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London, England, 1806-06-14 00:00:00

FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.

PARPft. JUN? 4—His Maietly the Emperor and
King will receive the Ambaffador from the Sublime
Porte, at half paR eleven in the forenoon on Toef-
day nett, at the Palace of the Thuilleties ; and alto
the Envoys Extraordinary from their High Mighti-
neffes the States Of Holland.—An ordinary audience
will be given in the apartments.
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HAGUII, knot 9.—We have certain information,
that Prince Louis, and his aulzuft fpoufe, will arrive
at the Houfe in the Wood, on Wednefday next ; and
it is added, that, after a (bort nay, their Highneffes
will make a journey for the benefit of the waters ;
that Prince Louis will vifit Paris, to be prefent at
the Triumphal Fete, and finally fix his refidence in
Holland.

General Janfen, Governor of the Cape, arrived
here yeflerday ; and we learn, that the remainder of
that garrifon is landed upon fome part of our cnaft.
The following is the anfwer of their High Mighti•
nefTes to the le'ter of C. J. Schimmelpenninck on the
fubjeft of his refignation :—Four of the eldeft Mem.
mere of the A trembly, M. M. Weerts, Bufh, Van
Hengft, and Twent Van Raaphorft, with the Re•
corder, were commiffinned, in the name of the At
fembly, 6, to allure his Excellency, that they had been
penetrated with real regret, on being informed of
his retirement from public bufinefs ; and that their
concern, upon this meal-ton, was fo much the more
lively, at the unfeitled Rate of his Excellency's health,
and the diminution of his fight, had been no inconli-
derable motives. _ _ _

" That the AfTembly, from feveral other rearing,
befides the terms in which his Excellency's letter
was expreffed, were fully convinced that his Excel-
lency's determination was immutably and irrevoca-
bly confirmed ; and, confequently, that nothing was
left to them but to acquiefce in the fame, and to ex.
prefs their regret for its neceffity.
41 That the AfTembly had, neverthelefs, witnefred
with pleafure, thole feelings which animated his Ex-
cellency in this inflance ; and were happy in having
teftified their confidence and efteem for him upon fir
many occafinns ; that neither time nor circumliances
would alter their fentiments ; that they were happy
in the prefent opportunity of expreffing their elteem,
and wpfhed for nothing more cordially, than that his
Excellency (hoot] be reftored to his former health,
and that, in its future permanence, he (hould be en.
ablest to experience all the pleafures refulting from
the confcioufnefs of having deferved well cf his coun-
try; a confcioufnefs which is the dwelt reward of
an elevated and noble mind. (Signed)
" C. DE VCS vats ITIENWYX."

ITALY, MAY ts.—The Englifh now blockade the
port of Civita Vecchia, in which is a (mall French
fquadron.
We learn that Mar(hal Bernadotte will fhortly be
named Duke of Tarento.
FLORINCI, MAY 16.—The little fortrefs of Civi•
tella del Fronto, in the Abnzzo, furrendered on the
39th ult. to the French General Fregeville. The
garrifon were made prifnners of war ; the infurgenti
found have been put in irons ; and their Chief, Bofea,
has been conclueled on an afs to the prifon at Naples.
Tamara, MAY 17.—Two Ruffian (hips of the line
are lying here, but they are both ready for failing, as
loon as a fleet of forty-two fail of merchantmen (hall
be ready to accompany them. The Ruffians appear
to have plenty of money ; but very few of them come
on (bore. The fquadron is under the command of
Commodore Bailey, an Englifhman : the beauty and
neatnefs of there (hips of war are allonifhing.
N , Mar t9.—Every thing goes on well here;
a number of Englilh veffels continue to land fome of
the banditti, who are generally repulfed by the coon-
try people, now organized as a national guard. A
better difpofition cannot be (hewn, than that which
animates the people of this kingdom ; and it would
be difficult to form an idea of the hatred they enter-
tain againft the Englifh : a fentiment in which they
partake with all the people of Europe, who are con-
vinced, that, if it were Ant for Englifh politics, the
relent generation miTht live in peace and ttanqttillity.
Gl/10A, MA' x;.—Letters from Naples announce,
that three Engl:lh (hips have feized upon the land of
Capri ; that eighteen men, and two Hikers, belong.
ing to the enemy, together with the French Com•
mandant of the hal, had been killed in this affair. It
is added, that, almoti as loon as the Englifb
difem-
barked, they hung fix of the principal perfons in the
ifland, including the Govet nor. Thefe atrocities are
certainly chaatcd by the tpinit which facrificed the
vietims at Naples in t 799.
C'tsiT•VTINOPLE, APRIL 2.—We are allured that
lalt Courier which let nut from hence for St. Pe-
terfburgh, was the bearer of a letter from the Grand
Signor to the Emperor of Ruffle, in which he allures
him that the Porte is perfally fatisfied with the ex•
planations which Ruflia had given, and confidently
reckoned upon her affiflance, in cafe the Ottoman
Empire fhould be attacked or molefled by any power
whatever.
A fleet is «snipping (to be ready by the Summer)
to ferve as a fquadron of obfervation in the Mediter•
ranean; which will confift of (even or eight thips of
the line, and in the whole, of more than thirty fail.
ST. PaTaIISaURCH, MAT 21.—Our relations with
the Sublime Porte are dole( and more friendly than
ever : one Cabinet, betides, engages itfelf aBively
in removing the difficulties which have arifen be-
tween Pruffla and Sweden. It is laid, that it has alfo
entered into negociations with France. Our Chinefe
Embaly having received favourable advice' from
l'ekin, has again let nut for that capital ; and we
lit•ve fhot fly to have news of its arrival.

11,./.1.1.4, JUMP Moretti, the itivirien En-
v v, has received a roorier from St. Peterfbankh,
.i,ii•re Art 'he greatelf impoetance. The
-ssi A,•4 .liirsAildtr. it is laid, hat Appointed Count
S.a.iis:Leig to nicdiate in behalf of Sweden.

KOWMfOSIIIRO, MAY 26.—1 t has been officially'
announced, upon the Exchange in this city, that the
Britifh Government have declared, that not only
the blockade of the trade is railed, but that it is alto
determined, that no hottilities of any kind (hall be
committed in the Cattegat, nor in the Baltic above
Skagen.
Mscimairstne, Jutir 3.—The difccflions between
Sweden and Profile, it is thought, will terminate
amicably, Since it is reported that the Emperor of
Rut Tia has expreffed his with, that the commerce of
the Baltic Should be continued without interruption.
DEUTZ, May 24.—The Minifler of the Finances,
and the Dirator of the Polls of Duke Joachim, are
art ived here from Paris, and will proceed immedi-
ately to the organization of our country. The pofts
will be eftablithed on the fame footing as thofe of
France. The new Officers have taken the oath of
fidelity from the hands of M. La Roche : thofe of
the old Imperial Office have all demanded leave to
refign.
Wrrztaa, May 31.—The day before yefterday
there were Several figns of a movement in the
feventh corps of the army. Shoes were got in readi-
nefs for the men, and the furgeons collated in great
hafte. The cavalry, it is Paid, has been ordered to
join this corps. The next courier will decide whe-
ther thefe troops are to crofs the Rhine.
FROM THR MAIN, MAT 3t.—The Paris Journals
(peak" of a plan for a new Conftitution for Germany,
the author of which is Paid to be a French Minifter,
very much elleemed at one of the German Courts.
The produiftion of this plan is expated very Shortly
at Ratifbon. Marfbal Bernadotte has not yet evacu-
ated Anfpach, but be is very Shortly expated to
do fo.
VIIIINA. MAY 28.—1 t was on the 25th when the
Imperial Counfellor of State, M. D.Oubril, ci-devant
Envoy at Paris, arrived here with propofals from his
Court. He has had a conference with Count Stadion.
According to report, he has only brought the con.
ditions upon which the Ruffians will evacuate Cat.
taro.
Orders have now been fent to Triefte to reopen the
ports which had been Shut againft the Engin and
Ruffians. _ _ _ _ _

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Our State paper has fuffered Come deprefGon.
Coffee and fugar have rifen fo eonfiderably in price,
that numbers of people have given up the ufe of thefe
articles.

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The &II divifion of the Auarian prifoners horn
France entered this city on the 26th ult.

PARLIAMENT4R r PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, JUNE 15.
In the appeal Seymour the Earl of Eufton and Lord Henry
Seymour, Mr Richard was beard for the Refpondents, after which
the further conlideration of it was poftponed till to-morrow.
The Royal Agent was given by Commit!lon to the Property
Tax Bill, the trim Sugar Bill, the trial Stamp Duties Bill, the
Irini Additional Force Repeal Bill, and leveret Private Bill..
1 he Commiffioners were, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Walfing-
tam. and Lord Auckland
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, and leveret other
Members of the Houfe of Commons, brought up a Mcflage. Rating
that the Houfe of Commons requefted a conference with their
Lordthips, on a fubjedt in which the reputation of the country,
and the intercits of jultice and found policy, were deeply concerned.
The Houfe agreed to a conference prefently In the Painted
Chamber, of which the Meffengers from the Commons being
called in, were Informed. A Committee was appointed to ms•
nage the conference.
Mr. Alexander, Mr. Chewte Mr. Byng, Mr. Graham, Mr.
Joddrell, Sir Martin Folkes, and leveret other Members of the
Houle of Commons brought up the Chelfea Allowance Bill, the
hint Malt Duty Bill, and feveral Private Bills.
The Houle being informed that the Commons waited the con •
ferenee in the Painted Chamber, the Committee appointed to ma-
nage it, confining of the Duke of Norfolk, Earls of Radnor, and
Romney, Lord Vifcount Falmouth, the Billsop of It. Aleph, Lords
Holland, Keith, Dundee, Ellcnborough, and Lauderdale, went
forth to the Painted Chamber. Shortly afterwards they returned;
when the Duke of Norfolk reported that the Commons had com-
municated to them a certain Refolution (the Refolution adopted
by the Houle of Commons relative to the Abolition of the Slave
Trade, on the motion of Mr. Fox, on Tuefday lan).
Ibe Earl of A BOYNE prefented leveret Petitions from Peers
of Scotland, Rating the vacancy which they conceived to have
been ceded in the Reprefentative Peerage of that country, In con-
fequenee of the Earl of Eglintown, one of the Sateen Reprefenta.
tine Peers of Scotland in the prefent Parliament, having been
created a Peer of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire•
land, and praying fuch relief therein as to the Houfe mould feem
meet.—Ordered to He on the table.

Lord LAUDERDALE moved to fufpend one of the (Landing
orders. We underhand it to have been the order which relates to
the time for entering Protelts.
After Come eonverfation between his Lordthip and Lord
HAWKESBURY, an order was made for extending the time for
entering Proteßa againft the aye of Lord kichille's trial to two
o'clock on Tuelday next. •