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Latest Foreign Newsf:
Ealtirfiore, August 26 j
Last evening we were politely favoured with
L verpool papers to the third, wd London.
To thesecond of July, both inclusive, re
ceived by the ship Abeor.a, ZJ
ton, in 5 1 days from Liverpool. 1 he only .
articles of any iutejgst in these papers are
tht following.
After our paper was put to presjrerterday,.
we learned that dispatches ni -rd
from France, forwarded by Lord , Eejh,
from off Boulogne. We repeat that . nego
differ is in ttain, and that it u the cause of
the improved state of the funds. -
We received yesterday a letter from a res
pectable house at Hamburg. .It give the
blowing article, which, it add.t wm- eoa
municatSd by the French Minister in that : .
iv, as the outlines of the expected changes on
the comment. .
F Germany.
? Bavaria, . Wirtembcrg, Baden, which are
to bs considerably aggrandized, Nassau, and
,K-r,r,.r'.rt comDrisinz the country
: all along the Rhine, to form federative bo
dy, under the immediate protection of
France. . ..
, uci:....u.j lAf divided, uuo-"'""'"
" .muni i.ium
be Riven to Baden,
Y' -.third to the kingdom
imd one-third W France.
D-mark and Sweden excluded from
" . . ... :n.,n-.
Germany k fromall theaeiioerauV"-.
in its afftirt The former to remain d.stmct
for itself, the latter to be treated as Vomt
rania, .he may behave, ome say Pome
tanh and Mecklenburg are both to fall to P u
tiat which, with Austria, are independent
bowers, and on their own bottoms without
Mgard to the former system of the emp.r.
The emperor of the latter to resign his title
of chief of the German Empire, remaining
only emperor of his own states.
- Hamburg, and some say all Hoi stein,
Bremen ami Ltibeck, federative and indepen
dent, under the protection of France, whose
r.mperor is to enjoy in those territories hence
forwsrd, the same sovereignty wbiclMbe
T.mperor or Germsny formerly exercised.
The inhabitants of this federative state shall
be called the Fran, being the lsnd where
the ancient Franks, spring from.
" Diet of the Empire to be abolished.
Saxony not mentioned.
' These alterations to tske place immedi
ately ; Ihe arm? then to be culled back to as
tit at thr errand festivals rd Paris, which we
to take place vcr? shortly." ...
YesterdapoSicies were opened in the city,
jrWinp 5 guineas torcfeive 100, ilprelimina
4 Vies of pence be signed within a week, and be
ictuall? followed by a peace j and 13 nneai
to receive 18p. if preliminaries be signed
within two months, "v; , t
The reporf'm the city.yesterdsy was. that
Mr. Fox had sent Mt tonndenlial secretary
after Mr. Ada'.r to Vienna, with instruction,
ty which the latter ma? ba enabled to opjrn a
comminiration will, Mr. tVOubril, the But.
sun minister at tht city, and cnnditionally
proceed wUh himtoPari. The fundi were
bot much affected by this rumor.
Yesterday afternoon Wedneiday'a mm
lart mall rrif Its contentwjrc neither
copious nor decisive.'. It appears that a cor.
rtsDondenr has rommmcHl between m
tle Mngsoi?wraenanaiTiisi-,
if whir h has tiot yet transpired. No court-
ier ornen navt as yei oeen ,'icu uy r i.i,-..
lo the parrlwm of Berlin and Potsdam, which
itill hMtMmtlves readineis maich.
Gen. Kalreuth's hrlth being impaired, it is
aid ihat prince Iiui etdiand will tax
e! command ef the corps under the orders
,! lUt Cttunl.
' - July 2.
t JGafCn JacoltTthe Trusvali imbaador,
li applied (or JJ rassport, preparatory to
tis kting this country for Btrlui.
We are happy in having it in our power
10 aequaiatcurf ciders IbM Mr. Ft was ye
aterday so far recovered, as to tU u tt
lVwn to dinner Uh the Karl of M4ra. M;rd
JUIUnd, Lady LouU Cosblly, nd afew 0
Iher iitu!w .
Govcrnmrnt kas received advices from Mr.
Sianlrf, the Bi'uish conul at Trieste, ia
ting that a Brrtcla'mUn had been issecd at
that place, tearing date the ?th f May,
which notif cd. that such F.nilUh and
lisn v csstli as might ! In the port ef Trieste,
or any efthepdui of the Adriatic, wtre t
quit Ibtm lit the space f three days, unlns
iirevcnUd from s doing If s'rtse of wti.
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then andlbat the esid ports would continue
abut arainst the L.hth and Bussisns.
July 3.
The t.4hlnf ctmitar ktterfcts been tent
hy the Frcffh Miniier of Msrioe to the
commander at the difeitnt French ports 1
"ilia 1 accquiint you that, according to
Dtervt of kit M-jciiy, if thia date, ti e
embark it taken oQ all Kiin vets is c
rit a au rtutsn ressen -i
tquence of the hostilitire br
touctrua, acd U at it is t'l
sir.ed i tot
tsmn tae two touctn:,
Majesty's pleasure that all such vessels be at
liberty to depart.
. DECRF.S."
This measure mtiit be considered as indi
cative of ait speedy adjustment of the differ
ences between the two countries. i'i. u uu-
brll was expected to have kit Vienna tor
Paris sonic time ago ; but from the frequent
conferences that have taken pUce between
him and Mr. Adair at the arrival of the let
ter in the Austrian capital, il should seem as ,
if MDtittbril had been directed to remain j
kthere for the purpose ot conicrrtnR wnn mr,
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AUalv jivvuijr w un uv(ui -----
:- :T'''iK-: ' July ;
Yesterday morning Mr, Basificc?,- the mes
senger, arrived from Fvance. He left Bou
logne in a flag of truce, which put him oa
board the Clyde, whence he was sent to Com
modoie Owen, in a light vscl for,. Deal.
He proceeded from that place in a past chaise
and four, for London.. A Privy Council was
held in consequence of his arrival 5 apd we
understand that another messenger was or 1
dered to be in readiness to set off yeteiday '
evening for Paris. In consequence of this
arrival and of some accompanying rumors,
the" funds experienced some share of fluctu
ation. Omnium, Which had risen to 8, final
ly closed at 7$ ; and consols, for the open
ing 64. It was atated that preliminaries
were adiustrdand that the Definitive Treaty
nlone waited the presence ol Lord Holland. J
We cannot pa&S per saltum into these pre
cipitate conclusions however strong appear
ances may be. The messenger Courvoiiier
is supposed to have brought so'nie. overtures
from M. Talleyrand, through the medium
of Lord Yarmouth, who remains at Piiris.
Lord Holland waited upon Lord C'renville
yesterday at noon, and afterwards visited his.
uncle Mr. Fo, with whom he remaintd a
considerable time. It is generally condud-
ed in the Ministerial circles, thut his Lord
ship will set otf without delay from Brighton
for Dieppe; as the shortest route to the French
capital. We should place a stronger reli
ance en the success of his Lordship's mission,
if it were underitood, which does not appear
from the foreign Journals, that the Russian
minuter, M. D'Oubril, had arrived at Puis.
. . ... July 6.
The same expectation, ani the tame,
gounds of expectation, with regard to Peace,
still continue. Our opinion is still the same,
that a Kegociatln, or something in ibeThape
of a Ncgociution, something between sound
ing each other's sentiments, and mutual
though timid advances on. both hides, all
this, we say, is goin foisvird. and cannot
fail to lead to something. It is objected to
this, and. it must be confessed, not without
excuse, that Lord Yarmouth is not the ma
who would be employed to Neoctatc, a
peace. Most certainly not ; iiu it is one
thing to negociate, end another to prepare
the way tonetocifltion by a few preliminary
civilities. Lord Yrmomh can carry a civil
mcssnge os well as a person of more weight
and abilities. It t ctrtainly a very diffetctit
thing, and more particularly in the present
circumstances of the two tounrks, to ne
gotiate a peace. Lord Yarmouth will not
be the man to sign the Definitive Treaty,
this will require very different abilities than
such at are required to mike a good player
on th German flute.
.These expectation! of the irroedile sig
nature ct the Preliminaries of Peace were
further confivmed ih the political woiH by
the arrival of a mesuager on Friday, Mr.
Batilico, with dispatches from the Frtnch
Government to" Mr. Frx. The nature Of
if thse ftispatclici Itae olrfure not tranpir-
1 tAf Qp:tcWt is Losy, and gives shape and
hodv to eirrv idea ih.t Biises in its fertile
I f.ncy. Tre arriv.l of 1 me.icnger in ordi
1 nary t1mti,li'nuihing,but as Lurd Yarmouth
is at rtins the arrival ol id Lngluli mes
senger roust certainty tting letitis. This
is In fact the "hole that c.n Lc concluded
upon the arrival of Mr. Basilico. WhttFer
Ird Yarmouth succetdid or failed in his
friendly advances, he u;!J qully in both
caset aei d a messeneer. Nothing there
fre aa to the event of his miwbi, csn be
concluded from this licii'ir.t, at'ch has ex-
J cited so muck interest upon the change, and
amh agtuurm throutn the town ia general.
' A Privy Council was bctdtn cnnseciucnce
cf bis arrival. But this is in fact a mere
Lrm. We cspect auinciling, tut not from
Lird umouta
Il ia tuJ that Iorrt Itultand departs for
France ai Minister I'hniptmtury $ lrd
llttlland is a man of uodoobttd ibilitka, and
nmre knoinlc lh.11 1 grnctsUy believed.
Wlih the c.cct'tioa of Iord Jlmte, or Lord
AuUinJ. there U no one whe is more ad.r.
SeS lo this office. M.' l:tmrtr,
A fic.h citiptioo buru fuilh from Mount
j Voutius on the nizht cf l! S Ut of May , at
I un unlock, ao suddenly, tfcu in a fsw toe
li rnente, the whole crattr wst hut the bi.lt of
I' ... ... n . 1, ....
one linltcnti (OiUfvn mi , wi Hivm
ruaiMS of He tws rn.cttit, wrre Cistmcu
)r truivci at the ckuwi t,f Ntplis. The
a rcets wcra n.lcl wun r. tiering rrtntb
H men, Uit Nt"lin, bawtv-r wtrt very Iran.
li n i l. the renaitiiy ihiy kavt derived ftvm
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(tulcnce, that, af.tr thit. iWy bate net
for a long time to dread the more serious
terrors of an earthquake.
J It is at length, we hear, finally lettled that .
Lord Minto shall proceed to India as Govern-'
Or General. He is to be succeeded in the
Tresidency of the Board of controul by M-,
Thomas Grenville (who, to the surprise of
all persons, seemed to have been totally , o
vei looked in the arrangement of the new.
Ministry.) Mr. Grenville is said to have been
actually appointed He is also, it 'is added
to have a seat io the Cabinet.
, July r.
; Though the pacific rumours continued ort
Saturday to be as widely circulated as ever,
and the assertion of Lord Holland's imme-.
, diaU departUFe for Paris, was no less "confi
dently asserted than -.on the two preceding :
days, the funds experienced a material de-,
pression ; and, fur the honor and interest of,
the country, we hope that those who specu
late -upon the probability of a peace, that
s. would produce nothing but dishonor and dis
advantage, to the state, will find themselves
disappointed in the result. Morning Post.
We have received since our lastj French
and Dutch papers to the lt ihst. some of
these state, M. D'Oubril, t he Russian Pie-
nipotehtiary, has not proceededTarther than
Strasburgh, on his way to Paris. There, it
is said, he is to remain until he receives an
answer to some propositions which he has
sent , to the French government. Bona
parte object unquestionably is, to effect a se
parate peace with Russia, and we 01 e nor
without our fears that he will be able to ac
accomplish his purpose. Upon this subject
we purpose offering some serious observation
in a day or two. The Leyden paper men
tions the opening a negotiation between
France and England and after adverting to
the frequent intercourse by messengers, says
that Lord Yarmouth, who arrived at Paris,
on the 17:h, was charged by the' British go
vernment with a m'wsion; and that he was'
to assume the character of negotiator -a
statement which, to its full extent,1 we can
not p ssib!y bring ourselves to credit. . Seve
ral of the French Journals also mention the
arrival of his Lordship at Paris, .but do not 1
presume to state any thing respecting the
progress or result of his mission. The re
port of a treaty having been concluded at
Paris on the S 1st of May, respecting the af
fairs of Genrucitx rppearsto be unfounded.
The British troops on board the squadron off
NaplcH, arc itattdiohave undertaken an expe
dition agi'inst theisland of Ischia and Procida.
One of the minor French papers contradicts
the report of the elevation of Madame Buo
naparte to tre ttirwne of Home, with rever
sion to her son Lucien.
NEW-YORK, September'..
By tlie slap Minerva our f.!es of Ixndon
papers andLoyd' Li?is are completed 10 the
Sth of July. In addition to tbe captt He
ron has favoured us with a Plymouth paper
of the 10th, jronisinit-g (undtf tre London
head of the l:h) the very important intelli
gence retpectir.g the prospcel vfFc.ce wLitb
we ints oy republish.
It msy t!fil,ift the opinion of some, to con
firm the article given 111 Saturday's Mercan
tile Advertiser, that Preliminaries were sign
ed picvious t- the 14th of Julys but n will
be observed tnat Lord lluUatiil (the mim.tcr
said to be atpmird for that purpose by
Gfcai-Briuin) had r.ot left .Ixmtlcii on the
8th end that, although the terms bad been
acUustcd between the French and F.nduh
Ministers for Foreign Affairs, they would
not be oficiallj sanctioned until tic proroga
tion of the Imperial Parliament.
Captain Ilcroa, u the Wp Mmma, from
London, wat informed by the American Con
sul, that Mr. Ptnckney had mtt with euvor
a'j'.e rtcrptioa at the Court of St. Jamti'i and
that our differences were likely lo be anuca
tly adjusted.
Iaoov, July I.
Til fundi yeiterdiy, after various fluctua
tions, left off at the asme prices at which
thty opensd. This morning they e-pericn-cid
1 depression of one per cent, bcrr.niuro,
and of one hair percent, lo the ct.nM.tt.
Some very Istge.tfclci were made by those
who had prtiio'i.if bought lo an immense a
mount. Those who bought ao largely last
wtck may theatitlvci in some measure nave
beta the cause of the depression since Sa
turdiy. They kthl out tht most confident
assurances that peace would be signed im
mediately ey, to dtcisivt wi their tone
end language, that they Ead almost the day
and htrtf. Ort Thursday ltt thry isid that
tctociaiions had advanced to far that a met
tsge fiwm the Lard Mayor mlxbt be etpect
td in the tonne of the introiog, and that of
count it ou!4 be Immsdauly ttatusiiutd
to Lloyd's. f
To Uoyd'i, thertfort, pertoni ctcidrd
from all quarters. The grist room wat ti
led 1 all in eipettiiton of the tncstngtr
fitim the mansion houtt. The teen and
locktt which would enVtt ih pinrnt
ixcMpylng Ihrm lo bear mt distinctly il t
mtssjt rtad, wttt rrrt c.f.tii t-e
No message came, and the hepes then held
out not being realiztd, many bean to tbiv.hi
either that some obstacles had occurred in
the- n'egociation, or that it had entirely broken
off. The fall bince Saturday is snid 10 Iiae
1 been principally-occasioned by a rumour that
! France bad demanded a reduction of our hu
1 vy to a certain number, a demand which of '. .
course could not be complied with. "1 hen
' ier Lord Holland bad not .t olf on Saturday..,-.-
I "or ye&terd ay, ii was supposed thM he would
j- hot act , off at all. li;s Lordship Way .Vttv..
, assuitd that the speculators wa'ch his atrpi
well and that the most eager and rni u'e in
'quirieft have Jbeeh. made at .Uqflaod lioSuse as,
to -hit tiaggage, and w he' her" any preparation;
are making for a long Journey., It is row .
rumoured that his lprdship will not set Out
until the next week. Basilico, the oessenger,
is gone back to Paris, he set out on Sutuiday
evening, and tailed jh the Basilik gun brig
on Sunday. As he Is , directed to make nil
possible speed, and as htf made tl'.e last jour
ney to and from Paris in less than a w.cik,
it is supposed he will, return by Fridy. A
not her report in circulation is, that llasiliio
will bring back the passport lor -Lord Ilo!
land, who will set off about Monday or Tues
day. The principal teim having been, ac
cording to report, arranged, his ioidship will ,
have little else to do than give them an offi
cial form, and sigt'i theVn. ... They would ar
rive in this country, according to the wish
es and intentions of misisiat s, after the pi o
rogation of parliament, .
Undoubtedly fo-.r.e 'notice may be ex
' reeled to be taken of the negoctationj in
iri majeny's fpeech upon the proioatinn.
It may be faid in it, tint Lis majeffy ha
ving received, or ltavit made (wl)it h e,vcr
be the fad) p'ropofals ot peace, is ediploy--ed
in neg'ociationj, viiichlic ho,es to brin ,
to a favourable ifl'ue and to cr.ake Jj eaco
upon terms confident wiih the hot.our,
the fecutity, and tV.c inteiefls of liis 'tns
jefly's dominions, lint i is probable tire
fcfiion will not be permitted to clofe with
out a quefl ion being put to Vis majtlly't
Miniflers upon the fubjccV !'t is rcportti
thn cor.fiderab'e difteier.rcs of opinion cx
i fled in the cabinet upon Ihe fuhjccl, ai d
that a divifion fnok , place. Mr. Fox,
Loid H. Petty, Earl Moira, Lord How
ick, li'ifiiineaiid Fiiz W.lliam, for peace;
hit. Windham, Lords Grenville, Spen
cer. Sidmouth, and l'Mlenborough for wir.
Having thus pi-blthcd the rumours which
have been circulated wiiti Regard to Pcaca
not pledging ourfelvci either for the truth
Sit Talfehood of any 'of them) we Ihall pub
iiQi another rumour which has reached i.s
fince writing the atove ; it i That lha
negoiiatibnt are Lrolenoff; and ilutteit'
battalions are immediately to be Tent out1
upon lecret expedition. ;
Ciuricr.
Tht ftttwiiilriligtnte tifotltini the
ftptrttd pacific ktiiiatitn fttwten iltt
Ciuntry end Franct, cfpcwtJ olj ik
" ikeCkuritr $n filtniaj.
The depreflioo of the fundi on Sat urday
had damped tbc expectations of thofe h'
t nought t peace with trance at no jtutt
diflar.ee. Becaufe no ofScial c-mii.niica.
tioo wti madr'ik&tr the arrival of Difil:
co, wl o wat fupporcd to have It oufht the ,.
uUir.atun of tbe French Coerrment, it
wat imnicd aielf 4)c'ic?ed that the na
litre 1 f ilut nliimatuin was unfavorable.
The faA !i tuuiouicd to V quite tie con
traiy. ,
The re?oc:atioa h reccrcd ot te fo fir
advanced, that mod, if not all the oLfla
ctci that hvr exiKcd are laid to have been
rcn oved; li e principal teiffii tohaveee
afranged arN notLirj il It aided, 1-
mtini to be done Jbut to cTraw them up in
an cIBdal form. Lord Holland, it hai
been uTeittd, il, on the point ot going td
Paiis he will pro. ted timber not to ct m
nerc a nefocistior, but to fiftt ihetetmi
trted tipun ciwccn Mr. Fox and M.
Tallyerand. Affaiii hating adeinced
thui far, It tppeart flrarge 10 t ur lea
den that r.o tfT.cul communication hat
been rra.4t, and ir.y delay (hould tike
place In the figning cfthe prctimlr aiit t.
H e foPowirg ii lurocurtd to be the trt
Ten Were the prtiirr.ir.aiifi figncd, they
would of ceurfe be made public, and would
be open to.iifcufiion in pailianenf.
1 hey would in all probability pie rile to
wirm and long dcbuct bui Mr. Vvx't
Health il rot fulScicntty tcflotcd to enatie
him to take n in tl rra at crtfcnti and
ai he li the Mininer for foieign af.lri,
todhti been piir.cipilly concemeJ in re
fiotiaiittg the peter, hit tiferce and ac
livt particirttion la the dibatet ait dectn
rd tndify CBbbte,
The negotiation therefore 2t la eVed
trill hot te biuuhl lo a final concluCon
tK.r) the f tttimintilei be Cfntd, lilt Iltt
tU piotPgitionof Parliirrent, tshitb will
lilt ftito about the JJth kfleni. Kf
Ibiiu rar.! tniniQen will aia tlo-t'iill
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