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Interesting Document. "MoN;ssErit M,x Bxtormxpt,-ii.e Duke of Vizrziz nforuis me, Ihit 3nur mnperial ilaj,icty wished P.; peRce wyith Sr.eden, and that you Lave pbtaired tli' advatIages *thiirb youi ?esirrd. Vi11 y.ur Mf2esty pcr- mit me to congratulate'ykil upon the svent " Tlie negociations oF Altenbtirglh have beep tranTi ferred t. Vienr.a. Prince Jol2ri of Licliteisiein conduct- thiemn with .M1. De Clharnignv, end I expect I shiall sre.r be able to inform your ;I;.jesty of peacc bring con- cluded with Austria. Vou will eec by the treaty, t}.at ronf,irmabl - to yoar wishes, the Ereater part of Gal. licia will not chrige mnasterf, ind tbat I have mananem *our interests as you woa'ld 1iavx -done yourseir, conmi liating every tin,ng v:itb tvhat honour rcquired of n:e I'he prosperity and welfare of the Ducl;y oSf Wursav% require that it shrould pc.sesar the favouralble r?gares i your Ie ty and your Majesty's subjects mnay rest as sured that, in. no tase, :;or under any circumstances, 1 :v thev to cxpect any pruteetioli f.:unj nip I liave g'.ven Austria the rnost advantageous peact that sbe could ztpe et. S;le only, loses SaltzbirSg, aelc a nmere tni:c an the side of the lInn. Slhe eedti nobtijig in Buhinmia. !)n the side of Iteuy she cede .oniv wlat is indispensable for ray Coninsnili.atin witli Dalmatia. 'I'lhe Au6trian 147onarcLy, thvcreR,r. remlains entire. fihiis is the second experiment \.1I c! i liave been ,6ifling to niake. I have used t.lwvarl: ber a moderation wvljich sle hud no right to expect. Ir :his I hope I haae done wThat is gratifyingtc. ^.urMai,sty I I sCndyour NajestythetEngliAh Jurllost: criVird i7ou will there see, that thc English :Mlinisters axe fighlt ing with ealch other ; that there is a revoluti.n in thr Ministry, and thlat ail is perfcct anarcbh. T'e folk inl absurdity of that Cabivtet are beyond descriptiOn. Tbey have recenitly occasioned the destruction ,f fr.,n 25 to 30,000 aten in the niost horrible country 3n Diht ivorld ; it would havc been just as well to have thrown tdlenl into the Sca ; so pestilential are the mairshcs ol XValclieren ! In Spain they have lost a very consideratb uniber of Tacm. General Wellesley hbs hatd the extre::' mprverence to ComrmLit himself in tl:e hleart of Spaiin with 30,000 men, baving on shis fl orks thre, erruies, cienisling of 90 batt;lioVns, and from 4t 10 50 eq:!udrons, whilst 2:e 2-ad in 2'is front tlie arml :i ininrided by tLe King, which was of equal force. 1 is dffiru)t to conrrive 8ucT :n act f prestunitirn. It re(mxins it presenL to be nscertain wh.vhn are t) sSCCer( - Lhe late ZiUnistry. ' lie L'liited States are o' ti:e wornt ternis .witl, F'.agiand, and serm distposed, sincerely an.d 5Sriously, approimniate ta) ur svrtcl??n. I pray G..d, Miornsicur niv LiotLer, to have yuu iin his hlighi and lwly keeping. ?$Sch,csibruwi, 0.. .50459U9" (Sig;:td) " ;AI'OLE(tN. IXTrIzEs7IKG DOCUmiTh'2. o PY, P^? A U'TER FROM A.O!ON'AXARTE TO TIlE FIv?E.RlOR .C F RSIA.
