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London, England, 1806-10-03 00:00:00

rpREIGx INTRLLIGENcE.

STATE PAPER.
SSICOLAR LeTTIL ADD 33333 D vn Till RUSSIAN 111-
111111 TIMS ar MARION COURTS.
el It is generally known, that in concequence of
fume fuggeflions from M. Leffeps; Commiffary Ge-
neral of Freqck Commercial Relations, the Counfil-
lor of State M. D'Oubril received orders to repair to
Paris. there to dircufs the means of re-eftablilling
peace between RufEa and France.
" Animated with the pureff fentiments, his Impe-
rial Majeffy embraced this opportunity, in the h.,pe
of being able to put an end to the calamities by which
Europe bad been fo Inng defolated ; and as a need-
fary confequence of this difpofition, his Majefly was
naturally delimits to conclude no peace for himfelf
which libould not eflablifh general tranquillity upon
(did grounds, and which fh.-uld not he at the fame
time honourable both for RulTia and her allies.
1. The inflrations which M D'Oubril received
perfeely correfp,nded wiih :bete lei. M rjelty's withes,
it was only upon the piincirle, which have been
mentioned, that he was authorized to treat with the
French Government; but every jun and equitable
prop•rfal was declined by that Government, and M.
D'Oubril was prevailed upon to fign an intlrumeist
by no means cakulated to fecure the Mien his Im.
perial ligajefly had in contemplation. He has, there-
fore, refilled to ratify it without the fmalleff helita-
tion, afs whith has been communicated by the Inv
Aerial Government to the Cabinet (if the Thuilleries
" Fully fenable of the happy confequences which
would relish horn an approximation between the t wo
Powers upon equitable principles, his Imperial Ma
jelly has at the fame time itiatueleti his Minidry, to
again fignify to.the French Government the grounds
upon which he will be ready to tenew the negotia-
tion, and which are the only conditions he can admit,
for they involve the general gond, the dignity of his
throne, and the welfare of his allies. The manner in
which they will be accepted or declined by the French
Government, will enable Europe to ellimate the de•
gice of finterity with which France made paciac
overflies at different times.
" In making this communication to your Excel-
lency, in order that you may impart it to the Court
at which you fettle. I have the honcur to be, &c.
(Signed) aunatac.
"St. Necriburgh.Asiima..46, ace'
FROM THE HAMMACK MAIL.

Velma. thrr. s.—For forme days pall, our har-
bour has b•en blockaded by a large Englilb frigate
and feweral cutters.

Rows, Auc. 30. On the z6th a fevers !hock of
an earthquake was felt here ; it continued Come times
but did no clamage in this city, except overwhelming
the inhabitants with terror. At Velletri, however,
feveral buildings have been deßroyed, among which
is the Church nt St. Salvator ; at Frefcati, alfo the
Palace &sandhi, is rendered uninhabitable, having
feversl great rents in the walls. Zagorola, NCIII/,
Arricia, and Marino, have (offered feverely.
We have not yet heard how many lives have been
100, but the number mull have been great. The ac.
counts from Abruzzo in particular, where the fcvercß
Sock was felt, are very melancholy.
The above Earthquake did fo much damage to the
felklence of Lucien Bt.naparte, at Fretcati, that he
bats been obliged to remove to Rome, with his family.
_ .

The Holy gtather leads a very requeflered life. He
prays whole niglus at the grave of the Holy St. Peter.
Several bl..ody battles arc talked of as ha% ing
been f.ught ►y Marfhal Maffena, of which no farther
particulars are as yet known.
French troops are continually marching through
this neighbourhood, fo► the unfortunate Calabrias.
A dreadful fever rages at prefent through all Italy,
from which 4he French are by no mean. exempt.

MICRI.IIIIIIWan, Ssrr. jz.—Wc are allured, that
a ton6y r f Ruffian troops are very (firmly expeCted to
laud at Waratlnllnde, for fallow quarters are alicady
prepared at Rtitlock.
Sy/10mq VI.NIaAMIat SEPT. so.—The Guard%
ant a Regiment of Dragoons, matched yeller,l4,y to
Gs 111;1$1)4J f..r Sweden.

ota, Sam 20,—The King of Sweden
landed k the night of the 16th, at Ti' Ilehorg, in
Sweden, and met her hi...icily the (teen on the fame
evening.
The Ruffian fquadron, which has art ived in thefe
rnsJ•, bounJ f..t Codu and the Archipelagn,
I. of three *hips of the line and two frigates.
Darras OF TM, MIMIC, Sit PT. 16.—For f,tne days
pall, the Fiend, troops on the Rhine a.id the Maine,
have been making vements which indicate mote
than a hawk d:fl cation.: '

In tlic ril ht between the l.frh and tsth, a erns;
derabie park of a•tillery,• and a number rf Caiffons
golfed through Feankfott, and cr,,ffeti the Main.
On Ike s 6rh, the ill battalion of the a4th regiment
of ills Noe, which f,.r a month pall has turn in gar.
rifon at FranCfort, left that city after fifty cartridges
had bet dirlr 'bored to every fiddler.
The Moriier, Ney, and Angereati, Rite/
havinA received emitie'r, ft: m Paris, have let ou.
with all ['pert! .nr that c.,pitial, where they will receive.
is ftid, new initruelions relative to the cif euntlfan
ay. of 11.,: 11l Tent.

A c td twelve thnufAnd men will fet (+tit in a
ti:ty- itt m lklentz, tor the right hank of the Rhine.
s Malelly, the Emperor NApuleuss, is espcdecL