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PARIS, MAY 15.

Letters from Marseilles state that the Dutch pri.
vateer Mope, fitted out at the Cape of Good Hope,
and carrying twelve guns, has captured near An-
gola, on the coast of Africa, the English brig 4114ades,
from Liverpool, carrying 14 gaps, destined for the
slave trade, and laden with cotton, rum, fusils, ani
swords, destined for exchange with the blacks. Th;,
prize has been carried safe to Buenos-Afros 1:1
America.

Twenty-five thousand men :re now encamped
near Utrecht ; the Dutch Government has presumed
General Marmont with a most elegant tent, and
bespoke twelve others, for twelve other French
Generals under his command. Nothing can be a
srronser proof of the good understanding between
Fratwe and Holland. Another camp is ordered
near Harlem, at Krauck-Leek, in the same place
where the Gallo-Bataviau army was encamped La
year.

The Senator Joseph Bonaparte resides at the
quarters-general of the First Celina at Pont de
Brique, in the camp near Boulogne. HT has gained
all I:::arts by his condescension and adinity. Hit
military talents are such as would do ho lout to WA
Warriors. He will soon be promoted to a genera
of brigade, and immediately afterwards to a general
of divisson. Many think that the chief cu: amand
'.f one of Cie divisions of the Army of 1.:),f,1an

will be given him, and all agree, it cannot• be in
better hands. (Journa; ties Defißseaul.)
The Emperor is espeacd immediately after his
Proclamation, to go to the coast, to Brabant, and
Us Hallam', to be saluted as such by the different
armies. His suite will consist of taco thousand per.
tone. hlicialrite Bonaparte will not accompany her
&Wand on his journey.
diet the arrival here of the Russian Courier
Beykoff, who brought with him dispatches of great
conscqueocs, several Russian subjeas have left this
capital ; among others Prince Trubelzkoi, and the
rich family 6f Divoff.

As our Government did not see with satisfadion
the pleasure camps ordered by the king of Prussia
it Westphalia, and on other parts of the frontiers of
Hanover, so has His Prussian Majesty countermand-
e.l dw wrrangenicats made for them.—( Gwent de
Frame.) *
Our Ambassador at Lisbon, General Lames, lives
on the most familiar footing with the Prince Regent,
with whom he regularly dines and sups, and is be-
sides of all his hunting parties. The French are
sow as much liked in Portugal as the English are
elbspised. and French productions are preferred to

drat of all other nations.—(Le Prilieut•.)
' The Briglish merchant Thornton is arrived at
Odom. as British Consul. What business can any
Englishman have to do in that port ? We should
hope that the Russian Government will keep a good
• look out on his transaaionsi and remember [hake.
• Cars Frateuis.)
Several ships of Lord Nelson's Beet, which have
sufered•frotn storms, are gone to Malta to repair
their damages. Fortunately the arsenals there are
imply. and our privateers will take care to keep
them so. As to provisions, the Sicilians slim the
lime avidity for "owlish guineas as the inhabitants

oo the coast of Barbary, and they are therefore
pieredfolly supplied. •
' Orders have lately been sent to Italy, to fortify

the town Treviso, and the passes of Casal and
ehiusa. It looks, says a letter from Milan, as if
our Government suspelts the loyalty of Austria,
which continues to smuggle numerous bodies of
troops Tito the Tyrol, and the late Venetian States.
(Le &SOW Jr Prance.)

his avowed opposer, and Louis led entirety by him
As to Jerome, lie is in complete disgrace with 41 his
sisters and brothers. for having married a woman
Rho has Enz flak thod in her veins. General Du-
roc is yet the First Consul's friend, though he en-
vies Murat his place of Governor, and Talley-4i
his place of Minister ; a place in which he has ptg-
mists to succeed, should Tatleyrand resign or die.

The late votes in the Senate and in the 'tribunate,
report says, have been bought at the price of one
year's salary to each .Member, taken from Bono-
parte's prouate treasury, which, many pretend, con
tains in diamonds, gold and silver bullion, five hun-
dred millions of firms. The same sum of one
year's salary is, besides, the reward of each com-
manding General, Prefc't, or Bishop, who have sent
or send addresses. The pritate expences of Bona-
parte, on this occasion, are calculated to amount to
one hundred millions of livres.

Several thousand works and pamphlets have I:ten
printed at his expence, and with large sums distri-
buted in the atrilids among the officers and soldiers,
and great presents are preparing for the day of his
coronation.