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Monthly Chronicle.

XVII . To avoid every dispute between the two Powers , they shall be bound to employ themselves immediately and without delay , in the explanation and developement of the Vllth Article of the treaty of Basle , coriceruieg the frontiers , conformable to the instructions , plans , and memoirs which shall be communicated through the medium of the Plenipotentiaries who negociale the present Treaty . XVIII . England bcingthe only power against which Spain has direct grievances , the preand

sent alliance shall not be executed unless against her during the present War ; jpam shall remain neuter with respect to the other powers armed against tbe Republic . XIX . The ratification of the present treaty shall be exchanged within amonth from the date of its being signed . Pone at St . lldephonso , 2 Fnictidor , ( August 19 ) the 4 th year of the French Republic , one and indivisible . ( Signed ) PF . IIIGNOM " , AXU

THE IMUXCli OF PEACE . The Executive Directory resolves on and signs the present Offensive and Defensive Treaty of Alliance ' with his Catholic Majesty the King of Spain , negcciated in the name of the French Republic by Citizen Dominique Catherine Perignon , General of Division , founded on powers to that effect by a resolution of the Executive Directory , dated 20 Messidor ( September 6 ) , and charged with its instructions . Done at the National Palace of the Executive Directory , the fourth year of

the French Republic , one and indivisible . Conformable to the original . ( Signed-. HEVEILLIEHF . LEPAUX , President , By the Executive Directory LACARDE , Secretary General . This treatv was ratified on the 261 I 1 Fructidor , September 12 , by the Council of Elders .

Intelligence Of Importance

INTELLIGENCE OF IMPORTANCE

FllOM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF SEPT . 6 , 179 6 . DRESDEN , AUGUST 27 . Intelligence has been received here of considerable advantages having been obtained by the united armies of the Archduke Charles and General Warlensleben over that of General Jourdan . These accounts state , that after General Wartensieben left Amberg he

retreated to the left side of the Nab , his main corps opposite to Schwartzenfell , with two different corps besides towards Narbourg and Schwarrdorff , where he remained while General Jourdan ' s army advanced near him on the opposite side of the river , in three divisions , of which he himself commanded the centre . This was about the 20 th or 21 st of August . That the Archduke , after abandoning Donawert , had retired beyond the Lech , and taken a strong position near its confluence with the Danube ; but understanding that , independent of General Jourdan ' s gr < iw ! army in face of General

¦ Wartensieben , another division of tho . French , under General Champione ' , was advancing towards Ratisbon , his Royal Highness , after leaving a strong corps behind the Lech to observe General Moreau , inarched along the Danube with the remainder ( about fortv thousand men ) , and passed that river at Ingols ' adt about the 17 th or 18 th .- —that from thence he advanced by Dietfurt to Teining , where he met the advanced posts of General Chanirionet ' s division , beat them back , and followed them towards Caslel , on the way to Amberg .- . -That by this time General Jourdan took alarm , anil recalled his troops towards Amberg , and in proportion as hs retreated General Wavtensleben advanced . That between

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LONDON: Article 2
TO READERS, CORRESPONDENTS, &c. Article 3
THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE, AND CABINET OF UNIVERSAL LITERATURE . Article 4
A DEFENCE OF MASONRY, Article 10
FEMALE SECRESY. Article 17
HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF THE LIFE OF WILLIAM OF WYKEHAM. Article 18
ON THE ABUSES PRACTISED BY MILLERS AND DEALERS IN CORN. Article 22
REFLECTIONS ON HISTORY. Article 24
ON THE POWER OF HABIT. Article 25
SKETCHES OF CELEBRATED CHARACTERS. Article 28
ORIGIN AND HISTORY OF PROMISSORY NOTES AND PAPER CREDIT. Article 34
THE REMOVAL OF THE MONUMENTS OF THE FINE ARTS FROM ITALY TO FRANCE. Article 37
CURIOUS ANECDOTE OF A FRENCH TRAVELLER. Article 38
EXPLANATION OF THE PLATE REPRESENTING A COMPANION OF THE ANCIENT KNIGHTS TEMPLARS, Article 40
ON THE DEGENERATE MANNERS OF THE ATHENIANS. Article 42
REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS. Article 44
LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS. Article 53
POETRY. Article 54
ODE TO FORTITUDE. Article 55
ELEGY, ON MR. MATTHEW WINTERBOTHAM, Article 56
VERSES, Article 57
SONNET. Article 58
THE SIGH AND THE TEAR. Article 58
EPIGRAMS, Article 59
THE CONJUGAL REPARTEE. Article 59
MONTHLY CHRONICLE. Article 60
INTELLIGENCE OF IMPORTANCE Article 62
ARMIES IN ITALY. Article 64
HOME NEWS. Article 66
THE ARTS. Article 66
OBITUARY. Article 68
LIST OF BANKRUPTS. Article 73
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Monthly Chronicle.

XVII . To avoid every dispute between the two Powers , they shall be bound to employ themselves immediately and without delay , in the explanation and developement of the Vllth Article of the treaty of Basle , coriceruieg the frontiers , conformable to the instructions , plans , and memoirs which shall be communicated through the medium of the Plenipotentiaries who negociale the present Treaty . XVIII . England bcingthe only power against which Spain has direct grievances , the preand

sent alliance shall not be executed unless against her during the present War ; jpam shall remain neuter with respect to the other powers armed against tbe Republic . XIX . The ratification of the present treaty shall be exchanged within amonth from the date of its being signed . Pone at St . lldephonso , 2 Fnictidor , ( August 19 ) the 4 th year of the French Republic , one and indivisible . ( Signed ) PF . IIIGNOM " , AXU

THE IMUXCli OF PEACE . The Executive Directory resolves on and signs the present Offensive and Defensive Treaty of Alliance ' with his Catholic Majesty the King of Spain , negcciated in the name of the French Republic by Citizen Dominique Catherine Perignon , General of Division , founded on powers to that effect by a resolution of the Executive Directory , dated 20 Messidor ( September 6 ) , and charged with its instructions . Done at the National Palace of the Executive Directory , the fourth year of

the French Republic , one and indivisible . Conformable to the original . ( Signed-. HEVEILLIEHF . LEPAUX , President , By the Executive Directory LACARDE , Secretary General . This treatv was ratified on the 261 I 1 Fructidor , September 12 , by the Council of Elders .

Intelligence Of Importance

INTELLIGENCE OF IMPORTANCE

FllOM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF SEPT . 6 , 179 6 . DRESDEN , AUGUST 27 . Intelligence has been received here of considerable advantages having been obtained by the united armies of the Archduke Charles and General Warlensleben over that of General Jourdan . These accounts state , that after General Wartensieben left Amberg he

retreated to the left side of the Nab , his main corps opposite to Schwartzenfell , with two different corps besides towards Narbourg and Schwarrdorff , where he remained while General Jourdan ' s army advanced near him on the opposite side of the river , in three divisions , of which he himself commanded the centre . This was about the 20 th or 21 st of August . That the Archduke , after abandoning Donawert , had retired beyond the Lech , and taken a strong position near its confluence with the Danube ; but understanding that , independent of General Jourdan ' s gr < iw ! army in face of General

¦ Wartensieben , another division of tho . French , under General Champione ' , was advancing towards Ratisbon , his Royal Highness , after leaving a strong corps behind the Lech to observe General Moreau , inarched along the Danube with the remainder ( about fortv thousand men ) , and passed that river at Ingols ' adt about the 17 th or 18 th .- —that from thence he advanced by Dietfurt to Teining , where he met the advanced posts of General Chanirionet ' s division , beat them back , and followed them towards Caslel , on the way to Amberg .- . -That by this time General Jourdan took alarm , anil recalled his troops towards Amberg , and in proportion as hs retreated General Wavtensleben advanced . That between

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