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FR tiNCE.

PARIS, SP.PTEMBER sB.

By a decree of the nth of Frudidor, (September
to), the Prefeel of the Department of the Scheldt,
detignated the port of Brehm as the only point of
the Department from which travellers Call depart in
order to go to Zealand, and the coly rue a which
they can difemsark. He has appoi.usl four boatmen,
*rho alone are to do that fel-stets. The objea of this
meafure is to render the Surveillance more eafy and
more certain.
General Minou, Adminifirator General of the
27th Military Died-ion, confidering that evil difpored
potions and enemies of t..c public good, endeavour
to excite trouble and produce movements, duet' a
decree on the tyth, bearing that every individual,
who thould dikurb puldic order, of whatever lots, or
in whatever Rate be might be, thoui,l be immediately
arrefted, and confined iu the citadel of Turin.—Pub-
We. Sltteonber 28.

The following letter front Cardinal MAURY, ad-
dread from Italy, to the Emperor of the French,
congratuliting him upon his afcending the throne,
has been publithed in Germany :
" Sire—From fentiment as well as duty, I have united with all
the loyal Members of the Sacred o:lege. ro (implicate your
slatMajefty to accept with bounty and conliekoce my finccre felt-
citations on .our afeending the Throne. The public Way aught
always so be the fupremc taw with radooabk minds. I am a
Frenchman. Sire, end I with always to be fee I have conftantly
end loudly ptateired that the Government of France, was in every
panto( view, cifentially MooarehicaL It is an opinion which I
bare never eeakd to hold, before the neceiUty oftilia mime was
gene:ray clunonitrated by (oniony difaitct *sand that the cooquefts
of your Majell y, which have to &Sourly extended out frontier%
bad yet augmented ia fo Tait an Empire the mantle* want of this
mirky of power. No Frenchman, then, has MOTe right than my-
(elf to applaud the re-eftabliihnicnt Man here,:,cary throne in my
country. once I have always thought that every other form of Cio-
nernm,nt would newer be for her, but an intermittent and incura-
ble anarchy. That I End my(elf, at the ant at our Academics, on
The fame line of principles which I defended at the (request pail
p my life, from the Mt day of itserigin, and daring all its courfc,
1 renilhig feel, Sire, particularly at this moment, the happindi of
being but martian sod faithful to my Invartabit doctrine, in
at the feet otyour Imperial Mikity the hotline or my fall and
exam adholon to the national will, which has called you to the
Supreme Impala Powerond offend lea fond mama oar future
inanquillity, by aligning to year Aura Family fuch a magoill•
cent inherftsa. An imperial Diadem kiddy and worthily orna-
Menne In my eyes, the bead of a Hero, who, after having beta
to often awanedby vidary, has been able to insintaiu kinglet, by
Ms rare gealu in legi/lation, In idminiftration.and in politics, at
the height of his always Maeda( fame, by re-d tablifhing religion
10 lds Empire. by Maas ing the French name with every fpecias
of glory, and by deb: room that (pint of Makin and of trouble
winch perpetuated the fame, of the Revolution by always re-
commeneing it. I two, with the mot profound ysfpelt, poor
Majesty's molt obedient, devoted and nibbled bumble Cer-
am% (Aped) 04. Swaim CARIIIPI•1 Mauer,
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" of Mane ilakanc, mid Bersetto"
Mats Mahone, Asian es, sloe.
It is laid that Baron HOISTISCIfs the late Grand
Mater of Malta, will arrive in France at the fame
time his Holinefs the Pope is expeited. The penaon
which the French Government have promifed to pay
Baron HOMPISCM was preceded by Ripulations. to
which he fuhfcribed ill, That he mould folemnly
renew his former renunciation to the fovereigoty of
tbeiflawd of Malta, in favour of its prefent Grand
Mailer, acknowledged by France; and id, That he
Gould, fur the remaining part of his life, refide in
Prance, where all beware due to his former rank
fkould be Blown him.
The whole coati of Italy ie infelled by pirates
from Barbary. They write from-Rome. that three
of them landed their crews on the loth inftant near

San Lorenzo, and marched up the country, four
leagues, burned and pillaged all before them, and
cartieJ away an hawed"( tsuoty, and ft sty paupers;
among the reit, mentv young nuns, of a Carmelite
convent, and ten Capuchin friars. After (tripping
the 0:J nuns nakei, and treating them in a mull
barbarous manlier, they left them had dead behind
them, in their plundered convent. It is faid, that

the Cardir.il, Secretary of State, ha► compiAined to
our Aruba!rider, Cardinal s if, agailift tl.c Gover-

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nor of Marreille., who had permittt theie pirates
to take in provtliona and arnmonitiou to that purl.—'
Another pirate landed in the night, near Fermu, and
carried away forty young girls. their governeffes, and
!creams, from a boarding fehnol in the vicinity.—
. The children belonged to the fira faryilie► iu the
country ; were all under eight year. of age, and
mollly intended. for the relikoms urders. Their pa-
tents and relatives are colleiling fubfcriptionr, to tu-
chafe their releafe.