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LAKE ONTARIO rI .EE.T-

=, ne following statement of the force OF the
y. States Lake Ontario squadron, is from an
authentic source, and may be relied on =
Ship Superior, flag ship, mounts so long a
Founders on the gun deck so short "a pound
ers on the upper deck, $50 men, < commanded
by Conn., Chauncey.
Ship Mohawk, 20 long24 Founders IN the
gun deck, Is long ~ Founders on the spar
deck, commanded by Capt. Jacob Jones.
ship Madison, q long IS Founders on one
deck, and long 24 FOUNDER or pivot, COM
rnanoed by Capt. Trenchard.
Ship Gen. Pike, % long 81 Founders On one
deck, commanded 10y Capt Crane.
Brig Jefferson, % long IS Founders on enc
deck. commended by Capt. Ridgey.
Brig Jones, p long IS Founders on one deck,
commanded BY Capt. Woolsey.
Brig Sylph, 16 long 1s puundersoornlnand
by Capt. Brown.
Gov. Tompkins, four Founders.
Lady ofthe Lake guns
Making total of 23e guns.
The Conquest, Ontario, Pert, &c. arc not to
be brought into line, but are 10 serve as bomb
vessels, transports &c. The Lady of the
Lake ~illbe one Of the signal reporters.
~ The force of the British squadron, un-
Ger Com. Yeo. has not been stated from any
source in which confidence fer accuracy can
be placed. The statement ;-iven in our last
number ofguns at 207 mot i9T, az from an
error IN the addition was stated in this ac-
COUNTY The British small craft are much
more numerous than ours
j y letter from Sackett's Harbor SAYS. THE
fleet has sailed for the head OF the lake.
We have no tidings respecting the feet
snce 1t LETT Sacket.s Harbor. There is a re-
port that 1t had been seen oG ort George,
ana letters state that 1t Steered directly for the
head OF the lake. IL unqlesJ.onably can COM
mand the Lake. Bost. Crn.
.Nat quite so contcm5ttfb!e" as tie Turtles
7rush.
Notwithstanding All the efforts Of the Eos
ton Rebel to draw upon this countrY the con-
temp Of the nations Of Europe, yet it appears
b. the following extract from late Halifax
paper. that VIC arc not viewed IN quite so con
tcrptiDle a light as the Rebel wishes the =
inerican people to believe.
Jrom fhe Acan.aa Recorder, Of July so.
When We read the American boasts al
siLlul1Gng the Canadas by an ovcrahelrnire
army, Wc laughed az their extravaganza. bnt
when We see them with an undiscipiined force.
certainly not, even numerically. half equal To
our REGULAR troops making 5UCCFS3FUL
INVASION, we know not what 20 think
lis STANCE, It's passing strange"
The Halifax paper Containing the above
was yesterday afternoon on the files in the
reading room ofthe Exchange Coffee House
and unless since taxa OF, IS vet thcr,e. Hele
| it is acknowledged by the enemy himself that
an American force has made sncce sgFll ioyq-
sion against a regular British force of more
! than double gheir own nunobcrs---Anc: her irs
| compliment 70 the skin and bravery Of orr
| gallant army Fat.
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BosToS, August IS.
LATE FROM BERMUDA

Swedish sloop Antelope White, from Bermuda ar
rived Oft Plumb Island the Stl inst. Several pas
sengers il her laude; the 1lth inst ard arr
we'd IN town tbs morning.. have conversed with
them and learn tie following.
Sailed from bermuda on the goth nit in eomranY
with the Forth, IS, com Hothaiu PacoIus SO and
Pomona, IS; al Of which anchored of Plumb Island
(ncar the mouth Of New London river tfe 5th irst
Lea at Bermuda, o sail Of war vessels, VIZ. Asi,
-; Tmnsnt, ~ (Ad Cochrane's Gag ship frgates,
sloop OF war anda brig
Admiral Cochr~ne remained there.
\ tiigste arrived 4 ere two d'.ys before from En-
gland, which touched at the Westeri-isi,nds abyt
TIE lst July, ard left watering there large expedition
from Gibraltar, bound to i5ermipla
ADM. 'SochIf,ne waiting foi that expedition; *
It was said he would take command Of it. on is arrival
proceed for coast aud nuke an afGck on y e.y-
Yo,t.
Two transports tikiag troops on board the dsy
the Antelope saiic,l--desunaGon unenowu.
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HIRGLNIa:

T Court of Chancery held eor Albemarle cour.
"a the al, day OF July, 1874,
Ludlow & Ninrod Dismham, C,or,zana,i.s.
And
Nathaniel Barney, administrator Of AmI4ose iIowel,
deceased, John Doweli, Richard Dow,.ll and r. ube
uoTs d's'nbutees the estate ot,be SAID A,nbr,ps
a,"we,i' accd. Dsfsnohpfs
This day carae the compliments aorcsiil bv their.
COUNSEL /; and the Defendants join D,w.,l Rc,,a,-i
Do"eii ard Rcuben Bullock, not hasne entered tn cir.
appearance and given security accoiylin, to the Ar.
OF Assembly, and the rnIes of this Court /: end
It appearing to the satisfaction Of the court
Shst they are not inhabtants OF this Common
wealth, on the motion OF the conplainants bv their
sad counsel-h rs ordsred6y the Co,4, that the said
Defendants do appear here the first Momlsyn Sept
next answer the bill ofte Complanants & that cnpy
OF tins order be forthwith, inserted in some newspape.
published nle City Of Richmond for two months ste
ees'ey AID also posted at the front door Of the Court
House oi tins County 'or the same time.
"A Cobv. 9ssfs
HyI-.VIC.RoZ>ac, C. .se
- lOC
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NEw-YOEE Avg Il n.
CFiAUNCEY TRIUMPHANT ON LAKE
ONTARIO
BY TIE STEAMBOAT FULTON

.4Dcng Bre'ister OEcc. .1LgudU, .7ue rs.
We l.avc receive the following imelii-crcc by
Eenteioan whoarriv,d last evening ia the stage FROM
SacketPs Hsrbor. In letter dated tie ict inst
from officer on board the Superior Il is stated Tint
the British fleet ave still divided, fow Of Tire ei Of
war rF ng sought refuge under the guns of Niaga r.
whilst the larger vessels closely blockpdpl o. g..
port Of Kingston ~ the gaart Ch91pccg who viii
ave OF bis shipsarc c1izng olT the ROYAL DIc,s o.
o. The BItsh ships, fornerly he Prncc Recent, vas
cut OF by part Of oar squadron when attcmrdng t.
reach Niagara. Finding impossible to escape, tey
run her s-norc, sbVdorcd ard blew her up
Sscketts Iarar is perfectly cafe, bei under TIC
cqumatd Of that excellent and vlsnt officer Coon.
Mitchell Defended b. such ehoc, troops and the
heroes ofOs~egc, there IS apprehension Of an all
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s, y,v-ynry. Al, I.

ENV-f DIX. AnE. ~.
Fort Washington on CohbIe-Tm (ovelIoosine cpy-
eTnoIs-isaud) was begun upon Yesterday, Nv ;he ~
Dean, aud artillery OF capt Brewer, of Brooklyn.--
They viii be followed this day, bv the com nics If
captains Stryker, Coveuhoven, and Herbert, the
empts Of Bedford ard the Wal!about, ard nc Comps-
ny No. B. The frc-mcn Of No and 2, and the eti-
zcns Of other towns in Kings county, viz .--SUshuick
Flataus Fatlands, Gravcsend, and New tire chit are
making arrangements 10 work until MONDAY next, in
elusive, aud will probably complete that mportsnt
work. Cota5ia1L
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GNOL. 1d.---NO. 81.

had two killed and eight wounded ! am SIR
~ to inform you that Capt. Hamilton, Lieuts.
WattswoIth and M;Intosh are amongst the
latter. Theii' gallantiy in exposing ,hem-
selves to encourage their men, Think entities
them to the notice Of their country. nv,
whole command behaved in a manner that
merited my warrnest appreciation and, in
justice to them. i cannot avoid mentioning.
the names OF the officers, which are as fol-
lows Capt Hamilton, Lieuts Wadsworth,
Ryan, Calhoun, M'Intosh, Arnold, Short
ridge NJ FarlaDd, Upton, Armstrong, smith,
Cobbs, Davidson, and Austin, with Ensign
Page.
1t, Sir, you believe we have done our duty,
we Shall feel highly gratifed.
am, Sir, respectfully, your obcdient SER
want,
/. MORGAN,
Nj. Isl Rife Rcgt.
Reczhhuiation four Killed and JVouadeei.
Capt. Subalts. Rank &C File
Wounded, Q
XII ed,
Aggregate, 10
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RiCHliO.ND =PENTT7E.17JT9FT.

tIOlt sale 90 ti's place, variety Of Manufacturers
= Wlieh ~iii b. sold iCwor cash, or barterea . "a
materials; amongst which several thousand pounds
81 scrap IRON, su'tabie Tor pairing tools of lIuslanlry
fnt cents per rOuE't-Alsp several hund pounds OF
scrap Steel. az rs ceutsIr0f z brass mounted crates
pa, axes, hoes clsils ard hinges, ordiGeremet kinds
collars, hamcs. back 6 lily hls ard conlpIcr seffs
OF caiTiags and crt-sccr, i--d cords, leading Ines
seine, SAL and wrapping Irvine. tow, spin cDtton, and
'"rea, various LIMOS Of carp. utcts coopeis s black
s'htiIs work az veil most kinds of leather work
pune mere o si0lf notice Tor cuyiuncrs-f,e back
Sisdc bt'- ysdtccs shoes boots and booecs sor,e Of
"lrch nt 1--we bcUh time ON hq.d will be soil 81
TsiIce'i p.ic--seyei,i hundred pair Of shoes srita
be ior sridc'T, and ine, made Of Tie best materials
:, iaaiul workmanship, IN bc s1id whoicsaleona very
small Tgct-ClotiI G.! different L:is f,r saIe or VA,
COR customer, with draf I,oks fo. wesy;nc. ~.
rpas sands ofdsbie aud figured coihs A!so for sale
s;h transportation, tllec liSciv negro men orc dis
t'ief, aoo7t 80 tters old one carpenter erptt So
sh "" other crop hand ho.t ~ years Of ,ee aud
VF'. slave. af nio the peniientiuv for s,f ketu:ng
aI slc-Aii persons having clans AGAINST lie peni.
@Vr"y are rcqi sed 'otinl then. frg,,rtl for nav
r"n', and dOs' inhibited. e. ia, o- heir anro,Ints-
N",dci npmelaie'y lour or i,c hundrcd pounds Of
Ur.cs~ras,r, &5e3ey 2 ,qgcrt
II "it'l -.{ ut ...s 81 m9ei~ 10 he ns.,f Nm
= ''|| t't4f1 C,I y to G'ttoNfJae tie Otf Bf39b
r".' fioo tie t'1 JHieboo,o, ~ O1e.7's T'zr1.
~. = fists
e, w. 'trN =. ..'artlo Itsoi ~ tlo ~ cstOr,
orttig, ~0rlair rtd. 90 nrd,I.ate 10 t-s,rac,
'"'t'-- n' lc '1tlsy, w'ich m0y cn;rIstc,l Ia
"e 'ia'. - eo'tc,me5 Sc.--';nqac g, t.s o.
Agsar l,ul
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Bos TON, AUG. IS.

4
Arrived, the sclr Rambler, Moore, of Port
land. She left this port On Thursday with
flag, for the British squadron in Boston Bay,
TO obtain permission Tor the baggage &c OF
the Dutch Minister to proceed TO New ork
by water. She fell in with the Spencer ana
Leahder same afternoon, 5 o'clock and went
alongside the Comnlodore's ship, ttlic Spen-
cer.) The officer was politely r ceivcd, and
the request very readily granted. At .4,P.
NJ. Race stood in from The eastward, and
eIchangcd signals with the ships. At 6. she
leak and would 60 into Cape fiarbor to stop
l., ING SD, p Conc, III, from Plymouth, was
alongside the ships with lag, said for the
purpose Of endeavoring to procure the release
OF sope fishermen. The Rambler left the
sh'pS at SUNSET, Thursday, lying to, about
lea. L. by 5. of BoS.s,.; Light.
Ship Here, Burke, pii4e-mas:cr, from New
tourdiand, for Ai:cant, between & 200 tons;
with cargo OF 1888 quintais of fish, ar. at
tigAnnis, on Thursday, prize to tie Letter Of
.narque Ida, Of this port.
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SALES 1T AUCTION.
Office e. Establishment ofMc

PETERSBURG INTELLIG ENcER.
NETILL iBE SOLD, at Pabic Auctou, on Friday
w the s6th Instant, the Establislnnentof tbs OF
fee.
Those who acquainted with the town, may form
some idea OF the value OF this paper To those at dis
lance, may DC necessary to state, that the Establish
rnent is very lucrative oneand from the high stand
ing this paper has acquired DURING period of nearly
Thirty yesrs irora its commencement ~ value UNI
derits Goru,er management will be r nianced.
credit of one, two &three years wiil be allowed ::
the purchsTer giving bond with approved security 10
besr interest Eom tie date.
~ Anna Dickson, .EGm'c.
Fetnrshtcs-, August 5th, 18ii---tds
OF Further Information relative to this Establish
Inent, the materials, lean be obtained by application
,.t the
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

III .7OCIIC.N.
ySILL BE SOLD, for cash terms st sale, o, tte,
w premises on "Wednesday the 2ith instant, y, ]
O'Clock, TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND, IN ApCan-
ce's square, and Adams valley
J-aJiESA LT.N-CI7, .q,ac'r
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LCRDI1IT.r.

VINO has been appointed by the british
Government, Commander in Chief Of their
force7' destined 70 act Against or Country,
lately received from Parliament 2 Grant ri
$1,000, (a5oUt Go9o dollars per as1urn-On
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o r Y G o Q . S
.QT7 .NTCI'IG.N.

I'm WEDNESDAY the 2itl. inst. viii be sold with.
otItreserye at the tenement next above Mr.. RI.
iohnsor'S snd.neeIly opposite the Merchants Coffee
house dn,gs ana pGisas assortment Of Fresh my
Goods viz:
Stirling Cottons Pombazetts, Isvcnne silks, sattins.
Plain ard laid Silks, Linren Cambria and iinner.
Cambria Handkerchief, LINEN Checks, TcLeil-
birg, Coloured Thread, Pins Mamoo,Iies Gtntqil,s,
Hafjss, Superiine iiaper Tabic-Cloths Superfne
Black Brosd-Cloth, Fsrtnels, Diapers Camtric Mus
hrs and Coton-Cainbiies, Blankets kcn,sl Cottoas,
Asnchestry Cords, Fehes, Domestic Shavls, Rib
bons, sc sc. ,Sc
Terms made kaowre a, the hour ofaa,eto commence
At II o'clock.
.Sio@1ar, Eosirsor e Psasq,.ts.
EsY Virtue OF Deed Of Frat tTorI c. f. sliy,s %
& the subscriber, io tie PURPOSES therein express
ed, andin conformity e decree Of thc honorable Court
ct Ciancery for the Richmond OistiIc: II shall pro-
teeti to sell by Public AsJctiJn Monday the i2th
at Sept next nj II octosk ont!ee premises oI read
HOUSE AID LOT,
IN the cross-stre-t no. IL, ea'!a. rol the POST ce
toti@ Basin, az present occupied by Mr. Francis Tay.
s' har.a 90 sDA'h IDS ID.
virtue Of The last y'land le-talient Of Wii,r
hG Fuqua, decd.
VILE BE SOLD,
At Tie late dwelling ose Of the Testator in luiqa
county. on the 25h day of August next, the
highest bidder saS months credit, all the
HOUSE, HOLD .9os.D H1pCIE.T'
FURNITURE,
Stock Of Cattle, Sheep, Plantation Utensils, a riding
tiIeg and many other articles. Cash viii be required
or all sums under iYe dollars and bonds with approved
security viii be reqG-cd OF the purchasers for all
SUMS above, to carry interest from The date not plnc
ttaiiy paid.
Also, nj rie tirne and place. sill be sold for
cash. severai likely Virginia born SLAVES together
riththe stock OF Horses and several hundred Bushels OF
Nhcat-klsotie
TRACT OF LANE,
WheTeoa te sid Fuqua died, containing FoUR TUs,-
narp ANDHINErY acres Will he sold to the highest
bidder on five eqtrL annual payments the purchaser
giving approved soelrity for te two hIzt payments and
= Deed oi Trust 0r the Land secure the whole
This Land lies o.; 10th sides of Long Creek on which
tiereia Il considerable proportion of valuable Low
troun,sit sconsderod amongst tie most valuable
isudsor C'c G ltEe otwieat, corn and tobacco There
ison ia good AND convenient Piauta.ion sufficient 10
YORK 10 OF = hands 10 advanta,c- here is also n
FoCd Dwelling House, two rooms belo.y and two abnye
stairs, and Cellar together with good Kitchen. Ice
House, Barn, stable and a convenient CIT HORSES
The liberty ~ gcng cropof wheat will b. allowed
tic purchaser, and possession given at Christmas
III persons having just caims against the said estate
%e Fcouesei TO make them known ~ speedily IS Pos
Lc, that provision may be sde icr then, discharge.
SAMUEL BAKER, Ex'or OF
VIM FUQUA DECD
Tuly oR w6yvT
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IN me ijosiSe If Lords, Nay II.
Lord liverpool observed, that from the be-
ginnl;g Of the contest in the Peninsula Lord
Hill had held a high comypand in the army in
that qus.rtes, and had on every occasion, high-
ly distinguished himself. lie might stare,
with Ut dispargcnent to any officer in the
army, th.t when a separate command Was
to be given, such was The opinion OF the Duke
Of w. llngion of the Judgment and ability of
; Lord Hill, that he WAS almost always select
ed, and never failed t. justify the confidence
thus reposed IN him. r. officer III the army
was more admired and beloved.
In tie House oFCop,h1orS.
The Chancellor OF The Excl.e9ucr, renar-
Ned, '' that it was impossible to say TOO much
Lord Hill--the surl,riae Of GirartPs corps
his conduct at Almarez, and lis other exploits
during the campaign, fuliy entitled him to the
honors he had received, and to the reward
which he trusted the House would bestow On
ham,"
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CAPT. Chase offhe Syrea, ar. az ". YORK,
Informs tint ca fhe 1874 cr Juty, near The
Gngdeh Channel, heJeUin z-ithfb tlyiUatec7-
GoUc7nor IOmhkins, CAPT. SAaler, Of .Nczv-
YORK, days oat, from France, ca cr1eize
CAPT. Shater. sent lis boar on 5oard tire Syre7r,
7Uith his first lieut.. and ilf5rmea Cart. Chase
they soerc all 2reH-itad made no tries since
feaUiz!g france---that he lad previously
been c'-laziag in the English Channel, and
made about 20h11zeS, all gfgrAich 7peTe 6urnt
6nf 6. THE officer Of me GcUeynor, 2onif-
kins also stated, that there qvas 10 neyyS IN
France.
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DOMESTIC.
IMPORTANT NEWS
Mis- QUIZ GAZETTE, EyrRA.

VI ~ z OAGETT EXTkA,
s.. LoRis, July 27, 1919
We should have furnished our readers with
the following narrative of the late attempt
to reach Prairie de Chen before now. had
we not expected a statement before tiis
from those who have returned-In this we
have been dis rpcinted, but assure our rea-
ders that although the following has been
CLEANED IRON conversation with some of
the officers, yet it viii BE substantially cor
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Aggregate.
IMPORrANI LHOAf BrIn 1,rl

EXTRACT cf a letter rccei red yeSterduyA morn
ing oy eH1iresS. from Point Look-out
8 The fleet 1T Point Lookout was augmented on
the evening OF the 10th, by 80 sii' There are now 70
s,il n all at the Point VIZ 20 slips, gan briggs and
Is schooners-six ships appear be transport ships
Besides this force, there are igaes t ST. Georges
islam and on the FstuXet river, making the whole
squadron at and the Point consist OF 81 sail
~ the line Of tile ships Au,niial s--onc car
RIGS red the older a bhiy flag A pmt OF the fleet
stood AZ the LAY ION the 18th "wednesday at 5 A.
NJ"
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We are informed BY letter from an officer at Sto-
nington that the militia 81 that place have naicd Ecir
hIs to the ag staff aud that they high spirits,
aud anxi-us to meet the enemy o. siore. The Con
grove Rocket is considered there, sue an harmless
thing.
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VIII BE SOLD.

Ike late dwelling ho,se Of the Testator, IN lcrisa
county, on the 2gth day of August next, to the
highest bidder on ss months credit, all the
HOUSE, ltGLD and HcIpCl!E.N'
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wti-h occasion the following remarks wece
made respecting him:
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HOUSE AID LOT,
IN the cross-sre-t NO, 10 iea'.t .ro the Pos ce
10 Tie Basin, ac present occupied by Mr. Francis Tay.
Tor. Sank PATNR.
Aug, %. IDS
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Virtue OF Decd O. Er.5t from @. f. Stiyis q
- the subscriber, ios the purposes therein cypress
ed, sdn conformity q decree Of the honorable Court
ct Ciiancery tor tie Richmond Oshic 81 shall pro-
ceet to sell by Public ASJctJn Monday the i2th
a Sept next, NJ IL ociosk onte premises ol' read
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CONSOLATORY.

rs we we're preparing tn foregoing Tor
press, gun cat Gov. Clarke, commanded by
elpt. Yeiz y, arrived here in days from
Prairie du CHEN, with the contractors and
suffers bsrges, which were fortunately re-
lieyed as the Indians were about to be .rd
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sssa several likely Virginia born SLAVES, together
Tiththe stock OF Horses and several hundred Bushels OF
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NfTURE.

Seek Of Cattle, Sheep, Plantation Utensils, a riding
Gigg and many other articles. Cash viii be REQUIRED
or all sums under i've dollars and bonds with approved,
security viii be reqG ed OF the purchasers Tor all
SUMS above to carry interest from The date. Is not p,nc-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-07
FOREIGN.

VIENNA, Oct. 10.
ne best OF societies in this city have been
much occupied with note presented To the
Congress Ply M, dc Talleyrand. The hest
informed persons assure us, that the pr;nc;-
pal objects o. this note have been 70 ips;st
ON the literal execution of che article Of the
Treaty Of Paris, by which it is provided
that'the States of Germany should form
Federauye System. asd not an Empire
France has not renounced the left bank of
the Rhine, but on this express condition IL
has not been Indifferent to Bavaria, TO Den
marx AID to the other allies of France to
behold tnelr rights ct sovereignty compro-
missed, by the establishment Of a supreme
| tribunal of The Empire, by the right Of su.
perintendauce given TO the new Emperor Of
Germany, and above all, the absolute obi
gatlcn IN which the allies of France would
Ind themselves bound To take part in all the
wars decreedby the general Dict of the En-
pire.
The union OF Germany has many parti
sans, a. the head of whom we find M. de
Stein, who even go SO far as ~ demand thai
all the German states shall receive new re-
preventative Constitutions, which shall, he
submitted to the Diet for it's sanction and
guaranteed By the integrity of tlicsempire.
Incse measures would give to Austria
and Prussia Colossal power. if these two
powers should remain united, and in the
contrary event the infalIible result would be
the diatinct establishment of an empire OF
the South and an empire Of the North.
&c ording to the evident sense Of tue trea-
ty OF Paris, the ancient meDbers of the con.
federation OF the Rhine should be at liberty
to form new confederation among them,
selves. The allied powers did not con-
quer Bavaria ouaoia. Franconia, &c. They
only conquered the Kingdom of Westphalia
and the lett bank of the Rhine they could
not therefore dispose of these countries
which we're ever comprised under the demo-
mination OF herman States destined to form
Federativc System. M. de TaIieyrand
insists or the, great sacrifices which France
has made. in'order to support the right She
has TO exact the execution Of the Treaties.
without Tor that reason mcddIise herself
with the Interior affairs Of an, Independent
state.
According to some persons who pretend
to be well informed. she F.ench munster in