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London, England, 1804-02-22 00:00:00

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PARIS. PILB.
A letter from Sables, dated the 3I ft ult. mentions
the arrival at that port of an Englith Indiaman, with
a cargo valued at 1,500p00 livres.
Nineteen perfons have recently been apprehended
at Venice, under a ftrong.furpicson of having been
concerned in the depredations which have for force
time been committed in that city. The !toted head
of the Sbirri, Caligari, has alto been taken into cof-
tody. This man, under the old
roceedin Governmen
the t, co
ezercifem-
mitted the molt arbitrary pgs in
of his official duties.
Two large retie's have failed down the Seine,
loaded with a 6 and 36 pounders.
About sso of the Marine Guard have arrived at
Rouen.
General. Jouaoaa is appointed Commander in
Chief of the Army of Italy, for which quarter he
will fet off without delay.
The twn frigates and t s gon.boats voted by the
Italian Republic, are completely built and equipped.
Letters from Trielle Rate, that on the gth ult.
two Engli& veffels, of 6o guns each, entered that
harbour. Their ultimate deffination remained a

ferret.
It is Rated that General Memoir, into command
the army in Holland.
Admiral Baum has retyrned to Paris. on leave,
for the recovery of his health, which has bees for
fame time bad.
It is reported that the Commidittr of State. Rau,
is to be appointed Direace General of the Police.
On the 23d of January 189mmillt veal arrived at
Marfeilles, which brought sleds, NMI be Governor
of Malaga to the Commitary for CammercialArairs.
This letter Oates, that the epidemic diforder. which
prevailed at Malaga no longer cribs, and that on die
tech of December Te Deem was fang by way of
tbankfgiviag.
71111117AILT it•
The Profper privateer, of Boulogne. mouotiog
firs-pounders, and commanded by Capt.Baexiyairr.
has taken in the Anfe de Bourn an Eaglifb letter of
maimier, mounting twenty !oar. glanders, from
the Maud of St.-Vincent, with a cargo of foga:,
coffee. and cotton, and carried her into Dieppe.--
Meeiersr, Fsi. 9.
enures"' to.
The Chalker. of Mead. has captured and car-
ried bon the Teed en FARM veal, the Mary, lades
wish differeat Mods of bile goods, of great mdse.
—Cid& CARO. FA to.
TSIIII,IIIIIT It.
The courageous and learned traveller. Mr. How
sosr, has written to the Inaitute, that be will be in
Europe-is the math of May. He has fen a boa
of minerals from Peru end Mexico, cowrie's*
porphyry, obtains acme. native iron. a foul abfo.
finely aew geographical peados% wish as obferva•
tier of theVaafit of Mercury. made at Lima.
the Midget of this year has bees communicated
to the Osaka of Finances of the Tribunate, and it
is thought k will foes be hat to the Leginative Body.
PROM Tin PAWS PAPERS.
Dram. Fee. 5.--A Snail privateer of Boalert
=lyessrday the William' Beckford, an Foglia
f you toss bunks. mounting eight guns.
and Wrist; on board sweaty five men i Are was laden
with fegar, came coma. sad elephants teeth. and
hadfalleddieeveakeg before fromPortfinonth
doe. No No e!gageonent took place. as the crew refofed
to fight again!! the Fresch.--Meetiemr. Fal. 8.
Parsassoaou. Jan. 3.—lt is believed that the
departure of Count Woaossow will be followed by
by fume changes in the MiniOry.
Prince littlest'', the late Vice Chancellor, arrived
here today.
Our Mainers have lately had feveral conferences
with the Ambaffadors of Sweden and Denmark. We
are unacquainted with the fable% of them, but there
is every tattoo to patient that the Northern. Courts
will take meafures en concert for the maintenance of
the neutrality and &cur icy of the navigation and com-
merce of their fubjeas.
Coaeo, Dee i7.—The &Mimes, a Greek tribe.
who occupied, in the vicinity of the Pachalic of Ja
nine, Pomo mountains of very difficult aced's, but
t 1 which Ali Pacha was refolved to obtain poffef-
fion.have at length fallen under his repeated attacks.
The ports of Chiaffa and Cogna have been eva-
cuated by capitulation, and the inhabitants have ob.
tainci re/111003n to remove to the city of Parga.
The ha poll in their p ITeMon, Santa Veneranda.
which formed their magazine, was immediately ne•
copied by the Gieek Father SAMUEL, who comman-
ded the tribe fur th: Lia three years. He threw
himfelf into this pat with acto men of refolute bra-
very. and for three days fullained the snacks of the
Turks, who had azo men killed or wounded ; but
their water and provifions being exhaulled, they
were obliged to capitulate. It was agieed upon, that
the Sulliotes occupying the poll of Santa Veneranda
Ibould withdraw, with their arms and baggage, to
Parga, and that Ali Pacha Ihould write to the Magi-
Rrates of that city to enfure their reception.
Hoßages were mutually delivered. and the poll
was evacuated; the Papa only, and four of his corn.
panions, remaining to deliver up the Roves. Two
Turkill:Officers, fat by Ali Pacha for the purpofe
of receiving them, prefented themfelves to &twits.,
who {hewed them into his hut, and inßantly letting I
fire to the powder lodged in it, blew up himlelf, his
finer comrades, and the tsrn Turkilh officers. lie had
fume days before ezprellid his determination to die
in a manner which would excite the admiration of
the French nation.
While this catallrophe was palling. the aoo Sul-
liotes Mho had evaetrated the poll of Santa Vene-
randa, were proceeding, conformably to the capitu-
Ittion, Miih their wives and children. towards Parga.
At the &lance of two leagues from that city, they
were furruunaed by scao Turks, who funtmoned
them in the name of Ali Pacha to lay down their
aims and furrender at diferction. The Sulliotes de-
fended theadelves in the moll defperate manner. and
after an action of time hours, thote who had already
reached Puga, with a party of the inhabilanti,
came up to their afiiilance. The Turks. in confe.
tpttvice, ah Ind -sled sl it defign. Ali Pacha. how-
ei er, wine * tliteatening letter to the inhabitants of
Patga. lulittiug that the Sulliutes ilsouhl be deli
ward in‘o i.is power ; but to this a refufal was
yawned.