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FRANCE. PARIS, JULY a+ On the Ilth; at liven o'clock in the evening, the Emperor paired through Clermont, where the eipality, m corps, schireffed his Majefty, who did not leave his carriage. The number of perfons, of both fens, who had afembled there to fee their Sovereign, was immenfe. - - On the 19th, at two o'clock in the morning, the Emperor arrived at Amiens. A divifion of dra goons Wt TC • drawn up in a line of battle along the road. General-Kt FIN immediately waited upon his blajelly. A national guard of honour, both on foot and on horfeback, did duty during his hlajeity's fhort flay; and all the troops in the town were alfo under arms. The filing of cannon, and the ringing of bells, announced the Emperor's arrival. The prefed, and a number of members of the conftituted authorities, were wa ., ing to pay their devoir: to his Majefly, in an apartment in the poft-houfe. The peeled* alone had an opportunity to addrefs to his Majelly Come few words at the door of Isis carriage. The Emperor, who, time his departure from Paris, had not flopped at all, remained at Amiens only fe ;ten minutes, and immediately continued his journey. His Majelly was accompanied by two other carriages, containing his fillers. His Msjetly intimated, how ever, that on his return from the encampments near Boulogne, and from the North, he intended to Itay tome time at Abbeville to fee the dragoons encamped there, manoeuvre before him. The fame day, at one o'clock in the afternoon, his Majefly arrived at Boulogne. The inhabitants had credited triumphal arches, and did every thing in their power to give his Majelly a brilliant reception ; but the Emperor was already in the middle of the har bour, bufy in infpating the works, before his arrival was known. An immenfe number of foldiers and tailors furroonded his Majelly, and in every quarter the greaten rejoicings were expreffed,and the greateft applaufe was heard. The Emperor (pent a part of the cresting in the road, and taw fcveral divifions of the flotilla manoeuvre before him. It is Paid that Prince Louis is to be appointed Colonel General of the carabiniers ; General Gou •toe ST. Crc, Colonel General of the Curaiffiers ; General Ruasse Beau mannots, Colonel General of the Chargers ; and General jonor, Colonel General of the Hufrars. . • M. de Vasfuarr.formerly Member of the Conni went•Afeably, is appointed treafurcr of a cohort of ale Legion of Honour, and will refirte in the old Abbey St. Vaal, near Arras. La Fivea Csrur is nominated Chancellor of the fame cohort. The day before yefterday, the male elephant, in the Jardin des Plantes, died. The Ernprefs will immediately fet ont for Aix-la• Chapelle. Her Majet y will be preceded by eight of the principal officers of her palace ; among others, the General and Senator, HARVILLS, her matter of the hale, and by her ehapiai'.s d'Ausussor and de Bsauwour. Betides her MAjeily's ufual Ladies in ffie will •be attended by four chofen Ladies of her palace. the Ladies VAUD', COLBERT, de Ls:- cay. and RIKUSIT. it is believed that her Majefty will be abfent for five weeks. General CAULiwcourr is one of the eight offices ef the Easprefs's bbufrhold, who i. to accompany her upon her journey to Aix-la-Chapelle. General /3aaaccar sa s, Grand Officer of the Lfgion of Honour, is appointed a Colonel Gene ral of Dragoons. On the t6th ulr. a new 7+ gun Ihip called Alge• fires, was launched at Orient, in the pretence of the Prefeft of Vannes, and revere' Generals, arrived ex pels to wituefs this fpireaele. A French (hip, very richly laden, and coming from China, entered, on the t6th init. fafely the har bour of Cal ais. WU• OW JOT ; 01, 110110U1t. IMAM Lie N Tl4llll 111. Oft 10T • ;VC Y, 1804. Rumours fay, that his Holinefs the Pope Pius VII. is to ireGgn his place as Vicar of CHRIST, and Chief of the Chriftian Religion, and that he is to hive for bu fucceffor, his Majoly, our moll gracious &see. reign, the Emperor N &POLYON the Firit„ who intends to unite the Papal with the Imperial dignity, ami to make both hereditary in his highly reiigoous family. Rumours fay, that the Emperors of Germany and RAGA intend to change their titles into that of King of Aultria and RuSsi, and that in future, their Chief Minilters and Chief Generals are to be called Civil and Military Emperors. Rumours fay, that the Reprefentatives in France of the Sovereigns of Spain, Denmark, Profile. and Bavaria, bass received initruSions and credentials from their Royal Mailers, figned ra Wow, fo that; in future, thei; adlieGon may always accompany our Seastor Georfidress, and Ise proclaimed with them, if they even thonl.l tit: 1x his %jetty the Emperor, the wocilsip of a G ,, J, or her Majefty the Emprefs, the adoration of a Gnddefs. Rumours far. 6.1 t LIVIIIGITC>4 is the Emperor of tile Amok Ills to , petty . , and that as a pre paratory Sep, he is appointed a Member of the Legion of H , ,n , tir. Rumours fay. th Lye!! aße is to be Emperor a Cs,nilanttralalc, or at 'raft a King of Egypt ; and that jaaossi AAAAA TR 11 to be pro claimed an Emperor 44 the Wed Indies, as fuon as we have driven the Englith from that part of the vo•rld. • konionrs f4v. that General Baccetrct, brother. ini•w to our Sovereign, is to be appointed an Em- Ferny of the cr:rticaii.• Rumour% fly. that Lis Imperial Highnefi Prince Jostre aGtr B r, is to be faluted an Em per•4 of England. Scotland, and Ireland, as foon as own army of England has conquered Ode three Biqa, ms. Itumurs fay, that the vacant throng of Tirroo Sam is to be filled by his Imperial Highnefs Prince Louis, ries Bo aaaaaa s, who is to be proclaimed an Emperor of the Edit, as Ibroo as India is ours. Rumours Ity, that bus Kojilly the Emperor NA rotams the F., d, oared Count de Lis.t.r,a'iar, Louis Mil. a• iedemniry for the throne of Fiat-.c Nav:.ite, to proclaim him an heredi tary L• n.r.. r. a Malta and ca the Seven Mends. itutrwlf 4. that the Nicral.wen of the Legion of 101.tecAst 4.{. IA 26i:411• to Lc e..recti Kail..Thito a tile Temple Order s or as Tome will have it. Chevalier de La Sainte Guillotine. Rumours fay, that Plus VII. and his pious re. prefentative in France. Cardinal CAPE.ANA, have or dered one thouland eight hundred and four hours prayers among the faithful for an heir to his Majeßy the Emperor NAP.LEON the Fird, from the body of her Imperial Majesty, the Emprefa jossrataa the Firft. Rumours fay, that at the coronation of his Majeßy the Emperoi NAPOLEON the nal, the Kings of Spain, Pruffia, and Denmark, and the Eletior of Bavaria, ale to be proclaimed Grand Officers of the Legion of Honour, and their Minitters. the l'aiNcs of Neck, Counts Haucwirz arid Bramsroarr, and Baron NT .lITG le .as, are to be announced as Commanders of Cohorts. Rumours fay, that one of the plans of the terrible confpirator GiORGFS was to deltroy the Temple, and to liberate all its prifoners, and to make in future the taking of the Temple, as falhionable and popular as the taking of the Bantle. Rumours fay, that the public executioner, Saws , - sort, is tranfported to Cayenne, for calling himfelf an Emperor of the Guillotine. Rumours fay, that Eon ENE Vifeount de Beauhar nois is to be appointed an Emperor of Holland, and his Excellency Field Marfhal MURAT an Emperor of Switzerland. Rumours fay, that before the 18th of Brumaire (9th Nov.) the world will potiefs ten Emperors mote, and two Kings leis AO foil ! FROM THE PARIS PAPER& BOOLOGNI, JULY 21.—The Emperor went into the road at feven o'clock yefterday morning. He went on board fcveral veffils of the flotilla. An Englifh fquadron in the offing appeared difpofed to attack our line, but they no boner arrived within cannon fhot, than they went about. At twelve o'clock the Emperor received the officers of the army in his tent, according to their order. He minutely examin ed the arfcnal, ftores, the artillery department, and the whole works that are going on in the port. Between two and three o'clock, the wind at N. E. fre(hened, and two gun-boats drove at their anchors. One of them in the night, having miffed hays, went amore on the rocks below Fort de She fired guns of difirefs at midnight. The Emperor remiin ed the whole night at the fort, where he gave orders that every aflittance fhould be given to her, that a heavy lea and tremendous gale would allow. At five in the morning a number of boats endeavoured to approach her. At one time all hopes of faring her were given up, and preparations were nude for lav ing the crew when the veffel fhould go to pieces ; but in a (host time, the drifted upon a land bank in the midft of thole dangerous rocks, where the was Paved without any damage. An Englifh 74 gun thin, which, in fpite of wind and tide, remained at anchor about half-channel I over, at length parted her cables, and drove for a confiderable time. We were in how for fotise time that the would have been driven on fhore on our coa ft. Haves, JULY 17.—Captain DAUGIIR, who com mands feveral fquadrons of the flotilla in our road, was attacked by an Engti(h fquadron, confifting of two fail of the line and 54 or 55 other 'Oils. After an engagement of a number of hours the enemy were obliged to Iheer eff, without having effeeed what they intended.—We received no damage, but we have reafon to fuppok that our fire did confiderable injury to then). 13t.csv, Jet.v tG —Yellerday, to celebrate the an niverfary of the 14th of July, the troops in gatrifOn here affembled early in the morning. A part of them embarked in boats, while the others marched to the fea-rhore without the town. There the troops in the boats performed the reprefentation of a defeent, and, alter having landed, fcoured the country, at tacked and took forts, &c. A great eoncourfe of fpeEtators were witneffes of this invafion in miniature, which prefented a very curious exhibition. The troops, when they returned Mtn the town, filed off in pre. fence of their Generals on the Court d'Ajor. lIAMBIIAGII MAIL. HAMIBURGH, Ly :;. —This day his Excellency, Monlicnr RCIN 14 A RD, Minifter Plenipotentiaty from his Maje(ly the Emperor of the French, delivered his renewed credentials to a Deputation of the Se nate ; which congratulated his Excellency in the molt refpeaful manner, in the name of the whole Senate. ASCHAFTINBUIGN, JULS' 16.—The DireCtorial Committee of the German Union have received in telligence, that the Privy Councillor Vow Gaztritsr, has delivered his credential. to the Emperor of the French, as their ecru:lent. Batumi, Ives , a4.—lt is faid that the Minifier of State. Count Hauc wtrz. intends going again to his antes in Siieia in the middle of Auguk in conic goatee of a further leave of abfence. PIiTiItsIBUICN, JULY 6.—ln regard to the repre fentstion of the Military Governor of °delta, the Duc de Ric:tautly. the Emperor has ordered. that the imp. , riation nt rum flail be permitted in all ports of the Black Sea and Sea of Acoph, upon the bafis of the prctent taw', with a dcduaion of one fourth 01 the %loth'. Cossr...svivortv, Juus 27.—0 n the tsth infant ' the Frcr.cii Atabaftador, General BRIMS. received by a couri:r advice of the elevation of Bo to the Imperial Dignity, and the various promotions made in confequencc. There important changes lie made known to the Diplomatic Corps here in a Note of the i Bth intl. He ha. (Ince had feveral conferences with the To►kifli Miiiiftry. The report that Englifh (Lips have been forbidden to cntcr the 'fur kill. harbour% find' little credit. According to accounts from Egypt. there has been a riot And bittlt between the clews of the Turk. i(h fquadrzn lying at Aboukir. and the Arnauts The Cnmmancicr of the Tuthill' Ignacio-on, and feve rA Greeks belonging to his (hips, ware Lail week the Ruffian General, Baron Seaton rr•it Tit., AIMd his al:endows failed for Corfu and Italy. Two Runlon frigates horn Corfu have returned thrnngh the Canal to Schaaopnl. The Ru1 7 .1.1n troops which laR failed for Corfu on board two old 16;1)&4 war, and dace other Airs, amount to 36a0 ann. Raveling, hair 50..:T0-day.•ut dse erritfs TO quell of the Envoy for the Elettorate dF Brutawick. the tromp, on the Ruflitin Note was opened In the Colleges of Eleßors and Princes, wed the Eleaorste of Brunfwiek and the City of Bremen gave their votes. Rartssoa, JULY 2r.—The vote which the Hano verian Legation carried to the Protocol on the Ruf fian Note runs as follows : " His Britannic MaJelly and EleCtoril Highnelli of Brunfwlck Luneburgh bas learned, with the molt grateful approbation, the concern with which his Majelly the Emperor of Ruffin bas been pleakd effedeally to interdt himfelf for the maintenance of the taw of Nations, of the Peace of Luneville, and of the Security of the German Empire, upon the occafioo of the very ftrange and deplorable occurrences which have lately taken place, on the 1 part of tic French, in the Eledoral Baden territory of the Gar man Empire, and to give notice thereof to the Allembly of the Empire, by the Note of his Legation at Ratilbon, in date 6th of May. As his Britannic Majelty and Ekdofal Highoefa of Brauf. wick Luneburgb does entirely agree whb his Majefty the Empe ror of Ruftia on this point, he does not hefitate, with all his votes at the Diet, to move, that his Imperial Ruffian Majclty may be requcfted, by a Condufuns of the Empire, in his wifilom, to take fuels Reps as may be requilite to procure adequate declarations of the French Government to the German Empire on theft occur rences, fatisfadory with reped to the paft, and triuquilisiog af. futanras for the future. And as the French Government has turn uitted amuck more Important and dangerous violation of the Law of Natlons,of the Peace of Loneville, sod of the Security of the German Empire, by the batik invafion lag year, without any tleclaradon of war, and cootinued occupation and revere oppref tam of his Mayfly's Guam territories, to the molt fedora' &racy- Ince of the Conftitutioo, and Independence of the German Em-, pire; his Majelty cannot avoid, here to refer to thole Declarations which be bra:Dade to his Co-Mates, by his molt dutiful and loyal CoodshiLegrakin. en the and of Auguit lag, and again iately,on the as* of kik moodit and to mann the fame in their whale contarta" 19.—.-The Count Of BlllTilitil was put in po CifiOn of his county on the 16th of July, by feverel French Aidesqle-Carnp, lent from Hano ver. On their arrival at Bentheun they fornanoited the Members of the E.leiftoral Hanoverian Regency Piet, Chamber, ecc. proclaimed the Count Lawn of aentheim Steinfurtb, sod releafed dl ale l i fters and fnleat of that entastry frogs their oath of alksiaate, ta us to tkr Xing of Crreat Britain, likaor e Le ' mbar:, at mortgastr. The Hanoverian Eleabral Civil Officers were then peremptorily ordered to deliver ap, inftantly, every %document and as relative to the county of Bentheim, and to take an oath that they •had not embezzled any firth papers. 'The Counfel lor Vow NITRO. (who % with the fleecier General "Di ICEMAN, and the Judge Buoy had already been put under 'urea by the Trench Commiffioners,', as ' a meat - n o r; of precaution, on account of the doeumeats in their eh a rge ), deemed hiatfelf bound topcoat geWs j this proceetings, with a reference to the Altair.' Ha noverian prot j ell prima at Rat*. : be perentionrily re fried to sive o oath as kit word of bower abettor& ampere wader bit eare,fnee be wat not tueoentable to an, at the Kinn of GINAT BRITAIN, his iovereipt. The French Cnmmiffaties conftdered this declaration as a rebel. linos crime againil the Imperial French Government, which had conquered Hanover. He was, in conic (pence, fent a prifoner to the head-quarters at Ha nover. Several other Hanoverian Civil Officers refuf ed acknowledging Count Lewis as their Sovereign, and were by the Trench Commiffaries (who would Coffer in the county no Elettoral Hanoverian, but only county of Bentheim Officers), ordered to quit the county, whereupon they fubmitted. The French Commiffaries then took the affurances of the feveral towns and villages. On the loth, they affembled the provincial States of the County, which mewed lefs hefitation in doing homage to the Count. The Eleaoral arms were every where taken off, and replaced by thole of the Count of BEPUtHtII4, who iffued a placard to his new fubjeas, of which the following is a prominent paffige We bc here that we may depend Upon the allegiance and love of our nada,. fubjedte of the county of Bentbeina, the more fo, as we have, by flu months perfonal flay at Paris, by edtlefs Ma tions and Indefatigable adivity, entirely delivered them from the impending total ruin, unavoidable seamy, and karat:lion (fume they were by the Irrevocable degree of the tawate Preach Go- vernownt, unmated to experience a fate in every pea like to that of the unhappy forfaken Inhabitants of the Electorate of Ha nover), and have, thanks to Divine PIOVIDENCt! 141/1114 livered thi.ni, in that they mat now enjoy paled 'mushy, nen- traliiy, and peace." HAN4IVk e,' loss' al.—The documents relative to the mortvge of the county of Bentbeim, have been deli , iered to the Count of STI.INFLIRTM, trom our .rchivec; The table of the General, is no longer to be fur nifhed from the Court Kitchen. The Generals of Divifion and of Brigade are to progide their own, their Secretaries, and their Aides•de•Camps tables.' irom the board-monies of 3000 and tsoo francs monthly. Basrsm. JULY 26.—The demand of a loan for the States of Hanover has been refuted by this city ; but we are in a lamentable (hoodoo. The French are matters of all the fo►ts and garrifons on the &soil,' of the Wife:, and top all the Chips that enter th.lt river, and confifcate whatever Englilb property or manufatures are found on board them. A depute tiou has been fcnt to General Itivennat Verden,who commands the French troops in the duchies of Bre.' men and Verden. I/Rasa, JuLv B.—The French Ambaffador here, Cs/slum:my, has received difpatcbes from Condon tinople by a courier. who, we are shred. carries the congratulations of the Gaaso SIICISIOR to Botta- PAIITI, on his advancement to the Imperial dignity. The French Anibafrador here has not yet receiv ed his new credentials, nor have any been fent to our Ambarador at NI is, Count Costwrzet. Our fears that the hatveß would be totally de flroyed by the heavy rains, have greatly fubfided fence the sgth, when we had very warm and fine weather, which llill continues. The hope of a plentiful harvek and vintage in the Duchy of Aufiria has entirely vanifhed, and a very gloomy profpell prefents itfelf for the enfuing winter, as provifions have already advanced to very unufual prices. The cold rains, which have continued five weeks, have within the tali eight days become more violent and inceffant. The corn beaten down lies on the ground, and the duffers that appeared on the vines in the fpring have almoft all fallen off. MAGUS. il.ive c i I.—Den G. O'Faait., the Spanifh Envoy at the Court of Betlin. will go flout lance to England is about A wuck, LONDON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3. PIMP. OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Confab:, for money, s6i 57.40 t Augua, 371*—Ralimed 37C Comnium St. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: Bank Stock Mitt 62 Long Ann. tun 3-t6 3 per Can . Red. Ann. s7fte Imp. Ann. ft 3 per Can. Conf. 57** Otanitnn 4 per Cent-7AM Foglia+ Tirkras 171 rta• per Cent Navy 9141. Confab for &cc. /71**• 5 per CC" 1 797 9 8 4 • This morning arrived a Mail from Lifbon, brought to Falmouth by the WALSINGHIII packet, in eleven days paffage. By this Mail we have received letters from Gibraltar, by which it appears that no new ever.t of any importance has taken place in that quartt.r lince our lilt. We fubjoin au extrati I II 0 1 JUNI 29. I have no news of any kind to gire you. Tbere have been no accounts from Lord Laos's fleet this month pat. " Every thing is quiet in this neighbourhood, and the Spaniards kern to entertain no apprebention of a war with England. a The liaccvom has bean very at .live in. annoying the privateers in the Streights, Co that they now fel• dam venture out. A few days ago, the drove one on (bore near Tariffs, killing the Captain, and kverat of the crew, and forcing the remainder to abandon her." As the Hamburgh Mail. due on WednefdaY arrived yefterday after this Paper had been at prefs, iu contents could be given only in a part of our im prerroo. The moll important intelligence it brings is that which relates to the opening of the Protocol in the College of Ream.' and Princes at ftatiAson, on the fubjea oT the Euraitoa of Russia's Note. The refult of the dircufGonon Oil 644 will form enable us to judge what co.operation our Government has to caps& from the Continental Powers in the arduous canto* in which we are now engaged. I s French journals to the :A nithave fo been re. eciTed, but the intelligence they bring is o very little importance. The contents of tints lou and of the Hambmgb Mail, will bp found lq dui preceding Mamas. ?'". The intelligence by the 14 sail earrous, ha a great meafore, opr opinions on the inerttaftog =item derflanding between Frame end RUE& The Gran Signor, Emperor of the G&uhy wfll endeavour to raife his brother the Grand Spier. Emperor of the Tuyks againQ the RuEana. For this, es we have before mentioned, he has fevers! reafons. In tho probable event of a war with Raf f ia, be will thus caufe a powerful diverfion in his fatour s and he will no doubt obtain a footing in fome of the Terkins ter. r itories as an ally and.protetior. That the bar of fepara t io n between, France and Ruffs is widening fa% we have, betides the apparent ratites, other reafons of a ptivate name, which we are not at prefenx at liberty to fate, but which make us pellet:HY convinced that nothing but retraction and conciliation en the part of BIM/4/411t?l can now avert the impendent form. Sbouht he provoke tt war with Raffia, it will appear pretty evident that he walla tophitee the invabon of this country. Wednefday the Rover. Fawns' walked on Wind for terrace. The evening being remarkably fine, molt of the neighbouring Nobility were prefent ; his M a,. jS4TY converfed with fevers l of them. Soon after eight o'clock the Roves. FAMILY retired to the new Mufic Room in the Cattle, and had a tacit party. Yefterday morning his MAJISTY, the Duke of Kiwi., and Princeffes SOPHIA and AMELIA ' took an airing on horfeback to Cranbourn Lodge. Her Ma- J& ITY and the other Psowcasszi Molt a ride on the Maidenhead road in a fociable. , Difpatchts were yeflerday received at the Admi ralty, from Admiral Cootaana, of Ferrol, dated on board the NORT 26th oh. which were forwarded to Lord MiLVILLip at Wimbledon, by a Meffenger. The following is a corm& Itatement of the Force now in camp at the Curragh of Kildare : 'ark sa Royal Artillery, compored of hark, heavy led bed brigades-300 men and so guns, CAVALRY. Querns Dragoon Guards I ads Light Dragoons 17th Light Dray:o9m IN/ANTRY, $4 Lat. of the 26th sd Bat. of the 66th 24 ' Ditto rett _... -..-... Ditto ditto 8 ad. or Prbox oi Ditto Ditto 32d Wales's Regiment Ditto Ditto 38th Monte.= militia Two &tram* TWO BataMOOS 47th Meath . of Light Ditto Ditto 50. Leitrim Infantry at the Ditto Ditto 654 Donegal Line. The above regiments, with a large Commillariat, form a body of about ts,ooo men, and are now en camped in light matching order, and ready to move on the %ortea notice. 'Yellenlay morning the remains of the late Earl of Limas ocwere removed from bit !mule in GrofvenT Equate for interment, to the family vault in Sr. Mi chael's Church, Dublin. The ceremony was quits private, -being attended by only the tour folb)wing carriages. and one mourning coach, via. The family cam*. Lott Vermont ciansres, (now Part of Leitrim). Lord Sedaer'e. sad Mr. awseines. The Hearfe sod ha, richly summoned with ottridee feathers. amended a s es pies, mates, feathers. tee. Ike. The body was inclofed in three coffins.; the Mfide one was lead, lined with white Coin ; the middle cof. hn was oat, and the outfide coffin elm, covered with rich aimfou velvet, fuperbly mounted with Over-silt coronets, arms, cherubems, claps, handles, and nails, with a law plate, on which was an infcription 4 the deceeM's name, titles, are, lite.