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London, England, 1803-09-27 00:00:00

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HAVIOVIII, SIM 9.•••••• A few days ago to cannon
and t3B Cannoniers returned to France, but on the
other hand there arrive daily hundreds of Conferipts
without arms or uniforms. The propofals in the
lalt rentonftrance of the States have been entirely re-
jeeted by General Moarisa.
Yeflerday afternoon, the States. called together a
fecond time br General Morris& in the Knights
Hall. were again &Miffed. We now hope with con-
fidence that the French troops in the country will be
confiderably diminifbed, and, as is Paid, to is,ooo
men. No works it Teems are to be thrown up on the
Elbe and Wefer t but Fort George, near Hameln, is
to be ftrengthened. The FIRST CONSUL is (aid not
to have approved the forming an Hanoverian Legion.
The foldiers already engaged will be therefore either
difmiffed. or incorporated with the French infantry.
Sem 10.—General Esavatse, Chief of the Ge-
neral Staff, will fhortly return to France. The ex-
pences of the carriages and equipages prefented to
the French General here, till this time, amount to
o,eno rix dollars. Two hundred French foldiers are
quartered in the Eleaoral Palace at Zell.
Sim t t.—According to the laft accounts the
French army in Hanover will be reduced to 24,c00
men, of whom 6000 will be cavalry. General Moe.
vise has defined tOOO dollars per month for the fup-
port of the Georgianum.
StPT. t3.—General Movriait having received a
kick from his li•nfe fume days ago, has been obliged
to keep his room. The pay of the French troops on
their entrance here, was about 3co,ocio francs per
month, and now it is more than 900.000. The re-
port of the intention to raife works on the banks of
the Elbe is confirmed.

The States are now entirely broken up, and the
Members have moftly returned home, after having,
however, given to the College of Deputies full
powers to aft in their name, to raife money, &c.
Ten -thoufand rix dollars per month are appoint.
ed for the payment of the Invalids, and moo, for our
reduced army. But of the latter thole ate to be ex-
cepted who have other means of fubaftance.

FR 4 vCE.

PARIS, SEPTEMSFR 7.

There it a report that Gel). Roctrastattau, who
commanded in St. Domingo, has arrived in France.
They write from L'Orienr, that on the 3I 11 ult.
the firft gun-boat for the defcent upon England was
launched there. The altivity ufed in building gives
reafon to hope that it will loon be followed by fe-
veral others. On the 17th inftant a alip of 74 guns
will be launched.
They write from Antwerp. that 162 bottles fitu-
ated on the Scheldt,on the (cite where the bafon is to
be formed for the confiruaion of veffels of war, have
been marked out to be pulled down : a number of
workmen will Coon be employed in demolifhing them:
the proprietors will receive a fuitable indemnification.
While the new docks are preparing, the building of
Rat-bottomed boats goes on with the greateft
both there and on the other ports of Belgium, and
many will loon be ready to launch.
The Englith frequently throw bombs into Bon-
loges. which, however. have done as yet but little
damage.
General St. litrataa is appointed Cotnmandaat of
one of the Camps that are to be formed. The Ge-
neral of Divi6on Sowers. Commandant of the Ar-
tillery of the C.sofular Guard. is now makitt' g theitour
of a pan of the Gosh.
Three Eaglilk Gips have been carried into Vigo.
in Spain. by a French privateer of :4 guns, one of
them se an armed corvette of aorans, with a cargo
worth two millions of livres. The corvette was taken
by boarding. after an obilinate engagement.
PROM THB MINCH PAPERS.

Hasvavie Itirostac, SIFT. r. We are allured
dist an Imperial Legation is immediately expeded in
gmkserhad, Major Vaaaaa has been accredited
to dm Dim in quality of refident MiniAier from his
Mok &sus Higbee(' the Eleitor of &avast*. The
military capitulation with France is at length, it is
laid, concluded. We !hail have 26,000 men in the
fervice of Franca. One battalion will make a part of
the Conran Guard. The pay will be the fame as
that of the French troops. The Die: has just received
the following letter from the FIAST Comsuz, in
:Wirer to that be bad written to him.
SOVAPAITI, VOLIT C01131,1L OP TMa 71tENCH RIPUS-
Lac, TO TIM CITEVINI LANIDAPIKAM AND TMa MIN-
OILS OV Tile 131111111.111. DIET OT PWITZEPLAND.
4 Citify'. Lander:smart, and Members of the Ge.
octal Diet of Switzerland, you remind me of one of
the happielt moments of my ilk, when you write
to me that the AR of Mediation has Caved you a
Civil War. It was with this view that I yielded to
the with of all Switzerland, and interfered in its dif.
!eerie's. Experience has ferved as a guide for the
bats of our present ineitutions ; it may alto (erne as
';•:cls for the continuation of the relations which will
conflantly fublifi between France and your Country.
There relations are founde4 on thofe fentiments of
alifeaion and elltem, of which I than ever love to
give tellimonies to your Nation.
(Signed) " aoxisraars."
Baussrtr, SEPT. S. The Englifli Squadron has
appeared before Offend, and when the lad ad.
• ~e. „ante away, it was dill in fight of the Port.
I"ze number of the Enemy's (sips on this coati e,41.
,ir .1.11! iotcreafis, 'lnd is pow very confiderable.
ii.dicates whim may be the objeft of fo great
dernondration of moire. Several of the inhabitants

.:1 (Mend have retied for the moment to Bruges and
nideteis• villages fituated on the Canal; but all that
4 i.as bees, psiblithed Aare conceriog the bombardment
ire that pi see, is dellitsitc of foundation. The pufit
als...g the mall have been re inflrced, particularly on
tie t7ow7tq on the fide of Bluekenherg. We expea
, lige lei( e a part 14 the 6t ti and lath demi-bligades,
' which win take politicals before the great Quite of
Sly kens. ideafores of incaution arc likevrife taken
fin the Security 4 the port cad town of nothing.
TM wink member of*, French and Dutch troops
which at this moment occupy the Ifiss of Zealand. is
eitimated to be is.ocoer elhooo men. aad it is (aid
• thffe will be reinforced. There is alto a talk of ti•c
' i ',motion of a Batavian &title on the Scheldt. which
t will be computed of fame frigates. cutters, or (loops,
i betides a certsia weber Ova-boats.