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London, England, 1805-07-01 00:00:00

ILIMBIIRGH _ILI/L.

VIEW; A, JUNF 5. —The Pruflian Envoy here,
Count Vox Krt.t.sa, has applied for his real ; his
fuccelThr is not yet known.—The Regiments which
are to occupy the Camp of Exercife, at Sommering,
have received orders to break up far their different
quarters to-morrow, that they may be able to enter
the above camp 4,n the octh inn.—lt is reported here
that his Majetly the Empe: or will have an interview
with the King of PRVSSI• at Carlfbad, where the
I Ater Sovereign is expeatd, it is raid, about the 12th
of this month.—Several letters from Italy !late that
the Minitler Aetna has returned from Palermo to
Naples, and refumed his former office.
Joss B.—The Ruffian General Sravaaroartti is
waived here from the Roman army at Corfu. It is
underflood that he is
from
Peterfburgh.—A mt.
tier has arrived here from our Envoy at Genoa, Ba-
ron Go I sve,, with the extraordinary intelligence that
the }tuck st Republic of Genoa has ceafed to exiil,
is now incorporated with the French Empire.---
The Emperor bas ordered four large frigates to be
built, and completely fitted out at Venice.—The
Counters d'Aitrois, by birth a Princes of Sardinia,
died this week at Gratz.

Bracts, Jume 15.-I'he Ruffian Chamberlain,
Prince 13aeaTusav,has arrived here from Ruffia.
NUREMBERC, JUNE t t..—Scow after the arrival of
the Marquis Luccnssiwi at Furtz, couriers were fent
off from that city for Vienna and St. Peterfburgh ;
Ekewife it +•as knew n that the Republic of Geno:t at
rcquell had bten incorporated with the Fiench
Empire.

FA.ANCI:TORT, JUNE 1 r.—liiS Excellency Count
COBENWL, the Auftrian Ambalfador, has
received a courier from Paris, who yefterday pro-
ceeded further. It is underthwd that his Excellency
will let out on his return to Paris on the rgth inft.
CONSTANTINOPLE, MAY t6.—The Minifters of the
Porte have had two great conferences relative to the
propofition which has been made for a triple alliance
between England, another great Power, and the
Sublime Porte ; but nothing has yet been determin-
ed ; and though tame potions pretend that this al-
liance alreody finned, it is known with certainty
drat the Milliner of the Power not named has re-
ceived orders front his Court to delay the conclufien
of this negociatirm.
MAY IS •-•-The letter of the Emperor NAPOLEON
has at length been delivered to the Grand Seignior,
but not precifely in the manner that the French
Charge ol'Afraires, M. PARENDEIIt, and the Interpre-
ter, M. JOURERT, had desired. After the audience
which thnfe gentlemen had demanded, in order to
deliver perfonally the letter from the Emperor Na-
POLFON to the Sultan, had been refuted, as contrary
to the tifige. of the Sublime Porte, the Charge d'Af-
faires, PAREXDIJR, tranforitted to the Grand Seig-
nior, by the Reis Effendi, a fecund Note, in which
he repeated Isis demand, and even reprefented the
condriC of the Minifter as deficient in civility. He
added, that if the letter was not received in the man-
ner he had required, he had orders to demand pair-
ports for all the perfons attached to the French em-
hairy and immediately leave Turkey with them.—
Upon this M. JovasiT wasdirdled to go to the fum-
mer palace at Kealana, where he met the Emperor
in a walk, when one of the officers attending on the
Esqltan took the letter from the hands of M. JouBERT
aid delivered it to the Grand Seignior, who, how-
ever, did not fay a word to the bearer.—The fqua
,Iron, which has long been fitted out in the docks of
tse arfenal, failed on the 3oth of April, to cruize off
the coatis of the Morea.

ST. PETERSBUIGH, JUKE T•-M. Novositzorv,
who has been much indifpofed for tome days with an
attack of the rheumatifm, is now greatly recovered.
M. KALITSCHEN, who had been Envoy to feveral
;',.ur,s, and %%ha was fur fome time Vice Chancellor
clAring :he reirn of PAUL, is lately dead.
thous, Jwrt 23 —All the Paris papers of the
19;11, except the illoniteur, repeat the intelligence
Ora was givet, in one of them two days before,
n •Inely, that according to accounts brought by a psi-
v steer of Nantes, the combined fqtradion had met
w;th fuch loccefs as would (hike terror into the ene
m;, efpeciaily in the trade of Liverpool: but that
:)r rdence required them to keep filence on the cub-
ic& The yawns! &i Dater adds, that the fame is

confirmed by letters from Char i sod it war
reported at Bourdeaar, on the 13th inflant,That one
of the French fleets had taken five Britilh fhipi of
the line, and five Indiamen.
It was reported at Paris. that Portugal had de-
clared war againtt Great Britain, which we Sall
foon bear confirmed, if true.

Astatraimm, JuNE 1 I.—Our Courant of this day,
under the•head Paris, fays, " It is reported here that
a General Congrefs for Peace will foon be held, ac-
cording to lonic, at 011 end. This report has become
very general within thefe two days, and appears to
be one of the caufes of the rife in the funds. •

HAMBURG Hi JUNE 19.--h is notified to the neu-
tral merchants, that in confequence of orders receiv-
ed, r.o mercharatize or Britifis manufaeture or colt)•
nial produce (hall henceforth be admitted into the
EleCtorate of Hanover, whatever may be the ulterior
dAnatian of Aeh goods.
Li: NOA, MAY 29.—Letters received yeflerday
1 from the South of Spain hate, that the combined
French and Spanith fleet had landed 3000 men on
1 tie Canary Itlands, to reinforce the garrifons there,
' and continued its courfe with a fair wind. It is ad-
ded that they met two Englifh frigates, which they
captured.
Menem, MAY 28.—Difturbances have long pre-
vailed as is well known in the province of Bifcay, in
conflquence of the abufe of Come old privileges. His
Majelly on the 23d innant appointed a Commandant
General, who will refide in its capital, Bilboa. In
confequence of this appointment, tome new political
regulations have b:en made, by which it is ordered
1
that no kind of general affembly can now be held in
this province, which never before had a Comman.
dant-General, without the exprefs approbation of the
Commandant, nor unlefs he himfelf, or Tome perfon
fully empowered by him, prefides in fuch affemblies.
The Commandant General at Cadiz has publifhed
an order, requiring all perfons, who have not had
the epidemic diforder of lag year, to leave the city
in a ikon time. This meafare is founded on the ob-
fervatioticonfirmed by expel ience, that wherever this
diflemper breaks out anew, it always attacks thofe
perfons who had before efcaped it. As the warm fea-
fon of the year approaches, our Government re •
doubles its vigilance and a.livity to prevent the dread-
ful confequences of the revival of the contagion.—
The cordon in Andalulia and the Tagus has been
arengthened. His Excellency the Prince of Peace,
among other meafures of precaution, has ordered
tgo,ooo fumigating apparatus to be prepared, ac-
cording to the invention of the celebrated French che•
mill, Gurros Moaviau. There machines will be
difiributed through the whole kingdom, and particu-
larly in the prosinces which have been ravaged by
the yell. w fever. They are to be fabricated under
the infpation of that able profeffor of Chemiltry,
Don Pinso Busao.
The squadron off Carthagena is etercifid daily in
the performance of marine mapccuvres : one or two
Blips put to fea every day, erPecially fuch as have
newly-raifedfulors, to exercife.