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HAMBURG!! MAIL.

ST. PETERSBURG NOV. g.—The EA wind am
blows, and the cold is beginning to be fevere.—
s AVM! R's Thermometer is this morning at t3°.
The Neva is already tull of float ice, and if the
weather does not loon change, it will be frozen up.
Copetst4 so EN, Nov. 16.—The fon of the planter
ARMSTRONG, who has been to London, is now ar-
rived here, in order to engage the well known
mildnefs of the Danifh Government in favour of
his unfortunate father.
A Ihip, which the Duke of Auguftenberg had
ft,.ighted for the conveyance of his effeas from
Augutienberg hither, has been wrecked on the
Faller Ris. The lots of his Royal Highnefs in
plate and other valuables is fuppofed to be confi-
fiderable. The crew arc toyed.
BERLIN, Nov. zo.— His Maiefly has been much
iodifpofed for fome days pall, but is now better.
The King has prefented a valuable diamond
fnuff box to the young Baron KRUDENER, fon of
the Baron KRUDENER, Ambaffador of Refia at
this Court.
It is fuppofed that the King will appoint Baron
HARDENLBURG Cabinet Minifler for the affairs of
the Royal Family in the room of Baron AnvEN-
SL E. BEN.
Baron BUDBERG, Ruffian Ambaffaclor at the
Court of Sweden, is arrived here, and after a few
days flay will go to Peterlburgh, where he is to fill
one of the highefl places in the Secret Council of
War.

FRANCE.

PARIS, 3 FRIMAIRE, NOVEMBER 26.

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A Decree paired by the Confuls on the 19th in ft
relative to the iffand of Guadaloupe and its de
pendencies, contains the following articles :
ARTA. All local lifts of emigrants formed in the Colonies
are fuppreffed, and to be regarded as of no circa. They can-
not be urged in bar of the claims of proprietors to be put in pof-
feilion of their effzets.
U. The .emigrants only from the Furopean territory of the
Republic, arc to be confidcred as fuch in the Colonics when
they are unable to produce vouchers of their names having been
crazed, or their having been included in an at of amneity, con-
formably to the laws, decrees, and Senatus-Confulta, paffed
upon this fajta.
111. Tn conequence of there difpofitions, none of the proprie-
tors of colonial eftate', who have refided on the European ter-
ritori of the Republic fince the month of May 1792, an be put
in poffeflion of thofe eftates by the Prefeds, or other Admini-
ftrators in Chief of the Colonic.% until they have produced the
requifite proofs, actor ling to the forms hitherto in ufe, rela-
tive to their reitlence their non-emigration, or erazure, or
that they have been admitted to enjoy the benefit of the am-
natty pronounced by the Senatus-Confultum, of the 26th of
April laft.
The Englilh Ambalrador, Lord WHITWORTH,
is looking out for a larger and more commodious
Hotel than that which he now occupies in the
Fauzbourg St. Honore. This circumftance does
not well accord with the hope which fome of the
writers of his Nation feem (fill to entertain.
The commerce of the Black Sea, which is one
of the moll ufeful conqttefts which BONAPARTE has
achieved in favour of France, begins to unfold it-
fclf molt aufpicioufly. Several (hips from that fea
have already arrived at Marfeilles, and a greater
number is (portly expetfted.
By private letters, lately received from St. Do-
mingo, the accounts publifhed in the Official Jour-
nal are fully confirmed. The infurgent Negroes
have been completely worfted and difperfed in all
points, and the colony enjoys the molt profound
tranquillity.
From the 13th to the 15th Brumaire, (Nov. 4 to
Nov. 6), 36 packet-boats from England arrived in
the harbour of Calais, with 201 pairengers, and
there failed from the fame port,in the fame fpace of
time, 35 packets, with 1347 pairengers for Dover.

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bending that they were not in fufficielit ftiingth 1
to preferve order and tranquillity.
HARTMANN of Thurftetten, the former Sub-
Prefea of the Liftriels of Waugen and Lan zenthal,
has been taken up. He is accufed of having at-
tempted to foment a new infurreaion in the coun-
try parts. his faid alto that fome Bernefe who
went lately into the Pays de Vaud, have been ar-

relied. -
The Ez-Landassman of Unterwald, WAR SCH,
has been removed to she prifons of Lucerne and
thrown into a dungeon. But as foon as M. 13e-
SINGENt Curate of Stan; and who had been dif-
poffefred of his cure during the time of the infur-
reetion, by the influence of the Landamman, was
informed of the circumftance, he went to Lucerne,
and interceded fo ftrongly in his favour, that the
Landamman obtained permiflion for him to be
confined in an Inn in the town. The Ez-Landam•
min of Appenzel has been fent to the citadel of
At bonrg. The Canton of'Lurich has appointed the
Ex-Direaor LAHARPE as its Deputy at Paris. He
is thus the reprefentative of three Cantons—Zu•
rich, Zug, and Berne.
On the 6th, feveral perfons had afrembled in
order to appoint a Deputy to the Confulta, and to
draw up a memorial to Box APARTP, of whom they
.proporecttofolicit a popular government. This mea-
fare appeared to be illegal in the eyes of the con-
ftituted authorities, and the pearants were fent
back to their rerpe6tive houfes. More troops have
been fent into the Eaftern Cantons.
KATISBOII, Nov. 16.--The Deputation of the
Empire this day held its 27th fitting. The Direc-
torial Minifter of Mentz communicated to it a
note from the Minifters of the Mediating Powers,
containing the modifications which they have judg-
ed proper to make in the general plan of the in-
demnities.
VIENNA, Nov. 12.—His Royal Highnefs the
Grand Duke of TUSCANY has written to theFIRST
CONSUL to notify to him the death of the GRAND
DUCHESS his fpoufe, and to inform him of his
prefent fituation. The FIgST CONSUL in his an-
fwer, has tellified to the Prince that he feels in a
fenfible manner the lofs he has fuUained.
The commerce of the Black Sea engages at
prefent the particular attention of our Court.
JOSEPH 11. had obtained from the Porte the right
of navigating on the Danube as far as the entrance
into that fea ; but the hordes of brigands who infet
ted both the banks of that river, did not permit
advantage to be taken of this new fonrce. It is
now propofed to engage the Governors of the
Turkifh Provinces bordering on the Danube to
eftablifh Military pofts among the rivers and toll-
houfes, the produit of which may ferve for pay-
ing the troops. The navigation will then be fafe,
and the commerce of Germany will derive from
it incalculable advantages, as the Danube receives
almoft all the rivers of Suabia, Fanconia, Bavaria,
Auftria, Hungary, Moravia, Carinthia, Croatia,
Bofnia, Sawa, and Tranfylvania. The Court of
Vienna flatters itfelf that it will obtain alfo from
the Porte, for Venice and Triefte the free navi-
ration of the Black Sea through & Dardanelles,
in the fame manner as R.uffia, France, and Eng-
land, have obtained it for their commerce.
Five per Cents. 52 fr. 95 c.