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London, England, 1803-10-04 00:00:00

FRANCS.

PROM THE PARIS PAPERS.
Bev:sass, Sere. 17.—Letters from Flo atisp men
ciao that Poison, the French General of Brigade,
has arrived in digt wet. His °hie& is fuppofed to
be the irifpleakiif of the Mire 'which occupy the tile
of We!amen. He has it in command aVo to take
the moll effeCtual mealbres to check the progrefs of
the fever which now rages among the foldsery as well
as among the inhabitants. The fick are conveyed to
the hofpitals in Bergrenopzoom and Breda. In the,
dock-yard of Flalhing, though a number of the work-
men have been feized with the malady, the env-
, tions for preparing (tips of war of all deferiptions
are continued with no lets vigoor. The flotiThi on
the Weßern Scheldt will, without delay, be co
tf-
derably reinforced, and placed on a footing to op•
pole any attack which the enemy may make on Can ,
point. While preparation is made again& any at-
tempt at a defcent on the part of the enemy, every
effort continues to be made to complete theprtisera-
dons for an lavafion on their emit. In the Zteilarzee
a confiderable number of gunboats are affiliablied for
this purpok. The greater part of the It naval
force on'eur coaßs has lately been concentrated near
the coalt of Goree and the mouth of the Meufe.—
A (mall. Collide= of obfervation has been left off
the coaß of the ale of -Welchem.
According to letters from Ghent, feveral
aye in motion on their way to the departments tarps.
Lys and the Scheldt. The troops which are on their
march to the Department of the Scheldt are com-
pokd of three Demi-Brigades of the line, and of
Light Infantry, a regiment of Dragoons, a regiment
of Chaffeurs a areal, and two Companies of Artil-
lery. During the Ray of the Fiarr Consul. in chili
neighbourhood, the kit regiment of Charente a
Chew!. which have lately been in farrifon in our
town, are about to proceed to the vicinity of Duo-'
kirk, where they will occupy the ground marked out
for a camp near that place, on the road which leads
to Fumes and ()Rend. All the troops which are on
their march to ei.devant Flanders, art ezpeaed to
arrive within fifteen days, and the whole army will
fpeedily be placed in a &nation to undertake formi-
able operations againft England. The Ghent divilion
of the army is to be compared of four great divifions,
and the Generals are already appointed.
liaoos, Sare. B.—Vice Admiral &roar, end the
Officers of the (hips belonging to the Batlivisil meet,
who joined the Else& Beet on the invafion tirNoeth
Holland, have been cited before the Military Tribu-
nal ; but not having appeared, the greater
. part being
now employed in the Englifh mantic fervice. the
Betavian Government is about to pronounce fentence
againft them, by which they will be fubjeS to per.
petusl baniihment, and certain death if they re-appear
111 the territory. of the Republics
All marine Offieers belonging to the (hips in the
Tezel or the other ports, which are ready for ferviee,
have received orders to repair on board. The fame
orders have been received by thofe who command
the gon.boats, and other light vedels.
An Englifh corvette and a chaloope were driven
on (bore and abandoned by their crews in the late
Rorm. The Salamander lugger hasarrived at Fhi(h.
ing, after a (harp engagement with an Engrg& (tip
of war, in which the latter fuffered coafiderably.
&Pr. to.—lt appears that the Dutch. Captain
SWEDINiTti who had been difpatched to give in.
teUigence in the Dutch colonies of the probability of

The plague has broken
of An(lrian Albania.
The manoeuvres at Mirkendorff
zoth of this month, and
tober. There will be
General and Subaltern
this Grand Review, ha,.
ST. PITILUSZURGH, A
el Ambaffador, Count r
.dience. The Emperor
State debts. This year a
nobles of the loan which
aegociated in Holland.
FiIIGUICILSTADT Olt
loeth not having yet
f Didnuarfen, a
• to Tonnision,
thin channel, but falling
de was captured : they -
boatd, after taking oat
arn ordered to (leer furl
night, when a violent (brio
Engliflunea requefted the'
es board, to take charge
taking advantage of the
warll to this port, whits
Ito the Magittrates.
Laft Sunday one of the
off the Eider, in order to
the veal and crew, without
"Met the Captain entered
'taste a formal doesand n
Our Prefideot declined
of the En Ear, a!
In decided- bflis Majefty.
as f.a_ void with so
Des Thaws. sad *tie
Whiler 1 the out day this
Ilioned Emthlk veael came
tot,- After the proceedings
tdative to the Whaler,
helleilik: the troops has
'atarORSICII, AUGUST 3.,
day‘the folemnities in confequence
I fdm young Kira of
Why taken by all the
eluded by a grand To ,
Atwell, tong in pretence
Reefer, and the whole
there were horfe-races,
krenadis.
Menem AUGUST
an expedition to the Philippine
of wherit is the goeusisaties
the hits ll pox, which prods
Lion in climates fo hot,
jeii to rains. Several
Introduce the Vaccine In
• Onatlr.—The following
*mat took place on the Ink
101111PII BACIA, Ex-Mayor.
gradation and at pillory,
ceracates of freers to tl
to pity' the Soo livres, win
eneptton. Afterlife Ex-is
'tory for two hours. port,
Clerk of the Tribunal es
drefed to the culprit the
country has found you -
-the Law and the Tribunal
rank of French Citizen
exhibition, and the rank
Meat numbers of fpeft;
where this ptinifkrnent
LUDTIGSLUST la MIR
Yeilerday we Lad the mt
beloved Princes Hater
hereditary Princes and
the 54th of December,
loved lifter of the vii trout
and retuned all his Aka
and litlamity are incouti

• • • • -
id.-irefierday thi
enthroned Monet& a Etrito
Mother, the Regenti 'with al!
!Anon of the Old l'attee.
-Count Co I. LORTDO. IllfPeaft
[triad artillery, having folicit-
adging his advanced age, 'hit
refilled iris respell, but ha*
nt in the perfon 'of Generdi
ie Emperor has feat General
• Cordcn of the frontiers of
ry, and the Estrum, and to
• Rate againa any incurfions • •
mighbours. The Imperial 'and
Las has chofen Munro in the
Member. GABILIZI. 61,14 C de
the 16th of Auguß. His fa- •
nto Lours XV. The fort was
of Aunis, Provence, and Heist. •
ken out at Scutari, the capital
I.
Mirkendorff commence on the t
id will left till the 4th of Oc-
airembled 40,000 men. The
t Of of Regiments not in
;ye leave to come as fpeChitors.
Aucf. 18.—The new Imperi. •
STADION, has had his Sal as.•
•or continues to diminish the
tr will be paid two millions of
Irich the Old Government had
I.
W TN* Etllll, SIP?. 3.--Tbe
t appeared to block up the paf.
Whaler, belonging to Alton;
attemptel to reach this part
tiling in with an Englifh-veird,
y put four Englith hands on
: 1q of the crew; sad the prim
•England; bur.one verycloudr
form was ezpaled, the four
the Captain, who bad been left
rge of the vefet. The lattq
the opportunity, !leered thy
re he communicated the affiur
the Englint cruisers appeared
r to demand the furrender of
without eft@ ; and in conk.
ntered the port, in order to
upon the ftsbjeft.
ed complying with the demand
sledging the affair ought to
:RT. On receiving this *Ater.
I so foldiera on board was feat
there were put on board the
• this force was augmented. A
came to anchor in our pays
inga which bad been adopted
their departure is hourlp
have Gine withdrawn to Ton-
.
r 3o.—The day before yeller-
cotsfequence of the coronation
Eritual a, and of the oath of
is connituted anthorities, con-
's Data in the Metropolitan
ice of the Kivo, the Q 2 tau
iole Court. In the afternoon
, a brilliant illumination and
to.—There is now 'preparing
bilippine bands, the principle
swim (as the Englifh call it) of
produces the sreaten aaruc.
and at the tame time fo fob.
Phyficians an going over to
Inoculation.
owing extraordinary ,eircum-
hs of ha montlf,Vitisen
ayor, was fentenced to eke de-
ny, for having fold for money
D the confcripts who were able
which the law requires for es-
:z-Mayos bad flood in the pd.
ntrfuant to his femme, the-
came in a red gown, and ad-
the following words—" Your
I guilty of an infamous softion •
ibunal degrade you from the
s."—The novelty of tech an
ik of the offender, drew ins. ,
9ators to the Grand Square,
wan inflilled.
SIPT.
misfortune to lo e our much
tNA PAWLONA, married to our
I born a St Pete. fbe-gh, on
• 784- She was ade HI? be.
1,,u. Ate:Amos*, and &reread
ic&ion. Our beredrtary Poises
onfoLtble. CI era

FRANCL

1111 CONTINVATION FROM THE PRECEDING PAGE.

PARIS, SLPTENIBM is.

While England is thr:atened with a defcent from
the mails of the Ch..nnel and along Belgium, en ex-
pedition wili he undertaken tc Ireland from the coatis
01 ri Irvlnt Normandy and Brittany.
Troops arc drawing towards the coaas from the
vicinity of Strafburgh.
From Rnclifort we learn that the greatefl altivity
prevails in the dock yards. From that port there have
been launched, in the entitle of the year t i, two (hips
of the line, the MajefLux, of xd guns, and the ?slag.
nanime, of 74. In the courfe of the month Vendc-
miaire there is to be launched another fhip, called
the Lion, of 74 guns. Soon there will be latinche3
feveral frigates, which are now in a great Elate of for-
w•ardnefs.

Two of gun•boars preparing in the Dock op.
polite the Helpital of Invalids, will ptobably be
ready to he launched on the at Vendemiaire (Sept.
23). The building of a great number of the gun-boats
in the fame dock yard will be completed in a very
fhort period. From an apprehenfion that the water
in the Seine may not rife sufficiently high, and with
the view of accelerating the preparations, the boats
neareß the fide of the river are firli to be launched.
At this time they are in a fituation to be floated
without the fmallefl difficulty. The boats now in pre-
paration are in various Rages of fnrwardnefs, and
they will be fuceeffively launched as they are finifhed.
In addition to thole velfels now aflually building, it
is underßood that others will fpeedily be laid down,
Co that on the whole the armaments on this river will
be very confiderable.
Two flat-bottomed veffels of the 3d fize, which
were launched on Thurfday and Friday lag, will fall
down the Seine to St. Cloud, to be infpated by the
Fitsr Cousin., with their guns, rigging, and mode
of manoeuvre.
The Notaries of Paris have offered to the-State,
towards defraying the expences of the expedition
againft England, t 3,580 francs; the DireCtors and
Clerks in the Public Regiller Office, 3834 francs;
General 13CIWYER. Commandant of Invalids, aczoo
francs; L. M. La NAGLE, the demiffionary Bilbop
of Morbihan, 59z francs.
General DF Lmorrs has taken the command of the
marine troops at Brea.
The report that the Miniflet at War has left the
captital to jape& the (late of the different camps,
the;troops in which are to form the Army of England,
is premature. He will not fet out till the early part
of the enfuing month.
Admiral Ds Wt arta is Paid to be appointed by
his Government to be Commander in Chief of the
naval force of Holland.
The Toulon fleet, of nine fail of the line, and fix
frigates, put to fea on the tt th ult. but returned in
ten hours, on fight of the Britifls fleet off the coat.
The Mositew• Rates that our privateer la Felicite
had taken three Englifh (hips, laden with fulphur,
and bound to Malta. The privateer l'lntrepide, of
4 guns and fifty men, has taken two Englifh (hips of,
16 and t 4 guns, and eacir having ao men, by board-
ing. They were from Liverpool and bound to Ve-
nice, laden with velvet, cloth, muflin, Soo hogfheads
of fugar, &c. The Captain of l'lntrepide and
his fon. flat leaped on board the (hip of t 6 guns,
killed the Captain, and with the alliance of Come of
their men overpowered the crew. The other (hip was
taken at the fame time by 14 men. The French flip
bad only four men wounded.
Official letters from St. Domingo annonneethat the
Pourfuivanie, of ao guns, has had, near the Mole, a
fharp aaion with the Huey,. Es Englifh (hip, of 74
guns, which was forced to quit her. We hear that
the Captain of the Hsacotts was killed in the anion.
ailaritesw.

The Moniteur of this date contains a letter from the
Captain of the Gueriere, containing an account of
the ((cape of that fbip into Corunna, after a running
fight with tome Englith (hips. She had fix killed and
35 wounded.
By a Deeree'of the FIRST Comm, ifTued at St.
Cloud, 18th Augull, the Legiflative Body of the
Republic is ordered to meet on the loth of October.
A Decree of the Government, Hilted from St.
Cl•'ud, September the 37th, ordains that the flags of
truce which, according to the Decree of the s ft Thar-
midor (pity 26) were only to be admitted into the
bay of Audierne, near Era, are henceforth only
to be received into the port of Morlaix.
General AVOIREAU has arrived at Paris, onhis
way to the Spanifh frontiers, on the gth of Septem-
ber. He was expeCted to fet out on the following
day for Bayonne.
M. Orr°, late Mini rler Plenipotentiary at the Court
of England, and (ince appointed AmbafTador to the
Court of BAvelli4, has left Paris, to commence the
exercife of his funEtions.
The Eleetoral College of Charente, afTembled at
Sante%, have eleCted as candidates for the Legit:Wive
Body Citizens Gym Loataansz aPrefeet,andDuars,a
Lawyer.
Ace. ants from Peterfburgh of the 23d of Auguft
Rate, that, in c• nfequence of the arrival of feveral
outliers from London, Paris, Vienna, and Berlin,
frequent conferences have taken place betwixt the
Grand Chancellor of the Empire and the Count de
&rat:plow, Envoy of his Imperial Majefly. It is (up.
pofed that the objet of there conferences is to draw
more clofely the relations betwixt Atalria and Ruffia.
A !somber of Auftrian Officers, natives of Belgium,
have refolved tn quit the fervice of the Emperor, to
pal*, into the t szth demi bli7ade of Infantry of the
line which is organizing at 117ufTels. Several of them
who have obtained tltetr difmilTal have already pre-
rented themfelves at the Prefecture of our Depart-
ment, to be admitted into this new corps with the
fame rank which they ftrmerly enjoyed in the Auf-
trian fervice.
A letter from Rennes complains greatly of the
effetts of the long•continueri drought,which has taken
away the means even of watering the cattle. All
the ditches and marfhes being dried up, they are
obliged to quench their thirft in many places with
fpring water, which care is taken to warm before-
hand. It is more particularly in the country of Bain
that the drought is felt. The great pond there is
altnoil dry, and the inhabitants are forced to go a
great dillance for water. In this deplorabte fituatirn,
however, while we !Cain from 4E4 every part, that

the waters have diminifhed cnnfiderably, the rivers
of Ille and Vilaine have furnifhed more water than
they have for the laft 12 months. The Mayor of
Rennes has only as yet brought from the fiiperior
ponds three feet of water for the ufe of the mills.
An article from Bafle, dated the ,7th of Septem-
ber, lays, that an law reCtion, which had broken
out in the town of Aarwangen, in the dillriet of Berne,
had produced great confternation.
A letter from Genoa, in the 3fonjitur of the efith
Au gull, gives very minute details of the proceedings
of the Albanian and Amain rebels in Cairo. Of thele
the moll important particulars have already been re-
ceived. Some new circumilances are, however, dif-
clofed. Taher Pacha, the Chief of the Infnrgents, it
appears, availed himielf of the firft moments of fue-
ccfs to be guilty of the greaten outrages. He maf-
facred a veil number of the Ottomans and the inha-
bitants attached to their party. On the furvivors he
levied the heaviest contributions, and allowed his
troops to he guilty of the greateß esceffes. After
venting his rage on the Ottomans, he next laid the
Franks and Chrillians under contribution. The Eng-
lifh Commiffary, Major Massed., was imprifoned in
his houfe, and for fome time his life was in danger.
The Imperial Commilfary, M. ROSITTI, endeavour-
ed to put an end to his exaCtions, by paying two
hundred polies. M. Matouser, a very eminent
merchant, was compelled to contribute fix hundred
pais. All bodies and individuals were forced
to contribute in fimilar proportions. Achmed
Pacha at length fucceeded in putting him to, death
by the fhot of a carabine, and afterwards fent his
head to Damietta. He failed, however, in taking
priffeffion of the citadel, which was immediately fele.
ed by Mahemed Ali, fecond in command among
the Arnauts. He began his career by putting to
death the attendants of the Tefterdar and the Pacha,
together with a number of Ottomans. Finding him-
felf in need of fupport, he found it neceffary for him
to call in the affillance of the Beys, who on receiving
hollages, agreed to join his caufe. They had the
precaution, however, to leave their head quarters at
Come diftance tinder the management of Ibrahim
Bey, their rnoft experienced and trolly leader.—
Reckoning on this fupport, the Albanians proceeded
to attack Achmed Pacha, who, with the feeble rem-
nant of the Ottoman troops, was under the neceffity
of making a precipitate retreat. He took refuge is
a (mall fort called Sulkonflci, conftruBed by the
French near Cairo. The Mamelukes endeavoured
as far as they could to reprefs the outrages of their
new allies. £very fort of outrage continued to pre-
vail in Cairo. A number of Englifh merchants were
Pillaged of goods to a very large amount, and nothing
but the protection of the Beys raved Major Messed.
from deftruftion. Major Massed. did all in his power
to bring about a reconciliation betwixt the different
parties. For a confiderable period things continued
in this diftraaed Rate, till at length the principal
forts were furrendered to the Mamelukes, and the
Albanians having loft their principal leaders, and
defiitute of difcipEne, were, after fome further oppo-
fition, reduced to obedience. Great hopes are enter-
tained that in confequence of the conduift purfued by
the Beys on this accafion. a cordial reconciliation
will fpeedily take place betwixt them and the Otto-
man Porte.