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FRANCE.

PARTS, NOVEMBER LS.
ii7oßt OP THE IMPERIAL GRAND PROCURIUR GANS.
RAL OP NOVINIIIIR 15.
" Taal:mothers, named DAV ILL and CRARLIS
Tx u x,-carried on a correipondence again( the Em-
peror cf Germany, dining the !aft war, with fame
perinnsof confequence on the other fide of the Rhine,
as Chiefs of a pretended Cis.itheninc confederacy.
The latter Rated It to be compofed of one hundred
and twenty thoufand men: They pointed out their
leaders ; they had a table of the organization of the
camps ; they propofed means of attack, and plans
fora campaign. The peace with the Emperor im.
pored a momentary Glence upon thefe rnifchievous
percents, who ceafed to correfpond with people whole
cupid credulity they wiled to take advantage of
But when the war with England was rekindled,.
they wrott to DANIEL and CNA asps THUM, that a
favourable opportunity offered to open a correfpon.
denee with the tools of murder and confpiracy, with
whom, tinder the name of Diplom:the Agent., the I
Britifts Government had drawn a iced of hordon
round the frontiers of the French Empire.
'4 On the e9th of May, 1003, they applied to
Mr. TAYLOR. Mininer from the King of England
to the Ele&nr of Hefe, to whom they tranfmitted
the annexed letter (marked A).
0 In that letter they fleet having had an earlier
correlpontlence with the Chevalier de Vaarcourr,
and Mr.. ;law's WICRI/A/4 ; and they offer their cer-
vices to the Braids Government, with the pretend.
ed confederacy. They Rated that it would product
an Infurseaion in at leaf% thirteen departments along
the banks of the Rhine, on the one fide, in a part
of Old' France; and extending on the other into
the Batavian Republic : As a reward for thefe fer.
vkcis they alked tee more than an advance of twenty
thowfitail pounds flerling, to be laid out in renege-
niabag end inning the confederates.
On thelyth of June following, Mr. TAYLOR
eifiewledges the receipt of the above, ;n his official
leaser in which he 'affirms, or rather profitotes the
title of htinifter Plenipotentiary of his Britannic Mr
Jelly. to the Eleaor of Heft. He mentions having
featitio his Government, and ezpreffes his regret
40 jai cannot receive an anflrer in Ids than fix
woks_ hte,anwhile he requefts the continuance of
*Or aletsucd- enntfpnndersie, and be
a great
kal Of eagernefit to parfs it. To enfure fecrecy, he
.
eel them privately the Ellellll Goyim.
spent's recelPt for Making fympathetic.ink, compofed
ilhathat efed by his affociate Mr. DRAM', of a to-
- -sertfogtr of lead, in eight times the fame glm-
. Poach
lial'ipospofitinis.(fais the catitions Tarzoa)
makes this writing apper, not being generally
Velfinlthet try confidant may enema his
to thii Mode, without danger. (See the annex-
pd. leiter; marked°B. j
is clear that the delay of fix weeks before
Neer could •be returned, was not to he 101 l ;
that in confequence of Mr. Taw toes invitation
'pretended agent of the confederacy mull feed
npatient eh' iofity, The correfpondence, there-
with Pfr. TAYI.OII, went on under the name of

On the sath of July, the receipt of his letter of
tstfh of June is acknowledged. It had only cone
.iantl on the 9th of July. Means are propcifed for
quicker communication ; and he is promifed fuller
Irtglions after the rneetir•.g,of the General Council.
tr.t length Mr. Tavi.na is informed of the ar-
t of the Emperor in the United Departments;
an affurance is given, in cafe the Britilit Govern-
wilt enable the crinfetlvracy to liaflen their pre-
ticrns, that it may be poff.hle to termoirate toe try-
calantitie4 ae, follf yam.. (See the letter marked

On the Bth of Anglin, there plotters fabricate
letter to Mr. Tart out, in the name of the Chiefs of
• Cis-Rhenine Confederacy. They annex a letter
the King of England. and another to his Cowl-
' in which the pretended means of the confede-
, are developed, as well as the plan adopted to
carry the fame into effolt.
't Two letter', dated the iith and 19th of Augurs,
under the fame name of In Olt, contained 'LOX three
`uments for Mr. TAlxoe. (See de papers mark-

D. E. F. G.)
On the IR of September. Mr. Tayrott anfwers,
in a manner left official. though in his own
id writing, the fuppofed confederate Mr. Int.'s.—
gives an addrefs for the provifional continuation
the correfpondence. Ile informs him, that in cafe
anfwer from his Government fhmild be favour-
de, means would be deviled for the !Raiff/Iwo of a
orrelpstatioco, without fa mud, &lay and rig atttnding
" Thus every tbiag was approved by Mr. Tar-
t. from the fcherne of
.fnill.ing the whole with a
Ile dim, aimed at the refl. .n of the Emperor (of
French) during hit tourney, down the left
tear, hut more estenf.ve ofk to
ind! lig the
outs of inforration on the halal.% of the Rhine, the
tighbouring Departments. and the Ilatavian Re-
" Unluckily, the brilliant lopes of the Britifli
,gent, to fee fo much mikhief and fo many crimes
ierpeorated, vaniflied ; and the correfpondence real
.d, in coafen•ii!rice of the arr.(' C 6. ea II! Trrust,
-traycdby bts brother. All tl.t papers were kit

•
ed. The Ilonens Cu tstrs Tom was ermined.— '
He confelfed all the Cats which had been already
proved upon the clearelt evidence, by his own halt&
writing and acknooedgment, as well as by the 06-
ginal letters from Mr. TAYLOR, with the Peal, de•
vices, and other inftruments.
I, The Procureur-General of the Criminal Court of
Mentz, purfuant to the AEI of Conllitotion of the
Empire of 28 F)oreal, has lent me the papers and
the accufed perfon. Signed)
" RIGNAVD DI ST. DAM D'ANGISLY."
1 The following is a copy of Mr. TaYLOC'S Icier to
i Mr. D. 1---.--It.

" Cafe!. June t 7. iftc3.
0 Sir—l have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your
letter of the 29th of May, which, however, only reached rne on
Tlinfidai ! lore no tine in informing you that immediately
tranfmitted the letter to my Governmeot, by a fore convey ance ;
but the occupation of Cuxhaven by the French troops having in-
terrupted the diced communication with England. I fe,r I lull
be at lead fie weeks before I can receive an anfwer to It.
e In the mean time, I fhall be hippy to receive from your
hands jomeinfonuation yelp-A.ldg the important objet of your
communication; and I requsit you will, for the fottire, added*
jour linters dmply to Mr. T.,ylor. under cover to Mr. Doerfekl.
it Mire Caffsl. For.greaterAfety. I regoeft you will make de
of fympatbetic ink, compoded of &foliation of fugar and leai, in .
cooveying the more important matter of your letters. The only
compofttion which can make that writing legible not being gene-
rally known, I think you as ty. without Mr, confide your keret,
to it. I have the honour to be, with perfect ponfideration, Sir,
your very humble and very obedient tenant.
(Signed) " Buooe TAILOI,
" MI nfftß Plenipotentiary from ids Britannic
Makfty to the Ratios:l liclc.

N To Mr. D. t.--r."
The letter to his ilajell y implores his Majelly to
take pity on the fufferings of more than 170400 in-
dividuals, who befee:h bim to grant a fmall fubfidy,
by means of which they may in a lbort time re-efta-
blilh their means, complete their preparations, and
enter the field againa their mortal enemy, who is alfd
the mortal enemy of his Majelly.—This letter is fign-
ed by the Prefident and Secretary of the General
Council ; by ---- Lace, F. B. GILSON, MARTIN,
GusLtr, Gaca, and the plincipal Chiefs, BLANDILY,
Nt mu., Guam,' ; the fuperintendant of the Cor-
refpandence VI us.aa.
The Letter which propofes affianation,
den is addref
fed to Mr. TAYLOR, by the fame Correfpont, an 3
dated tsth of July, 1803.. It contains the following

ciprelSon:
The Mao. who h ti fah!, holds in Ws Maids the deftlates of
the world. is sow tombs( to pay as a vitt. If your Government
wit pot to io a &tattoo to bates our preparations, we lull be
abk at one blow to taint thoft evils which that fafersal
bit hitherto magi:med. I lave you to relied a this, sod yak

lour (Odor:*
Then follow long letters to the King and Privy
Council of Englan tt giviog a pompous and &turn- I
ing account of the Rrength of this fuppofed confede-
racy, which, by way of complisoen,, are fent on-
fealed to Mr. i'air Loa.
.The nest latter propitfes to Mr. Tars.os to efts-
With the cotrefpor dente by the means of force perfons
at Frankfort. which Mr. "rsv toe. in his letter
of the aft of September, feems to think unneceffAry,
as be repeats that if be flould receive >t favourable
anfwer from his Government. that he would find out
a means of correfpondence which lhould not be ez•
pnfed to fo many rifks and delays.
Not long after this letter was received, the arra of
Cti AlLas TN uis put AO end to tbe correfpoodence.—
( To be confirmed.)

On Monday the National Inflitute, eleted to the
vacant place as Aftronomer in the room of Mr. We-
ll/MI, deceafed, Mr. BURRHAIDT, of Leipzig, but
acknowledged as a French citizen by a decree of Go-
vernment, on account of his talents which he has de-
voted to Franc;, for there (even years pall.
In confequence of an inftruniun of his Excellence
the Minifter of the Home Department, dated the 4th
Brumaire, the Prefects of the Departments have in
vited the Members of the Eleetoral Colleges of De-
partments and ArrondifLments to fend them without
delay their oath of obedience to the Contlituion of
the Empire, and fidelity to the Emperor, in order
1
that they might be placed before the eyes of his Im- 1
perial Majelly at the epoch of his Coronation.—Pub-
liege, Nov. 17.
NOWILI4BiII tci.—Letters from Caen mention, that
a number of veffels have entered that harbour fince
the blockade of the other ports, without 4 (Ingle one
having experienced the leall damage. Caen is a very
convenient pr,st for the recept;on of merchandise for
Paris, Rouen, and the moll diflant places in that line
of direllion. The bottom is mud, fo that viffels can•
not be injured going in.
N(.V. VD.—Yellerclay fennight, his Excellency Ge•
nerril F nor 'twos r, Eavoy F. r traordinary and Mi.
outer Blenipotentiary from his Majelly the King of
Prtiffia, to the Sublime Porte, charged with a letter
from his Prof lan Majefly to his Majelly the Emperor
had a private audietwe of his Maielly at the !'..!ace
of the Thuilleries before mars. He was introduced
by his Excellency the htniiter fur Foreign Aff iirs.
Several other perfons were immediately after intrn•
duced, among whom wei:,. Mr Ltvionsvms, to
take leave of the Emperor, and Mr. Armstitowt:, to
prefent his credentials, as Mindler Plenipotentiary
from the United States of America. Deputations
from Switzerland, Holland, Genoa, and Lucca, were
afterwards prelented to the Emperor, to ‘r,ogratu
late him on his elevation to the Imperial Throne.
All the Conllitmed Authorities %lin have been
fummoned to attend the cornnation of the Empapr,,

are to be in Paris all the 24. h initant.—The letters of
coppoestion are figned by the Keisperor's own band,
118 d raY
14 N. 14 DITIN: Pamir Incr. and the Coliftitetion
of thillmplre, haring placed the Imperial Hereditary dignity its
our faanily, we have appointed the t ttk 7rianaire;ftitcember al,
fur the ceremony of our confrcration, and oar ecconatimi, /he. Etc."
'rhe Emperor fets out in a few days for Fontain-
bleats, accompanied by the Emprefs, and a *umber
of perfons belonging to the Court. Their Majellies
will remain at Foatainbleast till the zSth of Novem-
ber, when they will return with his Moline(' the POP a ,
who is daily expelled there.
In compliment to the approaching emanation a
great number of prifoners hale been relesed from the
prifons of the Temple and the Abbaye St. Germain.
Strong detachments of cavalry. from the regiments
Rationed in the 6rll military divifion, have marched
from Paris to receive the Pops at Fontainblean.
The Cavite. dr Milaa. of the Bth of November, Rates
the death of the Princefs Maas* 'NU'S A of Savor,
wife of Count D'Arrois. at Clagenfurth, in Carin.
thin. The fame Journal announces, 'that the wife of
the Hereditary Prince of the Two Sicilies has been
safely delivered of a Pristcefs; and confirms the ac.-
counts of Cardinal Rurro having been recalled 6
Naples by the King.
The medals which are to be diftributed on the day
of the coronation are already Muck.
Yclierdey we faw in the gardens of the Thuilleries,
for the firft time, fome of the pages of his Imperial
Majefty. They were &Aid in green and gold, and
wore white feathers in their hats. The preparations for
the illuminations in the garden of the Thuilleries, an-
nounce that they will be of unexampled brilliancy.
There was yellerday a grand parade in the Court
of the Thuilleries, and at the Palace of the Caroofel.
The Government has ordered all the Dirators of
the Caroms, an the ports of the Channel, to fend
them daily a table indicating the fhipt, whether
French or Foreign, enteting the Ports tinder their
direaion ; the day of their arrival e country from
whence they came ; thofe in which they may have
put in during their voyage ; and of the nature of
their cargo, as well as the news brought by the crews
and pafengers ; to join to that betides the Rate of the
French or foreign Rsips which flail quit thefe ports,l
indicating the day of thCir departure. the merchan.l
dine (in the grofs) with which they are loaded, and
the places of their deßination.—Pablitge, Nev. so.
The Englifh fkip le Start, of Cardiff. s aci tons,
Captain W. Perriaosa. has been captured off the
Englifh Pan by le Profper, and fent into Calais.
Le Tetnerrire, privateer of Nice, captured on the
27th Venderniaire, near the waft of Spain, an Eng-
LA brig, laden with 300 tons of (betab. This prize,
valued at 230,000 franc?, has carried into a
neutral port.
It in rumoured that the city ofit Paris is preparing
to make a rich prefent to the Emperor.
A perfon charged with feveral crimes, and among
• others convilled of having participated in a plot tend-
ing to deliver up the iflands of St. Marcou to the ene-
my, was lag week fhot, in conformity to the fentence
of a Court Martial, at Caen. He walked to execu-
tion quietly fmoking his pipe, and would never Ellen
to the prieß who exhorted him to MUM his life ip a
chriftip-like manner.

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.
BORDIRS Of Till MIIN, Nov. • t.--The rolcmoity
which is to take place at Vienna on the oceafion of
the Hereditary Imperial Dignity being affumed by '
the Houle of Auftria, is finally fixed fur die Bth of
December, when the principal Nubility will prefent
lan unexampled difplay of magnificence.
RATISBON, 11.—The fittings of the German
Diet were opened on the 4th 1011. and all the Mini-
Rees accredited to this Alfembly have arrived, except
three. The fiat bufinefs of importance which will
be fubmitted to its deliberation., will be the naviga-
tion of the Rhine ; betides which, the following quef
tions will be difcu(led, viz.—The indemnities to be
granted to the Arch Chancellor, and loch other Prin-
ces, who have not been tufficiently indemnified ; the
new Regiftry, which the changes in the Empire ren-
der neceltary ; and the affair of the Equeflrian Order.
VIENNA, Nov. 7.—We fee by the Lift of Aultrian
Confills, which have been appointc.. to ref.de in the
principal commercial places of the different parts of
the world, haw much the Court of Vienna audits to
confiilidste and to extend the Commercial Relations
of the Aullrian Monarchy, now re-animated by a

happy netttral:ty.
This is the Lid announced I.
coNs.t GFMFIAL-At Cadiz, M. J. De Nirinl—At Anco-
na, M. Jhe P. rtn—ln England, M. C. N. Martins—At Odeffai
M. C. S %t Naples, M. A. Raymond—At Alexandria,
in Egypt, M. H. tc RofiAti—At Aleppo, M. Raphael Ricintti.
Cohn' s—At Barcelona, M. C. Bort oni—At Palermo, M.
Matthitu Navaflty—At Marfcilles, M.N. Rich—At Bourdeaux,
M. P. H. liethni.in—At Names. M. I. Arthur—At Amßerdam.
M.B. de Carli—At Antwerp, M.I. Ozy—At ialonica. M. 1. KiscL
.Jlt Acre. in Syria, M. Stephen 7.igintricla—At Ragufa, M

Jan Timoni.
Confulates are an to be eflablned at Genoa,
Leghorn, Ravenna, Sinigaglia, Dantrig, Lubeck,
and North America ;—but thete places Are not yet
filled.
Naei.es, Ocr. Rerto, ss.bn seed
e,nlpic,tous a part during the IA war. is lately
tetorned from Rome, in compliance so."th the com•
mand of one Sovereign, who %vacs to eve him at
the hcz,d of toe Government,

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