PI
1
it
i!
1
ods, and from the distinct ai mission.
1 the hrst consni uimseit,in nus cora
O'fiicationVuh Lord AVhitworth.---.
. iiis maj'estyrwastheveforc, warranted
in considering it to behe determina
tion of the French government tot io-"
late those .articles of the treaty of
; peacci which stipulated for the integ
rity and indeperulcnie of the Turkish
: jc npirc, U. Of theloriian islands,??, con
'"TfccucnHy hrtvoirtdnot have becrt jus-
y v, tivJ m evacuating the inland ot Malta.
Si!,;? Vit'iotit f Jcei vin fcsoin either security
: fhich might equ4lly provide foiv these j
'? ' rnpqrtant objects; ?- ' tits nwjtj:Cr j
f:!-dii'vrlv ' feds Ihk he has aVim:on- t
:"' tistihle clairnV iuydrisalii6hcf'W' the l!
. w ''yqnduct,oT France since the treaty of '
V '"rliaccVand Vi'th ' reference to" tlic rob
y-eis wiiitn muut: p-usoi miv
iNS'isfthatireatyore
ta-escnt' tircmmstuhces'. to 'relinquish
' ; '-t!iv ;poic3ionrihcislaml'of!!llwta. :')'
: Vet, notwithstanding thW gTitZ-sd
f clear, miluhutstionaljrcVthVitcVna-1
';;merttto his ffiajf ifvlafijuageihe
5 r mot jfempioVy-'an'mhadn'as :
'vtv The evacuation of jftUVoi'the re-,
V "'newal ttytirSi :
-' '-' tftlve. views otaVrtiM'anitl arnn-.!
A'. ;drzeh'ent, f Inch have Tbeenthus man-'
ifested . by ,' ' tb'c . Frenclt; government. A
: v 'miic the conclusion .otjthe; treaty ot
peace havq hi so. vei'y panrculir a -
manner attracted the artcntion or nis
Tt 'rniiT:stv".itwasenual'v impossible fur
' 'iiin"nottofceV. and not to notice there-
'"'Daated indignities which have been ;
, "offered by that 'goVernmertt to his
v-' crown andi his-peOple. '.'', ;"V ' : J
'tains the most unwarrantable inslriua
" . . iohs '8c 'charges. ae;aihst bis. majesty's
' jjdvc'rnrnent, against thS'TojTicer who
commanded his forces in Egypt, 3c a
?' gainst the British army in that quarter.
, v This. paneYcannotbe considered as'lhe
v:HibVicauori of "i private inc!fvidu?.l:; it
3ias been avowed and indeed bears e
tidenceupoa 'the face of it' that it is the
-"'tnicfal rcDort of aii accredited ' agent;
" " published by the authority of the o
I Vtrnvneril to' ' winch it was'nddresscd,
.' "who thecehy have given' it their ex
. . press sanction." . ' ,. " . ', '; '
This report had been pubflshcu a
. rery short firne,; w,hen annthcitidir;-
iit7 Vas ofTeriftto'this' country' j the
-rmmnunicution of the. First consul of
; Vrance, to the lfijMative body. ,Tn
; v this comrnui'.ication lie presumes to af
'fh'iri in the character of , chief rna,-is
... .1... t . ' It ' f .
IlriUin Cvinnot singly contend against
.the power of France," an assertion as 4
A uafounded as' it it indecent, 'tlinp'ro-1
vea oy the events ot many wars, and -I
ny nons iiiorc,tua: by those; of .the
w.ir v!u:!i has been rfCeiitly'concJ.;i-
' ded. Such an assctiou advanced iil -!
tha mst, solemn ofTtci.d act 'of. go-
vermneJrt, and thereby meant to be n-rn, whidi if -not rtwsted, .may
"vpwed. to ainii'pvvc'i'S.of Fumpe,'' prove fatal to every part cf the civili'
.'"Cia lie coiuidned in no ' other light d world. . r-' -than
as a depnce publicly offered, to I , t-am;S ..
his inajesty," an I to a brave and sow-"f" the Ccuft cfthe wt-'s lishict,-
rrfd? feo'ple, who art-both willing -ami
able to defv-nd h
us j'Ht riBrhM, and
. .
uiostoi meir conniry a tDmst every
insult and ,as;grcnivw -
. "The couO'iet of the ftrUcViYvi! to
' Us in jesty's ambassador at his tv. li
Picc in t-rcsenr.e i f the mihistcrs of
-most on he soverig''i and st:vtf. of
Lurnp:, finiiihes ano'.hcrln-.taMc-cf
, of this traniHCtini may he considered
9havi:ig tbc t(T;ctof a ;tf niing in- 'i
, S'.eilof n'a'.liaiin the affitmt. II
At the vtry tjmit 'then his tf.sjsisiy
'vlsJem.m(fiiiMi-ifac(ion an.1 tx?U- l!
ra;tp o:.oine
, tithe point ab - sve -
i Frencli'm'-niNtcr at
in: 1lioiflf -fl
)mb'irh XiiMravnM.'ttlto cbt.vlrt tt.c
rr.voc;;t.3no;i the mrt of the French .
gov;rnmtnt, which.tt wculd imyro- ' f"r vindicating thehnrw rfl.is crown,
per not.to ttotlre on tha present' occa- I -'' ilbcjuM iv,;!nril,h:s 4iibj?cts hin
nion.andthe su'tuMt-iit eitdanilioh majesty r.ivr.:l'.re U p'n ascd l.y and
l-lwt tion m Vlf JTp'y'lTj1 P-l r f A Rc'r-1 reprisals tr otherwise, by hit
mm g'rm anl f;pprtbnrHn libtl a-' rnjtf'i Joni-j-lontrtcfitrHitcu-j:ii.it'
I. s msjesty n.rVh?n diiTH-ul.'1'! t'c oTtce of lord hii;l, sdmirslof
. tics v'crc mala r.pctiiv the liyer- , (rc;i!-Urit4in, !.1 and foy jawfu'.iy
tL-i of it, ho aviMU.in,srlf nrhit ofTi-1 tc a?l ships, vAcli and ffoodk I e"
tilrhirflctcrofiiitnircrorthcVrcndi
Vepjblic. to icpt'rt the f nlltoation of
1tbfi. U'rrf hi pjovinnnrr.t lnthc
Oszrtte of thr ?rhite ofthnt town
' With ihi rc'piis'.tion so nude the Sr.
....
r.itc t I!..i,viur;-i VNe Indj'r-l la
eomp'y j' fir-1 thus I ns thj I'tdrrn,'.
hn, e of;hiiiwn htm t'r'iti .J
,1
a frrc
te ii.Vde thd in.t.-r. it
by
l'e nt
r f p
ij in
i -
1- -
i i'i r r i f l h ? Fr t r ' c r i ft ; i ! f
; ;! ''i.; - t.ifiii .f.t Lijrf.pt,
.!.'. . i:iri:v. the nift t,rj.
t ', iii1, rsbi -i.it s tf-MiN
, v 1 lii r;o.1i'-i.T.. Hi
- t tt -' fti'd . t! 1;
i
t cf t .
- . t, - ? i . .
V i rnr,v-M hv e n p-jt'1tf
i . 1, that t'w t ami f T.,'i ;iiii
ji "i i rmintf so"! '. t'.!igf 4 re
,u at li'frr i f 0 'r!'. Jlis
, . ;.YitVi lil fr.J.V A";1 II, rn!',
v' i- t 't t ici -ifrfnri'f t hse
r -rr ,h 'iif. n.s-'e .lilnj
' I .t hr I r fsf !,"'.
1 .' "t t p'fnV w!"h I f - M tu
' tifh'driin-r'..J f" nd a-.
i i' J ' ' t 'n't it
(!ilt;l
I k lfn V'tnns
U n !-r,l- to TtP,ctt,n
,T,rtt.t rr9iru.ts, atf4
caue which ths French goTernmtnt'
have thought propeto dopt respect
ingherrwjtteut the thorough coh
yictibn that they arenqtthe efTsct-of
aitcidentr but that they form'part of a
system which hasNbeeri1 adopted for
the purpose'of degrkdmgTitlifyin
and insulting his majestynd hi go
vernment. . . X -'? '
'Under all these insults-andxprovo--calions,
Tiismajesty not wltlioutavflue
sense of. JU djnity has prpeeetted
ith'eWy degree of temper m'i mih
deration to obtain satisfaction and re-,
dress, while " he. has neglected no
means consistentTith his honour 8c the
safely ofhis dominions, to induce the
government of tYancc"to concede to
him, Ayhat -is( in his judgment, abSo'
''ltrtelynccessryfcp:'theintnfe, tran-,
qu'lity of Eui"6pe;' His fforti in this
fespectha've' pfoved abfivef, and he
has therefor judged iC ftecessr.ry to
orderhi i Cif.basador'to leave PatisU
In hav'mgTVcburse to this proceeding,
it hasTK'tn 'Jb maiesty'b object to nut
a'rt -end to the frtlTtless discussions
' wbich liCTe too longfeibsU'ed between
the svd 'rfVijrnmenfs, and to close "a"
period f s'uspen'ss-"pccirr.M-ly; .ilij'uvi
nuVtr) lh6Hlfjecls ct his majesty.;
: lint tljou'jh the rvovocatioiiH fthi-"li
hW tnujesty has received mightthtilk
hiih tolargdr claims than those whi'cTi lie
had advanced, yet afiVious.tn'freyent
taIamitVes"whic1 iiVvght thtis'be cxten
tfed to ey"ery pa ft of Europe, lie is still
willing;, "as far 'as' l's consistent nlh
hiH oM-n hononr, and the. interests f!t
his puople to aRbrd eye ry facility to a
1 1 J just and honourable anmngement,
rjy whch such evils may be averted.
He has therefore no difRcully in rie
claiing'to. all Europe that notwith
standing fell' the changes which have
taken place since i the1 treaty ofpea'cej
:notwithstandtnr the extent of the pow:
er of Iranr.c, n repynartce to that
treaty, and thj spirit of peare itself,
lus; majesty Will not 'avail himsxlf or
these ciiV.uiniaCices, to demand Nin
compensation' -nil tfiat he is ' entitled to
require, but v;ill be ready to concur c-.
ven now, n an arrangement by which
satisfaction" ehall be giten to him, for
die IndigTiiiies which have' been offer
ed tohis crown and to his people, Mi l
substantial security afl'oded against
fu-tliertucroachmcnjts on the part of
France. .." , ', ,.,..,,4.,
His nnjesty lias Oni distinctly and
tinrv'servedly atatcd "the reasons of
those proceedings -to which bo has
frnmJ himself compelled to re'sort.
'llj actuated by no di?pos'uwitoin
tciferc in thcintemal concerns of any
other ate by nd prnjrts ol con-
r4 iest ana a,; T;ran(li?sm(.-nt ; But soMy
n u senjr- oi wnat is cine to the honor
' cfhiscroWK' and the intci'crts. of In '
pf-ople. And.by an onious drslrct.ii
i cstrutt the further progress of a sys- li
' . Vh&, 180".
' - - 1 H I. itM
: 'f . rr' . .'. . .
l He AiiV,, j nun exfei,cnt
. Council,
7 AThere as, in . coiiTicnce of the
repeated in'.uhs . md "provoc siions
whrch his msjesty has fsprienc-d
frimtlurKovtnnn-r.t. of France, 1 u
iniiesiy finJ.s himself tumiKlIcd tu
take such nt;asuresas
w'nh il r ,vhi f '.( his privy ourcil to
rrl.;r, n 1 it U l.reby ordered tint
iitr. fpris ils be gruwtcd Rafni.ttliC
ahipi, po'xU unci subjects .of the
I rrnch rt pu bc, sol;r,it as rell JJ hts
. mnesty'rts atul tHp, as tTso
' tl',cr ships ni.d vc? ,ils- that shull
all
be
Cointniisioneilthj Irttcrs of murfjur rr
' l'ifR t"T4Se I'nr.vh rtpuhlic, orin.
Itntintc t ithmnny rT the tfrri'oi'us
;fthe French recu'.iir, pd tiling the
Si'iJ- U pd tmrnt in sue h courts of
alifvr,ry wiihin lm m ijtsty's dcinin.
a 'lall he culy comnmsioned
f )
ur.p tn'omre thcrrnf; nJ. to
lint end. hi miff,'rtiIlof'iie.
ral, wVihiHp !r.f njoof f he aiim,it.l!j,
rc forhuh m pnjurc t'ia rlnjit of
,
a torn i :Mr, una iuc-ivt the same
m his i ujc-y . ihi Uss,l,, auih.
ri'!n ihe i yiT rt.isinn ft.r ctcfuUnr
' e olluc 'u .ud l.i,1. e.lmiraliy, or
any pen. n or pit wis hy ihcm rn-p-5frri.il
and apj-finfed. to iivue forth
an I f,M-it l?crs nf .lll und rr
prim i in n p f I i s i.uj d s id , t i,
f.r oi'.icit hnr.i ht fsi.miu ii'mtt
atr-ll etr fily uclii,rd in th .t 1 f.'
. I ill ftflh pprshetidin,' iti;in-,
anl t'.iii' i ,o l,ip;, ccl.
rHv! Ukt.(;.n to ihc Jrcnrb re-r'-or
lony tvfiuWiiidi.li'itrU
tw li s I'rtncU npuUif, or it ,'i.iirg
niiuii any o ti,i rrtiU.li criht
Fifnhnptiblki vn.!i that mthtr.
Jiit.
ers KU'ldaUif bo inu';1cd til th aid
toti,tn',iMi,ashr p 1,-en usiul. and
iha, ir,Jct'JH'lwi.prec?tnljlis
majesty said . advocate-general with
the aJvocatfc of the admiralty, are also
forthwith to prepare a draft of a cora
mission, and present the sanjeto his
majesty at this boar1, authorising the
said commlsfiionea-s for executing the
office of lord high admiral, to will and
Tequire the high courtof admiralty of
weat-Imudn, and ttie lieutenant ana
judge-of the said court, ,his surrogate
or surrogates, as steS the several courts
of admiralty within his'.ntaje.sty 's do
lnihTcj'n winch shall be. cliily commK
Wncd to take conizanca cf, and ju
dicially proceed upon all, and all man
ner (.'captures, seizures, r-mes and
reprisal of all ships and gc6ds that
are or shall be made, and to hear and
determine iheNmmeand accenting to
the course of admiralty-and the1 laws of
natiohs toidjiidge arid condemn all
such ships, vessels, tUTCt gojds as shall
belong to the French republic, or to any
p,;rson3 Ijjihg 'subjects of thexFrench
.republic, orinhabitHig within "attyof the
.terrj torts of the French repbblic; Ec that
such powers, , and clauses be (inSertacl.
. Jn tnesatd . commissioh as have been
usual and Tire accordingtd former
precedents ; and they are likewise to
prepare and lay before hisi. majesty at
this board, a ural; ot such instructions
as may be proper tei be sent to. the said
several conns of. admiralty irt his ma
jesty's foreign governments end plan
tations ffrt .'their guidance herein ; S3
also another draty of instructions, for
such siijps as, thai be Commissioned
for the purpose abovementioned. V .
iVcr(. the- Go'utf 'y:'the-. Sheen's Palac't,
); tightetnth daj'df ?,lay oneiou
"sjnd eight hundred and threj.. -
(Signed by a!l the pnvy councif.
r LONDON, May 16.
,: We underderstand letters ermar
l'e have been in preparation for
several days -past ; but they arc at
p;Tc'jt directed, only against the sub-,
j -cts of the Frtuch and Italian repub
lics. . ', ' :. ;. .
-. The Trench, government "has macle
arrange ments fjr tailing .possession -of
Genoa, Lrghornt and all the. Neapoli
tan harbors. Upv.-ardi of 100,000
men arc marcjii ig to Italy, and are to
form t?;o camps in I'iedmont ar.d
Lon-bardy. The king of Ditruria is
to furnisli a force at the disposal bf
l'rsnce. : .. ' .. .
STalcd
on Sj'tuiduy. that lord
Whitworth had left. FarL-i last Hiuif-
day rt'ght, and i Is now ascertained
that his JordslOp set out from that ca
pital t ten o'clock that nihu ........
...It was at one c'rlcck tliij ,uay s'e'n
night that lord Whitworth received the
dispatches transmitted bv Svlvestcr,
the messenger. ; V'tt in consequence 6f !
.the6ccif'tnt v.ivli uaptitwd to Uie
firsl coiisld, he dtferrcj ddirerinq-in
ine mi-ii propo i. oi our govcrnnicr.t
jmtil Tuesday n'ii. !icnic inocUfiait'--ans.but
not of a imnniiQiit it line,
ere ctltainlj Ttiiult y our'tthjtnrtvtn,
A. decisive answer vas at , the same
time dtnnii'li c! by the aiibassador, in
the, course. t,thirty-si hour.4, and if
the propose! as rtjcete-l, he c? prcssly
infitrmsdjlhe jninister for. fortij;n ai
fuirs','thpt he had ore'rn it quit I'ari
at the t'-xpir-i'lon of the time. An r.n
s'-vi i wassocii a'icrstnt to lord Whit.'
woilji. lhatthert coi.'d intended to
s'tbm'i to.hil council oi sinte the deti
sion of the t Ismioh or wy; or peace.
t. The council s a cordingly a-;sem
'tiled, atid nntwiii.i.tandiiiz t!w onnos!-
on both of J jph-I!nonaparie tc Tal-
leyrnndjlhi; n .'-t of ihr.rdvlibtrjiiions
wa the r'newil ot ho.:'.ms. Ctn
stit itcd a thj cciiticil nc other re-
sjl.t could reasonably he cpecte. It
docs m-t rr.ov,tr that cither the cn tc
or the legislative lndy were in anv.rc
spect Consmied, and ro other advice
was skcd Hut that rhich was previ
ously kr.own to tacord with J'.iiona-
pvte avowa nj initn.,, CCi.u.n
was iftupie-l in rotmti.ciitig of the
queMion ini!ii I imr&day. sftcrnoon.. , ,
JIji I. .1 lie commuricaticn friM
1 the kin, onnouncin the (jilurc.of
his r.inji V s CT.iieavorj j preserve to
. 1.1 Jh; pb? the b!r sslr.K of peace, if
: ijintam niMt to a declarauc-n .cf ,ar,
' audit ha been ilknml by incjit ics
n piomj tai.d ngoroui as V.ie tuturc
of tlrcum'.atucs ould.alluw. Or
i dor have ln'm'iktu'd to fornmenrt
' h st;Ti'icf. axnr.'ijic Ttcuc aod Ita.
, rin rcyublii; ft.ul .Bn nple. hat
ban oratthed toadnvral CornU;i
catu'lt I italaputton awiih all the
hip rcn''f itr iniindi;':e service
l he hirte.vh ihin the f rtt instance
he ni!l nt itndcr hit. coran.aMl',' U
f asrd st Lfuru kkil i f Jie line' :r jic
verlf'i$;r.ief. j'l'dh'ni itiition willno
dr.K.l bcolTthahafU kirt f HrvH. j
. Aft f r Uw iig up tUt r, I rp,.
of tie Irrtuh i.i'.rine, .hcncU'.l'ct
will, iu all j.rat-iiily U tfve, .d stinc
tii ii of ihc cmiia trade of 'he
r.l'.'.f , by i;hht kpiadr. r r J Cotil
l. To lc comind of ths Utter
ttnicr.nhifh tnmt ' rove, 'firr.Ud
ine nt.i..e imr-pung U'avt, I jf-
tiiiej) iUti iincnul to the ctien.y, kir
r.i.'nry Smith I afpo'icyd.
y..n -..,.o,.,,i. :ieliurthf Mn. tuomlnc ltwisi.nA-,
missioned of the admiralty, or afly ,;
person by them appointed, to grant 1
letters of marnue and reprisals against I
tK.Vi,Vn. vla. and eoods of the 1;
FrenchTrepublic, or the subjects there- j
0f . ..- . , v '
Also, another Order of council, pro-
Tubhin nnv shiD or vessel belonging'
to any of his majesty's strbjeQts, for
cleu-insout lor any ot ttiepons oime . ...
French or Batavian republics, or ' the -1 he official papers which passed le;
ports of any country occupied by the 4 tween lords lliwkesbu,' Whitwohh,
lUi f rnrJ nn.l nrferirfir that a .1 and M.- Quo oH the sobpct of the dlsv
general embarKobeiaid on ships he-
longing to cue citizens 01 ine :rreum-;," " 1 , Vo L
and BataVian republics, in all Uie ports parliatttcht on the' 8t! May, occupy ..
of Great-Britain and Ireland. . -i frpro 1 3 to to 14 columns in. the Low-,
' Likewise a proclamation to prevent -.doh-prints. Letters of mayqne hpri
his majesty's subjects from being Be-, I sal werd issued by the BntM ct-bit,
Muced from their allegiance ' to 'enier:r; oiuhe JlGth My., ; Mi-i.
on board' ships or vessels of war:bt4,-v M. Portaus, -setretary Co . tijrj
rinnfino- to the French or i Batavian French ' ambassador, , remain,;. still to
i repubUcs, as-thcy shall be liable to the .London, for the- purpose, of Et.'
j pains or penalties of high treason. . ing, as was presumed, anj rcmaiping
! And a proclamation; bficring ehcrcas- .pecuniary demands - on the gtneri('
l ed bounties to seamen and Jandsmen.;j:caWisbment j possibly, to fle.liYef,aiiy
$'av 19.
ft -.-...i ' txru:v.;l h onrf :
Viiit Arrived last nie-ht at Whitehall,'
j . at 11 oclockvin two coaches and four,
! and two chases and nai ri 1 with four
outriders. . , .'.'' ' : . ;
Vhe Gafitte of Saturday night con
tained an oi'tler in council for prdhibi
ting for. two months,, from the '1 1th
Jrtr.f. f),A iMiln'inn , rf nnVill ctni'Pfl 1.
and another of the samedate allowing
LilC L' HIJI Lai iwil s UH'Mi J
. tessels emnlo?cd in the African trade .
to take on board carriage guns,-swi--vils,
Stc. for their.defencc. against an
''enemy."'1 ''; ' '' f ''?,v,' ".'"'V' -r'
, RussTi Aastria arid Truis'iahavc
severally declared their intention to
; preserve the strictest neutrality in the;
icoming war.' Frursia has denied the .
; ssertio'n made in most of the foreign
joflrnals, that she meditated the-.occu-pation
of Hanover,- and the shuttihg
up Of the Elbe and .Wescf against the
commerce cf 4.glar)d, his majesty
declarkiir that he will preserve the free
navigation of thos JLVi'.ri?.hd.l'iritn..t'I?-i'
the maepentlencc - auci neutrality ,oi
Hanover. A communication, to this ef
fect was received 'iy the repency cn
h the tCth ult. and dispatched to In-
don. . .... . . i
The cmperbf of Russia, in. rl'ply io
thelettersaddresscdtohimby the chief
consul, and conveyed to Petersburg by
the chief of brigade Colbert, on the
subject of thodifleienCe with England
has d. cured tlat, should a war result .
from it, he will exert his whole hif.u-
ence and power to preserve the neu
trality of the north. The receiitarma
ments in the Russian dominions, nltho
ptofesscdly agumst Swerlen, are sup
posed, to have bren mare with this,
view, themon especially iis the naval
equipments are s ill continued not.
HiihsUn'din -the adjustments with
the court 6f Stockh olm . ."
:M?y The Fieya, capt Fiortii
from liJubat,.VYith i ins andLiandy
for Au".Mcrdar!ivi!i thken by the Vip
er gtw-vcssei, and M nt into Dover. ;.
- NIC W-YORK, July U . j
Ti the John Moi-jn, London pa; '
pcrs, to the 20th of My, have been, ,
rcceiveu. I lie arrival. c this Nup has
at length relieved the public miud
ftpin its anxicus state of s1up4r.ee on
the ull important question of p?ice or
"wur. T'he event of WAR is at hni'ih
decided, and the reasons lor ' 1.
neftl 6f'hostilitits,on,thc parlol 'r,c
liiitisb g'xrcmmi)l. are itatcd to tv.
pcreuuory ami mcBatir.g threats oS
the part of France i of the evjtna'.itiv
of Malts er the renewal ofjwsr i.f
wnwaTantihle insinuVJons against tha
Rriiiih gnverniiunt, coi.Uinud in ro-
lout Sebasliani'i report on lie affairs
ot Kg) pt a comnuii.ication - to ihe
le,;isUlic bsdy, wherein. lh f.rat
Consul, iir his rapacity ts chief n-,a-
Kistratc prtsumts . u AfTrm,. that
.. 1
rri uriin c.u.r.01 imiy . cn,t.rI
I ar.amst I..A rwtr f I mnce ; the
v,4v.s fct l o-,pro nmv) l.nd ami.st hit
ir.agnty, inserted 1.1 tjic Hamburg
(iatcttt hy the rpetial it.liHncf, ii!
hi ouV.ol thaiaricv f the rJnisirr
of the FreivH rcp;bilci wit! lariom
insiiUs f f infvrior !cgrer, , lending to
lilify anl degrade hit majcuy's
jrriH.i,nt. u,i.C,,e IJih of May,.
pencil crn'm lud Urn U-d o:t all
,..(. mi iu.Aa jh f.f,i,i
. S a
a
1 -J' vii my 1, .11 ti,i.:C.. .o,..rs
i""""'i riii;c powerj, ro'Ju in
evitnblf be fharri'J W-0 Ihe air m
vjiij's to I'raiici. 'The hottct im. .
p'cis ever known frttailed ill all the
svapiitl .f-l.tJreaHlrltiwi. fr-n the
hcgr.ier.'ir.tes' f whitfi opt. llow
arJs tn., rvlieved. bya ip?til
protect in n; wqyrncc of lr.
nm;;. h.ivir em'mlsed Sn hi yVUt
Is Whitworth. hU IWI.... ... .1
1 " 1 1 . a , iii'i ariwa-i i ii . . . iiTiai
fen 1 . a. .
Wl.ifc.U.lU-.n the tvtnin. c g
hi I Ijeen OiipatcU i to the Dutch a,l r t l W,'
S;un;: goierrrtnti, thct, if a strut ' umt touted c,t !r tL r2 It the
neraji'.r shod 1 be olen c.l by U.,, fl viS , r f, '11'
. i Irs liciitiia m r.rxt to an 1 r- 1 . . A.
prored cornplctcly successful, ad t!.,.t
Frande had ceded Louisiana to tU.
nited States. JJy Louisinna, we pft:
siime, is meant the island of Jnew-Qr.
leans . withthe intermediate cot;ntH
adjoining the Mi3sisippi territory It
is also stated that the claim of Ameru
can citizens for French spoli&tions
4ve been, reknoed by .Mr. Mwo.
putes betweert ; England amLFrance,
further conimunrcations on the taf
his government, u is :saui..,taar, ral-
ley rand and Joseph Buonnparte'dji-
! council decided for it. " RI. Scliim
melpcnninck, the Dutch ambassador,
i. was still, in .London, but it yas believ-",
,;; ed that '.he would snon receive o'l-dcA
frbm hisgovernmqnt to fdlow tb? .c.-
. '7 . .. r -
ample of general Andreossi. TheRri-
tish tunds experienced considerable
fluctuation ; they wer.e 62 .1-3 atidfc'l
to Cp The French funds have
fallen to 52 3-lOUiSi, , fr ; ;;, V
jrjsmTQN car; juty , " .
... OFFICIAL,
The "Executive have received
official formation tnat a Treaty
was fi'gned on the 30'!if Aprii
botwecn ihe MiniHers Picnipoten. '
tiary and Extraordinary if. the U.
nited "St-it: anil the Minifler j..
potentiary of th; French . gctyer
mer,D7 fiurli ilieTUTe'd Sulci
have obtained the full riht to and
fovcrciytity over New-Orleans; and
.the w)iole of l.o'jinana, aS.Snaju
"pofltlfed lllc fame, y .. -
j boston, Jur.e 20.'
Extract .cf - Lrlttrs iryn 7V,
-. tece'vi'ilj theivay ef UiiVre)' dalcl
VVe hivdno.w ihe moral cr
tain t of, heiRg pv.J in the Uni:cJ
Statei ,,w!ur , Frsr-re owesto ita
'Ajn.-ricirls. Thiv government ceJcj
L"uifuna, for a certain .Fupflof
.which ine. Amcrfearl ercf'ilori an
to l in p?rf,-and. ivhciher i h
paid In calh or in fioeki, it is it 11 1
s goottpavmfnt.
j 1 Aluy 9-M I,' af Urt have lie
, fa iifidien to inform you, iht 'is
; American creditors are to be "pJ
Tb4t'.i met ican G ovt r n in 1 M fa
eychan for Jonifia;ia-.the r!,ir
i ii fixed. Fi"c" moin hi re 'jjivrn
lor the r?tifici:ion ahLHi wcik',
atcr, thof? accounts which are ' :'
qiidjie l ui'l be pa I tv Kir. Li.
vingMon's bills on ihe trtafhrv i f
il.c U, 5mt, and iliofe un'iq iu'a
tJ, wiiMo 6 mon-hs aK-r ii.." ' ;
Tie abrve irjtcKfling ir.ttlj'gcncs
i? a IdrtfT.-J 10 a pnilcrnh ol th
Hilt icl(Kclt;!ity tu thisUMn.
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Cof. 7'i.Vr. of the ichjov.tr Uniir. c.
' r.'t.-Jwn fAr, i VidftmSt. Th
ui, fwrnilhet iuLjrtint i.fomniij :
1 1 . t . i . y . .
i fv thft U., ht ,.vi,
' frtni'j.rsirttl at St. Tlumt'in 1
'L iiishft hjj cciHureJthe it'.dof
It. t.cia, f. m the f, ench. T re.
; .rt,v4(twattKtSeneraUi'iiUii
tut ta the tcih b.'r, 0 incr.hij rtr-A1
.-.fv.n St. Ljj. cank nP the ir.
teU.-Mwc ; aJ fra n h0-n ii T- !
!; ttr dulJ the f!h.rinr t.n rjL.
; he &mh htcu jrumfJ ia So JC met
thy u'.prx'tli-Jtlt hl&'d cn the li.'
juitt anl the fnnth cimnjnJar.t f
t'u ? jrrj in ji ii Tmn. , ,;. .
lculhh herrfmeJ, d (hir, t
te,tht,it ht'.U gttrru.n f 250 m,r, It
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