hea THE NATIONAL :tate to her their proposals for putting an end to . the war, The Belligerents have acceded to her offer, and Plenipoten• tiarics have been appointed by Russia, Prussia, and France ; whilst their more di , tant Allies, (heat Britain, Sweden, and Spain and Portugal, the Allies of Russia and Prussia, and Denmark, the Ally of France, are invited also to send Pleni potentiaries to Prague. These Plenipotentiaries are, as we have already said, to state to Austria their different bases of a Treaty of Peace By the Led) of July, the Russian, Prus sian, and Fr( nrh Plenipotentiaries were to arrive at Prague, arid the Armistice, at the request of Austria, was extended:to the both of Atiguq, the six days notice to be dated non, triAt day. But our lienipotentiaries would scarcely have set ow before the loth. DEcr..ltivno N. rtIONI THE COURT OF PKLSSIA OF THE VIEWS AND INTENTION! AL:STItIA 'lO RESTORE VLACE AND THE BALANCE 01 LIIDOPL. •"' (FllOll THE Bi- RUIN GAZETTE, JULY 17.) " Since the 11!lance of Prussia with Russia, the views of the Inn yet i:11 Austrian Court were directed to the restoration of peace and the inttaitee of ratrore, and Majesty the Empet or declared in public notifirations, that he was determined on bringing about a peice, tile conditions of which would ensure its doration. " GI consequence of thcse durations, the Austrian auxiliary corps was recalled trout the French Army, considerable armament , : were Made, awl a respectable number of troops assembled in Holalnia. The , e armaments have WWI) , inere!;seti, and by orgasii,itig the land militia, they have been completed ..nt y tar anxiously con cerned kr the restoration of peace, the Austiian Court i•lied to pothe all eudeavour, with assiqance of the Ambassadors of the 11e:.. itgerent Powers that were to assunbie at Prague, to bring about a recourilin'ion hetween them. ‘• The ennyt has agreed to this proposal, and their .Ma jr,ties the Ktu of Prussia and Emperor of Russia have determin ed liLewise to send Ambassadors to Prague, with directions to at fund with continual and uninterrupted rcgard to the interests of th:ir distant Allies, who are invited to he pat ticipators, and to state the Austrian Cabinet their sentiments on the possibility of tin the foundations for a peace to he hereafter concludid. Hk Majesty the EniFeror of Russia has, for this purpose, ac credited the Privy Councillor, aann 'Von Anslelleu, to his Majesty the Emperor of Austria ; and his irajesty the King of Prussia has Jikuw tiirrished his A!iihassador at the imperial Court, the Aliiiister of State, Baron Von Humboldt, with powers for that purt,:o e. Both these authorised Ministers have immediately kit the head t i n:tilt:is of their Soma . and must have arrived at Prague !y the nth of July, on which day the French Ambassadors aet t• a el% is. to arrive there. The Allied Powers, therefore, remain likewise in this instance tine to their purpose—of losin' n o oppor _ Inuit y of procuring to Europe a just, lasting, and secure peace, for the restoration of which tiny will labour with indefatigable perseverance, and nse, for that impose, all the mcans that Pro vidence has pat into their °tiler to gain the nee( al's time for the negoeiations, 11w Armisti: e is, by request of the Im perial Ambassador extended until the ilia of August, so that the s ix day's notice is not to take plate until alter that day." Private le!ters received from America state, that Sir JAM E;; V£o has succeeded in cutting off 499 Americans on the Lakes The detachment consi.ted of five hunched, and only (me man escaped. It is said that a New York Paper has heed received, eating, that Admiral WARREN had landed three thousand 'nevi on Crane Island, but that he nad met with unexpected opposition, and was compelled to re-embark with considei able lo.ss both in men and stores. Seine American Papers an ived on Tuesday ; they state that the Committee of Ways and Means have opened t heir budget of taxation to et , ngress, and have proposed taxes upon satt, Wine and spit it licences, carriages, s;:les by auction, termed sugar; foreign tonnage, bank notes, and notes of hand, Thete taxes are to meet the sum of .REGisirg R. AUGUSTS. By private advices from the head-quarters of 11Tarqui s WELLINGTON, we learn that Marshal S.OULT has taken th e command of the dispersed French army lately u nder Jou tt - DAN, and is now posted in front of the allies., The enei hr t s force, including the corps under Clause!, is esimated at 50,001) men. In consequence of this, Marquis WE;.L IN ;- I ON haS been obliged to make a halt, and to draw fo , ces from the besiel!iug armies before St. Scha , tian's and Patnpeinna following is given as an accurate view of the positions of the force under Field Marshal the Marquis of ‘'‘' EL L INC3*- TON, at the date of his last advices:—Tile Ist and sth sions:(l?aek's and Biadford's) ale before St. Sebastian's, under -General •GttAlta - st ; -the 7th and light divisions, on the right of the Bidaqsoa liver, yet sti!l within the frontier, and near Lesaco, GittoN is with the Gallician army at It ; LONG. between !run and Lesaco ; the 3d, 4th, and 6th divisiotts are withdrawn from Pampeluna, and marching to Lesaco, to join the Marquis of WELLINGTON : the 2d division, and the Comte LYA MA R ANTE:3 (Silviera's) occupy respeci.ively the two great passes of Roncevallos - and Maya.—the one from Pampeluna to Bayonne, the other from Pampeluna to St. Jean de Pied; OTOS N EL, with the Spanish ai'niv of re serve, still continues to blockade Pampe!una. On the other side, the enemy's force, under Sout a r, is reported to be thus situated :—ilead-quarters at Bayonne ; his line extend , along the Adoura, river, and a small liver which flows into th Adoura, from Ila,onne to Oleton ; his right resting upon the former place, his left on the later; he has also one advanced guard at St. Jean Peat t de Pied, and another at Pue' to de Beira. By the two tiepts which sailed from Portsmouth lately, for Santander, a complete battering train was sent out to Lord WELLINGTON, with two very tine chargers, said to be a present flout the Pit:Ncu RLocNT. Paris Papers to . tho 29th ult. reached town on Monday, but they contained very little intelligence of importance, The opening of the Congress, it is said, was not to be delayed, but nothing specific is stated respecting it, nor is the time mentioned when it was expected to assemble. .Mr. AD• D IN GT ox, nephew of Lola stry , .3ouTil, resided in the neigh bourhood of Prague, but hail not appeared in any public charact , ..r. The Emperor of A usT RI A was at Prague on the 4• h, but returned again to Brandc•rs. BUONAP Awn; took an excursion on the 20th to Lower Lusau and Lubin, and returned to Di estlVn on the 2-2 d. The French Empress arrived at MaNence on the 2.7ith. Genoa' Sr EWA ItT is stated to have gone to Sti elitz, and fir RoBER r WILSON to Pomerania. The Qu EN of had ;Inked at Polotta, town in Lower Hungary. There is not a word in tl . 4 ese papers from the Peninsula. • A mail from Gottenburgh arrived on Friday, with Papers fionitirat city to the 2,01). and Pelersbui7h Gazvites to the 9th ult. The long-intended myelin.; between the Emperor of ResstA king of PEUsSI A, and the Clown Prince of Sw EDEN took place on the loth ult. at Traellenberg, and their con ferences were ( onlinued on the 11th and 12th Lot ct t',ITHCAt,r and Mr. Too aNTos, assisted on the occasion. A rumour is added, that two Austrian Amba-sadors were also present, bat for this report there appears no authority. —The intelligence of the victory of Vitto: is had not reach ed the scene of the conferences, but it was calculated at Gottcnburgh that it would arrive on the I.t.th.—The King of Pausst A had arrived at Ber:in. General BEN NIGSEN has been appointed to an important command in the armies of nms!'ia•--The Russian Papers contain au order of the day, by the new Commander in (Thief, BA RCL AY DE TOL LY, to the Russian armies, which enjoins the superior officers W devote al their attention to the discipline of the troops, and to prepare fur new vieWritts. "T -