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London, England, 1804-07-13 00:00:00

PRANCE.

PARIS, JUNI ii.
An °Eclat letter from Ajaecin, dated lone 4, Sates
the capture by furprize of an Englilb vefrel of four
large guns, and 57 men, which Admiral Num.'s',
whufe fquadron was near Sardinia, bad fen; to the
macre coaft of Corfica. to receive recruid, to be
delivered by crimpy. The correfpnndence of the
Englifb having been difcovered. Mr. Seam, a
Captain of Corfican chareurs, got him felf received on
board the Englifh veffel, with tai foldien, whom be
pretended to have enlifted for the fervice of England,
and at the moment when the vellel was heaving up
Sschot. Cape. Saint and his fuppofed recruits, on a
fignal agreed on. feized the Englift Captain and his
erem whom they made prifoners. The trail was
kilt to Dallis, where it has arrived.

JOLT I.
. The following are the expreffions employed in the
.extranidioare Piotta of the Count de Lite. againfi
all that has been done and is doing is France, Glace
the rennion of the States General :
•• PADTEST Of Till COUNT DE LILLE.
. 0 waaaaw, ;vat 6, t foe-
A, In affinningthe title of Emperor, and attempt-
Hg to reader it hereditary in his family, Bo
has pet the teal to his oforpation. This new a& of
reveletioo, where every thing from its origin has
bees nen and void, cant weaken my rights; but
being accoaatable for my conduit to all Sovereigns,
whit& rights are not leis injured than mine, and whoa
dresses are Outten by the dangerous principles which
the Semete *Perris hie tiered to pablills—accoontabie
so Trance, to my family,. and to my own honour, I
lisaeld 'ereafider myself as betraying the common
pale, were Ico keep filstOe on this oceafims. I de-
days. then. *ter having renewed my proteßations
assail all the ‘al sets which, from the opening of
definite' Genera!ei France, bane led to the alarm-
ng affie in which Prance and Europe arenow invol.,
•-•1 declare. in the rordefrce *all the Sovereigns,
disk far from *know ' the Imperial title that
bier/lave has received from- a Body which has not
1 lepielseare ezifience. I rota as well againfi that
Bide as all the febfeceent ails to which it may give
felsels,s'o.- eledeser.
The Emperor is perfectly fatiified with his par-
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.rlortainbleau, and the Bate of the Military
He begin the infpernion of that fchool by
the serfeharge ofnrms. and the different manwuvres
of the infantry. which the young people catented
with the greateft precifron. He then ordered them
to iiiicharge artillety, &e. and quellned them upon
tbe different parts of militario
y equipage, as well
as the names of the different purees of cannon. He
then few them work at the batteries. which they
themrelves coniruded, and qnellioned them upon
all the different parts of a battery. They next un-
derwent
an examination in all the different chiles of
osetketnatics. biting. geography,. &c. His blejetiy
thee ordered the more Alm to give an *count of
the method they partied in teaching ; prefcribed
small alterations ; quefiioned (event of the scholars,
is order to aline himfelf of the advantage they
wiped from the ;Mimetic's, of the Schema. His
Malefiy Laded to General Ilse aaaaaa . the Com-
tiandanr. and to the different Officers, the (*tibiae-
Soo he felt, at teeing his intentions& well fulfilled in
firatort a period of to wee.
His MaJeAy trawled Melon, ands large portion of
Li Brie, to dine with Marfhal AUG Ia a au, who had
prepared (nine brilliant fire-works, and an alumina-
tine in his path. His Majelly fatisfied Itimfelf of
the great quantity of grain that was in the barns of
La Brie. as well as the abundance of the approach
ing harvelt. This convinced him of the neceffity of
the export which be had permitted, in order that
the farmer might not be dikouraged by the low price
of corn.
His Majelly arrived at Malrnaifon yellerday at
elite o'clock in the morning.—Moakein..
The Emperor did not come to-day to the Thula.
Wish neither was there any review of the troops.
General Menne. and M. finalist: Purr, are tip.
ptnned principal officers of the Legion of H snout.
id list.inv mt.'. Peale& of Name. is alto made a
member.
It is raid that his IMPERIAL MAJIITT has point-
./ out the cities, whofe Mayors are to :Mitt at the
tetenvinial of his taking the oath, conformably to
the
1.4 ad Article of the Senatus-Confultum of the
se oreal. They are thirty-fin in number, and are
as ollow : Paris. Lyons, Bourdeatie, Toulnufc,
Meriting% Bruffels, Rheims, Nantes, Rotten, Dijon,
Nice. Strafbourg, Grenoble, La Rochelle. Orleans,
Amiens. Anvers, Montpelier, Ai x-la Chapelle, Ghent,
Angers, Alsaandria, Caen, Befaneno. Geneva, Tu
rin, Nancy. Haynie,. Tours, Clermont, Lille, Ren-I
nes, B, urges. Mete, Liege, and Verfailles.
The Elattlefnake, of which there has been fo much
talk, is arrived at Paris.
The battle of the sail of June, between a divifion
of the Eatavian flotilla and the enemy's cruifers,
has been regarded by all military men with great
intention. The Batavian diviGon was composed
only of :7 gun boats of the (wood chefs, each carry.
in a 14 pounder, and two pieces of tmall calibre.
The 24. pound, rs were for the firll time used. The
crews conducted themselves in the moll perfefl man-
ner in this engagement. The order of battle of she
divifion was fir ogle maintained ; it kept up a wt.y
regular fire, and the enemy foon retreated. The
wit.d, whi,!• blew from the north-raft, (stored a
rolling fee witch proved very inconvenient to nut
wails. An Englifir brig IoA its bnwfprit ; a frigate
i.s main-yard ; and a fehooner brig its main MA
The flotilla entered triumphantly into ()fiend. and
!rectal of the enemy's vetels returned to England to
he repaired. We had only eight men kiiled, and
,ne we'd nightly injured.—Alerentr.
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