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Ina as this Paper was going to profs, we received
Paris Journals to the loth inn. inclufive, and Dutch

papers to the t sth inclufive.
The Moniteur confirms the account brought by
the laft Mail, of an attack made by feven boats
from Lord Ns 2sori's fleet in the night time, on
Tome French and Ligurian !hips tying in the bay
of Lavandon. They were 12 in all, five of which were
burnt and one captured. The French fay they found
twenty Englifil on hoard the burnt thips, that they
killed 36 and funk one of the boats. The French,
as ufual, loft not a fingle man! !
The Mositnie mentions the late attack on Havre,
and flaw that fcme hooks were damaged and a few

men wounded.
The fame Journal gives the follosiing letter from
Vicuna, of date sad July :
" The contemptible &secs& SMITH is in Boise-
mia,where hereceivesfrequent couriers from London.
He is employed as he would be any where elfe in
planning new intrigues. A perfon named ?dowr-
y:re is alto there. His roiffion is to recruit un-
sappy wretches who Coffer themfelves to be capti-
"aced by his promifes. It is to there two men and
the Abbe de la Fats who is here, that we owe the
fake and difaftrous news fpread in Germany.—They
are too well known to do hurt.
" They eonfole themfelves by fuppofing, that they
sW produce mirchief. We are affured that our Go-
. fleteMelli will not Puffer them to remain longer in
the Hereditary States." I
The lifewitair Elates that the French Emperor ar-
rived at Calais on the 6th at midnight and infpeiled
the veffels and fortifications.
We find by another MD:titan, that he was at Dun-
kirk on the 9th. where he reviewed one of the divi-
fsons of the army. He is probably making a tour
of the different portiand camps on the coati.
A letter from Baltimore, dated June 16th, Rates
the arrival at Wafbington of the famous traveller
Ho meows., whence he was immediately to proceed to
Europe. The philoCophical world will rejoice in thus
learning that the report of his death was unfounded.
Letters from Berlin Elate that Count de Moo-
wire has definitively retired from the Miniftry, on a
penflon, and has been fucceeded by Baron de HAR-
DIN WO.
CMAITAL, the Miniller of the Interior, has Te-
figned, and is to be fucceeded by M. CHAMPAGNY,
the prefent Ambaffndor at Vienna. In the mean
time M. PORTAL'S performs the office.
On this occafion, BONA AAAAA wrote the fallowing.
letter to the Miniller :
" M. C , I obferve with pain your inten-
tion of quitting the Minillry, that you may devote
yourfelf entirely to the fciences, but I yield to your
defire. You will deliver the portfolio to M. Poara
Lis, Minifter of Worfhip, and in the mean time I
have definitively provided for that department.
" Wilting to give ycu a proof of my fatisfaftion
with your Cervices, I have appointed you a Senator.
*ln there eminent fonai,•ns, which will leave you more
time to apply to your labours, for the profperity of
our Arts and the provers of our Manufaaures, you
will render ofefol Cervices to the State and to myfelf.
I pray GOD to have you in his Holy keeping.
(Signed) 0 Narot.soc"
Casks, Assaf 7.

By the Hamborgh mail of yeßerJay, accounts were
received that the 61, ckade of the City of Bremen is
Aill maintained with unabated vigour. Even the
commercial correfpondence of that neutral town (3
conduft fur whir]) no precedent occurs in the halite
proceedings ut civilized Sla'es), has been fubjeeled
to interruption in the filet intlance, and to abiolute
prohibition at I AR. Tile loan, contribution, or exac-
tion (for the Icandalousattempt to plunder the inhabi-
tants of that onoifending town has moat-tonally paired
under all Ode denominations), has been extended
from Italia million to tioo,coo rix-dollars. The Bre_
miners, with mote courage than diforation, flat per-
il a in relufng to 1.111)1714 to 6.o9.fiCait impotition, and the
ponifhment ot their urttowarellinefs will moll probably
be a progretlive aecumulatinn of the demand. The
amount of it will become fo enormous at laft, that the
French, who are not o'er delicate in affairs of the fame
complexion, will fnatch a pretext from it, and thee/wive(
elallinacy of the inhabitants, to break into the city,
and carve for themfelyes. The determination of the
French Government refpelling that unprecedented
nseafure, was daily and anxi(Jufly expelled at Bre-
men. We are not acquainted with the grounds upon
which the merchants and inhabitants of that town
have founded their hopes cf relaxation from the 06.
terms of the rater': but knowing fornewitat of
the charaaer of the principal peculator, we confefs