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London, England, 1801-09-15 00:00:00

between BONAP A tTI and Slaves took place, Rr tn.
MAID loft his high oSee, and he received the in.
ferior one of French Minifler with the Helvetic
Republic in which quality he has been here nearly
two years. But BONAPARTE now anxionfly
to put into every department of Government inch
people as he has himfelf railed. and who are his
own creatures, to fecure Modell againft his rivals
having any influence, if they fhould think of mak-
ing an attempt to fupplant him in the Confular
Chair. For this reafon too he employs in all con.
fiderable embatlles merely military people, and
very feldom diplothatifts; for the former only ad.
mire his talents as a warrior, and cannot judge of
him as a itattallail. It is known that BONAPAR re
is partly guided in his political proceedings by
TALLSYRAND; hitt be hinafelf decides exclusively
the military.
REIN Haan is a native of Germany, and corn.
bines, with a clear head, that openneh of charatter
which fo much cliftinguiflies that nation from the
French. Hls father is a clergyman in a little vil-
lage 1p Stabia- lie went is Tutor to France, cn.
tered the diplomatic courfe as Secretary, was tent
as French Minifler to flaraburgh, where be mar,
tied the daughter of the famousDoitor Ra area UR,
an amiable lady, of great fpirit and talents;
wards he went as ?ft:Miter to Florence, on which
journey be vifited his aged parents, and remained
eight days in their little cottage. ,From Florence
4IFYIe called him to be Minifler of Foreign Af-
fairs, and, on Stsvae's refignation, he received
his prefent employment, When he rendered the
Republic conftderable fernier in the different em.
ployments he was in, and nobody can impute to
him any partiality, Lioaaeaara cannot altogether
fet him afide i tmt, however, be will deprive him
of influence.
Hauptman, Anousr 211.77Tbe 411 news from
Paris gives confiderable uneaftne4 'pour city. It
w ill be recolleaed, that tbe deputation pf opr Senate
to )loya?AITI, ponfifting of Strisdieis
Do/tor Wye', &c. for the _removing of the
mifunderfianding betwlea us and France, has beta
there for thefe l a fix months, without baying an
audience. Now at the fame time that Boa APART&
gives fuch a ferioas lefon to the Cifalpine Ge-
neral Lien, he has had it intimated to our cm-
Lilly, that all their attempts will be fruidefi ; that
he never Mould forget Harnburgh's partiality for
England, nor their behaviour in the affair of Nap.
PER Taunt-, and that they muff hold themfelves
rrady to depart. However, we Ihall do every
thing that is poffible.to obtain our objeS,

Yefterday a very private lioard was held at the
Admiralty, at which Lord gr. Virc Ear prefided.
from nine in the morning until feven in the evening.
Difpatches were lila night lent off from the Ad-
miralty OiAcat to Lord YeLeoe at peal.
The Roy et VASIL y attended Divine service at
Weymouth church on Sunday, whirr; they heard
a feimon, preached by the Rev. the Lord Bifhop
of &tidily, ev, fsbm the Firft Eghlle to the Corin-
thians, c. 2iii. v. 43. "And sow •th Ft:ilk 'Note,
Ckoir4;11:0 threi 4. iv( floe greatuf theft it Charky:
at
The 25th and 614 Pl:thns, fir ed from the
Rev. JAMES ME eitice's Verfion, end divided into
ftanzas by the Rev. W. D. TATTIRSAL, were fang
before their MA/ I STIES.....the 411 and WI verfes of
the zgth Pram were greatly admired by the =7
.
gregation :

" Thy paths, hkft raging dUlt,di(Plart
And teach my doubting ftsps way.
COD of my health, from morn mere
In thee my hopes have leaned to live.
Indulgent to my prayer, with mine,
My country's we'd deliverance join ;
COD ot my lope, thy love &chafe,
And heal, Q hell, thy people's woes r:
After church, the KING, Prince AIIOt.PHUS, Sir
H. NEAL, Captain GRAY, and Colonels Ftrzaoa
and CARTWRIGHT, walked nn the Efplanade.
The Palace's's in their fociables, accompanied
by their lider,Princeti AMELIA, took an escurfion
on the land..

The Earl and Countefs of WFITIMALAND have
left Weymouth.
Lieutenant Colonel SLAM, of the Fait Regis
men of Dragoons, one of his Majedy's Equemes
in Waiting, arrived at Weymouth on Sunday
morning.

The Marquis of Loan arrived at Glafew on
Murklay la(, on hi% way to Inverary.

The Duchefs of RUTLAND i% at length perfeelly
recovered from her late le oere indifpofttion.
Mr. SMITH, formerly private Secretary to Mr.
Parr, has purchafed Shortgrove Park, in Mx, of
the Hon. PIACI' WINDHAM, for so,oool.
was the old family feat and domain of the Earls of
THOMOND, the lall of whom beqUeathed it to the
Earl of EGILEMONT, who liberally profented it to
his brother.

As Lord DOUGLAS, and his Son, the Hon. AR.
CNISALD Dovot*s, now 27 years of age. And
commanding the Angusfhire Militia, were 1:4111
week on a (hooting party near Aberdeen, the Hon.
A. Douc LAS'S double-barrelled gun burlt on the
firft flint, and completely tore off the fore-finger of
his left hand, (battered the others, and alfo his arm
in fo dreadful a manner, that it was doubtful for fc-
veral days whether an amputation could be avoid-
ed. The •explotion was fo great, that the two
locks, barrels, and Boik, were alto fluttered to
pieces. The father of Lord DOUGLAS, WhO at•
tended his fon with all the anxious folicitude of a
parent, will remove him, as loon as he is at•!' to
beat the conveyance by water to Leith, when"
hg will he attended to the antient family refidencc
of Bothwell Cattle, ntlar Glaisow.