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ZINC'S. ' ' 4INATUS CONSULtUM. . . :Anent 'II tia,. 6 45, rare •enc: to tel Pill AL enure. .... . . 4C Sne hathed from the fat ia or Friday. Jane is.) • - trete 0,k14001418 tO the High lelper , al Cam a Greffier • li liacelinattd for We by the Emperor. soy. The Pre dint of the High invert:o collet cap never be • AllSotlead to . be May refrain for legitimate caulks. v • jot, Who High bipedal Court rammer a.l, bat upon the prole -4th,.. of t ** public Stioiftry. In die offences committed by thole whom their .quality renders at to. the imperial Court, if r • complainant, the Put& 41W:try neee ff aray becomes a •• ~ - porti an 4 profeentbr, and proceed+ web regulatedlereafter. • . postale Mira*, ii in like manner a Joint party. and prolocutor . ,iii 00 o 4 inefyitu in orpirty quoin& eon. The Maiiftrato of Safety and the Diregtors of juries are ,litiden to hop, and to faid.:wfrhis Hi& dam to the Attorney '.:oab;Val Inanngillgth the HigilaTroperial Court, all the papers of the F!hair; *Mils Pia olFerwei de, mimic for a reparation of. . ells; Odor from deeps/11y of the palms, or from the title oe acestation.er from the cireutnitances, that the fad is of the Competrney of the Ulgh Imperial Court. The hiagarates of &tatty was(latot otworkhitanditts to collect the proofs and traces of *lll *it& . • . . a an TIC Mbiliersor Conncellors of Stateeharged with any part olhatever of the pine witnioiltration may he denoonced, by the leallatellec Body. litany have given ordcra contrary to the coati. littiotts and laws of the Empire. t r eliri ' Th e tationing paean may iikewife be denounced by the Inly.ho wit t-.. The Captains Genera' of die Colonies, the Woad Prated* the Commandants of the French !habitat. Wthe Colstineot„. the Adminiftratom General, when prevarkate4 or abided their power : the Generals qr who have difobeyed their inftrualwat i the Peeled , of do . who have ken guilty of dilapidation or of coseuifion. ,It . Legiastioa Body in like manner denoilhem the Mini-. Ilaka or Ageuu of she =Amen', when there is. tat the part of the - - -of arbitrary &intim, or ---- 1- . --1, - Pi • 0 . - --- :-..' -0 ' vt. • i . .-.... ilt . •• • lo dut ....,,Z. - .W. • ,- - • iswedit iggs-41.11 40/ - - . -. Jed. -,. - ~._.. ideillit MA or wits peetlitiggitip amp hearogus spew hie deaaadotites. • - 1, - . - t , V erres lit4iAlltddrot 11Aa et. It' lifeline tie Afth-Chasodisp . dor.' thin acre le elude for utileindidi :^-- lineall&CEME- 11 fli dreirChilidler, after brolehata ••••:., MOP Mk , • wail debt A nts the vales of • ' nee. ill al thelligh ltapwlal Cwart, Its agape . " ear Whew II tiesiddideet tali elainpiaitli Made, the Prom . - mot irmulileseirertsidtdelllbimis;tad 'the three Ms- diliallikfialwiteteha Bar. ilwilsiwormlns whether thereto say sarthatifiprawbei : dm idea due* walla t Mid ma • of a* Meninhf as ar mg illgd“ andiere ken as Plow Mr OR MARI the Cranes Melte pea htleiller dike the war, 111001 , illonlidellis tabilhaffib be *y a k refaefarata, nr .w eil=hifinpahabOlana baaata i tha *Woires tbe= 42:Lizrrea. tu ft. hpeed ^el terniissmilihe . ' a 'dellaltlve Itoteue If the air is irk:tat by it. the Public Is bound to tr e icantinue Alrllffisfc6ifelY r. ' 4 • , • ' . •. . .., ...mt.'. la the kiwys4 of the nobs prgratil far in the preceding I',. cod I* libel thaPuldic Ml.lkq thinks dee complaint is he Wastrel , to Melt the ad riseculation within eight to twaniamfmto elk favor to the • Coourdffary, and the Sub ' v _ Jitifillar ."4 Zrirc.".l. l l" 6 "' who " att . "cn,. tgrai......... ist the default of stab aa Dora, I. bard ' 'liana An eitimmaleattoband the report:, • .b easel:Ms Illepleter, or its Depay, Is to tabollt the sdt of seen ' ikkatia aloha Conmaillimere fans the High lenpaid Court. /4104.14 tie Ara Chaseeller of the Envies. vas'Siz from 2 - taco Senators. and by from the elm essatban of the 1 Pthilded tilt the 'Daubers chokn do net concur io judg. -. Aida Wall du Igth impuial Can. nn . twelve CartatilEarlajoketlim there la eittife for a- K Laffro . , 4144.4°. g9"lsl4ooo,"monitnaiiiiffiriornek:Theill":..4.onrefetassdnaProcees'imi, onmat:ttsietacoo:ta...whtreLerftatry.cemattawnfetwtohtteaubilh.etirei,gt. digielltaloneti SIWI pionoonees dehnitively. ,111N14140 ISA imporiel Cosh menet lodge, ordt-fs It be Wm • P,,,=l:ascorshbor of • Buy weenhern Teo of abs whole of the mi tit eallid to cosapofek may be challenged perraip. Wit:* a refd. Mulsco by tbe•public party : the decree Is • . lie slairate enejerire of vow. 74 1 1411 e Meal Ng festeste whe plate In public: etre The arenteddam Counfet; If they pretest Rohe. the Arch Chamomile, ofshe Empire Om them, ot yllsis. .130..21k Mgt imp...tlal Court can only pronounce penalties =hp the Prod Cods--.it pronounces, if there is rule, the don as damps and civil katereft. t . Wheo it sneaks, it eon place that who we ebfoleed uoder the or at dot dif.wfal. of the ILO Police of the State, far the time U determines. z3s. The decrees Weed by the High Imperial Court are not lob anittorl to way rendomaa-Tbole which pyoueance a condemnation so um afibltime or 40,11111414006 paial•y. cannot be executed but when they boa ban Agra/ by the Emperor. 143; 4 par* Lahr Smottst C,sfidtarts contains the furphis of the nOtiow mhabint a the orsaolsatiun and openition tat the High fippeeig Gram Tura& 1te...-0t TNI JUDICIARY 010511. ape. The Memel to of the Counsof luftwe are entitled decrees. 1 35. Thie.Ptabletes of tho Court of etdation, of the Court of ..nz.zdi and of Ctimin 11 lailier, therpoied for ale by the Ens ;wear, and may be eboren without Courts ova which they are ' he* Paiir• gip. The Tribune of Cafelon takes the &lamination of Court o ' Oaratiou t the Tribunal of Appals that of Cain of Appeals; toe Criminal Tribunal that of Chat 43( Criminal Junket the Pre• ... Mint ei Me Court of Zalfation and that of the Court of Apprab . elwirlod into Witco% take the titic DI Firlt • rrendents i the Vice • Walden° that. of PreLidents : the Commit.: 1,8 of Gtvtrn :tient loutoo6ies to the Court of Castro, to the Coats of Aeal, and to the Coast of Cs imlual bilee, teL the title of imperial Ague . al so Gourd ; the Commie - aria of Ciournmeat belonging to the Tamale. tate the title of Imperial Anomie.. Tilts it. -Of YIIII PRneIt:LGIATI^N. • . The Eanreor ca,fee en be laird and promulgated the Or ajj li &meat Cs... the dream Co./Wm, the Adis of the Senate, tot tars: the (Ares* &saw C /Wm. she /Awes , Pa, and Ow t. e. a s the Senate, ere renamigeted al the let. ft on te the ttnth I'M i .postal( their mama. dal i. a There are Dade two Mei& copies of each of the Atli I iik led la tic poted.U , g article. Bosh are Gent dby theDm- D. , *• melted by oue at the 'fltularies of the Urea'. Viemaiii 4, LF.'''. 5 *ding to their tights l'd at 0W . ..W0% merited •inz: .1 I.y . .. en CO .^, a,• .••T. anti tiro beluitter of futtt:c, aura i..aied vii:]l- . ~,,tl, 4 i.f te. i-i•i.4c, islow; • deasistia• at y ilmi e jeff•arim of arbitrary . drontio, or ottdoltdoe of die Ilhat 4 refs Ss) Thedrouselodos of lhoLogliktlve Body clabsVhe deenred, US the demood at ibo Too ate, and upon thilatthimadoo eljdo el As ]ad,. who required 'saw Cow- who; to order to get by abtibio. alli twin ..° g tbeat to draw apthe at . i, aI. both Oda. this arsoilithidaw me& he mods in .he orf=liot Mil iltetwodlit of tho Tettoviate, Ilt Ote tol Mb LuNksita 'Ws; Sithidliwited antic otta. arel=iiir of bow aim* with - ' air she awaimOlabaLeentlown • tiocoato ' . - • - -., 1 : it ibitowilltiar et Statalbosiiiiii. does . aye wow . al taws* thoebabel • IbW s :: 1, • ...Alt - Malllol4.4.*Obe ~ "4, fal i = - aka is t • as* of • '' ' ' , • ' 1 4 11111 "0 104 4 alliairill ** l ilia di 141111 VAC . . • coppeika la do dawroliao io dr ratbroadow. slab Saws ...** 118 ."„ . ia b f k lit * . 0,, , ~ etwunt.r,-aiJi--) 1 j'eflia'tailioll • r i i. T e', id alttbd' r o.l‘ !.4!" ~, ••,`. 4.•• : ii r --41 . 4 40P 1 P i l f 11 4 01=2„....: - ' dieVaawasi Plikat, of um ante of litivhilliewoow Wend rya Coodowtt, of the .16 , -' firileastadatb of dilobaiiisee teak yaw- ot Omni** 7 '=•61.44001000M41* lAA& hove hawybas to them; the -a_ . . _ _IS Mildiwei at thoJadhos- are alia dowwwwd . • ;h. Onk,of Ake copier U deported le the trles gist and the other is delivered to the archives of the bl e mad • ;.v. front width 'head b Mrstamed. ao•The Promulgation is in chafe temp hLthatlhriNhin sane of• the Wmperor) by,the imam of Goo ant the Cowalhatierf the Republic, natters* of the Preach , to all prefeut and pipe, Greeting t' The Sonate, afteahavlng beard McGraw's oldie Conn eft of Stater ha,' decreed or a aided, and we order, what fonemme (Anti if the momulgetioalkof a law) the Legilletitto body has w e ed, t he (th , date) the following decree eanfonnalbly to the propoStion made in the name of the Emperor. and dtcr having heard the Orgen of the Connell of State and of dm Seddon of the Tribunate, the We order and eueamsad that the prtfent. Ceded with the Seal of the State, Inferred ha tie Bulimia of the laws, (hall be addreffed to the Courts, to the Tribunals, and to the Adminiltrative Authorities, that they may ohferve theta and caufe them to be obfereed ; and the Grand judge htlivilter of 'take le charged to take heed that the fame be duly publiOtd. 141. The executive COODO of judgments are draws up thaa of —P N. (tic Chrifilan name of the Emperor) by the Grace God and the Cooditutiono of the Republic,Emperor of the french, to all prefect and to come, Greeting The Court of cc the Tribunal "f --- (if it is a'l ribonal of the Ilrft inflame) has awarded the following judgment : —.(Hers copy the decree or the judgment.)—We order and command. all IlMjScrs spoil this • requiGtion to put the laid . tedginent in execution ; Otte Attendee- General, and our Anomie. belonging to the Tribunate of the ildt b.:Rance, to take heed that the fame be duly performed ; and an Commandants and Ogden of the Pablie FOR!, to give aid and t AT:Rance to the Lame, when legady respired. In wituds „ whereof ' the pedant jot/totem has been betted by the Pi the Court or of the Tribunal, and by the Geiser. TITLE XVI.••-AND LAST. tea. The following propolition &all be prefented for tbe w eer:ration of the people, In the forms determined by the decree of the anti Boreal, year sot.," She peeve wire have the briperial dignity hereditary in the dire& natural,legitimate. laud adoptive defeendants of Napoleon Bonaparte, and In the dircd, natural, and legitimate defeendanta of Jorepis Bonaparte and of Louis Bonaparte, in the manner regulated by the Strada Snwrio Cal/4- We of Mead* Aortal, year is." (Silided Ca Manna es, Second Coast trelldent. MOLAR!) DL GALLES,joaltrn COILPIUDIT, See. Seen and fated, the Cluineellor the Senate. • (Signed) 1-ArLact. We order and command, that there prefents, reeled with the (cal of the State, inferted in the Bulletin of the Laws. MA be addreffed to the Courts, to dm Tribunals and to the Adminiltrative Authorities, that they may infcribe them in iblir regifters, may obferre them, and cattle them to be °blared ; and the Grand Judge Minifter of Juftice is charged to take heed that the fame Lc duly executed. • lr Given at the Palace of St. Clod, the silds Floret!, year 12, the felt year of our reign. (Sidra) WATOLSON. frees by us, Arch Chancellor eche Empire, tagged) CALIBACE*III. • By the Ernperor, the Secretaey of State, (Signed) "moat a B. MAILST. The Grand Judge, Matter or Judice, aaard ea. , . - PARIS. JUNE 9. for the Sri time fince the Chrillian Religion was introdeced Into France, two • Proteftant Miniders 'hake been infialled at Marfeilles, in the prefence of listrefea and the Condituted Authorities, together Aid% alt the Protaants of that town. The Psefsa pronounced an appropriate fpetch. The Extraordinary Military Commillion of the Department of the Outre-Po, has lately condemned fifty-five perfons to death, sallies, imprifonments, or other penalties ; tonvitied of having infringed the law concerning confcriptions, either by favouring the defection of the confcripts, by concealing them, or by forging certificates of health, difeafe, or fervice, tic. &C. According to an Imperial Patent of the 38th ult. the Provincual Militia of Tyrol cannot in future ex ceed so.ooo men. The regiments of the line will, by this political meafure, gain an increafe of feveral . . thenfand men. The commiffions of Sayan, charged by Gorern ment to infpce and execute the official publication concerning Egypt, has fent a report to the Minider of the Interior, informing him how far the different parts compofing it, are advanced. The engravings amount already to too, of which 47 reprefent tome antient monument of the Egyptians ; 17 reprefent modern monuments; 8 are relative to the Arts known in Egypt ; and sli reprefent objects of Natural Hiltoty. Betides there engravings, which are entirely finifhed, tfio others are begun. The Drawings of the Temples. of the Palaces, and of the Graves, are not the only curious difcoverits concerning the Egyptian antiquities. A number of flatus, idol., and amulets, are lsefides engraving. Different mar ten are now bay engraving the Papyrus found in graves, under the cover of Mummies.—( journal de Par:). The order of the Grand Judge, not to permit any French citizen to enter France without a pars figned by him, has curled a great deal of inconvenience and expencc to our merchants and manta:enters, who have fiervented the lute fairs of Franckfort and Leipzig. Near three thoufand of them are waiting on our different frontiers to obtain their pares, from which their commercial affairs Coffer as much as their purfes. Among others, nine hundred Lyoncfe ma rinfaanrers are detained at Franckfort, Manhelm, Offenheim, I3lle, Laufanne, and other places. (Go stair It Fraser.) fhe trouble to procure Innis, and the inconveni ence of the wing . them every league, have one advan tage, that of bunging large films of money into our treafury for the damps upon which the paths are written. We have heard from good authority, that, according to the regifters kept by the Grand Judge, fix millions three hundred and ninety-three piles have been delivered all over France to individuals of both fixes, fine the difeovery of the late confpiracy only : a clear proof that the prerent refiraints and difficulqes in travelling do not hinder our countrymen from moving shoot Ve onotivoir) either for their pleafure or for their aff.urs.—(josowal de Paris.' • The MarelhAl of the Empire, Molar, Governor of Paris, gave lately, at his country honk at Villiers, a fplandid entertainment, which was attended by the Prefidents of the Senate, of the Legiflative Body and of the Tribunate, all the Marefhals of the Empire, with the Generals, Colonels, and fuperior Officers of the Staff and Garrifim of Paris ; the heft& of the Department of the Seine, and the twelve Mayors of this City. The firft toga was given by the Prefident of the Senate—"Tohis Majetly Emperor Na roc son ;" which was received by at pci lons pt-tent with the gr caned enthritiafai. The fecund t , .aft, given by Mare mai kleiricay, }as—" Her Imperial hiniclly Joss rl4l,lf ." Which was drank in the (sine manner as the fir R. Ali the fneceeding toafts being in the fame fpirir. formed a union of willres for the glory, prof. }',each and hii;pirets of the illuarious Chief of the I , ,ench Empire and his wipe family. This leaf, er.rii.g w irr , ri Marellial Ni.. it A T did honours with that i - a,,iit sr and thole n•rhle wan! era w rich dr (lingua all his aclions., was very brilliant .—(looral dc Peril.) , • t• ~ : . A a .... The iseratary Prinecte .nf ?mit Arad Tactile *- rived at fitutgard on a vilit to hef Royal Highnefs' the Elearefs of Wirtpintierg, where the ii*ntls to pats fame few *mks. The reigning Prince of Furflenberg. Ciiiaras Joec ii im, died of an apoplexy on tisk a 7 th of laa m onth; at Donaufchingen , aged 33. - His fucceffor is Prince Cistaiss Eons, Cm of the Prince of Fur ftenberg, who, when a General in the Aulltian ter , vice. was killed by the French during the carpets Ltif t. 7,99. This Prince being only eight years of age, she principality will, until his minority, remain un- I der' the adminifiration of Joacmie Ectos Furtlen beig, father-in-law to the deceafed. According to the ha letters from America, Des. settees has declared to a kind of Englith agent, ac credited by` him, that he is greatly inclined to give the preference to the Proteftant rather than to the Roman Catholic Religion.--(Gacctie de France.) According to an article from the frontiers of Tor bay, Wetted in the Gazette Utsiverfar, the Auftrian Commander in Sclavonia, Baron de Gss tests, has obtained penniffion from the Emperor his Sovereign, to interpofe his mediation between the infurgent Suiten, and the Turkifts keys, as has often been desaandeld by the Pomba of Belgrade. The fame Ge oids fan that the capitulation of the Fort Schebatz mac concluded in the pretence of the Auarian Co lonel, Sroicitzvicp. The articles were agreed on and figned by Mosta AG/tithe Coinmandast et - the place, and the Waiwode, jatiVIII6TIVANOTICHI,4Or plenipotentiary of the inforgents. , • ' • Letters from Conftantinople of a rasa date, sea-' ji lt= rion; that Citizen Joliette who accompanied 80. . . _„. 1 IMPAITt, as interpreter, . ypt, is emveo in the ITarkills capital with ale the Einperek' foe i dle Sultan, which he is rideved to deliver into the t iloyereiga's own haieds,and will, therefore, loon have ,a private audience. As Jouster 'peaks Turkifb as diell as French, it is to be hOpcelthet he will tm able to enlighten the mind Of the Grand Seignior, with 'regard to the Werth ofThrtien is its pretint cit. eumaances and, by is, pastor the dangerous plots of Englan d tbe_tatsup Pr i ce Ci ernfdr.e. r•—( jounial it "'wit.), .. ,„. , • mom Ythr'r , iiitp,,fitastßs. . t Faercerorr, Mat Vtf-L tiaione has hitherto bee* able to affign a ration fat resent Anttrian regiments being fern to Dalmatia. According to the public of the Republic of Raguia to, taq•States of his Imperial -1 Majefty, and it is &id, that tbe principal citizens of Ragufa have declared in favour of this incorporation. - -The recent eircumftances of Europe hand made many petty Ilates (enable of the nentestp. af- their. being united to a great empire. ... ~,it 4, , A ye ail which errivesk at Nelda fiopar.orfnon the tsth intl. Rates, that variDuafaukary arrangements, the object of which la autumns, are soaking is that Wand. iRocERANGso. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURBDAIf, Cnanfel were brawl In eonthseation, and at email:ridge= rektive to a Writ of Error, Loom v. DrawfarS, Gibbs and Parke on behalf alike ilefrodents...The finder *m int .catino of the cafe was dekrrod till teasnorrow. The joie attended on the °coition. The Bills upon the Table were forwarded In their refpekive Eases. • - nig delivery of Judgment es tbe Aseleireks Hes v. ' , Adel. wee pollyoned MI Monday; and dotards, *lf the tweber confider scion of the claim to the Zonehe Naar, whirl Rood far to-mor row, was We-barged. and reamed for.Meaday nat. ---- - - - 101101 FOX. Lord C A RLETON preknted a Petiticrn from Luke Fox. Efq. one of his Majetly'e Judges of the Court of Common Pleas in Ireland. . [ltwill be recolleßed that tome time finer a Petition from Mr. Hart of Londonderry, was prefented by a Noble Marquis (Abercorn) charging Judge Fox with improper conduit in his judicial ea(+aCity. That Pe , tion was ordered to lie on the Table.) ' The Noble Lord, after Elating the principal heads of Judge Fox's Petitioo,moved that the Clerk do read' it. The Clerk read it. It went to Rate that he (Judge Fox) had learnt from the puiviic newtpapers that charges of grate mifeondua, Re. had been committed by ham while on the Northern Circidt, which charges were contained in a Petition from a perfou of the name of Hart, and which Petition and charges were Rated by an Honourable Member of this houfe inhi. place ; that being extremely furprifed at huh un founded charges. the precife nature of which he was at a lots to conceive, further than what lie had been informed, he was anxious to vindicate his charaCter, and had accordingly applied to the Lord Lieutenant for permiffioa to come over to England to repel them. Having arrived is Loudon,' he was given to under. &and that he could not procure a copy of Mr. H.'s Petition without the awes permilfion of the Houle. and it being neeeliary that he thould learn the fpccific charges•alledged againll him in order to prepare his" defence, he hoped their Lordlhips would order him a copy of the Paid Petition.—He was alto informed that the Noble Lord who prefented the Petition bad given notice that he would follow the Petition up bg fome motion ; he withed to be prepared for his de fence, and whenever that period (boat arrive, he was fatisfied he fhould *RAM his innocence in the clear ed point of view. He culled that period was not far diftant, efpecially as the duties of hi. judicial Ration would require his pretence in Ireland. Lord V &count CARLETON obterved, it was his intention to take advantage of the full attendance which was expelled on Monday, to make a motion, founded on the allegations of the petition. The Earl of LIMERICK thought the cafe of the Learned Judge rather a hard one, in his having re ceived no notice of the proceeding in quehion, though the fads to which the petition adverted, were alledged to have taken place about nine mouths be. fore. Of the fads Rated he knew nothing ; but be felt it was a principle with that Houle. in its waif:. dons and juflice, to deem every man innocent until he fhould be proved guilty. He confidered the prayer of the petition as perfectly fair and reafonable, and he Idoubted not their LordOsips' difpofition to accede to it. Lord MULGRAVE recalled to their Lordfhips' recollettion the very important bufmcfs intcnded for dircuMon on Monday, and deprecated Any difcuffion which may take op their Lordillips' time on that day. As to the prayer of the petition, he thought it fo fair and reafonable, that it might be at "ace acceded to. Under that improliGon, he moved thAt a copy of the pc titiun, at prayed fur, lee furnilhed :o Ma. Jultics Upon this die gullies was immediately putt and it was ordered accordingly. • The Earl of CAMDEN obfers ed. tl sr as the I prints of the Additional Defence Bill were up( n the Table, be thould now ranee. that the faid Bill be read a fecond time on Monday neate.—Ordered.—Ad , journed till tomorrow. - - HOUSE OP COMMONL The SPEAKER. at four o'cloet4rorowied to mutt the Heide, but there bib" con thirty-deg Maibstrit Patent, tie Houk was coototooodl Aodorod to bo wii o Oo l ol an to- marrow. LONDON. FRIDAY. JUNE St" PRICE OF =cgs THIS DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK s Cali for ply 5414-.Rilioced 55 531....0t0b10ta 30. . Bub. we 4c.to 3s. dif...-ShateAtte. 3146. • PRICE OF !MOCKS TISTEIDAY i Beak Stack 133 k kikollosili 30, /If. 3 per C& Re d. HI felar ti lr e.. Can• S4f pa . Cent Atm fist 91^ , 4 Per Ccnt.7 2 411 ? &per OW. SO 3 per Com Navy Int ( "I. MIN 4L P. a. die 5 Per Cent- 1 797 ',Sit Otabloot 44.1 prem. • Loos Ann. i 6 546 Cla. for &cc. 314 India Stock, Oat Itubcist, June t 5.--3 pc Cut. Goy. Deb. DI. Courts of Factiaoic—Dubl a so Load= it. We have received - Dutch papers to die . 13th, and we hays teen Come private letters from Holland of the tacit . and :oh irritant. The news they bring fiPM, ',rime is not of a later deft than the Paris inoanalelhefore received._ Sir,e .ant, therefore, Rill ig. ' wriurtsrdie fate of the pretended confpirators: the fdenwing article, however, tirpklt itsiven in the Harm Colirii4e-41 lion from saris, • is NI of notice : 4 lpoiejoarnala are Rill filled rid% the examinations ofulmeintarfed, which are arlpfAtirscient importance to bi . siren at length, Strilt-asie trkafting the evi denci * incurs which theY pre before ; others • fay i ttrii lisieportst6ereof have bemfallif,ul. What de ..., . Lamaism:wet attention is, that the t} 0 lOC TO U $ ipta 2. , tors; who crowd upon each other in the Court, have permed to applaud, by clapping of hands when Cc, "Mal bloatau made bis defence.: 'The rook of 'the public farour (fence he is eileenied, to blithe reftOrer of peace. by his former. exploits), are by no means equivocal. The guards, at the entrance of the ball, have been:doubled, and a menace of arreft it held oat coeval fpetftator, who dual henceforth prefume to fbew any lign of approbation. Befides, the curious are no longer admitted in,fuch crowds." It is Rand in one of the Dutch papers, that the Ruffian Court has need a feparate note to be de livered to the Bataviao Governasent, refpeeing the' fat events in Baden ; and thit, according to various rbilorts, it Ibould teem that fiace March, there have, been in reality more than common preparations mak. 1, ing in Ruffle, particularly in the dock-yards of, Archangel; Revel, and Peterthergh. A letter of the 1 sth init. from Rotterdam, mars:. tions orders having been received in Holland. for the : March or - a part of the French army towards Harm: , ver. in confequenee, as rumour Rated, of the hoftiln: appearance of tbingi in the North of Germany. A private Letter from the Hague of Jane 14, (aye t — 0 Forgeries are now the order of the day with chi French Esteems*, and his Imperial Counfellers.--:! Forged Eriglial pares, and counterfeited Bank dot = lars, save fueceeded forged Bank Notes, forged cor nefpondence, arid guineas of bate metal. One of our • exclutive patAots was, laft week, taken up at Am (Leedom for offering bad dollars. Upon him was -found IL pars of Lord HAVIRIIIIURY, which, upon . enunciation, be acknowledged to have received at TALLtYRAND ' S office, from one of TasLarestin'i re: cretaries. and that he intended to go user to Eng land with the,bad dollars, which be bad tern pertained to buy of a perfon of the mint at Bruffels. Having fpent there more money than he expeled, he was under the neceffity of offering in Holland tome dollars, deftined otherwife (=hind, for England.— Claiming the acquaintance of the French Imperial Ambaffador here, the municipality of Amacrdam informed his Excellency of the fitustion of his/tromp, who ordered him to be releafed. that he may conti nue his journey to Etnbden or Hamburgh." It is rumoured in Holland, that the Emperor of the French meditates the reftoration of the office of Stadtholder. The thing is certainly not improbable. In fart, DONA AAAAA , to be confident, mull now la bour to deftroy all the new republics eftabliffied by the progref. of the French Revolution. Yelerday morning his MAJaSTY, accompanied by the Dukes of CUMBIRLAND and Canaan:am the Princeßes Rosins and AMELIA, attended by Lady J. Tuvalu, General GARTH, and Mr. Gaavissr, took an airing on horichack in the neighbourhood of Great Ealing. Her MAJESTY and the Piincefs Est:aura followed in a fociable. The Royal Party called at bird GALLOWAT'S, and viewed the gar den and pleafure grounds. Yeßerday at two o'clock a Cabinet Council was held at Letrd HARROWB Office. in Downing.ilreet, which ended about four in die afternoon; there were prefent the CHANCELLOR of the F.:leastwise. Duke of MONTROSE, Earls CAMDS N. CH ATH AM. and WIER. INOILL•AO, Vikount MELTS Llt t and Lords HAaanw'• ay. HAIRRFSBURY, CAS ast,and Musciaave. Irdlerday cErparchrs were received from Admiral CORNWALLIS, oti La ca, %%Lich (late, 014 the ILL us- TaSOVS, of 74 gong, Copt. Sir Crias. H•asir.r.or, had joined the Acct on the 15th intl. Sir Sinai v S:4l ill arrived in town yeßerday even ing, from Dover. The Ea,' of Morita arrived in t"% 1 1 ,11 Te 4 rrufay Ahont noon. Ills Loiddhip is at bra houfe is Sr. james's-plexe. Ca dii Ca 111