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Frs. tk LONDON GAZETTE, Jiang. EY THE ICING.-A PROCLAMATION, 1101 t DISSOLVING Tuts PRESENT PARLIAMiNT, MID DECLARING TIM CALLING OF AN OTHER. GIORGI R. Whereas we have thought fit, by and with the advice of our Privy Council. to dtfolve this parent Parliament, which ne• • (lands prorogued to reedy, the t yth day of Auguß next : We do, lot that end, ;whiles this oar Royal Proclamation; and do hereby diffolve the fad Parliament accordingly : and the Lords spiritual and Temporal, and the Knights, CitI2DIS9 and nor geffes, and the Commilhoners for Shiresand Burgh s, deb, Houfe of Commons, are difeharged from their meeting and attendance an Toeftlay the fad t ytb day of Auguft next. And webelng de- Smits and refolved, se tom as may be,to meet OUT People, and , to have tkeir Advice in Parliament,do hereby make known, to all our loving rebjefls, our Royal will and *afore to tall a New Parliament a and do hereby further declare, that, with the ad vice of nut Privy Council, we have given order that our Chan cellor of that Part of our United Kingdom called Great-Britain, and our Chancellor of Ireland, do, refmdively, upon Notice thereof. forthwith Vibe out Writs in due Form, and according to Law, for calling a New Parliament: And we do hereby afro, by chi, our Royal Proclamation. under oar Great Seal of our United Kingdom, require Writs forthwith to be Med accordingly by our fad Chancellors refpetlively, for Caufing the Lords Spiritual and Temporal and Commons, who are to terve in our faid Parliament, to be duly returned to. and gire their attendance in our fad Parliament, which Writs arc to be retorna: 1 : on 'Euefday the 3 tit day of Augult next. Given at Our Court st Windfor, the Twenty-ninth Day of June, One Thoufand Eight Hundred and Two, in the Eorty-feennil Year of Our Reign. GODIAY F. THE KING. BY THE KING.—A PROCLAMATION, ID OILDRIt TO THE ELECTING AND SUMMONING Till SIIT6IIII PREIS OF SCOTL•MD. GEORGE R. Whereas we have, in nor Coaxed. thought fat, to declare our pleat • - for Summoning and Holding a Parliament of our tinned Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland on Tucfday the Thinrfirft day of Aaiuft next enfuing the Date hereof: in order :herefore, to the fikaing and Summoning the Sixteen Peers of Scotland, who are to fit in the Houle of Peers in the Paid Parliamert„ we do, by the Advice of our Privy Council, tree forttrthis our Royal Proclamation, ftridtly charging and commanding all the Peers of Scotland , to offemble and meet at Holy-Rood Hoar, in Edinburgh , on Tudday the Tenth day of Auguft neat milting, between the hours of Twelve and Two in the afternoon. to nominate and ehook the Sixteen Peers, to fit and vote In the Hoak of Peers, in dieted min tng Parliament, by open Ekttion and Plurality of Voices of the Peers that Stall he then pedal, and of the Proxies of fuels as Stall be ab'ent (fuck Prudes being Peen, and producing • Mandate in Writing duly figned before witnefics, and both the Conftituent and Proxy being qualified according to Law). And the Lord Clerk Reeler, or tuck Two of the Principal Clerks of the Seffion. as Sall be appointed by him to ofiiciate in Ms Name, are hereby refpeaively required to attend fuck Meeting, and to adminifter the Oaths required by Law to be taken there by the laid Peers, and to taketheir Votes; and, Immediately after tech Elettion made. and duly examined, to certify the Names of the Sixteen Peers fo eleaed, and lip and attett the fame, in the pretence of the laid Pens the Eleaors; and return loch Certificate into our High Court of Chancery of Great Britain. And we do, by ttds our Proclamation, fiddly command and require the Prom& of Edinburgh, and all other the Magiltrates of the Paid City, to take cfpeeial Care to Pre [erre the Peace thereof during the time of the laid Medial; and to prevent all manner of Riots, Tumults, Difordera, and Violence rthatfoever. And we Maly charge and command, that ehla nor Royal Proclamation be duly publiaied at the Market Croft at Edinburgh, and In all the County Towns of Scotland, Twenty-five Days at leaft before the Time hereby applaud for the Meeting of the Paid Peers to proceed to fuels Wakes. Witnefs Ourfelf at Windfor, the Twenty-ttinth Day of June, One Tbonfand Eight Hundred mod Two, in the Fortpkeond Year of Our Reign. GOD SAVE THE RING. • • NAPLES, JUN E 9. CNAuLEi ERIANURS. the Fourth, King of Sar dinia, having by an infirument, dated at Rome the 4th of this month, refigned his crown and do minions in favour of his brother the Duke d'Ansr, his Royal Highnefs has acceded to the crown, un der the name of VICTOR EMANUEL. PARIS, JUNE 57. The Ottoman Minifter at this refidenee has this day received from Conflantinople the Ad of Ae cetton, on the part of the Su/LINE PORTV, to the Definitive Treaty of Peace between his MajeQy and the French Republic, the King of Spain, the Batavian Republic, figned at Amiens on the a7th of March La D0M111120.21122T. JON[ 29. Accounts have been received here, that bisMa jelly's ratification of his acceptance of the King of Sweden's AR of Acceffion to the Convention, figned at St. Peterlburgh the t 7th of June, iliot, bad reached Stockholm. DOMIIIIIIO-STRIIT, JOVE 29. A difpatch has been received from his Excel lency Lord Sr. I-limas, his Majelly's Ambaffa. dor Extraordinary at the Court of St. Peterlburgh, dated June 3d, containing the particulars of what ed between the Count de KorscHooatx and aron &macs. the King of Sweden's Ambaf • rat St. Peteriburgh, on the occafion of the ro latter's acceding, in :he name of his Swedillt Ma lefty, to the Convention between his Majefly and t~le Emperor of Ras, figned at St. Peterlburgh the t7th of June diot. TM; difpatch Rates, is That he, (the Count), after endeavouring to refine the various objcaions that had been urged by the Baron de ST mime againft the tenor of the Convention of the 17th June tßot, and to demoafirate to him that. that Treaty prefented to the Northern Powers all the advantages that it had been found poffible to ob tain, had proceeded to obferve, that the antecedent Convention between Ruffia and Sweden having been in tome fort broken by that which had linte been concluded between Rnffia and England, and to which Denmark had alto acceded, it would cer tainly be advifable for Sweden to accede likewife , asolsroterioNs, ace. IN SCOTLAND. to that Treaty, in order that the might not remain John Hoedond Company, merchants in Glegovr...—Cralma s in a manner Inflated, and that tome common to meet in Black Bull Inn there, on the 3oth June. at one Pan might fill continue to calf} between the o'clock afternoon, to name an interim fades; fame place Powers of the North." and hour on the slhb July, to ekd a truftce. John Dnkeancrehant in Montrofe.—Creditats wire in An. DO W N ING-sTeerr e JUNE 29. drew Hunter's, In .Montrofe, on the ad join at twelve The KING has been pleated to appoint WILLIAM o'clock to name an interim fader; fame place add hour on Yu LLAR row, Efq. Brigadier-General To OM A s Pic- the JO PIT to chafe a trahre- Ton t and SA M U ILL HOOD, Efq. Captain of the Tr/Vl'tin Riniesmdr;-Crediton to Hunter's meet es ilimi • t there, on the ad Jul at tel ' Royal Navy, to be his Majefly's Commiffioners for o'clock, to Mint an interim radial fame pisee y ;nd hour w on ve executing the Office of Got•ernor and Commander the sad July, to sea a trance. inChief in and over his Majefty's ifland of Trinidad. Cr•aitors of Alexander IWAlpine, merebsat is M at u ra t e ; t o lodge notes of their debts in the hands of John Homing; WIIITSNALL, JUNE 29. writer in Glafgow, on or beton the sad Judy. The KING has been pkafed to appoint WILLIAM Creditors of Robert PA'Latan , merchant In London, to meet ADAM, of Blair Adam, Efq. to be his Islajelly's in th . c Royal Exchange Coffeelitufe,Edft=l, ytis PIN ° at I:l=l:t iosiimeimagw ancl SheriffSheriff Pristipal of the that of „::,:= t ea . v rece e n tru tt = d ec o = Mogg Pr Zt ill l 1 4. _ 44,16. . • . - illi anal, POND '' -'' Im;„ CirenceErr. July 31. John Palma, of 'navies-Inn, London, :nosey. krivenar, dealer and chairman, at ten, at MINK& July i s i t ief fohn Jonts, of Wigsnore-ftreet, Cavendiilaquirm, M caseb•snakes, at ten, at thiiklhall, London. July to ROheft Flan% Bedf ord-Brat. Comet-Garrlen, tailor, dealer and chairman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July as. William Jones, of Brißol, brichtilnith, iron-dales: and, chairman, at four at the Rummer Tavern, BrilloL July is. James Conrad's. late at Hurftperpoint, Baez. Atop keeper, dealer and chapman, at ten, at the Norfolk-Isom Arunall, Suffer. July 19. Richard Maros, of Birmingham, grocer, dealer and chapman, at damage the N , kfprate Tavern, Birminefint. July t 7. Evan Evans. of Vauxhall-Walk, Surrey, grocer, dealer and Chapman, at tea, at Gilliam% London. MILIWART nomektoss. WAR•01171CII, J 17113 29- 24 Begitnett of Dragoon Onerds--Wililen Bop% dent. to be Carnal, by maniac, Wee Grater Primlwa• tstis Regi m ent of Light Dragoints...-Lientenant Richard W. Howard Vyfe to be Captain, by perehafe. vise Lord Lido, who retires ; 'Cornet David Sheltie be Lieutenant, by per chafe; vine Hinde,, who retiree. Ca Regiment of Foot Guards-n-Enfign ?Award Atte fun to be Lieutenant, by mtrebak, vice Myers, promoted in the istb Foot. t6th Regiment of Foot—Major Lionel Smith, from the 45th Foot, to be Major, without purebak. vice Gordon. who re tires on half-pay. soth Ditto—Lieutenant John Hunts to be Capella, by pur chafe, vice Chalmers, promoted in the 55th Foot. silt Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Lyde Browne, from the 85th Foot, to be Lirateoant-Coloted. vice Lord Evclyo Stuart, removed to the sad Font. ssd Ditto--Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Enlin Stuart, from the stR Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Crothie, who re tires epee the half-pay of the 45th Foot. 56th Dittp—F.nign Robert Child to be Lieutenant, by purchafe vice Dabsac, who retires. , 40th Ditto—ifdpital Mate Prot Flower to be AfErtant-Sur geon. vice Herman, removed to the 3d Dragoons. sad Ditto--Captain Jam es Orde, from the 9rR Foot, to be Major. by porcha ice Smyth. promoted in the 68th Foot. 34th Ditto—Captain William Williams to be Major, by Por chafe, vice Debne, who racier'. 6oth Ditto—Captain Thomas Clarke to be Major, without purchafc, vice Lennox, &waled 14th Ditro--Lieutenant Robert Barclay Macttherfoo to be Captain, by porchafe, vice Lord George Beresford, promo'. ed in the 6th Dragoon Guards; Lieutenant James Chilholme to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Stuart, promoted in the std Foot. 90th Ditto—Cornet Thomas North Lord Groves, from the 4th Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by puschafe. vice Napier, rooted. 93d Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Ws*, front the syth Foot, to be Captain. without parchafe. vice Chinos, placed opal half-pay; Lirutenant Jofeph Carrdthers, from the both Foot, to he Captain, without parebafe, vice Sutherland, placed upon half-pay; Neil Iti.Kinnon, Gent. tobe F.nfip, without porthole, vice James Ptak., who& appointment does not take plate. 3d Weft India Regiment—Donald Madototh, Gent. to be En fign, vice Pate/fort, deceafed. 6th Ditto-. Captain Julius Stirke to be Major, vice Viffeher, decoafed ; Captain Francis Geraghty, from the half-pay of the late sth Regiment of the frith Brigade, to be Captain, vice Paterfon, who exchanges; Lieutenant Charles Jargon, from the aoth Foot, to be Captain. vice Stirke. Staff Corps—Lieutenant -- Lancaßer to bet:Lather-Maker, vice Lachlan, who retires upon half-pay. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. Reverend Owen to be Chaplain, I,4brariso and Inftruthor of adios. HOSPITAL STAFF. Dodo, William Pranklin to be Ardtant-Infpedor-General at Hofpitals. BANXRUPTCIES ENLARGED. • ••' Auguft ts. William Gilbert, of Chlfwe'd-greet. Warp, grocer, dealer and chapman„ at ten, at Guildhall. • • Auguft sa. James Douglas, late of Cupers.bridge, Lambeth. Surrey, clothier, engineer, dealer and ehapanat, at tell. at Guildhall, London. • BANKRUPTIL Thomas Stringer Langford, now or lap of Chefter, upholfteger, to farrender July 13, 14, and MOft to, at twelve, at the Pled Bull Inn. in Northgate-Brat, Chan. Attornin, Mr. Baddeley, Sale-Rent, Lincoln's-Inn. London ;or Mr. John °filth, St. Pete?, Church-yard, Owner. Jobs Cottinglutn, of Liverpool, merchant, broker, dealer and dinginus, PIT 27, a, and Auguft to, at eleven, at the Red- Lion inn, Md-w-ftreet, Clietter. Attornies, Mr. Dins, in Chefter; err Mr. Hodey, Temple, London. Thomas Siert, of Manehefter, Redone?, dealer and chap-nut; July 9, 20, and Auguß to, at three, at the Unicorn lon, in Manchetter. Attorney, Mr. Robert Milne, Manehefter. William Woad Parker, of Church-ftreet, St. John, Soathwath. lightennan, dealer and dogmas, July 6,,, and Asp& to; at ten, at GnildhalL Attendee, Metfts. Palmer and Tomlin fon, Warnford-court, Thrograorton-greet. Arthur Hallam, of Weithooghton, Lancafttire, dealer and ehapman. July 7 rl4.itod Auguß to, al =2 the New Inn, Bolton-le-Moon. Attorney, Mr. Rays, et Bolton-le-Moors. Jofepb Milner, of Yarmouth, Norfolk, droggift, dealer and chapman, July 3, to, and Auguß to, at ten, at Guildhall, Attondes, Man. Wright and Bovill, -Chancery lane, London. James Tadock, of Fineh-lane, London, broker, dealer and chap man;Auly 6, at one, July 9, at eleven, and Auguß zo, at ten , at G dhall. Attorney, Mr. Chides Harman, WintAlßui : court, Fleet -greet. DIVIDENDS. July E. John Burford, of Holborn-bridge, London, Unendraper and dealer ht coals, at ten, at GuildbalL July 33. John Eden Deacon, of New Bond-greet, liaddlefa, Unendraper and haberdalber, at ten, at Guildhall. July to. John Padritare, of Leleefter, linendraper and SNIP keeper, at three, at the twee of Francis Hillidge, Market- , place, Manehelter. July t 7. Grow Riches, of (weett-Brat, Cheaptide, Loradtgl; • warehoufentan at ten, at GuddhalL July S. William ilickftni, o(Rn:oda-hall, near Codnor,Derilps thin, tanner, dealer and Amman, at ten, at the Peacock 1:04 Juir:of Swath Derbythire. . =Ham Pie t a Flad-ftrect, London, wirekonfenials, at one, at Gulklhall. July S. Eleanor Child, of South- ft reet, St. Luke, IVilddWez, dealer and abarvonhan, at nine, at Guildhall. July 6. Joreph TWO and John Barker Mardi, of WlintotW- Rent, Cavendils-fquarc, lincoddipen, dealers nil duliines, at ten, at Guildhall. July Ira. William Maros, of Holbeek, Leeds, Yorkedre, tanner, dealer and Chapman, at tan, at the Hotel, Leeds. July 3t. George Brown, of 014 Caveudilh-Bract, Mlddlefes, tailor, at ten, at Guildhall. July 7. Thomas johnfon, of Liverpool, woollen anti linen draper, haboda& er and holier, at eleven , at the Feathers Cheitcr. July is. William Bailey, late of Malmatury, Wilts, aided- Maldter,deider and chapman, at eleven, at the Fleece IRtISSI.4 *met, Yuwit 9.—Almoll all the troops Intend ed to be reviewed here by his Majefty, arrived on the 3d and Bth, and occupied the camp marked out for them. The King's brother, the Hereditary Prince of Mecklenburg Strelitz, feveral Generals, and the greate& part of their Ma. jetty's lithe, having arrived here the 6th and yef terday, their Majefties came at five in the after noon. Having forbid all ceremony, on their entry, they were received in a tent by the Com ' manner of the Garrifon, and waited during the preparations for inning the Hoff to take fame re frefliment. Their boat was followed by a crowd of others, and the banks covered with Ipedators, who loudly expreffed their joy at Peeing their Ma jetlies. Their Majellies' boat was faluted by all the vetrels of different nations lying in the harbour, and in the middle of the paffage a boat with is young girls of Litthau came alongfide. The girls were all dreffed in the different collumes of their country, and prefented the Qren with a baficet filled with all forts of articles knit in the manner of Litthau, at which her Majeftv was pleafed to clinch her fatisfaflion and approbation of their work. DENMARK. Covassiaota, Juan 12.—1 t is confirmed that the difpatches which were loft Tome time fince by Count Loweavout, going as Courier to St. Pe tedburgh, have been found near Abo in Finland. The following is extraded from a letter from Riga, April 14.- 6 The. prejudicial influence of the agreement between Ruffle and Sweden, con cluded June tt, laft year, upon the Danifh com merce, are already very vifible. It is clear that by this agreement advantages are given to Sweden ' Acme all other trading nations. By the ,4th ar ticle, they fray for all goods . hich they import in• to Raffia in their own.fhips, and on their own ac count, only the half of regular duties. This article has been already notified at the Cullom What makes this favonr peculiarly important is, that through it the whole importation of fait will fall entirely into Swenilli hands ; fince, inflead of paying la, 12, and 13 Risdollars per left duty, they pay only 31, 6, 64 Ritdollars. They have already profited by this circumftance. Within the laft few weeks eight cargoes of felt are arrived.— Yet the carrying trade in our port Teems rather to fall into Pruilian hands—for of 43 fhips which have arrived here fince the beginning of this year, twenty are PrufGan." FRANCE. PARIS, JUNE 16. • The Confids, by a Decree of the aid, have fired the poftage of Foreign Letters _ _ _ Letters and ‘Pariets for Cireatßritain and Irelandorelybing leis than 6 grammes (abaft half an onnee)a.Frotn Paris to Calais, r decline (td.)..-From Calais to Dover, s (sd.) And proportionably for Letters and Packets wet= atnmes and upwards,. accord* to the preireflies by the Law of the 4th of May Wt. - - - - Letters from other parts qf the Repablisfor Great Britain and Ireland, weighing ids than flz grammes, to M 1 she fob& pane to Calais as other Letters. horn Calais to Dover two declines, and proportionably for Packet' weighing above Ia groans', steording to the Law of the 4th of May. • Letters vatighloilefs than 6 grammes. coating Irons Gnat 13ritaln and Ireland to Calais; to pay 6 declines (ad.) including dechues (sd.) for the paffage from Dover to Glatt. Letters and Packets weighing fix grammes and upwards.to pay accord! ing to the. Law of the 4th of May. Letters and Packets coming from England to Cab* in DK patches to be expedited to other plans, to pay the pottage due at Calais, over and above the pottage frees Calais to.tbe place of their addrefs. Letters and Packets from Great Brits* foe Paris. Rcu, Havre, Dieppe, sad other intermediate plows, allay is times (is.) including the pairage by fea, provided they weigh leis than 6 grammes. Thole above that weight, to pay ageord. log to the Law of the 4th of May. Letters and Packets contained in Britt& Difpatches for Pa ris, and to be eeptdited from thence to another deftioation, to pay the pottage from Great Britain to Paris, over and :limn that from Paris to the place of their deltinatioo. PRIVATE LETTERS, PARIS, JUNE t6._ 4 0 It is three months iince• I already informed you of an intended change of Government. This teems now to be decided; fo far as relates to the Conful himfelf. The publicias and lawyers fay it is abfolutely neceifiry to have only one Conful, becaufe the appeal to the People „ fast it Vegeta vier' fays nothing about firit Conful, it therefore might lead to quibbles and chicaneryof the fattious aliar the anti-Bonapartills ; thus have 'they ac• counted for their with to chativ again their Con (ligation. Cambaceres is to bigkarcellor of State, and. Lebrun Comptroller or Direllor General of Penances. Whether there is to be one Chamber or twenty, or Tribunate. Or any thing. is of little cemfequence; Bonaparte is the man. that rules, and will sole himfelf as long as he liver—took gal miss The Ccmfervative Senate have this long time pail ilMolt given up their funefons, efpecially after that groTs violation of the Conititution by a decree of the Government for an appeal to the people without obtaii.ing a Salaam Collodium. The prim cipal members of that body have, or ate about, :to abfent themfelves. namely Sieyes; 'who is gone to Bagtieres in the Pyrennees ; Volney isigoing to 'England; Mange to his own country; Le Cool. tens 'to the Belgique ; and Lanii!ittais' *to hrs• tountry-houfe: 'Tliefe (with the old Admiral Pleville.le•Peley, who is, firm and nearly blind) , have of late formed the minority in the Senate, and it teems they do not with to fign their own , difgrace. Sieyes was the left man who could have fuppofed that the revolution of the t Bth Brumaire, a bantling of his own creating. ibould have he roine fo refraaory. A gentleman was obferving ' to him about the revolution of the 18th Brumaire, ...that it was an edifice of his own railing, “ Trai, (tars Sieyes), Asa din was a wait? -aanagli the imorifists !I" - • 4* La Fayette has, written a letter to' Bonaparte on the fubjee of his being Conful for life. in which he lays, that "he has his vote provided he retlores to the People of France the rights of Ci tizens and the Liberty of the Prefs." Bonaparte ket skit vittbal mirage, faying—es TM etweral La Payette F wort to do that which he ,u Nokia, he nor l would be in France three monahr."-- lhe French Revolution produces firange phew,. Alma : oqe is Camille Jourdan writing alfo in fa vour of the liberty of the Firers. This man has made a bugle in the political world within there three days. He has been writing a book, lam told, in a very able manner, in which he calls upon the Firlt Conful to declare his intentions with re. gard to the laws, jurifprudence, and conaittition. He wants him to give the liberty of the prefs, hut at the fame time laws made to define wh a t . is libel. further willies the judgment of the Tribunal of Caltetion to be decifive, whereas now they can be annulled by the Council of State, with, out any caufe (hewn or parties heard, & c. When the prefs was juts going to work, the Police Offi. cers entered die Printer's houfe, with an order from the Prefect of Police, Dubois, to arreft au. thor, printer, and every perfon concerned is it.-- The author was not Kermit, but a young man of the name of Duchefne, fon of a Tribune of that name, who attended the prefs for Camille, was apprehended, and fent to prifon. This came to the ears of the Prefident of the Tribunate, Adet, who, as Prefident, has a right to reclaim any of their colleagues, as well as any perfon arbitrarily arrefted. M. Adct went to the Prefeet, firft, to get the young Duchefne liberated, which was ins. mediately complied with • alfo 'the printer. In' the courfe of the conver fatiun he had with the Praia, he faid he was furprifed that the work was fuppreffed, asthere was n.ithing harfli. "Why, (lays the Prefect), be wants to give the fame mfr. quence and power to the *Tribunal: which the Parliament of Paris formerly had." Thus it is admitted that there was more liberty in France in 1788 than is tfio2. There is not a man even in the Government, although he holds a place under that very Govern ment, who does not fay, " mere mallonarent rendi tion ;" and what they had done formerly was, • d:nu le tans d'Exaltation." What ! men who. had attained their years of maturity than talk af. their follies ? This is a phrsfe well fuited for a fchool.boy. As an illuftration of what I have jolt advanced, I will give Ton. the following me. dote : A few weeks fince Bonaparte was on a vifit to Girardin, a Tribune, a ei.drease Marquis, at his feat, called Hermoneville, where Routeau lived many years as tutor of the prefent M. Girardis when a youth. Girardin thought it highly gratify. ing to Bonaparte to thew him the room Ronan inhabited ; however, inftead of being pleated, he turned away from it, and Paid, with a froWn. " Take me from this place ; the name of Rout. (eau is dreadful to me ; to his anti-focial Cynics and falfe philofophy we mull attribute all the hors Ism of our country, and it is owing to hint that we are where we are !" 46 It feems that many ails of the First Conful arc intended to produce popularity,efpecially in foreign countries; by the return of the Emigrants he thought he would obtain a !till greater (hare; but how are they treated? Thofe men, it teems, ,repo have .a•thiag to cape& from the Government are al. lowed to return, and thofe whore Property Aw 4 Ares fequeftered are not to return, becaufe their pro. perty not being fold, they last a right to it, except houfes in the ufe of the. Government. I can tell you t cafe in 'point. The ci•ikoard Count de who is now in• London, cannot get himfelf erafed from the lift of Emigrants. Why? becaufe his property is in St. Domingo, and art hid I confequently, if he is allowed to return,lwe can elains 'lle Counters, his lady, a mot ahiiable woman ! after having made applications out of number in behalf of her hu(band, is now going hack to London, without fucceeding. • " There is ter-be a grand fete here on the 5011: a Chief , of every Brigade is ordered to attend, and all the heroes and Mayors throughout the Republic. " The Ruffian Miniffer has prefented a note is the name of his Emperor, in behalf of the Dr chefs of Orleans, requelting Bonaparte to rellore her tome part of her property. This will not be complied with. " I mentioned Tome time fince that bison - , was gaining ground in France. Several mil• trefres of peaftwa (boarding fchools) have objea• ed to taking in English children, beanie they way ProtOcutte ! But you may Ale what fort of Eng. lith would at prefent fend their children to Francs for education? " General Moreau, who'is on a hunting party at Newilly, the feat of Lucien Bonaparte, had nevi, been killed by a wolf, who afready had his teeth in the hero's coat, but he was immediately killed by Lucien." •NOTNEI LETTER, SAM DATE. The abfence of Madame Bosararra, who is gone to take the waters of Plomdieres, has, within thefe two days, produced a variety of firange re. ports. It is aliened in every quarter, not only that• her abfence is not occafioned by ill health, but that it is the prelude to .a final reparation from her band. It is added, that after having divorced hit wife, which, by the exiting law, he may do with all facility, Bowararri means to have himfelf appointed .Conperor of the Gault! and to many a Foreign Printers, whom every body names at will, an the hope of having a fueeelfor ! You will agree with me in regarding thofe rumours as es travagant and ablurd ; but you would witnefi with at leaf! an equal degree of furprize, the m ats. nor 'in which they are generally received. The mention of the Imperial Purple feems to flatter the national vanity ; and as to the idea of hereditary power, it appears to me that the people are fo tick of revolutionary (hocks. that they would readily lend their Oita to any meafure which had for its tendency to remove the apprehenflon of civil war, and to guarantee them againft new convullions. What is more certain than thefe rumours and fptculatiOns is, that the Firft Conful has lately un• dergone an operation for a Allula. It was perform ed by the celebrated Chiturgeon BOYER, and va: attended with the molt complete (tweet's. This . a eircumftance not generally known ; but his F ir.• rate friends, Come of whom mentioned it to tint have been to felicitate him on a c ireumftance which enfures his health, and lengthens his Po' frftive of longevity. ', An tit kbl Hat Ait Cad call fon fiat Ms I of 1 Tre iiit *he ibr 1 tali. aPP Pa feat O Cal lan dire atee M M Mat %p p et is d i wh e suit hew T ileac MiG With