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16, 1605.


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rrHE HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, from
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FROM THE FRENCrI AD DOtott PAPFRS.

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PARIS •VOUIT 4.
On the morning of the 21 instant, at three
o'clock, the Ernper sr departed privately for the
coast, to inspeCt the troops and the preparations.
Orders had been given for a bunting math the
same day ; and, to keep His Majesty's journey tl-e
more secret, several persons of distinetion had been
invited to the Theatre at St. Cloud that evening.
The Empress is gone for Nancy.

•rcust G.

It is asserted that Government have r- ce;ved
very favourable irttelliffmrse of combined Fleet ;
and that it will to-morrow (the 6tli) be inserted in
the Moniteur.
Recent letters from Spain speak of an adion be-
tween the Combined Fleet and the English, and al-
though particulars are nor yet known, it is certain that
the British ships have bees cwifoandedly mauled,
and one even is said to be rendered unfit tut further
service.

Jerome Bonaparte has now three frigates and trso
brigs under his command.
soccocro, AUGUST 4.
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His Majesty the Emperor arrived at his head-
quarters yesterday at three o'clock in the morning.
From ten this morning till seven in the evening, he
passed in review the infantry who had formed along
the sands at low water. The artillery and cavalry
made no part of that review. The whole of the
line, before which His Majesty passed, amounted to
I 12,0U0 infantry, and extended horn Cape d'Aspret
as far as Cape GtifileZ.
sacss[Lc, .11:1.1. 21.
We gin 11-pc that his Majesty the Einperor and
King will arrive here the middy of nest rilrtl; ;
all the necessary arrangements fur his reception arc
finished in the Palace of Laeken.
During some days there have passed through this
city a succession of military equipages and horses
belonging to the train of artillei F. They all come
from the Ele2orate of Hanover, and are going to

AM,TERDAM, JULY 9.
Accounts from the Texel state, that the French
troops embarked en board the squadron e. pedit ;on-
*sire evince the beat dispositions, and only' desire to
be brought against the enemy. Government
have agreed, by what we can learn, to an increase
of pay, and also to a gratuity to the officers. They
have not yet heard any thing further on the subjeft
of breaking up the entire camp at Zeyst.
The movements which have for some time taken
place on our coast induced the to reinforce
their station before the Texel; it is naw composed
of 15 or 14 vessels, among which are many ships of
the line.

General Maraiont has quitted the Held* to re.
turn to the camp ul Zeyst, where is also General
Durnonceau.

PorszcoANs, AUG 2.

Molt of the Journala y 161411041 in this country
speak of formidable preparations which are milirg
here for suing out two er,ieditions; one at /lel-
veutsiuys, the odic: a the ToteL The camp at

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Zeyst is said to be now on the point of breaking np
the troops forming which are to he embarked isa
the Texel. Since the eith no less than 10 or 11
regiments, as well infantry as cavalry, with prodi-
gious quantities of rriillery, and other military
,-es, have p tssed through or near Flaerlem to the
I ieider. Great numbers of troops pass also through
Amsterdam for the latter place. General Rons.
seau, commanding at Rotterdam ani the neigh-
bouring coasts, offered his services on Sunday Last
to General Marmont, to take a command in the
expedition : the latter consenting, another General
has been appointed tr, sacceed h;m.
The number of troops said to be destined to em-
bark at Helmets; is not prea(sely ascertained.
Some reports say 3000, others 7000,

A CGLIsT
A letter from Amsterdam says, that, notwirh-
standing the favourable intelligence received from
England. respening the defeat and annihilation of
Holkar'; force by General Wellesley, and the s
mission of the Nlahratta; n England, we have learn-
ed by a letter front the Cape of Good Hope, dated
April 21, 1805, that news had been received there
that the; affairs of the English in Bi.ngal were in a
deplorable state, and that Holkar annoyed them
excessively. as they were in great want of.; tturn.—
(//efri Consul).
It is now regorted that the camp 1": Zeyft
be occupied by the 3d battalion of the Irth regiment
of French Ipfantry, and by the.,.llsh, SA:hy
ote
.92d, and one depot, battalion of theitlth rsinallt
the I:atier are all troops pf the line. Thi
conveyin-, from thac camp to the Helder.
• s sprcia aa,
We lean that thrtircliiitigof Sweden
,E.l4c,
all his ralinktersinforeiglxoontries t taw.. • ...
all cornmur.:ration, political and sociti..
Minima!' of the ii&Pressia.
scnixoasa,,,stx, j.
General Sebas:iani is tn havelhe9oamand of
erpeditiou fltting,out kkelyoetslays., .
It is sapposeshdrat the Emperor NAimptspg,
ing !:is tour alongithecpitst, will pay.,aeapi.slriLitAt
ilelveetsluys and the, Peltier, to inspesl the fioetti-
dable preparations nialtipg.eat both tbon
Yesterday a Meisenges was scat off by our Governs-
rnert to Boulogne, probably with disc-aches far
tae r.rr
We Lear that every,.faue and every thing belong-
ing to the Texel Eimedition is ordered to be there, or
at the Helder, to-morrow ; the whole being to be
inspeCted and reviewed on !400day.
Our Government, by a Decreerhas expressed
its approbation of the late conduit" of Vim... Admiral
Verltueil, in so courageously and valiantly Ling,-
ing a part of the Batavian flotilla from Dankirlc %‘•
Ambleteuse.
ACCSBUIG, JULY 3a.
We hear from Tyrol, that the Anstritn Regt.
meats ordered there are already arrived. A partiof
the Tyrol sharpshooters have been summoned to
exereibre themselves in the use of arms. The en-
trenchments and other works, planned more than a
year since toy the Archduke John, are now raisin;
in the environs of Trente and Calliara.
11111CMEN, Jetylre..
A report is circulated in the Noirh, that, the Eria-
pernr of France has made offers for toiting Dal-
ma;7a to !he Kingdom of Italy. Dalmatia borders
on Greece, and is in alliance with rslol;iav'.a and
Wallachia. N,) credit seems to be anached to this
report.
V,CNNA, JCLY 19."
Recruiting has commenced, according to the
new system.

The most perfedl tranqn:llity continues to prevail
in this place. They have taken stri& measures to
oblige the bakers to bake good bread. Some regi_
ments have been stationed in the l'atizboutgs, acrd
cavalry is lodged in the inns, and in the great houses
of individuals.

The persons empleyed in the Pt)lice are; in a lit-
tle time, to adopt an uniform, which they are to
ear when on duty.

A• 1 foreigners, who cannot positively state the
necessity of remaining m this capital, and explain
the nature of their business. and their means of
suhristence, are obliged to leave it.
• JULY 41.
Ger.-rah Count de Winzihgernde. having finished
his mission to 'u- Court, and having recovered
from his indisposition. set out three days ago on his
rettr,n to Peter ;burgh.
I i.e Prince i ,Igorucky has Lot as yet had an au-
dience of the i• nperor.
Count Rasurnovnicy. Ambassador from Russia to
oar Court. has rercived within these (Sw els a
Courier from Count Novosiltacff.