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London, England, 1801-09-04 00:00:00

FROM THE 'PARIS PAPERS.

HAMBURCH, AVG usr t.—For fome days paft
a number of forged notes cn the bank of Altona,
hare been in circulation. They fay that in this
city they amount tO*6o6,oodznarcs, and inH.•ltlein
to two millions. The bank of Altona has flopped
payment till the amount of theft forged notes in
circulation is known, and the authors, if poflible,
clifcovered. •

linvissoie, Aim iso.r—The Miniders of Pruf-
fia," Saxon v„ and Mentz, are hitherto the only
ones ibdt have received in:true-Coons; thole o(Pruf-
fla proceed principally on the four foiloWing points:
t. Idcicrinihation of the Sates of the Empire,
which arc to be indemnified. •

2. Defiguation of the PoiraSons that are to be
comprifed in the ind.tmnities.
3. Fixing of the Eccietiailical States that are to
be fecolarired.

4. Modification of the fecularizations, and con.
ditions upon which they are to take place.
When there four points (hall be decided it will
be for the Princes, who are to be indemnified, to
make propolitions to the Diet upon the moll lik-
able manner of indemnifying them for the lokes
they have experienced. The Minifler of Pruffia is
charged to demand that thole queftions be treated
ai the Diet, and to propofe for that purpefe a Com-
n:ittee, compofed of Minifters from Bolwinia, Aar.
trio, Brandcnburgh, Bavaria, Wirtemberg, Hefre
Carel, and Baden, without the intervention of Ec-
cleffitilical Ministers. He has communicated his
inflrations to the Aullrian.Minifters, and has
agreed with them tfalt lie will not give any vote
until they have received orders from their Courts.
We are the more impatient to know the inflrue-
tions of Attllria, becaufe they mutt naturally
throw force light upon the negotiations that are
known to be entered into between the Courts of
Vienna and Bet lin, on the fubjea of the Ir.dzm
nities.

DECR7.E OF lIAPFATAL MAJESTY, ADORCI4FO TO

THE GtSlik 11. LILT Or THE GERMAN Lmr:Rt:

n In fe:eral .e,tes it has already been antkipatvd, that his
In.?, nal 7,1 jelly might have motives of fufficiens imponaoce
to : to accept this CommifGoa, SJely d!t,e-
rel u j tie r. lions alkdgrd, and not to rilk a diminution of tt' •
dig.ity.a r Head of the Enti.irc by an unfuecefsful w d-ra
taking, his Imperial Majefty could not agree to accept the Com •
mitbon of the general Dia, nor to approve, In his qu day of
Supreme HI at{ of the Empire, of that part of the toadfi
IHs im;wrial Alajeft-;, however, being always accultomed, and
ever anxious, not to trailfgrefs the boundaries traced by the
German Cont! it ution, give, his affent to the co-operlithwi of the
mpire, in the ufual form of a deliberation of the Diet of the
I mpirr: Since the majority of the States havitt decided upon
th•• JAC Tillt t1111,14.1t of to-• ,tl I*ll on tlic part .:1 the Empire,
(v:a. I, the full octw:rs to be given to his Majetty ; a,
..n es tranrdinat y I kputa•iati of the Earire; and. 3, the
L:iatiat of the Diet it& It ) by n.jt.4ling the two first modes pro.
onfed by feveral State., and among twhers by his imp:rial Ma-
t j.lty, in hit quality '.l a State of the Empire, in favour of the
en-opration of the Diet all'emble.l under its Supreme Head, the
'atter in.s no Imirer any authority to apitro,. of on, of the two
first modot of co-11-ration, though they might In very well
cakulzted It- rk-r...t.ng tin work or veacc, :nth hilt
to be .•crompnihed.

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fp, cial .4•11111 ;It p, ItZt.. err, in other refpcela,
ku.wnln.m ,ty oi Pc. co at , hi -It hasbeen
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c• liary tb •• sal h Il,n ic,„l acnnaieL.. to 0h t! ; of nation„
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t•i h.. 1,1001 It; 1;t ;11, I' I.i I n• 1.,• who have a panici,lar in-
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of his intrerial Virjefty its'pecuptty :to grape; &orlon of this
airdir may permit. His imperLl Majt. Lly waits with paternal.
fulid't do for this o'er/dine, which will not fait to latisfy his ex-
pectations, if the Genera! Diet, fa tottning it, be gehletthy the
regulations laid down with 1:a much *if k:v. in it., laft randefar,
" Done at Vienna, and fealed with the Seal of his
Imperial Niajettf, June :6, Om." •
AUGUST at.—The Diet held a new fining this
day, but no vote has yet heat given, as a great
many of the Minillers have not yet received their
inilruelions. We, however, have reafon to hope,
that when they arrive the deliberations on the late
Imperial decree Will proceed with difpatch.
FIL•NCKFORT, A UOUST 23.--WC learn from Ra-
titbon, that it is certainly- true, that the Minifl,ar
of the French Republic, Citizen BACHRR, has.made
reprefentatious to the Dict, for the purpofe of ac-
celerating the execution of tha Treaty of Lune-
villa. Prutlia has voted againit the erdlion of a
monument to the Archduke CHARLLS. In doing
jullice to the conclu& of the Archduke, particularly
as to the fhare which he had in bringing about a
peace, the Pruffian Minifier, at the fame time, ob-
ferved, that the intended monument would be a
melancholy memorial to the German nation, as it
would call the attention of pofteri:y to a war the
molt dilaftrous, and the 'call necetlary that it ever
was engaged in.
CURIOUS NATURAL PRODUCTION.—The follow-
ing account of a Stone, found in Raffia, ssuith an'
accutate•likenefs of Louris XVI. is now in -eiren7
lation at Vienna, Berlin, and Musiich. The Ale-
fcription of this phenomcuon, which is /narked
with the inflated and falfe Sublime, we eradiate
faithfully :
" Frantfort-on-the-Main, Aug, gF, v 799. 1
" At a moment when the minds of all men are
occupied with the extraordinary events which have
fprung from the French Revolution, it will be re-
garded •as not a little aflonithing,_ that Nature,
viliofe laws are immutable, and independent of hu-
man caprice, thould have ploduced and preforved
in a liorador, found in Ruffia, the precious image
of the unfortunate Monarch who has been its moil
augul vi6lim. The profile of Louis XVI. is very
exaelly defigned in this Done. 'l'he head formonnt-
ed by a pomegranate-coloured Cr, wn, with a rain-
bow border and a (mall white plume, is of the
final blue, upon a ground of green gold, and
areal:ed with lively colours, which art would in
vain attempt to imitate. •
" One might be led to think that Nature, by
tracing in fo biking a manner the image of this
good King in the- Empire of Ruffia, had forefeen
that the Government of that Country would one
day be the firongeft fupport of his Family, and
efficacioufly co-operate both in avenging his mif-
fortunes, and in fairing Europe. It might alio be
fuppofecl, that in employing blue and gold to form
the likenefs of this Immortal- ciBim, Nattirc intend
ed to reprcfent the purity of his amiable mind ! ! !"

LONDON,