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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1809.

Jest before this Paper was put to Press, we re-
teived Paris Papers to• the 4th instant, from which
we havu made the following extra62s := •

l'Ajus, OCT. 30.---!" Yesterday, in pursuance of
ordnance of the Pcrfe& of Police,, published in
Luc of a Letter from his Excellency the Minister
01 the Interior, purporting that the publication of
the Treaty of Peace concluded. with the Emperor of
Austria Shall be made by the Heralds at Arms, in the
City of Paris, at noon the proclamation was made
the 12 ..,:istria6 amidst the acclamations of the
peci and the cries of Vice l'Empereuri
The day before yesterday his Majesty held a
Council of his Ministers, which lasted tiil eight at

Yesterday, at two p. in. his Highness the
Prince Arch Chancellor proceeded to the Senate to
communicate the Treaty of Peace.

Persons who have been admitted to the honour
of seeing the Emperor found him glowing with

health.

" They speak of a speedy convocation of the Le-
gislative Body.
According to letters from London, Marquis
WELLESLEY is said to have received orders to quit
Seville, and pruceed to Paris on an extraordinary

mission.

" The following passage is extraated in the. Mo-
riteur trom the English Papers :7—
According to Letters of the 2sth of September,
the preparations of the French .in the Island of
13,:veland are greatly 'relaxed. FromL-tfiN it may be
- - - -
hilerred that the negotiations between :trance and
Austria are upon the eve of being broken off, and
that NAPOLEON has judged it necessary to reinforCe
Lis army upon the Danithe:. (1)
" -Marshal NEY is arrived from Spain.
" Every thing announces that Paris will be very
brilliant this winter, It is certain that there will be
magnificent fetes and rejoicings to celebrate our vic-
tories and the glorious Peace with which they have
been crowned. The conconrse of foreigners from
141 parts will contribute to embellish the demonstra-
tion of public joy.
FONTAINBLEAU, 00t..29.—"T0-day after Mass,
were presented to the Elpperor to take the oaths—
Count' MoirrAuvvr,-Minister of the Interior.
Prince ConsiN!, Count VEN`ITRI, and Count

cARBON ARA, Senators.
" On the 19thinst. the Senate of the Kingdom of
assembled in virtue of a Peace of the Vice-
roy. A dispatch from his Imperial Highness was
read, announcing several decrees issued at
.Schoen-
brunn, which create 16 new Senators, eight Mem-
'bets of the Legislature, seven Counsellors of State,
t. Counts of the Kingdom of Italy, 45 Barons, three
Chamberlains of the King, four Ladies of Honour
to the Queen, several Grand Dignitaries of the Iron
Crown, and a great number of Knights.
" Priue. of Stocks 79."

i) This news is rather ridiculous. Who Will believe that
there are pot forces enough upon the Danube to oppose the
Austrians. and that it is necessary to send for some to Ant-
werp? The months of 0 &ober and,November being murder-
ous in the islands of Zealand, it is very natural that the
French Generals should let the English army, which 'has
'peen s:,crified by ineptitude and ignorance, be melted down
there, and that they should place their cantonments in the
good towns of healthful countries. —Monkeur.

A,4lail arrived from Gottenburgh this morning.
The following are its contents _

" COPENHAGEN, OCT. will be recolleeted
that in the month of June or July last, of this year,
come English ships of war attempted, and effe&ed,
seyeral descents on Norwegian and Itussian Fin-
Mark". Ey a letter pr,:ilished in. one of our News-
yaperS, and written by JustieeltoGtt, of Flarve-
geo, "Test Fimuark, it appear• 'that the'-tnischief
done on that occasion is more considerable than has
been supposed. • In addition to four ships taken and
hTnt, and one sunk, the White Sea Company has
L'.l4t.lined a loss amounting at least to.SOOO roubles.

STQCK*IO.I.M, per. 27,-1n the Sitting,of the
Diet ,of, the 27th of last month, his Royal Majesty
laid before the States the Treaty of Peace concluded
with Russia, but it has not yet been communicated
o the public;
-the eittent of the sacrifices made by
•
Sweden is therefore,not known."—(Stockholm
061.24.)
Es.traa of a Private I,tter c4-4tcriou,B,
The shutting of the Swedish ports has
deferred to the 15th ittstant,"