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London, England, 1813-10-26 00:00:00

HORHOUSE'S TRAVELS.

In a few days will be publi,hed, In 2 vols. ito. CS. Ss. boards,
beeond E.Sition, with eorrrefions.of

AJOURNEY througjt ALBANIA, and o.liel
PROVINCES of TURKEY, In Europe and Asia.

By J. C. lioßlll /USE. •
lUustrate.l by Views of Athens, Countautbsople, and various -
• other Pbtes, bhp% &c. •
" The narrative which he has produced bears unquestionable
marks of a curious, capacious, and observant mind ; and the same
113 y b.• said of the poetical production of his friegd, Lord Byron.
who accompanied him on his travels.—As Reviewers are *01W•
times charged Wish a propensii y to cavilling, we will net
these inturtluciory remarks without declsring in round terms,Jii
lac ice to Mr. Hubhunse, and in vinil.c.ition of our: tires, tliat we
have received as much pleaquie and in.truction from the perusal
of three Travels as from that of any other' which have ever
consebefore us,' &c.--British Review, No. 9, Oct.. 1813.

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DIPLOM/1M CORRESPC.WDEACE FROM
THE 2110NITIUR.
(Continued from the STAR of Saturday last )
NO. 59.-NOTE FROM HIS EXCELLEXCY COUNT nr MET-

TEIISICII, TO Tll6 FRENCH PLENIPO I'UNTIAItY.

Prague, Augusr 10, 1813.

The Minister of Stare, and-for Foreign Alf sirs, to
his Imperial an,i- Royal Austrian Mijesty,
Plenipo-
tentiary from the Mediating Court, 'Yesterday deli-
ieved to the Plenipotentiaries of Russia`ana Prussia,
the note which their Excellencies the French Pleni-
potentiaries did him the honour of addresing to him*.
He has just retch edin reply from Baron D'Anstadt,
and Btr.,n D'Humboldr, the notes of this day's date,,
of which. the annexed are copies, and which he is de-
birous not to delay transmitting to the French Pleni•
potentiaries. •
The undersigned seizes this opportunity, &e.
(Signed) METTER N
!COTS MOM 11. WAXSTADT TO COUNT DF: ErTERNR-D.

Prague, July 1:9, (Augist 10) I 813,
• The undersigned has just received the copy of the
Note which the French Plenipotentiaries have ad-
dressed under yesterday's date, to his Excellency
Count de Metternich, Plenipotentiary of the Media-
ting Court. It has not been surprised to sre, that
endeavours are made on the last day of the negocia-
tions, to throw all the blame both on the Mediator
and on the Plenipotentiaries of the Allied Powers.—
This proceeding is nothing novel. On the whole, all
that this paper affirms to-day has been refuted before-
hand. But when the Fret:ch Plenipotentiaries say
that our official notes have not been of the proper
nature to conciliate mens' minds, it will be necessary
to remind them of the serious insult offered to Russia
in their Note of the Gth, to judge who has departed
from received usages in the conduct cf a work in
which all that calmness and dignity ought to preside
which are required in nevciations (,f this kind. It
is a new reason to convince the 2lenipotentiaries of
the-Allied Powers, that the form by writing is the
only admissible one, because the papers would be
read, and such unjust charges recoil upon their
authors.

11y, if the example of the Congress of Utrecht
is so strongly insisted on, why then have not the
French Plenipotentiaries judged it proper to adopt its
preliminary forms, by causing their powers to be
Dountersigned by the Mediator ? This would have
been effectively one step taken. But it is not for the