Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21
NETWORK. June 4.

NETWORK. June =. :
BY passenger in the brig Alliance,
from Nantes, the editors Of the New
York Gazette have received the follow
ing interesting information. 49,.
His majesty the emperor Of France
and king Of Italy left Paris the 2sth
March last for Milan, there to be crown.
ed king the 2Ssh of May was appoint
ed for the coronation. Previous to his
leaving Paris, he was pleased TO order
the long-pending american claims to be
closed, reserving three millions oflivrss
TO be- applied to any unsubstantia,ed
claims that remained behind. The A.
merican minister had given notice to the
several American claimants that he was
ready to draw on the American govern
meat for the araosats Of theisrespective
awards, in such sums as they should
choose, and in francs. f..
=" Mr.. Livingston, our fate minister
to the French 'courty had returned to
Paris from Italy, and with his family
was expected at Nantes, in order to en-
bark for New York in the ship. Missis.
siPPi, captain H. Skidmors, to. sail the
10th or 18th Of May. -
=. The pope left Pari. the I'd Of April.
g, :. Gen. Murat has been created a
prince, and appointed grand admiral Of
France. -. :: ..
The Toulon aeet had been out 10
days when tile Alliance sailed. :.
:" Business was extremely dull at
Nantes-there was total staknation.
Colonial produce pouring in from all
parts Of America and Lisbon.
"Some warm notes had been passed
between MIR. Armstrong the American
minister, and Mr.. Talleyrand, respect
ing the conduct of the American govern
nlent towards SPAIN. Dispatches res
Peetipg which are brought by the ALI
ance 10 the secretary of state. Imperial
Napoleon has told Mr.. Armstrong, that
the Spanish government cannot, nor
shall not, pay the demands Of America
At present. .- 7s5s T. 49, -. !
:" Il was reported that Lucien Bona
Parte was arrested in Italy, BY order of
Napoleon. Some said he~was in the
temple at Paris. T.
. Admiral Braix, commander Of the
imperial Flotilla at Boulogne, and in-
spector of the coasts of the Ocean, died
At Paris the 2oth Of March,. of grief !;
in consequence Of 4 B1owinthe face from
the emperor, during private audience
az the ThuiIleries. ! -. :, :
2 49,. - June S. :
american Academy Of arts.-A=pri.
vate letter from Paris, states that his ma
jesty emperor Napoleon has presented
to- Mr.. Livingston, late minister from
the United States to the French Court,
on behalf Of the Aeadamy Of Arts, esta.
blished in this city, and Of which his ma.
jesty 10 an honorary member, a very.
valuable collection estimated $4,000 IL
vres, 10000 dollars. !. :
Imperial Compiimenf.-We are infor.
med that the emperor Napoleon has pre-.
scented to Mr.. Robert Livingston late
Americas minister at the court Of France,
IN elegant ssuEF BOX, on the cover Of
which is portrait OF his imperial maies-
~, set with diamonds. The value of il
il estimated at 5000 dollars. 1t was ac-
eompanied by complimentary letter
from the emperor. Mr.. Livingston,
since the close Of bis ministerial faneti.
ous. has made with his family the tour
Of Italy and on his return to Paris, re.
ceived the above elegant present. His
arrival here Il dailv exnect.d 81 ss