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FRANCE. 4PLOREAL, rich YEAR (APRIL CO. 'TAR OF TN& MARINE AND COLONIIS TO THI At paazzCzz AND TO TN! COMMISSARY GE op MARINA AT ANTWIRP. • ramparts. Citizen Prefeet, which oar enem;es leave it order to obtain intelligence from the ports of the and to procure' Information of the Rate of sue meri ts well uof its movements. I have juR received io :a new manectivre, which they prodire, the effects of seceffary to guard again& There are few neutral vet- Or the ports of France, which, on the eve of nutrias, . and vifitcd by Englik cruizers. The object of there ,unit to learn the deßination and cargo of the kips, but that thde viEtlog vet& Arnett always take one or more v out of each attend. which they replete by an equal (pies, whore continuance In the port hits as long as kip. HOWSEIT great the plecautions may have been as have hitherto prsfcribcd relative to neutrals admitted ports, it is poilble they may not be fufficient to fruftrate "teruvre, and therefore for this purr& you muR ufe the • niesnaa:—You will recommend that a very rigorous o kill be made of the crews of all neutrals which may the ports of your diftria ; and if from this vifit k ,rusk that any Englifhman or other fufpicions perfon is beard, be mutt be inpmedially invited, as well as the crew: they mug be reparately interrogated. and with ikon necefary to the difcovery of the truth. Should of a neutral 'Wei be eonvieted of having received on introduced into France men feat from Englilh cruisers, having made (nth declaration on his arrival, he will be san accomplicedVokaige, and his veal wattikated. In t no pretext of ignorance may be alleged by the neutrals the rigeor of there arrangements, it la defirzble that receive the utmoft pablicity. (Signed) Ditties. APRIL sy. 'arms, nominated by the PORTA to reticle at As received at Boulac with dernonftrations of which deceired him fo much as to make him 14 vigilance. Scarcely had he entered a tent for him by a Bey, when he received an in to repair to Belbeis, and he fet out that night ekort of Marnelonts ; when he arrived at village of Coraim, ELTSIT Bar, with a party of MiuDelouks, entered his tent and marscred him whole lithe without pity. ELTRY Bar is the ' arrived from London laden with gold, and with inflruftions from the Englilh Govern- Is, the Adjona of the General Staff at Ne. pablifised a tray on the neceBity of reader- Confular authority hereditary. c city of Lyons, and the whole department of Rhos. and Loire, have fent an addl.& to the Consul., by a deputation, in which they fay, . the wins of so millions of Frenchnsen to find means to render France happy, and to frufirate attempts of faaions ; and this mans is (fay to render the firff mamittracy permanent in a family, seed , confequently, in the family of him invelle'd with it." . privy council, which failed feversl hours, has again been held at St. Cloud. Commend Massey is very comfortably lodged in piton, and his wife is permitted to riGt him in • pretence of the guard. The report that the Toulon fleet had been fees off s is mach doubted ; the Idesthinw makes no of it. number of perfons were lately arreffed in La , oa fufpachm of having favoured the land . fosse Engligs (pies ; but they have been fet at liberty, it appearing that there were no grounds for frafpicioo. 'ey write from St. Peteriburgh, that the nuptials Grand Duchefs MAMA, favourite lifter to his I Majefty, with the Hereditary Prince of Ternar, are fixed for the sad of the old The is the name's day both of the Emprefs sad of the Grand Duchefs the bride, and day that the Hereditary Prince of Sate arrived lag year at Peterhof, where the Court then refided, to celebrate the iy of the Emprefs Dowager. Great pre are now making for the fedivities, which continued for ten days. The marriage cc. is to be performed in the imperial Chapel Peterhoff. refpettive frontiers between Sweden and . are now to be arranged during this Sum according to the frontier Treaty of 1751, and motion of 1795. The offer of mediation the FIUT CONSUL on this occafion has been by the two Northern Courts.—( Le Clef du kleftrefs of Bavaria is arrited at Carlfruhe on c adieu to the King and Queen of Sweden. trench engineers lent by the Filter Comm:. *acme& map of Hanover, and to point out be& military politica% require three years to • this undertaking. FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. .OGNI, API L z 5 here yefterday a 64 (hips of different fizes, which failed tonfieur on the agd, under the command of 12111.111. Its jundion was effeCted in fight enemy. __au., Aram 21..—An EnglA cutter, of 12 haying (truck on a rock near the harbour of was got off again, but loon after funk.— Caved thernfelves in a filhing boat, and took the ilk, of Glenant, where they were made by Come pinnaces from Concarneau. in, APRIL zr.—A military Commiffion, af ay order of the Vice Admiral on board the tut., on the 25d of Germinal tali, condemned , purfuant to the laws of Augua 22, 1-,3, lrumaire, rear 5, two mariners named , born at Mentone, 24 years old, and Jean iue Chappe, a native of Porto Ferrajo, 27 who were taken on board the Engli(h pri i2a, by the corvette la Fauvette, and con. having ferved on board the enemy's Chips, ing arms againil die Republic. tins, Aram 20.—We learn that the Eng. kers, Meirs. DRILL and SPENCIII SMITH, a meeting in a (mall town on the frontiers circle of Franconia. It is Paid, that a very eise took place between them ; and that they remain in Franconia iampito, until they received orders from their Court. Mr. SMITH has been at Nuremberg a few days, took every precaution not to be (NI - covered. re he is now in the neighbourhor.d of that e piefent abode of Mr. DWI is not port. rum. It is efo Paid, that they have not yet veered from their fright of being arretted :red over to Frisace—(l'ablwijk ~~ APRIL t4.—The camp near Pea. in Hun gary, will be formed in July, and the Emperor will he prefent at it ; another ramp will afterwards be formed in Gallicia. Is is faid that the Emperor in tends vifiting his Italian States this year. 'The incurtion of form French troops into the ter ritory of the Empire at Offenburg and Ettenheim, has already been the labial of feveral diplomatical communications at this place. Betides what has taken place on this fubjerft between the French Am baffador, Costa PaGNY, and the Imperial Vice-Chan cellor, Count Louts de COBEITZEL, the latter has alfo had tome confaences with the Engin Envoy, Mr. PAGIT. We are alfured that it was on this Cub jet alto that the Swedifh Envoy, Baron d'Aam- IFLDT, tranfrnitred lately a note to the Imperial Minifter, on the part of his Sovereign. inimm• PARIS, TUB NIMITeIi Willa& WI There are n is 11 41 sod dine force as formation of a which it is eat Leh bound for are net met an Wits isnot sal it appears that of the new number of fpi that of the Id width vas ba Iwo the porta, this mammy' following men exandnatien e wane Into th &add refult found on bet tea of the en every preeaa i a Captain of hoard and jot without hawk treated as an ardor that no to wade the tbsi Soda ALI Pal Cairo, was refpod, w) tabula his prepared ti carnation tc under an 4 the village his Memel and his w) fame who charged w mint. Givens vets, has I ing tbe Ce The citi the Rhone Flare Ceu 04 IL is the false meal all the atti they) to 41 fusee fun sow hived A privy again Imes .Geseral his papa, *e . g.:t t : liarfeilles 'mention of A num% Voider, is ing of fow liberty, it Ibis fafpici They en a the Gn imperial I San Wry' Ilyle. Dowager I the very d Wernar I Imperial game's da perations I are to be c remony is at Peterho The re Deornart ▪ accoi the Cane made by tl destined b Glary) The Ek a vidt of • The Fee to draw 84 all the bed complete t Boococ flotilla of from Hon Capt. Ham of the ester L'Oaiss Dons, basil nlan, I The crew ( refuge in t 1 prifoners b Too Lon (alibied by Bucentaur, to death, I • and 1, En cal Vita, ' Dominiqui years old, vateer Eli viiled of I and bearin Caassai olive had a of the circ lively kept will both I than have Srencsa S where he to We believe city. The Lively know quite reeov *ad dallier PARIS, APRIL 25-. PRIVATE LETTER. The preparations againfl England continue with out interruption ; but BONA rrrrr does not lofe light of the tranfaitions of the Continental States. Several camps are ordered on the Rhine, and in Holland, that when his principal army is occupied in England, other States may not take advantage to attack' : France. The camp of Zwoll, of as,ooo men, is to' continue after the Army of England has let fail. as well as the camp of zo.coo men, near Aix-la Cha pelle. The left Hanoverian deputation has not been fuccefsful—and has left France without 'ldling my thing for the relief of their country; where the French army was ordered to be augmented with fix new regiments. As the troubles in Switzerland in creafe, a column of iz,ooo men, from La Vendee, has been ordered to the Swifs frontiers, where they are to remain until further orders. The Senate was for four days together laft week at St. Cloud, deli berating, as it is Paid, concerning what title Boma r/ATE is to affuine ; and in what manner he is to be proclaimed or crowned. The particulars have not yet tranfpired. It is laid, that the Senate has again been invited to alTemble next Friday, at St. Cloud; and that the Feast. Conant. will then declare his final determination. Several of Bow rrrrr a's favourites have lately bought Tome very great eftates in the country. and hotels in this city. The large ellates of the Locate family have been purchafed by Tat, LIYtAND, for t,too,cmpo livres. Duaoc, the Prefea of the Palace, has, for 200400 livres, bought the eftate and hotel of Madame de BRIIIIIIS ; and the Police Prefeft, Downs, for 600,000 livres, that of Da Vtray. The Members of the Secret Police are now known to be Fooctra, Ram., Tunator, and and their Secretary is the famous terrorift Raison. It was by their advice that Mamas was fent over to England. DENMARK. COPIIIINACIIII, Aram 28.—Ten 24 pound cannon from the fortrefs of Cronenburg have been (hipped, and are Paid to be defined with feveral others as a prefent to the Day of ALcisas. A catalogue is making of all the duplicates in the Royal Library here. It is fuppoled that there dupli cates, amounting to upwards of 30,000 volumes, will be purchafed by the Eserssoa of Russia for the new Univerfities. • On the sth the Batavian cutter I'Union, and on the 6th the Englifh frigate Amethyft failed from Bergen. A company here who defire to ettabliffi a trade in coloured or painted Englifh porcelain have requefied permiffion to import this article, which is at prefent prohibited. HOLLAND. AMSTERDAM. Aran. aB.—Private letters from Paris contain the following intelligence Many addreffes, which within the tall fortnight have been prefented to the Film. Cousin, make a comparifon between him and CHARLRS the Great, to induce him to take upon himfelf the dignity of Emperor of France. It is at lealt certain that in a fhort time a change, according to the general report, will take place with refpea to the duration and (lability of Government, relative to which preparatory commu nications have already been made to fome foreign Courts. It is eves fail that the Imperial mantle is already embroidered, and the ceremony of the Co ronation arranged ; that befides the Imperial Coro nation, there will be another, as King of Lombardy. It is added that the Counfellors of State will take the title of Imperial Counfellors ; that the Senators will receive a new title ; and that there will be Delegates and Sub-delegates introduced, who will be Members of the Legiflatise Body and the Tribunate, which will receive a new Conflitution. How far thefe latter affertions are well founded, time mull Phew. The French now expea, with an impatient ,:urrofity, the moment when the FIRST CONSUL will confirm their happinefs for futurity. LocrEti LONAPARTS has made an exchange with the Roman Prince JUSTINIANI, by which he cedes to bits eflAtes he has in France for others appertain. ing to the Prince in Italy." Han ut, MAY 2.—Yellerday evening the Minifter at war, BERTIIt ER, arrived at Utrecht. Our Minifter at war, Par MANN, had received orders from our Go vernment to repair thither to arrange with Bear muse the particulars of the expedition. Before this expe dition is undertaken, however, the French troops, if they fhould not have to celebrate an event which will commence a new opoch in the hißory of France, will at lull have an opportnnity of expreffing their wifhes, and give their votes in favour of the elta• blifliment of an hereditary fueceffion to the Govern. ment in the family of BOSAPAPTI, in the fame man. ncr as the Confulfhip was conferred on him for lire; and many perfons beLeve, that the journey of the miniiitt at war friar tv !.as a r!latit).l to .14 objce: ITAI.r. LIICRORN, APRIL 6.—Since the ill of March, the Englifla frigate NARCISSUS has lain at anchor in our Roads. As (be has no communication whatever with the Continent, the intefltion of her being here is not known. She does not, however, interrupt the navi• gation, as all neutrals enter and go out unmolelled ; but the French and Genoefe (hips will, probably, not venture to vifit us fo long u this frigate keeps her Mit.av, Aram so.,—On the loth inn. the Mininer at War allied a Proclamation, addrelTed to the Italian Youth, inviting them to complete the guard of the Fiarr Cossot and PILSSIDENT. It contains thefollow ing expreffions, "Youth of Italy, batten to participate in an honour to which chofe only have been admitted who have made many campaigns and ferved long. From you is required no proof of military bravery s we are certain, that on every occafion you will thew yourfelves worthy of the Italian name. Innumerable troops of your fellow.citizens have already refolved to diftinguilli themfelies in the combat for the caufe of joilice. The Italian, banners wave on the moil difiant points of Europe, within view of the Britifit Ices, on the extremities of Italy, on the coals of the Adriatic and the Mediterranean, while at the fame time mothsr confident:de body of troops maintains tranquillity and order in the interior of the Republic. Italian youths, yen= defined to follow clofely that leader who will lead you in the footfleps of your great anceltors, who has founded. for you a country which be has twice conquered, and which he will preferve to yon. How many maims are there to kindle your endinfutfin ; while, under the eyes of the greateil Generals that ever lived, you fulfil for yourfelves and your fellow citizens, the moR facred duty of gratitude, by watching for the prefer vation of the We of him who has done fo much to fecure our bappinefs." _ _ Many young men have already entered into this guard. Our cavalry is now well mounted on Hano. 'aims horfes._ . . . Our Vice Prefident, Maim, who is a rich man, does not receive his appointment of 200,000 ars (livres), but expends it for purpores ofgencral utility. GERMAN?". WESTPHALIA, APRIL 29.—From Embden we have authentic information of the 25th of April, " That this town and diftrilt have been occupied by no troops, and confequently no remonftrances fent any where. On the contrary, the trade and commerce by land and water have been in no wife difturbed ; and from the goodnefs of the belligerent Powers, more than mere Neutrality has been enjoyed." The goods conveyed into the Prullian territory are gradually brought back to Meppen. Bavaaia, Aram 35.—The Englifh Envoy, Mr. DWI, is again at Munich, and waits the 'nitrations of his Court. NUREI4IIIIIG, Aram 27.—The Envoy from the ELECTOR. of SAXONY at Munich is likevrift accredited to the ELECTOR of WURTIMBURG. HANOVER, MAY I.—The further tranfportation of artillery brought hither from Luneburg, is deferred for the prefent. Twelve men are to be taken from each company Of the French chafreurs, which are now Rationed partly in the Duchy of Lauenberg, partly in Luneberg, and partly in the Hanoverian villages on the Elbe ; of thefe will be formed three companies, which will re turn to France, with the German legion. The places of thefe men will be fupplied by new recruits from France. VIENNA, APRIL 25. —Louis XVIII. has notifitA to our Court the death of his nephew the Duke of Ea- CHIFN. The exchange of couriers is now very frequent here. Two have lately arrived from London, and one has been fent off to St. Peterfburgh. The Arch. duke JOHN has been received with every teßimony of joy at Trieß, and was ezpe°ed on the loth at Venice. Difturbances Rill continue in Albania. The Eng lifh frigate the Naitcossus, of 44 guns, is arrived at Venice. M. NARANZI is at St. Peterfburgh as Envoy Extraordinary from the Republic of the Seven Elands. A►RIL 26.—The anfwer returned by our Court to a Foreign Ambaffaclor, who propofcd the eventual delivering up of certain individuals, is full of mode ration, wi(dom, and jußiee. It Rated, that as thefe individuals are in future to be confidered as fuhjefts of his Majefty, they will, in cafe ar.y authenticated charges (hall be brought againfl .11 , m, be tried ac cording to the laws of this country. Hitherto, however, no formal charge has been brought agamil any individual. TITRKEr. TURKU). FRONTIIII, APRIL 2.—The army of the Servians is encreafed to 30,cc0, and receives daily confiderable reinforcements. Their enterprifes, which are very well planned.have been hitherto all fucceff ful. The war feems likely to be protralted, and to threaten the ruin of the Turks. Their chief force is near Belgrade; the reit make excurfions in (mall ddarm all who oppofe them, and force the young men into their fervice. As many Turks join them, traitors naturally get among them ; but thefe, when dikuvered, are punifhed in the f ft manner. AnlllB. Dey Xi:I%II[SAT is clntely Phut up in Krajoyeore ; he has twice attempt. ed, v.ith his Guam of a few hundred men, to cut his way through, (word in hand, but has been both times repulfed with great lofss. The Commander in Chief of the Servian Rebels, has proceeded to that place, which is two long days march from Be!. grade, to attempt to take it by ilorm. The Turks of Belgrade have at length given up the goods belonging to the Arabians and other na. Lions j they arrived here between the 4th and t he 7u 1 . The Greek Bilhop of Belgrade and many of the molt dillinguithed Chriftians have taken refuge here. By their accounts there is a great fcarcity of provifions in Belgrade. A letter from Albania of the sth of March, re ceived here yebrday, brings word that the Montegro mountaineers have followed the example of the Ser. vians, and rifen in mars againft the Turks. They have already furprifed many Turkifli frontier for. trellis, and taken Padgovitza and other places by ftarm. By later intelligence, we find that the Albanians abb, wbo are moldy Catholics, have joined the Mon tenegtines to throw off the Turitifh Yoke. SWEDEK. Sroceootw, Aran, 20.—The cold increafes, and fnow frequently falls. The Finland port goes over the ice with the fame fafrty as before. Wood, how ever, becomes very rearm By a decree of his Maje4i, 01 Officers of the Royal Navy, now abroad, are ordered to certify within year's time the place of their refadence, and their oecapatione abroad. RUSSIA. Sr. PIIITILMIGH. APRIL t7.—After a few plea fant fpring days, we have had Gate yefi-rday real winter weather. Reaunsua's thermometer Rands at 6 degrees of cold ; the ground is frozen as hard as a rock, and people croft the Neva in all derations with the greateft fafety. • This day we received here intelligence of the death of the Duke d'Esousts. A few days ago a Ruffian fent the EMPEROR a none admirably cut, with theft few words in writing —" To the RUSSIAN EMPEROR, a Ruffian (lone, cut by a Ruffian Artifl." It is a Great Seal for the new Ccmmittee of Legiflation. It has on it a fliield, fop• ported by a double eagle; on this flield is only the EMPEROR'S Cypher. Below the (Meld is an open book, on which is written in the Ruffian language, "Law." The artill has never had the fmallefl inflruelion in none engraving, having -formed himfelf by love for the art, with incsealible pains. The Burnous, as a fign of his fatisfaition, and to his farther encourage ment,has prefented him with a very valuable diamond ring. PARLIAMENT"IRT PROCEEDINGS. 'HOUSE OF COMMONS, THURSDAY, MAY zo. Mr. JERVIS brought up a Bill for the better mule don of Prize Agents, and eftablilhing a better mode for the payment of Prise Mancy.—Read a firft time, and ordered to be read a (wood time An account was prcfented at the Bar of the Houk, of the Rue of the Gaols and Prikes In Ireland.—Ordered to lie on the table. Sir WATKIN WILLIAMS W Y NNE informed the Houk, that he had received a fummons to attend on Monday neat at a Coors Martial, and that it would he impoßlble for him to obey that futn mons, if be was obliged to be prefent at the Midtikfes Ele&on Committee, of which he was a member, The SPEAKER defied the Clerk to read a precedent, in order that the Houk might know how far it was enabled to difpenfe with the attendance of one of its members upon any Ekainn Com mittee : sod alto &fired that the Hon. Member might Rate to the Houfe fame ground on which his application could be complied with. SIT W. W. WYNNE then produced the fummoos in which he was Rated to be a material wittier, on the trial of an Officer of the Denbigh Militia, who was to be tiled at Chelfca, On Monday next t and that his evidence would be of the utnactit importance in fob flantiating the charges againft that Officer. The Hon. Baronet then (wore to the fa .2 dais fummons. Lord MARSHAM foul, if the Hun. Baroort had leave to be abfent from the Committee, he Mould move that the Committee Mould have leave to adjourn during the time of his abfence. The SPEAKER obferved, that the proceedings which the No. Die Lord prnpored to adopt, was perfeCtly conformable to the or. den and pradicc of the Houfe. - - A motion was then made, that Sir Watkin Williams Wynne halite leave to abfent hinifelf on Monday and Tuefday next from the Committee for trying the merits of the Middicfca Eleetion Pena/tn.—Agreed to. Lord MA lt sHAM then moved,that the Committee have leave to adjourn, at its rifted on Saturday next, till Wedneftlay. Ordered. LATE LORD KILWARDEN. Mr. Secretary YORKE brought down the follow ing MeiTage from his MAjefir C. R. His M je(tp, having taken Into Ids Royal confidential% the cir rumftanecs atieneing the death of the late Lord Kilwarden, Chief 'office of his hlajcity's Court of King's Beach 1.13 Ireland re:coal men& it to his faithful Commons, to take Into their confideration the propriety of enabling his Majefty to grant an annuity of sacial. a year to the widow and other branches of his Lordthlp's family; and of freurirg the raid annuity in furls manner is may be moft beneficial to ti,c family of the (-id Lord Kilwardcn. he Mt.tfase was ordered tube taken into conederatiun on Mon • day nest. cHANGC nF MINISTIRS. Mr. LONG moved, that the Speaker do iffue ha v:amnt f-.- a new writ fur a Member to frrve in l'arliament for tl,c of Cambridge, in the room of the Right Hon. William Pitt, •N finer hi‘t eleetion for the laid Corporation, had accepted the Ohre of Firft Lord of the Treafury, apd Chancellor of the Ezeheiracf.-. Ordered. The SPEAKER wined to inform the Members then prefert, that there was to he a ballot on the enfuing day he would be in the Hook at hall-pelt three o'clock, and count the Houle at four. Mr. ROSE (aid, that in coofequence of the notice be had gives on the preceding day, he unsold thee more that the ITILIILLCS taken before the Comntlt:ee for trying the ficheiler EleCtion Petition, and of which a report had bests made to the Houle an the 7th of Mardi. Le DM laid before the Hnufe. Sir WILLIAM YOUNG *jibed toknow on what grounds, and for what purpo6e this motion was made f Mr. ROSE raid, that he made this motion in c"nfequence of the difeuffson which had taken place on the fohjact of the EirEtion for Aybfbiti7, where it was Rated that a much Rrooger cafe of bribery h.d canted at Ayktbury. His objedt at relent wa., that the Houk Gould be to puffeffsini of the minutes. And, in making this motion, be had no intention of throwing any ri Section what ever on the Whetter Committer, for not haying tn•de a report um which (ugh a mason as this might be founded. The :notion was put, and negatived without a d•viCi4n jeartra