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r kRIS, it:LI, 23.

The Clort of Spain has left. Madrid fo• Aranjues,
where it will pa►s the present month. The months
of August and September it will reside at Sainte
lideplionse, and afterwards it goes to liadiajoz,
where it w:11 pass the autumn. Its MOM to the
capital is not espeded before Christmas.
Central Caffarell.. the maritime ?mica of Brest,
has left that town to di ink the waters of Bagniers,
for the recovery of his health. General Bouvet oc-
cupies his place during his absence.
A French ship, very richly laden, and coming
from China, entered, on the ltith inst. safely the
hat hour of Cabia.:.

The Special Tribunal at Aix-la-Chapelle has
condemned to dea•h Pierre Daross, a glazier. an
inhabitant of Keppelen, in the Canton of Goch.
and Jean Camps, f the same Canton and Cons-
Nurse. These two I ersons were convided of having
attached, on the public highway, Serjoant Wey-
gaud, of Gnch. and, afr robbing him of his watch
and money, given him twelve, wounds with their
kalves.

On the !fish ult. a new 74-gun ship called 41-
grnres, waslauached at Orient, in the presence of
tine Prefed of Vannes, and several Generals, arrived
express to vriusess this speasele.

Theexhibition of pittures in the Museum Napo-
leon. will not take place this year before the first
complementary day (September Itij. The prodot-
tions desired to be exhibited are to be sent to the
once of the direaion before the 20th Ft uaidor
(September The delay of thi. year ha, been
graciously consented to by the lim?crw, that the
artists May trail thentiel-c, some n•e,ls more kJf

On the 14th of July, to announce the fete of that
day; the ionyeria/ battery at Boulogne fired in the
mornirig, at sia o'clock, 30 shots, at noon, another
salute from the same number of gent, and at sun-
set, the same number of shots again. All the ves-
sels, &c. were decorated with numbers of flags. and
on board the admiral's ship, a beautiful imperial flag
was ffyirg. The vessels repeated the salute. At
eleven o'clock in the morning, a sc,lemn mass was
celebrated, both in the Church at Boulogne, and in
the different camps, in gratitude to the Almighty,
for the fortunate and glorious r. suit of a revolution
begun on the 14th of July, 1789.
The robber of the famous Came( of Augustus,
from th • Imperial Library, last spring, has been
arrested in Holland, before he had time to dispose
of this precious article. He is not only a robb,r,
but an amateur and coanokseur.

HAGUE, JULY 27.

To-morrow the French Minister, His Excellency
M. de SEMON VIL LI, intends to present to our Go-
remittent his new credentials. The arrangements
to make this ceremony brilliant, 3ie still greater
than those used in the reign of Louis NIV. He
is to be accompanied by six state carriages, each
drawn by six horses, and by thirty servants, dressed
in new and very rich liveries.
It is expeaed by some, that Ote Emperor Napo-
Laos will extend his journey not only to Holland,
but even to Hanover, to inspe& the Frentis army in
slut E'eftorate.

Larecns, SVI.T 15.

A detachment of French hussars n nd gees d'a•tncs
left this city yesterday, for Reutheim, where they
are to be present at the ceremony of Count Bee.
STEINTURT'S installation.

cortrinActm,l6LY 17.

The Russian fleet at Croottadt ready Er sea, con-
sists of 10 ships of the line. 4 frigates, Scc. '1 he
commanders are already appoinied.

OUIJA, JL LY 4.
LLCIFN Bom AAAAA resides at Freseati. near
Rome. His mother cLaitinues with him.
IT•LY, JULY 8.

Chevalier D'Acrom is arrived from Naples at
Palermn, where the Governor General has received
him wi!lt great distinction. He has a pension of
10,000 ducats.

According to report, an embargo is laid in the
Russian Ports in the Black Sea, on all ships, na-
tional as well as foreign.

IR•PIErORT, JULY 17.

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On the 14th inst. the King of Swint% arrived
here, on his way to Bohemia, attended only by a
Cabinet Socretary and a Pnysician. liis MAJ::sTY
goes to Piave, Toplita, Carlsbad, &c.

BERT IN, JULY 21.

The French Minister received this day a courier,
and immediately demanded an audience of Count
HArowirz,with whom he conferred for two hours.
u•MOVi t, JULY el.

Ta•o Hundred dollars are offered as a reward to
any person discovering the author of a work called
Hammer as it was, as it u, and as at wall be."

t.r. PETIRSOUROH, JULY G.

On the Qd inst. the l' .P L. 5 Ambassador, A Basuto.
kft this capital, in con.equence of what lately
oo-
curred at Rome, where a French nobleman. in the
Russian service, was given up to the vengeance of
Bo

On the 31st ult. died the General of Infantry,
Count VALtIII Suaor, aged 34.
This morning the body of Count V ierian
Subof, General of Infantry, and Chief of the corps
of Cadet Engineers, was conveyed from the estate
of Naryschki, six vents from the city, on the Peter-
bof road, where the Count died on the 3d instant,
to the Sergeef Monastery, ten vents father, where
it was interred with great pomp and magni-
ficence. His Imperial Majesty, who visited the
Count during his illness, was pnvtat on this occa-
•:on. The Count, in consequence of getting cold,

According to accounts from. Egypt. there hays
lien a t iot and battle iletweenfthe crews of the Turk-
ish squadron lying at Aboukir, and the .trn:,uts. The
Commander of the Turkish squadrint, and several
Greeks belong to hii ships, wine k lied.
Last week the Rusc:an Gen a., Heron Spring.
porten, and Ifs attendants, sailed for C.rfu anti
Italy. Two Russian frigates tiorn Corfu h.tve re-
turned through the Canal to Sebastopol. The
Itussian troops, which had s tiled for Co; to on board
two old ships of war, and three other amount
to 3600 men.

•IE/CMA,V IS.

The French Ambassador here, Champagny, hu
received dispatches from Constantinople, by a
courier, who, we are assured, carries the congratu-
lations of the Grand Seignior to Bonaparte, on his
advancement to the Imperial dignity,
The French Ambassador here his not yet rec!..iv.
•ed his new credentials, uor have any been sea! to
our Ambassador at Paris, Count Cubentzel.

Our fears that the harvest would be t, aally de -
r.royed by the heavy talus, have greatly rabsided
cinee the 15th, wh- we bal very warm And fills
weather, %%hid, coltinues.

ItATISEr.N, JUI *O.
To-day, at the express 'tersest of the /..,voy for
the Electorate or Brunswick, the protorei c,-1 .! a Rus-
sian Note was opened in the Colleges of Eleaurs
and Princes, and the EleCtorate of Brunswick, and
the City of Bremen, gave their votes.

ita.v 21.
In the vote given on the part cf Hanover, on the
subjed cf the Russian Note, His Britannic MiCrsty,
as Elector of Brunswick Luneburg, expresses his
full approbation of the part taken by the Exope-or
of Russia, and proposes that His Imperial Ru siau
Majesty should be requested, b an ad of the Diet,
to take such measure, as in his wisdom h • shall
judge proper, to procure a suitable and satisfactory
explanation from the French Government. His
Majesty, at the same time, reminds the Diet of the
more important and dangerrus violation of the
rights of nations, the treaty of Luneville, and the
security of the German Emkire, by the forciale
seizure, occupation, and oppression of Hanover, His
Maj sty's Getman territory, without any &clue-
-1:00 of war.

PROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

PA RIS, JULY 24.
On the 18th, at seven o'clock in the evening, the
Emperor passed through Clermont, where the rows
nicipality, a corps, addressed his M.,jesty, who did
not leave his carriage. The number of per. ►, of
both sexes, who had assembled there to see their... So..
vertigo, was immense.

On the 19th, at two o'clock in the morning, the
Emperor anis ed at Amiens. A division of dra.
goes o'er:. drawn up in a line of battle along the
road. General Klein immediately waited upon his
llajesty. A national guard of honour, both on
foot and on horseback, did duty during his Majesty's
short stay ; and all the troops in the town were also.
tinier arms. The firing of cannon, and the ringing
of bells, announced the Emperor's arrival. • 'The.
prefea, and a number of members of the eons&
tuted authorities, were waiting to pay their derst;re to
his Majesty, in an apartment in the post-hone.
The prefeti alone had an opporutnity to ad 'revs to
his Majesty some few words at the door of his car.
riage. The Emperor, who, since his departure fora
P.uis, had not stopped at all, remained at Amiens
only seven minutes, and immediately continued his
journey. His Majesty was accompanied by v...
other carriages, containing his sisters. Ills M.vjesty

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intimated, however, that on his return from the en-
campments near Boulogne, and from the North, he
intended to gay seine time at Abbeville to see
the dragoons encamped there, manoeuvre before him.

The saml day, at one e'clock in the afternoon,
his Majesty arrived at Boulogne. inhabitants
had ereaed triumphal arches, and did every thing
in their power to give his Majesty a brilliant recep-
tion t but the Emperor was already in the middle
of the harbour, busy in inspeCting the works, before
his arriv.l was known. An immense number of
soldiers and sailors surrounded his Majesty, and in
every quarter the greatest rejoicings were expressed,
and the greatest applause was heard. The Emperor
spent a part of the evening in the road, and saw
several divisions of the flotilla manoeuvre before
him.

Ir is said that Prince Louis is to be appointed
o,lolel General of the carabiniers ; General Gou-
~iou Cyr, Colonel General of the Curassiers ;
Generi.l :7ugene lieauharnois, Colonel General of
the Chass,..a c; ani General Junot, Colonel General
of the HU-ISL 5.

M. de Vaillanz, formerly Member of the Consti-
teent As embly, is appointed treasurer of a cohort
of the Legion of Honour, and will reside in the did
Abbe) St. Vaast, near Arras. Le Fevre Cayet is
sensinated Clian6ellor of the same cohort.

The day before yesterday, the male elephant, in
the Jardin des Plantes, died.

The Empress will immediately set ant for Ai:-
la-Chapelle. Her Majesty will be, receded by eight
of the principal officers of her palace ; among others,
the General and Senator, Horrific, her master of
the hone. and by her chaplain d'Aubusson and de
Heancoont. Besides her Majesty's usual ladies in
Pairing. she will be attended by four chosen ladies
:Ober palace, the Ladies Vaede, Colbert, de Decay,
and Remuset. It is believed that her Majesty will
ble absent for five weeks.
Gen. Caulincourt is one of the sight officers of
the Empress's household, who is to accompany her
upon her jnnrney to Aix la Chapelle.
General Baraguay &Hillier:, Grand Officer of the
Legion of Honour, is appointed a Colonel General
of Dragootis.

soutoart, JULY 21.
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(Trots the Moniteur of the Zhl.]

The Emperor went into the road yesterday, at
seven o'clock in the morning. lie wanton board
several •of the vessels of the Sotilla. An English
division, at some distance, seemed once inclined to
attack the line ; but, before it came within cannon
shot, it withdrew from the coast.

At moon, the Emperor received in their turn the
diffetvnt corps of the army. At four o'clock, he
visited particularly, and in all its parts, the maga-
zines of the arsenal, the establishments of the artil-
lery, and t.t.e several works in the harbour.
Between two and three o'clock, the wind began
to blow hard, at north east. Two gun-boats drove
upon their anchors. One of them, during the night,
having become quite unmanageable, was thrown
between the rocks of Fort l'Heurt. About mid-
night, it fired several guns of distress. The Em-
peror remained during the whole night, near Fort
rHeurt, where he gave orders to carry this boat
every succour, which the very high sea, and the
wind, which was terrible, could permit.
At five o'clock in the morning, several boats at-
tempted to sucsour it, and dispositions were made
to save the crew, the instant the gun-boat was
broken ►' pieces against the rock. But it soon
stranded on the sands, in the midst of the most
dangerous rocks, and was saved ; it even received
no damage.

An English 74 gun ship, which attempted to keep
in the midst of the Channel, against the wind and
the tide, lost ha cables, and drove for a long time.
For tome moments, it was expeeted that this ship
would be wrecked on our coast.

tweet, Jute 17.
Captain Dangier, who occupies our road, with
satiny Avisions of our flotilla, was attacked by as
English division, consisting of two ships of the line,
and twelve or fifteen other vessels. The combat
took place ; but, after several hours, the enemy were
forced to sheer off, without having in any manner
accomplished the objea they proposed. We suf-
fered no dam ige ; but we have reason to think
that the English suffered a great deal from our fire.

UTRECHT, JULY 26.

Yesterday the second battalion of the re:;itnent of
Waldeek, which has been here for some days, re-
ceived sudden orders to join the camp.
This morning, the bleat Callu-Bstavian park
d artillery, of forty pieces of cannon, with 4.rtis.
sons, bar;age, and :Taasport to toe 1:11:n-
-6er of 150, drawn by four horses each, pas..l
through this city for the camp by Zest. Even the
4/bed 7th companies of the Bth regiment of French
artillery, in garrison here, were ordered thii morn-
ing to march to the camp.

ADISTIIIDAII, JULY 25.

According to the letters from the Cape of Good
Hope, Governor Janssen had made a jour=-) :o

LONDON,
FRIDAY, A VGVOT 3.

Yesterday we received the two Hamburgh Mails
due, with letters and Papers from Germany, to the
2Sth last. These, as also the .IJesitere up to the
113th, our Contemporaries have, no doubt, in com-
mon with us; but. we have r•c.. red, ester•
sive&, the small Paris Papers to the /6th, and the
Dutch Papers to the 30th. The small French Pa-
pers give the particulars of 800 A.P a art's journey to
Boulogne, and all the anecdotes upon the road,
which it afforded. The Dutch papers go farther,
and give us reason to believe, that before this time,
his revolutionary Ma)tsry has visited Holland, and
the Gallo-Batavian troops encamped there. A pa-
ragraph from the Hague, of the 28th last, says, the
espedition against this country will sail during
Bo). *PAPAL'S present vi to the coast. It can.
nut, however, conceal i's fear of our cruisers, which
it adds, are every.wliere in motion. An article in
the German papers state•, that the Ki.'g of ENG-
LAND, as Eleflor of Hasorse, has, by his Mi.
nister at Ratisbon, in a very spirited' manner, sup-
ported the note of the Russian Resident respeeting
the invasion of the German Empire, and die sub-
sequent murder of the Duke of F.sientam. As the
Protocol is now open, it is rot the fault of England,
Austria, and Russia, if that foul offence shall pass
without the reprobation which it deserves.

We have frequently copied from Paris Papers,
which we ezeiesiede receive, articles that expose the
artifices of BON AAAAA 3 to infuse courage into those
trembling slaves whom I. meson to sacrifice vs his
malignant vanity in an attempt of iovakier, by in-
spiring false ideas of the changer of this cot:atry.
Te Journal de Paris of the Ifith last, eonta.ns the
two following paragraphs of chi: description, under
the head of London News : Si London, July—The
late dispatches frorn L.rd Coe w a Ltis, stationed
before Brest, increase our fever. Their contents, it
is true, have remained secret ; but it is pretended
that they announce some moverr.enu among the
French, and that is enough to spread consternation
among the brace inhabitants of the capital." The
second paragraph says, ff A London Morning
Print, to keep up a little the spirit of these
cowards, po::;;rely assured, in its last num_
Ur:, ti.zt the contest between France and Eng-
land w.ll end sra:ii.:ty to the advantage of On!
former ; and mat Mr. l'lrr, notwithstanding his
amia:de inclination for war, must finally solicit a
peace." In this manner du the Jus..rtied de fors,
and its worthy coadjutors of the Paris pros, set all
truth at defiance. While the 'woad dr: Defreireeerr
represezts us at eraitors, ready to joie our detest..

able foe ; aad the r;;04-n F.,1,.e0;5 holds out the
Volunteers of England as political merchants,•pre-
pared to bringl oar liberties to the hammer ; the
Editor of the journal do Pori', the revolutionMy
favourite Of BONAPARTE, exhibits us as cowards,
trembling at the very name of invaders, whose pre-
sence we have so long wished for, and whose attack
we court.

A letter from Paris, of the 16th July, says," That
of the persons arrested at Ettenheim, last March,
none, except the Duke of ENGIIIEN, has yet been
brought to trial or executes! ; and that BoNApan
if no farther notice was to be taken at Itatisbon of
this affair, and Isis invasion of Germany, would
even set them at liberty, and carry them to the other
side c f the Rhine but if the Diet listened to the
representations of Russia, they should immediately
appear before the same military commission, which
condemned the Duke of ENGHIEN." Our corre-
spondent adds, "That it is a known fad at Paris,
'that notwithstanding all the endeavours of Bova•
mare's public accusers, and his spies in Germany,
not the least shadow of evidence has been found
against them, that could extenuate his violation of
the laws of nations, and his cruelty towards these
unfortunate persons, among whom are several fo-
reigners of both sexes."

We have heard from very respeElable authority,
that information has arrived in town, stating, that
Luis XVIII. with the Duke and Duchess of An-
ow:Lassa, had left Warsaw for Willa], the for-
mer capital of Lithuania, at present Russian-Po-
land ; but that His M.saesi v's consort, the Queen
of Fitawct, continued at Warsaw. Letters have,
however, been received from that city, of the loth
of last month, at which period, His Most Curtis-
van MAJESTY, with his royal relatives, still re-
mained there.

A friend writes us from Berliq, under the 21st
ult. that a report is circulated there (the authen-
ticity of which he would not guaranty ), of the
King of FRASICE having made preparations to leave
Warsaw; but that His MAJESTY had been given to
understand by the Prussian Governor, that he could
not permit I lis MaJzsr v's departure without new
orders from his Sovereign. Should this be the case,
the unfortunate Louts XVIII. is as much a prison-
er in the Royal Palace at Warsaw, as if he was shut
up in Bos• .? RT E'S Bastile the 'temple. It is true
that his life cannot be in the same ixemediath danger
under Prussian as under Corsican jailors ; but. to a
Prince of Losts XVIII.'s enlightened and feeling
mind, insults, and even death, from the hand of an
usurper and his accomplices, are preferable to the
degradation of lawful monarchy in his person, by
the impolitic, if not ungenerous conduct of another
Monarch, his equal by birth and by rank; but his
inferior in disinterested and noble sentiments. We
are well inclined to render justice to the private vir-
tues of His PRUSSIAN MaJzsry ; we only wish that
with these were united an unbiassed judgment in the
choice of his Counsellors, and that Jacobiaism and
selfishness were excluded from the determinations
of his Cabinet. Whatever Haucwore says to the
contrary, no spoils of Germany can indemnify in-
sults and humiliations offered by one King upon his
throne to another unfortunate King in exile, or pal-
liate the debasing prostration of a lawful Sove-
reign before the usurped throne of a ferocious ad-
venturer. We desire sincerely, that Ills PRUSSIAN
MA lasTv would remember that even the longest
sign is comparatively a short one; and that aPrince
who regards present advantages every thing, and
the advantages of future ages nothing, may be ex-
tolled by weak, selfish, treacherous, or ignorant fa-
vourites and ministers ; but will never, by an impar-
tial and just posterity, he claseed am,,ng great and
good kings, the benefethors of mankind.

The Daph4e, Malcolm, font Savannah, in 21
days passage, is arrived at Liverpool ; she spoke the
bomewaid-bound Jamaica fleet, consisting of 174
sail under convoy of the Beeer-ph.o, and Dsvueme
men of war, on the 11th of July, in lat. 34. long.
75. ail well.

The Banter cutter is returned to the Humber :
hich sailed from thence on
she left the Baltic fleet,
the 15th of July, all well ca. 22d off the Scaw.
The gillant Admiral CO4 WA I. 1.1% arrived in
town, from his house near Lymington, on Tuesday
afternoon, and on Wednesday had a long interview
with Lord MELVILT.C, at the Admiralty. The
health of the Admiral appears to be nearly estab-
lished, and his stay in town will be but a few days.
On Wednesday and Thursday, detachments from
the Nottingham militia, quartered in Canterbury,
proceeded to Baraltain Downs, under the immediate
superit cendance of Majar MAP.I.AY, Assistant QUM.-
ter-Master-General, to mark out the ground for the
ensuing camp. The party was mostly employed in
deepening the bourne, levelling the ground, ac.
A very interesting cause to landed proprietors and
tenants Wai tiled on Tuesday at the Shrewsbury
Assiites, befote a special jury. It was ari
bron:tht by WI t.t.iast Ctntoe, Esq. against :Or.
his tenant, fir a breach r.t two covenants
in a lease for 21 years, the rue in not managing c
farm in a proper and Itsbandlil:c manner, the ether
in not keeping the buildings in a tenantable repair ;
when, ;LILT a heating of nearly seven : ours, tin jury
retired from Cot:: t, :te.d etttraed wick a vt:rdlet of
damage, ten tine tie,t, and 701. ou the Z3COIII