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London, England, 1804-10-26 00:00:00

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LONDON.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER a 6. ,
tin Unto?? PlocLmbetp.—Holiclay at all the Pub& Oficeih

Two Gottenturgh Mails arrived this morning, by I
which we learn, that the meeting of Monfieur and
Lis Royal Brother Lours XVIII. took place atCalmar
on the 7th Ina. It was a fpeetacle of a molt tender
and interefting nature to all who witneffed it. The
Dote d'Amcou t. am e was prefent. Monfieur purpnfes
returning to England about the end of this month.
On the s7th inftant arrived at Crottentrurgh
tlle Prince of Wiles packet. Captain HEAKN, with
Mr Ilarroaays, the Englifh Melfenger, who imme-
d,attly fet off fur Stbckholtn. Upon the arrival of
the Packet, a courier was difpatched to the King at
Stralfutrd.

On the roth, a courier arrived there from Stmt-
fund, with till-patchesfor Baron Sts.raaniate; in
London.

French tad Dutch journals havt been received :
the former to the 3 111, the latter to the 24th inßant.
They prelim but little novelty. The Clay for the .1
coronation of Boa is now changed tient the
9th to the t9th of November.
The letters from Holland Rill (peak of changes In
their Government, as if it were of any coilfequence:
It is raid thet the old Provilionat Govertinient will be
keffored in part. It is not true that the hereditary
Palace of OLAIIGE united Bowariare at Mentz. It
ki copiloted, however, that SONAPARTI was not wreck
to the meftabllfhment of that faintly; and that it was
the real oefuppored fentiinent of the country that led
him to give up the idea. He vdifhes to furround France
with hereditary government As much as he can of his
own making ; but he will have nothing elective or re.
publican for the future.
A few days ago we laid before our headers a copy
Of the four demands made by M. d'Ouittis. before
be quitted Paris. We now prefeni a tranflatlon of
the whole of the important document of which there
fair points made a part. Let thole who inveighed
againft the late Adminittration for reftaing to fur-
tender _
Malta watnrut the guarantee otiginally nips-
laud; or an equivalent feetirity being firtt obtained,
took at the contents of this State Papei, and fee what
breach of faith the French Gt.Vernment has been
of refpetling the King of 6ardinia, the King
of Naples, and the final arrangement of the affairs
of
However cautiously and temperately the Note
of M. d'Ousarr. is in general expreffed, and al-
though he (edits to leave the alternative of Peace
or War to the determination of the French Govern-
ment, yet the declaratiofi that Rana will not allow
of any provocations being ;Fred to kr 'Mier, is firßh.
Gent to warrant us in concluding that hoftilities of
the molt aggravated tharafler ere unavoidable
between thole two Pn' crs. Howaer Ruffle may
or Might have been difpofect to continue in peace
with France, it muft be apparent to any One who
twill take the trouble of reading M. d'Ousamii
laft Note, that fhe can no longer continue fo. The
articles of complaint are ft; numerous and fcrious,
and the pride, and ohllinaey, and ambition of the
Corjean Tyrant, are fo boundlefs and ektratagant,
that ne medium of fair or honourable cempromife
remains,

A private letter froin a banking houfe at Franck•
fort, to a refpettable houfe in town, dates, that
Bortaraete, when the Deputies of that Imperial
City were prefehted to him, among other kind ind
hotootias expreflions, told them, " that, on account
of the great quantity of Lnglith goods elifpofed of
at the yearly Franckfort fairs, she period av!,ets the inie-
petwietsee of that city Ins,U craft lime at &ea." Thefc
deputies were loon informed that Franclefol t, its privi-
leges, and territory, were fold by the Ufurper for I z
Stallone of florins (between two and three millions
fierling), to the Eleflor of Hssrc. They prefented,
therefore, a memorial to Tar LEYRAAO, Offttillg to
prohibit, or to lay a tax equal to prohibition, uprta
all Englifh goods ; but they received no other anfwer
than that it was rco bre. It is Paid, that the bargain
between BONAY•ITE and the Elator of Huse has
been confented to by Praia ; but, as it cannot be
carried into execution without another violation of
the German territory and independence, the city of
Franckfort has fent deputies to the Courts of Vi-
enna and of St. Pea erflcorgh to demand the ;row-
t.on of the Emperors of GAINIANY and RUSSIA.
—On the other hand, AAAAA re's refident at
Inaneklort, HISINGAIIp has olviird the Senate to
offer the fame firm to continue them in their indepen-
dence, as the Eleetnr of Heffe has agreed to give
ior their fubjtaga 'ion and incorporation with his dee
:oral (objects. From thic many conclude, that 80.
and raLLkVRAND, uncertain of the confetti
r the Emperor of Germany, intend, in the mean
• me, to fwindle the citiaens of Franekfort out of a
..rn of money, and afterward it, tell their precious
iependence to the h;ghed
dill purfues his fy Ron of plunder and
I ague in Germany. Severn! German Ps inces are
~red, or rather commanded, to attend the cm-
of his Coronation. at Paris. In this degraded
I ,wever, arc only to he found those Princes who
. ..:red at his hands the plunder c f the Empire,
. ~.c (Altus have been humoured by his adenoni-