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calves a maritime code conformable to that fpilit of
the right of Nations, which humanity has caufed to
be adopted in Continental wars.—Argas.

Conformably to the Imperial Decree of the WI
Feb. rBo6, the Feferal of the Annirzrfary of the
Coronation of his Majely the Emperor and Kit
and of the battle-of Antlerlitz, was celebrated in tht.
capital on. Sunday lalti the, 7th December.
Detachments of the Imperial Guards, and of tare
Garrifon of Paris, were under arms from "the mor-
ming, in front of the Metropolitan Church, and kept
larder is the infide of the Church. '
A multitude of Citizens of all ranks and clairer,
teßified by their concurrence, the eagernefs and gra.
titude etched by the recolleake of the two grand
epochs which have for ever infured the happioei.
and glory of the Great People.

The moll perfect regularity prevailed dating thi
truly national ceremony. The great same of•N;po
Icon was in every mouth. and in every heart. Itr.
peated difeharges of artillery were fired off the
comic of the day. la the evening there waie ge•
neral illumination. .

It may be recolleaed that the late Negociatione
between France and England were brought on by a
letter which Mr. Fox addreffed to the Prince of Bent-
vento, to inform him that a perfou, cafling hintfetfa.
Frenchman, had communicated to him a project of
an attempt againfi the life of the Emperor; a proje&
which this perfon had the foolifh hope of making Mr.
Fox participate in. This man, upon beioe driven
out of England, landed at Hanibuigh. where he was
immediately ars-cried ; and .upon heists brought to a
Paris,' he confefed his dime. The Emperor, how-
ever, on being informed of it, would fee nothing is
fo mad a projetcl but a proof dinfenity. In confe.
quence the prifoner' wai eoeiiied to Bieetre, 'where
he is now in confinemeni. defcrikkd to he a
man rather advanced in yeal4lllll4 Walk: yold of
education.—f eurnal de PAsepire.)'`•. , .
11.01TEICDAM'i DURlfint s 3.
The two RufGan Deputies are Rated, in a letter
from Bamberg, dated December 3, to have arrived
at the head' qoarters of the French Emperor, whofe
solfGon is Celli to be of a pacific tame: *
A letter from Trieft, dated Nov. ts, fays, 10 The
French troopikare on their return from Italy to Dal-
matia, all the former country, the two Calabsias.
and Fort &ilk, being tiow completelf In poffeffion
of the French : betides this, the prefenee of the troops.
in Dalmatia is of more confequence, lictoo Radians,
from Corfu, having landed at Marafca. General
Matmont's head quarters are at Splatra."
It is Paid that the Ruffian Ambaffador at Conclan-
tinople has regained his afcendancy over the Porte,
and brought it io conditions highly unworthy of its
dignity and the prefent relations in which it !lands
with France. Should the Porte not refcind its asta
in this refpee, it was thought the French Amballader
would quit Conclantinople, and leave the Grand
Seignior to his merited fate-..for the prefent.
' It is reported that Anil& has confented to cede to
11.‘ *saris, Saltxburg, Bergtolfgaden, and the Insigne!,
as alio its there of Poland, in cafe that, kingdom
&cold be reftored ; for which the 'ls to be indemni-
fied wfth her ancient pallet:Bon of iclefia.
It teems to be certain that the (jiteen..of Pavaat#
and -the other branches of the Royal Family, Isar*
taken up their refidence at Peterfburkh. . dtT
Tbe arfenals of the Elector of Heffe-Caffet,' at
Cafe], Hanes', and Ziegenhain, were fo richly pro.
vided with every neceflary, that no left than 2000
waggons were required to carry off their contents.
The RulLaa troops declined to meet the grand
French Army, ore computed at 70,107 Coco infantry,
and 11,960 iscitity, having with them 9,033 draft-
hoifie s they march is four columns; but on the-22d
Nov. bad not, at any point, paled •the Weichfel.
except at Warfaw, which was their point of jundlion.
Such was their Situation, that they were tinder the
neceffity of giving battle or of retreating. •
Vs au ma, Nov. 13. We hest that our Court has
permitted the exportatiosfol I fooomeafures Of Hun-
garian wine, for the French atm. 1.:

The Official Copies of the Remiss. on the pate
NEGOTIATION between nounalld gmitt.mso, as
publifhed by the BRITISM Court., wee yellerday
relented to both Hodfes of Parliament. In many
refpeels they will be found totally different from the
garbled and imperfeft Documents lately given
through the medium of the Monittur. We this day
lAy a confiderable part of them before our Readers.
His Maim? came to town yetlerday from Wind-
for, at twelve o'clock, and after feeing the Dukes of
Yoaa and Cc m AAAAA a, held aen ivate Levee at the
Q4rE am's Palace.
fhe Earl of AYLSIISIIO, the Lord Steward of the
Houfehold, relented to his MAJESTY the Atideefs of
the Hoofe of Lords ; and Vifcount OssuLsTos, the
Comptroller of the Houfehold, prefented to his MA-
JESTY the Addrefs of the Houfe of Commons. His
MAJISTI afterwards gave audiences to Lords Gale.
VILLg, Howlett, and SEtisesa.

It has been reported fence Saturday that Govern-
ment means immediately to place all the ports of
France and her Allies in a Ilate of blockade ; but no
fuoh augury is yet in cuntemplat ion.
The rumour that his Grace the Duke of Iltevoan
has tendered his Refignation of the Government of
Ireland, and that it had been accepted by Minifterso
as llated in tome Papers, we have authority to fair
is wholly unfounded

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