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••••••- EMPIRE OF H4rri. PROGRAMMA OF THE CORONATION. ice. OF THE EMPEROR JAQSIES I. trios • RICAN .) PORT AV lataca, 8,111. T. (4.—On the Sth of Otto her all the Troops of the Garrifon, in the bell order poffible. will march under arms to the Champ de Mats at two o'clock, A. M. precikly, and form in fquare battalion. At three o'clock the Members of all the Civil and military authorities. haring affembled in the book of the Commandant General of the Divifipns, will proceed to the Champ de Mars in the following order : Try The PM& Teachers, ceoduetiog • great number .< ihar Th• Aid A bepatetko d the Body of Artibas, preceded by • 3 A Depotarlas of Airicalritriiia, mantled by eve of alb* prin cipal Nimbus Mernb 41. Depatadon of Foreign Cooloserev, provided by ace of its ari. itsbc. A Deputation et National Commerce, preceded by tone of lesabers. - 11. 7 The Welshers of paler and the Mitsifterial Oleen S. The Hun Olken of th e Anay attached to the Divid e r. TM Mors of the Military Marine. la T it. ie Etat Mr.* of the Owe, earateettel with that of the Om ao. The AZailedflaratpre.entl thee to their employ. U. TM Omen' commandins the Dhrffions, aceempealed by ambito Ms*. The P;oceflion mail be preceded and followed by a platoon of Grenadiers, and a detachment of Geese dims Gall litre the way on both fides. Arrived at the Champ de Mars all the drums (hal l beat a March. and the ProceffiOn (hall advance to an Amphitheatre which mall be prepared foe its ufe. The ea ennouncing the nomination of the 44 Em peror," (DassaLtess) Sall be read in a loud and intelligible voice : a difcharge of nsufquetry and of canonry which ball be repeated by all the Forts of thecity, and the Petria in the harbour, ball fucceed the reading of the tea. The Ceremony of the Coronation ball next take *se on a throne, dented in the midi of the Amphi lbelliTer and farrounded by all the Great Officers of the Empire, The Ceremony mall be announced by a Miple dilatant of cannon and marquetry. Mu the ceremony, the troops mail 6k off to the cburch b and form in order of battle. alfb The Proceign, in the order above-tnaktioned,fkall odvasee to the church, where a es Te Dews," in theektiving for th;n memorable day, boll be fang. During the ToDerm, a third difcherge of cannon and anfspretry (hall take place. After the Te Dna", the Proceffion mall return, Aill in the fame order, to the bode of the General of Divitioa. The Fire (tail terminate by a Grand Illumination a all parts of the City. Done at Port-au-Prince the 6th of September, 804, Are year oft independence. The General of DiviSon, (Signed) A. PITION. FRANCE. . PARIS, sy FRIMAIRE, (DEC. a). OHISSAGI TO TIII • aliases s MEW Conliimeiso of the Searbe Melo" appointed Olathe Aft wIAA denim births. meetieses. sod Awes et tits *embers gear lags del Fol Oily Sushi be traskoltwil by am oft of the Uwe.r to the &sate, we have cheesed ow Cacao the Ara- Clesoceller et the Empires.. prelate to Tee the AM which deciere ft birth et /Wawa Charles, bete the tot! of Oehoba, tft, god at Illsoeflese bore tbe ula Odtober. doe. foes of PAelt Laois. sew brother—sod we Melts the Senate w order. embroils to the Ciaftkoden. their traeferlptien into Its 'gi fts, sod se dope& them in its arehives. Theft PtiliCel Win lo bo& the studios( et their father for ear puke, his low for his dodos, sod dot chief fentiment which might to satiate every Prime died to to Id eh a defiles, that of eonfidning the klitelte 'f et the country, and the happinefs et Fran ce . as the foie egsa hb Sh " Otq at the Palace etas TbuiSerics, the lath of December, ISN. (Stood) • if es !Trevor. • The Setnetare of State, (SIVA) • n. a. sister." The laif letters from Valentia inform us of the cx. eention of the embargo ordered to be laid on all Bei. tier veikis and property. There were found there but three fhips of little value. At Bilbua only two have been felted. and it appears that in the other ports, where the flovrnefs with which the meafure was car ried into 'felt gave time to the Englith merchants to adopt precaution, the feizures will net be confider able. It is certain that Am.mga ctLcr pi.ice; nothing was as yet done on this fiii , jeci at St. Andero. At Bilboa they not only impf.icd the embargo, but re-' forted to rigorous meaturcs of an inconfiderable nature, Inch as that of forbidding the Spanifh mer chants to accept or pay bills of exchange drawn from England—a Rep which muff tend more to injure and ruin Spanifh individuals, than to the deti uncut of the nation, with whom we are waging war. This. it mull be added, does not app ear to h ave procee d e d fo much from any general fyliem adopted by Go- vernment, as from tne zeal with which the Judge Commiffary at Bilboa, fe a ts thither on account of the troubles in Bifcay, chute to carry the orders into effeß. At Madrid Britifh fobjeßs have not hither:o been molefled, but it is thought that an order fur their departure from the kingdom, and for the feizure of their property, will be the immediate confequence of the formal declaration of war, which was to have been figned on the 27th of November by his Majelly, aid the publication of which was expeeted every day. The Cossolercia/ Ga-..e11e of the 29th contains a let ter to the Minificr of Finance, acquainting h. m, for the information of the trading intercil, es That the Dey of Algiers has ordered his corfairs to lea. with direetions to bring all veffels laden with grain into hie ports, where the cargoes will be pur ihakd at the current market price of the country I that an imperial 'Oil, althrmah provided wi t h the Grand Seignior's firman, had . ..ern taken and brought into port, and that no doubt can be entertained of the Algetrime corfairs taking pofferron of all veffels freichted vith provifions, and forcing them to fell their cargoes at a very low price. without any regard tu the nation to which they may belong. This ex traordinary condo& is espliin:d in ptivate letters from Algiers, which fir.-. r`.:! a great fearrity of .reu is felt at Algiers, is cuttftt;ulnce of the failure l'.e lab barna " " M•tOLtOl. PROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. Scilispar, DEC. tB.—From Helvoetflnys they write, that on the 15th inft. the Mary, Captain Dip- Han, an Etiglilh three malt veffel, from Demtrara, bound to London, with fugar, coffee, and cotton, was Branded on the Geller. The crew were fared, and made prifoners ; but of the flip and cargo, it is thought that little will be recovered. }fauna, Drc. 7.—The following is an authentic lift of the winter quarters of the Gallo-Batavian army. The Commander in Chief, General Mai roar, has his head-quarters at Amlterdam ; but as he is abfent at Paris, the French General, Vtomot.t.a, is the Commander ad inierna. vita summit TROOPS ARS osAitsitgED. The tsth Regiment of the Line, Infantry, the Fitt Battalion. at Rotterdam, and the Third Battalion at Breda. The ,Both Regiment of the Lbw, Infantry, the Third liattalion, et Bergen.op.Zoom. The mh Regiment of the Line, Infantry, the Firit Battaßoo, at Gonda, and the Third at Utrecht. The lath Begtment of tii• Line, Infantry, the Met Battalion, at Doilburgh, and the Second at Arnbelm. The 92d Regiment of the Line, Intantry, the Fri Battalion, at Grave, =dr= Third at !Orinoco. Atn Th enf e iort. llth Regiment of Light Infantry, t h e S econ d B atta lion, at The fida Regiment of Charms.= holfebaek, at Deventer apd Zwelk. The 6th Regiment of Harare has piquet, at Antfterdam,at thy Hague. at Zutphen, Camino, and Ilofential, to carry "drpatebes, se to ifeertepuriets. The French &dreary la quartered at Geriewitsn, and has Its ,perk in the vidnky. The mime and &paws are at Woman. The map will Stew that the French troop qpartined s, to judge Irani the manner in which they are quartered, kern more in tmdef to watch the Continent, than to min= far Breading z"lboa. TMR AAAAA la' Tioopi—riallT BRAGA*. Hogg Quarto, al Astfterdaaa. The tit BattAßM of Grenutfiers.at Aseerdaa„ , The aft Lama of latooferT, at the Hague. Tito kb oflbflotry, at Amfterdszo. The r .... lefestriot the Helder. The illaahalho of hafaeu•gat Thy et Waldeck kifetairgaad tho gth take of Illoolos loboary,* Geeekagaa. Too lIISCOND Mafia. _ _ Head quarter* se HarbS. Two liaetabens Cireesews. with the tea nod ;ph Ilwasibes at Infantry. at Herbs The totb Ibittailea lefantry, sad tbs Sand DM*. Yibt infamy. at Mbar. ?be at It ilasilse infantry. et Lewis. Tb. I'S itatubse Infantry. at Hader. One heats( Hears. at Asniterdarb One as et Hears se Harks Twe Drupes at &Ws lea c Onwiney /here Artillery at de Four Campsite of ArWilwi. sad d. reuttsierb are 3=reat nit. tubers are Bawls Ptak of Anflitoy is Owed ttte Whew. Thefe are ea& the troops belonging to the united Gallo-Batavian Army, which the Corfican Ufurper has the infolence to call the left wing of the Army of England. Betides the above-mentioned French troops in she Batavian Republic, ten thoufand of them are in Zealand, under the command of Genetal Mousy, and four thourand more are quartered at Helvoet- Buys and Brill, where feveral Officers of General MIIIMOIT'S Staff are ordered during the winter, to prevent the introduftion of Britifb manufaeures, and a angular communication with England. The total number of troops forming this Gallo- Batavian'Army, amount to 35.000 ; of whom 19,000 are Batavians, and t 6,000 Frenchmen. Coarraarinotta, Nnv. I.—lntelligence has been received from Corfu, that the Ruffians have accom ' platted a difembarkation on the coatis of the Morea. Lao nom Nov. ta.—The Archbillop of Pifa has written paftoral letters to the people, in which, ; among other topics, he admoniOses the women to drefs with more decency. This bad fo great an ef fee on the multitude that two ladies, taking a walk with naked bofoms, were roughly handled by the populace. Caro*. Die, t.—A great number of families who have abandoned Gibraltar on account of the yellow fever, take refuge daily on the eoaft of Africa. Atciaas Nov. a t.—The two l ate E ng lifh Corn. mandants Who have appeared before this pint, have reproached the Government of this place with ingra titude towards eke Court of London, which, they fay. has always oppofed the manifett defign of France to deßroy the Regency. To this the Dey, however, has paid no attention. and Rill peril& in his rental to receive the Cnnful he Cent away. or to give up the five Neapolitan and Maltefe vele,' demanded by the Englitb. He alfo pet fills in demanding_ roo,ooo pialires from England. for merchandize feized by the Englifb (hipping laft war. A great number of fa milies have taken refuge here from Gibraltar ;—but the Dey cannot be advifed to take any precautions again* the epidemical diforder, as he is confident that it will attack none but Ctiftians. Brausi, Dcc. to.—Although our King has now two Ambaffadurs at Paris, B 's influence in the deeifions of our Cabinet has greatly diminiffi ed, fine Count fiaticwirz refigned the Miniflerial port-folio. And, in proportion as our former parti ality to the impolitic fyllem of neutrality leffens, our politics approach nearer thole of the Court of St. Petertburgh. The Kelm yeflerday received from the ENttlltoll cf Russia a letter, in which the Ruffian Monarch not only approves of, but thanks his Majefly for the vigour with which he relented the outrage committed upon the independence of the Germanic Empire, by the feizure of Sir CrtOltGE RUMBOLD Immediately after the reading of this letter, the Ruffian Amts dor here was fent for, and had an audience of his Majefly for two hours ; and this morning, Count SCHWERIN, of the Guards, fct out for St. Peterf burgh with an anfwer. The particulars of this cor refpondence cannot yet be known, but it is reported in our Political ar4 Miniflerial Coteries, that At.t r- ANIMA has called on FItEDIIIIC WILLI4I4 to fecond his endeavours to procure fatisfaaion for Bovis 's pall viilence againfl Independent and Neu tral States, and to place a barrier againft his future attempts. Aootber Note is expefted to be preknied to the Diet of Ratillann by the Ruffian and Hanove rims Miniflers, in terms Hill flronger than thole con taiwed in thy Ruffian Note of the 7th of May. This laft loft itseffeft by the pacific decition of our Cabi net; but, on this prefent occafion, its own honour is in quefliun, and we entertain, therefore, little doubt, but the fOzore of the Englilb Agent will next month come trader the ferious difctiffion of the Members the Girman Diet. We know fur certain, that the Swed.l Miniller at Ratifkon is only waiting for Ruffio to hegin to fuppuit 411 its demands Bansixt, sic. is.—On tae 13th imbut IWs couriers pitied throug this city; one from Betlin for Paris ; and one (rpm Paris in the Magee. It is Paid, that the Pruffian Court, hating give/thei yourig Wag of Sweden intim4tiop of its diffatisfaaion at its condaet towards l'rance, is unceafingly occupied with mediation between Ruffin and France, and even between France and gngland. It is added that M. SCHIMad ►ace. has obtained from the Emee ror great advantages for the Batavian Republic, with refpea to its public burdens. Mites, Nov. 30.—Tbe number of deaths at Leg. horn is nearly in the fame proportion every day : On the sad, 9; the 24th, to; and the 25th, to. The number of tick is a little augmented, beeaufe feveral perfons conceal their Woofs for fear of being fent to the hofpital. The inhabitants of the ref olEtrulia, Florenes,andPifa, are exempt from the malady. • LONDON. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IA Sr.ST Dl/1111 w, Durum 17 per Cent Gm Deb. 19 ff. B.Tebnnie—Dablin cc London 110. Dscaelssit SE. Bi • a• As fame of our readers have exprefed a with that we lhould publilh the-searone on which the Judges who thought that theKruo had the right of guardian (hip of his grandchildren dining their father's life, fupported the opinion they gave, we this day iofcrt that of Judge Foavactass. The Report of the Con sirfation or Speeches of the Judges in their chamber is by Forrascus, and certainly is a very bad report; but as he had time to resife and Write out his own opitsioo, be gives that at length. The rat} are !hog and nufatisfaaory. We have received Dutch journals to the date of December 23, from which we have given !bale Ex malign another part pf this Paper. Reports continue to prevail within the circle of French influence, that the King of ?raffia is aaively negociating, not only to prevent a rupture between Raffia and France, but to bring about a reconcilia tion bet*en France and this country. Accounts from Coitaautinaple Rate, that the Rot. fians have sulinelly efferfted a landing in the Mores.— This bas been before raid, and contradiaed. A private letter from Hamburgh, Rates, that Bo ra intended to fet out immediately after Chria mas, to vifit his army on the coati, accompanied by, all thofe apmeroqr military deputies from the army of the line, as well as from the National Guards, in. 'lied to Peri! for his Coronation, and defined to invade this country. They were to carry with them all thofe Itandards and eagles received from Bo- Naraara, and confecrated by the Pore, and which they had. by a voluntary agrownent, forum to plant on the Britith Chore, or to perint in the attempt. A Diplomatic Agent at Hamburgh was informed of thele particulars by one of his countrymen, in the fame capacity at Paris ; wbo added, that at the grand diplomatic audience before Bo xxxxx r s's Corona tion, where, befides all the Members of the Diplo matic Corps, near sou Princes and other foreigners of dillinaion were prefent; the Ufurper, in conver ting with the German Ele&or Archchancellor, laid, loud enough to be heard by all perfans prefent, thofe remarkable words: " Reit allured, that before Ger minal (March 22, 1803), the grand quaint% between France and England will be . decided, either in the cabinet or in the fields and Europe Shall recover its long loft tranquility." According to a private letter from the Hague, of the tflth inflant, the fpirit of difeontent in the Bata vian Republic, againa their French tyrants, has at fall broken out, in ails of violence, in feveral towns and villages. At Amllerdam, Rotterdam, and Bois le Duc, French officers and foldiers, found in the *nets after dark, have been thrown into the canals by the people. Several cf them have been drowned, and when walking out during the day they have met with infu,lts or threat, which they have relent ed with imprifoaments or fines. At Maflandfleigs, (even French foldiers, with a Serjeant on duty in the Corps de Guard on the banks of the Meufe, have difappeared, and are fuppofed to have been thrown into that river by the fithermen of that vil lage, which is reduced to beggary fince the war. A report was current cn the 17th, that as loon as the French troops fhall receive a reinforcement of twenty , thoufand men, laid to be on diet' march from the army on the coaft, the moll perulous cities will be declared in a Rate of liege. Many apprehend that II , in his fury, will proclaim even the whole republic to be under martial law. The Batavian troops, though more numerous than the French, have hi therto remained quiet fpetlatnrs; but an addrefs to them, written in fpiritcd language by runic unknown 'salon, who calls on them to aflift in delivering their country frrm its foreign yoke., has made agreat im prefLon, and feveral duck have been the confequence between than and the French. Gen. Vtunost.a has been obliged to feparate the troops of the two nations, bo:h at Haerlem and Utrecht, by fending them to different quarters. ft is hid, that the Ea:avian Di rellors forced to refign by St isonvit.t.s, have entered a protefl, which this agent of Bo prevented from belts; printed and dill'ibuted. The Spanifla Arnbafrador has not lately received any cl.f e atehes (wen his Court. He (pent his Chritt ir is Day in tt e company of a few Idea f;ictisls with toot. accullusned to &Lei ite. MIRK -L4NE. CORI RICNRIngs ore. ''he Thames navigation being now free from croft, and the h.l.trket having large (applies of Wheat at hand, fales of fine keep up ; but the other qualities, are cheaper, and but ( o w perchefers of grain, in general, at this feafon. Barley if very plentiful, and does not reach lalt price. Malt has beery fale. White Peas are in plenty, as are Beans of each defeription, at lets prices ; and MR prime of Oats are named with a middling fupply—gour ra. *her dccl ines, having a great flock on hand. QENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Waest.pa toos.Acos Par 41". Orei Peak 4s l . Mae Dine, RIM 1141. od. Dem, 441. sot. od, Rye, 545. 584. oL Ticit pkto po 41e. ad . Badey,4oa 45a od. One. $9 l . Was. ) Matt. 741. sou OIL Poke 4 40.1 Fikahcht Waite Peak, 345. doe. ad. Rope /AA to 45L per h 4. PRICE OP PLO ) yk te piny Ica 444 to. Semi itja to Si. VW Of Basae.—The Loan Maroc ye l l Way 421ered the price of bread tp be reduced half an affiscrer ewe penny in the peck loaf, to take place to.roorroar t the guanaco loaf, wheaten, will then be fold for is. id, farthing, and houfehold as. ad. three fetthiellle. His Royal Highgate the Dish o(Yr:ult. and hie Aids de Camp, ends Mr. Gammons, left town oft Sunday mornig telt, to Pals the H.: idays with the Duchefs of Yoas e at °attends ; andq Wnight, her Royal Highest, held in the grand hall at °attends, before dinner, io her legal ftyle of benevolence, her Grand fair, is is enamor' , with Gerco oo oi Outlaw's day. Her R oya l Rishile, harmed a ;portion of her bo% or g s an from the fur , to each of the forty-five female and children whom Ste Ape mts, being the children of the mechanics mid la T touring poor in the vicinity of Oarlands. After this, the children were i n t ro d uce d b y t h e i r Governor tact covernefs in the grand [alma, where they dined ins} very fumptuons man ner . 'Their Royal Highneffea At at the head of the table. Lord Met eouens gave all his tenants yelhirdgy the neighbourhood of Bracket Hall, a largc.portioa of road beef, plumb padding, and exaelleat hoer, &c, • Mr. Pirr and leveret other perfons of eminence in the political world were entertained yefterday b Mr. Lora, at his feat at Brockley Hall. His Excellency the Earl of Morea dined yellarday with General Beer:Nos, in HaderftreCtsCaecilert4l. (quire. Lord Mumse entertained a nultserous party of the Nobility sod Gentry yefterday, at hie - kat at. Wimbledon. /biker Ha/1,••e1t: Cartmel, in Lancafhirs. to • fcene of gaiety at this futon. Lord GeoloalliseaV Caysentsu his Lady, and f am ily. w i t hismunerone party, are t here (pending their Chriantas hi thitrur style of Engliat lutfpitality. Much praile is due to Mr. Gurnee liteirraTlfg Steward of the Naval Hnfpital at Painguln, for thq pretence of mind he difplayed in placing colors in Cook a direftiott us prevented his Mayeftre Stores from getting on the Rocks, and for chart:4e exertions which he made on that occafion. General Gaose has been removed from the Staff of Ireland, and is tinder orders for Gibraltar. The ad Battalion of the 92d Regiment arrived in Dow n op Monday fe'nnight, from Liverpool. Friday the Liverpool Light Hork, under the com mand of Major FA , were reviewed by Major- General Beeson. The Bedford Court Martial, which has foloNt oc cupied the attention of thole who have friends in the regiment, is at left finally difpofed of, and a printed copy of the documents has been received by the gar. rifon at Brillol. It appears that the trial was car ried on with the greatell acrimony, and the Court Teems to have been highly difgufted with the 'tate of the regiment, in confequence of the repeated conten tions between the Colonel and his Officers. We fah join the Kivo's decifion sW hiajefty omitted, with Cormier, the uncommon bulk of the mialtot, and caprctied much conc:rn at its appealing (upon an infpectian), that the extreme protraalou of the trial has. in 4 gran welfare, been occationed by the orernthror owl beilii• or. timperties twarards aub ether which molfelted lifrif almost throughout the whole of the pro ceeding, in a degree very dif graceful to both; in conrcquLace of winch hit Ma l ay, upon a comprehenfive view of the whole bulluefr, as a rneafure highly ne teary teethe upholding of difcipline, good order, and harmony in the Corps. clareeta,--Tion, Pr Avow. Camel Afiwe. sr AO Slfte fertral Defeedaser. Major Masers, C.phsim Gaom, AY., Smith, eel Afealifs., MI Lintrwrt Arstyl r or, DISFLACILD taut% *NM la SFICTIVI SITUATION/ AO Orracct, la rue BEASOILD• 5111al RaOIIIIIIIT or MILITIA. We underltani that the Youso Rooms, accord. ing to the report of his phrfician yesterday, was cer tainly much better. Mr. MARSHALL, of Hart (freer, Bloomibury, is the attendant &now Ind Apo-. tilteAry on Mailer BITTY. /rift, Almartaci.—An Ira Almanack for the next year makes Trinity Term begin on the ill of Yaw , . and end on the aoth of .I.'ay I—Michaelmas Terra is to commence on the 6th of A everirlier, and end on the 28th of afloler ! Poor Retie, among his other " wife taws." at the conclufien of his calendar fur iSos, makes the fol. lowing fage remark : Another year is pared sway— . I ook back ; alas d.t 4. 4 a To which b e a dd s the following y living : exhortati on tosool " So eat and drink, and make rood ellen'. " For Clailimas conics but once a year " Yeflerday the ice was fp thong, thAt the crowd which were on the Peal in Si. James's Park had all the appearance of a fair. We noticed very few of, rank, either there or on the Serpentine River. the hal* vities of Chrifimas engrolfing gemral attention. Among the nunserousAnners on the Serpentine on Monday was a yowl habited in velvet. whole adroitnefs in the art anouithed the gazing fpeßators. She repaired thither about three o'clock. and re mained nearly an hour, d ur i ng w hi ch time the clic: played a proficiency inferior to none. The hum was fo drifted cn Wednefday night, by the high wind at Bexhill. that a number of newly erefied huts there were literally buried. and the mess with; n them very au k wardly imprifoned.till they could be I:berated by a number of their comrade 4 who, with great labour, removed the fleecy covering with ca t reaching tools.