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RALEIGH, N. C.) WO NDA " 'SEPTEMBER 2 j
No. 450.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE. '
.. . BOSTON, August 10.
. By the ftimj. Adams and S, Ann, from
Liverpool, we have received, regular files
cf. London papers to the 5th of July, from
- which we have been enabled to make very
copious extracts. The leading articles
of intelligence are thofe relating to the
political affairs of the continent, which
ahhough oppofed to. the project of np u
rited and vigorous profecution of the war
againfl France, are a the fame time, in
aufpldous to the hopes, which have ben
entertained of peace, as the natural con
feqticnce of a failure of continental alli
ances. '. Grext Britain can never be bro't
to makepeace with France, while (hefbn.
linues her military efhblifhment ; aa if
obftacles (hall eventually oppofe aQfcnti
on of the northern powers, i a r, which
Was entered into ijom no lijjht, trivial or
partial caufe,-' Engl in dvuiV-0iinue txs
figh oo, l'mgle handed wifely preferring
the fa'crifice of her entire revenue, to the
degradations of fuch a ftate of peace as
Frante would offer. 4'
" LonoM,'June jr.
AAn attempt will, in all probability, J?Te
fhottly made by the Texel fquadron to pit:
to fea. Accounts have been received by
a neutral veflel, wli i t liTail ed la if 1 h u r fd ay
from the Texcl that all the men of war
&nd tranfports there were i complete
readinefs for Tea. The latter are ftated;
. to am oun t role vc n t yjfai 1 , W i t h txoopi p n
brd'nd victual led
time ; the former coniift of ffri pfctbe
Jine, two frigates, and threejlpopsf The
intelligence broughn by neutrals frqth the
Texel, rei peeling the enemy's arrcjanlents,
has generally proved incorrecl but this ac-
1 count is in a great degree crifirTed by
Ihters from our cruizers off the harbor.
- One of ih?m fay : " We Aill continue'
cruifingnfF this place ; yefrerday we board
ed a vefTelumJtr Pruffian colors coming
out, from the- Matter of which "we learn
that theVnemy'f fof e SnfTffsorfiye fail,
of the line and three large corvettes in
the Mars Diep", one line of battle iliip.
vhich has been hove down, and put in a
complete condition for fea and a large fri
.gatej iri the Niew Diepi Thp whole wert?
preparing for fea. Several corps of
French troops had of late marched in, for
the purpofe1, it is fuppoled, of accelerating
the works that are carrying on.' - ;
The Dutch camp at Zeyft has received
very corifiderabls reinforcements, and the
troops are to be embarked in the Texel as
fpeedily as pofiible. A great number of
ftores and a confiderable quantity of am
"launition are lfo preparing for embark.
Intelligence is faid tj have reached go
vernmeht, of the determination of Auftria
to operate in a tlecifive and vigorous niaa
ner aginfr France in conl'equence of the
confol'ulation of the LigUrian republic,
with the empire of Bonaparte, whoisftat-U-.zd,3ft
receiving a di (patch at,Jlilart from
Vienna, to have, declared, that as Francis
4 feeuied tired of the Imperial Crovin, he
Ihould take the firuopport unity of adding
rir Tdhis own. . Thbfe who circulate, and
thofe" who givejredit, to fuch abfurd ru
' 'mors, are eqqally contemptible '
The French minifler at Hamburg has
'.port- premptortly infilled that all the emi.
grants re fit! en t there do indantaneouHy
. qjt th,it city, and its dependencies.
T:f(e GtaI of thTe
thTtTjlT l ft of" May laftj;
w a5 (2 U452 cayalry, 30,33 2 infantry j and
. 78,794 nnlitia. . ' Xli-
r.7 . juiy z. . ' .
ThT Koure of Commons, have vated to
refcind thtir refolyrioft directing the At
tirney GcrrraVto profecute Lord Mel
ville in a Court of Juftice ; an J . vored,
: thar Ife he tinpeached of High Crimes, -&c.
fjefofe the Houle of 'Lords. Mtffrs.
Wliitbread, Fox Grey , Sheridan, &c. are
of the ccwn'nittee to conduct the impeach
.r.terir. A bill has heea brought into par-
.l ameat to indemnify; ;Trotterjiu crder to
make htm an unexceptionable anJ in
treptd witnefs agtiin"ft.-IVo(eivile.'k-c-:
7 A Sleflini article of J qne 1 7. fays That
tT"A nc rica a- fquadron , confining of 1 3
vfHcls of dilTerent lues, Jf which part
--is in our port, and the other in Syracufe,
js fhonly to make a new attack ori TripoliV
Notwiihftanding various reports, in the
public pape r, 1 1 is" not afcer talned t ha t
Mr. Munroe, the American Minffler,.had
left Madrid the 26th May. Whenever.he
leaves that city, he co.ues immediately
here to iefum his ftation ; and then Mr.
Erving, late, onful aitd Agent of the U
States, and charge d'Affjiics here goes
t o M a d r i d , a s S ec r e t a r y o f r Le g t i on a n d
Charge des Affaires to that Court. Gen.
Lyman has fuccfedd Mr. Krving in his
late employment here. - '
The Pruflln 1ion.arch fby a note. thro'
IViron Hardenberg) has avowed his refov
lmion! to prfvent the fubfidi;ry treaty,
with Grat Britain, for 2 ooo Swecllfli j
troops beirrg carried into efVct. I (:
The articles pf Impeachment againft
Lord Melville were ordered to be printed
on the 4th July, and to be taken into con
federation on the 9th. .There are eight
fpecific chirges : five of them amount to
64. cool deficiency-; the other three regard
the fuppofed violation of the law in draw
ing naval money, "Sec. "
There is a confi;?erable drgree of bufHe
at the Downs. The flet (Temb'ed there
has been joined by no lefs than fourteen
imall fire (hips; a laiper hi.mber than 'it
ufua'.ly attached to fuch a fleet, which
has given rife to many coajcclures.
v n (lie tpth June, 'his Uritandc M.vicf
ty, by mrfijge informal his par'.ijrntiit,
" 1 hat the communications v hich had ta
kes place between him and certain tonti
henta) powers, had not'yet ben brought
to fuch a point as cbeBablc him t,o lay
'thVrefUbeTfore pnn
jhryrtheixplat
French 'gove irri'nien t , confi (lently with t be
declaratipa" wade in' the fpeech f-'thi
commencnifent of the iefticn Sec." . 3V
Votes of thank;' paflVd both Moufes or
rarliament'and.- fT.iranrts of their cord'nl
fupport in enab!r his Majftly to tlopt
fuch Heps as might be lnft 'calculated for
the'fafety of Cire;it Britain, ai d the gene
ral intiM-ehVof Europe; The vote of
thanks was oppofed in both hbufes: It
,pfITed ibei Pee rst 5 8. 'I he prince.
pt vvajet was jn the twinonty. In the
commons, it paflVd i-.hout a divifion. A
vote for more moiVy to he expended in
fubfidies has alfo pjffedx
We informed the pxthlic yefirciay, that
hk Majefty has lately been UnjPol-tuna rely
afflicled with a complaint in his t yes. Ji
is 'with deep regret we -have to ftate to
day. that that tbmplaint is ofa tnoit fet'i-A
ous nature.
We received this' morring'the P
. i li t. ' ! : 1 r 1 ! -it '
pri iu me 2010, anu uurcn ro,tjre 27
ulr. T he Decree for incorporating Ge
noa has been "carried into .ekecutibi,-a.nd
on thf t I th, June that anctent ReprV
was finally ce If royed, awf the French flag
hoifled upon all the fortifications and fliips
i n the harbour ! There is in the Monireur
an article, in f (erred we may be fu.ee rioV
without defigrrf from the Caltigl'boTin"
which a pfmpotri difplay is given of, the
Fretuh'arniy; mcmj)ed, amounting to .58
battalions of infantry,' 45 fquadrons ef
cavalry, and a large train of artiljpry.
", Befid.e this army fays' tlie article in
quellion, we have "a divifion at Gtnoa
another at Florsnce, a "third, at Naples,
and, in fhort, more troops in Italy than u;e
ever had, independently of the corps of
Italian, troops, who. appear, anxious, to
render themfelvcs wopthy f their, Sove?
reign. In reading tluartich? it ftrock us
that this pompous dHplay of military
ftrength, was njatle-under the impreffion
tjffu'piclon'Vfh reTpe31tht defigns of
h u tt r j 3 , a n -w 1 rn a view to convince ner
that this "was the mbff uiil eaTenab'e ti me
fotiher to under take any thing againft thei
r rench.ppwer in Iwly. It vou!d not have
been neceflary for Bonaparte to have had
inore troops iti-ltaJy than ever he had, for
the tnere purpofe of coronation pafade.
Ha he not been fufp.cioiis ofAuflriaT'he
yoold have avoided pouring To mmy
troops into Italy, in.order that he might
not give umbrage: or induce the court of
Vienna to believe, that die viewed u with.
aipa
to
.j?l9ft.W,khQwa in Europe; for any
fon,e bope tq impofe upon hitp by political
illufion or .bpjftingHufiia has ueiiheran
inttrefl nor the means of contending. vTtTT
-a ct!fial power io, well effablifhtrd as
Frnce, ai.d htnc;e it- is perrmtet to
reckon upon n epproxiiijatic-n which ni3y
be ufeful to the two . reentries. ',rLAtJi.cy
rarcy the PniflTn Joi7rr7ajints will not ddc'
of the .probability cf a ..Continental war
" At JJyris ;.s well as. Vienna' thty ;'lay
" every 'tiiing concurs in "affuring us that
peace will not be diilurbed The defire
m.mifi fted by the Emperors of Germany
and France to preferye the good under,
(landing that exids between the twoCourts
x-r-e very thing changt s our hope to certain
ty 1 h refult of this fecurhy is the fame
at Paris as at Vienna. The funds at both
places have rift n. At Paris they continue
to iife, and the five per cents which 'were
but at 60 when the Emperor fet off for
Italy , , we re on the 2 jd June a t 62. The
rile of the Aullrhn funds was certainly
not produced by any fpecific hopes, butby
fhe dr lerniiition' of the government to
repay ai fixed period the fum'i lent by the
Dutch to Aultiia during the war- We
believe that, fo far from- being, on good
terms with" Bonaparte, Ihe has lately pre
iciittd a frrong rctr.onllrance, and demand
ed sn explicit declaration with refpeft'to
his views if; itafy. .v;' :-:;- ?-"J-"
1 He Boslon Pa"ck'-Tnf B6tt6p;)rr
rived at PI v-fm; at li -1fhe;;yay,".veforc;'y ,
'day. The -Ca'hta iti fre'riorts-r lia r ; 'hi 'r.t-H'
tul Jamaica
djys fiiiee fo
in;iy t)c lionrty expected.
es, - we are lippy to flatc, ate now
entertained that the caoratl will not ex
tend to both Ins MvM i! v'j pves. Mis Ma
jffty, we ore rejoiced to Itiite, is other
wile io moil excel I'r.'r i.eahh. ' -
Intelligence wis tins morning received
at the Amiralty, by a telegraphic commu
nication from Portfni-u-ih, that the Defi
ree frigate, wjth "jiytepintYr.4rd.hoUitl
"J JniaTc a'fleje t, pa fied r h e or rati b o'c Jock'
We can aflujre curreadcrs, from the
mod refpCclable andnndotrbted r.uthority,
that the Lafl ofB jckingl.rtmfiiire, Lord
Sidmomh, andMri Vanfittart have re
fignd the offices hey held in the admii)i
liratioji.
1 heEmperor of tfie French i?'drfirrus
of turanginir his'ne.w elfalitifiimcnts on. the
L'Pandtil lioffible fce. 'France he cot-fi-
Ixtcrs as his ' dwfilinpr' honfe nc family
manfion, am) hij numerous enJargejnents
of territory, in Germ spy -and the low
cotintries.aS- fo inaify trpchdore. f r"fii the
pUhlic common. Italy is to be hii viiia
lor . occifionsl 'fping a-nd . fumner vifltr,
whence he enjys a yide view. '.'.towards
1 tn key and Fypt ; in: the laft of which,
he propofes, thcneer he can call the
Ufyd his own,'' to ercil n. Profp-l houfe,
CiStpmaiming the inter fling diftarit objtdh.
of Miidris and Calctnta, and the wljjplc
Hindolfan Country. Spain and Portugal,
and K.tr1" 'a at Napies, are mirre'y his
furrf unding tenantry He wnis Swe
den iwryvintieh'Tor an ice-hcofc -Kc has
not 3$ yet titroed Ids imperial mind to
the ;e!r eft "tort of a rMaufoleum. AV hen he
icenie't-to- Englandy he-wilJpntTft" probably,
chefts of tools, fiils, powder, and cordage
which were atfo lent on board the Loire.
They captursJ, fecfiJes. and bronohr rJFa4
.miu urg gun veuei, witn one long 32
poumr and nx 24 pound carronades, a
large Sjwnilli brig fitting for fea, end La
Confiance, French privifrer of 26 guns,
and 170 imp ; aiioiherrFrench brivateer1
pierced for 20 guns, which was fitting out
was burnt, and atl the faiall craft, aim
boats, fee. with the .exception ofjpoe gun, f
boat, were dcitroyed. After thecaptoretl
of the Spanilh gun brig, El Experience,'; j
30 of the Loire'i . crew were put on board
her, in order to cruife, which the Spani-r
ards obftrvjng, fent out fix trun boats and
a cutter to ferake her, but me beat the i
whole off, and they all returned quietly to '
the harbor. The La Confiance is pierced 5
for 32 guns; fbe had lately undergone a
tnorough repair, and the Carpenters were
vy orking ; on. her m !)en .t h e' b a ts entered)
the biy on-difcovering which, they ef
capedto the fhore, leaving all their work
ing tools behind them. The Spanifh com
mandant, with feveral Spaniards, wer
killed in the aclion. Eleven of the Loire's
crew,, including the Lieutenant, were!
wounded, three, of. tlum - badly. .The
Lieutenant received a wennd in tne neck '
with a fvvord, Which is not confidered td i
be dangercus .)or naval annahj rich
Jisjtheyaredn brilliant aclions, do hot re- I
cord one moreitaring or bri'Iiariti Ths
Loire and her prizes are arriv4il ihVl j
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t b ro uglr t le h 0 im vji rjl bo u 1
!fefHliTt.hqM da
jnaVtheirar rival m;iv bt
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4;M. De Novbzllzbwrs mijljbn jtconfidef-
ed by the ParisJJournalifts as likely to le?d
to peace between Kuffia & France." They,
cbferve upon it, " if Kulliabad oofuttable
p'ropofals to make,; (he would . tfot incur
thecxpence of an emb a fly, be caufe the
characler of the Ecipcror Napoleon
. GREJkT-DRtTAiN' AND' SWEDE.
has evinced to the conduct qf Bon.iparte j;
in- well known to the v. orld : And U i
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oppjrem ue wouiu tongiincc nave reaouy
embarked in the war withGreat Britain,,
had he been ll-pported by Ruflia. w,Tho'
fHf event fine nnf hppn nfitrtillif .anhMin.
ed, feveral circumfiances rrtider it certain,
that a treaty' Ins been fettled between fl
ureas iirj 1 urn ana 5 weaen ny wnicn;tne
latter agrees to furnifh 25.000 troops, for
a f:jbfidy to be paid by Great-Britain, jbei
amount of which only remained to be fet
tied. S-weden- demanded : two millions'
flerling, which Great Britain.conuVlcred
as too much. T he Prufiiau ebonach -ha j
avowed his determinition to prevent the?
pvcfiitinn nf hic trnitv as uil! annear '.' i
by the fc-lJowing.' '
PRUSSIAN fjATE PAPER. '' " -
I He liaron de naruenberg, to the liar Oil
de Brintkntan, .Charged'AfF.iiresof bis
Swedifh IvL'Jtffy. ., .w
f Berlin. -December 24, 1804. ''-'
,l VVhen his Mijefty the -'King of Sweden
tnoupht proper to lend Lieutiinant-Cehef,
ral Arnifel.it to Berlin; wit ha letter from'r
his Swedifh Majeffy o-tbe King, d-itcd s
September "1 01 to'trquire in. what linht I
he corifidered the political fituation of the J
North of Germany, the King rx
"himfelf upon this fubjecl, with the greateft I
.'freedom, to the Baron d'Armft ldt, as well h
in his "anfwer of the zfah of Sepietober, !
as by the medium of the undei fibbed Ca-lV,
biuct Miniltcr' of State. .XjhVKipg oc-i
dared that as his fyfrem was to 'prevent, , is V
much as pefljble, the-e'xtepfionoftjij!warl"
fenhe cbiitrnVnCand "aThc had invarjablyi;
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fiodtbere bis tomb, in which he may re- prefenbed tohimfelf the ilriaeU nfutralr
if?gallant L ty, for the good ot his Kingdom and of pi?;
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pofe. glorioufly, in the midfl of hifgall
companions in arms. : .
' 1 ' GALLANT' EXPLOITS
,' - The Loire Irig3te, cruising on the 4ih
ult withe Southward of Cape Fin iflerre.
recelv'ff'iiinellllcetfiat a large pri rateer--a
pun boat her prize; and a final Icr priva-,
tee r, with m arty fail. of fl) ippin tf re n
the harbor of Kluros'J i few leagues fouth
of CapeTini fterret Capt; Maitland im
mediately carried the Loire into the harT
bo f. a 0 d imm ediately manned his boats
with 50 fea men and marines, under the
command of Mr Yeb; his firft lieutenant,
and another lieutenantto attack a fort &
a .battery -defended by Spanilh troops.
The bots landed, rovtred by tlje firif g of
theLoire. Our gaIlancountrym?n immediately-
advanced to iWm the fbrf and
battery, one of 12, & the other, two of 24
poundervloaded with grape ; but nothing
could dun: the fpirit of cu rjgal Ian t tars ;
they took poflelfionj of., the fort ; by ftorm,
fpike'd 16 guns, and threw them into the
fea!,- feht four boats full of :long Spaniih
1 2 pounders bji bolrd the Loire, and made
the Spaniards thenifelveV.brine "down
reat qjintiti:3of nival and other ftores,
neiohbors, his Majefly would,'. in tonV;'
t foi mityto that fyftemitmplpy every means I
in Ins power to prevent the tranquility pt .
the North of Germany be wg (liflurbed by M
iiy3.peT,fon ;whatc verh4birajeflyl,
had given tiis explanations on this impor V
t an t bbjectvasiyeli to theXroperor of ajl jfj
ithe: lffiasiisjto 1 the EmplEroref tliits,!
Fre.nih';Thiitlij?Mje" had entered. into
mutual engagements in confequence there- H
Hif, and that be could not .admit or fuffer h
any hoftile . attempt on
quently no arruanient of any kind jn Swe
difh Pcmerania. This declaration was at
the fame time communicated to France," ikf
it iswith true fatisfadtion that his MajehV
'on the other hand received the nioftpofitlve;
afTurape, by Baron d'Armfeldt, and M; i
BriricKmsars SwediOi MiHyH chiT f
d'affaires at his court, that his TaiJ majefty V
Jb ad not ' kny,ftilcjftetttio
Trance; that fhe mesfures takeout Strtl-. H
fuhd were purely. defenfive, and would
never have any other view bot to fecore f
himfelf from an uniod attack ; arid orttbej I
other han; his majefty found, that his enl
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deavors to preferve the tranquility of the
North wc;e not ej.-olwyed. io rain af ParU-J .;
w