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LONDON,

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1804.

,As this Paper was rutting to Picas, we received
Paris Papers .to the '6‘h inst.
Letters from Vienna state, that the Imperial
Court gazette, which used to style EcINAFARTZ
the new Sovereign of France, on the z3d of Augost,
I,r the first times styled him His Mniesty Napoleon
the First.

BONAPARTe arrive at Aix.la.Chapene on the
go inst. in the morning.
A. Letter from Genoa, dated 25th ult. confirms
the fad of the Embargo having been laid on the
Russian and:Swedish-Ship! :in thellarbour of:Leg.
born, whidh had created great alarm among Com.
mercial and raised the price of provisions ;
but adds, that the Ord(r.was rercoked /quo dityr
after it was tub/jibed.

This Letter from Genoa is in the PaMeeste of
the 7th, and a part is copied into e ?h,:iteur
of the Bth instant, hut that part which relates to
the revocation of the Ordcr for the Embargo, is
omitted,

It is as3erted positively, that. the POYIt is to set
out from Rome on till 26'th September f Paris,
where he will take up his residence in the Thuilleries.

-THF HeIMbWIZ; Una due on Wednesday last ar.
rived yesterday.,,The most important article of in.
hid) it brings, is, that an embargo has
lye rr. laid upon the Russian and Swedish Ships in the
Hatbnur of I,ghorn. This filet is mentioned in a
Letter from Leghorn, dated the loth of August
it states, that • the French General in that City
havin3 received Dispatches from Paris, imme.
diately gave orders to take an aec;nnt of the Rus.
sian and Swedish Ships in the Ktrhnur, and also
of those behanging toanother Power (probably D:n.
matic); An account was immediately taken of these
Vesiels, in the French way, that is to say, they
were Liken possession of by soldiers, and a French
she muutt, 1-14rbour—
is is evident that BONAPARTE entertains considerable
apprehension of the Russian Power in the Mediter.
Wean. Orders have been' issued for garriaoning
Ancona, and tivita Vecchia, with French Troops,
• and titere is great reason to believe that Bo N AT'A RT E
will take possession of all the Kiss; of .NA-,
Continental Territories, al a measure of
precantiou.

It is stated, in a Letter from Limenburgh, that
public notice has been given that English commo.
diries may pass free throughout the Hanoverian Ter.
ritories, provitltd they are not inn English account.
This permission could only have been granted by'
the French
,from the conviction that it was impos.
sible to prevent the introduainn of English goods,
or else from some pre-concerted plan of plunder.

Holland, we understand, is in constant egPeffition
that the French Government will lay an Embargo
upon all the Shipping in its Parts.

THE KING of FRANCR, it seems, has been in.
cinceti to leave Grodno, lialing had reason 19 appre.
bend that Emissaries from the Corsican Court had
followt.d hitt% from Warsaw. The unfortunate Mo-
narch had previously been invited by the KINQ of
Sky EDEN ta accept an asylum in his dominions.-. The
pLee to which the KING of FRANCE is vrie, is
understood to be Calmar in Sweden„ His Majesty
rrmajoed at Grodno tsix days, and left it at mid.
night, proceeding to Mittau, and from thence.tO
C,:troar. . There can be no doubt that the illustrious
lq,itive' wilt obtain a safe refuge to the Swedish
t,:ttitories.

ca, the brother uf the KING of FR4N'.
esterd,ty lett town, and it said, is gone to join
the Istoortunate Head of 'bit- Fonily,' and other
branches of it, who are assembling for the pUrpOse
tit Arranging sortie important operations.
it has been surmised that the KING of FaANCE
was induced to quit. Grodno on account of the
present critical situation of alf4ira between the Up.
etttrt Tyrant of France and the Ettrittott of
ItySst Conceiving; that it might be proper for
him to leave the Territories of the latter till mat-,
tens are brought to. a definitive iksue between the
Corsican Usurper and the court of St. •PeterSbUrgh.
It; Ft OCC and Sweden arc in much the same
alinatinl4 as- France at*ul Russia, We do not con-
sider term as a'probable explanation of
the rnuti,:es which have urged the KING of
Fa Arr E to a,tka suds a 'hasty liellartUrC irom the
D..i•AiniPns of 'the. kubstan Emperor, where it was
auppoi.eci that he would have ii4ed his abode.. 'till
there .ailineated to be riotrie• probability of his 'regain-
ing thailluone of his 4neestors,. which is now in
possessionlofthc rn.qat'Oe-testublenlanster thatev4
:rarnpleti upon a peoples'ind insulted mankind,