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Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-15
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BERMUDA, March ..
D5perats Naval Bsttk. On "wednesday ar
rived here, His majsfy's hip Leander, Of %
guns, capt. Talbot. with the French frigate "a
Vile de Milan, Of Al guns. Commodore Raw
maud, and capt Glllien, under jury MATS, and
his majetty's flip Cleopatra, of q guns, capt.
DIR Robert Laurie a!fo nnder ry-nafts, and
prize to La Vile &c Milan. M
On the 18th Feb. the Cleopatra gave purri1;+
TO the Vile de Milan and after chafe Of two
days, came up with her and, notwitbAaading
the great iuperiority Of the enemies force enr.9
ged her with fuch effect, as would proba6Iv
have compelled herto ftrike, had not the Wheel
Of the Cleopatra, after two hours and an baIF
enlightenment, been rendered uielefs By fhot.
and the hip unmaaageable when the French
man having the wind, run his head and bow
iPrlt over the Cleopatras. quarter, and under a
tremendous fire Of mufquctry, attempted TO
board but was driven back.-Attcmpts were
made to get clear Of the enemy's ilip, but the
men ordered to fet the forward fails being XII
ed the enemy az length fucceeded in board
ing, and a tevcre aud bloody conflict of nearly
;hrec hours, the CLEOPATRA furrendered BEING
4 mere wrtck, having nc matt bat her mizen
ttandlng'-l ne next morning the French fhp
had no matt Handing, but her fore; her main
and mzen having gone over the fide In about
7 days after, the Leander rlof fortunately fell
in with both ihips, ard took them without the
ieatt reiitance and brought them in this
port.
I. Fhe Vile de Milan, is large frigate, 1900
tons burthen /; mounting twenry-Gx French 10
FOUNDERS on her main deck, "A long 3 pound
efS on her quarter and fix long 9 Founders on
her rc-cate, with 900 men, 20 officers, and
Z number OF folders and pahengers. The Gle
oP1tra Is an Old 81 gun frigatc being built in
1880 and 100 men. The Vile de Milan was
nearly double the force of the Cleopatra.
The Cleopatra had p me killed, and Of
hcerS and g men wounded-of whom was
Mr.. MITCHELL, the eldefl ION of admiral
M vi the French wounded were
both The Commodore, and the captain.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-15

Accomplishment Of this buGurfs. Gletch of the
imPreflions that ! have had on the fubiea with
as little delay as pofible, thought ii would be
welfto acquaintyou franklyof the motives thar
influenced me thus. to iteP forward in work, in
which it will be ny glory If haII have labor
ed TO any effect. Ii is with no fran anxiety
that Iconclude this letter hope, however. the
ilue Of avery intereiting fubjec}, may not Who'll.
ly depend on their reception. an, &c.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-15
POETRY
n. ca Il1a'S Saiataioa 10 an Old -lcggzi7taa.s.


!. Gu Mn'5 Es'Rtaliga 10 az Oh -lcggz;7taa-e
GOOD morrow, friend; In GLAD to Zee
Joy face 70 early G. he hill
Ihai iluiling look has charms for me-
And, while i've, il ever viii
All nc how feeble is my gait;
Tor can neither run nor leap.
lis no iInall talk for fSfy-sigJi
10 climb hill 10 very feep.
fknew little truant boy
Health hung her blohoms on his cheek;
tfis heart when full Of grief or ioy,
In ev'ry feature leem'd to fpeak.
Ia vain his fellows round BIN fockd,
And oin'd their lports in merry glee:
To fuch his heart WIS ever lockd,
And Nature only kept the key.
'S5e lei him through each lone recefs
And to lis fearch was never COY:
The iohtary wilderness
Echo'd the carols Of the boy.
But chiefly would bis fancy warm,
And plealure brighten on his brow,
To fec the forc.t nght the form,
And hear the roar Of ev'ry bough.
And when the tormy winds were laid,
To iome green wood would he withdraw:
And, IS he ltretch'd him in the 1lade
Partake the deep surrounding awe.
lis limbs no bending ftafr did aid
He bounded hither like the deer,
Before the ssltern cloud betrayd
A iymPtom that thy face was near.
And when the irniEng fea and land,
We've rouch'd with tranhtorv CLEANS,
he Tais d his hat with cheerful hand
And bade "Cood morrow" to thy beams.
This little boy, whole face did give
Full to thy beams he2lth's rofy red,
sg9De ;-his representative
An woe IS me- is ti's grey head.
Nights fhadOws gather round mine eyes;
r. hear the frequent calls OF fate
knd very iool, when thou fhalt rife
This hall top viii be defoiate rPy9v;Aze. Cax.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-15

EXAMINATIONS Of FEDERAL1sM.
Connecticut JtFaancet in 1888 this tate ow-
cd one Million, nine Hundred 1h0al.na DoAar5,
and the IreGlayy was empty.
In 8o4 the fate of Connecticut did not ozvs
a ccnf, and had il her Treafury, Fer Hundred
and FIFTY 1eO0 IIogfmd, Six H.andrs4 and SKI,
NinF dollars feventy feven cents, in funds Of
the civil hit and One Million T4eo Hundred
and Thirty eight TE0nfand, Six Hundred and Seq
enfsen dollars and twelty-nine cents.
The PeeP.e Of This fate draw OUT Of the treat.
ury, every year, Dolls. 78,85r 10 Cts
The amount of all their
49, '"NO0 = Do more thdn 4I,4cO 90
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-15
DlcelaHp.
TOR The GAZETTE.
LETTER III.

LEI LEN III.
From gentleman il ne Stot- gtf Ygnsent, 70 a
gentleman IN tbi5 torn, on tie saLjeL7 of a road
jT9m P0ytianl 10 ST. 14l5anJ, dafaa
Peach2m, SIN Dec. 1908.
SI2,
SINCE concluded my letter Of the 10th
init. 1 have had an interview with Judge -,
OF Danviile, and learn that meeting of
the mott respectable people Of Danyille, on the
tubjedt OF turnpike from St. Adams to Pert
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-15
SO they draw out more
than they put in,

Nh. r. p DO44s' 3T,455 -.
hus, people Of Connecticut, you have gov
eminent, which does not colt you Jingle cent
to maintain 1t; but which annually pays YOU A.
bove thirty jeVeH t50gahd dollars towards defrav-
ing the exPence Of educating your children /;
asd your fate j, above two millions of dollare
richer than it was feven years ago. o. If ven
knew your Happiness, ye would Be the hap left
pc PIE on earth.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-15

Eayt5qaaks-On Saturday laff, at about x
minutes Pai 2, 2 NJ the town Of Salem vas
yi6tSd by an earthquake, whi.h lated : fecCl1s.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-15
coMaonn:at5 of a9assafhuefre.

An at 70 incorporate part Of the Counties Of
York and Cumberland, into feparate coun-
~ Nv tne r9r1e of Oxford
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-15

Jerome Bonapayte Accounts from Baltimore
mention, that Jerome Bonaparte has actually
taken his departure for Europe, in a velcI bound
70 Amterdam.-His lady and flute accompany
him. Il is laid to be his intention 70 leave her
in Holland until he obtained forgiveness Of the
Emperor, and PermiiIion to introduce her into
the kingdom, which from the credit given TO
the letters lately Publifhed as intercepted by q
BrlHih fngate is expected to be thing oF 70
eaiy ccomPEfhment.-The letters alluded to
are allowed 70 te authentic, and duplicates faid
TO have been received by the parties TO whom
they were addrtfcd. TMgrn. Lb,oy
The Teo;l,ture of NIs,r,,orL L-.n,
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-15

Ar ad to authorize the Secretary Of War, to If
iue military land warrants, and for other pur-
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-15

The Legislature Of Newyork has rejected the
late propositions for amendinding the Federal
Cs4FHDtio1, proPofed By AIshachuietts aud
North Carolina; and poitponed the one pro-
poled by Kentucky.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-15

4, lSo5.-By the Governor abbroveA.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
A large quantity Of FRESH
Clover Seed
now ready for sale, BY
JAMEs&J JOHN LANE.
She pherd's. Town, March /, 1905.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
In a Csuntry NrighbowrhOod,

a SCHOOLMASTER, who can
n come we'll recommended for his Ca
pability and sobriety. 1t is supposed
that at least IS scholars can he raised.
A man withouta family will be preferred,
Apply to VIZ. kOoh'
Berkeley County, March /, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
For SALE.

4 PLANTATION, containing a.
n bout $50 acres, about 1Co OF hitA
are cleared there +, a Convenient Dwell
ing House and Kitchen ard good Barn
on the premises near the House - .
Well thirty feet deep, which never goes
dry when kept clean; on one part OF the
Plantation there is Large and excellent
SPripg.-The Land is o: u 'uPeriorqaa-
lily; it lies on the road leading from
Mar,insburg to Boyd's Ferry, and lie
about SIX mics from the former place.
Ifit is not sold before the Grst day OF
April next, it will be rented for one
year. For terms apply on the premises
or to the subscriber in MaEtinsburS.
ICNATtUS PRICE.
January IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
Public Sale.

Willie sold attubEc vendue, on Friday
the sth day Of March next, at the Plan
tation Of Joseph E'a"', sen. decd,
near Martinsbarg,
HORSES, Mich Cows, and Young
/ i Cattle, two Weaving Looms with
taekling complete, one Road Wagon
and one Plantation ditto, with quanti-
ty of other Farming Utensils. a variety
Of Household ard Kitchen Furniture.
Wheat and Rye ia the ground, and a
number ofo.her articles too numerous
to particularize. The sale will COM
mence about nine o'clock, and continue
until all is sold. Due attendance will be
given BY
ROBERT sNODCRAss, Exr.
February 80, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
r0R SALE Or RENT,

nSHE large three story HOUSE in
which the subscriber now lives,
situate in the town of Bath, Berkeley
County this House is well finished and
suficiently large to accommodate Fifty
Boarders, with servants. There is >
large Carriage She'd two good Kitch-
ems, Stables sufficient 20 contain eigh-
teen horses, and an excellent large Car
den. This property has been long occu-
pied for the entertainment Of persons re-
iaorting 70 Bath, and i as we'll ealeula-
ted COR that purpose as any other in this
town; If tits not sold previous to the
1st Of April next, it will then be to rent,
from one to FIVE years.
~ ~. .sss Twill also sell
Half Lot Of Ground in said town,
calculated for Tan Yord, with few
Watts on It, and a never-failing Spring
ofexceilent water.
--A = -: Also for sale
: One Tract Of Land, within mile Of
Bath. containing Sc acres, SCOT which
are cleared and under good fence-about
so acres OF this tract may be easily con.
sxrtsd into good Meadow.
! Aasther Tract o Land, half mile
from the Warm Spring Ridge, contain
ing iss acres, subject I" the incUm-
brance of lease for six years the
whole Of this tract is well clothed with
the finest Timber.
One other Tract Of Land, called the
Lick Run, lyingon the Drains Of Slee-
py Greek. four miles from Bath, con-
iaining 1874 acres, all in wood, a consi-
derable quantity Of which is the most
valuable yellow pine.
The whole Of tho above property will
be sold together, or separately, as may
best suit the purchaser. The terms will
be made easy. For further particulars
apply to the subscriber.
: ! ....: JOHN HUNTER.
Bath, March |, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08

- I'VE ar. ,ushori'f d to inform the
Frssho'dsr' of this { ounsy' that Mr..
JOHN GRAY and Captain MAT
THEW RANso NE, will be eandi-
dates at the ensuing election of Repre-
sentatives for Berkeley County in the
State Legislature.
March /, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
Public Sale.

WiHks sold at public vendue, on the first
Tuesday in april next, at the 6sUsH-
ing plantation Of the subscriber, hear
MaTtins6urg,
4 NUMBER of Horses, Mich
n Cows, Sheep, Hogs and Geese.
and quantity of Bacon, a variety Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils, and a number of O.
Their articles too numerous to Partieu-
larise. A generous credit will be given.
The sale will begin about ten O'Clock.
WILLIAM PATTERSON.
March /, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
December Csuyt, 1904.

December Csuyt, 1904.
Berkeley County, SIS.
Barbara Helm, administrative, and a.
cob French, administrator of Martin
Helm, deceased, ComPlainaass.
against
Mary Poland, widow and relictt of
George Poland, deceased, and Mary
Poland, Rebecca Poland and Eleanor
Poland, children and heirs at law of
said George Poland, Defendants.
In CHANCERI.
THIS day came the Compliments
i BY their Counsel, and it appearing
tn the Court that the Defendants are not
inhabitants of this Commonwealth, tits
ordered that the Defendants do appear
here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in March next, to answer the
Complainant bill, and that a copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and Jefferson Intelligencer,
and continued for two months success.
sivsly, aad also be posted up for two
months succsSsively at the door Of tbs
Court House of this c county,
A copy. @''
Attest, 80.
DAVID HUNTER, 0.8.G
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
INFORMATION.

THO3E indebted to the subscriber
/ are requested to,make payment by
the 25th Instant a. he has number Of
small debts in the country at a consi.
derable distance which are announcement
for him to send after.-Every person
negleeting the payment Of such debt or
debts, against the time above mention
ed, are assured that their accounts will
be put in a course Of Law for collection.
LUCAS s. GIBBS, NJ. d.
Mar,insburS, February /, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
LANDS tsrsa!e on the river Potea.ak.

LANDS farsale on the river PoteMak.
THE Subscriber will sell $50 acres
l. OF Land on the Potomak river, in
the County Of Washington and state Of
Mary land. TOO acres Of which is the
FIRST rate Bottom, adjoining the land Of
Mr.. David Misskimans through the
above tract of land there runs a never
failing stream Of water, with every
convenience for mill and Distillery on
the largest scale, within Eve miles of
Hancock and two Of Bath, Berkeley
County. For particulars apply to MIR.
Cornelius Ferree, near Bath.
ELIZABETH MILLER,
near Front Royal, Frederick
County, Virginia.
February %, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
Carriage Of FLOUR to George To'vn

Carriage Of FLOUR to George Town
or Aiesandria, by 1oater.
T HAVE erected large and convent
i ent Ware. House, for the reception OF
Flour and other articles, on the road
leading from Martinsbure to Williams
port, eight miles from the former place
and four from the latter, where will
receive Flour, &c. and deliver it at eli
Their Of the above places, agreeable to the
directions of the persons who will favour
me with their custom. '
THOMAS SHEERER.
Falling Waters, March /, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08

1.-THE sale Of Samuel Dunaway.
advertised some time ago to take place
on the 18th instant, will be postponed
until the 10th of April next, on which
day the articles before advertised, will
be sold at public vendue. 49,
n March 1, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08

Those who have subscribed for
PINKERTON'S GEOGRAPHY,
are requested to Gill at this Office and
lift the lst volume of that work. The
other volumes may be, expected by the
frst arrival from Phiadelphi..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
MARTfNSBURG, Berkeley Coun1v
F.. Virginia: Printed and bxbEshed6y
TOHW URTIS
TERMS OF THE INTELLIGENcER.

- The price Q this Paper is t,ss do!-
lars per Gnnu'n, one dollar payable at the
time Of snbscribine, and one sshsn the
year expires. Distant subscribrrs pay
FIR the uuhoie year in advance" IHs
price IF Advertisements, to nsr-sn6-
'eriters, is enc dollar per squar. far
three weeks insertion, and far continu-
= Gnce after that time IS cents per zvesk :
Skbscrjbsrs 1piH continue to recrivea re-
dsetiosef one: fourth on their 4a4i.st hsr-
MentS.-- So
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
Benefits Ferry.

THE subscriberrespectfuily informs
L those who may have occasion to
cross Potomak at Benefits Ferry, two
and half miles from Bath and eight
from Hancock, that he has recovered
his Ferry Boat, which he has got in
complete order. Persons NAV now
cross with the greatest safety and conve-
niencs, and may rely on his constant at
tention to serve them. n
WILLIAM BENNETT.
March I, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
Tase rented, and possession giren on
- the first day q AsrA ne.f, :,-

7a6e rented, and possession giren on
the first day # Asra ne*i, r..
THATeommodiou. and we'll known
! stand, at the sign of the Indian
Chief, in the Main street, MArtinsburg;
the house consists OF three rooms on the
lower aoor, four up stairs, and large
Bah Room. with Kitchen and a room
adjoining for the use of the family, good
STABLES, Smoke House and Granary.-
This house is the best situated of any in
towa for travelling CUSTOMERS, and COM
mands asreat part ofthat custom a. pre-
sent. For further particulars apply to
Mr.. JGhn O'Ferrall in M2rtinsburg, or
70 the Subscriber at Mill Greek.
IIpiH Ekewise rent,
a tWo story house in the same street,
adjoining Mr.. James Lawson's, with
three rooms onthe lower aoor and two
up Stare, with q convenient Kitchen and
passage, and cellar under the whole
house. Apply As above.
IGNATIUS O'FERRALL.
March 1, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
- -. A SHOEMAKER

WHO can come recommended for
wv bis knowledge of the business,
his attention and sobriety. He can be
furnished with . shop, tools, SC. and
may depend on being constantly em-
Plassd. A single man will be preferred.
Apply 10 the subscriber living in Buc-
hes Town,
- SAMUEL BLACEMoRE.
March 1, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
FOR HIRE, TWO
Negro Girls,

One about fifteen and the other sixteen
years old they have both been accus.
toned to housc.Nork, and one has for
some time past been cook. An en-
ployer in the country would be prefer.
red. Inquire Of the Printer.
January II, 1905. (wtD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03
: FRENCH PUBLIC PAPERS.
TRANSLATED ToR THE NATIONAL 1srr,,,.
CENCER.

Letter from tbs n1iuiqer of c.t.r;o, relation, ..
Count Pti!ib de Cobent&ei, aeon, ,onc;,r
memoir IN rtpl to Hn0te ej'tke 25.5 Fjnai5or.
.yrar Is.
The undersigned has the honour 70 trs,h,,;,
to his excellency the Count de Cobentzel the
annexed memoir, drawn up in confo uence oF
TIE note from the Cabinet of Vienna. which
Count de Cobentze' addreffed to the underGgn.
ed the 25th Fruetidor.
Since the memoir has ''een approved bv HE
majeity the Emperor of France. TIE Aufri,n
army has paiied the Inn and invaded Bavaria,
IL the pacific fenfiments avowed by his maetv
,he emperor OF Germany and Auftria are real,
he VIII perceive that no negotiation could hate
taken place, no new propolition be received.
until the huitrian troops flia!l have re-psfed
the lnn' and re-entercd their own territories
ii the court OF Vienna refufcS to otlice them Il,
return, ii is the intention Of his maieav the en-.
peror to compel them by force of arms. The
evils which will inevitably refult from fpch A
war, will fall wholly upon the houEc of AuGria.
and victory will fde againft the opprei;;,r in q.
YOUR of the oppreftd.
The undersigned has received from: his n1a;et
~ the emperor and king pofitive order to de-
clare, that in no caf. will his maienv perm;.
huitfia to extend herfelf in GERMANY, make ac-
qu'ntlons IN Bavaria, and put in execution the
proleet OF which fhe has frequently mahifeRcd
Indications, of extending her frontiers even f.,
LICK and combining the Ele6tor Of Bavaria TO
the left bank of the Rhine. This proien is too
hehiie TO TIE interefts Of the Germanic BODY. to
thoie OF france, to the promifee which his ma.
lJcity the emperor and king has made, and to the
ensagcments which he has taken to preferve the
integrity Of Bavaria
After this poi've avowal Of determination.
which, under all pofih'e circumstances, will
conititute an invariable rule Of copduS1 f,-
france 1t becomes the duty of the houfe Of
Anitrid to coniider whether it Is convenient for
her TO run all the hazards of war, in order To
obiaiii d part OF Bivaris, which Is her ah;sa,
but which The cannot reafonably exuee to ac-
comphih for fhe need not fruitlefaIy ftrive to
conceal what is already known to all Europe,
that iuch is, in reality, her true and foIe v;e,v,
| The undersigned rencws TO his excelency the
Count de CobentzeI the snurance Of his high
confederation.
(Signed)
-. =.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-03
CVoI uME 2.

which necefiiate H. M. the Emperor and lin. -
ak FOR explanations 'e w
n. M. the Emperor of Germany and Auea,
mas, no doubt, the right of ritabiiG,ipe l., Re
own aom'nons, fuch regulations of police. =,
Nc may think proper: yet the general RIGHT rs
europe mas reitrainet the liberty of f;,vereipps-
Im TINS refpeet, by combining il to veal site.
and reciprocal convenencies. II ,bst. a
'en,encies are not underftood, or are d;frr,,rd-
gu ny tne court of Vienna if fhe adopt d;ff:.r.
cut principles, and if fhe perliits in manta;n;ne,
eordoh' which in time of peace. and v,;,I
peaceiui views can be of no utility. the n,,jer
,,sneo Is ordered to inform his excrllencv COM,
Nunen,zei that his majefy in thar cafe will be
oongeo 10 order counter-cordon to be formed
y" inc hdise, and to ihut his Italian ea,-e -
CAN'T all importations from Trielc sn,, -; ~
his majcty wiil,ed tn remuvc tb. id., ;,c,H
'hat the cablnct of Vienna, ilouId have dersna
co on an unbounded confederation ar, his "a.
~ q. inc moment, when he is engaged ir, mari,
time warfare, %hich takes up 4 ptrt of Nil.
means out the violation ofl,is orareff and. mna
s rights, compelling him tn de clare n,
;sns' ne has directed the undersigned TO
INFORM count Cobentze, that in no caic forverc
ana whatever may be the conf, quences thereof,
ne VIII not inffer the outrages which an opprtE.
1--WE police offers TO French citizens.
b, ~ what ms majeffy cannot believe as vet
tnee outraees were intended as hsrbinccrs of !,
war, or or coalition into which the Ensli(h
noait to have allured the houie Of AuHris. "a M
inc Emperor and King will fincereIy a,r,en, +.
ye. whatever concern he may feel ON that a..
count and although humanity may deplore tb,.
event. ne would prefer an open and Geter,n;n-
ca war; to a war Of hottie Preparations, of ont
RACES and menaces. ~ ou'-
His malefty has, in the mean time. ordered
the undersigned to clofe this note. with tbe ~
litVe declaration that he whites ardsntlv for
peace, with his Inajefy the Emperor of Cerma.
ny ana Auttria yet for flch a.peace AS will II.
hl'eere and evident and which the moyement of
troops, the formation Of hottie enpaeemants
h n offered to his fube6ts, and cIops unnn
lne,r commerce fha!l not render more iriurions
ana thouiand times woffe, than war, finch
PEACE In fine, that the emperor, while keenir.,
MS rorces employed on the ocean, NAV ,nt ,,s
!, by hottie preparations, on the part of
NOT TO believe the Engli:b, when thew f,y tbss
he entered with them into coalition encI
u a,i tunes, fimiiar behaviour, in circnmifsn'
her. r''eu III any d.
The undersigned has been directed =. Law
ned'afe'y before his maiefty the emp.ror I'D
ing. the anfwer which the count Cobrnt,al In
&c directed by his court to make to iris n,,e
ne taxes this opportunity for renewing 70 hi.
Heeneh,v count CobentzeI, the affiirance of his
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