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London, England, 1805-03-09 00:00:00

FRENCI.I JOURNALS.

Jul} as this Piper was going to the !refs we re-
ceived French Journals to the 74th ult. from which
we prefent the following important Extrads
Paul, Fu. 14.—0 n the rzth bis Excellency,
M. SCHIMMILPIIIIIINCI was admitted to take his
leave of her Majelly the Ernprefs.
,The Emperor and his Imperial Highnefs Prince
Josses:, are expeded at Turin about the middle of
Ventofe, where they will occupy the CaMe of Shipini,
two leagues from Turin.
They write from Portugal that it will be difficult,
for that Government to preferve its neutrality, and
not to declare againft England. •
FIBRUARY :6.—lt is conjedured that the Eng-
in fquadron which was off Meffina the zBrh January,
is in purfuit of the French' Iquadron which failed
from Toulon on the 18th, And that the latter is gone
to Egypt. London is (1111 in uncertainty with re:
fped to the dellination of the fquadron from Roche-
fort. L'Orient;Terrol, Cadiz, Brazil, Brea, Toulon,
divide coniedures. Toulon feems to prefent fomewhat
more of probability. 'The Engin Journals annex
fuch an importance to this olijed, that they will ven-
ture to announce nothing without being in poffeffion
of fads. On the 4th of February, at one o'clock, the
Englill: Government had received no information on
this fubjed.
Fan. 20.—The privateer the Deux Freres of Ca-
lais Captain Jean Michel Lefebre, liar taken on the
isth inn: and carried into Calais the Englifh brig the
I Venus, from North Yarmouth, of 83 tons burthen. •
Fre. J.—The Special• Military Commiffion of
Boulogne,. convoked by the Commandant General
of the camp at St. Omer, condemned to death on
the 1 ith Pluviofe, Pierre Charles Lourdiere, mace-
leer of the aoth regiment of infantry of the line, con-
victed of having held feditinua difcourfe, tending to
gib* good order and weaken the confidence of the

army in its officers, an.l the Government. Tie fen,

tence was carried into execution on the next day, in
the prefence of the whole divilion under arms.
F 54. 25.—The General of Divifion, OUDINOT,
Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour, is appointed
to the. Command in Chief of the Referee of Grena-
diers, in the Tom of Colonel Juror, who goes Am-
bafrador to Portugal.

Intelligence has been received from Bruffels that
M. SCIIII4IIILFINSINCR, Ambatfador from the Ba.
tavian -Republic to his Majefly the Emperor, paired
through that city, on his return to Holland, in the
night between the zgth and scth Pluviofe (the 18th
and rgth of Feb.) On the 3oth, in the morning,
paired through Brultels a Spaniih couriers difpatched
from the Hague for Madrid, to the. Chevalier d'AN-
swami., Ambit(Fedor from Spain to London.
FRONTIERS OF ITALY, JAN. 29.—Nothing is talked
of at Milan but the changes which are preparing in
the Government of that country, from the refult
of which the grease(} hopes are entertained. The
Italian Republic has Always appeared to the greater
part of enlightened perfons merely provilionary. It
was diftindly felt that the great change which has
bra dieted in the Government of France, muft ne-
ce(TarilY produce one liiewire inthat of the Republic,
and that tho Emperor of the French would not long
remain the Prefideut of the Italian Republic.
Every reafonable perfon would with to fee its place
(applied by an independent and hereditary monar-
chy ; and it is generally expefted that a Prince of the
Houfe of Bonaparte will be placed on this throne.-.
Many political changes will probably be the coati,
quence of this event.

The Staff of the Auftrian troops employed to form •
a cordon on the frontiers of the Tyrol, is eftablithed
at Rovoredo.
MlLza, Jam. is announced that his Ma-
jelly, the Emperor of the French, will arrive here its:
a short time in perfon, to organize the new Govern•
meat of the Italian Republic'. His Majefty will. be.
accompanied by Prince Jos El4l, his brother.
Fats. z.—Great preparations' are making here for
the reception of his Majay, the Emperor NA tor.acist
the Sovereign Pontiff, and other perfons of di ftinaion,„
who are expeded to arrive here in a short time. The
Palaces of Government, and other edifices, are fitting
up on the occafion. The greater part of the troops
now here will leave the City, to make room for the
Imperial Guards as well as other corps which are
on their march for Milan.

The Eleftoral Celieges hv.ve been convoked for the
tit of this month.

NAPLES, Fas. 4.—On the 28th of January the
fleet under Admiral NsLsopto Confining of ;2 !hips
of the line, two of which were three-deckers, and
five frigates, appeared before Pslcrtno : a frigate
advanced, and fent off a boat, *which landed an Of.
ficer with a parcel for General Arrow, and a letter
far the Englifh banker Gsuas. It was then three in
the minting ; the Beet continued in fight till eleven,
when it proceeded for MeiEna.
FRONTIERS 02 ITALY, Faa. 2.—On the 29th of
January it was announced to the French garrifnn of
(ftaliin) Verona, thit the Emperor NAPOLEON, the
Port, and Prince Josirli 'would arrive at Milan hi
the courfe of the month Of February. The latter
will be crowned sing of Loisbardy, and confecrated
by the POPE. A'great number of French troops are
on their march to be prefeni at the event.

TORBAY, MARCH whole of the Channel
fleet, under command of Admiral CoatibraLug;
are now under weigh, with a line wind at S. E.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 7.-..-CaITIO in the Spanifh flip
Sacra Familia, from Vera Cruz for -Cadiz, laden with
fugar, logwood, other goods, and 149,000 dollars and
one box of gold : fhe was taken on the 16th oli. off the
Wettern Wands, by the PacLas, of 32 guns, Capt.;
COCHRANS. The PALLAS has Alf° captured, and is
coming home with the' Spanifh (hit Fortuna, froda
Vela Cruz to Cadiz, laderA 'with fpicei of all kinds;
mahogany, logwood, 8;c. 4.1,,000 dollars and two
cafes gold images ; captured tui the Weftern Wands,
on the tsth ultimo. Arrived the Hurasea, of r 8
guns, from the Ealiward. Sailed the PILINCf, of
98 guns, to join the Channel fleet.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH B.—Arrived the A.t.cassas
frigate, from Gnernfey ; CASTOR frigate, with the
William (lore (hip, and a fleet of outward bonnet :ref.
felspunder convoy, from the Downs; Duchefs of York
cutter; and the Megara fire ship, from• a cruise. 7
Sailed the liirraosratr and ISIS men of war, with
the Lord Duncan, Earl Howe, Walpole, Wyndham,
Carmarthen, Ocean, Ceylon, C alcu ta, Surrey, Charle-
ton, and Phcenix, under convoy, for the Eaft Indies; •
Damts (loop of war, with feveral -outward bound
Well Indiamen, •under convoy, for Cork ; Miacus
and ALRICORE flaeps of war, on a cruize. ; Palled by
from the Downs, the RAISILISs man of war; to: join
the Channel fleet ; Lady Warren and -Pretty •Lafs
armed (hips, with convoys for Plymouth and Fal-
mouth. It was the Young Phceniz, Captain Duvat.,
land not the Lively, of Jerfey, which brought the un-
plearant news yetterday from the Mediterrauean.
DIAL, MARCH BC—Sailed thro' the Downs, from
Whitby,the DubIiti,:CEYNTHAM. for Jamaica. Sailed
la Chiffonne frigate 4 -the Weftward. Arrived the
Millington armed (hip, from the Weltward, and re-.
mains in the Downs with thb tell of the (hips as per
lea. The ad Battalion of the 78th Regiment; which
arrived in the Downs from Fott George, Scotland,
on board the Ocean, Chapman, and Lord Melville
tranfports, difem hat ked this day in cutters and boats,
and are gone to Dover, for Shorne-Cliff barracks. •

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