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SOU, by feedlot the iodepeedetite or the great authorities,
free and enlighttned vote of Isopoß, the fecoray of peoperip,
liberty of individuak. of the prat. and of eledltiens; the repair
lability of Alinifters, and the intiolabiliry of the Coal
Laws. Thule tutelary dErpoltions. Chinn Fir* Coniel.lit:
compktely Salter the French people from the pints of their one.
mica, and (tom thole aritieni which tale their rife from ambi-
tions avals they will maintain the reign of the law, of liberty,
and equality. The love of the French tar your perfea, trent%
mined to your (Imam with the immortal glory of your name.
will for ever conoett the rights of the Nation, with the power of
the Prince. The kraal pat will brave time. The Republic. as
immutable as its raft territory, will behold political compels
gather round it in vain. To male it the Wade world Daft be
ihaten, and poltatty in main to reeollealoss the prodigies
brought about by your gala. will caltinually behold creek that
immenle monument of every thing for which the country will be
indebted to you.
"The Vice Prefident and Secretaries,

Consrairrimons, Artu. to.—The Porte have
teceived advice, that the Leglifh have made a land.
ing in Egypt with thirteen fhips of war, and literal
tranfports, and have taken pofklrion of the city and
forts of Alexandria. They cape& thortly. 7000 men
from the LA Indies, by the Red Sea.
Te Demo has been fung here, on account of the
deteaion of the coo(piracy againit the Film Consus;
at the fame time a (Memo mars was celebrated lathe
four churches under French protetaion.
PITERSIUACIN, APRIL 24...446 IMPERIAL Ma.
71STT has been pleaffid to order a Come mourning
of (even days, on account of the death of the Duke
of Elton tins.—(from the Coast Vetatote.)
• HAOOIt MAT 8.—Immediately after a courier
.m Paris had brought advice that the Tribunate
had eirpreffed its with that the Impede' dignity might
tconferred on NAPOLEON BONAPAATI, we witneffed
re a confequence of that great event in France.
gto faltered task has been put up at the box of the
French Ambaffiador' Citizen Ssuormitte. who Roll
continues here' and has not undertaken a journey te.
France. The box, before, was only decorated with
(cadet hangii2gs and gold fringes.
General blAartollT Is expe6cd here to day. Ac.
cording to every appearance, the expedition will now
very loon be undertaken.
According to Come accounts. Bow APART. Will be
crowned Emperor at Aix-la-Chapelle. and according
to others, at Lyons, where he will receive the Crown
from.the hands of the Pope, who will repair to that
city on the exclaim.
AU:perfons who apply for paffiports to leave out
Republic, me now required to give fecurity fur the
payment of their than of the public imports.
The French Wiliam at War, Barrireze, has re-
turned to France by wity of Hertogenbufcb.
The frigate Irma has been fitted out at Angier-
dam, and the difpofid of her given to General Mea-
nest?. According to accounts from the Cape of
Good Hope, it isVdkved that the (quadrats af Vice
Admiral .Lutoss mad ilaarstnce love Stemed a
junaion, and are gone owls tzPodidnageolla g=
The weather here has been for Dim MP
is hot as in the dog days, whkh has entellioest away
dillarders.
HAIIOII2II. Mar 11.--. The General in Oaf Des.
manila Smartly take op Mc refidenee the palace
at Moodwillimm• which is fitting up for his no"'
lie
is cßimated. that about aoo brafa cannon were
fated at Poet George, and in the founts of Hantein.
Ledi night Colonel Boisaao found an opportunity
NAT is. to efcape front his prifon.
The public attention is at this moment entirely The General of Divifion, STAID. arrived here on
taken up with the new ialitutioas which the Senate the 4th, and the General of Brigade. Geainitax,
has bees fo long meditating, and /which it is now on yeiterday : both however again left this city to-day
the point of revealing to France. The general opinions at noon, the former for Verdeo, and the latter for
the rumours in circulation, the fentiments which find Hameln.
utterance in fpite of the pee, and molt of the. GOTTIEGIN. Mar 3.—Some military movements
addreffes fent tip to Paris, all announce that the new
have taken place in Mae, which have excited atter-
Government will have for its bat's, the equality of
lion. The whole corps of troops amounting, includ-
the citizens and the public liberty. This grand log the garrifon regiments, to a t fquadrons and 38
focial idea had not been feized, at its fir( emiffion, in battalions, received orders from Callel, on the 25th
a true point of view. It feemed to many perkms to of April, to break op with all field requifites. Ac•
be a. new revolution, a rctraaion of the liberal min-
cording to the prekribed route Of march, the objea
cones, a retrogradation towards the ancient form or appeared to be to occupy an extenfive frontier on the
Government, a condemnation of every thing 'great, Eleftoral States. On the 27th of April, however, a
ufeful, or honourable produced by the revolution.— courier arrived at Cafrel, and on the zilch counter-
But there doubts, no lefs injurious to Bo &&&&& v r than orders were ifued ; but the troops Rill bold them-
to the French Nation, have been completely diffipat- (elves in readinefs to march, and are even provided
ed, and never did the revolution prefent to its paid- with tents.
sans more fecurity than they will receive by the
C aaaaa one, Anti. 3o.—The Swedifh Court has
folemn decree which is &only to terminate it. It ismourning-for eight days, on account of the
under this point of view that the propofition has been &one into
death of his Serene Highnefs the Duke of Ennui.
combated ; yet it is under this very point of view
Baron ENRINSWAILD, Envoy Extraordinary and
that, as appears to us, it would have been moll
Miller Plenipotentiary at Paris, bad received or.
important and molt eafy to defend it.
dam a month fince, to repair to the Kiva to receive
Addreffes arrive from all the Departments and
his commands and infirm:lions relative to various ob•
from every Divilion of the Army. demanding that
jeas. This time has been employed by him in mato
Bo aaaaa vs may beraifed to the dignity of Emperor,
ing the neceffary preparations for his departure and
and that this dignity may be made hereditary in his
journey, his Majelty having been pleated to grant
family. They all enters a define of teeing tome
arong inaitutions which may for ever guarantee to him permiflion of abfenee for a year.
the French peoplejthe liability of their Government Hain°, MAY s.—Purfuant to an electoral order,
and the public liberty.—The following is the latter all French emigrants mutt quit the Reifies territory,
part of the addrefs preened to the Titre. Consul. and the principality of Hanau, unlits they be in.
by the Municipal Body of Paris. eluded in the amnelly.
"To day, Citizen FUMY Cousin., all France ex Among the many reports fpread relative to the
preffes the fame wifhes we expreffed two years ago. hereditary funeffion in the family of Bo aaaaa rs,
To-day all France, happy under your Government, is this, that three Confuls alai) remain by the fide of
fonjures you to eternife the benefit of it. Do not the Emperor, who will adopt the tide of " Majelly
forget it, Citizen FIRST Coast.: in 5789, France the Confuls to be filed Serene ;" Dominate's
without doubt demanded a revolution; but the de- bspther to be appointed Third Conful, and the four
mended it is she maxim of her Government, and not oldeft French generals to be nominated Marshals of
in the unity which constituted her effence. The France.
French, then free, in the choice of their deputies FROIC Suassa, Aram 29.—A curious flasks cc-
to the States General, free in the expreffion of eurred yeaerday at Offenburg : An Englitiman
their fentiments and wither, exprefilydemanded that arrived there, named Sir Pelotas Daaas. Both his
all the citizens, equal in rights, fhould oe aitmiffible, filename, and his Chriaian name, being the fame as
without dikinaion of rank and birth, to all the public thofe of the Envoy. he was taken for the latter. It
functions. The demanded that the power exercifing was Coon difeovered. however, that he is a different
arbitrary was &mild no longer refide any where, and perfon, not at all related to the other. This Mr.
that no citizen might be condemned without having DaArl is a fon or the famous Admiral. He had
been tried. They demanded liberty of confrience. refided eight months at Nenfchatel with his family,
or rather the free exercife of all forms of divine wor- and is now on his way to Berlin.
flip. They demanded that the reprefentatives of Wars Las, MAT I.—Tbe garrifon regiments in
the nation fhould be called to deliberate upon the Upper tide, which had received orders to march
pnblic burdens. They demanded, in fine, as a gna- to the Hanoverian frontiers, and confified of as
ranter of all the rights they invoked the reftitution fquadrons and 38 battalions, received counterorders
of, that the executive power fhould remain confided on the 29th of April, and have returned to their
to the Bands of a tingle perfon, and that this power qtrarters ; confequently the report concerning a corps
Ihould be hereditary. What the French demanded of demarcation is prematore. A part of the lieffian
in 5789, they again demand tt.-day. They earnealy army remains, however, in complete readied's for
demand it. A long experience has too fully con- marching. the troops retaining their tents and field
vinced them that whatever has been done, or tiled. equipage. The French Envoy delivered a note re•
beyond their Gift wifbes. commanded perhaps by lative to this fubjea.
eir cumaances aronger than men, cannot conflitute Futon tes MAINS, Mar s.—Advices from Genoa.
either the duration, the force, or the happinefe of a of the sift April, repeat the report, that the Toulon
guest empire. We than not, Citizen Fotsr Coast's, flat, of nine (allot the line, had failed, and was now
point out the mode it would be moll fuitablc to ItAtinned off the Hieres.
adopt for the accompliffintent of our with. We The fhoemakeri Wiens, and two more leaders of
troll, in this reflica, to the wi(dom of the firft the infurgents, have been executed at Zurich; anc•
authority of the State, and to your own wifdorn. ther was (hot.
But let us he fearful of digerobling the truth to our- Visalia, Mar 2.—We are informed that his Ma-
(elves. The moments are prefling. Our implacable efly the Ermaoa intends loon to make a tour to
enemies arc obferving us. We know what frightful -Hungary.
projeas they have (hewn themfelves capable of I They The Imperial Colonel, Baron Wits:ans. of the
will never ceafe meditating our ruin, before (hong, marine, died lately, aged 45.
generous, and Wing inaitutions will have convinced Fro& sacs, Arun. 16. They write from Rome,
them that our ruin is intpofdalc. that a late marriage dues not appear likely to be
(Signed) TlkeTwolvo Mayen.the Twenty-roar Militant Liftitif.
Mayorsobe Fin Members oldie Cooed' of Pre- If 14 Ifertleflo that a divifton of Lord Ns esoe's
hams& Ma Yalta aid as hamierrosmed." ; *sit has 12424. for Malta, and Armin Algiers.

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Sird, " FRANCOIS (de Neufehateau) Vice Prelktent.
" MORAILD OS CiALLRIJOSS re CO 80110181014
The Chancel/or of the &sate, lived LAPLACe
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Head Quarters at Seanew-9 Herat, etiwil se.
General Darr Cossut—A cry has been heard in
the Army ! !—That cry is echoed in every heart/
The !oldie:sof the ill divifinn of the Camp at Bruges,
fenfible of the dangers which you have encountered
alone, in the common code s more fenfible Rill of
the benefits which they have derived from yon, are
sager to decree to you a title sopa and worthy of
you. You are already their Chief and their Father,
Mt the& tides are not fuScient to exprefs either their
withulafm or their love.. Let, then, that of Ew.
mos teach the world, that France has known bow
to expreb her gratitude for all that you have done
for her l Yet a painful rocollettion mingles itfelf with
oar hopes. Already have the poniards of the enemy
more than once threatened your deftiny, to
which
that of fo many others is attached. France was on
the point of being annihilated is our perfon ! Let
her [arrive in your illuarious family! And let poße:
rity know what your great ;aliens bate bass, and
what has bees oar gratitude. Tbs own of a part
arms' troops I ass•lmpppy in sal Kin my power
to exprefs to you their Icatimats. accept,
Gensid Filar Comsat., the adisssidis Obis sad
of repo! of the Flie Dj..11" sad elf aka,
(Signed) The GMI. eitaltb/011..911r1im
Men (dhow eas feeweriaidebadialleib44olo,o* ad die
Stalf, mad the OlYaneaNd Maws aids 4 aglialess ididt
mark the