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London, England, 1804-06-04 00:00:00

LONDON.

Nernstnw, Ftnpernr of the French, decrees the foi•
lowing Generals to he Nlarlh•l. i•filie Empire ;
Sas I Kir •, Mv•a ~ Mo‘car, levaoma,
1•10,1•I1w1 Aim. "AU, 1,0%.00nt TB, Soul 7,
8a11... 1.111%P &1. Nruaiii a, Nar,
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Insuu.;, an.: 1 stir a•

The ti,le of MarlirAis of the Empire to be given to

the foilowir,g See itor‘;—
Krt.,,,,... PrPIC,4OX, Sr Rtvlrll.
D..ne at Sr. Cl.rod, (!•;;,ne..l) NAPOLbOu
1y rho Emperor, H. M4RIP r, Secretary of :ante
Tie French l'etsteet and ilk,. at t to be A •
dolled by the tl•eil
the S,iters of tl.• Ln 1 rror 7,e t o.r I
nay. Tbs Gtsst. ut the L.

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MONDAY. JUNE*
Nis MAJZtrel alit the public Ofikes.

PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
3 per Cent. Red- Seat I Lon si Ann. :6 5-04 5-16
3 per C. Con(. Slut India Stock sro
4 per Cent. 7lli Ezebeq. BM, ae. 3a. &L.
5 per Cent. Navr Slot 1 Omolum 3/ prem.
5 per Cent. 1;97 9341 I Conf. for ace. 36}
MALIN, MAT 30....34 pet Cent. 66'.
Caen of Eachassge--Thabl.n on London mi.

A mail has arrived from Lifbon. By the fame
packet arrived a Meffenger with difpatches from Ma-
drid. and another Gentleman with difpatches from
the Eaa Indies. The latter came overland to Egypt,
whence he went to join LorJ Nation's fleet, and
than prxeeded to Gibraltar.
The contents of his difpatches have not tranfpired,
but it is whifpered that the news is not of the molt
favourable kind.

Leiters fiom Cibraltar of the 17th ult. Rate, that
thr Acim COURT had arrived there to take in her lower
deck guns, in order to ctuize of Cadiz.
Letters have alto been received from Lord Nat.-
•uH's fleet—all well.

The Moe:ill's of the aid ult. hasbeen received, but
thole of the two preceding days arc Rill wanting,
which cont.tined the Senatvr Coafidtalts fo that we mull
Rill ciercifc a little patience. The one received con.
tai:,s a letter from Liao's, defcribing the operations
of his fqu tdron at Bencoolen. The fall we were pre-
viouily apprized of, and certainly it is a fubjeit of
deep regret that I,lNous' fq,eadron has been able to do
s fu much inifchief, which he Rill threatens to extend.
The cant in !Jams' letter about the humanity thewn
ti the il.habitants of 13enco-.,len is really quite ridi.
col-us, and can never excite any other fenfatio,,a
apssis has created fevers,' Generals Mal (hal'
of 1- rance. They ate 41111r.ii all his creatioes. Few
l'ame
dib 'or none are ofMoataa's'atmy. Wlacte are Ls-
COWL, MACDONALD, &...

The Hatiiburgh papers, announced in the go eAtcl
pert of our impreMon on Saturday. came by a inf.
rate channel, and not by the mail, as we inadver.

tently Rated. We have again, for the information of
all our Readers, inferred in the preceding colutni,,,

the extra.% then given, which are of confidetahle
importance. The Mantras /ince iirived;and brought
t~eitherj which we fubjoin.
The fpirited condudt of the Ete re Kos. of R e
teems to have had confiderable cited on the Cc+ ;11;th

Powers. The Imperial Delegate at the Diet of R.
tifbon, ailing as the Repreentative of Bohemia and
Aullria, has made tire of language which fufficiently
proves that the recent conduit of the French Gc•
vernment has created very cocaderable difatisfaftion.

The opinions exprefed by the Reprefentatives of fon.-
other States are of the fame complexion, and they.

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plainly enough that they would be ready to coope-
rate if a union of the Powers of Europe could be et-

fated apinft the fpirit of )awlefs ambition and ag•
gtandizement by which the Enema of the FRENCti

is aduated.

The fortheMmatidevation of the fubjea has been
ponpoied in the Diet for ;i weeks. r fir Ll 4
delay may be confidered at tbe,Coartietlat- Cloud.
as a fymprom of laolillityy remains rat to be aker-
tained ; but it is pielichatAwkie"lo6l4.toot recom►
mend any other IMO of wendsk wales that power
meant at once to bidet die Pieta tn.:notch to Vienna
before even thewnisiefar.defriee were provided.—
AVi learn by letteriviceivid by the Mail. a &cum-
!lance Which at aberrant memotne,la of fome
portance-7tbe for of GCLINIKV has ordered
from yo to So,oocemMt to form at Pelt, in Hungary,
a coat fer anrcifil •
A private lettes4eut *Pails doted-the. 16th of
May, infested in a Continental journal, , mentions
another foe worthy wf particular notionainedy,
that *Veer Pre i* 1400ifaust
rsidad is,tark Ind tea* rind Am *opal: No
'realm houlaiesiitet this mature, bu 4, 'Vide who
mac& hunt-oloollioiddi fabials were treated, who
happeturd to he Wrenn when hottilities were re
; lowed, will be at pop tors to ago one

- Letters thence Cduilaatinopie- Sate, that a `felt
AMOS hildtriblikraddeammiesitt between the
rata lad Items but rammble so im
fer, from prefent appearances, that bathe west of a
war between the latter power and France, the Porte
will ail along with it.
So far is the King of Preffia from heing—difio—fea
to give up Entbden to France, or to affifi that power
in preventing the tranfit of Englifh goods, that he
teems determined to engrofs for his fubjeas as much A
of that trade as he can.—A private letter from Steb 1
tin (aye, s' I have the pleafute of informing yon, that
the ?ruffian Government lies lowered the tranfit
duty on all Englilh goods from :I Rift4pUirs or 135
grollien per cwt. to a stollens per cwt. which I
have no doubt will be the means of large quantities
of goods being flipped from your place to ours."
CONSTANTINOPLE, Ma 11..... The Posve has re.
folved to mite a confiderable number of troops, and
to fit out the greater part of its navy, in order to co.
vsr the coatis. The bell harmony prevails with
Raffia ; and the Ruffian Ambaffador, Count Iraetv.
say, has frequent conferences with our Minillry.—
The troops Gf defence now in the lonian Republic
will be confiderably augmented.
WITZLAR, MAT 19.—The Hanoverian Deputies
Beestse and Baron Von Georg, arrived here yeller.;
day, and continued their journey back to Hanover.
They carry with them from Paris a promife that the
number of the troops will be leffened.
RATISSON. MAT ll—Count Von Goitre, the
Electoral Minifter of Brandenburg and Baden, &c.
has made here the following verbal declaration :••••
" The Electoral Envoy has not failed to tranfinit,
without delay, to the Electoral Court of Baden and
the tea of his eonaituents, the note of his Majefly the
Emperor of Riga. As yet he has received, nor in-
deed could he receive, any commands on the fubjeft.
He thinks himfelf, however, authorized to declare,
that his Majefly the King, and the Ten of the Courts
which he reprefents, have the well founded hope,
that the PIKS? CONSUL will. of himfelf, be inclined
to give a conciliating and fati,fattory ezplanation,
agreeably to the defire of the Bohemian and Außrian
Miniaer, refpelting the event which has excited ft,.
licitude, and conformable to the espeilativa of his
Majefly the Emperor of Raffia.
MAT 16.—Yenerday, the Archduke
C rode out for the fira time fence his illnefu
As his Royal Highnefs, however, required to be rev
lieved from the fatigue of bufinefs, the Archduke
joins viU in future ditchers, a part of his funatons
tor lime time. A large ezercife camp, to eonlift of
from (evenly to eighty thoufand men, will be affem•
bled at Pall. General Count von Katie Ire, com-
mandant of ernes°, has arrived lure on leave, and
will loon repair to his command in Weflphslia. The
late Mining.? of Finance, Count Von CHOTIIho is es'
peeled here from Prague. The meritorious Baron
\'on Vice, Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, whore
body Tome 'ine ago wis found in the Danube, did
not dehroy himfelf, as was a: fira laniieved I hut was
robbed of a large fu:.. of money, then murdered and
thrown into the Danube by an abandoned wretch,
v-ho was wic,,,e,ed his offt•ing I,r fale a hirer
me !lure. The fllUitiClrf, sclin I' is already been
gag;ty of olter atrocities, i• now in phlox.

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AaIWaST, Mai 17.,•;•Thi &tad radge at ?aril'
haricot (*.din to the Prefeenrate of our Depart.
meet, that no pats thall be given to any perfon to
leave the French territories, witliont his particular
permiiSon.... The fortifications of Julien will be cons-
plated this fummer. A great number of workmen in
the department of Roer, and all perfons put of em-
ployment, have been invited to engage in this Lbonr,
at'the rate of 3o fous per day. The beautiful cable of
Lacken, near
.Bruffels, where Boraraara means to
fpcnd part of the fummer, is now preparing for his
•reception. From five to fir thonfand labourers will
be engaged for this purpofe. Several caftles in the
neighbourhood will be 'purchafed, and large barracks
will be ceonftrulted to contain force thoufands of the
Imperial Guards, both infantry and cavalry. 80.
NAPallaa'S gate, which is to be built at Brae's, will
be in the form of a triumphal arch, and ornamented
with elegant Raines. St. Gudula's church alfo will
be beautified.
liatississ, Mat ao.—lt is Paid, that when the
Imperial Government is eitablifhed in France, a new
(inventor General of Belgium will be appointed, who
will refide at Brads, and be invefted with the Go.
vein:sent, not only of Belgium, but of the depart-
insists on the left bank of the RLine. This Coves:
nor will refide in the Palace of the late governori of
the Netherlands.
The troops for the expedition againft England ate
all bi the twit complete teadinefs. The camp at
Ildontrenft, under the command of General Nat,
eagles of front so to 6e.000 men: General Sonr.t
eithintands ten regiments at Botilogne. The three
diviftons neat Dunkirk confift of to regimente. To
bete are tirG iclied the divifions at Otlend, ceder
Generals autumn/ and Tatar**, and the camp at
Brilgee soder General d'Avoorr.
:Tito to salty is cantobed m linne diftance from the
fro wig* of. refer.% confiftine of. eleven
regiments 'lllelditittity 41 St. timers ; near
Moines dia sin.'4l4paginteatsitOragootis, and near
boPlefolt Are eight regtmeeti isTaavalry: To tbefe
are to be the corps elliketit-Arras, end the
army of it,ooo Men in Hound tinder General
Dlaksinter.
Mee the *efFeis istesied fur die sipediticii; fa
(*ramie cipeled frotii the Solidi.
Of ?Tahoe and flint Italy. . . .
;,coiesitiatite, MAY 9.—f4is Rojal Highnefs the
OtoWe Prints, with his confect, and the Primers
tlitittlasighter; fat ont on their Jonntey this morning,
*boat eight o'ckxki and as the Wind was very favour.
ible, they Bill arrive in the evening at Nyborg.
Hadocidav eapea daily a courier from
Irk Whit the &maw Confabs* for elevating BOW a•
forts to the Imperial dignity s tm acne which will
be celebrated by all the French troops ii one Re-

Public.
One of oar journals contaiiit the following intelli-
germ from Munlier, dated May t The coin:
ibutikatiott with Erftbden by the way of Meppen is
again open. The French troops and officers of the
coloms fuse, however, not yet left Meppen, but the
Magiltrates of Embden have, for the benefit of trade,
ranted provifional pitmans+ to the merchants,to
receive certificates trans the Freao Commiairy, that
the goads they fend alive not Englifh. Tilde cer-
tificates will be figoesi by the Coromiflioner. For
each bale two guilders mull be paid as office dues.
The articles are not Brialy examined, but they are
fubjetled io a new examination at Meppen ; as (boa
as they arrive there ate officer goes on board and
counts the hales, to fee whether they correfpood
with the certificates ; two grofcbens are paid at friers-
pen for each hundred weight of goods, which have
been infpetled by the French Officer, and then they
may be difpatched for the place of their deflination.
AMSTERDAM. MAY 31.—According to priiate let-
ters from l'atis, it is laid there, that the civil lift, or
yearly revenue of the new Emperor, foi defraying
of the expences of his Court, will be fixed at 36 mil-
lions of tyres (a million and a half Reding). 'The
brother of Bo &&&&& TS will receive an appointment,
which will be annually fixed by the Senate. The two
other Coati's will retain their income of 600,000
li-
nnj 11.• hotels in which they retide. CAMSI,
C.AFS the hotel Elbetsif, and Ls BRUN, the hotel a
Noaita.

On Saturday, about one o'clock, his Majzstr,
accompanied by the Duke of Cassaaroers, in his
poll chatint, and followed by the girt's; and FRIII-
'n two coaches and four, took an airing on
the Surrey road ; and yellerday, about the fame time,
the Royal Party took an airing in the neighbour-
hood of Bromley.
Saturday morning, foon after ten o'clock, Mr. Pr sv
had an audience of his Maissrv.
Yeneeday, about eleven o'clock, the LORD CHAN-
'7BI.LOR had an audirnce.
Saturday afternoon Mr. Psovostan, the Metier,-
..;er, arrived at Lord Hasitowar's Office, with dif
pAtchei from Mr. FRIRF, t'ie Englifh AvnbaffAcior at
Madrid. Thr Mcfienger caw e by the way of Litbon,
and landed at Falmouth on 'lhurfday. Soon after
his arrival a Cabinet Council was held, at which
neativ the whole of the Minillcrs attended.
Saturday Captain CANTILO, Of the Tian cruiser,
arrived in town from India, via Egypt and Lifbon,
vith duplicates of the lately received difpatcbes from
Marquis W
Captain CMITILO 9:rt Lord NILIOII with his fleet
off Toulon, on the Apr ill, all wel.
The King baa .8 pleafcd to define, that the
Berkfhire Regiment of Militia ould bencaforib be
flyled Bryde.