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THE EAST-INDIA REGISTER and DI-
IiV.CI'ORY, for 1803, corrected to Sth November,
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FON s NATURAL HISTORY, COMPLETE

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11UFFON'S NATURAL HISTORY; cwt.
raining a Theory of the t.artlt, a General History of
Mau, of the 111,iite Creation, and of Vegetables, hfinerals, Ac.
Translated from the Ftemh, and inter. per,eit w •ii Note.,
Ry J. S BARR, Es.
Tu which is mtled, by way of a compiete Supplement,
A NATURAL. HISTORY of BIRDS, REPTILES, FISH,
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that the general outline of the present design is to rye a enc.
re.l description of, and theory of the Earth, the Hissors of
Man, and of the Brut,• Cowson, of Vegetablos, Minerals, and
id the various 11.:d., Feb, Reptiles, and Insect, 'which :rtr)m
animate I Nature ; Ligether with a clear, miceinct aecuunt ui
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His Holiness is now upon his way for Paris. His
suite is in four divisions. The last. in which is Hie
Holiness, with thels, Antonelli. florg;as
Pietio, Cazelli, the Duke of Breschi, the Pr lose. Ali
tieri, and their suite, w-s to leave Rome the 3.1
November. It comprises ten coaches and iir, two
waggons and six, and two couriers. Cardinal Fetch
is in the third division, which set out the ILI of Nov.
and his suite constitutes the greatest p.trt .1 the
first, which set out upon the slst of OCtober.
His Holiness was expefted at Florence on the 7th
November, where great preparations were made fur
his reception.
Pasts, Nov. 11.
Letters from Havre, of the 9th, state, that a
divioisa of the gotillA, consisting of .13 sail, tinder
the command of Captain Harrielin, which appeared
off that port upon the 7th, at night, and another
div of 14 sail, which had preceded it on the
31st last, had happily passed, notwithstanding the
vigilance of the enemy s cruisas, which keep coo-
stt-ttly in sight of this .r..d the a ljacent ports.
I ler Majesty the Empress, sin:rays devoted to the
int, , ests of agriculture, and the bred of cattle, has
ordered 4f Morino rams fro 't the flock of Malt:nal-
son, to be distributed. She has di, e!teJ, th. 4 se.
veral of them should be sent to the ?facets of the
Rhine and Moselle, Seine and Oise, &c.
The Abbe Sicard, Member of the National Insti-
tote, and Dire9or of the Nation Institution f,rt! e
Deaf and Dumb, is app sint d a Member of the
Administration of the Hospitals of National Bounty.
The Coronation, we are assured, will take place
on the 9th of December. All the persons who are
to acsiat at it, have received orders to be at Paris on
the

PAIIIS, 740 V. 14.

Upon the 9th inst, his imperial Highness Prince
Louis, Constable of the Empire, ptesemea for the
oath, which they took between the hands of the
Emperor, the Generals of Division, Fregevi
Maier, &c.
His I. operial Highness, filling the funet'ons of

they took I 'etween the hands of t'se Emperor, the
Captains of ships of the line, Cosmos and ,Ro-
land. His Imperial Highness also preiented, for
the same purpose—(Here .ollows a list of 16 names,
none of them of note.)— Moniteur.)
MARINE IWPARTMENT.
In the night between the first and second of tlis
rn, nth, five merchant vessel's were wrecked upon
the coast, to the east of Calais, viz.—
The of Dantzic, of 25) tons, and nine
men, Captain Emmanuel Bartelse, laden with oats,
bound from Dantrac, for Barcelona.
The Portuguese ship Le Forma:aim of !7:00 torts
and 14 men, ('apt. Jcos-de.Silva, from Petersburgh
to Porto, with A cargo of corn, ofce.
The English ship, 7he Dale of Clerrnee. of 347
tons, fifteen men, and five passengers, Capt. Samuel
Brow, bound from St. Petershitrgh to Grtmnsey,
with a cargo of hemp, linen, leuther, and planks..
The Swedish ship, The Courier, of 1-10 tons, add
8 men, Cap:. Mathew Waktroth, bound fur Dour-
dean, with a cargo of iron and planks.
The Prussian gulliot, Capt
Brenmelk, bound from Dantaic to Stliaoa, with
cargo of corn.
The crews of these vessels have been saved, ex-
cept the nine men of the Fe, mature, who peti.hetl.
The ship .ftlas, from Hamburgh, of 100 tons and
fifteen men, was also wrecked Ivan ;he same coast.
upon the upon her 'ova: e om Dantaic
Cadiz, with a cargo of corn.


PRIZES. •
The R 4 L rrrot..crot privateer, from Calais, took,
upon the caast of England, on the Ist of NovaMozr.
the English ship Mane, of 118 was, bound from
Portsmouth for Sunderland.
The Far, from Sandgate. of .".0 tans, laden with
spirits and tobacco, was taken the same day by the
Wows-Eau privateer, Captain Paula%
The Pro,frer privateer, Captaia Hrnia, same day
captured the English brig the //sada rai-P..e.irt,
180 tons, on its way from Portsmouth to Stuadet -
land.

These three prizes have Leen carried into Trepott,
St. Valles', and Dieppe.

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