The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-06-29 00:00:00

FROM TILE HAMBURG!! MAIL.

PARIS, Jose 19.

Many persons are still busy in working ond em-
broidering the coronation robe of the Empress. The
embroidered Al- over with gold : over
robe is richly 1
it is a tunic with crape, interwoven with flowers of
diamonds. This tunic will cost 300,003 Lyres, or
12,5001. sterling. The ground of the Impetial
Mantle is Wilt!, COVCred neAl ly with golden stars.
t. The hospitals have received orders to deliver a cer-
"Win quantity of lint. It is believed that a great es-
' ipedition v. ill immediately sail from Boulogne.
Ishould England not change its conduit.
i The Emperor. whoistends to pate the summer at
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St. Cloud, purposes, in future, to hunt in the wood
of St. Germain, twice in the week.
It has been officially announced, that her Impe-
rial Highness, Princess Joseph, has appointed Ma-
dame Girardin, ci-devapat Duchess of Aiguillon, her
Lady in waiting.
His Imperi.tl Highness, Prince Louis, will, in a
short time, take possession of his new Hotel, in the
street Ccrutti. He sohi his former Hotel for half a
million, only to get rid of it.

The Bata., ian Government intends to send a de-
putation to Paris, to congratulate the Emperor, and
to be present at his comnation.
The Field-Marshal, Bernadotte, who commands
13,000 men in l lanover, went there by way of Bou-
logne, where he bad a long conference t% ith his Im-
peiial Highness, Prince Joseph. On the Lower
Rhine are yet 23,000 other troop:, intended to be
under Bernadotte's command, should circumstances
require it.

In the cathedral at Atvla-Chapell, where the
ashes of Charlemagne have rested for three centu.
ries, a monument of black marble is to be ereFted
by the order of the Emperor Napoleon, his worthy
successor.

V!EN4•, JUNI 6.

The conferences between the Minister of State,
Connt Cobentael, and the Ministers of di:Tint:a
powers, continue without interruption, and oftener
than ever. Our Court continues, however, its sys-
tem of neutrality, and will not enter into any en-
gagements contrary to it.
The Cardinal l'.ishap of Steine and Anger, Her-
z in, died yesterday, in his eightieth year. lle has
left behind him a capital of 3(0,000 florins.

The French Ambassador at the Court of Vienna
intends to give there very brilliant fetes, when he
shall deliver his new credentials from the Emperor
Napoleon.

CONSTANTINOPLE, May 18.

The Russian General, Baron Springtporten, born
a Swede, is the officer who arrived here lately, with
a numerous suite, destined for Corfu.

MCA, JULY 3.

In the harbenr of Cronstadt are ten snips of the
line, and several frigates, fully equipped, and ready
to sail.

coLocnot, JOY[ 4.

IHs Majesty Napoleon hts purchased the Jacobi
hotel, at Aix-la-Chapelle, for 144,000 florins. This
has caused rejoicings among all the inhabitants, who
hnpe that his Majesty will honour that city with his
presence.

LF.GION OF 110NOIJR.
The Grand Ch..ncellur of Coe Legion of Honour to Rear Ad-

nsmil Verlteul a (Mend.

" Pad:, Mac

" Your glorious contlat, M. Rear-Admiral, ex-
cits the admiration of the French. You come to
repel the enemy's squadrons, a worthy rival of
the Tromps and the Ruyters. Receive, in the name
of viaory, the palm which your valour and ability
merit. The Emperor has ordered that you shall
make a part of the elcuf of the French nation. 1
hasten, in execution of the orders of his Imperial
Majesty, to send you a Brevet of Member of the
Legion of Honour. I really feel happy, M. itear
Admiral, to be to you the organ of the good-will of
the Emperor, and of the public gratitude.
"The Grand Chancellor of the I of Honour.
• (Signed) "DE I.A Cr.,EDE."

ST. Parla and Sr. Pau L.—Holiday at the Pubis.: laces.

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