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London, England, 1804-11-07 00:00:00

ICT. 27.

is appoint-

and Mon-

department

ltC.! King nt

Si:e did

than w. 6 suin-
•oor, and the
nn her pa-
late brother.

patriotic,
ling himself
his life upon
:a pauper!
.bleman made

re-
like one of

fourteen duels to
• than Ariosto.

a great ad-
.knowledge the
answered the

have ncvcr
politics, have not
and Barras,
in their se-

orrign Depart-
out from this
his journey re-
cution of his
only gone to
• entrance on
deputation of the
be present at
report, that Vice-

is without

ienna, Berlin,
intend to send
, on the rirt of
coronation ceremony;
modesty, a ♦ir-
men, has de-
Lisboa will be
extraordinary
dais occasion.—

from tailiefident stun
of expeeteJ here :—From the
mrr.tbers as amb.u-

Republic, three senators
two, and from S wit-
ambassadori are expeeted

from the ltaNan Republic, three from the Hanse
Towils,tw o from each of the free andimperial cit ie., of
• rtal.lAort, Nuremberg, and Augsburgh. The states
" of the Ir.:olorate of Hanover will send five of its
h members as Ambassadors; and from Tunis, Algiers,
and Tripoli, persons, high in office, are on their way
to salute our Sovereign on the part of theirs, and to
assist at his Majesty's coronation. It is expeeted,
• that the new American Embassy will arrive in
time to witness the splendour of this august and
tf remarkable day. Russian and English intrigues
t have prevented the Divan from carrying into ^feel
its determination to dispatch one of its members as
a representative of its Sovereign, and of the Oro-
-0.!,a san Porte; but, fortunately for the peace of the
Continent, these Cabinets have not the same infh-

ence in Germany, at least in the Germ:in Empire.
of which there is no.. a Sovereign Mince who
is not to come here in person, or send in his place
his heir .ipparent, or principal mini.ter.—. (Id.)
Apartments have already been hired for the
Princes of Bavaria, of Hesse, of Hesse-Darmstadt,

of Hesse-tiombutglt, of isemburgh, •f Miscall-
Weilungen, of Nassau-Usingen, of Wett7heim,
,of Salm-Salm, of Salm.-Kitboutet, of B.tden, of
Baden-Durlach, of Holtenlobe, of Sam-Gotha,
of Sazen-Hildburgh-bausen, of vixen-Saalfield,
of Anhalt-Beraurgh, of Aa.tt.corthm, of Arem-
burgh, of Ligno, t f Furstenherg, of Attrasr,n-

burgh, of Neuwied, of Mecklenburg's), of Reuss-
Grietz, of Rosenberg, of Swartzburgh, of Sa!mr-
W3raunfelc, of &tiros-Lich, of Tour-Taies, of 1-1,.1-
berg, of Waldeck, of Bvntheim, &c. not to men-

Lion upwards of thirty German Counts and Barons,
841 indepoodent Sosereigns. The Eleftor Archchan-
cellor will occupy an roil, which his Excellency,Mr.
Tallyriuid, has prepared for him, according to the
orders of the Emperor, in Rue St. Dornini%ue. Add
to all these illustrious persons, the presence of a So.
vereign Pontiff, and eighteen extra Amlaassadois
mover before, thelcorctratU.n of any former monarch,
or the ascension of any former dynasty, was cele.
brated in the presence of Chevaliers and Princes

more ~eminent, and greater from their birth, rank,
and talents.—/La Clef du Cadrroci.)

Our :I:eatres, our gardens, our pubic places. our
64114 anij coucats, 41C crowded with foreigners,

•
ft4MEION INTELLIGENCE.
FROM TILE FRENCH PAPERS.
PARIS, 01
The Counsellor of State, L'Hornond, is
ed prefect of the department of the Rohr, ;
sieur Medlin is nominated prefeil of the de
of Aisne.
The Countess Zamoiska, sister to the lat
Poland, died at Vienna on the 17t:i
not leave behind her more property than
cient to bestow some legacies to the roor
CX4a amount of what she in:lerited iron
rents. It is known that her unfortunal
k King Stanislaus, was equally generous,
and disinterested; and, instead of enrichit
or his relations, lived the last years of Ili'
1, alms at St, Petersburgh, where he died
I The love of Catherine 11. from a Nablee
him a King, and afterwards her crii'l ate
duced him from a king to a pensioner, 1
her other subils.—(Le Crreyeer Francois.,
A Neapolitan nobleman fought fourtee
prove that Dante was a greater poet tha
At his death-bed, a confessor, who was ;
miter of Ariosto, desired him to acknok
superiority of this part ; " Father," ar
dying noble, " to tell you the truth, I
read either Dante or Ariosto." In politic
many fought for Brissot, Robespierre,
without knowing their plans, or being
nets ?-- ( Bd.)
,rarescalchi, the Minister for the Forei
Ott of the Italian Republic, has set in
plate for Milan. Some pretend that his
Wes to some new change in the constiti
country, whilst others say, that he is onl
compliment the Pope on his Holiness's
the territory of the republic. A deputs
Consults of the Italian Republic will be
the Emperor's coronation ; but the report
• ' President Melxi is to be at their head,
foundation.
It is reported that the Courts of Vie,
' Copenhagen, and Madrid, in;
extraordinary ambassadors, to as,i-a, 01
the several sovereigns,
.at the coronation
bet that OW Emperor, from his mad me
tue so rare, but so becoming great m
dined this honour. The Court of List
the only one of its rank that has an e:
diplomatic ages* to represent it on this
", (Alone: do Pari.)
Tree following deputations from
• are already arrived or expelled here ;
Batailltilm Republic, three of its mitrnbcr
sadors ; from the Ligurian Republic, tl
in the tame quality; from Lucca two, an
zerland four. Six extra ambassadors