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London, England, 1813-10-27 00:00:00

DIPLOMATIC CORRE.SPOHAENdEPROM
. THE MONITAiIIi.

(Conslued from the Sias of yestertlay.)
NO. 41.—NOTE PROM It. COUNT DE lIIETTEIHREII2
THE FRENCH PLENIPOTENTIARIEs.
Prague, August I i.
The undersigned, Minister of State and for Foreign
Affairs to his Imperial and Royal Austrian Majesty,
and Plenipotentiary from the mediating Court, has
the honour of traiiiiibitting to their Excellencies the
Duke de Vicenza and the Count de Narbonne, Pk.
nipotentiaries of his 'Majesty- the Emperor of the
French, King' of Italy, a copy of the papers, which
they have just received on the part of the Plenipo-
tentiaries of hi:: Majesty the Emperor of all the Rusi
sins, and of his Majesty the • King of Pruisia, by.
whiCh they declare to hini,.that the term of the irx
mistice being expired, .they consider. the Congress
united, met for the negotiation of 'peace*i as dissolved.
It is with sincere regret that:the. thidersigned sect
in consequence, his. functiOns as a hlediator..at an
end, without deriving any other consolation from his
fruitless. endeavour. to bring the pacification of the
belligerent powers toa•satisfactory conclusion.thao
' that of not having on his part neglected any means
to consummate so salutary a work.
The undersigned embraces with avi4lty the opp Or.
%unity of this last official communication. tit off**
- their Excellencies the assurances of his high CausSider.
orlon. (Signed) . Count de startausifcis.•
NOTE VIM U. VASISTIIHT TO. COUNT DE ItETTE29IOII.
• Prsgue, July 29, (August 10), at midnight.
, The final term of mediation, and the negotiations
opened at Pragde having expired before the day of
-the 10th, the undersigned has ekpress orders to de.
dare formally, that his full powers cease from this

• moment.
Being on the point.of leaving this city, he could
slot do it withoUt acquitting himself of the sacred
duty of offering to the Count de Metternich the ex-
pressions of .his lively remembrance, for-those marks
of confidence and kindness with which he has been
pleased to honour him personally.
With_regard to the impartiality, the nobleness, the
spirit of conciliation, and the purity of principles,
which his Excellenty has manifested in his quality
of Mediator, it does not belong to the Undersigned to
anticipate the assurances which the Allied Court's will
tender of them to Count de Metternich. 111 con-
fines himself to renewing to him those of hiellighest
consideration. _ (Signed) views-ram
(Signed) METTERNICH.
NOTE FROM M. DT HUMBOLDT TO, HIS EXCELLENCY THE
COUNT DE METTERNICH.
Prague, August 10, at midnight.
'the term of the negotiations which had been
opened under the mediation of his Imperial and
Royal Austrian Majesty, having expires with the day
of the 10th of August, the undersigned Minister of
State and Plenipotentiafy to his Majesty the .King
of Prussia, is charged, by express 'orders Irbm his
Court, to declare formally to his Excellency Count
de Metternich, Minister of State and for Foreign
Affairs, to his Majesty the Emperor of Austria, that
his full powers. as well as his character of Pleiripoten-
tiary, are now at an end.
The undersigned, in consequence, would not lose a
moment in requesting his Excellency Coup de Met.-
ternich to assure his Imperial Majesty how greatly
his Majesty the King of Prussia, whilst feeling the
most lively and sincere regret, that the beneficent in.
tentions of the Mediating Court have not been able
to produce the desired result, is sensible of the fresh
marks of interest and confidence which his Majesty
the Emperor has been pleased to give him on this
important occasion.
These efforts made with commit! accord to give a
lasting and solid peace to Europe, could not fail to
add to those sentiments of friendship and attath-
ment which both Sovereigns mutually feel, and his
Excellency: the Count de Metternich knows of how
much-value every thing which related to his senti-
ments, is in the eyes, and dear to the heart of his

Majesty.
The undersigned avails himself of this opportunity II
to present to his Excellency Count de Metternich the
expression at his most particular gratitude for all the
proofs of kindness and confidence which his Eiccellency
has personally shown hini, and begs him at the tame-
time to accept the assurances of his high considera-
tion. (Signed HUAISOLT.
• AA titierop7.) (Signed) Mgrrettelen.
NOTE FROM THE PLENIPOTENTIARIES OF
FRANCE TO COUNT DE METTERNICH.
; Prague, Aug. 11, 181&
The undersigned Plenipotentiaries of his. Majessty
the Emperor d the French, have received with the
Note which Ms Excellency the Count de Metternich
has this day done them the honour of addressing to
them, the copies of those which his Excellency has
just received from the Russian and Prussian Plenipo-
. tertiaries. They have with'pain, but without surprise,
perceived by this. communication the eagerness with
which the Allied Plenipotentiaries have seized the op-
pertunity for depriving the work of pacification of the
little time that still remains for it ; and they should
have expected that the Mediator would have used his
whole influence to preserve to the negotiation moments
which might bring about the tranquillity of Europe.
The undersigned, convinced of their not having ne-
glected any thing to fulfil the pacific intentions of their
august Master, of vrhich they .have again given an
instance, by renewing in pressing terms, in their Note
of yesterday, the most conciliatory proposals, un-
feignedly regret, that there now remains to them no
other dtity to iulfil than. to lay before his imperial and
Royal Majesty the Notes which have been addressed
to.them by Count de Metternich.
(Signed) Caut.txcounT, Duke-of Vicenza.
L. NARBONNS.
• trim Declaration of Count Metternich, with The
Notes upnn it in the Ifoniteur, and the letter trom the
.Duke of Basiano, Minister for Foreign Affairi,which
were given in our Niteroi the 12th tustans, concludes
these Documents.]

Friday se'nnight, there was a sparring.mateh in
the Salutation Hall, Perth, between CarIindBAUCLAY
And FULLER, a famous bruiser from oa, The
Captain was decidedly superior to his opponent, whO
received a pretty smart drubbing. A sum of money
WAS collected fOr him am-ng the spectators.
At the next Newmarket Craven Meeting, Smoksirio
is matched against acrufal Ole Vl4, for it)Ogs.
Lai forfeit:

i'AMM•V)rsikiNoki

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. , .., Priem . . . ..
were in=
dlkted, on two counts, for keeping a brinhel, and a
disorderly house. A Mrs. Stilith was the principal
evidence i she had agreed to pay the defendants three
Iguineas-a week tor her lodging :—lt aOpeared alio
.that_the owner of,the house had seized the furnittiie
' f,,i• rent ; and Mts. Wicks having continued td stay
in the house and place herself for several dill at thi
open WindOiv' a report prevailed in the neghbOuit
: hood that she wits. in a starving state, and the syni.
pathy of tharteighboUrs and the currency of the ti-
mil IClAlle,d great crOwds to assemble :bout the
haute:- .I'hese were the principal instancel Of actual
dlsbi'derstfoVid to have been committed'.
The Ca'atastaa did not contrive that such acts dt.
i indecency:l4d hgeh:PicOiedili to warrant the .hity to
consider the house ak a commod btddtel.; but:left it
entirely to the craiiiideratidn of the Jury on the evi--
: dente whether it waY Or swat-not, a disotdirly house?
1 The Jury. acquitted the defendants on' the first
count, Wit found them guilty of keeping a disorderly

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;IVit
, it a- aitastimili that so few. Anal d be
deprived of'thie Use of this precious organ. considering
the treatment which it receives: In. this shoit and po-
pillar siiiiable to indifiaiiils ht all remits of life
and in evety mechabical M. and piafeision, the
Atithot has pointed, tint not only the great hilt even
apparintly abuses to Which the visual fatuity
is daily exposed. Offering a-manual of precepts and
preservativei, of whose efficacy the reader will soon
be convinced by a little plain experience. Much does
this subject require the public attention.

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BAIIKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
bac. lb, Samuel Noel, late of Rio Janeiro, South America, now
prisnnet in the Sleet, merchant, deakr and chapman, at eleven
at the Swan Hertel, Higb.stre et, Birmingham.
'BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. • •
Sohn Yilung; of White Coppice, near CioNey. .Lincashire,
bleacher, dealei and chapman.
Leonard Cooper, of the seine place, bleacher.
BANKRUPTS.
ionithan Hall, of South Moreton; Sterns, dealer in kcirsea, to
surrender November 12, at three, Nov. IS, and December 7,
at eleven, at the Lamb Inti, Wallingford. Attornies, Messrs.
Wedges and Sotli Wallingford ; or Mesas. Pi.ice and W Mains,
Lbstoln'a Inn, London..
John Frazer and James Thhnlas late ot Sioahe-sqinire,
Chelsea, Middletex, nuriaymen, copartrers, dealer/ and
thapmen, Nov. 2, 13, and Dec. 7, at eleven, at
Attorney, Mr. Dopes, Modiford.court; Fruckurch-rtreet.
Charles Sturtridge, s)fßoreinary-lane, Middlesex, cheesemooger,
Nov. 4, IS, and Dec. 7, at eltizeu, at Guildhall. Attornies;
Messrs: Clement dnd Townson; Ratclik
Chartei Johnson, of No.lo, Duke-etreat Ltileoluss Inn Fileids,
Middlesex, carpenter, dealer and chapman; October so, Nov.
6, and Dec. 7, at tin; et Guildhall: Attbrtiles, Messrs. Disn.
nollon and Bowden, Coptball Itundhigi, '1 ltrOgh.orion-street:
William Pairbairn, hlte of Satith Shields, Out ham, butcher, Nov.
18,-th, and, Dec. 7, at eleden, at the Queen's Head, Durban%
Attorney, Mr. Kirton, Durham ; or Mr. Grey, Gray's-Intl,
Losultin;
John Lowden, bf Liverpobli merchant, dealer and eliapman,
Nov: 17, 18, and Dec. 7, a. • one, at the Globe Tavern, John-
street, I.iverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Blarkgtoek and But• Pr.,
Temple, I.endiin; of Mr. George Adhlei Ptiti, Wathen-
street, Liverpool,
WUliatti 3mlth, oT Epping, •tictioneer, wine and brandy-
merchant, skald' and-chatiman, October eta; P/uven:ber 6, and
Dec. 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Donnollou
and llowdio, Coptbill•Poilding?, hrogniaton.street.
John Somas Cooper, of Chester-place, Kennington, Surrey,
apothecary, October 30, Nov. 6 and Dec. 7, u elevea, at (.add:
ball, London. Attorney, Mr. Gibbard, Mdbank•strevt, Weat-
ininstet. •
Augustine Atli°, of Bfroid4stivel, Golden square, idid.Osex,
dealer and chaenian, Nov. ?, 10, and Dee. 7, at eleven, at
Guildhall. Attu' ney, Mr. Charles Harrison, No. 7; Lambeth-
road, Surrey.
Charles James laneri, of Crosby-rose, Beimondsey; Surrey.
' ta)lor,_No4. 9, I 3., and Dec. Ti it twelve, :it Guildhall Actor-

nay, Mr. Webb. Sc 'Thomas-street Southwark. •
iohn Ln4r.imd 'William Low, of Mincing-tine, I.endifn,
chants,lealers,chapmen, and copartners, October 30, Nor. 6,
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and Ltetember 7i at deftest, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hare,
Furnival'i Inn, Holborn.
John James, late of Lime-street, Landon 2 but now of Stratfokl,
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Ease:, nit;rehant,44..ler and chapman, &t n. '2. 10, and Dec. 7,
at eleven at Guildhall. tttorn es, Mturs. &arse, and Spurr,
No. 118:13talsorsgate •treet-Within.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. .

Reindeer, for the Shadow, on board, the 30th Instant ; re-
called at 22, Norfolk-street.
Pilncess of Wales, for the Inchrstria, on board, the 29th Inst. ;
recalled at 2, Adelphi Terrace.
Arrow, for le lion Pere, la Casiardele 'Mirk Parrienne, and
l'Elis de Vanns, the Sd tit Notenitfer, at s, Clifford's Inn, and
there recalled.

Thais, for the Dolphin, r.nd Carlotta, the 13th of November,
at 26; Birchin lane, and ate recalled.
Constant, for la Desiree and Industry, the Ist of Notember, at
I George-street, Plymouth, and there recalled.
Nightingale, for the Cabernet, on board, at Leith, the 27th
' inst.• recalled at 29, Norfolk-street, Strand
Btireas, for the Mary Ann, the 29th Instant, dt 41, Norfolk-
street, and there recalled.
Ackttes, for the Spitfire, on her arrival at rlymouth; recalled
at IS, Great George-street, Wesuttinder.
Briton, for the Meteor, on board,at Plytriotttb, the' 7th Inst.;
recalled at 9, New Broad-street, London.