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FRANCE.

PARIS, FEBRUARY 9,
His Royal Highnefs Prince Jofeph arrived at
Rome irreg. and had entered the French Palace be.
fore his Holinefs knew of his arrival. This Prince
was received by his Hands with that native good-
pefs which diflinguithes this illutirious Pontiff. Af-
ter rating two days, Prince Jofeph let out for the
camp to review the different divifions of the French
army.
Ls Reeiprocite French privateer, Captain Vincent
Porchiu, has fent into Cherburgh the Diana Englifh
prize, from Bolton to Portfmouth, with canvas for
fails, white cordage, butter, cheefe, leather, and corn.
Frs. t I.—Letters from Vienna give us reafon to
foppore. that the Auftrian treafury will foon recom-
mence its payments.
On the sd inft. the Courageanx, of 74 guns, was
launched at L'Orient, amidft (bouts of .4 Long live
the Emperor !"
An epidemic difeafe prevails in Suabia, which has
proved very fetal ; it is Paid to have been introduced
by the Ruffians.
His Excellency M. Berthier. Minifter of War, and
Commander in Chief of the French army fince the
departure of his Majclty, arrived at Munich the
3oth ult.
People will have it that the whole of the Brett fleet 'I
is at lea. Government, however, obferve a profound
filence, and not a word upon this fubjeU has tranf-
pired through 'any of the newfpapers.
Letters from nothing (late, that in the night of the
loth January, a fmall cutter foundered at a !bort
diftance from that port : in the morning, at the turn
of the tide, the was feen water logged in the midlt of
the waves. and it was fuppofed that all on board
perifhed. About eleven o'clock, a piece of wood,
upon which a man was lathed, came floating towards
the (bore : Come American failors direftly jumped
into two boats, and rowed towards it in defiance of
the tempeft. One of the boats reached it, and. picked I
op the man, who at firft gave no figns of life ; but
upon being revived, by medical afflAtinee, he gave
the following account of himfelf :—that he was Louis
de Tarie, of-Dunkirk, Captain of le Vengeur priva-
teer, which, in conveying a prize to France, in ()Chi-
ller daft, was captured by the Englifh, and carried
into Chatham with her whole crew ; and on the lath
of January, he contrived to make his efcape out of
his clnfinement with another Frenchman, called
Vautier ; having afterwards met a ith three other
officers of French privateer., who were alto endea-
vouring to efcape from England, they all went to-
gether along the coaft to Harwich, where they feiz
ed upon an Englifh cutter laden with oyflers, and
put to fee on the night of the t 7th. On the iBth
they call anchor off Blankenberg : but the violence
of the norm forced the veffel from her anchors, and
di ,ive her upon the coati of Flufhing, where (be was
wrecked. Witt'. Tarie and Vautier being upon
deck, the fnimerlAthed himfelf to it, but the latter was
wathed off, and drowned, as were all() the three other
officers.