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FoREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

GOITENDU NG H NIA! LS

VtENICA, DEC. S.

titstuday the States of Aostria appointed A de-
putatinn to wait on His Imperial Majesty, and cum-

pliment him on the assumption of the Hercditary
Imperial dignity of Austria.
T. day Their Imperial Majesties, all the Arch-
Dakcs, Privy Counsellors, and other attendants

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elral church of St. Stephen, where T. WAS Ci.
lebrated according to thesceremonial thi had been
•' before publisbed. In the 'evening, all ;Se theatres
• in the city and suburbs will be open'gratis, b.tt the
ti!umination of the city, for which the inhabitants
Tad made preparation, will be omitted.
ANOTHER LETS ER SAME DA re.

► Yesterday morning the Commissaries of Govern-
ment, accompanied by her at arms, music, Ac.
read, in the principal places of the city, the procla-
mation, declaring Francis 11. Herediury j mperor
or Austria. I'l the su:auriis a kind of tribune was
ereaiol, frora which the proclamation was read to the
people. A band of music preceded, and followed
the procession. After reading the proclamation, one
of the heralds exclaimed,—" Long live the Heredi-
tary Emperor of Austria," —which exclamation
was re-echoed with the loudest acclamations by the
joyful populace.
The whole garrison of Vienna have, yesterday
and to-day, received extraordinary gratification.
Three regiment► (rum Prague, and two others
from Bohemia, hare broken op to form a cordon on
the frontiers of Italy.

HATIAU, DSC. 1.

Yesterday passed through this town the French
courier, Ducks% and Mailer, courier from the Elec-
tor Arch-Chancellor, both dispatched from Paris on
the 311tof December ; the former to Berlin, and the
latter to As4l2.lß•obirg and itatisbost. Since their
art,e4l, a repot: Lts been eircalated that the Elector
will return Irons Parisseaser than was expeZted.

NI•DNID, NOV. 19.
"he English Charge drAlifturer has certainly left
this city, but it is not as yet true that war has been
altclareAy oar Court Against England.

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wov. ;24.

The hope of maintaining peace with England has
mainly vanished. The English Csovi.sfAfa•rts has
trcters off the neroc ions, and already pet out fnr
Portugal: four of pow nta, Which had been sent
to reinforce the garri%os et' ahon, I..:Tr laden in
with the English, and been de prisoner.. The
prizo multiply e%er, ,!a v, a Admiral Grarina
houtiy espt.R. orders to leave his of Envoy at
Pal', and take that of Ccnimander Chief of d.e
fret.

s•acaLosa, soy. 20.

To pestik-nce. lazier, awl earthquakes, wbich
have rittted MIT regtllo, 2311 new wiliest the cab.

mines of war, tisough no declaration of war la.
taken place, either on our part or that of the enemy.
Lord Nelson, for these last four days, has exercis-d
open hostilities, ani ciiii:,es before our harbour,
which may be considered as blockaded. Six mer-
chant ships and several tiansports, which were car-
rying the volunteer tegirmin of Castile to Mahon,
have been taken by him ; and he has gives official
notice to the Captain-General, du, he has received
orders from the Admiralty, to sink all Spanish
ships of tOO tons and upwards, to send the others
to Malta, and to burn our harbours. We learn
likewise, that the English have already burned a
Spanish ship, in the harbour of ?Aims ; and this
morning, a galliot of the royal marine, which had
on board 100 artillerymen, for Mahon, was taken
within view 'of our harbour; yet, only two days
ago. an English frigate took in pmvisions at this
port, and we had then no suspicion that we should
be so soon treated in an hostile manner.

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LtG/lORN, NOV. 26.

The epidemic disorder here is now very nearly at
an end. The day before yesterday, only three per-
sons died, and yesterday, only one. There are now
no fresh attacks of the disease.

GENOA, MOV. 29.

According to letters from Nice, an embargo has
been laid on all Swedish ships in the French ports on
the Mediterranean sea, as at Marseilles, &c.

Madame Letitia Bonaparte, the mother of the
French Emperor. has likewise come from Rome to
Milan. Lucien Bonaparte travels under the name
of Geost Al Boyer.

➢ARLLTTA, IN TN XtApOLIrAN TCRRITOLT,

NoVtiISER 19.

Yesterday, the French General in Chief, Gouvion
de St. Cyr, held a grand re% iew of a corps of ten
thousand men, on the great plain in front of this
town. The troop!, consisted of French, Italians,
and the third regiment of Polish Hulani. After the
review was over, the Csrmander in Chief distri-
buted the ensigns of the Legion of Honour; after
which, there were a sumptuous dinner, fire-works,
&c.

CONSTANTP4OPI.E. NOV. 12.

On the 9th inst. the French Ambassador here,
Ntarshal Brune, celebrated the coronation festival
of his Emperor with great solemnity, by a Te Dern
performed in the church cf St. Louis, and by a
sumptuous entertlinment. The cannon of the
Frcnch slops in the hsrbour were fired, by which
one of the gunners had the misfortune to lose his

right arm.
It is now believed that Marshal Brune will re-
main at Constantinople at least during the winter,
and the rather as the Pone endeavours to prevail
(Arun to stay, and tie season of the year is unfa-
, rout ale for ttavrlling. He has, however, disconti-
:Lied all further negotiations with the Ministers of
the Porte, probably till he shall receive new instruc-
tions.

An Epidemic sickness has made its appearance in
one of the quarters of Coadhatinoile, niiich has
attacked several families, and carried off ever• per-
son in them. This disorder is ascribed to th,• great
heat which prevailed at the end of last summer, and
the heavy rain and colt that suddenly succeeded.

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