The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-11
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Do10ning Jfreef, Mercb 70.

hop!e, dated January Is, 1909, it ap-
pears that the differences which had flb-.
fitted between the fublime port and the
beys Of Egypt, have been Gatisfa6tori-
1y arranged through the mediation Of his
maJeity's ambatlador. Lon. Gaz.
Our preparations have produced the
effe6t of topping the falling OF the
louiliana expedition, and Of the Dutch
1quadron, under vice admiral Hart
finck. On Friday lat, a courier arriv-
Cd at the French ambaEador's at the
Hague, wich orders, 1hat the fquadron
for Louiiana lhould remain in port, and
that the troops ihould be cautioned at
Helvoet Till further orders. The expe-
dition was TO have failed d day.
Vice admiral HarcGnck's fousIron
was to have failed At she lame time for
the Mediterranean, TO relieve admiral
De Winter. But the Dutch govern
meat with to Wait the iIi1e Of me nego-
cia5ion between this country and
France.
The Dutch funds continue fall
ing.
Admiral lord Gardiner arrived ae
Portfmouth yelterday, and IS to hoia
his Aag TO day on board the Neptune.
Admiral lord Keith is very actively
employed at plymouth in fuperinre9,-
ing the fitting ourof the thips. A great
number OF prime ieamen have entered
wl,5ln thcic few days.
lie has been rum0ured, thar in conf-
quence ofthe frt coniu's behaviour 70
lord Whitworth, of the audience on
Sunday might, his lordllsip has init
mared 70 The miniitef for foreign affairs.
tha1 he ihaIl not attend the confular Ie-
wees, without proper explanation OF
the events of that day. His lordhiD
acts ~i,h proper fpirir, An infult 70
our ambaHador IS an intule to the BririCh
nation; an ample apology ought to be
demanded
a cabinet Council fet fevcral hours
yeiterday upon the diipatches received
from France.
There is faid to be now very fire.
qucnt correspondence between Bcrlio
and Paris, relating to an approaching
interview between the King of Pru9ia
and the hrlt conluI, when the latter Vi
fits Belgium.
We extrast the following article from
Rotterdam paper of the 9th init.
90 The grand qucltion ofipcacc or war
IS fuipended on the will OF Bonaparte.
There is no abiolute hoftiliry pre-detcr-
mined by the Englih miniltfy the Il
mits Of concelhon, on their parr are
chalked ou1 and as France NAV an
proach that point without injury to her
iafecy or honour, 1T is hoped The will
weigh the consequences, and fuf4er the
lcale TO preponderate on the iidc ofhu-
mainly, and of regard for the deareG
interett, ofthis country, whichareimme-
diately at fake; thus convincing Us of
the importance other amiry.
When the dares OF the affair At the
Cape Of Good Hope are examined, il
would appear that the prelenc prepare
lions for war have not been TOO prcci-
plate. From the time the diipatches
were fcnt our to forbid the furrender,
We. may rckon on five months s4i55ysull
with the French government about
j6mHhiag Or mbsy, independent of NAL
-, winch appears more re1cnr cauie Of
di pu;e
Like maFsr Eksm>a. - 7 aIlcyrand, as
wcli as hIs tovcreign, can be inioivrnr
- rhc n9ial;crs Of thoGc fate, degraded
by Lh>je French connection, or weaken
Cd 10y French intrigles; bar he was Ear
from oPqfoying Of the violence offered