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FRANCE. PARIS, JUNE 6. The report that CARNOT intends, with the content the Emperor, to go and fettle in America, is un tunded. He is oftener than ever at St. Cloud, id he is deflined to occupy a place of great int irtance.—.-(Le Publicyle.) The invafion of England is to be attempted before tath of July : a divifion of the Imperial guard already arrived at Havre on its way to Boulogne, tere the Emperor will arrive within a week. Thirty hours calm. aid England is our:.—( Gazelle de France.) Count lirEa arc FI, in the Ruffian fery ice, for arrefled in Rome, is arrived here, and, after ing examined by the Grand Judge, was Phut up is le 'Temple. It is reported that TALLEYRAND is to be appointed Arch-Chancellor of State. They write from Calais, " Our forces are dots .ed : The army and the fleet are married together. The foldiers are good failors, and the failors good 'ldiers. Our hutfars are rowing; our dragoons 'tubing up the malt ; and our tailors marching as renadiers. ' At Douai are arrived t IS cannons from Hanover. The Emprefs has informed the Deputies of Lyons, that (he and all her Ladies are determined to wear o dreffes that are noeof Lyons manufatiory. Inflead of Citizen, Nonjeur is now ufed every where. In the lift of Tribunes who took the oath of fide :), to the Emperor. is not found the name of the 'ribune, Moasao ; and the name of the Senator .ANJUINAIS. is not among the names of the Senators, ith thole of SIEVES, GREGOIRE, VOLNEY,BCC. The Emperor has ordered that all bargains the Calle rumour of peace carded to be concluded, are to be annulled. This rumour was fpread about by General Lavasss tilt, mad from a brain fever. The new Court drefs is to be very brilliant. The miser of the Ladies of the Palace is to be lateen. iadame La Rocir EFOUCAULT i, mentioned as Dame 'lonneur to the Emprefs ; and among the Ladies of ie Palace are Madame Scotia, and Madame Vit.- lisolia. A new amneßy has been proclaimed for all Gaon .vlio furrender themfelves before the aoth of June. This is particularly intended to recall feveral thou fand Brabant, Flemifh, and German failors, who, at `le beginning of the prefent war, deferted or con aled themfelves. Six thoufand tailors will complete the number wanted for our flotillas. ilb 67"._ DOMINUO. Tire following particulars of the failure of a nego- ' nation which has been carrying on between our Go- of tl vannitot and DESSALINEE, the Governor of St. Do- groi iningo, has been received : and The Britifh Agent was difpatched from Jamaica po d ' on the 3d of January, on board the T frigate, 1 with propofals for a treaty, which had for their bats; the the original agreement between General MAITLAND i s and Too Si AINT, with a few modifications and eaten- who (ions favourable to the commerce of St. Domingo. f ix The T touched fittl at Jeremie, a port on the ( (outh fide of St. Domingo; but as DE SS ALI Nas was mei at Port au Prince, the failed to that town, and entered brit the harbour on the 13th. The Britifh Agent had the t he following day an interview with the Governor Gene- I ral, when numerous oblations were made by him to An the treaty, and amendments and additions were fug- 'I • gelled, to which it was iropoffible to accede, fo very blei extravagant were his demands. DESSAU,' E S wilted Th, •to ftipulate for univerfal commerce, and for freedom gbh of navigation round the ifland to any distance from stir the waft his valets might proceed. He air) mulled gre on being fupplied by us with arms, ammunition, and A what was molt extraordinary, with negroes. From ", terms Co exceffive as there, no hopes could be enter- tha Mined of any thing like a latisGatory blue to the ne- no gociation, and during five days more, while the Bri- -nth Agent and his colleagues remained at Port au wh Prince, only another interview tcok place. Masa- Lives feized the opportunity of recapitulating a num- lity ber of old grievances, complained of by Toussaint . , To and tending to (hew his doubts of our fincerity. He La laid vat firers on the confidence repofed in him by the wit people of Hayti, and of the dignity and independence '. of his Government, which obliged him to reject the fall terms we propofed, and to which he could not think to of acceding, fince the ifland was open to the corn- Ge mem of the whole world, France excepted. To a propofition that he lhquld put us in poireffion .1 the nut poll of the Mole during the war only, lie anfwered, MA that it wai altogether impoffible, and that he had d'' given orders to ofellroy all the fortifications on the the land fide of the town, which had been carried into Lei effect at Port as Prince,land was to be done through I the whole of St. Domingo. Our Agent returned to wli Kingfton with the propofals of Ds suit ss in writ- Th ing, after a folemn proraife that an anfwer Ihould be fan fent from Governor NUGiIIT, at Jamaica, with all the poffible difpat ch. sea This promife watt punltually executed, for the Bri- the tilh Agent did not remain quite a week at Kingfloo, when he embarked in the fame frigate for St. Domin. 4 go, with Governor Ht.:owes Orr:atm. With the p a exception of Come trifling modifications, it differed two little from our firs propofals. The Governor thought t h e it, however, expedient to fend prefents to Mae- „ mats and his principal officers, to the value of fe. t h e veral hundred pounds, chiefly compofed of hats, „, gold lace, epaulettes, and fabres. On the loth of Th February our agents were landed at Jeremie, but as D sssss less was then at Aux Cayes, no interview vet took place until his arrival, which was the 25th. In. h„ (lead of relaxing in the demands he had before made, rani be renewed all his objections, and even infilled, as a bat preliminary, that we Ihould furnish him with one t i n million pounds of powder, equal to five hundred c o tons, with fifty thoufand mufkets and ammunition ; t w fifty thoufand fabres for infantry, five thoufand for an , cavalry, and fifty barrels of flints. So extraordinary het a propufal was a convincing proof that he had no „ intention of treating with us; but it was confidered nal the witell courfe to allure DESSALINES that his dc- i n mand thoold be laid before the Governor of Jamaica. m, The agents 'awned to Kinglion, and, we under- ter: flood, that in confequence of . Governor NUGENT'. p h difpatches, all idea of a treaty with tkc Republic of for Hayti is entirely relinquifhcd. It is added to this account, that the great mars of th: his officers and army are eq u ally pet tidiiius and bru- a f t tal ; and it is confidently maintained by thole belt a , acquainted with his charaler, that no Treaty made h e with him, or any of then', can be keptlfacred. Such t h i a meafure would inevitably explore the lives and pro- co .perties of our merchants to the caprice of thofe fero- an cious banditti, who, if left to theilo'clves, mutt fall a an prey to each other. They have now an army of In nearly ao,ooo men on foot, without any material re- K, feu toes for its fupport. The troops are miferahlY be cloathed, receive no pay, and would be (hortly with- in out the means of exiltence, as cultivation is neglected iii throughout the ifland, were we to declare the ports in iii a Rate of blockade. The afloat ration allowed to hi each black foldier conlifts of a het-ling, and Ralf a pound of bad bread. The whole population of St. f p Domingo is not now iso,oco fouls, and of that niim. ber not more than 23,000 are effective males. This li t population. dimini(hing as it is, would decreafe (till ca more rapidly, were they deprived of all external fuc fu - cour. With a people fo difproportioned to the (land. be ing army, it may be eafily conceived to what a miter- f r able (late the plantations are reduced. The few yi which are Rill worked are cultivated by women, ail. dren, and old men ; and all the fligar works and dif- 4 1, fineries, except in a few inßances, have been totally vi deflroyed. A quantity of Tatra, fufficient for the c , confumption of' the military only, is not made in the F whole Mend, and not a tingle pound of fuer is to be h i obtained. It would Cam from the fentintents ex. Ii preffed by Dassaxix ts during his conferences with he our agents, that he intends to make coffee and cut tt - ton the chief commodities of the Wand. As the. Blacks naturally look to another attempt on le the part of France to recover the illand ; their relent Wens is to deftroy all the fortifications round the c towns, enders they protect the entrance of iii- bar. r , boors. DESSAU,. ks does not affeet any myliery with a refpat to the plan of operatic ns he I 4 lid • mined . to purtne fhonld the Fiench effal a landing. Perbms of every defcription are, immediately upon the ap- proach of the enemy, to retire with all their property f to the A rong hold, and taftnefl.:s in the interior, UT- ing previoitily burn' , lie towns. ik'e learn with pleafmc that no fears c in ante refpea to any danger to our poffoli ns in the \\ Ind es, Ihould the new Gov:rnrocrit St. . prove hoitile t I no. The 11 are deli it i felt capable either of annoyiT.r ur trade, ~.of trani portin r ; urn' I le, and we elssisisdly r i tic•ti'n ()Mies , of any c mniereial treaty vii;: :Lem, not only expofe the lives am! p., -tic rt •ur mer- chants, Lot .r.volvc ox in a Col::.:i!i014 :! St miOlt in- te fed e in (,or f,iture arr..npeotents ssith Fran( e, and boll op an example to our r wn col , :,:et produaive of the moll drove r _ I PRIVATE LSTTI&S. On the nth inttant it was generally believed at !arts that the execution of the pretended confpirators would take place, in the fame clandelline manner as the murders of Pica may and of the Duke of Ew- iHism. Rumours were even circulated on that day, that tome of them had been found dead in their dun geons, and were Paid to have committed fuicides. Though already brought to trial, no perfon was per .sitted to vifit them. Madame PoLicsac,who had fe veraltimes demanded and attempted to (peak with her aulband, was, on the zd ordered, under painof tranf portation, to &fill in her purfuits, and leave her hat band to his fate. Madame Mnaaan has fpoken three times to her hufband, but in the pretence of the Police Commiffary of the Temple, and of the gessr d'arseu, two of whom guard each pan ner in his dungeon night and day. Several houfes round the Temple have been Phut up, and their inhabitants imprifoned ; Bo levees. s, being informed by his (pies, that Come fig nals had been made from their roofs to the priloners in the Temple particularly twice, when General MoRIAU, attended by four gen: d'arrsts, was permit ted for half an hour to breathe frefh air in the Tem le garden. Even Bo AAAAA vL's police agents are totted to admire the loyalty and firmer' of Captain WRIGHT, who has refilled alike their bribes and threats. It is raid at Paris, that the Grand Jude, ifter in vain offering him a large fum of money, with commiflion of an Admiral in the French fervice, if to would betray the Britifh government, threatened tat he Resold be (hot in twenty-four hours, as an ac :omplice with Grottoes, I'ICREGau,Sce. but that his 'awe' was, " If foci a violation of the laws of war Ind of nations takes place, 1 (hall recommend my foul to myCreator, and the vengeat.ce of my death to my King and Country • but I hope that you will remem ber the many thou fands of dour own countrymen prifoners in England." Many perfons in France think, however, that he will not ealily efcape dellrue. ion, either from BONAPARTE'S military allaffinr, or 'is ferret poifoners. Notwithflanding the vigilance of Boma rrrrr 's spies, numbers of ballads and tongs are circulated at Paris, in the departments, and in the armies, ridicu. 'ink the new Emperor, his wife and family. Several :ancatures have been kind by the police on this lubjett t and a bookfeller in the Falai' Royal has been arrefted, exceed of felling a pretended addrefs from the shades of the French foldiers at Jaffa, in eking him to the throne of the i-regions, where they are anxioufly waiting for the Emperor of he French. Not only Lucite and Jimorta Bows 'AILTE, but Madame Bo AAAAA TN, the mother, are to zomplete difgrace, and forbid evermore to return to France. Louis Bo is now, nn account of 'tit wile, the greateß favourite, and therefore not a little hated by his brother Joni:Pi, and by his brother in-law Muaar. Lucite Bo has been wound ed lately in a duel with the Prince Boaom 'se, his brother-in-law, who intends to fettle in Germany, leaving his wife with her brother. Immediately after the conclufions of the Attorney General, regarded here as fentences already pro nounced, B convoked a Council of State, at which all the great Officers of the Empire, and all our Mi• i:tetb, were ptefent. He &fired their opi nion, o , ctle • , according to hit own inclination, it would be . to ~ a rdon molt of the pretended con. f i )tratot it, 4 r let the law take its courfe. Hir !waiters ..tory ; but the plurality of the Members thooi;nt is dingerous to pardon men, who, if (hut lip ;is ri:..,r or tranfported to the molt diftant co lonies, might fi:,el opportunity to efcape, who were iocorript,ly fanatical for the BOURBON!, and that there{ re the fafcty of the Emperor and of the Em lired their punifhmenr. Bo , with a:rented to their opinion, and protelted AL, out their better kidsmesit, he would have I rg .v them all, not excluatng even GEORGES, al tro lonian Used. Thibiory The police agents rope. every where, adding that Bo left the Council of State with team in his eyes!!! Ore rr HAMBURG!! MAIL. FROM THI HAMBUIGH CO RRESPONDEN P T ar OF JUN I M 30. 8. • k, ay The Emperor on hi, journey to the coaft will go to Boulogne, for which place, as well as for Havre, a part of the Imperial Guard has already let out. — Great events may form be expefted at Boulogne. A 36 hours calm, which happened lately, rendered the army impatient to make fome attempt againft the enemy. ST. PETERABURGH, MAY 22.—Saturday morning the 19th inftant, at ten o'clock, our beloved Sove reign began his journey for Revel. In his Majefty's bite were General SUCHTILIN, the Chief of the Engineers, and of the Staff, under whole direflion a new harbour has been conftrufted at Reval.— Prince CZARTORYSKI, the Minitier, ad interim, of the Foreign Department ; the Chamberlain Novostzr zor ; two Adjutant Generals, Count Li even and Prince WALKOSISIN, and the Court Marlhal Count Too sro ; on which Cubjest our Court Gazette con tains the following : " ST. / 2 RTIRSBURGH, MAY 19.—This morning, at half pall nine o'clock, after hearing divine fervice in the Cathedral of Kafait, performed by the Bilbop of Nowgorod, and St. Peteriburgh, aflifted by all the members of the Holy Synod, his Majefty the Em peror began his journey for the provinces round the Baltic Seas. IS Natty*, MAY Majefty the Emperor, attended by a fmall fuite, arrived here this evening, at eight o'clock, and will remain until to-morrow morning. " The Emperor is expetled back to his capital within a fortnight." STOCKHOLM, MAY loon as the feafon per mits, one divifion of our fleet from the coaft of Finland, confining of twenty-one gumboots, will fait under the command of Lieutenant Colonel CKON srsor for Pomerania, where its Ration will be for the future. Our Crown Prince intends to go to Uddavella for the benefit of lea-bathing during the bummer. COPENHAGEN, MAY 29.—A camp will be formed near Schefwig, to which not only all the troops in the duchy of Holßein are ordered, but many regiments from the other Danith provinces Thefe troops are to remain together till the end of September, and will be commanded by the Prince Royal. • Al 4 ST 6 ADA IN, JU N 1 L.—Accounts from Paris fay, 25,000 more French troops will march into the terra tory of Hanover ; the army in Italy will be confide rably reinforced. and a firong cordon will be drawn on the Rhine. What truth there is in thefe reports, time will (hew. - Casino 11, MAY ;t. —To-morrow the Ruffian Imperial Mini fler Plinipotentiary, Baron Maxxoxx, will go from hence to Ludwigfburgh to deliver his credentials to the Eledor of Wurtemburg, to whom he is accredited. His Excellency was formerly En voy at this Court. WAYZLAR, Jose 2.—The Imperial city of No renberg has already fent new credentials to its Refi dent at Paris. Hanov Es. June 5.—To -day peat fellivities are preparing at Hennewhauge and in the palace here. which are intended to celebrate the an. iverfary of the entrance of the French into this territor y, as alfo the return of Madam MtcHanl. VIENNA, KIT 3o.—We know from go: d Nntho: rity, that his Royal Highnefs the Archduke CHARLIE S intends to refign his rank as Grand Mailer of the Teutonic Order, to his brother and coadjutor the Archduke ANTHONY, as he wishes to occupy himfdf for the future entirely with the affairs of the War Department, and as Prefident of the High Imperial Council of War. The Ruffian Ambalfador, Count RASUMOWSILI, had this day a private audience with the Emperor. All the Imperial regiments have received orders to concentrate, and to begin their eremite. iu the latter part of July, they are to be collated together in camps tear Pelt, Toplitz, and Braun, in a manner that they can be ready to begin their manoeuvres be- fore the 6th of Auguit. The Imperial Chancellor, Prince Coxxoeloci, is gone for the recovery of hishealth to Toplitz, to ufe the baths. The Minifter of the War Department, the Arch. duke CHARLES, intends, in the beginning of next month, to fet out for Iliden, where his uncle, the Duke of Saxe Tefchen, is already arrived. Waist., May 3o.—Letters from Cologne fay, that a cordon of too,ooo French troops are to occupy the left bank of the Rhine from Stralburgh to the fron tiers of Holland. On the a7th tilt. for the &It time, was prayed at Mentz, Dowsitos Alma fac Imperatore= nYlnan Nero- 180NI.A1, inflead of Dominefalvw lac Lonftsks, et /alum Rano:Mears. The Dike of EscHisii had made his will, which was carried to Paris with his other papers. Ir•sy, MAY 20.—The Rutlan Miniller, Count CASSIWI, who left Rome without taking leave, on ac count of a French Emigrant in the Rut' ••1 fervKe having been delivered up by the orders ci I:.e Pope to Om French Government, will retitle at Florence until he receives further orders from his Court. The refignation of the Neapolitan Minifler, Count D'Acroa and the appointment of Chevalier Micat aoux, his fucceffor, have called great rejoicings among the French at Naples, and everywhere in Italy. According to report, an agreement has been en tered into between the Ottoman P,Vrte on one fide, and England and Ruffia on the other, according to which Englitis troops are to occupy Egypt during the prefent war. N , MAY z.—Our Minifter, Count ACTOII, has given in his relignauon, and is fucceeded by Che valier Mr c &ROUX. _ _ • Varies, May 3o.—Befides the three fhips of the line already built for French account at Genoa, eight more art ordered to be finifited with all polGble (peed. The Archduke )our, on his journey from this c'ty to the Tyrol, has infoefted the town of Trevifo, and f iven orders, u Dircaor of Artillery, that it lb .11 be fin ufied. It lies in a plain country, on the e.iict bank of the Piave, and the Aufirian engineers are employed in ereaing the %yolks. A battalion of ntat Ines h.ts been railed here, %%Lich confi.ls entirely of Dalmatians. It will be employed in manning the Auftrian flotilla, which lies in the arfenal hcrc. LEGHORN, May 19.—We expel here the arrival of feveral Englithmen and Britifff fubjeas arrefied Rome, Civita Vecchia, Ancona, and other different ports in the territory of the Pope, where France hu demanded the arrctt of them. They write from Rome, that the Pope has given Cardinal nun full powers to crown, in his liolincfs's name, his nephew, Navot.som 80116 PARTE, Empero r of doe Frenth. The report, that foreign troops are to occupy III: ifland of Sicily, is contradiEled in our papers. ALANJUIZ, 7111,1 , 7.—The celebrated botani ft, the Abbe CAVANWI LIM, died the latter end of IA week at Madrid, where he was direetor of the Botanic Garden. The Portuguefe Minifter, the Chevalier Asyut', has remained here Tome days, on his return from St. Peterfturgh to Lifbou. The Countefs MELZI d'Ex its MONCAJO PALAJor, lifter in law of the Vice Prefident of the Italian Rc public,... and widow of the Spanifh Marquis d'Sx s ViltY CONGO ITTAR. died lately at Saragoffa, in the 53d year of her age. LONDON. MONDAY, JUNE IL PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Oa for July 361—Reduced 5311-omnlum 31 4. sort Ans. 3 to 3 t46--Exclieq. Bills 111. 10 31. diE PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per Cent. Red. 55 ii India Bonds, as. aa.411. 3 per C. Conf. Ann. mot Imperial Ann. 91 4 per Cent. 78 Ezeheq. Bills, 2.1. gs. dlr. 5 per Cent. Navy mot Omnlum 4 prem. 5 per Cent. 1727 9511 i Conf. for ate. soil Long Ann. 16f Donlan, Jona t 3..-5 per Cent. Gov. Deb. 88. Courfe of kaeltange--aubl.n on London 12, 12t. The reports rerpeaing Ireland have turned out as we hoped. Some movements among the military, which were merely precautionary, appear to hare I given rife to them. Two Hamburgh Mails have arrived fence our laft, and in the fame packets leveret paffengers of dd . - dation, among whom were Mr. Desire, late Mini fter at Munich, and family, Sir FiANCIS Dices, Counters of Beveamtv. &c. The public prints, as well as private letters, mention military preparations in Ruffle, Pruela, Auftria, and Denmark, and that a French cordon of toopoo men is forming on the left Bank of the Rhine. There meafures are, however, merely fpoken of as pleafine camps, or defenfive attitudes, but there are at the preterit moment Co many differences to adjuft among the great powers, and fo much jealoufy esi fling, that it will not furprife thole who have attended to the hiftory of nations, lhould there movements, with other cirtumftences, lead to a Rate of warfare. In Rutile, in Turkey, and even in Pruffia, the French intereft is upon the de an ; while it gains ground in Spain, Portugal, and Italy. The King of N has been forced to difmifs his faithful Minifter D'Acrow, and to appoint in his place Chevalier Mi c NI eon r, a perfon more agree able to Fral L— The tyrannical perfecution by Ba. NAPALTI of Britiuls anion the Continent, is now extended to all Brit;th travellers in Italy, even in the neutral flaw of Tureen'', and the Papal do minions. It is rumoured on the Continent, that an alliance between the United K;ngdorn. the Porte, and ano ther Power, ',probably Rufba), is on the eve of be ing concluded, in confequence of which the Britith will be allowed to occupy Egypt during the war. M.Vaan souls, the French emigrant in the fervice of Raffia, arrefled in the Papal Dominions, (as we bays more than once bad occalion to notice), inflead of being liberated in confequence of the demand of the Ruffian ?Adage, has been brought td Paris, and (but up in the Temple. He will probably experience the fame fate as the unfortunate Duke d'Emonise, a circumllance that will certainly aggravate the pend ing differences between the Courts of St. Pereriburgh and St. Cloud. Yellerday difpatehes were received from .5,.! viral Coaxwat.tts and Admiral Tmoasiaoanvoa, which were forwarded from the Admiralty to Lord Mei.- vit.l.l at Wimbledon. Saturday, about two o'clock, their MA 'writs and the PaiacEssEs, in a poll chariot and two coaches and tour, removed from the Queen's Houfe to Kew. On the arrival of the Royal Family at Kew, they were Wilted by the Volunteervand Stafford(hire Mi litia. Mr. Lov ass, of the Coach and Horfes, on Kew Green, difcharged a t pieces of cannon from the top of his cat,. -. to welcome the Royal Family. The flag of the cht.... was difplayed. In the evening, tac Royal Family walked in the gardens. Yelerday morning, the Royal Family attended di vine fer v ice, and in the evening, walked in the gardens. Saturday evening, about feven o'clock, the Panics of WALLS arrived in town from Bibury. Lord O'Nair., ind hi, brother, the Honourable Captain M. P. for the county of Antrim, are arrived in towel •.m Ireland. Lieutenant-Colonel Ni, Hocrow, Aid-de- Camp to Gen. Lace. left town on Friday for Edinburgh. Earl FrrzwitAtam Rave .en elegant dinner yeller day to a large party or politic4l friends, including Earl Spencer, Karl Cowper, Lord H. Petty, Lord Althorpe, Lord V. .e Lord J. roweihold, Sir J Coo Hippeficy, Mr. Pandas, Mr. Wlecilsam. Mr. W. B. Vonfe:itry. Mr. Plower, Cap tain Dundee, Dr. Lawrence, Mr. Latoucbc, Mr. Maddox, Mr. Poyntz, Mr. Coombe, Mr. Grey, Mr. BaHay, &c. The Earl of D gave, yeiteyday, an elegant dinner In a large party, including The Earl of EgUngtoan, Lord and Lady ! %yew. Sir S. Clyne, COIOOII 0111. Mr. Duff, Mr. Moore, Mr. Upton, and Mr. Man- On% All the Foot Guards in London were in Hyde- Park on Friday, where they were reviewed by the Commander in Chief. The infpettion commenced at nine