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London, England, 1801-10-29 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, OCTOBER 21.
THE MINISTER OF MARINE TO THE MARITIME

PREFECTS.

I h:lften to inform you that, notwithflanding the
reflrktions which kern to refult from the t tth ar
tick of the Preliminaries of Peace with England,
the Commercial Navigation is entirely free. An•
nounce this happy and important news immedi-
ately in all the ports of your diftriCi. French !hips
may put to fca in full fecurity. An abfolute cef-
cation of hollilities is agreed upon between the two
Governments, and the Englifh Admiralty fent off
on the t ith intl. orders to all the armed (hips.
OCTOBER 24.—Citizen COLINCOURT, the COM.
mander in Chief of the zd regiment of Carabineers,
has left Luncville on a Ipecial million, it is fup-
pofed, from Government to the Ottoman Porte.
Two Officers of his corps have accompanied him.

OCTOBER 25.— LE SCALIER, formerly Counfellor
of State, is jut} gone from Paris. It is faid he is
gone to St. Domingo.
The extraordinary courier lent to General Mu-
RAT with the news of the Preliminaries of Peace
being figned with England, arrived at Milan the
Bth of Oclober: the publication took place in the
evening, with much folemnity, drums beating, co-
lours flying, lighted torches, anal amidff univerfal
acclamations. General MURAT immediately fent
off couriers, and diipatched orders for a frigate to
fail from Ancona to the Army of the Eaff with
the happy tidings.
The dock-yards of Bayonne begin already to feel
the effeas of Peace ; fifteen (hips have been got on
the Rocks. In all the other ports of the Repub-1
lic, thip-building is alto carrying on.
A letter from Madrid, publiflied in the Italian
Gazettes, Rates, that Admiral MASSAREDO, who
commanded at Cadiz, has requefled and obtained
leave to refign.
OCTOBER 25.—According to accounts from
Otranto, Am, the Pacha of Janina, has fled from
his government, in confequence of the revolt of
his fub)ths, and a recent defeat from the Pacha of
Delphinia.
The Prete& of La Cote d'Or has addrefred the
following letter to the PrefeEts and Mayors of his
clepartnient ;-
0, Some individuals, who had left France pre-
vious to the 14th of July, and whole names are not
iufcribed in the lifts of Emigrants, have again en-
tered the territory of the Republic, withoutcomply.
ing with any other form than that of procuring a pa fl-
port on the frontiers. I am allured that there are fe-
venal of this defcription in this department, whole
paffports were fhewn to me on their arrival. As they
may flypole that they have nothing farther to do
in order to :elide quietly in France, I beg, Citi-
zens, you will inform therm, and others in the
fame circumflances, whether provided or not with
paffports, that they mull fend me a certificate, at-
telled by the municipality of the place in which
they bait refided before their departure from
France : t ft, Of the period of their departure ;
sd, Of the reafons which induced them to leave
it ; and 3d, Of their laft place of abode in France.
This certificate muff be figned by the prefea of
the department in which the municipality is fitua.
ted. Such are the forms prefcribed by the Minißer
of Police in his letter of the 3oth ult. and of which
I defire you will attend to the execution on the
part of thofe whole duty it is.
Exchange on London, at 30 days, 22 1. 95 c. ;
at go days, 22 f. 85 c.