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London, England, 1804-01-13 00:00:00

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FRANCE.

PAWS, DLCEMBER 35.

They write from P.l4ll4ilLs. that an erpelition
failed from thence About a week (ince, thought to be
deftined for MArtmico.

A reform will be m.sA: in our finances in the be-
ginning of next year.

Lord Exors, will,. had been confined in the Cattle
of Locrde, is liberated.
Several Admirals and Officers, or engineers in the
Lary, have been the molt confulted concerning
the Gr tnd Armada. a,.d its equipment, are now Paid
to be in complete di!race ; and a naval promotion
is talked of, which will include feveral crnigranc of-
ficers of the King's navy, fent into exile tail Ipring
for giving a contrary advice to the Fray'. CONSUL,
concerning the facility to conquer England.
Three weeks ago the Ditch Directory received a
(*lmre rebuke from llomarsarr, dictated in limit
terms that would have been unbecoming, if even ad.
dreffed to his towel valet. When on the coact, a
difpatch from his favourite Dutch Sans Culotte,
Admiral VIR H V L., informed him, that of the twelve
Batavian Direaors, eight had large fums of money
in the Engin Fandc, and were of courfe
rnfioners ; this was confirmed to him at his return
here,__ both by YAI:LTYR•Iif)nd by SsmoNvit.xe,

his Minider at the Hague. The coniequence was an
official letter to the Dire tors, iu which, among other
epithets, they were called, traitors, roga:ns at the head of
a Gewwwww, the Jude of Eeg/✓° foopi!epert. It
finithed with an order either to give in their refigna•
, tion within 24 hours, or draw out their money from
the Engli(b Funds ;—and, as a fecttrity for their fu
ture fidelity, place it in the French five per cent.—
They are Paid to have chorea the latter II ! This
order was delivered to them by the French Minitter,
accompanied by General Vicroa, who is laid to have
cysts improved upon the official pwfarde language
of his gracious miller.
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BON•PAILTS has canted feveral Generals of note to
preemie him in his journey to the coaft ; among
others TILLY General of Divifton. one of the Army
InfpeAnrs--He is to command the cavalry at the
camp Southward of Boulogne.—Dunkirk. and its
environs. are filling. by the daily arrival of troops
frum the interior.

Seven thouliind and eighty-three foot, typo bode,
and among them a chofen battalion of boo men of the
511th tegiment of the lino, with the regiment of ha-
rum linters, 743 in number, have all pared through
Disney% the courfe of eighteen days, behdes a (qua-
demi of Italian light Artillery, compared of t5O men
and 574 bodes.
A number of flat-bottomed velrels, built at Boar-

data, were lately lent to HAM • but npprehenfions
lieing entertained of the Englifh Illuadron Itasioned
.t Brea, they went by lea as far as Nantes, worked
theme op the Loire to the canal of Bliare, proceeded
on this canal to the Seine, dropped down that river
to Ham. and failed from thence along the coalt to
Boulogne. _ . • •

It appears that part only of the regiments in
cantonments at Compiegne have received orders to
march to Boulogne. The regiment commanded by
Levis Bo is one of thole which remain at
Compiegne.
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iweiTty•feven Blips, richly laden. had been ex-
pedited for France from I& de France and Bourbon,
before the intelligence of the prefent war reached
thole colonic. Twenty five of there flips having
been captured by the EngLai, a confulerable num-
ber of mercantile bouts have failed, and feveral
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private families are ruined in ennfequenee of the fe.
•en lanes fuftained through tilde uulortunate cap-
tures.

Letters from Madrid Elite, that the ordinance
whereby the exclufive right of importing cotton into
the kingdom of Spain is retied in the R iyal Phillipine
Company, lb immediately to be carried into eircd.