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PARIS. AUG. 26.-=The Minister of Finance • (M. BARBIE Mittaut , Y left town yesterday to attend she 'EMP'r RUlt. ' A Courier yesterday brought the melaricholy in. telligenee of the death of ReatoAdiniral LA Tou CH E Tits , itAt, on board the Beth/tour, in the Roads of 'Toulon. - The Cardinal RAYM 'ND DE BO ISG EI. EN, Arch. bishop at 'fours, cord on the 23d, in the 73t1 year of his age. He was Archbishop of Aix, prior to the Revolution. On the 16th instant a Spanish vessel entered the Port of Morkrix, which had been detained upwards of three days he a Guernsey Privateer, by which .she: was phiarleted: Her Mitj oly the Empress was expelled . at Brus. • eels on the 434. ' M. BARBS MAR riots, 'the Minister of Finance, it ii recently reporteo, has been nominated Ambas. • eador to the Court of Vienna. Generale LASNES passed through ILurdeaux on. ..the 113th inst. on his road to Paris. On the 23,1 His Majesty the EMPEROR Was on horseback. at o ix in the morning, and reviewed the Troops owlet the crunmands of PA R TOVNE A.UX• and DUPONT, of whom he was pleased to expreas his entire Nat iSiddiOno We ate assured that Couet Co n ENTZ e L received, on the 234 his new Credentials 14 Ambassador from His sl.,iststy the Etio.roor and King rtf Beni E. 111 A iral HUNGARY, to His Majest; , the Euvoor of the'Feitecta. • Peel% - AUG. at.—Count CO B ENTZEL, Arnti3s , sador from ere o: - .2: o utt of Vienna ; the Marquis Dr Geol.°, Ambassador from Naples ; M. Dr SouLA, Telioister Plenipotentiary ot Toritig-al ; and M. Dr LIMA, Ambassador Extraordinary teem the same • Court, charged by the Pei Nor RECENT to congra. tulate the EM P a ROR on hi• Accession to the Throne, left. Paris at the same time Orr Aix-la-Chapelle, where they are •xpecletl to arrive before His MA., 34I`TY the EMPF.II , III. M o•sh i) Sa ERUR I ER, Governor of the Invalids ; KolktOttrovr, First Chamberlain ; .M. ALI*SATO. .1111, ' N,Listet of the Ceremorlies, are also set out for - , A°L.la:Chttpelle. M. Da SzetoNvfooe, the French Ambassado r to Holland, arrived .at Aix.la.Chapelle ' last w ee k , tThe Ru s s i an A m b assa d or I- reti quitted Parie,,this data Ammipl Paper says on the nth]: *:T.: The Minist er Of Marine is returneeVti,•Paitit. . • • .. l '• [Film the MoNITLUit of .4 1, 00119. j. • ~,.,• Tbe EMI. PROR set off from Boutoofte the 57th .. instant, at four o'clock in the afternoon, to repair to Aix.l.f.Citapelle ; / he arrived at the •Heatl.quarters • tit 6 ..l verwicb, near St. Omer's, the same - evening. The next . morning he received the Mayor, the Meriihers art the Tribunals, the Clergy, lite. .and ahe'Ciaii*•ers of the Carps of Reserve of the Ca. 'atty. ,'in the afternoon he reviewed the Troops, and in rile them maireouvte; h e appeared satisfied eviih thetir instruction and good appearance. The v .e.tai..e.ttiOtt will continue his journey through Co. logne, ,Bonne, COblentz, Mayence, and Troves, .' to take a detailed view of the four United I)epart. merits ) which he could not visit, as he had prcjedecl, When lie travePed last year in Beigiam. The Minister, el Finances, and of the Public ' . Treasury, are returned crew. Boulogne, whete his ra ',1 ,,, ) . if..,..ti,a hubiness with them for several .auecesstve days. They pres.-nted to him the Budget of the yfea'r 1.3, and the situation of the receipts and , , expeeditto es o f t h e year 12. ~, It re s u lts f rom t hi s statement, that our position .., • I, ir latisfes,le' i oty ; that however great our ex: eeces i l, my be, 'our Rooftrees are Still mle so; iri fine, that the Soot will be in no need of eat ratodtterry fO • nieeOur o nor of any new tax e s , Th e statement bee been made in the suppoaition of Peace. .• • t __E: e c e ll •of the two years which have just elapsed, , . 7;111_0:toot Army auginentcal by the ordinary con. us , of the consetiption: it is now mote nu 'lncomi °ilia it was in Nivose, year ivrien 0... A rmies 9, the period 4I A rmies inllll(iiiielt Germany and Laly. . It it ' t rues that our expellees, on account of the t, stare to ?' , . it which out land Army has been maintained, 1 1 / 4 " the effOrts whi c h h ave b e d n made fur our Navy, oos •oiteunt to upwards of seven hundred millions ; hut our r ece i r 1 , o, a tor the year sz hive excee d e d seven ourlii re a and fitly millions, and tilos., of the year k rv4 a . te insures! f or more than seyen'hundred mil. I . Viotti this may he seen the wisdom and fore. I sight of the Administration. Although we should t ul e t lhav ‘ e R . ) staPourt a Continental War, lik e t h at e coelttion of . the year measure 7, extrasi for chefieavecs, nor any rdinary levy , fin the Army, would be necessary. The ordinery e feting eht o f the conscription already decreed,. would amply suffice. W het) England was seen endeavouring , to sues.. , lee Corfu t. • pttse gold in the Cabinets of Europe, to tr i y to 0 Ileti\ es i e :. ape the horrible crisis to which the telly eo,, see _ Tiihters,had exposed her, it was natural to iale, , 4: 1 _ 4 _ 01 4n-cc at least possible, if not probe. aw ay, tilla "rn,e Power would let itself be carried upo n the ~, that heinous passions Would decide ten th e fisPositions of seine Powers of the Con. Co ve z wassthen incumbent on an enlightened ~, "'merit to and p rover, . augment its Financial Resources, . tstaioa, J'velY to' raise the Army to the War not have 'aunt, that in case of the' event, it should •e need of recurring 'to extraordinary rota ' Sure • Zhst either of Finances or of Levies of Troops, vaicnhiaagli:sayaf occasion shocks in a State, and the the inconve° ' which are never in proportion to , stilipose, ~s4nienees they produce. Those who a4l ,_ _ ll . 1 if a , Continental War broke out, ex. , otary tm usitioni or levies en mane would be . ° ?: ' : ' ,, e i r „ e e t t i l ' _ r ,F 4 a s n P from the remembrance they have t ote of ! P ~ ,, Pi e !t•,sl when France was almost desti. ever predsnsrii, i)nuostration ; when the Government, neither- cale t u t la Y ie the wan" of the moment, could nor, foresee ; in a time wherein, because. they were xr war, they left every thing in ,t.nthiense in the interior ; wherein, when it was a ..e war, they neg begs war, they ..'ctleded the navy ; when a mari. letled the land aunt'. At pre. a 4 , ll. l y, r i l s . fit t i r g e s ai d e?, out it On in that manner: the land . • 'navy, is treated . as it we had no maritime war ; the p . , Obj e o of thse and laed army were not the our solieitude • at the Same time the •.!,: army. In no period in the History of France was there so much money ever spent in construeting Ports, Canals, Bridges, and Roads; yet, to complete this ;dative, the taxes have been diminished, and are less heavy than they have ever been. This latter circumstance will not escape the eyes of the Hist°. flan. But we must declare, that the wisdom of the Powers of the Continent, the want of rest, which is felt throughout Europe, the incorruptibility of the Ministers of the Powers bordering upon France, which alone could engage us in a war truly serious, have rendered superfluous a part of the precautions we had taken. In tired, our relations with Prus. sia, iaid all the Electors of Germany, are more and more amicable ; our relations with Austria are satisfaCtury : we are on good terms with Den. mark ; and we have adopted the system of paying no attention to the steps of the }Cirri; of SWEDEN. —We arc in the best intelligence with the Porte, Spain, Portugal, and the 'United States of Ame. rica. This is the reality of . the present situation of things, and what should be confronted with the dif. ferent rumours spread by certain men interested to alarm several classes of Citizens. [Prom the Nzw MIRCIIANT, Of geti. 5.) RATI•I3ON ; AUG. 25..--411 the Diet, this morn. ing, a Nate was read, delivered by the two Mini. stern t,l Bohemia and Austria, dated the ,}tlt, and by which tiley communicate to the Diet that Flit MA)ItSITY has presented to the House or Austria the title of Hereditau emper o r. Speaking of the Int. perial Patent, issued on this occasion, they . declare formally—That there was not the smallest inten. don to make any change in ,c.e other political dons of His iitiEttiAL MAJESTY; that on the contrary, His MAJESTY will study mute and more to give 'proofs ut those sentiments of goodwill which animate him towards his Co.estatcs of the Emoire. • FROM THR NETHER EOSIN AUGUST 28.—Let. tern from Coper.hagen, of the as tit, mention nothing further of the Russian Squadron, than that it keeps its former position. Several incredible revoiti are in circulation here as to the little Army near Lunen. burgh. St/AMIN (HUNGARY), AVG. to.—At length we stave Certain intelligence as to the'fatte of the Deys Wlfo'clit;iped out,of Belgrade with a retinue of fifty or sikty men, and, after some skirmishing with the Out.posti.of .the Servians, departed first for Ado_ kalir; and from thence for Or%owa, where they imagine'd themselves certain of finding a secure plaoe of iefuge. The Governor of that fortress, iti,the beginning, gave them an amicable rece e tiou ; but shortly arfeiwittds caused them to be arrested and. thrown :inio prison, There, however, their torments did nor tndure long ; for, the next day, he had them all beheaded; with their followers. The heads of the Devs wee brought into 13-!grade o n the 6th, by a Tartar, ahil the succeeding day pub. tidy exhibited by Bklnt PACHA ) who is at pie. Sent to that city. The Nrgotiations begun beii:v . een the Servians hind Blume PAC,IIA, have not yet been attended by he &bird success. The De l titles of the Servians, who h.d repaired to 11.-n 4 rade, l ersevere in demand. jog a total and comptete blirlCll,lCf of that . pidee, where their chiefs iAi•lt to estali:ish a separate GiVitnratnl. themean time the Servians con. tinue their approaches tow.rils that city, and h*ve already occuPted some of the out. works. The KM. sale% retnain pociesion of the Citadel. ' ARRio f AUG. 29.--- l its M.sjesty the EMPRIOIt Jrtivt.,l here p.,trtday at halt vast fit. lie .wall onmediately' visited by the Trilnwals, the Clergy, the Ctiuncii General tlte Dimrttnent, and the different Public The Mayor, at the head of the Municipal Cuun. eil, presented him with the Cup of Honour, and samples of the different manufaaures. His presence was expeded ar a 1141 in the evening; but it began so late that we were, deprived Of tl►e honour of His Majesty's company. He was received by the whole City with the Most enthusiastic demonstrations of joy._ His Majesrys is at this moment engaged in re. viewing the Grenadiers of the Reserve. BouLooNe, Auo. 213.—A division of the Flotilla had an engagement to day, under sail, with a Frigate and four Brigs, composing the Advanced Guard of the English Squadron, and in sight of. that Squadron. The Orin: was very brilliant, and the cannonade extremely w.atru. The Engli , h Ad. vanccd.Guard were obliged to Meer of and join the line of Ships of War. They have surfered con. siderably. One of the Enemies' Loggers was sunk, during the engagement, in the midst of our Flotilla.,, Another Lugger was su much shattered that the English Crnizers immediately sent thirty boats to the assistance of the crew. Our division had some balls in their bails, one man killed And': five wounded. CALMS, AUGUCT 24. —Some days of fine wea. ther had brought We!: the English, who had illewn themselves very . little for fifteen days before. Stye. ral of their vessels are habitually in sight of the Port, but at a respeftful distance. On the 7th, to. wards noon, a Sloop of War wished to take some Pinnaces and Flat.bottomed Boats arriving from Dunkirk; but the cannon of the Forts, and the Light Artillery on the Coast, proteaeit the Flotilla in their course, and they entered the Harbour with. 0111 the smallest accident. A rx-1,4-CitAratLe, AUG. MAJESTY takes her departure from this City to.morrow, and ICtlifllS direttly to St. Cloud, by the way of MICS• tricht and Brussels. Her absence will be deeply regretted by all classes of persons, upon whom she has left the most lasting impressions of her kindness and benevolence. Bitossvt..s, Auo. 25.—The Mayor has informed the inhabitants that Her MAJEstY's journey was postponed, and that the EMP FRO a would arrive here about the middle of next week. CONA'ANTINOPLE., JULY t7.--Mecca has been again taken by the Wehabii ; they. have at their head , the Son of their former Leader, whb was *has sinated a iear ago. . _ at Buynclulej it is the fi fth Convoy that has passel, and had on hoard 4 00 workmen, and 1000 Troops, which makes the number of Troops that have passed by this place for Corfu, amount to 6 or 7 000 men. t, JULY 21.—Every thing conspires to ma. nifist •the ho‘tile intentions of. Russia. Theta are some new Troops arrived on the Dniester, at id in- Bessarabia. A Russian Consul has also 'ar rived at Widdin, where no person in that charac. ter from that Country had appeared before. All the fortified places on the Frontiers are putting into re. pair. _ _ _ HAGUE, AUG. 30.--We are informed that - the Legislative Body, yesterday, after a long delibera. tiuti on the Report of the Financial Committee, re. solved to rejeti the Proposition lion of State, relative to the At of Indemnity to the Prince of NASSAU, and consequently refused to ratify the Treaty by which five , millions of florins were granted to the said Ptince, payable in ten terms. Baron D'Yvot is again arrived in this capital. AMSTIRDAM, AUG. 29.—We learn, by Letters from Cleves, of the 25th instant, that 'Admiral Stoat, who once commanded the Batavian Fleet, and w as kept under arrest at that place, is now libe. rated. ANTWIIRP, AUG. 17. —We are informed that the Boulogne Flotilla is daily augmented by fresh arrivals, and that the whole Division at klavre is to join it ; it is added, that every, thing is quite ready for the Expedition : yet the following circumstance would almost induce us to believe (in spite of every probability even of the speedy execution of the en. terprise) that it is not to be attempted yer, viz. that it is seiiottsly intended to erect new barracks along the Coast, of the Channel, for • the comfort of the Troops,- during the winter. LItYDEN, AtTG:3o.—lteprts are circulated at Paris of a triple alliance, offensive and defensive, between the Emperors of AUSTRIA and FRANCS, and the King ot PRUSSIA. Time will . shew . wise.. Cher there is any truth in them. The EMPEROR of the FRFNCH is CXPele4 . at Brussels in the course of this week, whence he will go to Aix.la.Chapelle, and return to Burin's with the EtstrzEss. THE HAMBURGII MALLS. FIRST MAIL. VIINNA, AUG. lB.—The following Note has been transmitted by the Vice Court and State Chan. ceilor to the Corps Diptermitic at Vienna : • His bar sa t A 6 M A J my/ has commanded the Undersigned Vice Court and State Chancellor to 4nrify to M — ' .that His Majesty has been pleased to assume. the dignity of Here: ditary Emperor of Austria, and to MSC himself to be pro claimed as such. • M-- is requested to communicate 'this to..his Court. The Eursa cia hopes that this columunication will be re ceived in a manner pet-teeny agreeable to the contie,tion which to happily exists betkNeen the two Sovereigns; and that the objcet of the same will be considered as adapted to public circumstances. Induced by their to assume the Imperial. dignity; 1-1 ts lEST Y is at the same time convinced that this resolution Cannot in Jny manner hu detrimentsl to the relation in which he stands to the German Empire, and the ditKrent Ctiontriet which compose the Austrian Monarchy. The Undersigned asiures M of his most particular esteem. fits IIaPIRIAL MAJEsTY has appointed a.Grand Council of State to be held on the 21St inst. under the Presidency of the 'Principal Chamberlain, the Prince of STAHRIMSERG, and attended by the Prin. cipal Court Chancellor, and other Officers of the Court, in which' the ceremonial of the Coronation, and the festivities on the occasion, will be arranged. .--New Credentials have been sent off (as mentioned in the last Court Gazette) to .the Imperial Am. bassador, Count CoBIiNTZEL, at Paris. Yestertlity another Courier arrived here from St. Petersburgh ; it is said he brings advice of an Alliance concluded between England and RuSsia. By the last accounts from Belgrade . , which have been transmitted from the Government at Peterwa radin, the Insurgents have pursued and come up with t he fugitive Heys, .and brought them back . in triu.nph l'risooers to Belgrade. The French Ambassador will now 'soon, we are assured, deliver hii credentials to the ENirtitOK. His Imperial Majealys, before his journey into Mo. ravia, &c. will .receive the Officers of State and, Nobility, on his assumption of the new Hereditary Imperial Dignity. • SeinEoAms Auc. 3t. —It is said that the Le. gislative Body, in a private Committee, on Tueti aay, &erred that those who furnish' the two first. instalments of the current loan in ready Money be.. fore the loth of this month, shall be entitled to a discount of one.half per cent. The Legislative . Body has reftised to tanelion the Convention with the Princc of NAS S AU, regarding' his Indemnities. Admiral \Tit all Ertl. departed from the Hague on the 3oth, for Flushing. It is said he ha: incceeded in his mitrion, which was, to place part of the Bata.' vian Navy at the disposal of the French Govern. A shock of an Earthquake has been felt in Am. sterdam, the Hague, Schiedam, and other ;laces, of this Republic ; but happily no damage has beets done. CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 2 + . Letters from Aleppo of the 6th inst. bring an account pt a Violent insurreaion of the Janissaries, in conjunction with the Sheriffs, against the new Governor, Mon ‘tiatkar.n PASHA. .1113 illStlttediOD took place on tln 30th of June, and after a contest 01 six days tit,: PASHA was obliged to fly and leave his family in the power of the Conquerors. Every thing is in the greatest confusion, and the City and the neighbouring Country is a prey to robbery and devastation. The Wehabis are entirely masters of the Vicinity of Mecca and Medina, and, treat the Pilgrims. The Binditti in Romelia ate likewit,e s iii fortnid,4ble to the Porte : though their number is only fibula 5,000, yct two Armies, eorkisting of from 2a to as s oo men, have not iICCII AlC•to sand 4 them. — Mother reinforcement, of about 1000 SoarrlCil and • zoo Truow, sailed A few (lays ago for Cot fu ; Lieule nani.Generdl Atllool aCCO:nr.inieS in a met. ClMut Ile will take the cumin 111,1 of all the Ruislan Tran;;'s in the R of !he S-veo JULY 27.--In the c).l *,ich broke uut Mt - AfriTus in sycia, against me new PA'i-1.1 ) ttl 4:01). zo„000 Janissaries first ruse, .-and were j , ined by 63,660" partisans the S!teliff, entrrvd the Castle of the PA` HA, in t hick he bravely defended himself, but was taken by storm. He is now gone to Damascus to his lather, who formerly was PasiLt of Aleppo for' 20 years. Two.considerable Commercial Houses of Smyrna have stopped payment. The Rebels in - kuMelia have defeated .s , )me detachments of Turkish Troops; and the day before yesterday burnt . two villages near Sr. Georges;on the sea of the Marm )17. The Lady of the Spanish Ambassador died here this day, ANV.tERDAM IL AUG. 21.—According to all ac. counts, and such as appear to he of go►nd authority, the Emt. ROR Will not return to Paris till the grand Expedition, against Eng' t d has sailed. In the be.. ginning of September, abut t 50,000 men will be embatked on Imatd 2000 v;ahcls 9s all kinds, exclu. live of the Troops encatriped at Zert, which will embark in the Text!. Rowits, AUG. Papal • Brief has been pub. fished formally. confirming die restorati.n of the Order of the Jesuits in Naples. There will he three Colleges, which will he united with the Russia Yesterday died here, el a nervous fever, the Secretary of the French Einbissy, M. GistitooL. PHA. StCoND MAIL• BRUSSELS, AUG. 24. —The Mayor of this City 'yesterday gru'Pe notice to the inhabitants hete, that the , artival of Her Majesty the•EMPR SS, Whti vttatt expected here yesterday' , is foi the presehrdelayeds At the same time it was notifil that the EM. FEROR himself will arrive here next week. • GENOA, AUQ. I i.—The Brief relative to the tistoration of the Order of the Jesuits, was signed by the Pots on the sist. of July, anti appears to intend a general restoration of the. Older. Besides the Court of Naplei, that of Spain has also d for it. In the City of isiples, and •at Palermo, in Sicily, t wo Colleges of Jesuits are already eitablished. The KING-Of SAR AIS still at . Gaetta, in the Kingdom of Naples. AMSTERDAM. AtiG, I.B.—Our Gazette of this day contains the full.mitz article Trt:rn Paris, dated the 233 instant : " The fear that the flames of War may break out on the Continent ha l nude a disadv antag e ous im pression on our Funds. Our Government has at. ready turned its attention to the means of taking the strongest measures in case of necessity. j Sipce yesterday there has been much talk of a Sertatms Cam. vdrum for a oonkeription of 200,Q00, or, according to others, 300,090 men. " If we tray credit the reports, in circulation, same changes will saon take place in the• Ministry. Among (Idler things it is said, that the Ainhaisa. dor who returns from Vienna, M. Ds CHANIPAGNV, and who is iritenticd for the Minister of the Inte. rior. will be employed in the Ministry iorrorelin AtEtirs. • HAGU a, Aar.. prtVent T the desertion Of the SJldiers how the Camp at Zeyst, a detail). .tnent of Gtris.d'Arin;n has been sent thither. As it was stiodated in an additional Article of Treaty of Amiens, that the lidemOity ploy ed for the PRINCE of ORANGE shall not be a bni. den on our Republic, our has hitherto made seine tl' .:dry to sanetion the rites ' sures by which the said More is to receive an In. &mitityof five niilliOns of florins, payable in • ten years; for his Domains. in our Republic.: The re. port that this Proposiiiun had been agreed to is pleMature ; though these is little doubt that it will be. The Legislative Body sat yesterday in a general Committee on this subjedl. All the Ftencb:in. flnence is exerted to procure the,Cdoven;iooof drrnnity tti he '• • 7 , ' , • MAtsTRICIIT, A uo. 2 2.—00 r Prefe6 has trans,. mittted the following tirtiolar Letter to the Mayors of our D.Tartment : . " s;g, "Ax it important to the Covornment to watch all the motions of Foreigners who travel in;tl French Einpire, so it is alscito know who the Freilcli are MK; Pasi Countries, Wince it is better to Prevent dangerOus intrigues, than to be 'tinder the nec-s.nty of punishing them. - I t therefore resolved, That 'froin this day no person belonging to the • Empire shall receive a' PaSs . till r 'the expiia. -tion of a month from the time he shall ably' Tot' it. All persons who wish to receive such Passes, must give in a Petitioti to the Mayor of the place where - they resfile,' ex• pressing thrill; age; Condition, objet of the'ir journey, 'lke. l'll4 Mayor shall annex to this Petition a description of the 'p-rson applying, and gii - te his; opinfon ought to. he granted or not. This Pi. itiA - 1 shall then be sent to the Prefett, Who shalt finally determine . whethcr'thes Pass shall be granted or (Wt:" - CORN 1,VC11,41 ;,q, SEPT. 10. 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