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London, England, 1805-03-11 00:00:00

for the Convoy to disperse, we have great hopes
that the account of the number captured and de.
stroyed.will turn out .to he greatly vtaggerated.
Tho ToulOn Fleet consisted -of' eleven Sail of the
Line, seven Frigates, and two Corvettes, and had
between eight and nine thouqaod men on board, un._
der the command of General LAURISTON, the per.
son who brought over -the Ratification of therPreli.
minaries of Peace in 'Sol. It does not appear what
course they steered upon leaving Toulon, and the
place of their destination. is still a matter of con.
jeflure. . ,

Tha accounts from Holland mention the arrival
of M. SCHISIMELPENNINCK, and the recall of
SEMONVILLE, who has been for so long a time the
Ambassador to the Evavian Republic. The Dutch
Papers do nut take any notice of the expeaed change
in their Government ; but, according to private
Letters, it will very shortly take place, and
SCEI IMMELPENNINC% will be the nominal Bead of
this tempo‘ary Government.

The French Funds are 60. p.
Yesterday we received RDutch Papers to the 9th,
but they bring no news of importance.

A Gottenbursh Mail arrived this morning with
Hamburgh Paters to the z3d ult. The following
are the isioqt important articles of intelligence which

they bring
STOCKHOLM, FEJT,. 25.—Her Majesty the-Queen
was on the 22d inst, at half past' three o'clock in
the afternoon, safely delivered of a Princess, to the
great joy of every person here, The Queen And
Princess arc both likely to do well.
His Excellency M. De Novpuvrzorr and Suite
arrived here on the 22d inst. and the next day put.
sued his journey to Sr. retersburgh. An English
Courier arrived at the same time with D;spatches
for St. -Petersburgh. The Frigate and Cutter by
which they came from England not having been able
to make the Poreof Gottenburgh, they were obliged
to land them in Norway.

VIENNA, Fgs..r 3.--A Courier who has arrived
from Paris has bruright ilistruaiOns to the French
Ambassador, M. De 'LA Ro;;acroucAuvr; The
appointment of the Anih,lcbr iirnounts to Iso,ooo
Florins. From t
tx.7 sodl to the 13rh he
.returned,
and received visits from the Spanish Ambassador,
and other Foreign Ministers, as also from the princi.
pal Nubility ; the Russian Ambassador, however,
took no part in this Ceremonial.

Yesterday being the birth.day of the Emperors
the Archduke CHARI4ES gave an: entertainment, at
which the Mcrnbcra of the Royal Family were
present.

On the same day the Russian Ambassador, Count
RAsuNtuwsKy, gave a Ball to above 150 persons.

Yestetclay the Minister of State, Count Co.
BENT? EL, gave a grand dinner to the French Am.
bassadorand many persons of distinEtion.
It is now said that the Camp in Friuli will not
be formed, nor will the Cord,m on the Italian fron.
tiers receive any further reinforcements.
Marshal littuNE, the late French Ambassador at
Constantinople, is expeaed here very soon ; and

it is understood that he, will continue here some time
with the pernission of our Court.

There is a report that the intended. journey, of
their Imperial Majesties to the Italian Prontiers
will not take place.

ITALY, FE B. s.—Great preparations are milking
:a Milan for the reception of the Emperor NAeo.
LEON, Prince Josertl, or another Prince, and (life:
POPE. ills Highness, and the. Cardinals who =am.
pany him, will take up their residence in the Archi-
episcopal Palace,

An English Squadron, of six Ships, is cruizing
off the coasts of Genoa.

. The Second Regiment of French ifusiars is in
furore to be distivguished by the name of the
Napoleon Regiment of Dragoons,
rln the Neapolitan Territory, where all the For-
tresses were providing with ammunition, provi-
sions, &c. these warlike preparations are now diS.
continued, since the Neutrality of'the Country is
now confirmed. by a new Convention with France.
Famosottx, Fen 6. The Troops from Stras.
burgh, and other French Garrisons, which were
under orders to march fur Italy have now been
countermanded.

BEIM!, FEB. 4,—The Emperor NA,POGEOr. has
written the following Letter to the Loitlaminar) of
Switzerland

TO OUR GREAT ANL DEAR FitIVNII Tip! 4ANDAI:

MAN OW SWITZIIRLANLY.

yFRY DLitt AND COIVIT FRIEND,'
At the momeDi ‘:Flien it pleaded Divine Provi.
Bence to call me to the Throne of France nothing
could be more pleasing to me than the expres-
sion of the sentiments with which you participate
in the event— :our D!puties hive delivered your
,Letter of Congratulatims ; and, in' the -manner in
which they have dischargA their mission, hAve fully