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r 411, ItYRE!GN likI*ELLWEN62. GOTTENBURGH MAIL. DRESDEN, JULY 7. isveported here, that the conclu& of Bonaparte, in hiving, at this time, added Genoa to the French Republic, has given such offence to that the .t nurt of St. Petershurgh l as thought!ptoper to recall General Novosiltzoff from his mis,ion to PAris. kis also said, that, as a meashre of precaution, the King of Sweden is either going t 9 sell, or pot trulor the proteOioa of Russia, all Swedish name tants. Fkom TUF PIRIS rArr:s. PAST% /1'1..1' The Official journal has thi; d.ty in the iitierntio , r of I his fit,lin.'ss the Pope, of which the following is 3 mithlitl translation : ;kt .la. 'Cu rIA*I Of err Holy Father Piot Vii. by rhyme Providence, Pope; de livered in the Considory, held the 26th of l tine, 180.5. IttvCIAD noel - Herm, Since th e h i st moment of our return foam France to this city, ere have artiently desired, K , Yereid Brethren, to as.emhlo son irt Consisiorial S'amneil, in tante. that we in.ty mak • kitooon to you our tote desomi and "Meet in in eking that iourney, for the purports's' decurat toe our mint dear Soil iti Christ, Napoleon, with thorn. .es of mitten il chanty, and to conimunti.ate teem, without delay , :11.• salutary ram...gunners, which, by the blessing of Cirei, have remitsol to u. from that-journey. Neyeitheres, we are not yet toll, obis• to gr*lify those our anxious wishes, be ear;oiis matter% e.'etive to the churches impectiog which we had made v01....M005, hive not yet been settled, nor have the eeaminations of the kharimis, on a bons those churches ought to be omit-riot !well vet coin Jetted. We, however, congtatteate ourselve. in being able to conintuntcate with you this day .0 near the soleanii festivals of the H say Apostle., Peter and Paul, m oder that, after having 4. crionl the b-ne. fits we have experienced cii era u. tlien 1.01, .is-•:s'arwe, we may proceed to eeletwate the memo's rot ties.. gl mono matter., with a piety the none at.letit, and with souls e.re:tiow si g with gratitude. The ad darer November laot year, we departed horn Rome. Too wffklernonher, on that orraotot, the fervent w.olits ex. pressed by the Roman people for our welfare; and th e • Ivry, inopirsol by a lin'y •ffsttian for our person, accom panied us many mites on our route. These exotica on our breast the livelithlt ern...terns of paternal love, and wero eon iodated by us ea in auspicious otneo, for the success of our journey. frontiers of Etruria, and more nanivol aly on our ar nral at Florehce, we are unable to expos th e satiofaction we Vireo felt. on Ischolduig ouch a coneourse, sub myriala of • people, who coral to venerate, its an humble person, toe ',Me cca* 4of St.. Peter, and the V:ear of Christ on earth. Arnim/ the f oemot to. anew a. in irk , of veneration, was our laugher • in C trtvi, Hare Laii.a , QU'!•110f Ezra,: I, who not only, in the mint onarion :',morn r, inanifeoted her oiouc:il7-. , i-in ter us, ton entreated is. I. take the esyrhtttuity et coofersiag the sacrame.st of eoptirosatioir dear son, lour, Kio of Etruria Tlais sacred ceremony was solerunisud with acpeop date magr,i, trot, end we had to :Am:re on then •sak.aii, in ma" with all present, the bscomine the sisell.si amt the in cutiti,; ( ,•nr inn 1.r.1 4.e.. benne Italy, we r...C.2:ved vise • *swat co ;solos: proois of ventlat.aii for o•ir sacred A. :.tit our onson, pariicii'arly at ldradll at ft y _ .., at Parma, at Piiitenti/, at Torten's. et Alta. oil. On our a inroach to"furiii, 06f -vercial 800 • thee, hie ' Erni - 116.166 Casibaceres, and 1.111 . dear Son Sakratorsa, a teamed to r •ei 6.14, in the ram- of the F.inperiso of Pie f u. a happy arrival in Frantic, and to expr•ai tam Empent's 0r6.1••4 for ipilf presence in his d0n,,,,, n,,,,, tn.. In effso we a ••••ethoo mFi ante , and the poople of • that Vlsialirsons nation, reitnossol at nor arrival among them, pee the ,muss stritiog ntaiiiieettliOnt• of their piety and their rehgion, not oily in their profes.!ona, but in every mark of respect and affect:on. la every part of the emprio throokth o di e pt,.-d, tilt Presents of the province., and a I Como- invearid V..VI civil or miliiary authorit-, die isei erl the • .1 affectioome and respectful addrcsaea, as well toward, oar emend, en to the concenta of the Holy Nee At Loons , wow,re re. iseited by cur Res Brother, his Eminence Cardinal Fes h, too Illgirchhishoo ei t!•at inrovissre, with a magoifieehce the most triternin. with the isn't effeetineme hospital.ty, al.d with an &names eon. thing attached to as, in a way b e . yond oar p0w...6 t, espies'. 'fits COntollße• of excellent aid pious Staltatiitaists of th.it town ot.to 'great, whe t , are celebr a t e d Lie koly naystesies, that the lona:test area of the metroipolitan e' .urea n o t csaitaiti them. How great then mu. t have bowsaw ho' !Ninon"! With what fervent ml• rat' did we e emotesa ocr gratttnie to the Father of Mercies, for noticing so 1 w mdorful, so blessed a change ! We were inspileal with the most then ;ratitude also, to the mon potent r. in verso of the French, t o a hnin that happy people owe the of the Mari religion, the pudic exercise of 'which has 1..6.•/1 edabliaiied - c• ace tar Cowrie/at, which, lea passed between us. We had not as opport.mity of witnessing this complete triomph of the true fain at Lyons, se long es we could hare w• We were impres-ed with a lively desire to be prevent With she Emperor, to consecrate him, and after that to confer . wit!. 114 '.ll..jeoty on the co..i•erto of religion, and tile affairs of . the cis :se% ; c insideraroos for which we braved every difficulty, and had imeh•rtaken the journey • I.ruceeded 00 our route to Fontainbleats where, at knots, the, ;immure tit hehohitng the most pui taut trim«, who is so dear to What p!entour.., what joy, we esprit_ heed to our 6 , st ittlooriew with thio Esopeior ' whose fame bas aci:..d.id to the extennitins of the world, and whom Clod has :hnsen 4. restore he true .... , is France, to its ("Imo pubticity and splendour ! We shall alwaya, with the m rat Vseasurable eeiteatioirs, recollect that, and the tellinving dariovnteh,lq the invitation elfin- most i•xcelliiiit Niece, w. split at Fontatobleau, in tchttehisog ourairives, after the fa, gigues of our jouini. Fioni the Castle of Pantainbleau, where we experienced and • h...d to admire the jost sentiments anal the munificence of the E•i.peror towards us, we repaint., together to P.., is. There, on ' a day remaal-ahle in itself. the first Sunday so Advent stet the 'tend of Th-coubw, in tne rsidot of an fhe triumphal pion; avid splendour of that I•npenal Cife, in which all the popula . limiest Fiance s '-nod to have beau congsegated, wets cele bratod in the. mast s sterna thu comszeration sad the crowning et the Emperor, and that of our mesa dear daughter in Christ. Jaaepitlyse, tort &lagoon cossort. • ' This splendid ceremony being terminated, wY &revert al` •urattestelon to the again of religion and the churci,i we placed the grater coofirlence in the E.operor, because, 64 we awrisen you, he had testiied by his Werra that he d.eired conifer treeiy with to, wort-tine ineaus of re-establishing the antiedi splendeta rat r,loricio aid divi:.e worship; and, we cannot recollect without pattictiast s.mtimener of gratitude, the ioge•stou , neos, the politeness, the • . ;toscl natitql, law ailed tionr.te tega-ds towards us, with lisismodlo the de. sties, which, in term: of apooteriic feMouri e we :smeared; am' oleo entoweritod the demands which we had to make of Inc "tie artritage of the Cello:etc ieliglon, the glory of the Chuich, and the aut!.c. el and dignity of the Holy See. One comrdert•ron, which we had partie•l'ar'y at heart, was the tar eerie ten of eermin hishope to t! - !! , INtrielte (Indy, who, before they received their eino.iiesl institute. Ili at rut hands, ought to hart gi.ru askomitu teitimonies of their torcosocrliae time; bitt oho, •on tit * * • ontrary, itef.v:l4 tivm , be-, 1111eid in such manncr as to render in very uneaoy with re. epee! to the sincerity of their sentiments. These anat. Coo, Iterrever r ovesert, after so it t•r44.1 of scone days; for either by weal or lit.aary comeroan:ca•km with tat, they ,arriestly declared, that they cordially adhyrod sohluitted to the dm. take of else lloly See, wit!. reoael to coc.esian.e.,l aff.,: o f In Prince. What jute, a. o•.• lint we cersnrowed whet. inherwords we Islsnaled o•n; r• ro togethow 'rm. embracing • Hum wish 'ermine!. • f tree A:foal , :lor - t7. In order to Moder this cons elation the more e rittriV, and that ti may - ' ,p en inert ...., vaon res t ai l • that they w,•11 commute to glee contain ood nomiroono•gos of theVersceiniy el their declarations, sod tat in flint, we *hat; '.6 Gee Medi all s in throe resdects. To tars en ! we ar 1 -nary in opt:cat: Gel, the sew:her of at: kr ains, MA and oectire by I.is cart the good Work tote bare uhderok.m. Nevins disposed of a conaideratims of such inyartaace, we • se glee mamter, , st:reing,,t the 23100 time, tlr rmoatlsrcunii rietv. tha r oulteenlll Century, eeirain noel nipo:fen.ogos rN in;',...ovv•ity of their deelaratihne, Tne Lord, in his usilmmid....d mete', 11:14 prepared ux us in this They hare all been agitated by thi aod tat if, Vitus, i.e /halt fie fie. (Me ells in floe, tin, the Most gratifying of all estelAolatiell. ,mf the Noh,cs It is only from ersdieets. G . 4, the intr . :her fn our former route, through . lin ens, nit had a prefahili• fereat unterettf, that traliquillity o' at: hr lira, W r nigh and rieufirt by I.is cuee the gond Work Molt, that our reeeiend brother, Serino it Icui. a eel The Constmition soh leh you have tatty Atom tar.dertukcn. of Pistora, itutmeded to bu reeonedsd feeble 140 del dlasedrale, that Hewing devolve of a theenderatiefa of such hayortance, we •• 11o:y Rnmaii CflurCo j tialeg winch we law/ dewed fur somz obect" err 1 -~- _, ptote:aled to tlie &cabbala of llbistrk*hich caniaried the ed yaiwegt of religion, the liberty of the church, the honour mita clergy, the augmentation of the n'ttniber of her sacred minis ten, and suitab e means kr theitaimport. encourWee d by the coefiderice with whir.h this excellent Princ e in lur ed is. MA acme that dignibed freedom of communcation with which our apestolic functions should be exerciaed, we exhlbitel to Ills Ma:e.ty, both orally and in writing, the injuries and wounds the Galricari Church had received, in the desvective conflicts a Latter times, and horn the preponderance of hostile opinions; in short, we manifested what was due to us iii those respects. The answea of the Finpemr were replete with pro (emirates of conoderation for our ;•ersette-der that merit of which. we were its some degree enumenses; and they 'Tailed v. the greatest Whirs, iliat the Gal Kau Church, rising miensib v rein; its state of languor, would recover its erstine teen and stems,. Thee.: are evils of ouch a 'mature, at, though they might have b-e - i suddenly ptoduled, yet, t t attempt an imioelisite cure, w e dd be to arras ate, rather than to -enterly than. Think not, power: r, Reverend Brethren, that we do not still eotertaut the rglearest Mopes. Seya , ai aces have been per formed, which ope:ate as a pledge, aa a security for future con &mt. The Societies of the Preen, de la Mittaion, and of the do 110-lame, which St Vincent de Paul had so !woe F.-U*ly haunted, have been stole re.establia eal, and autleeis vl to agar these liahit: which formerly ati ll itt (Waived them. ft, a public deice, the ace:sari fund• for the repairs of Colielial churches, and the ..xercese of public worship, ham. been pro vided ; and suit .hle edifices have been ellerted as arinauirie. for young Ecelesiisties. It has been decreed, that these semi naries shall be eligible to receive Letavoutary bequests of mor•ies, or of fowled property ; and the expencea of these atteetted to the Metropolitan churches shaU be defrayed fruit. the 'while Treasury. The revenuer domineer' fin the Bishops and Canons of the Cathedral clutches ham been augmented. The M • epal Ad innistrations of the Pricinces have been charged with the i..-Aiding for the repair:, and for furnohivg the md nary churches The Society of the Missions Feat'. germ, °raciest!, destined to carry the true fitth to the extramitice of tit- earth, hes been restored throng's the paternal ere of the Emperor, so as to be able to re cover the promety it once possessed, and even to acquire new Misshutatiet, who have been sent to the moat shstaht climate. fir the !art jut oaf thy true reliemii, are en couraerl rod protected by the (h.vernmerit of the Entp, nor. We have 'given, with the most heartfelt iov, the epode:it beriadietien to certain distulguithei mats, who made part of the mission tr. China. Among such a number of president cares, we could net have legotten our patria-chal Church f the Lateran, the mother and alai"( all the eh...relies its the world. Thu chinch, by the munificence of the most generous of Emperor:, fat been compenuned for the km of its proaerty in Vence, which the (my of the times had wrested from Iter. Oilier measures of conaiderable itnportairee have also bees adopted. It has been decreed, that the HISIIO,JA shag freely excr:ise their powers of jutting with respect to Spiritual off:neva. and those which relate to Ecelesiestieeldecipline, and to punish, as provided for by the Canonical law. That the at tempts made by the civil officers to shackle in a manner, at once •in,ust and oppressive, the ecclesiastical juri.iirtion, shall h! .1 e..enta nued ; that the tenter:les which existed to the en. trance of young men into the e,elesiestieal state abaft be great. ly diminished, and those which p evaded with resarct to the edocatien of youth; to the affordieg 1p:1101a1 comfort to the sick, to the soldrey, or the inhabitants of the country, entirely dune away. These benefits, which we have .leaved truni rear discos-eon with this great Prance, guaraittee, as we have already obsa•ved, the e ff ec t o f the mta demands which we have aide trees him, and which we have every reason to expect irons Ins refigi We min net, however, paw over in silence those other ip:tituil benefits, which God, the Father of Mercies, has designed to grata us in France. You know wit., what zeal, with what pious mr.lo.sr, ire French people have, in our person, revered tit / . Sepreiee Pastor of the Catholic (.lurch. That which you have tarot &incised of, far .roes auraa.sine, even falls abort of • the truth. It id beyond the powers of language la express the love, the and, and the extensal veneratien, wb'ch the ?mete of Frame - acet towards religion Thrilled of Mercies has vouch safe.) to shower down so many blessings upon our jummary to Frame:. curt the Bishoas have not hesitated often millilitre VIAt those are beyond conceprion, as tending to the spiritual advairt:ge of the peop'e We have not thscoureteel that ge neral facility of accts. to us, that we mar hear the cmnplaiuta of the agent-yet, and rem-dr, as far as in &fres, th ire spiritual eels which ate. exist ; anti that we may preinete the poi:-cipic universally emirs% the peope• We love vis.ted all the parishes in Paris, awl there, a. we afterward. del ag Lyo a, we distri buted among many thousands of the faithful, the kuenarntical bread. We al.* vieted tl s liespiteis where the sick recei,ed the succours of Christian charity, or which were consecrated to the religious ',refection of youth. An innumerable crowd of Catholics fel owed us ever, where, as weal at our return, as 00 our going out, and appea red . never tired of receiving our apos tolic bee:diction.. What .hall we say of the illustrious Froth Clergy? the sen timents which they Irm.lly expressed iu our favour, were et that elescriptiou that we kn o w not h ow t exposes oo deeply we hare beast affethrl by such avowa.s: We !re also incapable ..1 desci ibi,ig that arleht seal, that vigilance, those indefinilt lee cares, with which the Itlshops miserly governed the I%eks ,Ittrust....d to their CAM, thus - 111 'Lesion, to that re. ligiun of which they are the ustualie sad limning leaped even (one its cue •.ies. Huang Wan etarselyea wasjiws, w e have judged it our duty to decree three just praises, is theism of the universal church, to the meritorious clergy of France. Neither have we neglected, whitest Pans, to fulfil those duties, which snore properly Wien; to oar ministry. We as sembled, in concisve, our reverend brethren, this. cartliwils who accompanied us, as well as timer who resided at Paris, and we presented the list Si Cardinal de Benny, Aichbishop of Paris, and to Cardinal Candoscates,Arintealior of Rosen, with those rites and sr.l.Nonities prescribed lay the Apostolic consti tutions. We provided the secant diereses with new towline, and we ourselves have censectated some them in the ex tensive chinch of St. Sulpice, amidst au innumerable contsairse of the f...thful. A few days previous te .sr deliartisie hunt Paris, we p ,-formrd the ceremony of baptising the Prince Na. poleos, nepnew to the Emperor, with the ratan amen& cence, and iii presence of the great even of that spiendid coOrt, assembled at the Palace et St. Cloud. The Proposer himself, and his august moan*, in She mast devout saiuiner, presented the ins Renal infant at the eonseeratett font. . . Such liars bean our labours in Fritnee--serh have been the works of the glorious Emperor of the French—ouch have been the of tire attachment of the French for religion--and, such lre the resole of our *Journey. The discustotils heirig terminated, and the return of spring favouring our journey, we deemed it incumbent or us to re turn to our City arid to our See. Having fulfilled our duties towards thcluvincible Emperor, from whom as were now Iticstd to separate, and after receiving trim him roe tea. ti. 1.011101 01 his favourable sentiments toward. is, we coat. metteed Our journey hither. At Chalons we celebrated those d:ys solemnly enneorated to the men of the uuaoo and the rrourrecSon of our Lord. How i Mk was the ardent piety of tire rnhalmants of the !City and those ef the neighbouring towns ! What affection ite, but respectful eager. new to his near our person! At Lyons the people manifated„ if peodbk. still greater reiteration L 4 our person and posed fun - tionsthan on our 6,14 vi.it,and reitilated their probesjeas of love and devotion toward the hply See. Our Re,. Brother, the Cardisial Fesch, Archbishop or Lyons,reridereiltle est armed tine, with equal marnthccoe, the office*of llocldialitY• W. r." joree in this opportunity of publicly acknowledging owe grati tude to his Emilio:ace. We should not forget that, during our stay at Lyons the celebrated chapel de Tourviere,dodwated to the Rely Virp in , was reopened Lv us, in the mesence of an incredible number of the citizatii, aod rustored, as formerly, to paalie worship. At Turin, where, a s , rorid time the iuhahi taats :madly err wed their vene r ati on f or us , we had the inert prceible hit/pones of again beholding eh.. Emperor Napoleon, aid of cunferting with him. We took the ooportuni yul etr• nestly ft:commending again to his coosider.aiiiu thu ecelessani, cal concerns of Franca and Italy, mid iii r morraiog Ito Ma jesty our sincere thanks, for all the b. nenui he had roofe.rel on or, and the Catholic redg In, we proce,Jed tau our route to Etruria, mid arrived at Florence. (tar entty into that city tea. attended with much splendour, atd p:o,:octive of great public rej; uotious Queca of Etruria again receietat mo.t magolci•iit mamter, ,t the 2atue time s t',- most becoming ! let... Toe Lord, in his usiLoJiid:d metey, ha 4 prepared lot twin titer, the Most gratitying of all consolation. in our krrawr route, thr.,ugh . 11111 CItY, a prc•Nroti• Merl?, that our reeeierwl brother, Scipio .e,eot of Po.toy s2:iott,lw intaitiod to bo recoomdsol CO us, aliti IIG:y Roman CIIWCI,I j &thing winch we laed dewed fur sem: • • I. • • f tir7N, in eentitan wit iri trod men. ItemMinaiikesi v truly filial confidence, that he was ready, in tM sineinty of heart, to subscribe to the formula, which wit should please to propose to him. II" has performed his promise s for the formula ',ht.+ had been tranittinted, by our reverend brother, the Arch bishop of Pliillipo,_ his been acknowle lied and signed by him. Py thas declaration, which lie has requested may he published, in re. aration of his former scand.l, he 112, testified that he has r.ceit ed purely, simply, wad in full sincerity and re. vermee, the constitutions of the Holy Apostolic See r by which are prescribed the errors of Lill% of Jansenies, of Qa.efitel, avi tneir stetaraan followers; and especially, the doernaliy Bull Airethoreat Fidel, by which are c.milemti..al eighty five propositions, taken folio the Synod of Powys, emelt he ht.i himself col' ected anal p - ablished. Farther, he liar d , clar..l, that he reprobates anal condemns all these Immo sit . 101119, anal each of theirs, and r the qualifications, and in the sznieexpressed thereof, in the B-all above mention e d. Anal fin ally he declare, hi. determination to live a al die in the faith of the Holy Roman and Apostolic Cfitnek, and in perfact submission in her, and also to us and our successors in the chair of Sr. Peter, in our wraiths-a of Vican of Christ on earth. After this solemn declaration, we have called him into our presence, we have heard him orot?st anew the shcerity of his sentiments, and Iris implicit submission to the dogmatical cl.teisions of Peas VI. his attachment to the orthodox faith, and to the Apostolic See,whicb, he said, had in fact preserved him in the midst of his errors. We thereupon paternally einbra.:ed bim, re haveacktionledged all the merit of Ms conduct, and in the fell affection of our charity, we have reconciled him to ourself, anal the Holy Catholic church. In congratulating us in his letters on cur happy return to Rome, he declares himadherence to the recantation nude by him at Florence, which consider ation affords OA the greatest pleasure. Reverend Brethren, we have caimeived it our duty to com municate thane important matters tar yon; itt consideration of which, it b,hoves in to prostrate oursslves at the foot of the thome of the author of all these benefits, and humbly to sup. plicate him, thnouth the intercession of the bleised .Apostles. Peter awl Paul, to protect, and accomplish in his mercy, all that we, in our weakness', have end savoured to beein, for his Glue, ext.m iru of the true Religian, the safety of all Souls, and the advantage of the Church and the Holy Apos tolic See. PARIS, JUIT 15. The Marquis de Imechesini, Minister Plenipoten tiary from the King of Prussia, arrived here last Thursday. The Emperor has appointed M. d'l lauterive, Chief of the Division for Foreign Affairs, Counsellor of State. Peace has been concluded between America and the PachA of ipoli. French Funis 61 f. 80 c. EXTRACT OT ♦ DISPATCR PROM ADMIRAL VIL- LINEUVI. Fort De France, May 21. The lait intelligence *Lich we have received from Sr. Do ming° bof the 13th Flnteal. Every thing goes ire perfectly well ; the Ivaddi of Dessalines have been completely beaten and rvitriserl from the part of the island. ' l:tramlines, obliged to raise the siege of Saint Domingo, ha. lost the half of his army. The blacks are divided, and in a state of complete anarchy. St Diant;ngo and the Spanish pain are completeli al, and the S ; taiiilih Calumet or a good Qitnation Terror prevails in all the English Island., Martial Law has been every where p-nehi.r i ed. The rep etc circulated here lead as to believe that Trinidad is defencvlet<, ald that it sa already evacuated. 1 have 'not, liere7ver ' any ii.isitiv e news, and I wait the return o f severa l vessels which it have sent 0.. CIAO,' or expeditions. BRACT 01 A ELTTEN IRON NEW YORK , JUNE 14. TRACT a:f.t.rs of the French ate.dhl atunce re-establoshed in the S,An.sh part of St Denning). The Slack Army, which had advanced under the walls of St. Domingo. retreated to the French. part, in a state of downier, of which Geomal Fernand wonted with much ability and success. The negrtew have been cut to pie...es by the forces which par aded them. underAaud that a general probing!, has beea.laai at pie Hatans.ah. A:1 the trJuspocts which could be 'found hate bees am; proviaiollo. I for 43.4 ebdarfi They teem 4:lll.ined to take on bard about 1:0}0 Svanish and 1 7 ,00 French troop-, cum iosing an oxpeettion, winch ie supped:A to be des hated for St. Domingo. •YSTIIDAII, JILT 19. According to advises from North Holland, Vice Admiral De Winter, appointed Commander in Chief of the naval force in the Texcl, ha hoisted his flag on board the if4rAtelle. • BOLOGNA. JUNE 24. Yesterday, at two o'clock, the Gonfalonnier, and a deputation from the Republic of Lucca were. in troduced to an-audience with the Emperor and King. who received them surrounded by his Ministers and Grand Officers. M. Ek4lecomini, the Gonfalonnier, then addressed him in a long speech, in which, after enumerating the imperte3ions of the present Go vernment, he .aid, A Prince allied to your Majesty ran alone insure to our count . y, the neceleary a Ivantages. Ir is there we hod the power which surruuodi, aid roust protect its. It it there we bad the guarantee of proiriples, which , eve.' in the mid.t tt pdrtical ag.tationg, have always poled our fathers which are iiecesaary to our pushiest, and fur 4 e pre-ervation of we have, with minium:nu imeetit, res. 'ad h. take advantage ef the eminent when your IMINSTPII Mtiusty was near our Matthias, to pray you tons one lot." The Goirfalorusier then read the Constitutional AR% containing the Resolutions of the Gonfalon niers and Elders of the Republic of Lucca, dated the 4th and IStk of June; and the A. sif the 14th of the same month, by which the Grand Council con firms these deliberations. The principal articles of which propose, that the Emperor the French, and King of Italy, shall be requested to give to the State of Lucca, a new political constitution, and to confide the Government thereof to a Prince.of his family; that his Serene Highness the Prince of Piombinu, Paschal 13acciochi, as well by his own p~re .- r ` og - atives, as the eminent virtues of her Imperial Hi the Princess F.lisa, his august spouse, by whom be has the honour to beleis to the Imperial and Royal Family of France, merits the respect, confidence, and most sincere affeCtion of the Luc e*** people ; the Deputation be charged to testify to his Majesty, the extreme joy which the people of Lucca should feel, it this choice should fall upon the person of his Highness the Prince of Piomhnio, Pascal Bacciochi, and of the Supreme Dignity, should be hereditary as well in favour of het Impe rial Highness Princess Eliza, as of their descend-- ants, male and female, in such order of succession as his Imperial and ltayal Highness may judge proper to establish. The following is an eztral from his Majesty's Answer : Mnitsimir le Gonfalonni , r, Messieurs the Deputies ul the Ehlers, and of the people of Lucca, my Minister to your Ile pU6le has apprised me of tie step which you have taken rho republic of Lucca, without strength, and w i t h out au army, has found its s. euri,y during the passed ages, in the general law of the Empire, upon which it depended. I now con.ider, as a chary. attached to my crown, the obligation of conctli sung the different parties which may divide t .e of your e imitry. The repoblic of Florence, of Pisa, of St o ic., of Roingita, and all th e o th er I :ti l e republics which divided Italy in the Fourteenth Century, hare felt the same inconsenioncies. They hare all been agitated by the popular Corium, and by that of the Nob,cs It is only from the conciliation of these dit fercat interests, that tranquillity and good order can Si,.'. The Constnuti , m whieh you hare had for these three years is treble Ido net duoetuele, that it ill nut competent to +Wm its 4;1,0'3." %fy . • THE BRITISH PRES 1,1)NIN)N, WEDNXSDAY, it.t.r et. NVe last night received Haas Papers to the 171 and Dutch Papers to the '2oth. A G•sttenhurgh Iti aito arrived yesterday, which has brought us ssi Swedish letters and papers. Tie Paris paper s et t.tin an extras of a letter from Admiral Vl:4i NELV a, dated Martiniq ue , M ay 2 1, four day. j sequent to the date of his dispatch which we t in yesterday. Unquestionably the French Gore:ll4 have accounts from that Admiral up to the r t moment of the Lynx's departure on the 211th ;1 as they probably announced plans, since frultrat by the arrival cf Lord Nt.Lsom in the West Indies, has not been thought politic, prudent, or gloritt. publish them. 'the Paris papers also com a i t Poet's Allocution, or account of hi; jniitn:y France, read in Secret Conclave, upon his rerun, Rome. It is a very interes:ing article, and re I accordingly given a translation of it at titil den. The news brought by the Gotterthurgh• Nia,l true, is of great importance. It states that Emperor of Rossi A has recalled M. Novost 1 TZZJi in consequence of the annexation of the Ligatii Republic to France. We heard, list night, that 1 Novost LTzos r has actually returned to St: ; 1 burgh. These reports have, no doubt, probds,l' it y their favour. Upon the 13th inst. We stated, It the authority of a private letter from Betlin, t Russia was alarmed by Bin AP A ILX I'S procl 4 i., ' himself King of Italy, and paused in her pad career, until she had ascert tined that Austria I not mean, on that account, to take an atc.liv:pt against France. Perhaps the subsequent esurpei of Genoa, of Lucca, and several other provecri; may at last force Austria to extremities. We 45 not be surprised if they do. We regret that must defer our pursuit of this subjeB until morrow.. Na account of nr from Lord Nstsor; had 5! received when this ParterivrAs put to press. We undtritand, that the troops it-Lich wrzt with General Ca Ale, have been landed at AI:1 General CRAIG, WllO is vetted with a discreitrl command in thr Mediterranean, remained Gibraltar. but meant to follow the troops in a days. Tile Cork Merrqntde Chro4ivie of Wedefielay It Contains the lollmving p•,.ragraph : • • " order was this cris rezeivi d at the Ctissoni this City, to lay nnder guirintine, or strictly to cot Ott . tt any eomntiini,othni with the 'hoe, any ship a' ',hip of t Cnnebilitni Fleet, Which may ti.rap.ur , d hr any an lla lidatesi of war, hi the ereht of th e ir b r i n g b roug ht i nto port in this District, as a diiease n( a vaity inaligna.• turs is atskal to pri.vail on hoard thent."--. instrelf-1 stow genrral *bonito° it the kingdom. It onti:d from tiiiii,prociatirni. that Cov::rnment have a strong Colo of Lord Nelson's being able to overtake them, or do 'th ey •uceeed..l in eves pier him, they w d 1 be intereepted, eir culleetivety or dispersed, before they can arrive in a Fier* Spanish port.' Six sail ref vessels from the Orkneys, for the Balt which had .eparated horn their convoy, were tak about the 10th instant, off the Scaw, by a Fret schooner privat , ,er. A Swedish vessel arrived in the Pawns on 4I( day. She has been detained in a French port, the embargo upon Swedish vessels, for dei months. The embargo has been taken off raid these few days. In the late affair off Boulogne, it appeared du great deal of the advantage of the enemy's io con,ists in their being able, by the length of th guns, to throw shot further than our gun.brif while most of our brigs and sloops of war have of short guns, which, though heavy meal, ant throw shot a long way. Rear Admiral Sir RICHARD Bicarnros taken the command in the Mediterranean, with St sail of the line. The following article, which we suspeet to I void of foundation, is copied from The Kentizh Car me, published at Chatham, yesterday : O ERTRAcT OF A PRIVATE LeTTZR FROM Dial hare this moment been hernial that last ought, at of nor ft notes gave a false alarm la the French, white anal went into Calais IlaYbour, bud set fire tithe flotilla, e' entirely cataloged the ebght,eratitout a sisetkipi brat re .. l frigate. For the authenticity of the shrivel eannot 'and In consequence of a sufficient number of Ak men not attending yesterday at Guildhall, no Coo of Aldermen could be held, and, of course, no siness could be transaAcd. The LORD MAYOR, on inspeBing the Returns the Mealweighers, ordered the price of bread to I raised an assize and an half, or 3d. in the peck-1.1 to take place to-motrow, when the quarters 1., wheaten will be sold for Is. fild. ; and botiselwl , Is. I Id. Colonel Male, Commandant at Hilsea, is appeli ed Commissary General of the troops encamped ' Weymouth. The Kinn has been pleased to present that vcrend JAMES DA TON, Master of Arts, to the r tory of Croft, in the county of York, and "k' t of Chester, in the room of the Rev. Eratmto to% Lei N IC, deceased. Should the Duke of Mostransc be appointed the Viceroyalty of Ireland, the heads of the 'tau the church, and the army, in that part of the lingdora will be Scaruirn. The Arc/144110P of magh (Primate of Ireland) is Dr. Wu. Srs.:3 son of the late Earl of Boa ts; in Chief of the Army is laird• ClsrstaKt Grace of Mops raco,s has long been itsa iIFAC an ersiin Al friend, as well so the itauncl lwlrucsl al hcrcnt of Mr. PITT. ::Tbroht " Immo. I , IO E -..7.7.1" ."9"11 1111 11Ndmir p . • THE BRITISH pRES. 11 ~Velast night received Paris Paper s u s t h e 1: and Dutch Papers to the 20:h. A Gottenburgh aito arrived yesterday. whit h Swedish letter s an d papers. The Pa Qi ris Fs exs t , tain an extras of a letter from Aim' pe: • ira sequent to the d a t e o f hi s di spatch which we ra my a, dated Maniniq ue , M ay 2 1, four day. , ts yesterday. Unquestionably the French G Pt overnni have accounts from that Admiral up to the v moment of the Lynx's departure on the ash ; as they probably announced plans, since frustra, by the arrival cf Lord Ns. tsom in the We Indio, has not been thought politic, prudent, or 1 • g ort.i. publish them. The Paris papers also coast; Poet's Allocution, or account of hi; jour:..: 2 France, read in Secret Conclave, upon his reels,. Rome. It is a very interestin g article, and we i, accordingly given a translation of it at hill len. The news brought by the Gottenburgh• Mail, true, is of great importance. It states th:a Emperor of IIIISSI A has recalled M. Novosu iza in consequence of the annexation of the liga.., Republic to France. We heard, lan night, that NOVOSILT2oirr has actually returned to S t : p,' ; _ burgh. These reports have, no doubt, proh.b.li ty their favour. Upon the 13th inst. We statrd, the authority of a private letter from Berlin, t Russia was alarmed by Rini AP AILX a's proeLi el i himself King of Italy, and panted in he; pa • career, until she had :sheen lined that Austria • not mean, on that account, to take att aftivr p against France. Perhaps the subsequent usurps! of Genoa, of Lucca, and several other prey/lasi-, may at last force Aus'ria to extremities. We .1 not be surprised if they do. We regret that must defer our pursuit of this stshjeS until morrow - • No account of or from Lord Nunes had received when this Paperewas put to press. 'We understand, that the troops which sent with General Ca Ala, have been landed at Ala . Genes al CIAIO, who is vetted with a discreet:. command in the Mediterranean, remained Gibraltar, but meant to follow the troops in a days. The Cart Menvetde Chroe.iwk of Wednesday Containi the tollewing e•wagraph • " .der was this die rezeivt g at the Cus.rini this City, to lay tinder guano:hie, or strictly to cm t - F f any communi,otion with the any ship or ship of Conebilied Fleet, Which may 11.- cart:PA bran, in I is Ma of war, in the evein of their bring brought into . p"rt in this District, as a diouse of a my maligns:,* Lure is stated to pr,vail on hoard thcirs."—"thlvs , inoreet arm get. cal thinuelio it the kingdom. ft wtitil from titiadirociatio:l. t h at Cov::rnment have a sltrOtige:: • than of Lord Nelson's bring able to overtake them, or the 'they succeed/a in escaping him, they will be lusteitrifted,eir colleetivety or dispersed, before try can anise in a Finch Spanish port.' Six sail of vessels from the Orkneys, for the Bal. which had separated irons their convoy, were to • about the 10th instant, off the Scaw, by a Fre, schooner privateer. A Swedish vessel arrived in the Downs on N . day. She has been detained in a French port, the embargo upon Swedish vessels, for eV months. The embargo has been taken off wi these few days. In the late affair off Boulogne, it appeared ti it cgornetsdeinaltohfeirthheelondg able, by of the the len guns, to throw shot further than our gun.hri: gth enemy's of while most of our brigs arid sloops of war have o.• short guns, which, though heavy mesa!, nos. throw shot a long way. Rear Admiral Sir RICHARD Rsckrnros taken the command in the Mediterranean, with 6 sail of the line. . . The following article, which we suspet to void of foundation, i. copied from The Keut444 C. rice, published at Chatham, yesterday : " ALT of A PAIVATE LATVIA /ROM Nu have this moment beep idorleel that-last night, of our (legate gave a labs alarm le the French, while sat went into Calais Harasser. tad set fire tithe flotilla, le eistirely causioned tlste ebete & igetiout a striticipg irtd s frigate. For the authenticity of the shovel Cannot 'and • In consequence of a sufficient number of Ale men not attending yesterday at Guildhall, no Coe: of Aldermen could be held, and, of course, no siness could be manse:Jed. The Lotto MA voa, on inspeSing the Returns the Mealweighers. ordered the price of bread to • raised an assize and an half, or 3d. in the peek.l. to take place to.motrow, when the quartern is wheaten will be sold for Is. 111 ; and houselwit Is. l td. Colonel M AIR, Commandant at }Mee, is apes'. ed Commissary General of the troops encamped Weymouth. The Kona has been verend JAI4 es DA iron, Master of Arts, to the for of Croft, in the county of York, and Diva of Chester, in the room of the Rev. Ecow•so Do deceased. pleased to present the 3 Should the Duke of Mon nose be appointed • the ehltteh_ ,h_ etwee ;tt Ant n,art of 'the um. - the Viceroyalty of Ireland, the heads of the gat,