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and a half—tl.ey daTe tint approach onrline. A di.
virion that has arrived from Calais is entering the
road this moment,,--Froor the journal de Commerce, of
guise 15.

At the Palace of St. Cloud, 13 Ptalrial, June z, don.

?hem. kOll, by the trace of GOD, and the conilitu.
don of the Republic, Emperor of the French, being
defirons to mark the moment of his acceffion to the
throne by ads of indulgence and beneficence, decrees s

itt. That individuals condemned to earcelional ponifinsent,
and detained only for their fees, SAD be yet at liberty.
sd. That a report b to be made to Ids Potakfty of the Debtors
to the State, that ►is Majdty may determine who are worthy of
being fread from their confinement.

3d. The paymeet from tho den lIIt or rams doe to the borem
of nodes of the city of Paris by oaceitttoas What aod mother.
4th. That • dowry Omit be gives to a poor and boo& yours
woman is each communal Arroodiemeat, and Mod/polity of

the cities of Plns, Lyon,• Bandeaux. sad
stit. Anuafty to an fubalteras sad folders of the foe sad hod
forces, defences to the interior, who ban join their corps by a
filed date, sad a ecosinion of the las hicarrod by dims or their
fathers*: mothers, .

MINISTRY OP THE MARINE.

EXTRACT OF • DISPATCH VEDS4 THE
OF MAIRTINICO, DATED ?LIMO// 15TH, YEAR 14

VIIIIIGUAIT 14.

Commodore Hoop employs all his force in the
blockade of Martinique. and by means of the,great
number of his light veileh he endeavours to furprifo
foram infulated parts of the coall ; but his blockade
gives us as little uneafinefs as his ineurfions. One of
his galliou, the Kent,was funk by the battery of Cape
Solomon, in the night between the 54th and tcth of
this month. Two negroes cleaned by (wimming, the
reit of the crew, and 37 men •f the Garrifon of Do-
minica, with three officers, petißted. The Vigi.
lane cutter blew up before Saint Pierre. on the
t6th at noon, and on the night of the 57th all
the boats on the Ration, having been adernbled to
attempt. with coo men, a coup•de•ntltin on a [mall
camp which I had ellablilbed at Ceron, to proud the
quarters of Diamant and Saint Luce, the former
pelf, confining of forty failon, fell upon this body
of feamen and foldiers, killed the Lieutenant of the
Centaur. who corpmanded the expedition, an officer
of the troops, two ferjeanta, eight or ten failon, and
wounded at lealt forty.
This report, made by fix prifoners, was confirmed
Iby the officer of the lag flag or once fent to me. If
the company of the grenadiers of the marine. that
of the 84th demi-brigade, and that of the national
guard, could have arri;ed in time, that is to
fay, had the enemy made the fmalleft refillance,
not one of them would have cleaned : and what
will appear very extraordinary, Citizen /dingier.
is, that we did not We a tingle man, nor had
we any wounded, becaufe our detachment had time
to throw thernfelves into the cane fields and bullies
which border the high-road. The attempt of the
t gth on Dunkirk Point •was not more fticcef tul
the boats retired on the fiat muffiet flint and the
cries heard on board leave us in no doibt that a
great many were wounded.

No one can be better fatisfied than I am with the
euurage of the troops of Martinique. I cannot be.
(low ton high praifes on the fidelity, seal, and coo.
rage, of the people of colour, who have all &earn
thtmfelves really worthy of the protettion of Go-
vernment.

We have tome lick in thefe Antilles► but the num-
ber is very inconfiderable in comparifon of 'bore de-
droved by the epidemy in the Englilk colonies.
(Signed) V► T.

From the Nev, Merciant, (a Rotterdam Paper),
June 20.
Gen. MOItAV 12 Gad to be difratisfied with the fen-
tence of the Court, declaring him to have been concern-
ed in the confpiracy. Great joy has been manifefted
in fume parts of the army on the coal, that this great
General has not been fentenced to death. The Em-
peror has pardoned the ci-devant Marquis of Polig-
nae, and Riviera Bovet de Loy ier, and the ci-devant
General Lajotais. The other prifoners have appeal-
ed to the Ttibuaal of Caffatica, before which Court
all the proceedings ulna be reviled before the fentence
can be carried into execution.

Too ITOT, the friend of Moa SAO, has been basins-
ed to his country feat as Clog Porgene, fur the (pace
of a year.

M:i.•11. May 31.—0 n the 26th inn. a marry was
fent by the Vice Prelident of our Republic to the
State Confulta, containing an invitation to fix the
manner in which the exaltation of N•roLson Bo-
a, Chief of the Italian Republic, to the I.
perial dignity, can be bell and molt properly handed
down to pofterity. This tneffage having beets
taken into confideratiun, it was on the sith de-
creed by the State Coafulta, in, That a mono-
ment stall be created to the honour of his Majtay.
N•IoLMM BOMA %%%%% Emperor of the French,
and Reamer of the Italian Republic ; ad, That this
fortunate event !hall, on the 16th of Auguft nezt,ba
folemnly celebrated throughout the whole Republic.
The cattle which gave birth to the arrefting of the
English in Italy, is Lid to be, that tome of them at
Leghorn had affined it. vietaalling the Englith (hips
in the Mediterranean —The detachment 04 French
cavalry which is departed from Civita Vecchia, has
order to ratty iota (aeration the lame meafures which
have been taken at Leglun a.

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