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PARK JULY 28.
:Ile Milliner of the Pace has fent the Prefeas
of tits different Departments the following notice :
tower a Prof} 'who calls himfelf Conftitu-
tionsil, exercifes the &pinions 4C.atholic wor(hip
ill the buildingelellinedlorthat purpofe, if another
Wien, who has fabatitattlm the Conflitation. af-
teivirdi comes to. nettle in the fame CoMmaae,
theehurch &all belong etclulively to the (natty."
• Jos.! 29. • _ _
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Cartfinal,rvoirsaz;:, the -Secretary of State of
his Hogue', returned to Rome on the day before
Yoleerda.P, . •
General Ascomaav returns to the Hague.
Thir kleaorof Bavaria has officially contradiCt-
ed the relaorts in circulation, of a battle having
taken place between Ms troops and the Auftrians,
at a sibment when the latter lately took poffeffion
of the Fief of.Sebeenfee, in the Upper Palatinate.
']'he Elector declares, he has referred this affair to
theTeudal Court of Bohemia.
Joey go. - .
*Letters from Parma, of the sad July, fay, that
the young King of Etruria has been received by
the whole people with great demonfirations of joy
, and efteem. He was yefterday folemnly acknow-
ledged King by his father. Yefterday two Tutuila
Deputies, fent by the Provifional Government,
came to falute him as the new King of Tufcany.
Three Deputies from the Cifalpine Republic came
to compliment him as King of Etruria. • -
The Diet of Ratilbon {till. wait the votes of feve-
ral States, before they adopt a refolution on the
propofition of the King of Sweden, refpeding a
tlatue to the Archduke CHAaLUS.
Accounts from America Rate, that on the 28th
of May two French frigates, with a new Governor,
•
arrived at Guadaloupe.
Some agents of Dundree, known by the name
of Mayo', rind other miferable agents of %Vict-
uals, the correfpondents of the Committee of Bay-
reuth, are received and proteited by feveral bank.
ing houfes of Frankfort.
It is through their medium that all the falfe ac-
. counts are circulated, and all the bafe intrigues
are concerted in Europe. The Magiftrates of
Frankfort, inflead of affording them an afylum
and proteetion, would do better to fecure their
perfons. They would not thus ex pole themfelscs
•
' • to the calamities which their conduet will dim
upon them foon or late. Are all the cities of the
continent then equally interefted in the continu-
ance of the war ? Has not the war then preffeel
enough upon them ? Ought they not to feel that
all the emiffaries of England, who fcatter a few
• handfuls of guineas to corrupt opinion and lead
nftray the public mind, are Rill more their enemies
than thofe of France. Among other abfurd re•
porta, it has been propagated in Europe, lag de-
cade, that Citizen Cacaort had been at Gratz, to
negotiate with the Grand Duke of Tafcany. his
. • news is falfe.,' France has nothing to do with
Prince FERDINAND, whole fate has been irrevoca-
bly fixed by the treaty of Lunevlile.—Mimitsiir.
AUGUST 2.
• A new convoy of objefts of fcience and the arts
difpatched from Italy, and long detained in the
ports of blarfeilles and Antibes, arrived yefierday
morning at Paris. ,
t General Muzzle has embatked at Leghorn,
6 ' • • for Corfica, of which he is to alfume the com-
mand.
MINISTRY QF THE MARINE.
r LETTER FROM RII•R-ADMIRAL LINOIS, commn:mull
A FRENCH DIVISION, TO THE MINISTER. OF MARINA.
. On the gth of July, a Spanilh divifion, confift-
ing of fix fail of the line and three frigates, ar-
,, lived at Algefiras from Cadiz, under the corn-
'
, ' • *nand of his Excellency Lieutenant-general Mo.
, ne-wp,in order to raife the blockade of four fail of
the hue and one frigate, which were under my
' orders, and to favour their efcape to Cadiz. That
. Officer accordingly gave me every affiliance in his
. power, in order to put my (hips in a condition to
put to lea, and to tow them out, in order to enable
them to let fail. Our labour was continued day
-.• and night.--General Molts's° made his squadron
*anchor in a line N. E. and S.W. On the tath
,
- there was a tolerably frefb call wind, and it was
• determined to let fail at one o'clock in the after-'
' • - 'noon, on account of the tide.—The fignal being
kiven at that hour, the fleet let fail, the Spa-
. bith fquadron being to windward of ours. 'I he
• frigate l'lndienne towed the Manama., which
vie were furry to perceive made very little way.
The calm which we experienced under Gibraltar,
neceffarily deranged the regularity of our order I.
• while the enemy having a brifk gale at Eati, failed
from Gibraltar with five fail of the line, a frigate,
a brig, and a Poreuguefe frigate, and formed in or-
der of battle. As loon as the Englifh Admiral
had patted Europa Point, he made a fignal, and
Immediately we few to windward fir fitil, of which
two had three marts. I was then with M. de Mo.
also, on board the Sabine frigate. At fun-let, the
two laft (hips of our line with difficulty doubled
cape Carnet°. Three only remained With the
HANN ism,vrhich was under jury-mans, and which
confequently could not carry mach fail. Night was
coming on, and it was tteceffary to determine to
leturn6to our anchorage, which might afford the
enemy an opportunity of attacking us before we
look a pofition. At all events, every delay was
dangerous, for the reinforcements which the este-
stinexpeeted, might arrive every moment The
breeze from the EaR becoming ftronger, we were
laured of a wind during the night. We deter-
mined td fend the HANNIWAL hack toAlgefiras, and
to pafs the Strait with the combined fquadron. We
then manoeuvred roast° facilitate the rallying of two
of ooryeffels, which had fafteninto the rear in cqnfe-
uence of the calm. The three french Veffels, which
railed better than could have been expeeild,were in
the vdt;and in that order it wasprdpofed to pats the
Strait. "At eight o'clock the enemy (hewed a dif-
pofition ref attack us. At nine we heard the re-
ports of *three cannon, and at the fame time we
err sires a ronfiderahle &fiance behind us. We
funned it might be fume of the enemy's veffels
making firals a their arrival. We congrata-

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FRANCE.
• PARK JULY 28.
The Milliner of the Police hat far
of the different Departments the folk
a litiattrer a Praia *lto calls him
• -
• timid, exereites the funaions dean
in the ibuildinpleffinedloothat purpo
PISA, who has tabatitted zo the Coi
ierwirdi comes to. retie in the fam
the Church &all belong exclunvely to
JOLT a¢ •
Cardinal riroxsazvi, the Seam',
his linlinefes returned to 'Rome on d
Yliterrdai._i• . •
• wawa' esenzaaav returns to the
The Kltftorof Bavaria has official
ed the retorts in circulation, of a
taken place between Ms troops and t
at a othment when the latter lately t,
of the Fief of.Scheenfees in the Upp
'rhe Elector declares, he has referred
the Feudal Court of Bohemia.
Joey
*Letters from Parma, of the sad Ju
•
the young King of Etruria has been
the whole people with great demonfit
and efteem. He was yefterday folen
•
ledged King by his father. Yefterda;
Deputies, fent by the Paovilional
came to falute him as the new King
Three Deputies from the Cifalpine R
to compliment him as King of Etrui
The Diet of Ratilbon hill. wait the
ral States, before they-adopt a nth
propofidon of the King of Sweden,
statue to the Archduke CHARLUS.
Accounts from America (fate, tha
• of May two French frigates, with a n.
• arrived at Guadaloupe.
•
• Some agents of Dundree, known
of Mayo', find other miferable age
maw, the correpondents of the Conn
reuth, are received and prom/Red by
ing houfes of Frankfort.
It is through their medium that al
counts are circulated, and all the I
are concerted in Europe. The f
Frankfort, infiead of affording the
and protetion, would do better tt
perfons. They would not thus ex's'
to the calamities which their condi
ante
ne
a thethem fwooarn?or
Has not
noAsreshaellwatt
continent then equally interefted
enough upon them? 'Ought they n
all the emiffaries of England, who
• handfuls of guineas to corrupt opii
itftray the public mind, are Hill more
than thofe of France. Among ooh
ports, it has been propagated in Et
Bade, that Citizen Cscatwr had bee
negociate with the Grand Duke of 1
• • news is Lae., Frarke has nothing
• ~ Prince FERDINewv, whofe fate has 1
• nlrodii
porvApn
adsfiot.i
new
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On the 9th of July, a Spanifh dim
ing of
.frr fail of the line and three
tired at Al~efirrs from Cadiz, un
iNiSTRY QF THE MARL
,' wand of his Excellency Lieutenant
, • !trim, in order to raife the blockade,
the line and one frigate, which we
orders,, and to favour their efcape to
Officer accordingly gave me every of
! power, in order to put my (hips in a
put to feu, and to tow them out, in or
• ';'; them to let fail. Our labour was o
and night.--General Moe mo made
anchor in a line N. E. and S. W.
there was a tolerably frefh call wind,
• *determined to let fail at one o'clock
• - 'noon, in account of the tide.—The
• . niven at that hour, the fleet let fa
ith fquadron being to windward of
• frigate l'lndienne towed the Hess
'we were furry to perceive made very
The calm which we experienced undi
neceffarily deranged the regularity 01
• while the enemy having a brifk gale a
from Gibraltar with five fail of the lit
a brig, and a Portuguefe frigate, and f
der of battle. As foou as the Engl
had palled Europa Point, he made
Immediately we taw to windward fir I
two had three marts. I was then witl
also, on board the Sabine frigate. A
two left chip{ of our line with diffici
cape Carnero. Three only remain,
Hammiest.,which was under jury-mall
confequently could not carry mach fail
coming on, and it was tieceifary to I
feturn'to our anchorage, which migf
enemy an opportunity of attacking
look a pofition. At all events, ever
dangerous, for the reinforcements set
stspexpened, might arrive every me
breeze from the Eaft becoming ftronl
*lured of a wind during the' night.
mined td fend the back toA
to pet's the Strait with the combined fl,
then manoeuvred Owasso facilitate the ra
of °cradle's, which had falleninto the
pate of the calm. The three french%
better tan oluld have been cap
the vaft;and in that order it wasprdpofi
Strait. -At eight o'clock the enemy I
pofition ref attack us. At nine we h
ports of 'three cannon, and at the (a
kres a rnotidevahle &lane* behi
, 4pr, fumed it rufgfit be fume of the en.
• waking fitmolo Of their arrival. Ai