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London, England, 1803-01-08 00:00:00

.FRAACE.

PARIS JANUARY 3.
Letters from Contiantinople Rate, that the
PORTE has received recent intelligence from
Egypt, the contents of which have not yet tranf-
pared. All that can be learnt is, that a gond an-
derilanding has been re-edablithed at Alexandria
between the Turks and the-Englifh, and that the
fervice of the garrifon is now performed jointly by
the troops of both nations.
Citizen Rurvia,the French Chargi el' rfirairrs, has
informed the Nitre of the voyage which Colonel
Ssaasrsasi has undertak.:n, by or der of the fit sr
Coast's, to all the ports of the Levant, to enquire
into their Rate, and to report accordingly.
By a decree of the ;Id uh. the meeting of the
LegiflAtive Body is fixed for the zoth of Febrn
ary. The Deputies of the Departments, com•
prifed in the 4th Series, will repair to their pods
immediately after the nomination to be made by
the Senate.

I An Bush& fquadt ,n of (even fail or the Sici-
lian Coat has mutinied ; it appears from the
fpeeches of the tailors. that they were v:ry much
diffatisSed with the inutility of a cruise in Co bad
a feafon, and at a time when Great Britain was at
peace with all the powers of Europe. It is dim.
cult, in fa& to imagine the objea of this (qua.
deco, unlcfs it were to keep the tailors employed,
and at a diilaace from England. This expedition
refembles that of the 3o fail, which the Englith
Government fent, a year ago, to Jamaica, be-
cattle imperious ciocumliances forced France to
fend a fquadron to St. Domingo. One may fay,
if there different expeditions be the circa of fur.'
picion and outrage, that the bad reports which all
the intriguers who are at London fpread, coil John
Bull dear.—( jorrnaldr Paris.)
General Jouxoaw, Counfellor of State in ex
traOrdioary ferric:4 has been placed in ordinary
ferrite, and attached to the fellion of war. _

The Prefect of the Department of the Deux
Neches has anchorite.' the young men of Antwerp
to form themfelves into a company of color.tetrs.
to receive the Firil Confnl when he (hall make
his entrance into that city, which is coufidered
as likely to take place loom
Madame Bowapaara. touched the ac-
counts the has received of the care and zeal with
which the Ladies, Governefres of the Maternal
Society, difiribute atliflance to poor lying-in wo.
men, has feat. as a proof of her approbacioo,

The Principal Imperial Commlffary is commanded to de-
clare, that the Ensperorbas no difficulty in agrenny, that the
definnive Calelorum of the Deputation of the Empire. iboo.:h
not yet milled, Ihould be in the mean time communicattd to
the Diet of the Empire, and fobmitted to its difeuffion, in ol-
der that thole difficulties, which till withhold from it. the Im-
perial (mullion, apd whi h the treaty of peace and the confti•
tution of the Empire will not fuller us too erlook, may mkt
be remov d, and that the final and legal termination of the af-
fair of the indemnities, may be, ha regard to a l tartios con-
cerned in it, acederatod as much as poGilit.t. His imperial
Majefly Is fo much the more Eros in his adherence to there
mediae+, beeatife tit: Mediating Pow:rehire, bribe ptopoil-
dons of Indemtities. en ,crined others, which affeei toe funda-
mental coral:talon of the Empire, and are not full as is
Deputation has powers to decide upon. Thefeokofts his Ins-
pedslMajefty thinks it his duty to .recommend to all the States
of Coe Empire, being perfuaded that they will he wizioufly
vigilant to prof ree the Canftitutional proportion hetweoli the
authority of the two Relieons of the Empire, esthete have been
Mad by different Tread.% of Piscre. and by the dee &xis of the
Het, wnb all the relations, peoportions.and balances ot the Cons.
Ilitutional parts of the Empire, as one great pc:ideal body, in
order to give perpruity to a Conithution:Cie cffcaa and the
beneficent pride-Mon of with hare, es many ago, and
Leh variations of eiretunftenees, given frletdonr, prolperity,
aul independence to the whole Germanic body.
Due. 25.—The votes of Bavaria, Here Cately
and Wirtemberg, gives at the 35th meeting of
the Deputation of Empire, are the fame in
fabilanEe with that of Braadenborgh. of which
she tenor here follows :—.
The Sub-delegate has Len with fatisfadirri, from the de-
' eLmuenof Bohemia, In the tad meting of the Deputation,
that hi. Majority perfealy acqukke t in the r.efoludnns of the
Depntadon, refpeding the provifion for thole Udettaftiad
Princes whore dominions have hem feculsriled : and that hie
I toys] I-fishnet die Archduke Medway via willing to renounce
his nomination to the Archbilhoptie of Cologne and the Nato,-
r,s of Mun.L.r. His Pruilian Majedy wouid fee with pker
Cure (Mb an it demnity Aligned to the Grand Doke of .rofesoy
as might give entire fadstidion to that Prince. and would
gladly contrihute to It. Bat, in regard to this stair, the Dept:-
ration mutt, with obligate eonlidence, rely on the alumna, of
the Mediating Panne, that they will find aninimin attain this
sad, without allow* the otopetatione at Postale Wee any
intim= ea the procedure of the Deputation, and without
leaving it netheary to Wert la the general Coincident any fuck
particular refs:read= w might melte new enedleith sad on-
c rt may among thole to whom the indemnities ant Amid—
might retard, or tin.lly difappeint the whole purple at all the
labours of the Deputation. The Sub delegate of Beheads Ma
latterly declared that the strait of augmenting both the Eledio•
rah College and the Witte of Princes ought to be remitted Pe
Me (keit= of the Emperor and the Sumac
On this head there Cu. be no ocestat cod ffer from MR, of.
paid, at the Mediating Powers have Mae to evade no propo-
thlons aim:Unit. Hereafter hi. Praha 21/4114ety may pro-
-1 habiy make no oppolkion to an tamale of the Catholic voles
in the two College.; bat he dome not confider that is at prefect
necetrary, in cookapases of any ch rage in the proportion be-
' nveco the powers and numbers of the Catholics and the Pio.
teams, of the Respire.
—.. . .

Thie Seb-cleiegies will hereafter give his opinion en the AP.
CM et the I! Comma= of Nov. 30.
Bast.,,Ba.ei Dec.WC 27. We expeft the limits br..
tween the French Republic and Switzerland to be
loon. zed. France requires the ceifian of a (mall
part of the canton of Soleure, which is called
Leimenthal, and comprehends the Rve village+ of
Bettwyle, Witterfwyie, Hofifletten, Rodeatorff
and Mezerle. For this cairn the canton of So•
leure will be indemnified. None of there villages
but is fomewhat confiderable. They were at
feffed with the war-tax; but, on the knowledge
that there was a defign of ceding them to France,
they have requefied General Ney to procure them
to be relieved from the alikernent. General Ney
has accordingly recommended their reque(l to the
Helvetic Government. He tiled in his recut°•
mendation the words-4 La thefe Communities
will probably become a part of the French- Re.
public, as loon as the limits of territory between
France and Switzerland (ball have been defini.
tively firsd."
We hear that RuSa has determined on fending
ant Ambaffedor to Switzerland. The Course
Rona/now is Paid to be the.perfon felefted foe
thi. embalfy.
General Slates, Commandant at Lncerne, hes
intimated to the Conßituted Authorities of that
place, that it will be re-confirm!! gm
boats to be Rations n the lake, each wombm!
four guns.
Dec. 28. A report has got cireulation in Swit.
mrland there few days pan, which alien, that the
Pays de Vaud, together with the greater part of
the canton of Fribourg, whole inhabitant, adopt
cu(loms and language wholly different from the
reit of the Swifs, are to form a free and incl..
pendent Republic, like that of the Valais, under
the fprcialprotedlion of the French Government.
It is added, that the part of the counties of
.Neufchatel and of Valengia, fituated on this fide
of the Jura, will be united to that Republic, and
the other part incorporated with France. This
new arrangement is agreed upon between-France
and Prn&a, and loather changes are cleated to
take place, when the limits between. Switzerland
and France mil be definitively fixed. Whatever
may be the fuuodation of there reports, R is at
kali certain, that the two Cantonal affembl;el of
the Leman base again met, and appointed a
commiffion oi five Members, charged to enter
into a regular corrtfpocdence with the Vaulus
Duties at Paris.

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FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

IN CONTI/WAIT:ON FROM THI ?RECEDING PAGE.

BALE, Dsc. 29.—1 t is now confirmed that'
rycllcEal Nay has taken official delis to induce the
Regency of Cortilance, and the other Aufirian
efiablithed on the Helvetic frontiers,
•r) caufe thefe countries to be evacuated by the
:.I‘‘ ifs emigrants, who have hitherto continued
emir recruiting, that they might be ready to en-
ter their country with an 'armed force 'the firft fa.
‘ourable opportunity.
STRASSUItCH, DEC2MII2I29.—The Magifirates
of Franckfort have difcuffed the queltion, whether
;t would be advantageous or not for the city to
dc.4 roy the Fortifications? It has been unanimoutly
t!e, ided in the affirmative. This decifion is agree-
Ale to the true principles of the neutrality, which
Franckfort is in future to enjoy, and will favour
commerce, which will be expofed to no danger in
the future wars of Germany.
Baussits, Dsc.la.—YefterclayGen.Bsimitsa
arrived here from Paris, and the next day con-
tinued his journey into Holland.
VIENNA, Dac. 19.—The new Hofpodar of Wal-
lachia has fent thither an accredited Charge d'Af-
faires to treat with our Government, in regard to
the commercial relations of the two countries.—
The Hofpodar has received from the Grand Seig-
nior the fum of 2000
tie
for the relief of the
poor, and to difcharge die pay of the troops with-
held by his predecetfor. Hisrefidence at Bucharett
: as been fplit in two by the earthquake of Oftober
.6th t only three of the apartments remain habi-
t able.

HA mestizo is, Dec. 23.—We are allured that the
Emperor of Ruffia, previous to his acquiefcing in
the article of the Treaty of Amiens, by which it
is ilipulated that the ifland of Malta is to be under
his guarantee, requires the Paid article to be fo mo-
dified. as to make the ,:penes of the Neapolitan
garrifon to be defrayed by England and France.
By a letter of the 19th of December from Vi-
enna, we learn, that on the t sth at night, a fire
broke out at the hotel of Count Potoky, in copfi-
quence of which his Excellency, who was dread-
fully wounded' in attempting to effea his efcape,
expired the following day.