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T H U R S D A Y, 'April 23
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Late Foreign Intelligence
NEW-YORK, April
From Londonpapers to .the 2ti
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March re -
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that this treaty it a treaty cf- grrjeral pact
ncation r 1 jus was
this as the conftam
tee with of
objrc" f the
ccived at the office of the Mercantile Ad-
vettifer, by the fiiip Eliza
dats from Plymouth.
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Brown jj 24
He;28th.uif :' He his not broV th P"!?11 EnVUnd ciuld not . I "He -report
VIENNA, . February "7.
The day -before ycicr3ay a courier arrived
from! Luneville, whence he had been dif-
The 28th.ulr He has not bro't
as. -yjjas expected, ihepaflport for the Nea
politan miniiier, the Marquis de Gallo, to
ieoair to France It. is thought that hisniif-
jTion is altered, ami that he will go to Italy
b tnothcr buies.
1 V Gen. Moteauln confluence
Vfr I inlici tali.int' rf
j,.. r.
lAutlHa, has cohfeiited to abate
jbutidn wnich. lie had impofed'
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is Gorernmeut I but all its efforts -havfe
been in vain- Europe kno ws all
that
Britifh Miriiflry have' done. to prevent the
fuecefs of the negeciitjons at Luneville, In
gih
V3in d:d sn agent, authorifed by tiles
vcmnicnt, declare id them on the
Oct. 1800. that France was ready to enter
into a fepacate negotiation with them, ris
declaration was snlwertd only bys a reiulal,
France
rr
enorts
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of
fcrrre
i or. vaiai3
be iinmcdi-
of
the, ir.
the deputies of Upper
the contn-
that
upon
province-
Tjhp. lLn?iiln minifler ns received omcial
difnitches anaoncinfr that peo Abcrcrom
bic h'd unepeaeiJlVf appeared on the coaiis
pf tjypt, tpe begii jninp: of Janusry, and
that the dilejaihark.tcn or hisf.tro.ops wa er
fedted almplt wahout' any difficult, at Da
sr.cfta. Itjii fa d that the Frep.ch had no
knawledge of the plan of this expedition, &
that they vlere cTeri ignorant that frcneral
AbtrVromb e had quitred Port.Mahon- ;
baodon her ally; lSinceV that period, and af-
ter that ally had cdnfrnted to treat without
Arts,
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dary.cf he
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ajtp theT
not to
f p a N r v
of Government, Feb
tti'c Con fa Is J to ihrl
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England,r, this government feeks for other .
means of poltponing a peace, which is fo ne
ceflary to the whole world. , It violates a
Convhtibh lonfecrated t?y humanity, and
declares war agalnlVfiiheirnen. t advances
pretentions contrary to the dignity & rigl!its
of all nations? ; j' All j thejeommerce cf Alia,
and immenlccolx)nies, ate no longer fuffici
ent to fatiify 'its ambitiot It aj-ms againft"
Ruilia, Dennark and Sweden, becaufe Ruf
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lia, Uenmftrk and oweden iiare, ;by treat es.
wnicn itatcB tnat uen
vernor General of Eevoti
ti ar.d
nier comaunder of the trccpni
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retain their former occiipaticrl
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v
v.
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tne enc
is to be Go- '
concert -was tonr!nf?wl he
htty pieces of cannon. The
vernirent is to di pliy on this
pot; take, place till the treaty is rati
: j .. - ' February 12.
The m'nlfter of police being, i
Catales had Vmbarkcd at tover
his, gveri orders that he ilould
atflr fent bsckfto FrplinU,
- Feb. ; M. de' Gal!o is arrived
in dutlity cf Ambafl'ador
IVIsjefty.
of a -raifMndf ratrding , be
tween the Efnceror Paul and th? Kir- cf
3ycacn,is uniounncci as js ano
her
ciiiaii
to
Feb. 25.
morrow.
is to be Go-,
Gt'n. h - y
;i bcih" iil
V1. dc Cr.bentz,2
IV1. de.KalkzihcW
peeled
-'p Admiral Gautheau'me's fcj;
ken an Enghfli frigate.
The Britifli government, as
ready . announced, connriUes to
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ilTativc
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jT lie peace of the continent has been figt
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tillat Uundville. If. is loch al the re.iich
rtriie oeinreo-i. 1 ne uri? . v. iin waai ine uoun-
H 'heir rt y tries d d not
rihfne. . M neir rty;
isclir.arion ; their victories ought
thir pretenfioni. After
nUorincr the ancitnt limits of Gul, it be-
lenj'v to thtin :to reUor- to- liberty, , nations
hjiu'i werp unrted to them by a coiRKion
origin, and the ties of intereft and nisnners.
Th2)fre;edom;oflthe tilalpJne and Ligunan.
Next to this duty, there, was
hlch uftice,and generchty pre-
bpain b?s
independence, and th,eir nags. ,j he pow
ers of the North, UBjuftly-ftuckf'd, have a
right to rely on the alSiftance if Frarcey
The French Government will with them
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average an it ry com mo a . to al nations
withbut at av time forgetting, t tat it ooht
to contend tmly for Peace and the happinefs
of the world.) The Fint Conlul,
! vSinheld)i I " 1
;i buo?:aparte,;
' r By the Tir flh oriu!,
. H B. M Apl retary of State.
A (Imiiar niefTace was (et to the Con-
ferative Senate, but trie Senate having ri-
len before, the orator i or goverwtnent
ved, it will be. received to-morcoTr at
o'clock
Ms expected
'.;is daiiy ex-
drbn has ta-
has hern al
nikt war a.
mutually guaranteed their loverejgnty, theif l nainft rhifcrable fiflierpen. l'Le ; otder
Vjnun it naci given to rejpece tnem oecn
revorked and this1 viOjlet-t deternjir.at.on,
vvhitli vyourds the rights of people, it has
wantonly aggravated byj not :d6'ininvnicating"
it' to citizen Utto till ten d?y? alt cry merely
to have the odious and baibarous sbility to
fail unawares on poor fiheitne.n, and t
capture them, in coBtempt cf f the praftitie
of civilized; nations. - ' j 1
Thil conduct has criicf.dl that
Frchch governnsent,
ni.
The kinr: of
ecured.
another vv
fcribed to1
been faithful to our caufc. ancf has fuffercd
for it.Neithei1 our reveries, nor the per
Mioas' insinuations of'pnr enemies, have
ttu sbe to detach h m from bur interrft.j
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Id? iliair receive a Jufl return. A Prince of;
lis blood is to be p'sced , on the, Throne of
Tufctjny. I He Vci-ill rnre'niber thrat he owes;
it to the ftdlity; of Spain, and the . friend -lli
p of FrlnceHjs roads and his ports wilj
lhafatrsintt. our ciWnr!. 'and become the
r)nn of nut comrficrce ;snd our -.vcufcls.
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.ftria and in this confifts the!
arri-
two
P A R 1 S, February 14,
Yeflerday even'?ni; the rlewa of the -ion- Wcl
and
i
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of the
the r
rr.in tUr fwr
oregn alfiirv; accordingly Avrctr on itu ipitt'
to citizen utto tne toiu vu g curr :
M, Cinzen, the Fill Crnhd hating cotjfi-
dered your 1 ote of the tor) Pive (J5
0 i ) a I'd t f t h e - pa pe r i r.'c 1 1 ( d . ch 1 gt n ier
o acquaint you tht ypu ate to tuit Lcn-
don and return to F ahe. .''j' j'; v, ;': " '
K " On ieturnipg vol) will eddr e(V to the.
!5ntifH eovernHient a note to the foilowing
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c t u lion of pea c e fpread th rough every' circle.
and was announced a: fery baU. Itii im-
nnffiblii to defcrib?; the imnrtlfion it- has
maus on wic
defcription
and exultat
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' . The u nde t(i one d' ha Vf n z fnrr fnn ni c a t e
to his Vovernment the dtclarati cn of 'the
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Britifli jvliniftry, that filhingjboars will be
he public' mind. EveVy claU and ptured well as all .piherjfynemv cC
i;bfcitiz'ens manifeft th CiJ joy (fcls-a tclto fWi '-'L-'?
ation.' s iboni as this jovM in- ;.fted upon!; .thetf .ft ConMhacorfidered,
tclligence.f cached" the hofeF Longuev'U,
where there was a rnalken ball, the ioxn-
A
France by
cmertaiii
ents, w
pledge of j
jce -ALtiria, Iicucernrth leparatea irqm
extentiv?' regions, vi
and, with the cfTuGons of patriotic eiuofir
fmf: they learned to blend the frolics 01 101-
a
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the
tted
1 nolpi.otr
iht i rivalfhrp, and thofe reffnt
hich have for fo many ages been
t h'e . t or me n t o f h o fe two- Powers, and pro"
dv ced the calaniiiies of Europe, By this
treaty every thing is concluded as tq France.
Siie will nave ro longer to contend witlj the
fcrmalitiep and intrigues of a Cojigrcls. The
Government; owes a testimony .of fatisfaclU
,0 to the Mlniftcr Plenipotentiary who has
readied this nerociatiost to lo fortu-
rate zn iiiue. There remains . no interpre-
t - . . 1 f a
tition to be dreaded, no explanation to oe
demanded, nor any of thole equivocal dii
rJotnioos.l in which the art , of diplomacy
Peace; , the fvft objecl of the general, is
I J V.J V.t Upal rniiverfatiohl, and
the bcibm of the KepubUc lwen wn
Jivelie.lt emotions of gratUudt.
. 'i li'u mornina. at fix o'clock, repfca
difebarees of artillery announced the happy
intliience of the concluiton 01 ;peacc
the Emperor and tne uermame r.mpuc..
About eJeven o'clock th tnjnifterjl and
thccouofeilors of ftate proceeded to the
ThoUleries, together- with a great namber
of the members of the tegiflanvc Bady, &
fcveral of the rblic funaionaries both civd
arid military. ! 1 :' ; ;-v J "
, After the audiencc which. they - had from
the Chief Conful, Buonapart went to the
Council oif State j where he acqutintcd th
members with the conditions of the eaty.
At ten in the evening, the' band of the
Conlularguard affembled in the garden of
the Thuillerei, whtrt tney contmueu(uDu
The
that if cn ifre one hand this acT of : the. M5 -tifh
government, 'contrary tb ihe invarabkc
ufa'g of civilized nations, and to the xorn
rncrf tight whici guides themi even in time:
of war, ihouM give 'to the one now waging:
a character of cbflinacy and fury w huh would j
deftroy kae veiy refatibns cf cultom in a I07-1
aljwar on the olhcrj, it is ImpoOible not ta
perceive! that j this condcel of the rgh(h
gtvernaient only tends further to esafperatcv
the two nations, r and jto retard the period f
opeace; j that in conieo,nnce-the nnderlign-'
ed can po-longer remain in a country where
noronjy; every difofijion to pesce isabjuredyJ
but whereVthe laws and ule of war arc
not underfeood and vio-ated ' 1 .
I -The bnderfienedl has therefore recfived
ardtti to ouit Eneland, iwhere hit ftay it in
verjrf efpe A ofelefs s and hJs is at the fame
government having always had for its fufi
defire the contributing to the general pan -ficati.on,
and for its maxim the alleviating at
much i poflible of the mit fort ones of war,
nnnot. 'on its fide thlinkfof renderirjjr miter-4
able jfiOicrmen yiaims of the prolongation of
hQailines ; that it. w 11 abttiift from jepri
f.t.. nd that it has ordered, thit taS
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the Chief CoiifaU
JepHti thelgcrna of a uiw war Wny is it
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