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London, England, 1804-12-05 00:00:00

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Balsam. Novestasa 15.—The Eliza Cloven-
asent, on the reprefentatioa of the Apatite Barikes,
has tranfrnitted orders to the Commodore Who cone-
stands the blockade of the Weer, to permit all the
Bremen (hips now lying in the Jabds, or hereafter ar
rivins. to pats without hindrance into the Wafer. and
to winter there.

Hasestriton, Nov. ay.—The Magifirates of this
City have received a letter from his Pruitt's Majel
ty. in which he highly approves of the efforts made
by them fur the releafe of Sir G. Ro woozy, and men-
tions the feizure of that gentleman in terms fkongly
expreffive of his difpleafure with the French Govern
meat. The news of his liberation reached Ratifbon
on the ath, where the event was regarded by the
different Minifters as a fortunate omen of the hem.
fits which may be expeffed to retch from the inter-
ference of Prollia. The application made to the
French Government on this &Mc& was officially no:.
tified to the Diet by Count Coati's, the Pruffian
Minifier.
A few days ago a Courier Extraordinary was dit
patched with a fecond letter from Faansasca 111. to
the Emperor Narossoa. The fobjee of this letter
affords matter for a variety of (peculation. By faint
it is fuppofed to have been fent at the requet of the
Turks & Minitier, who received difpatches from Con-
Rantinople on the and, of limb importance, that they
were infirmity communicated to the Cabinet of Ber-
lin. The Porte, it is (aid, willies not to be eoafi
dered as having pofitively refuted to recognize the
French Emperor, but as being refirained is the for-
mal ezpreffion of its acknowledgment, until the et
fent of its Ruffian Ally is obtained. In the mean
time, in confequence of the mediation of the Prairies
Ambaffador in Conflantinople, Gen. BRUIIi has, it
is reported, contented to delay his departure eat&
the return of a courier from St.•Peterffmrighe--,
Another clafs of politicians effort, with equal ems-
fidence, that the kiter alluded to contains a pro-
pofal for the acceptance of PruOls. as a
Power in the difputes between Ruff%
France, with the definitive terms on his Ma-
jelly will endeavour to effect a general pacilieadon.
The military preparations in Italia continue with
unabated aaivity. AU the regiments in Courland,
Livonia, and Elihonia, are under orders to be in
readinets to march at a moment's notice. An army
of tichooo men is expeaed to afemblein a few weeks
on the frontiers of Ruffian Poland.,
The French are. on the other hand, colluding
bodies of troops on the Banks of the

Rhine.
Their Swedith Majeßies fet fail from Stralfand for
Stockholm on the a3d ion. with a very favourable
wind.
Leuen from Vienna, of the t7th, Rate that the
Eleitor of Wirtembutgli has aroma to the propofal
of his Imperial Majetty for terminating the differ
rences betereco him and his States, by the decirton of
a Conansiirson, confining of four Aulic Counfellors,
two Reprefentatives from the Eleitor, and two from
the States.

FRANC z Nov. 8.--Hitherto the frontiers be.
Ivan the Eledorates of Bavaria and Saltzbourg.
fuch as they ought to be according to the tenor of the
general Recefs of the Deputation of the Empire, bad
not been deterrained. They are at this moment oc-
cupied on it ; and they embrace that oppertnnity to
treat of Come other points, which had not yet bees re-
gulated with ualtnefs. The Court of Saltzbourg
had formed pretenftons on the dependencies of feve-
ral Abbeys and Ecelefiaftical Corporations, fitnated
on the left bank of the Inn ; but Bavaria refutes to
admit there pretenGons, grounding her refufal on the
one band, on the very text of the general Rued,
wherein it is exprefily laid, that the River Inn (hail
(cue in future as the boundary betss.:en the two
States ; and, on the other hand, on the principle ef-
tablithed by Anftria and fume other preponderating
Courts in Germany, that the dependencies of the
Convents and Abbeys. wh ch, in confequence of the
changes that have taken place in the Empire, hale
patted under fecular dominion, devolve and belong to
the State wherein thefe dependencies are adually
fituated.

Another conteft Rill fubfifling between thefe States,
relates to indemnities claimed by Bavaria; this is the
occafion :—When the Bilboprick of Eichflatt was
given to the ci-devant Grand Duke of Tufcany, now
Eleftor of Saltzbourg, it was exprefsly flipulated that
to replace feveralbailinicks of that country, referved
to Bavaria (and which the Court of Munich finer
ceded to that of Bailin) the Grand Duke will receive
a complete equivalent, taken from the domains of the
Eleaor of Bavaria in Bohemia, and in cafe of infuf-
fieiency from tome other tevenues of that Prince. But
hitherto the Rate of the fituation of thefe domains of
Bohemia depending upon the houfe of Deux Ponta,
has nut been regulated ; and it is of confequence to
the Eleffor of Saitabourg to obtain the indemnifica-
tion which is due to him. The negotiations com-
menced between the two Princes, concern in part the
'sing of this indemnity, and confequently the fixing
the value of the bailiwicks of the country of Eich-
ftatt, which have palled under the dominion of Pruf-
lia. It is Paid, however, that this affair will be fpee-
dily arranged.
We are alto allured that an arrangement has been
coneinded between the Courts of Vienna and Munich,
to;regulate definitively refpeaing the principles touch-
ing the property of die dependencies of the indem-
nity Countries formerly Erclefiaftic ; and they add
that the principles adopted in the treaties which the
Eleftor of Vs uriemherg and the Prince of Orange
Fulde had conchrded with. the Court of Vienna, have
been eflablifhed and followed on this occafion. The
differences which have arifen between that Court and
the Court of Munich, relatively to the fortrefs of Pat'.
(au, are likewife on the eve of being fettled. The
lEleetor of Bavaria has formally promifed not to aug-
taunt the fortifications of Palau. The Innltadt and
the Ilzftadt, two fubut In of Pagan, will remain to
Ilavaria, with a radius al p° French fathoms on the
r.•ght Bank of the Inn. 'I hat part of the ci-devant
ti thopric of Pelts% on the lett bank of the fame ri-
ve r, will be united to the Duchy of Bavaria. We are
err .ft informed that the country of Pam willin (mute
be reprefeested in the Affembly of the States of Ba-
ba, a. The remaining part of the fame country,
wl,*. b has fallen to the fhare of the ci-dtvant Grand

Dale of Tofeasy, null be incorporated with the
country of traltshoses, aid will enjoy altogether the
Cos Station of the laR &ate.
In thallium time, we learn that at the commas+
emu dile 'doing Year a Cowers will be held at
Mum, to regulate • .itively relations of the
two banks of the Rhine. By the &fire of the Em-
peror of the Trench, the Eleaor ArchiChaseellor of
the Empire. the Ekaors of Bavaria. Heffe aad Ba-
den, the Landgrave of Hefe d'Arnalladt. as well as
the Princes of Ufingea, Wenbourg. Lineage. and
feveral other members of the Germanic Empire, will
feed to the Paid Coastal's, in quality of diplomatic
agents, and certjoistly gads a French Coraiftwo, at the
bead of which will be the Counfellor of State Jou.t•
var. will occupy thengelves in regulating all the
points which have been hitherto in dilute. Monf.
JostsVST will inhabit a Grand Hotel at Martz in
quality of reprekutative of the French Government.
He is CB at Paris, where he will receive his final is-
ftruaions. It is thought that he will yet off for
Mentz immediately after the Coronation of the Ern-
peror.—jarrae/ Pails. & Lrydt.