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Yesterday several Letters were received fronxthe
Continent, which tend very strongly to confirm-the
reports which-have lately reached us, of 13,UONA
PARTE'S intention of assuming a higher and snore
comprehensive title than that which he has already,
usurped, and also of effeding some important
changes in the North. of Europe. Louts BtIONA
PARTE., we have .no' doubt, will be removed :from
Holland, where hit, by his ' Mildness, in a gteat
degree conciliated, the good will of the peOPle;
and some other of the BUoNAEARTE Tribe will
be appointed to rifle over the once "haughty
and indepetidant Dutch. Or perhaps- it May'.
be in contemplation toh :annex Holland to France.
Lours has been ordered to repair' to Paris, to
'meet the other vassal Kings, and to learn his fu-
ture destiny:, The King of Bavaria has received a
similar summons, and, according to letters received
yesterday, has adtrally art ived. at' Paris. With re-
gard to the intended change in PUONAPARTE'S title,
there' are various reports in circulation :—Acoording
to some, he means merely to add the 'title of Empe-
r,4- of. Germany to that of Emperor of France ;
while others say that he means to assume a much
more• comprehensive title, viz. " Autocrat of the
West." :The following letter from Bremen shews,.
that 131JONAPARTi never for a moment loses sight of
his favourite objed of injuring, as far as he can, the
commerce of this 'country :

" BILEMEisT, Nov. t7.—Vienna is litely.to be speedily
freed from her enemies, for eneniics, notwithstanding the
peace, we must still call thernl‘7There are not now more
than '20,0e0 French soldiers there.; a division of which is to
take its departure on the zith instant, and another about the
joth, so that by the beginning of next month we, may reckon
that there will be no French troops in the city. •

" The greatest part of those who have left the neighbour-
hood of Vienna have' proceedec) to France; and the avowed,
obje& is to re-enter Spain and force it to submission : but the
ft anse Towns are to have each' of thein a garlison which is .to

put a stop to all trade by the most rigorous measures. We in
this shall suffer severely. The garrison at Hap.burgh is,
meant to consist,of above 3,0e0, and other plopor,
tion. A full stop will in this case be put inevite:,ly to cops:.
merce. 'The Sovereigns of the greater part of the territory of
Germany have gone to Paris."

whom they could rely, they appeared to be little
disposed to forward the measure of convening the
Cortes. Incensed at this treacherous-vacillation, the
Duke it is said, reproached theM in the bitterest
terms, and at length renewed their apprehensions to
such a degree, that in order to prevent the excesses
of popular fury, they agreed to the measures de-
manded. The'_ePeClation therefore, of seeing the
Cortes 'efteCtually assembled, had produced a tem-
porary
calmovhi-ch is likely to proinote the most be-
neficial
consequences, if the Junta should appear to
be hereafter. animated by a regard -to.their country,. i
and not a mere thirst for power. • I

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An account has been received of the capture of
the Europe and Streatham, early in the month of JUne
last by,the French frigateparo/ine, which ships, with
the Ocean,
,exta Ship, sailed from 'Bengal (it is said)
the .2gth of April. •

The Ocean escaped, and proceeded. to Prince of
Wales's. Ishind with
.the intelligence.
.• It is added, that the Caroline, with both her
prizes, bad been driven on shore at the Island of
Bourbon by thit British blockading squadron off the
Isle of France.

The Asia waslost iri Bdhgal River.
The Lord CastlereaEli, it is said, had arrived at

Be n coolen .

The .heptune, True Briton, Cumberland, 'and
Scaleby Castle, arrived at Bombay, the 25th June,
ail well.. - . _ _