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fore Minister for His Majesty to the Court of Bet
will have the command of the army which will'ad
against Portugal."

TRANKFoRT, JytY 9
Accounts from Teuton sate, that t. e exertions
for the equipment of a nes, squadron are carried
on with redoubled vigour is that pert. The mops
cf.-nine:l to emh.ak on this expedit;,n are already
assembled in the environs of l'oulon.

*Sortie time since there passel t's.ou.4l here, in his
way to St. Brieur, a yowl:: man who has es, iced
much interest. H, is a native of Dijon, and one f
the band hehnging to the 3-2 d. He was taken
by the Turks in Egypt ; they cut oat his tongue to 41111,
the ront,-end consequently he is deprived of spa ech,
but he writes and mules himself understood 'by
signs.
An account from the Hague, of the lifith June,
says The Chevalier d'Anduaga, SeCretary to the
Spanish Ambassador to the Court of Russia, arrive
ed here lately. M. de Hoyendorp, Mini.ter from
our Republic to the same Court, is exPea".l at ,11.
Hague in a few days."
A private letter from 800 le-Tee, ex.r4ted from
the Paris Journals, states the following :
r" 1 have seen bete the finest speed tele in the
world ; that of two thousand vessels, and lo tionotrei
and fifty, or two hundred thousand men, in this ci.y,
in the neighbouring towns, and in the suironnihng
camps. I have seen the English ranging at large,
with sometimes only '25 ships, some of which eadeo. •
Your to approach ; but the three f arts. which have
been ere led within these few years, coiekly
them to sheer off. The fart of i4eurt is to the-North,
the fort of Creche to the South. and the wooden f rt,
which was finished within the Int: sis months. Our
vessels go out with impiraity, and anchor in the'
roads for the moorings of the ships rt.' war, which
has interested me exectiiingly. Sotiila Occrs-
poeed of praVTIS, or vessels of .1 .•ger size, carry- ip
ing cannon Ana horses ; of gon-baars, reser!s of a
third kind, or pinnaces. Galleys or than." with
24 o us. They have added Nieto. port of taaol,grart •
a large bacon, which con; ims more than h ,If the
visorts. They have extends I she chain to stop the
Sroshir.which the E aglish have in vain eiid .4.
toiled to send among them. The fort of Vi.
tnereux, at two leagues to the n eres, is a new ca ea.
ti"n of the Emperor ; it COTILAIOS the imperial •
corvettes, and a number of other vessel; In
that village is seen the epitaph of Pilatte, who
perished there by his own imprudence the 'l3th
June, 1783. The camps form:a at ilosslogrse, at -
Etaples, and elsewhere, are still an uncomm in spree
tacle. Innumerable square barracks. made of wood
sod plaistered without, contain the soldiers. fhey
are dispensed in three ranges with gardens between.
It is there thd: our baave fellows expeti whh irnpas,
tience the signal for glory. this at ente-priso
well merits the monument which the army has
erefted in hottour of the Emperor. It is 170 tett
high."

SthILIN, JLNIC 18.
On the 15th and 16th of June, the distrtas of
Carmagnole. Villastellune, Casanova, Vil.
lan.sva, and Castagoole, coon:ries very rich and
highly cultivated, have this year been ravaged by
storm, such as we have not rect.lle3e I to have seen,
more disastrous in Piedmont. The bail was so 147ge
that k killed same children and men. rim hurricane
has torn up by the roots, some walnut trees, oaks
and mulberries. It has broken the doors of stables,
and let loose the iffrighled animals, who wandered
to the broken up and inundrid fields. Had this
misfortune occurred hot five days Liter, it is thought
that most of the harvest would have be.n got into
die granaries.

Acrounts from Genoa of the 23d June, -ray, that
the Princess Eliza, with the Prince her hus!iand. his
Highness the Arch .i'reastsr-r tit the Empire, ar ivad
on Tuesd iy preceding within their walls. l'ney
received all the honours due to t Ir rank. There ,
also arrived this week his Ercelleacv the Minister of
Finance, M. Gaudin; the Chsnc -hor of State For.
fait; and M. Segal., Grand Master Of the Ceremo.
sties. M. Montalan, the Captain of the ve,,el, ac-
companied M. the Chancellor of State, Forfait.
Yesterday morning the Princess El. as, an I other
distinguished personages, went on boat d the Pomoges
commanded by Jerome Bonaparte. rho, were sa-
luted on their arrival and departuro by a drub!e
discharge of artillery. Jerome is recoaciled to the
Emperor his brother. .
The Princess Eliza exerted Vet-self very much to
effect this reconciliation. Jerome, according to re.
port, will sherd/ be =We Ar•n4drle 7,/ Garrett*