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London, England, 1806-09-30 00:00:00

'Wirtemberg, It is added, that in eonfequenee Ala
Meffsge containing this commusskifer
cm-Wetter/a from the Emperor were read, one &-
Prince frirnate of the Confederation of the
and the other to the King of Bavaria, anneentrie,
hint, thist in fpite of fume Court intrigues the En.
peror Rill hoped to preferve peace with Proffia ; but
in CAii that Power could not give a prompt and cote-
anfwer to the demand- for explanation which
had been made, his Imperial and ante! Majeßy was
ready to enter into Germany at the head of three hun-
dred thonfand men. The Confervatire Semite hold
another fitting this- day.—(.7euraal P fwpire.)
; Their Imperial and Royal Majetties fet nut from
St. Cloud, in the night between Wednefday and
1 Thurfday. The Emperor, it is fuppofed, proceeds
towards Mayence.—Meaitrar.
Cardinal Maury has been appointed Chaplain to
Prince Jerome Bonaparte, and declared one of the
French Cardinals.
Letters from Toulon Rate, that orders have been
received there for building twelve thipa of the line.—
The funds are appropriated, and foam of the (hips are
already on the flocks.
FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.
FR•III6FORT. fury. ss.—Marfhal Augerean de-
parted this morning for Paris. Marlhal Ney has palled,
through Ulm fome days ago, alto on his way to Paris.
M. Lambert, Commiffary General of his Majefl
the Emperor of the French, has this day returned to
ankfoit, after haviag made to our Sovereign, the
Prince Primate, the Surrender of the poffellions of the
Princes and Counts of Lowenftein, Wertheim, of the
county of Reineem, and the. Equeltrian Lands depen-
dant upon it, which the Treaty of Confederation has
affignetLto his Eminent Hirehnels.
His Higlinefs the Pripce Primate is expelled this
day at Frankfort.
The battalion of the 24th regiment of the line which
was here has departed this morning for the envireos
of Limburgh. The troops of the 7th divifion of the
army, which were very much Scattered, have been
quartered more clofely, in order to he able to unite at
the 6rR fignal. Forty-five cartridges have been dir 1
tributed to each foldier. In general, difpofii ions ate
made, which thew that the objea is, to be prepared
for every event.
The preparations continue in every part of Proffitt.
It is Paid, that the Court of Berlin reckons 9n the ce-;
operation of Ruffia, as Ruffia in the lath coalition'
reckoned on the affillance of Proffitt.
Styr. to —Several French battalions which were
mare left bank ail dui Rhine, have palled that firer,
to reinforecthc &OEM of Marital Augereah, which
takes new militztry ;&ofnions.
It is confiritsed tbatfor forme do/sanitary prepa-
rations hive been making in the Eleforate cf Her.
A divifion of troops have received orders to march to
Hansa, as well as all sherChaffeurs of the country of
that name. Heavy artillery has alfebeen tranfported
thither. It is Rated, however, that the Court of
Heffe eaftel has neverthelefs taken Care to keep itfelf
on the defenfive, agd noel° meddle in any manna
with—the -difpotes which may arife between other'
powers. Negotiations are talked of, which the
Main has opened at Paris, in order to obtain neat
trality for his Rates in cafe of war, and he flatters
ihinsfelf that this will be greeted.
. On the other hand, a report is in circulation, abeit
• the Court of Drefden has yielded to the infinuationa
of that of Berlin; that it ties. put a part of its tronpi
in motion, and that it will unite them to a divifion
of the Pruffian army. It is, however, poffible that
this report, like many others of the fame nature,
which we have had for forne time pail, is dellitute of
fonndaticn. Since yellerday, indeed, it is again ru.
moored, that the peruss.benmes France and Petals
will not be interrupted. •
Cannot.. as been concluded
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at Berlin, between the Baron de Vail., in the name
of the Defoe of Hells Caflel, and M. de Haugwitz,
the Prnffian Miniiter. This treaty has not been rani.
Bed by our Sovereign. Who would have expetted
that PrufGa would have carried her pretentious fo
far.? She "tithes for nothing lets than to place under
her fovereignty Heffe and Saxony. It was Rated its
she oOnvention, that two Circles were to be formed,
the. Circle of Ileffe, lad the Circle of Saxony, and
t6i the King of Pruffia was to have the fame tights
which the Ethperor of Germany polfeffed, that n to
fay, Sovereignty, Aulie Court Tribunals of the Em-
pire, &c. From that moment Saxony and Heffe
would have been effaced from the lift of Powers.—
'Thus one word from Profile would have acquired to
r her ten millions of people. The rights of the Emperor
Id Germany were moderated by the real firength of
the great pumber of powerful Princes who cornpofed
the German Empire, and Is), the guarantee of the
greaten powers of Europe ; sn fad the reality of the
fnvereignty of the Emperor was trifling. That of
Pruffia, however, over two neighbouring Rates,
woeldibe in right and in fa& an entire and abfolute
deßrutlion of the fovereignty of thofe Rates. Our
government does not wilt to ratify it, the Proffian
troopi, hbwever, are advancing and matching to-
wards Goftiogen.—Mortheur.
Dammam, Sari. t I.—Our Court is plunged in the
deepeil furrow. The projefts of the Court of Berlin
tend to nothing left than arrogating over us and
Hare. a dired and abfolute right of fovereignty.—
Our PrinCe has refufed to accede to the will of Prof.
fia, but the Pralian troops come upon us from all
!sifts, and have already entered among us. France,
on her fide, has declared to us with much generofity,
and with that greatnela which belongs to the Em•
paver Napoleon, that we are mailers of our aCtivity,
and may aft es bell Suits us. Were it our with to
enter into the confederation of the Rhine, the me-
naces of no power could prevent us. Were it our
with to remain independent, uniting all the princes
of the floufe of Saxony, and affurning the title of King,
and placing °oriels-es tinder the general guarantee of
Profile, Aiatitia, Ruffia, and France, vie thould be
fill creg own metiers; lailly,,Arere it our with to
smite ourfelres to Proffia, if that were the refult of
Duane and deliberate determination, the Emperor
of the French wouldconfent, but then this mutt be
recognifed gi being in loft the rata of our free will;
theft on* not be to our country icy Pinirrao troops.
It la faid, that our EleCtor, when this communication
wea made !tibias on the part of France, teflified the
greatei emotion ; but what Signify declarations, we
have no French troops On our frontiers, and already
the Pruffians feize upon us. We know, however,
that the Emperor blapaleon, exadly in proportion as

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