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LoGpoE, AUG. ~.
TIE ChevaIer d ,Anduaga fon to the no.
,ieman Of thaI name, sTh1 70 Tong reiided her {
in Land0a, IN public character, left the
Hague only DAYS ago, on the 9Th ina He
declare, that previous TO his quitting Hol-
land II was well known th the Aullrian gov
eminent rad demanded Of Bonaparte to or
der that he French troops, quartered in the
Prulli A dominions, thoud Immediately evac-
ua;e thar country, in compliance with the
lpu'afions and az icies of the treaty of Z H.
III. RI his intelligence is authentic, war
between France aud Auaria may be confider-
ed as imminent and inevitable. Nor can
PrulIia, 70 far As that power po1e1es any
means OF rehAance, or Of offence, remain a
mere fpecta. or of fuch cooieR. In ltaly, the
Indignant fermentation, excited by the outra-
res, violence aud exceles Of the Coriican
Yy-nnt, Is every where ready 70 BURT into
zcrioa Throughout the NeaPolitan terrific
~, particularly IN the Province of the Abruz-
Is, which i contiguous to the PaPal domn-
ions, and not lels in Caiabria, the inhabitants
wait only The hgnal TO rife upon their oPpref-
fnrs- In the city of Naples itfelf, not leis than
$4,000 perfons are known 10 kave fignined,
through their agents, TO the Court of Paier-
mo, their determination TO take up arms
whenever the moment was coniIdered to be
favorable. II has beeA, for three months
paR, the connanE Object Of the Sicilian gov
erament TO reprefs the lpirit of loyalty, and
rellrainits effects, till they might produce the
ben consequences The preIaution and ex-
hortaton adopted in 1'ufcany by Menou, in
order TO queH or 10 molIify the popular de-
reaation, fuficien,ly manifeR the apprehen-
Cons of the French government at Florence
and at Leghorn. Even the Piedmontefe have
exhibited Gnllzr fenIiments and fHnilar
difpoGtion.
I, il (tased in letter written at the Hague,
chat treaty Of peace has been iigned between
Rulia and Sweden. Although there is rea-
ION 70 believe fuch an event is not far diGant,
~ye mutt for the prelent conGder this intelli-
gcnce az premature. The advces from Fin
land which have reached this country by way
of G5ttenburg, are as late as any that could
have been received in Holland, and they do
not warrant 20 immediate a termination OF the
differences between thefe Powers. The
S,yedes. having fucceeded in recovering three
fourths Of that provinse, 1t is probable when
they have entirelv reconquered 1t, his lmperi-
al Maeay will lilten 10 terms According TO
tie lstel accouu-s, the advance of General
Ehngrp or's army was near Abo.
We are afured thar his Wellphalian Maj
efy, otherwile Jerome Bonap4rte, has lately
feat letter feAled with his Royal Arms, to the
LADY whom he married fome years ago in
America. |. was addrsiied 20 her as Mils
rastserfon," and was accompanied with fever
al prefenfs OF comfortable value. nthis let
ter he fays his Imperial brother, Napoleon,
having called him TO the Kingly dignity, and
reaf,ns Of late having compelled him to give
his hand 70 Princefs of the German Empire,
fine mua no longer conhder him in any other
light than as Sovereign, uncOnne6ted with
Ler by former ties.
The indications of an approaching rupture
between France and Auitria are strengthened
by reports circulated yeferday, on the author
ity Of gentleman who left Holland on
Tuefday lat, and reached town on Saturday
evening. He ftstes, that the A uitrian Minif-
ter there had demanded his passports, and had
actually fer out for Vienna +, that the Aulfrian
AnnbaGAdor at Paris was recalled that Cen
eral AnpR Eoss1 had Quilted Vienuai and that
French troops were preling in every direction
towards the countries bordering on Auilria
aud Bohemia.
The Prince Regent Of Portugal, at Pic 5aa-'
eric May I declared war againlt the French
--announcing, in his Manifeito, that he will
mover reinqui(h bis claim to Portugal
AT pubic dinner given al York, BY Id.
Milton, Member OF parliament, one of the
coats was /" II lfsady but honorable esaes zpHb
Aa7eyiea-
The French letter-of-marque Diana, of 30
tons. from Bordeaux for the l. of France, has
been taken by the Britilh. Several briggs
bound 10 the colonies have alto been taken.
Oh the cargoes Napoleon owned one 9Th.
PUBLIC DINNER.
LONDON, AUG. 8