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London, England, 1804-06-29 00:00:00

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potation to Paris, to congratulate the Emperor. and
to be prefent at his Coronation.
Many perfons are pill 'bury in working and em-
broidering the coronation robe of the Emprefs. The
robe is richly embroidered all over with gold; over
it is a tunic with crape,tinterwoven with flowers of
dia-ionds. This tunic brill coil 300,000 6vres, Or
ta,3001. Rerling. The ground of the -Imperial
Mantle is bloc, covered nearly with golden Bare.
The Senate nominated yefterday the Senawriof
Commilfion of the liberty of ,the peers. It is cons-
poled of Metfrs. JAUCOUIt T, GARAT,. RiESDIERSIL,,
CHASSE'', D'AvOilirr, DEESEUwitilt, and Poitenaa.
Rust LIMA was. pardoned through the roikkatides
of his family and a great number of hi. Swill coon-
trymen ; it was General RAP, who prefented their
petition to his Ltiperial Majely. The fame day
Ro. a cusses filler-in-law obtained pernsiffion to ciao* •
herfelf at the feet of the Emprefs, in token of het
gratitude for the lingoilar gondoefs with which is
interfered Pr dim ontortuaate family.
the All Papers him, copied the Paris /named hi •
mentioning, that when his Majelly the Emperor
granted to the mother of Roo' att.', who was coos
demned to death, the pardon of her Inn, he made atit
of the following ezprelfions :—" The crimes of chil-
dren generally proceed from the vicious education,
they have received from their parents." Madams •
Roc LLLLL has publifhed a letter, in which (be de-
clares, that fo far from having beard any Poch ex. •,
prelEons from the mouth of his Imperial MatOßys
her loo's pardon was granted with that ineffable
goodtek, and kindnefs of language, which ashamed
the value of the obligation.
At tie beginning of Lift week, eight of the pettersa
condemned to death were transferred to the dieser&
Out of the twelve who were imrifoned in the Car
riergeris, eight -have obtained their pardon through
the clemency of his MAJeSTY. Thole paints' were
transferred to the Temik on Friday-evening. The
four others, Groton. Lssisacssa, Liman, and
CADUDAL, were conveyed the fame day to the Bar tor. -•-
It is reported that thole who already have beets.
or maybe pardoned, will be fit at liberty on the
soh of July.
Caacassoas. Jowl 3.—The Englid attmpftd a
landing yefterday hear the fort of a_a Newer& ; but •
they were repaired with Infs by the artillery of dot.
76th company, the patroles, the Cullom boafe
tstlg-
cers. and the national guard of Selma. They returned
to the charge the two following days; but meeting
with the fame refillance, have not thewtt the:eaves
Gime.
Mears, JUN 7.—Our Biatop has received the fol•
lowing letter fromhis P IRIAL Met IST! NaroteriN :
timbals of France was always the whietwe fubjed
my thoughts, sod ha glory the objeCt of as my widestskinp. As
I now, by Maui* Paavtainie E. std the COOLlOrkilriat the es.
public. fee myfelf called to the Imperial Drag, t in di
new order of Mop only grater aids tp recur. the honour aid
"welfare of the nation, as well in its internal as he foreign corn-erns.
—For this I entirely croft in the powerful torpor{ of the Most
Mon. He will pot into the heart, of hi. femme the with to atilt
me by every means in their power. by their wife hiftneetions they
will enlighten the people, and Mal into them -a love for their dim
tl:s obedience to the Laws, andeviry ehrittian sod dell Tidies.
They will obtain, by their prayers, the Meting of He on the
nation aad the Chief Magiftrate of the State. Henn to you theta.
fore this kitty, that immediately idler the receipt of It. you sup .
tank Tr Dow and Pm; Cream to be funs in all the Churches el
roar Meek end that you may invite all the Authorities waist
ufually attend furl fulemnities to be prefem In the Cho: thee. You •
will alfo give orders for the Said.. Corifsfirm. of the 25th of Fir
real bit, to be read in all the Churches of your Diseda. Is the
fall condetion that you will, by your example, cache the holiabl-
tantvolfloar Made to seal and pieev,t pray Ova to have mkt
his holy keeping. (SigmA) 111APOLZON.
" Done at St ClOnd, the sit of Praia, May si, Year Is."
Saluda, Mar :O.—There has as yet been no ge.
neral attack upon Belgrade. The continual firing
heard on the sill, was occalioned by a fortie mad,
by the Turks, tia the amount of :too; their ab-
le& was to turn the advanced polls of the Styrian%
and then to attack them in the rear from their rb.
doubts; but the Turks have again failed is their
attempt. The battle tatted till the evening, with
the greateli animofity, when the Talks thought pro.
per to retreat to Belgrade. having 7s men killed.
and a great number wounded. The Serrians loft
about so men.
On the sad, a corps of Bervituss colleaed at OA
troniza, arrived before Belgrade with artillery and
ammunition, and eftablifhed a regular camp in the
wailer before the height of Vratikar. On the sad
the Turks, ignorant of their arrival, made another
fortie, but perceiving the number of the befiegers
confiderably augmented, they returned with precipi-
tation. Yellen/ay the General in Chief, Gismos!. •
let out with one thoufand men and two pieces of
cannon, to remove the Turkish garrifon and occupy
the place. He wIl return in about three days.
Letters from Alexandria, dated April is, are laid
to cooed rime of the former details at Cairo. On
the rich of March the Albanians begin their march
at four in the afternoon to attack the Bey. in their
hooks. Owing to the latent'. of the hour, only a
few malitet (hots were fired that day ; but at dap.
break neat mottling, the Albanians jumping upon the
terraces, and even piercing the wails, loon rot into
the dwellings of Ofinan and Ibrahim, who immedi-
ately mounting their horks, fled through a (bower of
balls. without meeting with a w-und. The Fort f
the Inaitute made but a feeble refinance ; Hain%
B:y, who commanded there, was obliged to fly.—
Chain Bey alto left the citadel where he command-
ed ; in Dit flight, he walled to take Mehemet Kicha
aol Jcid Aly with loon ; but the pit-Id-on °muted it,
an I very loan furrendered the pi ace 4, the Albanians.
lhe hits of the MAlrntiUkCS wee estimated :It three
hundred and fifty men, and the Albanians bit aeon-
fiderable number.
Ibrahim and Orman colic /led the wreck of their
force% about three leagues fr,to Cairo, and .tier roma
fkii mailing, railed that camp and retired to Upper
.gyps. Mehemet Pach E left the government .4
Cairo in the hands of three Albanian Chief., who
loon alter gave it up to K• 'oche./ Pacha At Da.
mien. and Rofetta the revolution was eiefted ;aids.
taut any bloodlbed.