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London, England, 1804-05-12 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

HANIBURGII MMr..

PARIS, APRIL 07.

Ali Pacha, whom the Porte had sent to Cairo,
was received at Boulac, with demonstrations of
respea, which deceived his vigilance. Scarcely
had he entered the tent prepared for him, by
one of the Beys, than he was ordered to rocecd
t* &Bldg ; the Pacha departed in the night, under
the cscort of a body of Mamelukes. The Pacha,
bt•l•it arrived at the village of Coraim, Elti Bey,
with a party of his Mamelukes, entered his tent in
the night, arid niasacred him and his whole suit,
without pity. Elfi Bey is the same who is just ar-
rived from London, furnished with the gold and the
instruaions of the English Government.

PARIS, ATIIIL VI.
The Corps of Voltigeurs will consit of 10,000
men, taken from conscripts, under the size de-
creed fur the regiments of the line, and of the
years 9, 10, 11, and 12. A certain number is to
be attached to each army, and their pay is to he the
same as that of grenadiers. Their arms are a short
musket, such as is used by the Tyr,.llan Sharp
', Shooters, one case of pistols, two daggers, and
a short sword. The young Franioni, son to the
person who, with a company of voltigeurs or
tumblers and horsemen, has occupied the Theatre
of Astley in this city, is appointed a Colonel of this
corps; he h.ts under him several of his father's po-
ipas, as officers. Their dress is a short jacket, :oaf
pantaloons, of bottle-green colour, without lining ;
no waistca .t, or stockings, their pantaloons coming
slow!) into their shoes with feet fixed to them. The
,1 &h is of the lightest kind, or what is called Sib..

sim cloth. The rumour that Vcstris WAS appointed
a G. neral of this corps is unfounded. —rjsurnal do

has permitted the performance of
atholic worship in six private chapels,
:hapels belonging to the hospitals
hent.

which Government h: s A,aght in

, Switzer Lind, head► :re des-
distributed gratis among the uni,no-

of La Vendee. Eefore the rc-
c ;untry WAS famous for its cows and
zveral thousand heads every year
neighbouring provinces, and after-
the Paris market. The civil wars
depopulated the country, but de-
remaining inhabitants of this natural
uthsistence and traffic. First Con-
ive to the welfare even of the
of departments, has therefore or
i heads of e.wien cattle to be given
of : 1 Vendee. The prefeets and
• raters to give a prefeiet.ce to
and purelvlsers of national property.
the Council of State is row delibe-
to increase the population or La
I:tnbuting the vet unsold m..ionsil
;n that deya-t rent amc: patri-
om the other departments.—(fa G.

been pre,ented to the Minister of the
Department, which he has laid before the
his arprobatinn, to rti,,e a corps of
the children of sailors. They are
at the expence of the Republic, to
, to plunge, to climb the side of a
board. From the age of 15 to 25, they
to serve their country ; after that
ty to dispose of themselves
Po, of them arc to be on board each
Art they are to receive the double pay
Ther arms are a sword, a dagger. and
In chi f, impenetrable to water,
:some combustible matt.•rs to be used
requires or presents itself. Their num-
scd to be 12,000 distributed and instuct-
t-fou'r of our principal sca-ports..--(Le

Dt n:4.4 UrS.
Covernment has
Rosraan Catholi
and in thirteen chat
flof the city of Chen
Of the ;Atilt wt
'tined
sud and Swit,
iimed to be distribu
nate Inhabitants of
volution, this c iunt
loLzn, of which stye
were sold to the nei
Lwards carried to thi
ave not only de;
th few rem:
;resource of bubsiste
ifrul, always attenti,
most ungrateful of
dcrcd these 1;200 hi
o the citize s
of
b pre'^ets have
own patriots and
It is sail, that the
rating on a plan it
Vende., by di;in
States And f •es,c
stic families Tom
tve.,, Fr, r?.e is.)
A to has been
Marine Departmen
Fist Consul, for h
swimmers, from t
:o he e,4ucated at
earn to swim, to
ship, and to board
be obliged ti
tleriod they are a
Twenty-five to fif,
than of war, and
of sailors. The:r
boarding axe.
they are to hart SC