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London, England, 1810-03-09 00:00:00

, EPRICS SIXPENCE-ROUX]

FRENCH AND
.DUTCH PAPERS.

PARIS, MARCH I.
The Senate met on the 27th ult. at half past one
o'clock. The Prince Arch-Chancellor, who presided
on the occasion, read the fAcwing Message from his
Majesty :
" 'Sonators---We have dispatched to Vienna, as our Amlracsa•
dor Extraordinary, our cousir: the Prince of Neufchatel, to solicit
the hart& of the Archduchess Maria Louisa, daughter ISt the Em-
peror of Austria.

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imperial . _ misting to
" The brilliant qualities which distinguish the Archduchess
Maria-Louisa have acquired her-the I3ve of the people 6f Austria.
1 hey ints.e fixed our retard;. Our people will love this Princess
front their love for Li, until, being witnesses of all the virtues
which have given her so high a place in our thoughts, they shall
love her fcr herself. •
" Given at our Palace of the Thullleries, this 27th of February'
1810. (Signed) " NA rotsox.'
After the Message was read, the Duke de Cadore
communicated to the Senate the Articles of the Mar-
riage treaty, which are in the usual form.
The Senate appointed Counts Gamier, Lacepede,
Laplace, Jancourt, Cornet, Barthelemy, De Merodc,
De Fontanes, and the Lukc of Valmy, as a Commit-
, tee, to draw tip an Address to his Majesty, =dad.
journed to Saturday thto 3d instant.
It is reported that the Articles of the Treaty rela-
tive to the Emperor's marriage, are,- with regard to
portion, dowry, and jewels, in all respects the same.
as those in the marriage treaties in preceding reigns
between the Kings and Dauphins of France, and the
Princesses of Austria.
We are assured, that tbe Duchess of Bassano, and
the Countesses Montmorency, de Bouille, and de
Lsuriston, are on the point of setting off for Brannau,
wbich is on the frontier of Austria. It is added, that
'her Majesty the Queen of Naples will speedily take
the same route.
His Majesty the Emperor presided yesterday at a
tneetinhr, of the Council of State.
M. Refill, oneefthe French Consuls,passed through
Nancy on the 18th ult. on his way to Constantinople.
A letter from Inspruck, of the 9th ult. says, that
-General Baraguay d'Hilliers has given a protection
to the wife of Andrew Hoffer, that she may reside
unmolested in the inn belonging to her husband.—
,The latter had written to her from Mantua, that he
-was well treated by the French, and that she shoul4
hear again from him from Milan. It was reported
that all the French troops were to evacuate the Ty-
rol, and that they were to be relieved by Bavarian
troops.
From a report by General Gilly to the Minister at
War, it appears that the late Expedition cost the
English the loss of 15,000 men. In the months of
,Auguit and September they had 16,000 sick, of whom
9,500 died in Walcheren ; 5,500 were embarked for
England, but it is known that of these 3,000 died on
the passage, or soon after their arrival. They had
from 3 to 400 killed at Flushing ; and two vessels,
containing 1100 men, were wrecked on the banks of
Westcapel. Their loss in stores was also very great;
15 vessels, laden with various articles, foundered two
days before the departure of the squadron.
AUGSBURGH, FEBRUARY 15. '
It is undeistood, that the negotiations between the
Turks and Servians have not taken a favourable turn,
and that the parties cannot agree. The Turkish Go-
vernment insists on the entii e submission of the Ser-
vians, which the latter peremptorily refuse. We may,
therefore, soon expect the recommencement of hosti-
lities ; for which preparations have already been made
on.both sides.
Sugar fell 3p per cent. here the instant it was known
'that the English convoy, which entered the Baltic in
December, had landed a considerable quantity of that
article in the Prussian ports, whence it is conveyed
into the interior of Germany.
HANOVER, FEBRUARY 16.

The French Authorities received dispatches this
day from Cassel, announcing, we understand. the
union of Hanoveer with the kingdom of Westphalia.
His Excellency the Governor-General, Lasalcette,
convoked, at one o'clock, the Members of the Com-
mission of Government, to whom he communicated
the contents of the dispatches. The day after to-
morrow a numerous Deputation of the States and
Colleges is to proceed to Cassel.
BAYONNE, FBBRUARY 12.
Accounts from Madrid state, that on the 6th in-
' stant, 2000 prisoners of war arrived there, who had
been taken in the battle of Montizon.

MANTUA, FEBRUARY 10.
The celebrated Andreas Hofer, the Chief of the
Tyrolese Insurgents, arrived here on the sth instant,
escorted by some Gens d'Armes. He was, together
with one of his accomplices, conveyed to the military
prison in the citadel, where he is closely guarded.
VIENNA, FEBRUARY 10.
Private letters from Turkey mention, that the Eng.
list' Envoy at Constantinople, Mr. Adair, has been
requested to take his departure ; and that orders had
been already given to strengthen the forts of the Dar-
danelles. It is also added, that negotiations are car-
-1 rying on for peace between Russia and Turkey, undcr
1 the mediation of France.
1 ' BUCHAREST, JANUARY 13.
1 The Russian army is encamped on both sides of
the Danube. Its temporary inactivity is occasioned
by the want of provisions. We expect every instant
to hear of the capture of Guirgewo -' the blockade of
Silistlia is kept up. Prince bagrathion being indis-
posed, it is supposed that the command of die 81=7
will be confided to Ceu.zral Lutusow.


"We have given orders to our Mini-ter of Foreign Relations
to lay btfore you the Articles of the Treaty of Marriage between
us an he Archduchess Maria Louis::, which has been conclucd,
signed And rasiaed. •
" 11/Ohara tfligiaesirous of eminently comributing lb He hap-,
crimp", pinessaf t gem-radian. Ihe cans of Eft conlippit
have f ,seir•prosperity upon it. dissentlorrese4lll4)ilkins.
They c o Unger nourish war, 1w imputing to us projects in=
compatible with the ties and duties or affinity, which we have
just contracted with the Iniperial House reigning in Austria.