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London, England, 1801-07-08 00:00:00

PROM THE PARIS PAPERS

HaTits, JOLT rei—The failing 'of our Bonilla,
and its fide wild at Fecamp >a fix hours, toga
convince every one tkit in fine weather it is im
poffible for the whole of the Englifh navy to pre-
vent the paffage of pinnaces and flat bottomed boats,
which by the help of their oars can navigate at
cafe in any direSion. In the evening the enemy's
frigates approached our road, and were foon con-
vinced they had miffed their objed. It remains
to be afcertained whether the Englilh will con-
tinue to blockade a port that no longer contains
the caufe of their alarms.
STRASBUROII, Joie 29.—1 can give you pofi
tire news that the plan or prof ea of indemnities
for the Princes and fecular States of the Empire,
who have loft polfelKons on the left bank of the
Rhine, is completed, and will be immediately
made public. Kohl has juft been evacuated by
. our troops in virtue of an order from the Miniller
-of War to General 1..5vA1., commanding the fifth
military divifion, by a courier extraordinary.
BRUSSELS, June so.—Letters from the frontiers
of Wellph.dia thew, that the part of the corps of
Major-General BLucnra, which lately made a
retrograde movement, has refumed its pofitions
upon the banks of the Ems. This circumflance.
evidently proves that the Prullian army which oc-
cupies the EleSorate of Hanover is not yet ready
to evacuate that country. On the other hand, a
, great quantity of military baggage belonging to
the corps under the command of General Scut ca.
VIVI which was in the Bilhopric of Munfler, is
Sent to the regiments to which it belongs. Every
thing, however, continues to be perfelly tranquil
in the Prudian States of Wellphalia.
•Bra‘tu, Juis aa.—We read in fome Gazettes
that the Duke of BRUSSWICI had quitted the hr.
vice of Pruffia; but this news is falfe: it received
credit becaufe General Kt.stsr was appointed to
the command of the troops which are in Hanover.
We are affured that the Kisco will fend, after the
tecal of the Marquis Lc/cassias, an Ambaffailor
of the Ertl clafs to Paris. Our relations with
France are at this moment upon the belt footing,
Thole with Rullia were never fo dole as they arc
at the prefent moment.
VIERMIt, Juws s7.—Very much has been raid,
even lately, of the hollile difpofitions of our Court :
in the abhnce of material pronfs of this important
Taft, the partifans of war have found in the rela-
tions, always myfterious, of the Cabinets of the
-fere:al powers, a fupport for their conjeSures, and
have imagined recals and returns of Miniflers,
which mull neceffarily fuppore an approaching
war. It is certain, however, that, to the prefent
Inennent, neither the diplomatic relations of our
Court with the other Powers, or the foreign dif-
pofitions which have been fuppofed or interpreted
for it, will in any manner indicate that 'hoftilitiss
tentli loon be tenewed. Even lately the military
• • Bores which were in the fortrefs of Braunau have
been fold to the higheft bidder: one of the Con-
tinental Powers, which has the greaten interefts
• to difcufs with our Cabinet, ProtEa, is perfectly
agreed with it. The great Winch of the indem-
nities, which might have fo eafily given rife to mif-
• underftanding, is amicably treated between the
two 6rll Powers of Germany; and M. Plopor,
Secretary to the PrulEan Legation, is to fct out to
a few days for Berlin, charged to communicate to
his Court a propofition which is to be made, we
are told.`to the French Government, and upon the
rubjeft of which our Cabinet feels.no anxiety, that
it will not have the content of Pruffia. M. de Mu-
aav cv, fo long expeited, has already had his firft
audience of hislvf AjaaTT the Etersaos at Hetien-
dorf. The expedition which the Emperor Axel-
/Let/El has ufed fo fend difpatches to his Anibal:
(odor, when he was fill on his journey, is eon-
[mitred here as a proof that this young Prince is
•not lets ready to anfwer the willies of our Court
than it has been to communicate them to him.
Just is laid that there is arrived a cou-
rier
from Paris, with a complete plan of indem-
nities, and that M. HACH., ilia Imperial. Com-
aniffary, has received the fame plan at Ratiibon.
As.the Prince of Tout and Tests, the principal
Commlffary, has deferred his journey an Tefchin-
w, it is prefumed that the affair will !boo be
submitted to the Diet.
No credit appears to be due to the account of
two oozes :having been prefented by M. de Ks.
& regret, eosin French Government.
Lord Mi,ato has reecived front,Conflantinople
Isms from Egypt to the tech May.. At that pa-
Ticsa tbs Eighth was not yet antlers
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