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FRANCS. PARIS. jvcr 16. The following occurrence is faid to have taken Place during the Entratna's journey to Boulogne:— Having arrived at fix o'clock in the morning at Ab beville from St. Cloud, to which place he travelled without halting, he patted through that town ; but at about half a league beyond it, he ordered his car riage to flop at the door of a mean houfe in the commune of Bugny, kept by a man of the name of DSTATIINIER, a blackfrnith and publican, who be ing alarmed at tech a train, hid himfelf in his \pond houfe. His wife was aflted if the had a cow, h haying anfwered in the affirmative, a fdver porringer Was handed to her, and the was ordered to milk the cow into it, in doing which the gave many diverting proofs of her embarratimene. She was ordered to boil the milk, and Tome coffee, which was previoufly prepared, was mixed with it. The Ewritamt alighted from his carriage. and a table and a folding chair, which is always carried with him were placed before the door. When he had brealtfalled he ordered the matter of the houfe to be called, who was difcovered io his hitting place, and brought -forward, keeping fall bold of his bat, that he was endeavouring to take off. The Em inent took notice of him, thanked him for the ac commodation lie had given him and ordered him a relent of 6o livrec. His neighbours loon Rocked round him. each with his congratulation. Toe hove fans the Iltiptror I Whet a ham fellow ! What did bs fa.y ett yes ? His inn was tor the whole day. , .On the std, at halt , paR three, her Malay the through geniis, where the flopped only is few minutes. • Her affability and condefeen. fton charmed all thofe who beheld her: The Tepee that was paid to her by the Civil and Military Au thorities was accompanied by lively and repeated expreflions of the general joy. Her M..:3142v deigned to take notice of a beautiful 'little child, who prefented her a petition. Such anexpefled in cidents poffefs ; charm which embellifhes high Ra tion, gives confolation to misfortune, and binds all perfons (jf feeling to fneial order, by iafpiring there with affealion for thofe above them. •It is mentioned in letters from Berlin, that Ow titian of neutrality adopted by Pruffiallas been ac• knowledge(' by the Estraaoa of Russia. The EMPIROR was hourly expetted at Calais from Boulogne. On the 23d. and the day before, the troops were confined to their barracks, and the officers were not allowed to go outfide the gates of the town. SIMONS, ji(LT 14. Irefterday at halt palt three her Majely the Ess :am arrived in this town, efconed by the dragoons of the fecund divifion, who had gone to Villers- Coterets to meet her. The isth and i6th dragoons lined the Areets from gate to gate. BARAGUAT d'HiLLILet, Colonel General of drageons, and one of the great offic ers. o f t h e empi re , General LAP- Laicise ' and the Colonels of the ad divifion, went to meet her MAJESTY; an attention which (he teemed so feel, and fur which the tha4ed them with a kind ads and affability peculiar to her. Mer arrival was annour.ced by twenty-five rounds of artillery, and !be was faloted in the fame manner at her departure. The people crowded the ftreets to fee her. To :gra tify their euriofity, and to avoid accidents, her M a. 111TT ordered her ca st iage t o go a t a 'walking pace.. The oily flay (be inade was while the received the compliments of the Conflituted Authorities at the eitr gate. The 'dolt ti the votes given in the department of Maine and Lore. on the quellon of the heritable de. (cent of the Imperial Family, is, that there were 33.446 votes for it, and only tea againA it. The neighbourhood of Lyons is much infe fled with grefiblipers a the plain of Broneaux is iimoit c voed them t iutd,, it is Paid, that they have penetrated into the city, The esehainr to transferred to the buildings of the (hectic FeydeAu. FIANCKPORT, Java* at. Hie Makefly the King of Swivels did not return to Cull:0114 as we yellerday mentioned, That Monarch went fir-ft to Akhaffeldsurgh, and con tinueet his pu rney from 'berme to Wantshoigh. The 112cen Dowager of Paossia mind there this morning. Letters from Vienna, of the Bth, mention, that their Mayesviss were to leave that city for Baden, on the t sth, *here they prrpofed to chink the waters until the soth of Atigna, after which time his Ma. Lefty intended to go into Moravia to review the troops. It is reported, that his Royal Highnefs the Arch. duke RODOLPIIO, is to be appointed Primate of Hungary. - BOULOGNE, Jtriv ss. We had yefterday a very violent gale of w.ind. at eleven ck. The Eserraoa immediately went down to the beach, and fared, with his own bands, a number of unhappy perfons, who were nigh being (wallowed op by the waves. In the impetuoilly of his seal to afford fuccovir to tome poor wretches who were mired yp and down by the boifterous waves, he plunged /NO the fea, although a failor apprised him of hi , danger. I tremble in inform ing you, that nor ideerel Sovereign had nigh fallen a victim to this glorious ad of felt:devotion, but, fortunately fcr France, he was preferved from the danger. The foldicrt and failors were highly affelled by the affable, indeed it may be (aid, the friendly man ner it, which the EmPlltnlt remunerated with the Tailor who endeavoured to prevent him from plung ing into the Ira. The Estrreoa returned to head quarters at MU pall four in •Le morning, excerfively fatigued. This day be vilited every part of the (bore, to give the orders that were neceffary. It is almoft faperfluous to meneion, that the troops both naval and military. *scented them with alacrity. Wi'h (itch an example before their c) eh it was inspoffible that they thould Ant. The Englith perceiving that fume of our flotilla were in danger, thought it a Ltvourahle moment foi attaching them. But the cowards were once more (Stapp kited in their treat hernia expeetaiions; for we felt them fuch a (bower of 'hells that they were glad to Otter off. In a (butt time we (hall hunt them to their remote(' den, and France (hall be avenged of all the milchic 'they have done to her. ROL L AND. Recut, Jots' 26.—Yefterday evening his Ercel• lency, Mr. SCH/MMILPINNINCK. Ambaffidor from the Baravian Government to his Majefly the Emperor of the French, arrived here from Paris. We can now Rate pontively, that the ceremony of the prefeotat ion of the new credentials, by the French Envoy to the Batavian Government, is to take place on Monday the 3oth inflant. They write from Aixda-Chapelle, that the Em prefs of France is arrived there. UTRECHT, juts 26.--This morning the great park of French and Batavian artillery, confining of 4o pieces of ordnance, with their caiffons and ammu nition carts, driwn by more than boo bode*, paged through this town for the camp of le& STATE PAPERa. LOUIS XVIII. 'ME KING OF PRUSSIA, AND BONA PARTL Friday, the 25th of February, tgoj, the King was informed by M. the Abbe Edgeworth, that M. the Prefident de Meyer. who arrived from Berlin, was cringed with a miffion to him upon the part of his Majelly the King of Pruffia. The objeti of this mil lion was to obtain the renunciation, full and entire, of the whole houfe of Bourbon to the throne of France, as alto to all the dominions which they bad panelled. As the price of this facrifice, Bo would fecure to them indemnities. and even a bril liant Rate of life—(oujosee). Saturday morning, the 26th. the King received M. the Prrlident de Meyer. After the affurances of ten der interell, which his Proltan Mijefty felt 'for M. the Count de Lists and his faMily. M. the Prefident explained the fubjeft of his million. "He obferved that Bo AAAAAA a had not overturned the throne of France; that he had had no part in the horrors of the revolution; that he had put an end to it; he ex patiated upon the good be had done for France, and even for all Europe. •• He raid, that the revolution was confolidated, more by fattions within, than by war without. All reaetion was impolfible, becaufe a want of repofe is wanted every where ; every where are felt intereßs created by it, and incompatible with the return to the ancient order of things: religion has confecrated the new; the Sovereigns of Europe have acknoWledged it; a political fyßem, common to all nations, is dia. blifhed upon this cafe, and the Kings will maintain it from confcience, from duty, from intereft. " The confequence was, that the Houk of Boat bon remained without fupport, and without means of exillence for the future ; beeaufe the favours which they have received from Raffia may at leaft fail the children and fuccelTors of the Count de Li ILI ; that in a few years BONA AAAAA would no longer find an advantage to let a value upon refignation ; that it would be.more wife in take advantage of the prefent moment, teeing their rights were rot yet profcribed, to aft honourably, ukfully, and fecurely. 4 4 Ufefully, becaufe the firlt benefit to the family of the &wagons would be a brilliant Rate (fort). Se curely, becaafe Pruffia. Raffia. and the otner Powers of Europe would guarantee the treaty. Honourably, becatik that family would confolidate the repofe of France, and of all Europe, by its facrifices. " If the molt touching ability and interea could have prevailed over the honour, over the duty, over the fentiment‘, which he prcferved for his country, the King would have been fbaken. Without flop ping to ditinfs the motives which were prefented to him; and which eßablifbed his rights far from weak ening them, as fuck a Rep revived his hopes, far from deßroying them ; his Majefty anfwers 4. I do not wanionnd Monfieur Bonaparte with thole who have preceded him. I deem his valour, his military talents. I give him credit (or keen) sets of his adasielarstien, for the gockd they have dam to my people will be always dear to me. Bar be de ceives biradf, if be thinks to induce me to &baud= my rights Par from !NM would aftablith them hindelf if they could be quer tionud, by the Rep which be has now taken. I know not the bananas of GOD rerpeeliog my family and myfelf; but I know the ohligadona which he has Impaled upon me. by the rank in whl, b be has pleafed that I Mould be bons. A Clatiltian,l tall difcharge thefe obligations until my Lift Bea. The dekendant of St. lisuic, I Gall karn from his example to rcfpe& myfelf even in irons; the fiscectlor of Francis the Firft, I with at teat to be able to fay like him,* Ws hew 4fl ell arrep 6sweer •.' Monday. the 28th, the King fent In M. the Prea. dent, Da Meyte, this anfwer in writing. fanaioned with the adhefion of his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Aweout.a►ta, in there terms : " With the permiffion of the Kind, my uncle, I adhere with hurt and foul to the coomnts of this Nom. (Slnerl)touts ANTUINS.. " And a letter for his MAjelly the King of Paussta, of which the copy follows : " NIS SERIN! AND CDRIYTIAN MAJR!TY, I have thisolbt it my duty to give in writing my 'mime to the offers which u has pleated your MORT to stake to me, end I re (pert M. the reclhrent De Meyer to tranfinit it to you. But I can WA :VOW to add to it this letter, In the heft place, to thank yo n foe the toll cypreScma of I. tendthip for me, which you have or • slued M. Di ?qty.!) . to We I the dtfcharge of his miffion. Second• ly,op dime& In the bofom of your Majefty fame ndiedlipata wridclo I did not think proper to make In my aufwer. Not only would tle relent Rep of M. Bonaparte eitablith affrights, if it were navel:far/Jaw it farther reseals his mamba,- kw, and I congratulate myr.ll trysail teeing them in ro await hands. I know all the advantages due I could tdke of this ae• knowiedgment, but I would rather maintain Glance, U I were not compelled to break It. This h a retina which I thiok I owe to a generous Sovereign, who grants me an afylont fu Ins States.— • The great minds,/ your MajLity is too wed known for me not to dill Wroth its thoughts of Ma'am vadat its rclatioas appear to &date.' Rinea, to fpare their fulled. the borren of war, have yielded to imperluascircomßaneee. Munoitunes fuppott me. I am alone. It 1. lot me to malotaM the right. of all, by never fanellonine a Revolution, ninth would terminate by overtsnaby every Throne. Malheur 11 , fteparte nray march to !key, be has preferred the route that kid. in celebrity : but if ewr. hatpins to the yoke of duty. and of in•erelt, he mould have viirage to entrutt hir-felf to my wed. then I would fee with joy Your He jetty become a Mediator betwceo us,aod give loyaky as a fecwity of our reciprocal engagements. • I mall fend (as I have already dnne with regard to my Ne. phew) to my brother. and to the othrr bear Ars of my family, the overture which has been mad.. to me. Your ?stolen), may lee the rdwer dif my otphcw. I Doan lay the wit Wore yotaas futon u I .all have waved them. 1 {•ray goar Majtfly. • nth laws was paNdleed to Tat traa of the 16th July, tips: Ant we republith at. conceiving h to be rife ntiat to a clear and complus acme of t►aa importept traofettion. LONDON. The P ttttt 61 THE UNITID Emmen, to whom ilhe Letters Of CiALGACOII were addreffed, will rejoice to bear, that we have received the firth of a sow Series, which mall appear as foon as poffibk Tirefof Series, which is now in every benly's hands, has been eminently conducive to mac the fpirit, to ani mate the exertions, and to point the arms of our Fenow-citielew spina the Arch•Ufurper of the Liberties of Mankind. As a literary Convention, we do not fear contradidtion, when we alert that they have tot been tumoral /lace *days of Justus• SATURDAY, AUGtTrF 4. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: c oo ky . f or am " 551.1.—f0r Aura, 561 57.—Ra:doted S* Omnlum 7 . PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: Dant Stock 1613 India Stock 177 3 per Cam Red. AIM Imp. 3 per Cent 561 3 pee Cent. Coat si Essice. AIL. pee te. rem 4 per Cent Ta 741 Tel Onutlven 7 6# pm: per Cent. Navy 914 f Engta Tkkets 171.175. S per Cat. IT Si p i C cc f a i s fog .W 34 ST Lang Ana 47 F It is ftrongly minded in the higher circles, that a Treaty of Alliance, Cffenfive and Defenfive, 'was a few days age concluded between his BILITAIIIIIIC Ma parr and the Estrsaoa of Resets. and agned by Lord Hammerer and the Ruffian Ausbairador, Count Wetioa EON To this Treaty the Element of Mae weer will, It is Paid, be invited to accede ; and aeons hopes are entertained that he will accept the hsvits tion. From ezpreffions in his MAJESTY'S Speech to Parliament. there Teems rufous to think that this report may not be dame of foundation. Laf night we received the Nape Orareatt so the 3 tit alt. They contain Paris news of the as*, one day later than that which came to hand on the pre ceding day. BONAPAITI, it appears, was Alertly expeited in Holland, to infpc& the troops Rationed there ; and it was even underftood that the expedition again 4 this country would fail during the prefent vifit of the Emperor to the coaft. The nabappy Dutch, however, cannot conceal their fears of our cruifers,which they (late to be every where in motion. Letters from our ernizers, off ORend, fay, that the fham fight, mentioned in our paper of Thurfclay, which took place on Sunday, between to,ooo of the enemy's troops, near that town, was in Bon AAAAA a's pretence, and was performed by picked men of his Corps d'Elite. A neutral Sip bas been fpokam with, the mailer of which declares, that his revidutionv MAJIISTY was fo well fatisfied with their behaviour, that he made feveral officers members of the Legion offio nour, and diftributed arms of honour among the men. During this &am fight, Bo gave the word of command on More himfelf, and was attended by the principal Generals of his army on the coaß, intended to remain at Mend forty-eight hours more, and it was fuppofed that the different divifions of the troops, encamped in its neighbourhood, would foe. ceffively go through the fame ezercife. Seurat ac cidents happened, by the burning of two guns, and near too men were, in the evening, fent to the hof pital, being ill from remaining fo long in the water. It was expened many more would feel the fame com plaint, from the time caufe. The foldiers in the water were c mmanJed by Gen. Onnimor, who felt himfelf fu ill, as to unable to be attend Boma AAAAA to the play in the evening. Laa year a propofition was mad., through the medium the King of Paussta, to his Maidly Louts XVIII. to renounce his rights to the Throne of France in favour of Bonavarrt. Upon that cc cation his Royal Highnefs Monsisue, brother to the King of Fa sacs and N , publifhed and dif tributed among the Emigrant Nobility and Clergy, and feveral Members of the Diplomatic Corps, a de. claration, Rating the offer made to Louis XVIII. his Majelly's dignified refufal, and the adhelion of the feveral branches of the Bouesms family to that determination. That Ilaten.ent appeared in the STAIL of the 26th of July, 1803 ; but at thAr time a part only of this intereaing tranfthion was known re the public. With the reafons urged by the Proflian Agent, the Prefident Da Mersa, in tiapport of the propofition, and the noble and generous letter of the King of Faawes to the King of Num*, which we this day lay before our Readers, we were then unac quainted. They will no doubt be read with interett by thole who are not infenfible to the fufferiogs of un fortunate Princes, and who detelt the unprincipled Means by which the Corfu:tut Worm adds iidok to iainaice. Yeßerday loon after breakfalt his MAIRSTT, the Duke of Cu D and the tiro younger Prin teas, attended by Lady Tuvawa, Generals CART. WRIOIIT and FITZROY, and the ftiOnourable Mr. VILLI II S i took an airing on horfetock in Windfor Great Park. Her MAJCSTY and the other Princeffes took an airing to Frogmoie. Thurfday evening Mr. ARBUTHNOT left town for Yarmouth, and irks expeßed there in the courfe of yelferday, from whence he embarks for Hufilm, on his way to Caultantinople as Anibaffador. Orders have been Wised from the Admiralty, for his Majefly's vete', Rationed at the mouth of the Thames. to' be removed to Chatham, and the men to be put immediately on board Sips deftined for more efFeßivc ferrice. Admiral CbtIIWALLIS left town on Thurfday for Portfmouth. He will fail for Brea in the &It line or battle Gip that can be got read,' to receive him, as the Vitas ns Palls is under repair. Lied KPITOI k arrived in town from Ramfgate, and had Tefterday a long interview with Lord kiss, rtu.f, at the Admiralty. CAIN. Cs!( &IV. CRAILIPI.I4 Tlie MOST MOILS Ilia stasctyls OF tisAD)'oaT. The trial of the anion in this cafe came on at the lite AfSees of Ennis, in Ireland, before the Hon. Baron Saint, and a molt refpe&able Jury, of which the two hilt Jurors were, Sir Edward O'Brien, and Sir Jofeph Peacock, Harts. The anion was brought for criminal converfation with the Plaintiff's wife, and the damages were laid at 40.0001. After very eloquent liaternents and fpeeches to evidence, by Melts. PON somar, Cuiteasi, kioaas, and Q.Fos, the, proofs were (muted up by the leat•ned Judge , and the jury, after having retired for about teq mi. nutes, returned a verdict fur the plaintiff, with to,oool. damages, and 6d, colts, The trial laßed twelve hours. The Bithnp cf Linierick, Lord Adam, and Cal. Pryor/erg4 Smith, were fumrnoned as witneffes by the Marquis, and At 'tended in Court, but were not examined. PL. Charles Matey, is lifter to the Bilhop of Linaerkte. Lady. The concourfe of people in Court was im rnenfe, yet perfe& order was jorefcrved throughout the whole of the trial. , ' spciltravOt - i4e 4 iNqz, SOUTHAMPTON RACES, BA.Y Cup d Sir irsidnerft 4.l Rei • • - s 11.1Jpierame% Simes*. . •• 4 s Mr. SAN, c. M. Margery - • • - 3dr Mr. P. taws Plerce4c4d - • - - s dr . A food race, the lalt beat Slate came in aril, but tiwi s fto croififila Ragman 113 04 bAt givta an 64 twroar. • _~+ • . • Liam MMITST s. Start at One.,—The Crated year of a Soeepaskes of ten Guineas each, for 3 yr old colts, Sit. 31b. i and iLlies, Oil. The winner of the Derby, Oaks, oc Mitt Stakes, to carry ylb. extra. The last mile and a half. Hla Royal HOD& the Pdoee of Wald. names Lord Dar lington's b. c. Pavilion, by Wane, rider uokoown - Lon} P. 0. Olboroc. minis Mr. Dawfon's Hißpocaotput UnkisoWo • Volowlers•.-Itlackliody, light bloc Tierra - Lord Orotvenor's b. c. katerrixe.---Yrnow. cl esp. c. "'• Mae suit , at Ff„....m, gfij e tl i N Plai t of one hundred Quipiath for any boa i,' mare, or gelding ; yr olds to. CflTll. 10R. 41b. , ; syr olds,la. 4r ; 6 •yr olds, salt acd aged, 'tail. alb.—The beil of three 4 mile biejet, H. R. H, tic Priam se,Walcsit MOW, spd, isft alb. Pavia. 4n4 cr pica Gems Mr. larMarolfer b.l. Rambo, Maid?. 41b+—Black -bell. MI t hen Bitiar4raci.. : fag OM, 4C 14 4 1 0 20. Oa field 'salsa Hipp.. ostroposT sett 1 spina Pwrilios ; and s to t again& VolustietSsad Esteipriis. The itetcs.awdoei inagtl ow the ;pude of hriVaietty's Plate. .• • At the cloth of . the poll this day, the numbers were . Fir Win W/LINWARINCI $477 For Ste FRANCIS Boaasirr. . fp* Maiackr • l 4 seifa hag rayed mother otonoottot to enilas in his travels from Berlin to Paris. It is i neh reflifl of tweetmeats aideel by the difpoildore ' and atchiteeure of a &ilia confeaioner. Mr. Muir Aasimorins, relented from a feties off able and faithful ferrices in , connexion with an I%d • minitiration, whore roeattucs Ins (Contrived and tam tioned by their toccefors,is now enjoying the donteait comforts of LaegferdCeort, in Somerfetthire : Within a very narrosilinzit, this place can Wilt the &clay . of Sit A w ELTON O Mr. W , the MI Noels, Mr. WYLDS, and other eminent diarnaers; whole moral and civil camels adorns and improve* that intentness country. Yefterday Lord and Lady Mat.rtstis, and a faro party, went in the Admintity'harie from Whitehall 'to Blaekwall , for the pupate of - rifling the India Docks. Sir A. HARICIIID and Lady, andlevei . sal Commiffioners of the Navy, proceeded in thn Navy barge. The party afterwards dieted it Green- I wick:, from whence they proceeded to :own is the evening. Soler has conrradiaed, in the Birmingham niereid Nereid, the report of his having been ditch from Drury-lane The#tre. He obferves, tha t 4 uc k malicious reports te nd, i n an infinite degree, to wound the credit of every performer, and weaken his Them. trical /Name t" and that " fo far from Inch an event having taken place, he is now under an elide foi three year:, at a very handfome falary per week. and a benefit." The following regiments are to be immediate"? encamped on Leiden Heath, near Coleheiter !It and ad battalions of the ad or Ro.yal Highland vs, the ill and 2,1 battalions of the old or Gordon' Highlanders, the Well Stiffr,lk, North York, Ealk . and Weft Middlefea, Filefoire, and ad Lancafhire Militia, compiling a body of to.ono men, which we hear are to be commanded Major General Lord C s FITZROY. The Experiment; Lord Eldon, and Tottenham EaR Indiamen, arrived at Madeira on the sth of July. The ATaaalta man of war. with she /ma.- men bound to China, proceeded nn their voyage, ad parted from the above flips off Madeira. Letters from Beano Rate, that information has IN rived in town, mentioning that Louis XVIIL with the Doke and Bucher' of Aslant/Le me had let Wan; faw for Winne, the form er cap i ta l of ' Lithuania, a: preterit Ruffian Poland; but that his Mart sry's con. fort, the Qu een of Famsc a, cont i nue d at W arfaw. Other letters dated the stfl alt. hovretret Rate, that a report is circulated there of the King of Fiance having made preparations to leave Warfaw ; but that His Mayssry had been given to underasmd, by the Proffian Governor, that he could not permit file MlitITY'S departure withoot new orders from hie Sovereign. The rtth of May. arrived at Moccow, in nine days from Odell'', Cclonel CnaPl4•ll. Secretary of the Goa remittent of the ifland of Malta, generally fuppofed to have been on his way to St, Peteriburgh, chaTed with a mifflon relative to the Order of St. John of le. rufalem. The object of his j. urney appears, how ever, to be on bulintts with the Banking haute of Mery JOHN TAXIII and Co. of Macaw, trout which it reposted he has al rea dy received different Luke fume, on the part of the &hint Government. for the pay. meat of certain fupplies of provitiOns and Rom. fora nithed by cuntraeort of Rua', f..r the We of the Smith army and navy, as well as the inhabitants of ea above natrottoned Wand.