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London, England, 1804-10-22 00:00:00

peals have been alto tranfmitted to St. Petertburgh s'
but as to England, Bow A PART e will not confent to
the reception of a Britifls nerciator at the prepoted
Congrefs, unlefs England (hall previoutly agree to
an armirlice in Europe, and, of courfe, to raife the
blockade of the French ports.—This propofition is
evidently a mere intrigue to lull the Continent into a
fatal fccurity, and correfponds with Bow AAAAA k's old
policy to perfuade the world that he wilhes for peace,
while every enlightened politician well knows, that
war is neceltary to the fafety of the ufurper, and the
permanence of his ufurpation.

Our Readers will fee by M. d'Onsaat.'s Note, of
which a Copy is fubjoined, that the points in difpute
between France and RufGa are now reduced to four,
but they are of a nature not very likely to be fpeedily
accommodated. Will Bo AAAAAAA agree to evacuate
Hanover and the kingdom of Naples ? We do not
think he will. The claims of Raffia are fpecific, and
require a fpccific and categorical anfwer :
STATE PAPER.
NOTI TRTSEIITSIS BY M. D'OVIRIL, RUSSIAN CHARGR
D'ArraiNEs. TO ME 14111ISTRIt Ohs FORIIGN RI-
RATION S. Paris, July at, alca.
The Underfigned has been ordered to declare, that
be cannot prolong his Ray at Paris, unlefs the follow.
ing demands are previoufly granted :
r. That conformably to the 4th and stlt Articles of the Secret
Contention of the nth of Odober, z Sot, the French Govern-
ment Dull order its troops to evacuate the Kingdom of Naples;
and when that is done, that it than engage to refpedt tbe neutrality
of that kingdom during the argent and any future war.
a. That, in conformity to the !mond article of the faid Con-
vention, the French Government mall prornife to eßabliat im-
mediately (clue principle of concert with his Imperial Mahe finny
jclly , for
regulating the befit upon which the affairs of Italy Stall

adjufted.
3. That it ball engage, in conformity to the 6th Article of the
Convention aforelaid, and the poodles fo reptatolly given to Bee.
to indemnify, without delay, the King of Sardinia for the loges
he has (Whined. Laftly,
4. That, in virtue of the obligation of a mutual guarantee and
mediation, the French Government ball promife immediately to
evacuate and' withdraw its troops from the Need sf Gertffany ;
and enter into an engagement to rtfpeil, in thc intrietelt manner,
the aeotrality of tie ferehosio Body.
The Underfigned has to add, that he has received
orders from his Government to demand a categorical
aniwer to thefe four points, and avails himfelf of this
opportunity, &c. (Signed) P. 01./Barr.

Difpatches were on Saturday forwarded from the
Secretary of State's Office to Portfmuuth, to be Got
by the 'fa 'suit a frigate, to Sir ALEXANDER Bt. at
Malta. Difpatches wete forwarded at the fameattime

to Lord NELSON.
BowaratT r, with a view to conciliate Roffia, has
offered the ng of Sardinia e State of Siena, in
Italy, and an annual revenue th
of 500.000 francs, as
an indemnity for his loffes in Piedmont; but his Ma.
jetty, it is added, has rejefted the propaition.
Bo AAAAA TE has lodged 300,000 francs with TUT•
lonia, the banker, at Rome, to defray the expenses of
the journey of the Port to Paris.
On the 2.1 it& the city of Bremen paid the firft
intlalment of the contribution impofed by the Frencerhs
,
Amounting to too,ooo rit-dollars. The remaind i
to be paid at the rate of go,ooo rix-dollars every eight
days, till the whole is paid.
The Provincial Counfellor, Von !Atom:, arrived
at Hamburgh on the 7th init. from Hanover. The
objeit of his journey is to demand another loan. on
account of the States of Hanover, of a million of
French livres. A fimilar demand will afterwards be