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London, England, 1805-03-26 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.

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• PARIS, MARCH 16.
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Letters from Vial= state, that the foreign Minis-
ters to whom the new French Ambassador has not
notified his arrival in that capital, are those of
Russia, England, and Sweden.
Prince Eugene Beaoharnnis arrived at Turin
upon the sth, at the head of a corps of cavalry,
which is going to Milan. The Administrator-
General, the Prefe& and the May,r, received his
Highness at the gates of the city. He alighted at
the Imperial Palace, where he nccuoies the inperb
apartment in which His Holine•s lodged, oa his
journey to Paris.

BANKS Of THF WIN, MARCH 9.
Several Princes of the Empire continue to form a
military establishment, far superi -.1. to that which
they had prior to the late changes in (lermany
Our neighbour, the Landgrave of Hesse-Darm-
stadt, proposes to augment his troops to 10,000
men. Before the late war in Germany, the Princes
of that House never had more than 6000. They
have already begun to raise recruits for a ne r bat-
talion, which is to be immediately organi-ed. The
several Princes of the Howie of Nasso a propose
also to raise some troops, and to give a bettor or-
ganisation to the system of their militia, alrea.'y in-
troduced into their states. The troops f the Prince
of Orange-Fulde are to be organised site thow of
Prussia. These levies, however, °ugh, nos to give
any anxiety on account of the traniuillity of Eu-
rope, and are not:apposed to be CUPCtived in a spi-
rit of conquest.

We do not yet know what to think rif the arrest
made at Stutgard of a great number of persons,
as well natives as foreigners It has beta asked,
from what motives, and with what views, these per-
sons could form a conspiracy against the safety of
the state ? However it may be, the Eleetcr of Wir-
temberg, i.nmediately after this measure, dispatched
a Courier to Vienna, no doubt, to inform the k.m-
peror of the motives which induced him to attest
these pet sons, and of the designs imputed to them.
At the request of His Eleaoral lliyhness, M. de
Sinclair, Privy.Counsellor of th, Pric.ce of Hesse-
Hombourg, has been als:t arrested at Homhourg,
three leagues from Frankfort. He Iris heen cat ri,•ci
to the fortress of Holtetiar,berg, in ,tie territory of
Wirtemberg. It is said that the kharisse against
him are of the most serious nature.
TOULOWnt. MARC! : 7.
We read in The To:Awe .1 osien,l, the foliiiwing
letter written to a pets-'n residing in that tit., from
on board the frigate L' Ilertexae, at Malaga, the
I I th February :
4. We sailed from Toulnit the 17th .f roues, with Ilw‘itnet
frigate and a ship of the li re, in rhace ..f.onie vireos •-• r.es•-s
which were in view. T..e igth, a• night, tieing sietwe.n h‘e
and as leagues from the it ad„ we rli.cirvered a irgate of COOT
squadron, which made signal. to us, tint we were sa ros greet
&distance to understand them. Who .1111, of tne line wii."ll was
nearer to her followed her, and frog the ,at knew rif the sa4l,t we
lost sight of them. Next morning we areered a s •uth al. .".rec-
tion fit the coast of Afr:ca, in eamerathin s.l talon in w.th
the sguad.on there. We *ere het 'brassiere mane bo m ert ...t.
When we had got within view of she c ,set, we isernse sax
coune to the west. We met soiling re serit.we ine. ape very
had weather, until the Ist February. Upern :'ran 'a; a, pert-sired
a great iin.iiis .r of vesse:a. We were not Ab:z to roci...itoirre
them tint 6 the 3d of Fehruary at ,ight. P mew! to be • rich
c "ivov of the enemy, eccortod by a 5t0444101:4.90 asiti• inshb
It being calm, we went wish& to reciintisiira tue,4 r... t rival:.
but we kept manoeuvring upon tire cone .v. At fri.e•in tiara
morning our two tigates having nand e.e.- w^ tad a dew
view or the ships or war. 't ire roiled •i. -or, ..,....• •
with a broad aide. They returned it. a•al we 10-freg..o •• 3
them until next day At seven in di." Or. ...u. , tiering ,naig • !
up with them again, the combat fte,,Dialt..llC d with garage :
sprit At oast past eg..t the corvotta -tri.:,,ic hit d..g has
was taken possession ut by or,, corm:wit...l, the lheur., trade
frigate, *huh had warmth, time to sire the crow octche the
vessel /WM. The bomb Lad ceased .iritig, and att.-rimed to
make her escape We anakiel her anew. She fyoglat or tit
ten (Mock, when she struck. Sine "erred 24 11.• !men. Fs. mid
had tod teen to her crew. 'The corvotre carried T. co . none'
de-pounders, and her cater aicweted to ISO iron. She was
ceded the Arrow. The enemy fought only in hones to ~,,,
the consul. After •Ire engagement we punned tie wend Al. e
vies 'a, which had &Tema. Th y amounted to PC istnaufle
be,, on their way from Smyrna and Ste.a. We were able to
capture only one, and not wishing top out of out...rune we
•ii.ik her. Her cargo is estimated at 500,000 fra• c•. The
whets were nearly as richly laden. L'lacoe;u tilde musk asses
et them. As es ate tint seen her soiree •) : day after tee tn.
pg men', we presume that she went in pur.ti tor •h iii. a4Vg
d d riot ...if:, iii.en ii, the errs .g.sineist, Paring had o.ily Gott{
low Id men killed add wouword ! !"