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], Late /. Foreign Intelligence
LONDON. August IS.
STATE PAPER.
[Fro,s The German.l

I FYGIT VIC SSsWbss'
~. of Mr.. Gaming, English secretary
s g, s,a,e for foreigu affairs, 10 prince
s = the Austrian ambassador
at l.oDdoD ,oo-
aThe undersigned, h,s majsssy's princi-
..cre,sry of state for foreign affairs,
e i,;absfare The king ~thenote delivered
- him BY price Ssabsemberg. ambAssa.
- ss .,,raerdiuary, add minister pleDipo-
- 'sa,sry Of his naajrs.y ths Emperor ofAns-
=, k,pg ST Hungary aud bohemia, 10
sS;.h his imperial majsssY offers hlmsei'
.s,he mediator Of a general peace.
i The undersigned has received i 10
command from the king his sovereign, 70
.amueDicsto so psiuce Stahrenberg The
o,Iossd Official answer T. the po!e OF his
;noerjalmaiessy. Tne king does complete
;,,,ice 10 The motives that have induced
4, impsrial m ajesiy TO propose aEmode OF
pssociasion which, by embracing the Ia
,.a.sis Of allpar.ies, can alone leadsto the
rr,,orssion Of lasting peace and the per.
mseeot tranquility Of Europei aadS his
majesty, therefore, accepts the offer ct bis
,spstisl maies,y's mediation, so tar as
b: Is concerned 6ut with this provision,
lb,s Il shall also Be accepted by all the o.
a.ipevsrs insolved 10 the present war.
NoTE.
His majesty the king Of the United ki0g
Ssnof Grcss Britain and Ireland, has re.
rived with due regard the con- municalion
| dhismaiesty,he emperor of Austria, king
clEiupgag ADD Bohemia, and also justly
appreciates the motives which have upon
his occasion determined his majesty 10
become tie mediator Of a general peace. q
The king Who kas never failed TO look 70
asesure ana lasting peace as the only ob.
j;eiof Tie warin which he is engaged. &
who has never refused to lis.en 70 any pro
possl which offered The least probability OF
aaiaiag bis proposed cb;ecs. eanuos for a
uoasut hesitate 20 give his fall assent 10
he declared opinion Of his majesty the en-
peros aud king, aud that such peace is
asYsoE b Obtained by general negocia
400 90 The partof all the powers engaged
alasprtsegtwar.
The hing will have 90 a;4hculy in ester
aS upon sucha negocia.iop, as soon, as the
sasFnIoflhe other powers iutssestedihere
nsaAibase been received. His majsssy
M si'hous delay make the necessary
e'nrualeaiions 10 this respect 10 those
prtrsuish which he is more especially
nssd blythe Ties of friendship and conf
sass IN order to ascertain their views, and
atas sveat Of their being favorable to the
IMPOSITION ofhis Imperial majesty, TO con,
NY NTH them as to the mode in which the
ss0oailons shall commences and ag'eea.
: . bis Imperial maiesty's proposition,
'sspneio ao understanding as to the rin.
. .Ias hshould equally form the ground
'assnsus. = :
! = = 70 what concerns the choice of place
Nsons the seat of uegociasion, any
\ .',s s'w'ls Dc equally accepiable.o his ma
4. ~. Eosldse exclusive Of the indispen.
~ 'su''lon which is also expressed in the
ms imperial majesty thar il shall
,,s. sston all Immediate influence of the
s,i,.r: u the war ], that ii affords TO his
hss s's 2 the same degree as TO the other.
,n,sa a. 'oe means Of speedy and unioier.i
,h,;. so'amuniea.ion with the plcnipoien-
tbs ,o,s WON his maj essy should send to-
De Is sn officer arrived at Milan on
sipu 6 We brought orders from his sove.
As.a 4 Inc CESSATION of hes,ilities be.
aiss,s ,usks and Russians 10 the a..
Hs,su0 Mediterranean.
suB 'S Dot content with revolution
s00sasn', appears now resolved