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FORZIGN INTELUTUENCE.

HAMRURGII MAIL.

VI[NNA, £lll4 S.
'I he regiments from Stiria, Carinthia, and other
provinces,which were ordered to Pardennne, to form
a camp there, have been countermanded, by an or-
der made the day before yesterday, as the ma-
neuvres of the troops on the Italian frontiers will
not now take place.
The new President of the Aulic Council of war,
General Count de la Tour, is arrived here.
Within the last week, the Russian Ambassador,
Count Rasumowsky, has had two conferences with
the Minister Count Cobentzel.
MILAN, MARCH 25.

Thy. day advice was received here by a courier
New Paris, that Napoleon I. had accepted the dig-
sky of Xing of Italy, which intelligence occasioned
here the greatest joy.
Yesterday, a regiment of cuirassiers arrived at
Lodi, where it will remain in garrison. Several
other regiments of cavalry and infantry are expeded
in a short time.
The greater part of the Austrian troops distri-
bute.l along the Adige, have now, according to
our Gazette of this day, gone into cantonments, in
the interior of the country; and principally in the
vicinity of Padua. There is a report of a fortress
which will be fleeted on the Banks of the Adige, in
the Austrian territory, to supply the loss of Mantua.
The anniversary of the eleCtion of the Pope, who
now enters on the 6th year of his Government, was
celebrated at Rn ne on the 14th inst. by a mass;
and other solemnities.
Two magnificent state carriages, which the Em-
ptier of the French has presented to the Pope,
passed today through Verulli.
In the Italian Republic, the quarantine for per.
sons and goods corning from Tuscany has been
reduced from forty to twenty days.
Prince Belvedere died at Naples on the sth inst.
It is said, that the Court of Naples has given to
that of France, new assurances with regard its
neutrality ; that it has engaged no longer to fr,nkls
provisions to the English Fleet, in the Mediterra-
nean ; and has undertaken to mpintain the French
troops in the Neapolitan states.

HANAU. ArtilT
The greatest obscurity still prevails with respell
to the conspiracy lately discovered at Stutgarti.—
Some say, there was a plot against the life of the
Duke, which has given occasion to a great number
• of arrests ; others say, that the origin of this affair
has been traced to as early a date 45 1790. At
any rate it is not doubted that M. De Blanck-
ensteio, commonly known by the name of Wezler,
who is under :Irre‘:, wit the informer.
On the Vld of March, a smart shock of an earth-
quake was felt at laspruck.
The canal which will join the Rhone to the Rhine,
and which was begt;i in °Reber last. will bear the
name of the Canal Napoleon. It is al:0 proposed
to ere& t monument to his Majesty the Emperor in
the place of Muhlhauseu, on the spot where the
grand canal jo:ns that of Huninguen.

sons, MARCH 24.
General llamas. bifore his departure from Naples
for Sicily, was honoured with the Order of Ferdi-
nand. The report that be has resigned all his places
is uthunded. In the notice published on his dr-
pasture, it is expressly said. that the King had yield-
ed to his rccr. tr, to absent himself fur a time from
publie bu►ia..c,s, and repair to Sicily. and that His
Majesty had appointed him to the post of an Inspec-
tor of Troops, with the salary and emoluments an-
nexed to that office. We are assured that General
Danias has gone to Messina, to avoid meeting with
the Chevalier Afton at Palermi

GENOA. MA/CH 26.
The expence which will be occasioned by the
sending of the deputation horn this city to meet the
Emperor at Milan, will amount to two millions of
lime and upwards. This sum will probably be
raised by some new taxes.
A corvette that was building here is now com-
pleted, and we are beginning to raise sailors for the
French service, according to the stipulations of the
late Convention. The raising of these men has oc-
sinned a tumult in a small village near Genoa ; but
the insurgents were principally women, and tran-
quillity was soon restored. Though the anger and
violence of these women, at having their husbands
taken away. appear to admit of some excuse, yet
the village was condemned to pay a fine of 25,000
livres, and to receive a garrison of 200 soldiers.

HAGUE, APRIL 9.
Yesterday the voting for the new constitution b►
Ran here, and many votes were given in its favour.
In the other towns, as will always be the case in
such changes, there were many opposers of the new
constitution. Several citizens at Utrecht have joit;ed
in a representation to the Diredory and M. Schim-
melpenninck, against the new constitution.
SITRACT Of A LETTPI PROM AMSTERDAM, DAT=
GTH APRIL.

" It is reported here, that General Junnt, ap-
pointed Ambassador to Portugal, i upon his march
against that kingdom, at the head of an army of
30,000 men."

117ItRACT OF • LETTItt FROM FLtSHINO, DATED

STH AralL.

" The enemy has appeared for some days in force
upon our ceases. and particularly off our port. It
is said, that General Monnet has demanded a re-
inforcement of troops. Hitherto our garrison has
only received an augmentation of a strong detach-
ment of Bataviaw Dragoons and a battalion of
French troops. The greaten attivity prevails here
in the arsenals and stocks: they are fitting out
some gun-boats, which will be shortly ready to
be sen: to Dunkirk. The number of gun boats
and flat-bottomed, which have set out fur Duukii k
in three or tour divisions, is estimated at 400. Of
these 400, not one has been taken by the enemy."

NAVAL IN7TLLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 17.
Arrived La Chiffon:le frigate, with a fleet from
the Downs. _

Sailed the Uranie frigate, with a fleet under con-
voy, for Newfoundland, Quebec, and Halifax ;
the transports bound on the expedition are all in a
bustle, and some are dropping down to St Helen's.
The Mi/brook schooner sails to-morrow, with a fleet
of transports for Plymouth.—Wind N.E.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 16.
Came in the IL n Tead, from London for
Lisbon.
Sailed the Pretty Lac; armed ship, with a fleet
under convoy, for the Downs; and the /rotas fri-
gate, kith a fleet for Iret.tnd.—Wind N.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 15.

Arrived the bris rowan,tpt. Lundy, with bale
goods, &c. for this port; and Alive Excise cutter,
Kinsmin, from a cruise.

Sailed yesterday the Ceres, Smith, for Padstow ;
Prince Edward, Love, for Cork ; the American brig
Regulator, Capt. Churchill, for New York; the
American ship Inn, Bradford, for Cadiz, with
flour ; and Peirce qt' Wales packet, Todd, for Lisbon,
with mails of the 9th inst.
The outward bound Newfoundland fleet passed
this port this d.ty.
The Leicester packet, with Mails of the I7th inst.
for the Leeward Islands, is expeeted to sail on
Sunday next.
The Tursmbend pa,kri., from Lisbon; and Princess
Elisabeth packer, loom tb !xeward Islands, may be
shortly expeCted.—Wind N.

DEAL, APRIL 17.

Came down from the River last night and sailed
early this morning, the Genera! Stewart, Castlereagh,
and Preaen East Indiamen.

Arrived La Poulate sloop of war from Oporto and
Lisbon, after a passage of twenty-eight days, with a
convoy. consisting of 26 sail, many of which are
gone into the western ports, and the rest are in Do-
ver Roads.

- Arrived the evert slop of war from a cruise,
and an armed brig with a convoy from the west-
ward.

Came down from Sheerness the Tokano bomb ;
and the Goverm- AldNe, Brooch ; and remain in the
Downs with the ships as per last.

WHITT-MAYES, Item 16.
The two foreign vessels, cent in here by the Cars-
hiue erivideer, sided ychterthy for Liverpool.

nitzswock, APRIL 13-7 o'clorß, a. m.
The rest of the West-India convoy are just get-
ting up, :a also a large Spanish ship. deeply laden,
prize to the letter of marque, Neptune, Captain
Henry, of tkis port, belonging to Messrs. Walter
Rickie and Sons.

Wednesday afternoon the City Brigade, composed
at the 3d Loyal London, Colonel KrPtb/NOTON ; the
911, J. P. HAPKEY ; and the 10th, Colonel R.
H • weer, marched out born their parades to Hack-
ney-folds, where they w,..e exercised in Brig.ule
saanceitvres by Ma'or-General LAY ARO, and ap-
peared to hest. • ;,sai. Aisdled in the new exercise
with consi• • • ).e last Brigade day.
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