Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-27

I1aVGfy sVtueuR LHdt u uS time thke T.
note WIS delivered, TO explanation Of
the meaning Of Bonaparte's decree, had
been resolved in London. 49,, + =.
Ifthe explanation already received he
deemed q full and satisfactory securi,v
to our neutral rights, or if any rnodilca-
ton should b made Of this decree 70
put out. commerce upon safe grounds.
there win be an end to this difficulty a.
once. 49,. -
The completion of the treaty fasr
win resi- upon . sing1s point, the relin-
gushing the right Of impressing British
seamen, out Of American ships right
witch no reasonable man ever supposed
Great Britain would relinquish, a right
which abe has exercised towards every
neutral nation, even her Oldest and best
allies; Alright 10 fine, SO intimately in.
terwoven with her safety, that it cannot.
be abahdoned, without absolutely co.
dansering Der political existance, and
With hers, perhaps ours.
Hitbs true, as we have heard and Sc.
kete, that BY the new treaty we are per-
mitted to bring French produce from
French colonies hither, and from hence
to carry it toany port in Europe If OR
trade to the British territories in the
East Indies be allowed; and If it be ssi-
pulatet that our ships shall not Be ssarch-
ed within sVe miles Of our shores, will
it be wise 10 place in competition
withall these important bene fitsthe righsoE
i,spresaisg her o.Dn seamen,, whichEns.
land never has, never will, and never
ought to rclinquish: ~->.~-
Fore;gn.--By late arrivals At New.
York, London dates tothe 22d January
are rsetived. Tho reports We're current
in Londc!, that a general battle had been
fought bsiwe en- the armies Of Russia aud
France, ON the banks Of the Vistala, W.
ut the date of The latest advices. they had
not traced to any correct source. A E,est
number Of skirmishes are. positively sta
ted to hase tahsn place, which are said
to have terminated with various success;
but generally in favor Of the Russians.
The head Quarters Of the French, were
Ut Warsaw, IL or ~ miles distant IRON
Possn. The number Of the French ar
my SICK and carried OF by disease, WAS
estimated at 4o,ooo-The emperor Ma
poleop, tits said. was seriously indis-
posed, and that the recovery of Muras
was disp.ired of-'rhat the. queen OF
Prussia, died on the 18th December last,
Of nervous That the EMPEROR
Napoleon, has sold to the King of Hol-
land. the cities Of Hamburg. Lubeek and
Bremen, on condition Of his receiving
certain nnuaftribute- That Saxony ard
Prussia, were on the eve or famine
That tie Russian forces were marching,
unmolssEd. through The Turkish pro-.
yinces In Europe-that Widdin, Bender,
Coehzin and Jassay, had been voluntarily
surrendered by their respective garrisons,:
and thzt the Grand Signior had eonsrn-
ted to receive Russian garrison vt Con-
stantinpple--1 hat Austria had DE- ciared
against France. and thar the arch duke
Charles was about 10 set out for Gallacia
to take upon him the Command or a con-
siderable army-fhe passage of French
troops through Frankfort, 70 JOIN the AZ
my IL Poland, was !.rnr4 nilrtng, and
nsw levy Of sc, 600 had been ordered in
III tlandl-The Russians are said to have
Che following enormous force In lie fieldA
troops OF the line, three corps, Consisting
OF Ts,ooo men eath.-15o, 600 troops of
reserve. also r-suIars-1oo,o 600 Cos
sacks, BaskHs,. Calmucks and Eirase-
100000, new levy> completed January
LIST. lao7-and 4oo, 900, levy, in
mass, on.ths frontiers, for the projection
OF the empire, Constituting. a total of
i,oTsooa. The British prints declare
this statement to be taken from Official
doeumsnts, and add. that new lew
was to be ready en- the 6ts, of Ibis month,
which would produce lSo, 600 men mor.l
The London papers mentiop, that sub
sldiary treaties have just been entered
into BY their vovernm. 4, ,.;,h PET,