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London, England, 1805-08-09 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, JULY 30.
In reprisal for the detention of M. de PROM'? at
Venice, the Police of Paris canted to be arrefied an
Aulic Counfellor of Vienna; but in confequence of
information received, that through the intervention
of the General in Chief Ber.ssoaans, the ilrange
procefs infiituted by M. de Bisstwola at the head of
the Police of Venice had ceafed, and that M. de PROW v
was fet at liberty, the Police of Paris have alfo libe-
rated the Aulic Counfellor. As to any thing further,
this circumilance will have the moll favourable effeel.
as it will make M. de Pitons tenable of the efieem in
which he is held by men of enlightened minds, whilf
at the fame time it will evince the firm determination
of Government not to allow any infringement of the
law of nations in the perfons of French citizens, and
conitantly to enforce the right of retaliation.

FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.
MADRID, Just 26 —The vela le Ca(lor is arrived
in a port of the Afturias, with (even hundred thou-
(and piaftres, and a great quantity of the produc-
tions of Peru.

Ju LY t 2.—Three Royal edids have been publifhed
here.--t. For a loan of too millions of reals de vel-
lon (about to millions of florins), to be divided in
50,000 (hares, of 200 copper real. each....-2. For
laying a new impoll of 4 maravedis on each quartillo
of wine confumed within the kingdom. 3. Ordering
a contribution of 3 i-3d per cent. on all goods which
are exempted from tythes. The money negociation
is accompanied by a lottery ; the principal pays 5i
per cent. intereft, and will be repaid in eight years
time, being guaranteed by the aforefaid taxes.
COPENHAGEN, JULY 20.—0 n the t4th inftant the
Ring of SWEDEN vifited Elfineur Roads, in a plea-
fure yacht ; a falute was fired from the guard (hip
and the cattle, both when be arrived ind departed.
HAMSURGU, JULY 17.—The Englifh have again
pnrchnfed an immenfe quantity of wheat in the ports
of the Baltic, and are already' employed in tranfport-
ing about sco,ooo meafures of corn in Englitk suer.
chant veffels from Dantzic. Thefe excefGve put--
chafes feem to us an infult to the mifery of the people
of the Eallern parts of Germany, where the fcarcity
has already given rife to ferious troubles. One can-
not avoid grieving to fee the neighbouring countries
delivered up to the horrors of famine, whilft the Eng-
lifh magazines are gorged with the produdions of
thole countries.

The proclamation of the King of SWEDEN refpea-
ing the free importation of all Englifh merchandife
into the part of Stralfund, and of their being stored
in that place, has been received with much pleafure
in the principal commercial towns of England ; but
this privilege granted to the Englifh, to which the
King of SWEDEN appears to attach great importance,
is not fo interefling as it appears upon the firft view,
for Swedifh Pomerania being furrounded on three
fides by the Pruflian territory, all the merchandize
landed at Stralfund, and intended to pars from thence
either to the Northern Countries, or to the Eaflern
part of Germany, are fulled to the fame duties
which are paid at Stettin, or at Embdena and as,
during the winter, the merchant fbips can only enter
the Baltic, and confequently land their cargoes at
Stralfund, this favour is in itfelf very infignificant.
Nothing has fo much alarmed the manufaatners
and the merchants of England, as the interruption
of -all commerce between Holland and that country.
This firoke is the more fenfibly felt by them, as it is
impolfible for them to eftabliih any certain channels
for the contraband goods, and as alfo all commercial
correfpondence between the two countries is entirely
prohibited.
Vies NA, JULY to.—The diflurbances which have
broken out in this city have given occafion to the
following publication of a royal EdiB, which runs
as follows ;

" His Majefly, who, during the whole courfe of
his reign, has received from his good and faithful
fubjetls and inhabitants of the capital the moil fre-
quent and moll fincere proofs of attachment to his
perfon, of attention to order and obedience to the
laws, mull have been very deeply concerned by the
Dews of the dinutbances that broke out yeflerday
and to-day in the outskirts of this city. His Majefly,
however, is inclined to entertain the confolatory be-
lief that there diforders have only been occafinned
`by a few defperate perfons, who were foon followed
by a number of ignorant and lazy fellows, under the
influence of intoxication. In this fuppofition, his
Mikity confidently expeolts that the faithful fubjeEts
and inhabitants of the capital will unite together for
the maintenance of the public tranquillity,' and that
by a prompt and puntlual obedience to all orders if-
rued to that effetl by the Civil and Military Autho-
rities, they will check the progrefsof thefe dangerous
dilturbances. By the exprefs Command of his Ma-
jetty it is therefore ordered as follows :
" r. All workmen, journeymen, &c. than lonhwith return
CO thdrrdpedive labour.
« a. Parents, matters, manufaeurers, Ete. &e. mall be rerponA-
ble for the difobedience of their children and their fervants is; the
laid order, and ball be bound to make a declaration before the po-
ke of thole who mall nee hive returned to their work after the
pablic is certified of the pet:fent:decree.
• 3. Every mob, crowd, itc. mall be dlfpofed by the mili-
tary, who are authorifed at the fame time to fire on all meetings
of the people who mall not feparate after the joubfiertion of the
peefeet decree.
" 4. All thole who hall be applehaditie fonsiag a part of
thee meta, or ringleaders, if fuck ileithe tried by the laws eon-
tailed in the Bth cafe of the Criminal Code, and even as &cum. ,
flames may require, may be trieilby Mamiai Law. '• -
(Sigtied) : " " SOMIARILAW,

• Preficknt a the
JULY 14.—The diflurbances of the 6th and 7tb
July have made a great impreffion here. The Go.
setnment is obliged to take the greaten precautions
to 'rellore tranquillity, and to keep down the fedi.
tioto. Four regiments are to reinforce the garriton
twe are already arrived.
JULY r7.--Tranquillity is completely reflored.—
Twelve or fourteee bakers, who bad baked light or
bad larea4, have been Committed to prifon, and Come
of tlftm have been put in irons. • '
Several Imperial Regiments which are to join the
camp at Paten, and were itithetto dittant garri-
font, have recelied orders to put themfelves in mo-
tion, .and to proceed by Ibort marches nearer to 'the
:renders of Saris.

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