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FRANCE.

PARIS, SEPTEMBER u.

ditary.Princes, for the wholc.of ibeir, idles, or
whether they will he lcfl the property of their do-

mains in that quarter, and 13e permitted to enjoy
• them mnder the laWs of .he French Republic.—
. But, at all extpts, it ii certain that the indemni-
ties to be gnthted do not diffolve the whole of the
Ecclefiatlical Principalities, all of which, however,
would not•be fufficient if the States of the King of
England in Germany, and a certain number of
Imperial Cities, were not alfo &Rifled to encreafe
their mafs.

BOULOGNE, SEPTEMBER 7.
An article, dated Boulogne, has appeared in fc-
veral Paris papers, Elating that the Englilh having
atttrked a dirilion of flat-bottomed boats which
had laded from Saint Valery, to jo'n our flotilla,
had tairt:i three and ran four ailiore.

It is occelfary to correct an error in this nate-
menu It was not a divifion of gun-boats which
the Env;lifh attacked, but one confining of Gx large
lun•boats and a fmall one. The large boats were
aden with iron, and were conveying feamen to
fel ye on board the flotilla at Boulogne. The fort
under which they took fhelter having only a few
guns mounted, of a very inferior calibre, could
not prevent the Engliflts from making themfelves
matters of three of them. They neither wounded
one man, or took a tingle prifoner, as.the crews
had all time to land. The other boats continued
their voyage fhortly after, and are now at Bou-
lotne.
Ac the weft wind, which has prevailed for Tome
days pall, would not permit our flotilla to remain
iii;v longer as an advanced guard in our harbour;
it has re•entered with all the honours of war and
of v:.9.,ry, after having braved at the dillancc of
feven I. awies from the Englifh coaft, and twice
repuhesl the Duke of BRONTL.

Letters from Hamhurgh affcrt that England in
the negociations with Court 13E1 018701M', the
Danifh Minifter, referved the right of havirkg a.
gartifon in the Danifh Co!,,nics.
The Convention with the Court of Rome has
ssitllin theft few days been ratified by the 'French
Government.—(Ckf ch‘
Letters from Franckfort (late that orders have
been given to the Gaacttceis of that place. to be
more circumfpeCl for the future in the condal of
their publications, and not to circulate vague re-
ports refpeeting the affairs of Egypt ; but to con-
fiac the/of-cites wholly to the official reports of the
• Fiend/ Government.

Citizen LACIIIF, Chief of Brigade, Aide-de-
Camp of the Firft Conful, who has been appointed
principal Secretary of Legsation at the Court of
Vienna, fet out on the loth September, for Straf-
burgh, along with Citizen DAMAsa RAYMOND,
who is attached to the embaffy ; they are to meet
in that c:ty,CHATIrAcNy, Counfellor of State, and
are to accompany that Amballidor on his way to
Vienna.
In the Departments of the Upper Rhine, a num-
ber of decrees of erafure from the Ella Emigrants
have been received. The Mayors of the different
Communes, to whom they are addrefred, tnow
not, however,•where to fend them, being igno-
rant of the refidence of the perfons to whom the
decrees apply; the greatell part of the individuals
named are females.
• If any degree of dependence is to be placed on
the letters from different parts of Holland, the
Batavian fleet under the command of Admiral de
WINTER is on the eve of fetting fail. This fleet
is fitted out in a very fine Rik, the crews are in
a (fate of high difcipline, and are to a man animat-
ed with a defire of engaging the Englith.
On the 31(! ult. -Admiral Larouciii Taz-
viate gave a brilliant entertainment to the forces
at Bonlogne, on the occafion of his dillribut-
ing, in the name of the government, the board-
, ing hatchets, flails and granades to the foldiers
and failors who diitinguifficd themfelves molt in re-
pulling the attack of the Eagli(h. In the evening
there was a general illumination throughout the
city. During the day the Englifh could hear the
difcharges of cannon from the batteries, and at
the fame time four of their veffels were fufficiendy
near to fee our troops defiling on the Shore.
Cardinal CA , •Legate from his Holinefs
the Port, may be daily ezpeded in Paris, fence
on the stn of this month he paired through the de-
parttnent of Cote-d'Or. '
Rear-Admiral Tilt/Over, Counfellor of State, is
at Cadiz, where he has taken the command of all
the ships of war now in that harbour. General
Levitz s and GeneralPatt.r, commanding the 16th
dirifion at Lille, Arrived on the tech at Dunkirk,
with Citizen BERTIN, Prete& of the feconid mari-
time arrondiffement of Havre.
SEPTEMBER 12.-=-The Court of Munich, which
has lately concluded a treaty of peace with the
French Republic, has received not only the gua-
rantee of its Adual poffellions on the right bank
of the Rhine, but in addition to this the afrurance
. that the French Government will procure for it
complete indemnities for the folks may expe-
rience on the left bank of that River. The Court,
s of Berlin, on its part, is claiming full indemnities
both for the Duchy of Cleves, the lofs of its re-
venues, and the expenees of the fiege of Ment%.--
It is as yet uncertain whether the Counts.andiin-
mediate Barons, who have been difpoireffed on i
the left Bank, will be indemnified, as. the Heti-