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LoSnON, OCT. l8.-The Hamburger mail
due on Wednesday, arrived this morning, with
letters and papers to the 18th inst They
bring an account Of new crimes and aggres-
sions committed by Bonaparte against the laws
OF nations, and the sacred rights Of the dipio-
matte character. At Sutgard two Foreign
Ministers, with their four Secretaries or .t-
cation, one Counsellor of State,anda Charge II
AiEaires, have been arrested, and are now in
close custody, declared from all communica.
ton with,their- friends. This order was issued
by Bonaparte, from Louisburgh, in The night
between the I'd and Sd instant This atro-
cious mandate could meet with no resistance
Stltgard, and its vicinity, were filled with
French troops. A corps Of 5000, under
Marshal Ney, had entered that city on the
3oth of September The diplomatic charac-
ters thus arrested, are not named, but they
were PrOpabiy the Ministers of Austria, Rus
sia, and England. But this is not all The
French and Bavarian troops have entered the
Prussian territories by force. The army Of
Marshal Bernadotte, 10000 strong, passed,
IN two columns, OH the Sd Of October, through
the Margraviate Of Anspach, Notwithstanding
the representations of the Prussian Generals
and Ministers. Major Howen, at the head of
his squadron, offered to oppose the passage Of
the french but General Kcllerman, at the
head Of 500 men, declared he would pass by
iorre. The representations III Barron Schla-
gen, the Minister Of His Majesty, were equal.
ly vain. The French Generals declared that
they had positive orders to effect their march
through the Margrayiate- the next day,
BavaTian column Of 10000 men, infantry
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peared, unexpectedly, before Bayersdorf,
and prepared to enter the Prussian territory.


he strongest protestatiUns were made against
thls proceeding, on the part Of the Prussians
Dut the BaVaran General replied, that he had
express orders for what he did, and that he
would pass BY force. The thirty grenadiers
who were there, being unable to make any Ic-
slstance, the column proceeded by Scebach,
9chaiiUshoH5 and Each, lit Furth-The Prus-


sian Minister, At AnsPach, has protested III
Galnst tbs proceeding. On the receipt cf IN
ttlhgence ofthis event - Berlin, grand coun-
cll OF stats held in that civ, but the result
Was not known. These events are of great
importance, and NAV serve the cause of Eu-
rope more than the most brilliant victory over
the troops o. the usurPcr, HpIussia TX ia
coLlualon with France, this violation Of her ter
ntory must unite her to Austria, or certainly
allenate her from France. The arrest Of the
diplomatic corps, At Stutgard, also farther de-
veloPes the hdeCus character Of Bonaparte,--
AT the moment when he boasts Of the access
sion q the Duke Of Wirembcrg to Lis cause,
he insults him in his capital, and subjects him
70 the greatest modification which sovereign
can endure. Ifsuch lie BonaParte's treatment
of his Allies, what are his enemies to expect?
surely Il any thing were wanting to enflamc
the indignation Of the Continental Powers a.
gainst the UaurPlg, lis conduct 1t Sutgard
would suffice