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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, FEB. 11.

In virtue of a Decree, issued from the Palace. of the
Tin'aeries on the 7th inst. 60,000 Conscripts will be
taken from the 80,000 called into service by authority
o the Senatus Consultum of the 21st of last January;
the remaining 20,000 will form the reserve of 1809.

FEBRUARY 14.
The lifoniteur gives an account of 13 Prizes made
by the French Privateers at Ancona armed by the
Sieur Anthony Passans.
Yussuf Bey, the Persian Envoy, left Paris the day
before yesterday, on his return to Techeran, the resi-
dence of the King of Persia. The Emperor Napo-
leon made him a present of arms manufactured at
Versailles.

1,17.111217 Rl' 1.5.
a decree of ay.., 11th of this month, M. de la
Rochefoucault is appointed Ambassador to Hollnd.
Several Generals of the Grand Army passed through
Nancy on the 11th and 12th of this month: they are
gone to Portugal.

FEBRUARY 24.

The Grand Duke of Berg left this city on the 21st,
to return to his own dominions ; and it will soon ap-
p:ar whether the cession of the territory of Munster,
and some smaller Principalities in that neighbourhood
(which has for some time been positively asserted to
have been made to the said Prince by our Sovereign)
will be confirmed. We are informed, that the eldest
daughter of the Grand Duke aforesaid, has obtained
.e title of a Princess of Elten.
In the month of January, sundry reports were
spread respecting the sailing of some squadrons from
the ports of France and those of her allies. The
alarms of the British appear to be the principal cause
of several of th,-)se accounts, so we cannot tell whether
it is from England or elsewhere, that they have
reached the Contioent. Among the rest there was a
report at Genoa, in the beginning of February, that
the fleets at Cartliagena and Cadiz had put to sea.