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

FRANCE.

PARIS, JULY 27.

On the gth a numerous column of grenadiers and
chaffeurs of the Imperial Guard arrived at Vime-
rens, and immediately occupied one of the adjacent 1
camps. The Tailors belonging to the guard went
out to meet their comrades, and accompanied them
to their quarters. In front of the camp tables were
placed, at which they were treated with a fraternal
mall. On the 18th an entertainment was given by
the officers of the marine guard to thofe of the diffe-
rent other branches of that eflabliffiment. A table of
I 5o covers was fread under a fpaciousand elegantly
decorated tent. At the further end was placed the
bull of the Emperor, on a verdant pedeßal, coveted
with flowers. An eagle frifpended a crown over his
head. The moll unreferved gaiety animated the whole
party. Among the toatis given on this occafion were
the following :
" His Majefty the Emperor and King! May his life be con-
ftantly happy, and may his glorious career be extended beyond
the ordinary term of exiftence."

" Her Majefty the Emprefs ! Her gentlenefs and beneficence
fpread happinefs around her. May the prayers which we offer up
for her cooftant felicity he in every refpeet granted."
" The Army of the Expedition May it, fpeedily traverfing
the (pace which feparAtts it from the enemy, crown its glory, and
lecure, by its fuccefs, the treedom of the fcas, and the repofe of the
world"

On Wednefday the Emperor held a Council of his
Mini fters. On Thurfday he prefided at the Council
of State, which affemblcd at St. Cloud at tett in the
morning.

They write from Etaples, of the 24th ;dint—
" The greatett aaivity prevails here, and the troops
only wait the orders of hia Maidly the Emperor and
King."
From Berlin we learn, that fince M. Novosivr.
ZOFF'S departure, Baron HILILDINBERG tranfmitted
to M. LAFORET, the French Ambatfador, a diplo•
matic note, full of the moll friendly expreffions to-
wards the Emperor of the French, and molt flatter-
ing to his Amissfactor.

JULY 28.
The Official Journal contains tome news from Ge-
noa, which appears calculated to tranquillife the
public mind refpetting the conduel of the Police at
Venice, relative to two Italian Officers, and the
French Commercial Commiffary, M. ROSTAIONY.-•
It is (fated, that M. MervioNotz, the Aufirian Con-
fill General at Genoa, who had quitted that city, as
well as the Autlrian Miniller Baron Glom, on the
union of the Genoefe Republic with France, had re-
turned thither, being ordered by the Court of Vienna
to difcharge thole functions with the French Govern-
ment, which he had exercifed with the Genoese. He
was, in confequence, introduced to the Arch-Trea-
furer La Bevy, as Reprefentative of the Auflrian
Emperor. Nevcrthelefs, all uneafinefs is not yet
entirely done away, fince it is airerted that three
perfons of diflinelion, tubjeas of the Emperor of
Auaria, and nuw retiding at Paris, have been put un-
der c:x.finenient in their lodgings, by way of reta-
liation for the arreft of the two Italian Officers at
Venice.

It is not yet known when the Emperor will go to
Boulogne, although a numerous column of grena-
diers and chaffeurs belonging to his gu4rd went thi-
ther fourteen days ago.

JULY 2g.
We learn, by letters from Havre, that a veffel
named the Carlin, with provifions for account of the
Government, being in danger of being taken by an
'Englifh cutter, ran on (hove at Etigues. The cutter
approached very near to the (bore, and kept up a
hulk fire ; but the Cattom-houfe Officers anfwered
it fo well, that fhe was obliged to Rand off. They
then went on board the Carlin, and brought her fate
into the port of Fecamp.

JUI.Y 30.
We are informed that the prefent French calendar
will loon be abolifhed, it being found productive of
endleii: inconvenience in mercantile tranfaaions, in
comparing dates of letters and bills of exchange, and
poffeffing not one advantage in return, as it was not
even aftronornically jolt, and attually feparated us
from all the reft of Europe.

Laft Sunday his Majefly the Emperor granted an
audience at St. Cloud to feveral perfons, when the
Prufiian MiLitter, the Marquis de Luccuastst, pre-
rented to his Majefly Count Srovr, Chamberlain to
:he King of Paussza, and two other Pruflan Gen-
:lemen.

It is alTerted that a telegraph will be ellablithed
lween Milan and Paris.
Five pzr Cents. with the Germinal Dividend, 61
anes 4o cents.

The I.bourers who are at work at the Chateau cf

the Thud!cries, for the eralion of a chapel, and. the
buildings for the mention of the offices of the Council
3f Sta'e. proceed with the grearefi aetivity. The pal-
rages at the fide of the tight aifle are filled with hewn
[tone, which are carried there ready formed and pre-
pared to fill the place which is deained for them.—
Such is the promptitude ufed for their completion,
that all the v. orkmen continue their labours till night,
that is, till near nine o'clock in the evening. The
trsah,ory work is to be immediately fucceeded by the
labnurb of the decorator. The band traced on the
front of the Caftle oppofite the Thuilleries, and the
raquetting Houle, and on which were the infcrip-
Pon and the attributes of the French Republic, is ef-

lac-A, to give place to the Imperial and Royal Arms.
On his paffage, by the department of the Aube,
his Imperial and Royal Majeffy evinced a defile to
ree the manufaCtories in this department for the fpin-
bing of cotton on an eztenlive plan, to fund& the
Manufalturers of dimity, niutlins, and hoilery, which
few from thence, particularly to Troyes the chief
lace of the department, where there eQablithments
it in tos greatell pro!'perity. The light of a Sove-
eign, whofe eye nothing efcapes, could not fail to
:cite zeal and emulation. In confequence, M. Roos-
t, AO, proprietor of the domain and ancient abbey
,f Clairvaux, •ten leagues from Troyes, where he
.s already fueceeded in many ettablifhments, fuch as
gl:iis ciat.tifattoi y in the manner of Alface and Bo-
'a3rai.r; a paper mill, where they make paper of limy,
qoic), apical -. to unite the qualities proper for va.
ti •us ;:ies in the at ts, has formed the projeCt of adding
W,az i,i fpinniog cotton thread by'machinery, in imi-
-1 ,1. n of that which have been creek(' force time
11::,:e in many of the departments.