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London, England, 1806-10-09 00:00:00

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lin id, Desithrr—lt is more than a month Itote Profit has
ormod. and it is known to all the work, that the arms agtinti
Fnuwe and 'pion the Confederation of the Rhine. We have
fought for the motives of theft armanwnts without being able to I
Werner them. The letter' written to a. by his Prunlan Makily
see amietble. hie Mioiftor for Fore** Affairs bas mother! to our
Ism istrattokloary and PAlnifter Plenipotentiary, that be re•
eeralsee the Confederation of the Rhine, and that he has no ob-
ebeorraogententa wade in the South of Germany.
An the armaments of Prima the refult of* molition with R
Me, w weedy of the intrigues of the different parties which euill
at bruin, sad the irrtfoiotinn 01 the Cabinet f Have they for
their obirdi to forte Hare. Seamy. and the Hanfratie Town.. to
amtnidt ohl statism' which the two latter powers do nut appear to
with to form ? Does Profikawith to compel us outlet( to depart
tows the &await.* which we have wade, that the Hanle:ale 4
'IOW,* %At not enter into any pa.ticolar confederstlim ? a decla-
ration 'wind"! upon the commercial infertile of France, and of
the Swth his rnany, aid upon what has been made known to
why I.l.gland, tLat any change in the prefent fttuatimi of the
H soh vie rown., a ill be a great abillark to a general peace.—
Ik't More alio declared that the Prince. of the Germanic Umpire,
who were Pat coniptifed In the confederation of the Rhine• ought
to be at hinny to coofult only their on. inters* and convenience,
that they outfit to be regarded.' pettedly Wee, that we would do '
nothing to draw them into the confederation of the Rhine, but
that we would not few them to be forced to do any aft which
would he contrary to their Inclination, their policy, or the Into-
etft of their people. Ought this jolt declaration to have fo
vieueded the Cabinet of Berlin, that we Ihould be °MI.!. d to re-
word it' Antonia all tbefe motives, which is th, woe ewe we
cannot divine, and the foturc only can reveal the kerciof a coe-
dit@ as Rewire as it was esexpedled A moth MI dap& d witit•
out our tthing notice of It. Ow inattenti•n has only (erred to
is all there fire trends who wilt to presipltate the Court
of Berlin Into a moil incoonderatecootell.

At length the armaments of Penal& have led to the rare pro.
trldtd for by (WC of the Articles of the -Entity of the lath f July
agJ we think it tweediry that all the 4tiverriAtne who compoted
the Confederxion of the Rhine. fhwill arm to defend It. trite:ells,
to parson-4 ttrul rabotain the Inviold•9ity of its territory. In.
ft ad of wo.ooo wen, which Franey is bound to fernith, the will
retold. joeietoe. and we hay. tuft given orders that the troop. ne
e. Cry it. Cm", plci r Mal be traniported.with (peed to
the I tow. r Rhine. Th. troop of your hiluirfly king 11.111 on a
war f...rtris tt,a intro. your h.w.fly to iffue order. that they way
be pot 1 /late ro ma eh *nitwit delay, with all their field <qui
page, in ord.r t►x they way contribute to the deferce of the
colonwin tank, tire fact:clout which we dare believc will cow&

peed wit► itsjeltice,lf at length, contrary to err willies. sod even
eostrary to our hopes, Praia mould compel us to repel Wu by
form.
We pray Goo. my Brother. that he may have yes In ►is holy
and won►y keeping. (Stoned)
Given at St. Cloud, the SIR of September, I WI.
Conformable to the original,
The WO= for Foreign Affairs.
(Signed) Cal Maus. TA an.
Prince abutment..
A fimilar letter has been written to the King of
Wirtemberg, and letters of a fimilar defcript ion have
been addteffed to his Imperial Highnefs the Grand
Doke of Berg, his Royal Highnefs the Grand Duke
of Baden, his Royal Highnefs the Grand Duke of
Heffe Darrnfladt, his Eminent Highnefs the Prince
Primate, and to the College of Princes of the Con•
federation of the Rhine.
The Sovereign Prince of Wurtzburg, brother of
the Emperor of Aultria, has certainly acceded to the
new confederation formed by the Princes in the South
of Germany. Thus we may regard the State of
Wurtzburg as forming part of the confederation of
the Rhine.