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AN AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT of the
.COR-
• RESPONDENCE, CONVERSATIONS, and
ELOPEMENT of Mrs. LEE with Mr: LOODOUN
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LONDON, APRIL 3, 1804.

Ir was stated yesterday, that Ills MAJESTY was
ra►her ❑swell, but we believe there is no reason to
apprehend that there is any danger of a relapse,

LAST night we received the Paris Paper; :to the
25th ult. They bring an account of an event which
we state, with the greatest regret. The sanguinary
and remorseless tempei of the First Coniul is at length
gratified, by having in his power one of the Princes
of the Jlooti Royal of France. The Duke d'ENcx I e'sr;
son to the Duke de BouRBON, and granfisori to the
Prince DE CoNDE, ,was on the ;silt ult. arrested
in the ter, tor.} of Re.rden, by a detachment of French
Troops, who, in violation of the.rights ©f Neutrality,
and in contempt of the established Law of Nations,
mado. an irrupttoneinto Germany for that purpose.
The ciecurnstances
,attendinr, this most extraordi-
nary outrage are these :, The French Government
having received intelligence that a number of Emi-
grants were 4sern4led at Eitenkiem.And,Offeuburgh,
in
the territories of the ELECTOR of jiADEN, or-
dered a large Leidy of Troops assembled at Stra,,_
burgh, to crass the Rhine at three different- places,
and to pr;oceed. to Ettenheim and Offenburgh,
and to seize all 'the nench Emigyants. This
order was executed on the 15th ultimo, under
the command of M. Cs.oLitzcotlaT, Aid-de-
Camp to the First Consul. A great number of
Emigrants were seized, among whom was the Duke
cl'EetoxtEet. He was immediately conveyed to
Vincennes, near Paris, arid on the zist -was tried by
a Military Commission, and sentenced to death. The
!by of his Execution was not fixed, but probably
before this time one of the most amiable and accom
plished Princes of the Illustrious House of i3ootte
EON, has been sacrificed, to gratify the malignity,
and relieve the apprehensions of the Corsican Tyrant
of France. What effect this arrest will produce in
Europe, it is impossible to predift ; but if it is
submitted to, it will establish a precedent to jus-
tify France, in future, in invading the domi-
nions of any Independent State with
.whom she'
is in, vetted, amity, theta chould hAppe. p to
be in those Dominions one Emigrant who is ob--
noxiou; to the First Consul. Degraded and stupi-
fi:d as the Continent of Europe appears to be, surely
such an unprecedented outrage must rouse the
different Powers to a sense of the danger with which
they are threatened : if it :loes not, we shall almost
abandon every hope of seeing the Independence of
Europe restored. At the Court of Russia this new
aggression of France must be deeply felt f the ELEC-
TOR of BAORN, whose territories have thus been in-
vaded in the midst, of profound Peace, is Father-in-
lass' to the Eva E ROR of Russ; A.; hut after the repeat-
ed insults which, every Continental State has in suc-
cession submitted to from France, it is almost idle
to speculate upon their future condua. •

We have extraled from the /11(miterfr, the trial (if
trial it can he called) of the Duke. d'ENprt I
does not appear that any evidence was prcduced against
him, but the Military Commission were Unanimous
in finaing.4im guilty,'and in•dooming him, to death
indeeol any other determination would have endan-
gered their own safety; for one of the Charges
againit General rirstqoyEs (one 'of the Emigrants
lately arrested), is, that a Military ComMiSsion at,
which he presided, in 1797, acquitted some of
the Accomplices of Fret' Ecßu. It is stated in
some of rhe.Papers, that Dt.im'outtlEtt, was arrested,
but this is evidently a rpistai, because Dumoo-
tt tat has not quitted England.
The French Government has proposed to raise an
additional body of 60,006 Conscripts, one half of
Which is to be immediately embodied with the Army,
and the other half is to remain in reserve.

1 The French Funds have fallen to 52. 60.

The British Ministry are said, in Letters, from
Ber/in, to have transmitted to the Courts of Peters_
burgh, Berlin, and Cotenhagen, a new declaration,
stating that the intere3t of the, English Govern_
meat imperiously requires the blockade of the
Elbz' and the Weser to be continued with great
vigour, so long as the French shall remain in
possession of the Eletiorate of Hanover.
The Dutch Ambassador at Paris, has transmitted
.7. Letter to the Minister for Foreign Affairs at the
ilagra,' announcing that the FIRST CONSpL dis_
.
avows and highly disapproves the conduft of the
French Troops respeaing the late seizure of English
•
MerChancllze.
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• Th 4 4Atisfrian TrooNt .14e Tyrol yiffel it is
stated, daily re.inforceo,