Star.
London, England, 1804-12-18 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS. DECESIJERj.
Letters from Spain mention, that the Englint le
ration quitted Madrid on the i4th ult. by order of
.use King, but difpatches from thu city of a more
recent date. received at Paris, neither confirm nor
contradie this rumour.—jeleraisl Coaranree.
- Batavian Government have received very fa
tisfaeory difpatches from Curacoa ; that colony is in
pretperons Rate.
The Council of State has been difcuf!ing the pro-
- of difcoutinuing the French CalenJar, but this
has only a deliberative power. and adjourned
all, without coming to any conclirlion.—Your-
Paris. _ _ _

a yeernalda 4111111etet of the 4th fair*, City-five
atillierpmea. made prifoners by the EnglA, having
embarked at Jamaica for England; were on the
t of entering Pnrtimouth, when they forcibly
polreflun oldie velfel, and impr ironing the Cap
and crew, (leered towards'the French cnali. and
brought the refel into the river Trequier.
following were the difpolitiou of the places
the iseremony of the Inauguration and Cora-
l. Oa the right of the throne the Minifier ;on
left, the klarGials of the Empire. InfPeanr+ and
awls. On the right and left, but lower, die
Ilia's of the Council of State.
• Grand Meier of the Ceremonies at the foot
throne, a 1.,: hch.nd him two atlitiant-nialters
I them the Chief Herald at Arms, and two
Heralds.
Senators In front of the throne, half on the
Lod half on the left t the Prefident Ertl then

rembereof the -Legiliative Body ; nest theta of
:ribunate ; the Court of Caration, the Grand
Officers of the Legion of Honour, the Committal-les
\econsptability. the Generals of Divilion, the Pre-
's and Anomie., Generals of the Courts of Ap.
the Prefidents of 7.leaoral Colleges, the Mar rite
As, the Prefeds of Departments, the Prefidents
\tummies General of Courts of CriminalJudiee.
:all of Brigade, Prefidents of CouncilsGereral.
•Prefals. Mayors of 30 of the chief Cities, Pre-
te of Canton', Prefi lents of Confidories, and Vice
ridents of the Chambers of Commerce.
ar the altar the Pope, furrounded by his Grand
s, was feAtel on a throne ; on the other lide
altar the Car,linais ; on both fides of the choir
Bifhom, and Clergy of Park.
the n.idtt of the Choir were two aim chairs
• a canopy for the Emperor and Emptel-, with
ins to kneel upon before them. The Princes,
!ffes, and dignitaries were placed behind them.
the right of the throne, the imperial gallery ;
ite end in the left the gallery of the Ambafra-
The other y.rlieries were filled with the fami-
!lre grand officers and dignitaries or the date,
•I and civil deputation. and the g<ncral

ay,es of the Imperial Family -were re-
!•,r ,htir richnefs and beauty. H's N.yelly's
• v irawn by eight bit; 1..ti4.. intrated
,;uric. of white feathers, and by for.; inch ; by
dc rf the carriage door were their Jmi.c ial Ma-
pages behind their carriages weir 24 tarifa
each drawn by fix bodes, liselongiiig to the
,rs and Grand Officers; her bropetial Idajay's
h, drawn by ei hi horfes with plume% of feathers
lined the Pope ; then followed the curiae. of
hfarilsalk, and Generals, all drawn by

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o's sartipages wave [lse soh fplendid. They oc•
:d fo Inn; a my. tba4 one b•ur and a h.!lf As
:ly fuircoetu to foe 1/16. pars g the whule %.4 y
wan was Matti by a slauWa row of font guAtd>.
ivihanws rnok. ilorptcs wete all filled
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