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1 NIPIRIkt. •PtintrPOT I 11.1r14,RT C6141413.5;0N.
jigtodleekt, 3601. I. B3ton HAMEL, of his iniperial Majcf-
tirs *ivy Capita, hie Commitrary and Plenipotentiary-
, Mr' de ICALziorr, - Ptrinaucnt Secreury.
. • Coutifellor.
• - Secretary.
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BOOT ATJO N : •
• Baron ALBIN'.
Mr. de Squi A fit.

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1 Mr. de HA C214Z.1N.
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T9ol.olde Order 4,1 --6.;••• NORD ROO R Allilailijit: • :
Hdrat WEI - '— M. tirGrorrtaraer.. . e
"' • Secretary: Hammett:.
Rafael Millilitre% :-:. . Prowl) Minilieprt,9
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N. MAT-111/El7.

ro.—Yeiterday, in-the 13th fitting of tire
Deputation, the new plan. of indemnities was pre-
tinted. "The Dapntation will immediately take
ainfilicistion Brandenburg, Bavaria,
bur's, HeireValrel, and Mentz, have al-
ready approved the general plan.
It was faid and expeeted that this would be
merely a Supplementary Plan to that given in on
the i Bth of Adrift, but the fupplementary matter
is infected in the former plan, fo as to form an en-
larged general plan of indemnities. It contains
34 feetions, and is printed in four [heels.
Secr. T.—Contains the Indemnifications of the Grand Duke
of Tufeany, which are the fame as in the former plan, only
that it is determined that the county of Neuburg, on the left
fide of the Inn, with all its Territorial and Seignorial Rights,
than be united to &saris.

Sxe-r.2;-43z;a;ilitTli receive the town and febarbs of Paf-
fan, together with all that appertains to it beyond the Inn and
the Iles, and &circle of Soo fathoms from the extreme End of the
Paid Suburbs; as alfo the Abbeys of Waldfaffen and Eberach,
with exception of all rights, properties Lad eceleliaftical ve-
nues, which fie in the etty and territory of Augthurg.
SecT. 3.—Pqotfia receives all the rights agd property of
:Mentz, in alintingia,aralfo-the Abbey of Kappenberg.—The
reit of the Bilhoprie of Munger, which is not given to Prollia,
is allotted to feral Princes.
Seer. 4..:-To the King of Engle/eland EledorofDrunfwiel:
I Ltuumbargt for his claim to the malty of Ssyn-Alrenkirchen,
' Hilderlheim, Comely, and Hotter, and his rights and property
in the cities of Hatilburgh and Bremen, and in the territory of
the latter, -as fhall be hereafter partienl;rly ftipulated; knd for
the cellos of tie diftritrk of Wfidffiaufen--the Bilhbprienf Of-
nabruck. .
To the Duke of Brunfiriek Wolfenbuttle, the Abbeys of
Ganderfheint and Helmftadt, undereendirion of Pali/4 a can-
(tent rent of 2000 florins to the Prince& Amelia of Patti.
StcT. s.—The Margrete of Badeireitivcs likewife the He& -
flan Diltridts Lichtenau and Wildftadt ; the Abbeys of Belched
luau, Oehningen, the Provoftfhip and Chapter of Odenhcim,
and the immediate and mediate rights and poffeffions which
depend on the public Eftabiiftunants and Corporations on the
-Left Bank of the Rhin; and to the Smith of the Necks/. -
Seer. 6.—The Mike of Wirtembtarg receives likewire &bon-
dui, Cambers, bath their Sovereigndes ; as o flOthrniniter,.
Obtiiksfeld, Holzhatfen, Maeprielt-haufen!
and all the Abbeys, Coeveitt4 and Chapters in the Otme, os
paying certain conftant rents to different Princes.
Sact. 7.—The Landgravc of .Heffo-Caffel reedves for his
claims to Corret, the Menu diitriiis of Neumburg and find:
tack, and the town of Geirhaufen, under condition of paying
a conftant rent of 22,300 florins to the Lusdgrave. of Heffc-
Rothenburg. •
The Landgravc of Heffc-Darmftadt, for furrusderfng cer-
tain Rights on the Cities of•liVetzlar and Frankfort, and Foote •
Heffian Diftrbli, receives thetkehy of Weltihalia and diffe-
rent Diftrids of Mentz, fubjeet to a constant rent, &c.
Sher. ta.—Natirau Dillenburg, or the late Hereditary Stad:-
-holder, receives the Abbey's and Provoftfhips of Hoffen, Saint
' Gerold, Baoderen ; and all the Chapteks, Pravoftfhigs; and
Convents Situate in the territory affigned him.
Seer. as"--The Seat of Mentz Thai! he transferred to the
Cathedral of Ratilbon, and the dignity of Eledor, Arch-Chan.i
cellor and Primate of Germany, Stall be perpetually united to
it. His Metropolitan jurifdidtion Sall extend over the old Ec-
clellaftical Provinces of Mentz, Cologn, .and Trpres, as far as
theyextend on the Right Bank of the Rhine, and excepting the
Territory of the King of Pinffia. The Llcslor of Mentz re-
ceives the Principality and City of Ratifbo4, and \Vctzlar, with
the tideof a county.
. Sze?. College of Imperial Cities raid for the fn.
pare confift of the free and independent Cities or Angiburg,
Liffiecks Nuremberg, Franckfort, Bremen, and Hamburgh.—
They (ball poffefs their refpedtive territories in full roven:ignt'y
and jurifdidition. They (ball alfo enjoy a perfect Neutrality in
all Wars of the Empire, and mall be always exempt from any .
military contribution, ordinary or extraordinary; and in all
qoeftions of war or peace, mall be entirely and neceffarily
dif-
praled from at:cAling to the Refolutions of the Empire; they
- alfo fepaxately receive the following indemnities, &c.

OCT. t t.—The following is the Note given in
to the Deputation of the Empire, by the Frendt
Legation, relative to the new general Plan of In-
demnities. A Note exa(tly timilar was delivered
at the fame titre by Baron Bu a isa for the Rulan
Legation : . •
The underfigned Minifier Extraordinary from the Frtnch
Republic to the German Diet, has received of the Auftrian
Pienipoteotiary the Conduits's which the Extraordinary Depu.
tation of the Empire voted in their Sitting of the Bth of Sep-
tember,with the referee of further modifications which might
be adopted in the Plan of indemnities contained in the Deca-
-1 rations of Mediating Powers fur the 3oth of Thermidor(iSth
'of Augult). He has likewife relelved the Reclamation*, Re.
marks, and Petitions, which, by the fubfeqoent •Conaufa,
have been tradmitted by the Dcputation to the Minifters of
the Mediating Powers for their confideration. The under
fumed, in concert with the Imperial Ruffian Miniker, has
carefully examined thde, and having now received the Jed
liftyakint of the Mediating Powers' in confequence of Ito Re-
elmnations, Remarks, and Petitions that have been tranfmitted
to them either immediately or by their Miniftzts, he has the
honour to prefem to the Extraordinary Deputation of the Em-
pire, for its haveriade sued dfsaitisv accepts**, the addidons
made to the Declaration of the illth of Augult, as now madja
connoted, and amended; additions conformable to tan
ettbe Treaty of Lunevilk, and the principles by
width the two Powers have been guided in their interference.
and mediation. lic flatters Islnsfelf that the Deputation will
acknositedge with gratitude this new proof of the attention of
the Mediating Powers to the welfare of the German. Empire.
It wit likewife fee how ufeful have been the reprefentations
which its Members have made with equal seal and patriotifm.
The Vaderegoed, however, cannot with fufficient force re-
mind the Deismations how great is ihe peeifure of eircum•
Ranee; and of how muds importance it is, that by a fixed,
and final deeillon the o:rman .tnpire may enjoy the effects of
tea ftiesdrotiments of the Mediating' rowers. The De-
certainly pot kirget that the tett% (of two months)
by.the M 4 Powers for the fulglmsnt of the publie
L ifiaesdy eq tied. (Signed) iaIrOAZI.
I • aadhat tkk YOntitnidil (Oa. 8.)

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26. • ,•
lixa GILIWOZ Rf. PROCLAI sam--Holiday attic Etatert
Sank, sari South Sea Monti.
PRICE OF STOCKS THI3,DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:

3 per Cent• Coaf. for coney, 68{—Ditto, for Nov. ace. 6*-
0 m nium 81.
Yeitcyday being the Anniverfary of the Mites Ameifion, the
fame was obferved at the Bank and diterest Public Offices.
A few bargains in the Funds were privately made, at nearly
the Wm price as at the elofe of the Stock Market on Saturday :
Confab 684-omnium pi.

A Dutch Mail arrived lait night. It brought
au outline of the amended plan of indemnities, oh
which the mediating povieri demand the immt7
diate and definitive decifion of the:Diet. -This is
etaitly what we expected—Autlria h not been
ebu-
fulted in draWing up the plan—but is called upon,
to acqniefce in it, though it introduces no change
favourable to the Grand Duke of Tufcany, or of
the Houfe of Nuarii. We have given a copy of
this new plus in the preceding page.

THE ILIMBURGH MAIL,

WTI& arrived this morning, has brought us the
eoncluflon of the Imperial Ukafe, of which we
yellerday laid a part before our Readers. The
charges Teem to have been &fated by a with to
improve the Conftitution. and to fecure an in-
create of happinefs to the people. The Emperor

has judged wifely in increafing the power and in-'
fluence of the Senate. By fo doing he inereafet
his own perfonal fafety. We fubjoin the remain-
dcr of the .Diplomatic - Paper alluded to. , To-
morrow we (hall lay another Ruffian State Paper
before the Public

CONCLUSION OF THE IMPIRIAL 101E111114 LISPICT

ISO Tal NSW ■ODILLIIIO OF THR MATS.

ST. PETERSOURCH, SEPT. 28.-18. In criminal
carafes, where the lofs of Nobility and of rank are
in qtteftion, the Senate, after .pat Eng fentence, de-
livers in a Report to the Emperor,eind waits the
confirmation of it, or an Ukafe. 19. The affairs
before the Senate mull be known tocvery Senator,
and for this purpofc,'6oth in the Dcpartments and
the General Allem))lies, there mutt lie a regifter

on the table, for the infpeaion of every Member,
in which' is noted the time•when every affair is
brought fqtward, debated, decided,- when Ukafes
are iffued and executed. ao.- Refpeaing all af-
fairs brOsigilt before the Senate, a twice is to be
publifised in the newfpapers every month, what
affairs thcr art, ana under what number they are
to be fowl in thEregitter every month is alfo to
publithed a (bort notice of the affairs decided,
and* what manner. at The Senators mutt re-
ceive iA due. time, (hors extraah figned by the Se.
eretarics, of the tanks brought in, in which the
leaves'are to lie marked with numbers, which con-
tain the documencs on which the contending
parties 4rolnd their pretentious : every caufe mutt
fie upon the table tilt aaually examined into. 23,
From 'the fentence of the Senate lies no appeal.—
But as extraordinary cafes may arife, in which (0
forbid all recourfe to his Imperial Majelly, wonid
be the fame as depriving the (offerer of deliverance ;
in filch cafe, any one who wilbes ,to complain
a;ainit the Senate, mon firit fign a declaration,
that be knows the laws which rigpfoufly prohibit
the
sprefuring an unjuft complaint againft the
Senate ; for fhould the ,complaint be found nnjull,

the complainant will be delivered over to jurlice.
23. This article hasno retroadlive effect on affairs

decided before the prefint sew modellirt of the
Senate.

In giving this Ukafe we Batter oUrfelves with
the pleating expatation, that the Direaorial Se
nate will be fentible of the extent of our firm con-
fidence in it ; that after this exalt definition of its
power, it will be no longer limited by any °Oa-
Cies in the exercife of its duty, and that it will em.
ploy its-moll ferious care to fee, that in the wbole
circle of internal affairs, the laws may have their
doe erred, and that that order, which is the fuo:
port of the public weal, be no where disturbed.
Sr. Pixtasstrao, Sser. 28.—The anniverfary
of the coronation of his Its PERJSLMAJFSTY was
ftlebiated ycairday in a private manner. Tbe
foreign Minifters were invited to Court, where the
ErIPtItOR appeared witl.the Est PRIM The Em.
prefs Mother was at :Gatfchina. Prince A.Lsx.

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ample, of'Worternbergt her brother, is now here
with his contort, a finer ff the cOnfort Or the
(heist Duke COXITAIITIKIIII they will'rerpain here
only ..st few weelts; prj,nee ,Lelris of ivuttem.
istreitrill day lure, and has been "mid by the
*:14,401 rmOnThad4rof Ole:Regiment of Huirar
Guards. Prince Wilma*. of Glotteefter is gone
V•;"e•.",It . " • • ' . • 1
to blotchw! ...r, - r 7
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General 011111 t.• ittlill ROKAIfirViC2 •IgtORON.'.
now, Ainbaradoi spidriiinarP
.to iise court of
Great Britin, is on the point of deplArtid4:With
hi;,slat!ghter.frap thistly to Landaii. : ' : . . -
''.'" Lient.4;eneral Prince Ztztatiiirs 'onw Arvin g:
..t.. g,
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witt'lhe a;'tny, is nanedAnroe4.4 rif infantry, in i
the.' dillrik of,pautails; hillitarY" Gore rliot cifi
" -' a (in ..the sooni of edi nt:;diiser'l .4104"41* P, le
Kern a t a G.' Who; aid Ise piaeid 'wide thi• iiii)
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Caliamtvider its Chief 4 Gentia. .. • '.' '' ' '-• -• . ...
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STOC111101.)19 OCT. St—Adnilral 11,papa Jr:00!.!
'41.15,-Adjutant General, of the' feet, 140/14
Carlferotta to.fupeihrtand the new workilitlip..
'rangabeste in the Marine. A frigate, the /f
WO is:already ii to be built.= the modet
'of the Englilh frigate Latona, lately Wee and Till:
be ready on the tit of May, 'SPY •
PARIS JOURNALS
To the 13d intlast, came to hand this morning.
The ittrilisir• !ideas gives Tonie information from
Saritaerland ; but it is rather curious that the ar.
tick, which is almoft the only one worthy of no-
tics, has not even a date affixed to it. If we could

inaplicitly cleft the•.ffittement,, the. pretence of
Colons! RAPP taloa every darn, and the Witt dim-
Afel bald Igen Afp.rrfid.—What bodies ? The word'
irmcd" is avoided. It is curious too to fee an
admitTion'in the fame article, that Atsiliafrow atl
putt of ffiniitzerkul are to proceed to Parir. Bons.
rarrt'a mandate required bean, and -immediate eon:-
piano with- its contents however, lonic-
thing like a difeutlidu is invited by the great man.
But we that not .detain out' Reader's longer. The
fallowing is a copy Of,the article : -