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London, England, 1802-11-13 00:00:00

fluence acquired by France. The Imam of
PARMA is dead, and that duchy is now announced
to be under the proteaion of the French Republic,
which alone is to exercife in it the fun&ions of
Government. It has, in faa, become French
property, and the Court of Madrid has ac•'.
quiefced in the meafure by a convention executed
between that Power and France !

Either the right of France to affume the Sove-
reignty of Europe muft be acknowledged in a
fhort time by thofe Powers which yet ezift, or
thofe very Powers muft, in a fiort time, unite to
fecure their own independence !
To dwell on the tendency of the ufurpationa of
France is not neceffary, when our Readers are to
be prefented with details of the kind that follow :
PARIS, Nov. 9.—Prince RuSPOLI, h is Paid, has
not accepted the Office of Grand Matter of Malta.
HAvLE, Nov. 9.—Yeftertlay the Conftituted Au-
thorities, Civil and Military, were prefcnted to the
FIRST CONSUL, who received them with great at.
fability. All the fpeeches addreffed to him were
expreffive of refped, love, and fubmiffion for all
the Adminiftrators. To the fpeech made by the
Mayor, at the head of the Municipal Council, Bo-
NAPARTR replied :—" That he was flattered by
the teftimonies of refpeit given to him by the in-
habitants of Havre, that he deferved them by the
intereft he took in their town, that Rouen and
Havre were the two firft towns he had vifited fince
the Peace ; that he confidered the latter as the
Port of Paris ; for (added he), Paris, Rouen, and
Havre form only one city, the grand ftreet of
which is the Seine." Then fpeaking of the works
in the harbourb he raid, " He had obferved, that
there Rill remained a great deal to be done ; but
that he taw with pleafure that a great deal had
been already done. He charged the Members of
the Municipal Body to ezprefs to their fellow ci-
tizens, how much he was fatisfied with the recep-
tion they had given him."

The body of Merchants was prefented to him,
and M. &coy an, of whom Havre is proud, ad-
dre(l•ed him in a fuitable fpeech. The Fiasir
Cortsur. converted for an hour on every branch
of maritime commerce, as if he had been engaged
with it during his whole life. He gave them con•
folation for the pall misfortunes, and hopes of
future profperity. He chewed them that time
alone can repair every thing. He invited the Pre-
fident of the Civil Tribunal, the Prefident of the
Tribunal of Commerce, and M. Bsoouse, to
dinner. The Municipality gave a dinner of 8o
covers to all the perfons who compofed the Suite
of the Film Coesu L. All the Civil and Military
Chiefs were invited to it. In the evening there
was an illumination. The FIRST CONSUL and his
fpoufe went to the Play ; after which Madame
BorrAvaßTE received company,and told the Ladies
of our town how much the loved a port from which
the had embarked 13 years ago, for Martinico.
This morning at break of day the Fi err CoNsuL
was on horfeback. He went round all the barons
and embarked in a boat prepared for him to in-
fpetl every part of the port. He returned at half-
after nine.

Lyons, Nov. 3.—A fociety had within there
few months been eftablinted here under the name
of Fathers of the Faith. It was organifed, and had
cho.fen a Director, who *as ftyled the General of
the Order. This dangerous Corporation has juft
been fuppreffed by order of the Government ; it
attempted to lay hold of the confidence of the
great and of the rich, as likewife of the education
of their children, and attempted to wield the two
great engines of the Confeflional and of the Ca-
thedra, in order to thunder like enthufiafts againfl
the (late, and thofe Priefts who have fubmitted to
it, and to diffeminate on all fides principles hoftile
to the Government. They had it in contempla-
tion to fpread themfelves far and near, and to en-
grofs the education of the youth of the country.
CAILIARiIIig, Nov. I.—The Prince de Rzuss,
General in the Auftrian fervice, charged with the
general direction of the recruiting for the Auftrian
army throughout all Germany, received at Offen-
bach,where he had fixed his Head-quarters,orders
by a courier from Vienna to repair immediately
to Ratifbon : he fet out tome hours after the arri-
val of the courier. The motive of this miffion is
not known.

Buss, Oct.. v.—The Provifional Govern-
ments of Lucerne and Rhetia are diffolved, and
the Conftitutional Authorities have refumed their
funeftions. The French battalion, which was here,
fet out this morning for Lucerne, which it will
reach to-morrow. Citizen PLANTA, Prefect of the
Grifons, has been releafed, in confequence of a
demand made by the Helvetic Government to
that of the Canton : he has entered on his func-
tions, after having been detained forty-five days.
The Senator Stoics& is to repair to Ratifbon, for
the affair of the indemnities. Citizen Wls LAND
will fupply his place provifionally in the depart-
ment of finance. •

The Gazette of Shaffhanfen announces the en-
trance of the French troops at Stanz, and in the
Gritons, to the number of 6000 men: thofe which