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Omit horizon, has had tome ere& upon the public
funds,nbr do we think it at all fttrprining. Cionium
yetterday was at one time as low as sorted left
off at to Difcount, which continued tole the
price this day at one o'clock. •

• DUTCH MAIL.
A mail arrived this morninefrom Holland. By
this conveyance we have received letters from the
Hague of the loth inf. informing us that on the
preceding day, between the hours of one and two
in the afternoon, the French Ambaffador SEM ON'
VILLE waited on the Prefident of the Adminiftrk
don of the States, and in the pretence °cube Secre-
tary of State for Foreign Affairs, informed
.him
that he had received;by an exprefi from Paris,
" Orders to inform the Adminiftration of the
States without delay, that the Flan. ComsuL had
learned with as much furprife as indignation, that
perfons fond of revolutions were again defirous to
difturb the tranquillity of the Bataiian Republic,
and even employed for that purpofe the molt re-
fpeaable names; that the FIRST CONSUL as an
ally of the Republic, invited the Govermfent to
employ every means to maintain the *Tier of
things eftablifhed by the conftitutioft."
On the fame day an Extraordinary Courier arp
rived at the Office of the Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, with Difpatches from Slurs,
the 'Bataviantharge d' A ffairts* Paris, difpattlii
ed in great hafie, by order of the Minifter, Mak
LEYLAND. 'containing duplicates of thftifaiffige,
communicated by the Ambaffador Ss se on vz
Such interference in the affairs of Independent
States may, it is poffible, be friendly and well in-
tended ; but, all the prefent circtunftances at Bu-
rope coufidered, it is impoffible to view fuch a
conduit with apathy. A week has hardly paffed
fince a friendly admonition was fait 'from the fame
quarter to the Swifs—now it is followed by one to
the Dutch! and we codas, were it not that we
believe the leffons taught by our navy every '
where, Ind bt our army in Egypt, have not yet
been forgotten, we fhould ftot be furprifed to fee
a pretext fought for fending one Even to this
country!
The &akar of the Bourbons, fo loudly com-
plained of by all the States of Europe wasp in our
mind, merely trifling, compared to the arrdgance
which makes the FIRST Consul. adopt a line of
colua that teems to aim at affirming to himfelf
'the power of a Unierrfal Diaator I • •
We fubjoin feveral other articles receiveil by tht
fame mail, and by the Hamburgh Mails of yeller-
day, which we were theft prevented from giving
by want of room :
FROM TIM RUSSIAN FRONT! IR Sp SEPT, 25...".•
The following is the Ukafe addreffed to the Se-
nate, refpeaing the difmiffon of Prince KURAaIN
from the Office of Vice Chancellor :
" Gatfelloa, Sept. s-z 7, itos.

Having examined the reafons adduced in the
petition of or Vice Chancellor and Privy Conn-
Prince Kuaatim, we have been gracioufly
pleated to accord him his difmiffion from the de-
partment of Foreign Affairs. Neverthelefs, de-
firing to give him a proof of our juR gratitude for
the long and faithful Cervices which-he has per.
formed in this peR to the advantage of the Em-
pire, and to our conflant fatisfalion, we give him
a new inßance of our approbation of his condua,
by befit:Awing on him the office of Chancellor of
all the Ruffian Orders, retaining his old places in
the Imperial Council and in the Senate, allowing
him at the came time entire liberty to remove to his
elates or to foreign countries, as often and for as
long a time, as than be requifite for his health and
perfonal concerns. (Signed) 66 ALS Limon."
Si. PIiTIiRSIIVIG Mt Barr. its4—Prince ALsx-
*lmam Intuit:a has.rettleited: and obtained his
slifiniffion. He either will-Make a tour abliiatti
retire to hi: elate. His ImperiniMajelly has ap.
pointed Count Woaowzow, Brother of ;he Ara;
biffador in London, to be Great Chancellor and
Chief of the Department of Foreign-Affairs; Count
KOTSCH nutty who was his predectifor in this of-
fice, to be Minifter for the home department, and
fuperiotepdant of the Police, and Poft-Matter Gs-
nerallx Count WAS 11 ILI isr, Mining? of Finances;
Prince CZARTORINBRY, Vice-Chancellor. ; and Count
SAWADOWSKY, Director of the Synods of all Reli-
gious Foundations, and of all Schools in the
Empire.
The Empit,Oß has alto been pleated to command
that the Senate shall not regitter thole orders which
'are intended to have the force of laws, till it shall
have made its objections to them, in cafe they do
not meet its ipprobatiop:'
Tha Eartaitot and the reit of the Imperial Fa-
mily are gone for a week to Gatfchina.
It appears now to be determined that the refl•
dence of the unfortunate Royal Family of France
shall be entirely fixed at. Warfaw. Our Court al-
lows them annually 70,000 roubles, and has offer-
ed them a domain in Lithuania, which brings in
30,000 roubles, if they will refute there; but they
have refuted this, and preferred Warfaw, where
the cl:mate is milder. AU the. Courts that are
related' will contribute in poportion to the fupport
of there diiiiiguithed pertons, and the King (4,

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