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London, England, 1810-03-23 00:00:00

LONDON.

FRIDAY, MARCH 23.

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We have received America'• Papers to the 20th
ult. Mr. MAcoN's Bill, respecting the future iane of
policy to be adopted by America towards Great Bri-
tain, has passed the House of Representatives by a
majority of 21 votes. Notwithstanding the passing
of this Bill, however, which is rather of a hostile
tendency, the States of New York and Massachusets
have voted Resolutions of .a most pacific tendency,
and the public teeling throughout America, seems to
be strong against any rupture with this country.

Some of the Newspapers have announced the, ar-
rival of a Gentleman from Paris, who states that
NAPOLEON has issued a decree, rewinding the judg-
ment passed on the late King, Lows XVI. and MA lUA
ANTOIN ETTE, his. consort, and declaring all those that
abetted and aided his condemnation as infamous—
that they were martyrs, and suffered innocently.
" That the real King of Naples and Sicily be re-
instated in his rank.

That the real King of Spain (whether father or
son the Gentleman knows not) be also reinstated in
his rank."

It is added, " that NAPOLEON has desired different
Architects to send him models for an obelisk, to be
raised on the Place de Louis XV. where Louis XVI.
was guillotined, to the memory of that unfortunate
Monarch, and that he intends to have a general Fast
observed on the Anniversary of his Death, and High
Mass to be said ! ! !"

These reports, singular as they may be, are fully
as probable as the statement so greedily swallowed a
few days ago, that Duaoc, NA rOLEONIS Marshal of
the Palace, had arrived in a fishing smack on a di-
plomatic mission to London, with propositions of
peace in one pocket and a clean shirt in the other.
If such decrees have appeared, it must have been
since last Friday (the 16th) ; for we have received
Paris papers to that date and Dutch to the 18th; in
none of which do we find even an allusion to any
thing of the kind stated.

From Constantinople it is stated, that the Russian
Army is again in motion against the Turkish territo-
ries ; in consequence of which, the PORTE has deter-
mined to raise immediately an additional force of
100,000 men.

We have given ample Extracts from these Papers
in the following pzge.

We have this day received German Papers to the
Ilth instant. Our Extracts must be brief. Different
letters from Vienna state, that a close alliance, offen-
sive and defensive, will soon be concluded between
Austria and France, in which the fate of Turkey is
to be decided. The French and Austrian diplomatic
Agents, at Constantinople, are said to have received
fresh propositions, to be made to the GRAND SEMI-.
NIOR. It these are rejected, he may expect a war
with France and Austria at the same time. These
proposals are reported to be highly inimical to Great
Britain, and to lead to the entire exclusion of her
trade from all parts of Turkey and the Levant.
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Negociations are also said to be on foot between
France and Prussia, for the cessation of Silesia to
Austria, for another territory of equal value. Prus-
sia is also said to have been called upon to furnish,
in case France shall be engaged in a war with, any
Northern Power, a contingent of 20,000 men. As
this stipulation seems evidently to be directed against
Russia, the Cabinet of Berlin, for a variety of reasons,
has hitherto refused to agree to it.
CONSTANTINOPE, JAN.IO.
The PORTE has ordered the Pacha of Jamina, to
cause ships to cruize against those of the lonian
Islands, occupied by the English, with the exception
of Corfu, and not to admit in the ports of his district,
any ships belonging to the said Islands, in which the
English have restored the Republic of the Seven
Islands, as it is stiled.

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