and all
the Mails due this 'horning have arrived, except the
following, viz. Birmingham, Exeter, and-Taunton.
FAutiouTH, JANUARY 28.
• Arrived yesterday the Queen Charlotte packet, with
4 Mail from-Surinam, in 4.sdays. *ailed yesterd.iy
his MajestiVs ships M atrosszu and Rem,
with a fleet for Portsmouth, London, Plymouth, Scc.
CODAiStiRg of about 80 sail.

PLYMOUTH) LANUARY 29. •
&tilted the PHEASANT sloop of war, from New-.
finuidland, from whence she sailed on the 28th ult.
'with 18 vessels under.convoy. Arrived the SuxvEJ-
;LAs:frigate, from off St. Sebastian's ; and CASTI-
LIAN gur.. ng, from a cruize; and the American
abiliTair, from Marlborough Head, bound to France
witit fish, prize to his Majesty's ship Amsossacids.
:Amsted the Swedish brig Appaceuan, from Liver.
pool :for Amelia Island,- recaptured by the CAM-
Ult.; Rachel and Ann, Cox, from Buenos Ayres,
recaptured 'by his Majesty's ship Ann
bug, of Jersey, captured yesterday aTternoon off the
gddystone,by a French lugger privateer, of 14 guns
and 130-men, was recaptured about four hours after
by the ORESTES giuOrig. There was another privit;;
tees in sight at the. datite."--Wind S.W.

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PORTSMOU 1.11,, JANUARY 31.
Arrived his Majesty's ship SYBELLE, from the
Westward; with a convoy ; DILIGENT cutter, from
ptternsey Y Rising Sun,- and Britannia, from Cork ;
'fterlock, froM Bristol; and the Mary-Ann, from
.to join the cony*, for Jamaica. Sailed
iii Mrri~ettay't ships CAI:4IW for tbe Dutch coast,
lentrin -and Elivnirree, for the Downs.
RAMSGATE, JANUARY 31.
The undermentioned vessels arrived here late last
Wein, Emeline, MEYER, from Bermuda'
'to Llndon, with the lois of an anchor and cable,
abd fier *windlass upset ; the Union transport, No.
$9O, Razosox,"master, from Jersey for Holland, with
stoops, lost an anchor and cable, and upset her wind:,
his; Rebecca and Elizabeth transport, D.N.'Cowsz,,
master, from ditto for ditto, with troops, lost 'her
fore-yard and windlass-butts, &c. ; sloop Providence,
BENNET, master, from Liverpool to London, split,
her sails and sprung her bowsprit, &c.
DEAL, JANUARY al.
Arrive& and sailed for the River the General Sit-
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,verra,CAnVILHO, from Peinambeco ; the EMI EC& E
sloop of war from the West Indies, last from Fal-
mfauth.,_Camo_clowa from the River.the ktlasquis of
Huntley, M,Lzoo, for Madras and China.

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