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FRANCE.

PRIVATE LETTER. PARR, JAN. 7.

Soon after his arrival left night. the neer Cousin
Ant for the Minifiers of the Marine and War depart,
sweets. and was clofeted with them for two hours.—
Report filys, that he is not very well fatisfied with
his lel journey to the coati t neither the works of
poolope, nor the armaments, were found la OA.
Onward Pam be emceed; and the late brass -aid'
the wrecks along the met, had coafiderably abated
the enthufiafm of the fiddlers. Several eamps ere
removed three miles from the feafide. but tits mope
amines to matmovre on the canals and men gt
fame Mimes boa the fen every day 'for sight or tan
boon.

The Marquis Lyceum'''. and thetoost de Co.
sursst, have this semis/ had confers:Ka with.
the Tarr COIIBIIL sad with TAII4.BIIMAND. sad Ifter-
%was diglatthed couriers to their retpeaire Courts.
The rumen for a Canards, sod for negotiables
hearses the BeUigerent Powers. are daily hierealiegi
sod it is sow fail that Pruffa has oldsred, sad beta.
=1.112, Fraacet.oas.aa a
orelsiliatore.. a&ther
.rin oar diplomatic circles is, that either
.k.aboailities will mars between En
num at that Audsia, italla, Prolfa,
will join in the war. ...... $:
lises On Orilla. day, Count de COlllllllBl.
&ea the 71188 C 011802.• with a Ilateriaglaar
, Ms own hand, a gad fasaboa, encircled with
scads, valued at ear leek d'ors. so doubt
ass reward for his. sod prison to
_mama
the sassy vivacities and ftaiss of the Aoguitchief of
tar State. He b now MOM than ever •la isoi til
she Thuillaies. , ....

It is Enid that /011/11PARTI intends assist ta kt out
for tbe ems* is the Irrostart of this abeathy
he lrlirt
vat for the armaateats et Mae-
las mid

mEntsituifilt

• liensexce. Jae.:.—At the bead of the chafes
mrps, catalog at Anse from the Truck army,
will be placed a put of the Ccmibler bedf ssord.
and the whole will be employed is as essespeise of
principal impeesmat is the intended expedition'
aria Weed.
• The camp acer pnekirk will be reinforced with
also° mos ami 3 regiments of careby, to which.
k fa lid, will Skew* be added a past d the Daub
mew. The merchant•veids intended for the cm•
lambskin of the cavalry are in compleat reading('
lbr that parrots.
. ran. 4.—Ae Bergen St. Waor goo bakers are em-
ployed in baking ihip-bread for the expedition spina
Sagiaal They Nod re, betide. 'edgily; sad po.
?lame a Enloe So matinees pei day.
Ilk bare ea yet received from Paris so certain se-

masts of the apemen of Bonarears. Accord-
ing to fame hmr. Melded from that nay. bowevar.
tbe sena Ike. of the Pima Coma& ere packed in
N. tramples math ; the detachments of Ms body
yard are ready siefoort bun. and his departure is
smelled every boat Gesual Dosoc sod other of-
fbeat have already fat out.
HOLLAND.

• Bums. Jar. 3.—The neer Comsat. is foots ce-
real at Habil, irises Gears/al hfaer sr het pre-
pared quarters for his empties. He erda isfprit the
espeditioa before it Ms from Had iag, sad biaifelf
give particular aad firm orders as the eamaseader
of -

Vilnius.
At Boulogne as well u at Mains trials have
beets made of the Batavia* goa.boats. which carry
a a* ponder. and are capable of mancenvering at
fia; as wail in rough as In calm weather. At Flu&
hags eanfejessee of the *agitation of all trade.
the peke Odic ascalrariekof.life is greatly enhanced.
ad the Mao of great unralten of the inhabitants
is extreme.

• Oa the la! day tithe late year the =decal guard
throughout our republic was- difmiffed with thanks
fur ita ferilces. la May the new citizen militia will
be fouled.

AIISTUDAN, JAXuaair 7.—lt is Paid that the Em-
.
peree AVIIMIIOIII has elptelFed himfelf to be deep-
ly &heed by the misfortunes which the French have
draws epos Holland, the inhabitants of which teem
to be reduced to the moll eztrtme Rate of wretched-
a& and ruin. It is indeed a fiat, that a fpirit of
ditfatisfaflion or defpondency may be ken in every
countenance, • bile she complaints of poverty from
ail quarters are innumerable and 'hocking. At
litaafJuice, Vlaarding, and Scheveningue, the inha-
bitants, who were formerly in eafy circumllances,
are now literally Revving ; basing been obliged to
rain the principal means of their fubfillence, the
Gull craft and barges, for the porpofe of the
urn. Thole who are dellined to take a more aOive
part in this event, are fo highly diffathfied, that they
only wait for a favourable opportunity to expels
their refentment by a general mutiny.
The finances of the country are exhaufled, and the
Import. and .1, hitrary exaftionann the pat t of the
vemmc e, inst•aduf dintinitaing the deficit, only tend
el inete.ti, it. In thort, the ticltruitina of this unfor•
mote country hes been completed by the capture of
in Colonies and Indiamen, which has produced a
fchllrn between the Provitional Government of Hol
bind and the Dircaory. the farmer of which has re-
f fed to obey the mandates of the latter.
The redden evacmoion of Hanover by the French
:enema is fupprifed to be for the purpose of flrertioh-
smog Holland in cafe of any infurre 9i,n, or (14 a 41,-
fcent on the pan of the 1.01 is much ip
pretended, notwith (landing their vauotedpref.araticw
.K o/J•idive, wand's.

Maus

.

DIU" lailliAtlr 6—lt is &Seek to roes say
*goo as to the Rate of the foreign relations of this

Coat;—it is however believed. that form circus-
fiances are now in embryo which will thordy deve-
lops its politics. It is certain that the Marquis de
Laccussort has made Ilrong remonflrances so the
Spornlar Court. &gala* the late forced loans at
Ramburgh. Bream, itc. and that he is charged with
urging fame meshing tending to relieve the Haw.
amigos from their prefent oppreffive burtbens.

GERM.ffr.

HANOVIR. Dsc. sB.—General !dogma has been
attacked with a violent fit of the gout. a difeafe to
which he is such fajta. By the advice of his pby-
ficisas be intends to take a journey to Paris for the
recovery of his health.

Dec.pt.-4a we hear. tOOO sore French troops
will parch away very loos. by which we bops the
burden of qaarteriag the foldiers will be &minified
ass ball.

It is calculated that the change of the contri-
butions of beer, vegetables. &c. in kind. into ready
miesty. will eau& a Caving of 64.000 rig dollars in two
litesdai and a half. The toad half brigade. goo
bees, smirches in a few days. Five hawked hid-
*mesa *No leave Hanover.
jam1.40.--Tbe alienate of the expenees oeeafiased
by the refsdenee of the French is now complete, and
will, it is fel& be laid before the FIRST Cowan.
As the contra's far the (apply of the French
troops end with the eia of January, the Commiffary's
Office has renewed than with the coatraikors for the
three following moths.
The Duke of CADISItIOCIR has feat over the ofoal
New Year's gift to all his fervants here.
The day ►efors yellerday the delivery of the saeo
bodes was completed.

Jeemsar courier is arrived here from Pe
Wile*Rb, with erlipatelese floes ' the Haanverian
RdWase there to the Stems; which are Rated to be
pf *some Orb. Imam
is mops of a theofend French imps are
=Air sidles to leave this *aortae Within the prelim
smith ; and the purveyors of fed i meat to the Re-
publican army here have received notice. that their
rankles will be difpenfed with oat the sad of Febru-
ary. The Cammithooer Deauca, sad General
11111111111111 have been recalled t the hawk codned
by the gout. General Motile* is to remain. With a
few reginmats may, nal the emelafson of peace
with blind.
Hematitic'', Joe. to.—Some villas have takes
advantage of the temporary abfenee of the lititia
miters to eater the Elbe, mid are arrived here. The
Haiti& Matt is however latest, but we believe in.
windily. to have claimed the Tads =Navin vio-
lated the blockade.

The Marian troops, under Prince LactIVIIIISTIMI,
Rill remain on the frontiers of Bavaria.

By private intelligence it appears, that the Hano-
verian Legion, about which the French make fo much
parade. does sot yet amount to 600 men, of whom
not one fines man is a Hanoverian born. Thofe (01.1
diem, of die late Hanoverian army, who have grained
in the Legion, have been, many of them, deferters
from the neighbouring States, and, confequently,
could not return home. This informati.n comes to
me from an inhabitant of Zell, a very worthy man,
who. as the Legion has been long quartered there,
has had every opportunity of knowing. efpeekelly u
he is in a public fituation, which obliges him to have
frequent intercourfe both with the fuldiers and officers.

RATISIIOII, Dsc. aft.—The demand of a new vote
made to the Diet, by hi. Da BILDT, in his qua.
lily of bliailler Plenipotentiary of the Kiwo of Swa-
im, is ftrongly fupported by the fdinifters of Bavaria
and Baden. It is known that the KING of PRUSSIA
has promifed to intereft himfelf in favour of this
meafure.

Warms', Jaw. 3.—lt is now underitood that a
Convention will be agreed to between the Courts of
Vienna and Munich, according to which a part of
Bavaria, on the frontiers of the quarter of the Inn, will
be ceded to Au!iris, for which Bavaria will receive
in return fame Au'lrian pofiefGons in Suabia.
BANKS Or rill HAM Jaw. I.—The difpntes be.
tureen the Government of the Brifgaw and the Order
of Malta, are not yet terminated. The Order has
hitherto infifled, but in vain, on the full and entire
execution of the general reces, which confers on it
the entire property of the rich abbeys and convents
of the Brifgaw : it is the only one of the Rates of the
empire which has not been able to obtain any thing.
Though the Brifgaw is aftually feparated from Auf-
tria, and has its particular Sovereign, the Court of
Vienna, with which this Sovereign is intimately con-
netted, employs all its influence to maintain entire
the Sovereignty of the Brifgaw, fuch as it exified at
the time when the treaty of I.unevillc was concluded.

VIIEIIII4. Die.. 25.—The feveral Commit''loners of
o%lf Court and of BAV.lllll..bour here chilly to adjin
the differences which have adieu% between there two
Powers, and which demand a further definition be.
twecn thefe Cabinets. The Cootienor of Conference

Ficuria. prefides 011 this occalion.
Orders have been iffued to the public Treafurers,
t., fug-pend ail risments due to Bavarian fubjeas.-
Ihis order furrithes abundant caufe for eonjefture ;
the moll KO:0k of which is. that the Emperor in.

-teamita rhavailF, fof tbe (Vence s in•
corredity the mmelt of his troops.
DSC p.—On the oath littlest died of a paralytic
, Broke, in the 79th yam of his age, the bfinifter Pte•
niposemiary from Hanover, Baron Von Muss, many
years hake of the Diplomatic Corps.