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London, England, 1804-08-21 00:00:00

XTRACTS FKOM THE FRENCH JOURNALS.

PARIS. Aua. 9 —We are allured that • plan is
now drawn up for the creation of a new Port beyond
Cape Griner., at a place called therivulet Ju eliquilier.
This pofition is nearly the fime as that of Wiliam, a
port called formerly /edit, and in which Carer em•
barked on the soth of Augult, p years before the
Chriftian sera. Atthatperiod CspeGrinez was united
to a part of the land which is now only a Bank, called
the Baal de Lain. The interval between this think
and land would form a very fine road. In the pre..
lent fituation of things, the rivulet der ..nzeddes becomes
more central. The interval which fel:wrath' Cape
Grinez from the Bank affords a convenient paff.age
for going down into the Channel, while the Norihern
eatremity of the bank affords one for proceeding into
the North Sea.

Etaples, Boulogne, Virneremt, and Am'aletetife,
twin by their union a complete whole for an expedi-
tion fo numerous as that now prepaiing. The road
of Wiflint; or the rivulet dee ileguillet, is not ne-
cefary for the expedition, but the eitablithments in-
tended to be formed there, will be very ufeftil in fu-
ture, if it be made a port of obfervation for the two
feat. The aaivity of the Emperor has never been
tuf)enikd, and were he occupied only with the ex-
pedition, the prodigies he has created would he fuf
ficient him. Anibleteu:e, which was chofen by
YRessu, as an important point, was pitched nn alfo
by CAitAll for completing the whale of hisoperations.
CAtLeauna, Auc. 3.—In the morning of the
day before yeaerday, her Majefty, the Ctrass of
SWEDEN, accompanied by her Serene Highnefs the
MAIGRAVIIII, her mother, left this city in order to
proceed to Munich, whence flip will fet out in the
course of a fortnight with his Msjefly, the Kirin, to
retorn to Sweden.

Biut.ocna, Aua. 6.—Prince Jostrit fet out the
day before yellerday for Parisi he will return to
Boulogne on the rsth infant, which is the day fixed
for the dittribution of the decorations of the Legion
of Honour, which the Emperor is to prefent to inch
members of the Legion at belong to the army and the
flotilla. This ceremony is to be performed upon a
*throne, elevated in the centre of a fquare battalion
of troops, competed of too,ooo men.
Oa the sth infant there were nearly too gun-
boats, feveral prames, and a great number of pin-
naces and other veil-els in the toad. The Eng'illt di-
vifion, of about so fail, did not teem inclined to
tome within the reach of our mortari.
We are much furroif.:d to learn, that it was believ-
ed at Paris, that during the late form the afion
betw:een the Englifh and the French flotilla, was ge.
acral, and that the latter had fs.:tairsed ciinfiderable
damage. The fire is, that the Englith coalidered
th- •,..ta ,‘f ht•olagne as a cote de for, coaa of
which they at careful net tii approach. At ildleient
tient. , lntwever, they exchange fame Ihais fired by
them st a great durance. When hey apprehend any
guts of wind, Cie), are always the fir It .o retire, and
this was the ease in the late Itorm. if the kit wing
of the flotilla retired to Etaples, and foil in with Cap-
tain Jacirsos's veifel in their way, it is plain that,
compelled by the weather, the flotilla could not take
any toiler ci•or.e. lit 'Lis flt::ation, it is a faa, that
they Fitt d fevers! vollies upon our gun boats at con-
, fiderablc di fiance. Admiral Lacaossa, who was at
Etaples. ttrdered them to keep the tea and await her;
but the Et,glilh ftcod out to tea as loon as ever they
received fume difchas,es ifiern our ba.tcriess This is

no doubt what Captain I CR sot; call, epproasbing wit&
It muflet frt. If he bad really approached within
mullet thot, beyond a doubt he would never have
returned to tell his flocks in the Downs.

Baty tbFLS, Auo. 2.—Lvery report from the cnail
announces the new degree of motion infpired by the
prefence of the Emperor. His blajcily, in prolong-
ing his Hay at Boulogne, has made tile armaments
the fubjeCt of daily conferences with the Miniiter of
War and M.,rine, who, as well as Marfbal Scu xr.
are united near him. To /inen the junftion of the
different flotillas, the bliniiier of the Marine, before
be law his Majzity, had vilited the ports between the
mouth of the Seine and Boulf,gne. His Excellency
was particularly puking tor the departure of a no-
memoirs flotilla from Havre, to join the center of the
grand naval armament at Boulogne.
BANKS OF MS MAYN, AUG. a.—The Hon. Mr.
Naar, the Englifh Minitler at Vienna, had received
orders from his Court to return home, and he had
already made preparations for ptncceding to Holilein,
where he was to embark, when a new cotwier charged,
it is raid, with difpatches of great importance, brought
an order for his prolonging his flay at Vienna,. Since
the arrival of the courier, he has had frequent inter-
views with the Imperial Miniflers,the objet of which,
however, has not yet tranfpired.
We are allured that the Kinn of Suntan will not
return to Carlfruhe. During his prefent tour to Bo•
hernia, he viated none of the Sovereigns, Darmfladt,
Wilbelrnfbad, Archaffenbourg, &c. through whole
territories he paired, on account, it is believed, of his
being ditatiabed with their conduit in regard to the
Rufrun note prefented to the Diet of Ratillion, to
which none of them have fliewn any dilpofition to
adhere. It is thought alto, that for the fame reafon
he will not go to Munich to take leave of his fet-
itt-law. the Defter:

A Cow Wm of the Empire has confirmed to `t%
city of Franckfort the poreion of the piksperty which
the convents, (applied in that city, enjoyed in the
Sates of Here. The Senate of Franckforr, which has
in vain claimed them from the Elem., is about to
make application t 6 the Courts of Vienna and St.
Cloud, to employ their mediation. The Eleaor per-
fiffs in confidering this property vatant, and de-
volved.to the Tseafury.
Feowriaas 011 ITALY, JOLT 26.—0 n the 23c1 two
Endlith Chips of the line were deferied from Genoa.
—A le•ter from Ventimiglia, dated the loth, lays :
" The day before yefterday the crews of Svc Ligu-
rian veffels burnt by the Englifh paired through this
town ; they were in a moll deplorable date. The
Englifb cruifers continue to harafs our trade." We
learn from Naples, that the Duke de Ciacext.t, who
was Miniller of his Sicilian MAjelly at the Court of
London, has been appointed Secretary of State.
RATISBON, JULY 27.—Count de GOL/LTZ ha, left
this city: he will be abfcnt fix weeks, and it is
certain, that during that time nn affair of imp irtance
will be diftuff:d in the Diet. Tie milliner of another
preponderatin!, power, Count de STADION, reLsrefen-
tative of the Emperor as Eleetor B .hemia,
pi. paling alto to depart ;he proceeds t Vienna with
the term aim of his S tvercign. M. de SDK MDOAFF
will leave this city in two days ; the Eleflar of Wur-
temberg, his Sovereign, it is raid, has invited him to
Looilbourg. AI. de T u CH LI M. the Minincr of Heffe
Dartnnadt, has already fat oat. They (peak alto of
the departure of fame other Miniaers, who propiale
taking advantage of the prefenginactivity of the Diet
to-attend to their private affair:.
The departure of there principal tiniflers feems
to be difegreeablz to M. de Ki.ort st., the Ruffian
Charge d'Affaires. He had received, it is laid, by
a Courier, new infiruftions in regard to the note
which he delivered to the Diet three months ago ; in
confequence of which he made known to the prin-
cipal Mininers that his Court expefted that the Diet
would take into confideration the objed of that
note ; but except the hliuider of Hanover, and M. de
Bicor, the Swedifix Miniver, who has alto caufed his
alherence to the Ruffian note to be inferted in the
protocol, it is not believed that any other Minilier
will demand the opening of the Winds. The prin-
cipal States of the Empire Item firmly refolved to
Phew thcraclves Cati.fied with the explanations con-
tained in the ban note of the Eleftor of Baden.
Several Princes of the Linpire, it is laid, have pur-
fued fleps to cattle the Diet as loon as it refumes its
rdinary ft .inns, to enter on the principal objets
which have not yet been terminated, and particu-
larly the viril votes, the new divifion of the circles,
the concordat, and the affairs cf the immediate No-
bility ()lathe Empire ; but we are affurcd that thole
Courts which have the greaten influence in Ger-
many, have manifefled to them a defire of leaving
all tittle affairs in flatu 7:12 and in forpenee, until the
two mediating powers can agree on a proper plan.
CO% FU, Joss 28.—0 n the sth of this month, two
veffcls of 74 guns each, and three traifports, landed
zoo men, commanded by General BACHMATIkir.
The vcffels are under the command of the Chevalier
SuLramor. According to an order from the Em-
peror of Rossi*, the Officers of thee troops, and of
thole which are expeded, will receive fomething to-
wards their maintenance from the Republic of the
Seven Mods. The Senate is now employed with
the means of defraying ,his new entente. People

are inecliantly employed on the fornfications of the
town, which hay.: need of repairs. The Rutiian
Of-
ficen op:aly declare lat they arc dellinett to march

again fl Ali Pscha, who is at vat with Mu ilapha Pscl.a
of Delrino, and who is fortifying Siedli wilhgreat
Fee this purpofe he has put in reqtfifition carpen-
ters, mafons, and workmen sievery kind. Ali. P.ieha
is ..Ifo reinforcing Prevesa. Maws Coatils are arriv-
ing for the different points of the Mores. The pretence
of the Ruffian troops awakens among the Greeks
their old difcontent, and infpires them with an idea'
of (baking off the Turki(h yoke. Our Republic has
received orders to raift a Battalion of boo Albanefe.
General 13scsusriarr. M. &ROSIN, Prince Dot.-
GOLOVIE I, and Lieutenant-Colonel ROMIAIIO, /titre
none to vitit Port St. Angelo and other parts of the
itlind fufceptible of lattng fortified. Cadi Bey com-
mands a fcmadron of five or fia Turkifh Tafel,' which
have been re-inforced by a frigate from Connantino-
ple. The Ruffian veffels go frequently to Malta and
blettna.