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London, England, 1827-07-21 00:00:00

PROM THZ QUOTIDIZNNE OP 14011 DAY.

We have b tore us • note ot M. s:e uhampagny,
Mike ot C4Jore, upon a passage in the Memoim of M.
de Be 4usse relative to the signature of the Treaty of
Vie .us in 1809. The author of the Memoirs asserts,
that that peace was c nttacted personally by Buona-
patte with the Austrian Commissioners: M. de Cadore
contra !kis this assertion, and lays ei4ins himself to the
honour ot having concluded the peace. Connected
with the di,,lom elk conferences which took place to
bring About that result, is an event which was little
noticed at the time, and considered of no importance;
but which. according to the Duke de Cadore, then de-
cided the fAte ot Europe.

We transcribe the passage which relates to it:—
" Napoleon inhabited the palace of Schoenbrun, at
two slant leagues from Vienna, and had reviews on cer-
tain days in the vast court of that palace, which at--
tracted large crowds from the capital. He was not
sotry to have an opportnoity of :hewing himself in his
power to the inhabitants of Vienna, and as he wished
to please as well as to be pleased, he wacalways full of
a(.bility. On one of these days, the 13th of October,
the date is important, I came to hiM from. Vienna to
t.ansact bus nest with him, and, after a few minutes
conversation, he said to me, ' 1 am going to pass the
review, stay in my cabinet—dtaw up that note that 1
may see it when the review is over.' I remained in
the cabinet with M. de Me:val. his private secretary.
He soon returned, and said to me, • Has not Prince
Lichtenstein made you aware that it has been often
proposed to him to have me assassinated?' • Yes,
Sire, and he has expressed to me the horror with which
he had rejected the proposal.' • Well, the attempt has
just been made—follow me. I entered with him into the
drawing-room, where. I saw several persons, who
seemed much agitated, and who surrounded a young
man. between 18 and 20 years of age, with a very
agreeable face, exceedingly mild, and impressed with
candour. He alone appeared to be unmoved—he was
the assas.in. Hs was interrogated by Napoleon him-
self with much Mildness, General Rapp serving as
interpreter. I shall merely :elate a few of his answers
wnich mo t struck me • Why di you wish to assas-
sinate me? Because Germany will never be at peace
whilst you live.—Who suggested the project to you ?
It was love of my count' y.—Have you concerted it with
no one? No, my own conscience directed me to de it.
—Did you not know the dangers to which you exposed
yourself? I knew them, but I should be happy in
dying for my country.—You have religious principles;
do you believe that GOD approves of assassination?. I
hope that (ion will forgive me on account of my
motives.—ls that doctrine taught in the schools you
have frequented ? A great number of those who have
frequented them with me are animated with those
sentiments, and ready to lay down their lives for the
salvation of their country.—What wonld you do. if
you were set at liberty? I would 514 y you.' This
ferocious language was accompanied with a mild tone.
•• The terrible simplicity of these answers, the cool
any immoveable resolution they announced, and a
fanaticism so much above all human fears, made upon
Napoleon an impressien, which I thought the deeper
ftorn the coolness he himself chewed. When everybody
had withdrawn, and I was alone with him, after mak-
ing a few observations upon so blind, yet considerate a
species of fanaticism. he said to me—' Peace must be
made; return to Vienna, and see the Austrian Pleni-
potentiaries. You are agreed upon the most important
points; the only impediment lies in the war contiibu-
don. You differ upon 50 millions; divide the differ-
ence, and if you can't do better, get them to give 75
millions, and "Conclude the peace. Toe last copy you
chewed me, Llike ; add to it such provisions as you
may think fit. I rely entirely upon you, but make
peace. 1 left him. Before night the Prince de Lich-
tenstein and M. de Bubna were with me; I shut my-
self up with them alone. The debate was long; but I
got million after mill.on from them. Ater I had
obtained the required 75,000,000. 1 saw I might go
further ; and at last they allowed 85,00J,000. About
two or three o'clock all the principal points of the
tie ity were agreed upon. I then called in M. de la
Benardiere, uie principal Secretary, to write it
.out ;
and, I believe, M. Bali tart to copy it. The drawing,
of it up. and toe copying, did not occupy long, and
bcf,,re five in the mot ning the treaty was signed ; at six
I was at Schoenbrun. Napoleon accosted me with an
air of inquietude; and said, 6 Well, Sir, what did you
do last night?' Make peace, Sire.' What! peace !
and the treaty is signed?' Yes, Site, here it is.'

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Richard Burgess, of Balaban', Kent, hricksnaker.
BANKRUPTS.
John William Frost, late of straw.lsatmailoSsettner.
to surrender, July 27, August 3, at twelve, and Si, at ono, at the
Court of. Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingisalimrect. At.
torah.% Messrs. Barlett and Co. Cloak.lane.
Charles Bloodworth, of Vauxhall walk, Lambeth, Surrey, 'tam-
bottle manufacturer, August 2,st six, 3, at twelve, and 31, at SM,
at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghaltallagat.
Attorney, 31r. Wragg, Bedford-place, Ssuthwark.brtdgu /t
James Caldwell, of Blandfaed.wreet. Manchester-square, tae
and stationer, July 27, August 3, and 31, at eleven, at the *WS
of Commissioner of Bankrupts, Baslughall-street. Attar u,
Messrs: Wilkinson and Co Dicklersbory.
James hall, late of Brightheirustow, Sussex, own.dealer. Jolt 117,
at eleven, August 3, at ten, and Si, at twelve. at the ?gs,elf
Commissioners of Bankrupts, IBasioghall.atreet. A
Menu. Palmer and Co. Bedford-row.
Joseph Oates, late of Glossop, In ski county of Derby, victualer,
July 27, 22, and August 31, at twelve, et the Consmanerdal In*,
Sheffield. Attornies, M sars. Smithson and Co. New Ina ;
Messrs. Hutchinson and Co. Chesterfield, Derbyshire Log Muses.
Wil,u and Co. Sheffield.
William Prosier, the younger, Sm.-lane, and Watlisg.street, wham
merchant, July 25, at eleven, Si, at ten, sod • August 31, at
eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing.
hall-street. Attorales, Messrs. Green and Co. Sambrook.stourt,
Basingball-street
William Brackstow Tarbitt and Chaffee William Tarlatan, Bakst
Mildras-coort,: merchants and copartuets, July 27. at twelve,
August 3, at ten, and 31. at eleven, at the Court of Commis.
stoners of Bankrupts, Basingliall-sueet. Anoraks,. Maim
lawless and Co. Hatton-court, Threadneedle.street.
John Bullivant, Eaton square, Pimlico, Middlesex, hay-solesman,
July 27, August 10, and 31, at ten, at the Court of Commis.
sinners of Bankrupts, Basioshall.street. Attorney, Mr. J. F. H.
Smyth. Red Lion.square. -
Harriet Harrington and Joseph Harrington, Helmet-row, St.
Luke's, Middlesex, dyers, July t 7, August 3, at eleven, and 31,
at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing.
hall-street. Anoraks, Mews. Overton and Co. New Broad.
street. Bishopsgate.
John Chadwick, of Smallbridge, near Rtichdale, In the County
Palatine of Lancaster, dyer. August 14, at four, IS, and 31,at tea,
at the White Lion Inn, Halle& Attornlia, Mr. HYsons Hali-
fax; or Messrs. Strangeway. slid Co. Bernard's Inn.
Edward Riley, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, coonnon-bramier, August
14. at nine, 5111, at eleven. and 31, at two, at the Court House,
HuddersSekl. Anoraks, Messrs. Wiltshire and Co. Austin.
friars; or Mr. James ensilaged Fenton. Huddersfield.
Thomas Augustus Hood:thy Perkins Gibb, Spencer street. Nortb-
hammon.square, Middlesex. marches* July 24, August 3, and
31, at eleven. at the Court of Conan.), wionen of bankrupt..
Basinghall.street. Attorney. Mr. Spyer, Austinfriars.
Jacob Ben:agues, Castle-street. Hoomisditeh, broker, July 27. at
eleven. August 3, and 31, at ten, at the Court of Cosmalssioners
of Bankrupts, Basinghall..street. Attorney, Mr. Abbot, Nicholas.
lane. Lombard-street.
Thomas Stocker, the younger, I}evonport, wabroker, August t,
• 3, and 31, at elevens at Ell/tt's Hotel. Drvanporr Anoraks,
Mr. Chunk, GreitJanserstseet, Bedford-raw; or Mr. Charles
Think, Devommut.
John Probett,Crickbowel, county of Brecon, saddler, August 2, at
five, 3, at ten, ass 31, at five, at the Ram Inn, Gloucester. At-
tornies, Mr. William = Beckett, Goldertaviare; or Mr. WiMsm
Conk Ward, Gloucester.
DI V I DEN DS to be made in BASI NG H A LL.STREET.

Aug. 10, Charles Spurden, Friday-street, Cheapside, at ten.
Aug. 10, James Pepper, Chipping Barnet, Hertfordshire,
keeper, at eleven. Aug. 10, Daniel Booker, Reading, Berkshire,
draper, at twelve. Aug. 10, Henry Cope, Barnet, Hertfordshire,
tailor, at eleven. Aug. 10, MOW, Williams, Trios, Hertfordshire,
carpenter, at eleven. Aug 10, Thos. Thomas, 0-nsburgb-streete
New Road, builder, at eleven. Aug. 14, Thons..s Ni` Knight,
Welliagton.place, near the West India Docks, provision merchant,
at eleven. Aug. 10, John Avery. Plo-peet place, Chelsea, irons.
monger, at twelve. Aug. 14, RichWil Turner, I onsion.road,
Surrey, blacking manufacturer, at ten. Aug. 10, William Good-
ies. and William Good, jun. Hythe, near Southampton, ship,
builders, at ten. Aug 10, John A. Unger, Fen-court, Peinchurch:
street, merchant, at ten. Aug. 10, J. Snow, Strand, iipendraper,
at eleven. Aug. 10, E. Dent Ana Isaac Dent, late of High-street,
Southwark, Surrey, hatters, at twelve. Aug. 10, Wm. Bonifield,
Gutter-lane, Ctteapside, warehouseman, at twelve. Aug. 10, Wm.
King and Jas. Bonsor. Maiden-lane, Wood-vreet, Lumen, at two.

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
Aug. 20, John Tate, Manchester, grocer, at eleven, at the Royal
Hotel, :Manchester. Aug. 11, Godfrey Wentworth Wentworth,
Hubert Citalimier, Thomas Rishworth, sea. Thos. Rimbwortts, jun.
and John Hartley, York, bankers, at eleven, at the Court House,
Wakefield. Aug. 14, James Gerrish, Bradford, Wiltshire, inn-
keeper, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Barb. Aug. IS, Thos. Bush,
Nottingham, and Benton, Nottinghamshire, Lice MaLlilf•CtUrtre,
at ten, at the Punch Bowl Inn, Nottingham.
CERTIFICATES.—Ana. 10.
Hector Tinling, &Mord, Lancashire; jokier. Wm. Phipps,
St. Leonard, Shoreditch, straw.kat manufacturer. Thos. Mende'',
Hanley, Staffordshire scrivener. John Aspen. Manchester, cheek
manufacturer. lieb:tt Wright, Howland-street, St. Pancras,
apothecary. Chas. Spooner, Chelsea, linendraper. J. Kenwerthp
and J. B. Eenworthy, Ironmonger-lane, warehousemen.. George
Noah, Pall Mall, tailor. Jas. Mostly, late of King.wreet, Covent.
garden, victualler. Thomas Howell and John Howell, jun. Bub,
upholsterers. James Ward and John Robinson, V ili.wall, Poplar,
millers and mealmeo.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Geo. Webber and Edward Kenward, Croydon, Surrey, farmers.
Samuel &akar% S. T. Bankart, and Frederick Bankart, Leicesner,
worsted spinners. George Hall, Thomas Ward, and Lawson Hall,
Swallow-hill, Darien, Yorkshire, oil and vitriol manufacturer%
Thomas Wright and Edw. B. Burrows, Bisbnpogate-strr. it Within,
factors and agents. R. Pope and G. Culaymen, Alanehester,
nanufacturers. J. Mason, W. Quincy, jun. and W. Strong, Little
asarlottostreet, Blackfriars-roed. Surrey, warehousemen. Saml.
Pope, Richard Pope, and James Barber, Ilenrietta.street, Covent.-
garden, bnendraper. A. Seville, J. Bradbury. and R. Kenworthl,
Oldham, Lancashire, cotton spinnersa William Brighouw and C.
Latham, Aughen and Liverpool, venders of stone. Tito.. Holley
and Joseph Smith, jan. Sheffield, Yorkshire, bras, wand, and ivory
turners. Edward Woodward and Winans Henry Calvert, Old
Change, Scotch and Alanclaester warehousemen. Richard Bradley
Fussell, sea. Charles Basalt (deceased), and 'John liolt (deceased),
Jiingswisitord, Staffurd.hire. Wm. Crisp• and Win. Cap, jun.
Sudbury, silk manufacturer. Wm. Shepherd and Henry Tate
Shane, Kip_paz, Yorkshire, tallow dawdler,. W. naval and M.
Lepswords, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, ironmongers. J.
Lamb, G. Lamb, and J. Morrill, Little Pulrenerwreet, Wed-
inlesterrmerchants. J. Baker, jun. and F. Glars, Bradford, Wets,
clothiers. J. Collier and T. Richardson, Abloydon, Berkshire,
haberdasher. W. Purnell, B. Purnell, and J. Langley, Abbots
Leigh, Sornersetshlre, snuff manufacturers. B. W. Critchett, and
J. ht. Critchett, Goirwellourert, leather yellers. Wm. Pavia and
Jahn H. hem, Birmingham, metal tube manufacturers. Jan
ThuMploirand W. Lamb, Wigan, Lancashire,