Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-24

Ms. Mnnroe. the American Minister.
wasnot % return % America til airing.
b consequence Of dispatches received
hom Asnerica And that Mr.. Erskine,
who was appointed Ambassa dor % Anne.
rica, hadnot yer taken his departure. md
IL was uncertain when he would Leave
England. IN q Goal
Latest Dafes.- Arrived this forenoon
the schr. Hamlet, captain Henry, in So
daysfrom Bourdeaux. Can. II. informs.
thatthe negotiation for Peace had bro.
ken of, and that Lord Lauderdale had
demanded his passport on the 2sth Au-I
gust, and expected TO leave Paris in 4
few days. The Hamlet left Bourde aux
the sth Sept. andthe river the 9Th. Ae.1
counts, however are contradictory. "a 8
Letters are received bv the same a..
rival Of the lst and I'D Of September, one
ofwhich says !. We are in the same state
q uncertainty - when wrote you last.
The negotiations are continued, and bya
some are supposed Is be rapidly ap-,
preaching pacific conclusion"
2 A Paris paper, the Argus, ofthe LIST
of September takes no notice Of 4 failure
Of the negociation, which il Incredible
70 suppose. had Lord Lauderdale left
Paris. Il, .fG q -. ST = = 4
- The great eontinental powers have :.
greed 70 acknowledge Bonaparte, aad a
magni6cien. fsfeis, IN consequence, pre-
pairing. ~. t.s1a.. ~
Extrct 81 q Litter from ne first asyean-
Tile house IN adststerddm, 10 his friend
in Rhiiddslb kia, dated 8 sf fnlv, 1905.
You win already have heard that
Louis Bouaparte, was nominated and
Is Kingof Holland. This is really one
ofthese strange events, that we gaze al
with surprize, but in woaderful times.
nothing ought TO astonish us--allI can |
say il, / hope twill tend to the advan.
tage Of our desolated country. This
week we received the news that Peace |
was signed between France and Russia !
ON the 10th inst. At Paris, and il Is ina. |
gined thatthis Is the forerunner Of 4 peace
between England aud France. many ID |
this place are Of opinion It will shortly
happen. But I cannot imagine how Il can |
be possiblef the.in,erest, and the di Ger. /
eft views Of these powers are such, that !
aothing but Z miraIle can make 'them I
agree-you may reply We are ID an age |
Of greater r,iracles--if peace should take |
place this f.tiis girhous beinga Prophet, !
the ambition and encroaching spirit of !
the one party. win occasion tie oth.rto |
open rupture before nexsS priaE, this i /
am convinced oil. & s.T -.$.f
The new constitutioI for Germany
has been completed. Us federatiye sys-
tenn 10 TO consist oftwo Colleges, that of
kings and that Of Princes who are To- Be !,
supplied BY the Emperour Of France !;
they are 70 assemble ii Frankfort, Oh
the Isl Of September 1t which Napoleon
10 70 be present in person. Tie mem.
bers Of the federation are ten In number,
Viz. Bavaria, Wirtemberg, Baden, Mas.
SAD, Ysembohfg, Hohenzollern, Arsm- s
berg, Salm and Leyden. Ia case or 40
attaek, the Federation engages. 20 furnish
France with rs 900 menj and France
eo,oooto the federatiou. AZ i mea- &
sure of caution Ind safety the French
sroops win remsin IN Germany -until the !
new systsmis carried into effect.
Nrp CS1Lii0a against France.
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