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London, England, 1804-12-31 00:00:00

which hut' force &gen ret in, Id pot appear in-
tie kilted abate the vidiance of the peftilesce.
This day arrived two Gottenburgb mails, and
Harnburgh papers of the seth. It appears that the
French Hinifter has net yet quitted Coaltantinople.
He is espated to continue there during the winter,
but he has dircontinned all official intercourfe with
the Minifters of the Poe Ts. We fobjoin the only
snicks deferving of any notice received by there
Mails. • - .

Die. B.—Yelterday the States of Au-
aria appointed a deputation to wait on his Imperial
Majeily, and compliment him on the afumption of
the hereditary imperial dignity of Auntie.
To day their Imperial Majeßies, all the Archdukes,
Privy Counfellors, and other attendants of the Court,
went in Solemn proceflion to the Cathedral Church
of St. Stephen, where Te Demo was celebrated ac-
cording to the ceremonial that had been before pub-
hilted. In the evening all the theatres in the city and
fuburbs will be open, gratis, but the illumination of
the city, for which the inhabitants had made prepa-
rations, will be omitted.
*mortise LaTTIEI, SANE DATE'.
Yeßerday morning,theComosiffaries of Goverameat,
accompanied by Heralds at Arms, muk, Ate. in the
principal places,pnbliatedthe proclamation declaring
Faascrs 11. hereditary Emperor of A2ftria. In the
fuburbs a kind of tribune waserelled, from which the
proclamation was read to the people ; a band of mu-
fic preceded, and followed the prooeffion. After read-
ing the proclamation, one of the Heralds exclaimed,
" Long live the hereditary Emperor of Auftria,"
which exclamation was re-echoed with the londeft ac-
clamations by the joyful populace.
The whole garrifon of Vienna yefterday and to-day
received an extraordinary gratification.
The regiments from Prague, and two others from
Bohemia, have broken up to form a cordon oa the
frontiers of Italy.
VIENNA, Dec. 9.—The celebration which took
place yellerdey, was gone through in the heft order,
and with great fplendour. At ten in the morning
the proceffion went to the Cathedral in the fame or-
der as was fixed by the Proclamation. The Ts Draw
was rung amidft the ringing of all the bells, and the
difcharges of cannon and Small arms. After which
High Maf. was celebrated ; their Imperial Majefties
returned to the Palace in the fame order in which
the procrlLon firft fee out.
Their Majefties and the whole train were frequent-
ly flopped by the immenfe crowd cf fpeaators ; and
every time the exclamation "Long live the Empe-
ror," was repeated almoft without end. This,day
there will be a grand Levee at the Court.
Gold and flyer medals have been (truck in com-
memoration of this celebration of the Acceffion to
the Hereditary Imperial Dignity of Anftria. Thofe
modals will be diftributed to all the principal Legal
and Civil Officers, as well as among the military.
Baron Aalsractrr, the Swedith Anabafikdor, is
preparing to quit this capital. It is alfo Paid, that
Count Rasureowsay, the Ruffian Atnbaffador, will
leave this city Osortly.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. tA.—On the 9th init. the
French Ambaffador here, Marfhal Baum e, celebrat-
ed the Coronation Feftival of h's Emperor with great
folemnity by a Te Deux, performed in the church of
Louis, and by a fumptuous entertainment. The
cannon of the French Grips in the harbour were fired,
by which one of the gunners had the misfortune to
lofe his right arm.
It is now believed that Martha' BRUN, will remain
at Conll.intinople, at leall during the winter, and the
rather as the Porte endeavours to prevail on him to
Ray, and the feafon of the year is unfavourable for
travelling. He has, however, difcontinued all further
negotiations with the Minillers of the Porte, proba-
bly till he (hall revive new intro Lions.
An epidemic ficknefs has made its appearance in
one of the quarters of Conilantinople, which has at-
tacked feveral families and carried off every perfon
in them. This diiimier is afcribed to the great heat
which prevailed at the end of IA rummer, and the
heavy rains and cold that fucldenly Succeeded.
GESOA, Nov. 29.—According to letters from Nice
an embargo has been laid on all Sweddh (hips itithe
French ports in the Mediterranean Sea, as at Mar•
hitless etc.
Madam LETITIA Bo the mother of the
French Emperor, has likewife come from Rome to
Milan. Locus Bos APART& travels under the name
of General &lER.
I.rcuosa, Nov. 26.—The epidemic diforder here
is now very near at an end : the day before yefterday
only three perfons died, and yefterday only one ; there
are now no froth attacks of the difeafe.
BARLETTA (Is Tsf N.APOLITAR TO•RRITORY),
Nov. 19.—Yeflerday the French General in Chief,
GUAVION DE ST. Cry, held a grand review of a corps
of to,ooo men on the great plain in (rent of this
town. The troops conlifted of French, Italians, and
the tl.i:d regiment of Polifis Uhlans. After the re-
view was over, the Commander in Chief diflribu ed
the enfigns of tEe l:1;ion of hon )ur, after which there
was a fumptuous dinner, fire works, &c.
Ham•v, Dac. I.—Yelletday paired through this
town the French Courier, Dvce.os, and MOLLER,
Courier from the Eleflor Arehchancellor, both dif-
patched from Paris on the Sth of December ;—the
former to Berlin, and the latter to Afchaffenbuig
and Ratifbon. Since their arrival a report has been