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quire'', that during my stay on ins 1 weests, So Greed dens.,
shiiMil rennin to the anew of you..
" Give') at our ifead.quarters at Swasiiiiii• the Slit Sep*
teethe,. 160:i. (Signed; " IitPOLEON.
" Ky tlic Emperor.
" Secretary of Stale,
(Signed) "if It. MARET.'
[The i fiAlosis a Re.seistion of tits Senate, voting thanks i.e
the Emperor, and deco-eing that a Deposes oa should be sent
to the Grand k:leCtor (Prince Joseph ), sap feelliVll of their
tisfatlion at his nuasiiiation. The di postai. rm. with the maw
dent of the Senate (Francis de Neui Aimee al') at their bowie
waited on the Grand Kleist; with an i td•cs-, ti.e same day.)
M. Jerome Bonaparte, win has sustained the
honour and dignity of the Free cb flag at Algiers,
with as much aftivity as courage, is at present at
Paris.
It is to the fine Castle of VI nuillrenil, surrounded
truth water and pleasant prospo IS, that pert of this
English prisoners, hitherto Beta int d at Verdan, bar*
been removed a few only hive been carried to
Valenciennes.
French Funds 551.
HAGUE, :err IS.
Several important objeds, which circumstances
prevented from being brought to a termination
during the Extraordinary Session of Their High
Mightinesses, have been deferred to the autunua
Session, which will not commence tin November.
The last and most important aft ef the Legislature,
was an imposition of ten per cent, on Successions.
The Legislature also sanetionei a law, presented
by the Grand Pensionary, ordering, that all the Na-
tional Domains, which are not mortgaged, shall be
sold for the benefit of the State.
31•6111VIIGH, StPT. 26.
The Senate has eißed from this city and territory,
ander penalty of being arrested if they enter chilli.
Ruben Smith. a captain of a ship, aid the Baron De
&vier, convifted of unlawful recruiting. The
Baron De Reeder traversed Germany to induce the
inhabitants of the country to quit it, and seek their
fortttnii in the United States. These unfoi tur.ate
persons, who were thus seduced in the hopes of be-
coming happier, where sent to Ruben Smith, who,
when he had a full cargo, conducted t'le victims to
England. 'Ube Barest De Rader received fr
uSen Smith three guineas for every man whom he
sent to the door of Hamburgh and Bremen. The
latter was paid seven guineas for every man whJrn
he deliveed at Tonr.ingen ; he received besides
eight guineas for conveying each man to &gland,
where he left them, pretending a crrairary wind, or
a want cf water. There they were enlisted amongst
the English troops, or transported to the Cobnies,
or sent back to the Continent, W found incapable of
service.
SA IL Ls [VOL oMete, seer'.
Nineteen English prisoners have arrived at this
place on their way (tom the wreck oi the Cassia
lugger, from Jersey, that struck upon the rock Le
Pilfer near Noirenoutier. Tier set off utis
ing for Nantes, under escort of the troops du. are
going to form the gat•rison of that city.
A Danish vessel laden with c d fish and other
merchandise, arrived this morning in the Roads, in
nearly a sinking condi ti

Our convoys come and go with great safety. Se-
veral have passed under convoy of the &parr, c-na-
manded by M. Gaioe, a Member if the Legion of
Honour. The artillery upon the station, it may be
presumed, are the chief means of their proteelion.
sreAssusnit, (JCT. 3.
All the Generals employed in aelual service, who
have been for some time past in our city, have set off
for the army.

His Esc.Henry M. Talleyrand, Minister for Fo.
reign Affairs, is arrived hero.

M. D'Affry, Envoy Extraordinary from the Hel.
vetic Confederacy, has set opt on his return t, Htl.
vetia, having obtained an audience of His Imperial
Majesty. The objel of his journey is supposed to
have related to the neutrality of that country.
The Emperor, u?on his return the day before
yesterday, from the bridge of the Rhine, met seve.
ral waggons loaded with bread for the army, who
he immediately ordered a loaf to be given IJim,
which he tasted. At this proof of Iris solicitude and
care for the health and welfare of the army, the air
resounded with shouts of rive rEsepereac.
His Majesty went yesterday on horseback to visit
the faundery, and examined every thing in it with
the most minute attention. He took his departure.
at noon, for Rastadt. where his head-quarters were
fixed in the morning. The Emperor will be this
day at Louisbargh, about three leagues from Stat.
gard, the usual residence of His Serene Higheise
the Eleftor of Wirtemberg.
Ns Majesty was accompanied by his Minister of

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