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PARIS, NOVEMBER Ir.

hiadanT Lrctsac has been lately married to the
Priax IjJAJ•:LSE. The man iage cook place at hfor-

Nov. ra..—The Government having learnt that the
trench General, BOYER, is detained a prifoner in
Scotland, has ordered that one of the molt ditiinguith-
ed of the Enzlith prifoners !hall be confined in the
fame manner, and receive the fame treatment as (ball
be given to General Boys t.--:llt.:ireue.
The following notice has been illltcd by the Mini
tier of M.arine :—Several jourr,.is, on the authority
of letters fr- im Hamburgh, have announced the death
of Adnairal ViLLARt r Jo-ex us s, Captain General of
the ifland of M irtinique. No intelligence of this
event has reached the Marine Office. It is probable
that this report originated in authentic_ accounts of
tie death t i Gtnera! VRIGNY. Commander of the
rrol;t at y forc., in the fame itland.
Private intelligence from Boulogne informs us, that
c rachments of gull boats daily arrive in that port.
There are in that town a great number of GC:VI:lis.
The number of valets of different defctiptions, v. loch
are to be employed in the expedition, amount to rive
thoufand. Never did Boulogne prcfent In cheerio,'
an appearance. The CHIEF CoNsuis pot table hot&
is placed on an eminence, from which he has a view
of all the movements along fhore. U I x's portable
horde is to the r'ght. The coatis arc lined with
pieces of artillery formed on a new condruclion.—
They carry to an immenfe diftatnce.
Nov. 13.—A comparative trial took place on the
rath of Oflober in the prefence of the Civil and Mi•
]nary Authorities of thee:Ted produced by the powder
of the batteries of Fecamp and the batteries in that
neighbourhood, and the powder extrafted from a
bomb which fell in this town on the third Comple-
mentary Day. The French powder carried to a dif-
tante of two hundred and fifty m. tifty•fix decim.
The Englifit powder carried to the dittance of two
hundred and eleven m. two decim.

An experiment made at Cherbourg and Havre,
compared with the powder taken fiom the Englifh
frigate Minerva, was equally. latisFaaory. The fop.-
periority is confeipeutly nuw edablithed in favour of
the French powder.
The FIRST Coasoc was at the camp of Boulogne
on the 9th, he WdS evened on the tort) at Offend.
The Primers &moil css has fct out tor Rome with
the Prince her hatband.

Recent letters from Madrid contradict the report
that was circulated of a change being about to cake
place in the Spanifh
While the Engli(h Government is flraining every
nerve to create enemies to France; while occupied
exclufively with their own ambition and their own
interefls, they abandon, or rather bafely betray their
Allies; the French Government prefents a very dif
ferent afpea. Spain having been engaged by the laft
treaty of alliance to furnifh, in cafe of war, a contin-
gent of twenty-five thoufand men, the FIRST CONSUL
has difpenfad with that engagement.
Nov. I 4—Order h eve been given at Rrufrels to pre•
pare there a large quantity ofbifeuits for the fervice
of the Army of England. In the foreft of Soignts
the manntaaure of oats goes on with the greatelt ac-
tivity. It is pofitively (fated, that the number to be
completed will be not lefs than thirty thoufand.
Late, s from Vienna of the &II of No►ember fpeak
of an intended vifit of the EMPEROR to Italy. It is
imagined that in the interval the organization of the
Venetian Provinces will be terminated.

Nov. 6.—There are at Cherbourg 23 flat bottom•
ed boats, defined to join the flotilla at Boulo?ne,
only waiting for a favourable wind to fet fail. The
twelfth and twenty fifth demi-brigades, which are
encamped at Dunkirk, manceuvre every day along
fhore. The flitting velTeis and loggers which are in
the harbour of Dunkirk are immediately to be armed.
Befides their crews they are to carry a confiderahle
number of troops. They are alfo to have accommo-
dation for the conveyance of cavalry.
We have received intelligence from Lyons that
the Canal of Givors has refumed its aftivity, which
lied been too long fufpended by a drought which con-
tinued longer than any that has been ever hitherto
known.—Twenty-eight years ago the canal was con-
ftrilded. The tacit recommencement of the navi-
sation after the repairs of the fummer, had never
been bryontl the 13th of Oftober.
Lettert. from Coat antinople mention,that the trade
of Prufiia with the Porte has lately been uncommonly
fiourifhing.
There are accounts from Leghorn, that the port
of Genoa is clofely blockaded by an Englifb frigate
and other vefrels of inferior form

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