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London, England, 1801-07-01 00:00:00

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The Ruffian Ambaffador, M. de MURAWIIPT
d'Arorrot, arrived here the day before yefterday,
and wM owapcedily ban his firft audience of his
MAJESTY. The Marquis de GALLo arrived here
laft night from Paris, and had immediately an au-
dience of the QUEEN of Narzis. The Minifter
Acrow, at Naples, will refign, and proceed to
England with his Lady. The report is again very
current here, that Count Cowie-razz. will return
hither, from Paris, leaving his principal Secre-
tary behind. Some people fay, that he will re-
place Prince KAUNITZ ; others, that he will merely
refurne his funetions of Chancellor of State. The
latter feems moll probable, as the Hotel in the
Chancery Buildings is preparing for his reception.
The day before yefterday the Duke ALEIRT of
Sere Tefchen gave a grand entertainment in ho-
nour of the Prince of CONDE, at which the Ess.
taloa, the Archduke CHARLES, the illy sew of
NAPLES, &c. were prefent. The Prince will
Softly fet out from hence for England, by way
of Hamburgh. The Gamin Dust of TUSCANY
and his Family yefterday departed from hence for
Graz. The Family
in memory of the Treaty of
Ireace with France has not yet taken place here.

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VIENNA. JUNE re.

FRANCE.

PARIS, JUNE 27.

The whole army kept up ilk the Cifalpine Re-
public will amount to 86,776 men, of all defcrip=
tions • of thefe 23,6r0 will be Cifalpines, the rely'
French. The head-quarters of the army, which
is to be commanded by General Moscsy, are to
be at Cremona. The Cifalpine Government er-
red: Tome modification of the decree on this fub-
led, as the number of men is thought to be too
great.
The rich Convent of Buren, in the Bifhoprick
of Pa:lerborn, has, been ceded to the Monks of La
Trappe, who have fo long wandered over Europe
in fearch of an afylum, after being driven from
France by the revolution. Five hundred of them
are already of ambled at Buren. •
The Proteftants in Bavaria are now admitted to
the fame political privileges as the Catholics.—
,Two Protellants were lately regived as Members
of the Municipal Council of MuAr.h. It is only in
countries that boan fuperior liberty, knowledge,
and civilization, where religious opinions form civil
difqualifications, and where intolerance is con-
fidered necelfary to prote& the belt form of Go-
vernment that hnman wifdom ever framed !
Letters from the Hague of the aoth tuft. Rate,
that for the laft fortnight the commerce of Rot-
terdam had become more alive, and that the
Englifh were rigorous in preventing their commer-
cial intercourfe.
According to accounts from Vienna, two armies
;re to be formed, one in Bohemia, the other in
Moravia.
The departure of the Miniver for Foreign Af-
fairs for the baths is pollponed for Tome days. In
his abfence it is Paid that the port folio will be corn..
mitted to Citizen CAILLARD, Keeper of the Ar-
chives in the office of FOreign Affairs.
• Letters from Franckfort ftate that the French
troops who had taken poffeffion of CalFel on the
right bank of the river, evacuated it on the t7th
of June.
A letter from TOUSSAINT LOUVAITUILI to one
of his friends in Paris, Rates, that tranquillity is
entirely reamed in St. Domingo. He junifies
bimfelf from the charges brought againft him by
' his enemies, and lays, that he aided only to fare
the Colony for France.
The Adjutant-Commandant,Hor a, writes from
Breit, of the 113th June, that be is about toiled for
St. Domingo, with fatisfaltory proofs of the con-
fidence which the Government repofes in Tous-
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PROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

MADRID, Just s.—The Extraordinary Gazette
of this day announces that the ad divifion of the
Spanifit advanced guard, on the IR of this month
occupied Azumare, Akgrette, with its clink. and
Porto-Alegro. The Portuguefe, who are retiring
precipitately, have repaired the Tagus, and have
thrown themfelves into Abrantes. We have
found a great quantity of provificrns, a quantity of
arms, two won cannons, and four waggons with
ammunition. The new pofition of the army fe-
cures its communications with Spain. The Prince
of the Peace propofes to remain in it till the arri-
val of provifions and neceetry articles permits our
brave army to dirplay its zeal and devotion for the
fervice of his Moiety.
Note of the Editor .of the Ckf Is Cad net
" Abrantes is a fortified place and camp, at the
dißance of 14 leagues from Litton, of which it is
the bulwark. When is 176 e, the combined armies
of France and Spain marched againi Abrantes,
the King of Portugal folicited an annifiice ; and
the Englifh, though they had an army in Portu•
gal, under the command of General Buttoovie,
Jai no time in concluding a peace."
Lltrill OF THE ?RISC! Of TNt ►tact, MISIZAL
OW TM' LIMY Of OPIRATIOIII.

" Jules 6. is now half-paft nine in the
evening. I have concluded the terms on Which
Cunpo Major is to furrender to-morrow I am to
take poffelfion of that place. Your Majerty's army
and I will go and dine upon its ruins. Auguella
has likes% furrendered. It is a chateau and vil-
lage dependant upon Albuquerque. and which has
....Ivo mach annoyance to the troops who have pai-
red by it. If I have powder, and if peace is
net concluded. I will fortify there two places.—
The troops wbo conduCted the liege merit re-
wards." •
" Just 7.—It is fix in the morning, and I have
received a favourable accr 'tint of the refult of the
General Dow DI sao Goonv.
againft Evora. By my firft
font a detailed account. I have
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