l a e ttS on and was ordered 
Bia icfi’ion thedd.h, at Macerata. Ade Adeof 
of Adeof the‘k;bfp& of Geg; Nugcjdi wa» 
' f cnemv was commanded by General 
a s ?^ n » post upon the i-oad btsd 
W P Cf ritn* 1 )ii rodojrp, wh lc h, 
Ev-cr, d' c V wcre 
Kk, coadacted by Major Fh tt< Ulcers and 
privates were taken, find nam  nam•Kthr>*w 
•Kthr>*w  nam•Kthr>*w down thcir artns au ’ J P®** 
JrL 0 f the, neigh b0udro(«l tpok an active part in 
"Ersu’l ll,e e: ’ P°*i lau VP ’ • 
WWaior Fldte after this success marched upon 
; Itaiuia, where he arrived on the 2d. The garrison 
(if JOO men, retired Wo a castle upon his 
pirces of artillery, with a considerable quantity, 
Eammtmitiuni and being allowed to return to Na Nailles 
illes Nailles under she condition of not serving against the 
the space of one mdSih.” 

; I ( //7?z/\7fZY)7^rPJPZJA I .S. 
Basle, May 4. 
■ ■ The following i&the answer of the President of the 
tb the Duke of Yiccnza :— 
I “ Zurich, May 20. 
I «Tlm communication which his Excellency the’ 
I DiikttW Vpmza addressed the undersigned <m the Uh 
I of April, and which reached Zurich on the Ib’lh, has 
• beef laid before (he Miet. 
‘‘'U’lyii R%jce at peace -with i n itself shall have re re-1 
-1 re-1 e wfred her Uappimats tinder a stable government, gc- 
A^lly'fcvOgiiix'd in Europe, the sincerest wish rtf 
I'fwitz. r' c ' wdffibfnltilled. Faithful to the prjnci- 
I to n< auur, of which the conduct of the Swiss 
. I |Miers rec died to their country, furnish afresh proof 
■ 1 fbv sfptorts bavehot be enrtble to divcar thehisclves of 
■ a lively uneasiness, t>,-i ’he account of the events and 
I thciFprobib|c consequences. To secure its dearest 
I interests. its : !uh»pende4be t and ihrinternnl tranquility 
‘ I t£tin>t evWy attack the confederation has felt, that it 
I qughtfo take measures of |*ro<ntti(ion and safety, sc- 
L veral changes ha ve taken place tn its constitution, ati- 
I rival frontiers have been restored to it, with a more 
I fo*nirable deni 
” Froth tlfose circuhistwiros, and (he new relations 
I in which it is placed, there results obligations of hH hHWMpt* 
WMpt* hHWMpt* which gratitude, aadpm'n of its 
| politico existence command It to fulfil. I canuo| 
therefore by rccogidsing the existing Government in 
I France, follow a system opposite to that of all the 
I Powers of Europe. That loyal and fidelity which 
dictated its conduct will conlinue*lo regulate 
it for the future. 
4 ‘ Smell arc the explanations to which the Un Undersigned 
dersigned Undersigned must cbriffiie hrms'vll, and. which he con* 
Eludes by begging his fc]xcejlency the Duke of Viceu Viceu-1& 
-1& Viceu-1& to accept assurances pf his high consideration. 
, “THfi M* ROOM t«TCROF TU CCA N TOM OF ZCR 
• * President of the Swisw Diet.” 
In the night of the 29’b, near Melay, al the foot of 
D< Arberg, 4o«ne musket shot were fired between a pa patrol 
trol patrol and some French, probabley national 
gawds, j,»r these in general shrwtbc most animosity 
towardFHWitzerl.'ind. Tbo patrol, poising along the 
skirts of a wood, heard a n«»is>, and cried ** who goes 
there i”-—is was only answered by being firt’d upon. 
It uistagtly returned the fire; hndfhctwo |N»nies.con |N»nies.contiaacd 
tiaacd |N»nies.contiaacd to firefor an hoar and and a halt m the .chirk, 
till at last flic French evacuated the wood. All tlie 
report of the musketry all tlm mhabitanfsof (he neigh neighbourhood 
bourhood neighbourhood awerilbkd and took up arms. This a flair, 
in which wohn l not one mart wounded, docs honour 
to the Argovians nod VthiaAb. 
it issuid that the half of the second contingent will 
be put in motion, so Lb.it j with the regiments return returned 
ed returned from France sh.d! have on foot an army of 48,000 
1 nj *»> * ... " ’ f ? 
Ghent, Muy 12. 
The Journal /jniterscTof (his date, contains under 
the head of Ghpnt, May 9, a Report upon the state 
of France ma lc to the’King in Council, by Viscount 
Chateaubriand, Minister Plenipotentiaries from hh> 
Most Christian Majesty to the Court of Sweden. 
FTA/r Report Jilts sixteen columns of the Journal 
amTSupplrmcnt. • This document is detidedinto heads: 
I —I. Acts and Decrees for the Interior. IL lixle lixlerior. 
rior. lixlerior. 11 made to the Royal Govern* 
me nt.] 
This .Report concludes thus:— 
A Air Europe is arrived bn the frontiers of France; 
I every people has taken its post in this army of nations; 
f they wait but lor the last signal. What will the au author 
thor author of so many calamities do ? If he quits Paris, Will 
Paris remain tranquil ? If he dims not join his sol soldiers, 
diers, soldiers, will his soldi* is fight without him? Success 
may change hik fortune; No; a success wouldJhard wouldJhardly 
ly wouldJhardly rap.nl ids foil. Can he besides except success ? 
The Deere* Las issued Jrom high, victory has de- 
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elared itsclf/Drmdiparte vanquished in Ma- [ 
rat; an appeal h;u been madfe to the people of Italy, I, 
and those people have replied by a cry |rf loyalty.l 
May the Frrmili, imitate the example! May they; 
abandor; the scourge of gic earth to the juslice of 
Heaven! Alt, Sire! let u-y hope, that disarmed by 
«>t lhe sompf St.'Eoni3,tbe God of battles I 
may spare the blood of our uuliappv country. You 
will preservet© France, for the happiness, the remains 
of that blood* which she too much hiefehed for her 
glory; The moment approaches when your Majesty 
will reap the fruit of your sa^fificejf; when under the 
shade of the white flag, icitions will at lenght enjoy 
that repose after which they sigh, and which they 
have so dearly earned.” y ’ f 
Our Court have concluded a treaty with his Ma Majesty 
jesty Majesty the King of Sicily, by which this Monarch is to 
be reinstated in the kihgdorn of Naples. . 
The son of the Duke of I'erru Capnota, the the 
Sicilian Minister, set out yesterday with the treaty to 
Palermo. ' > ; ; *• 

FiIENCH PAPERS.' "'' 
* 6 .. < Paris/May 13. 
Yesterday morning, at ninep’clock, tip? inhabitants 
of the Faubourg Antoine proceeded to the Rou Roulevart 
levart Roulevart Port Saint. Antoine, and the inhabitants of the 
Faubourg Saint Marhcau (consistingof !o,CM)O men,) 
proceeded to the Boukvart of where fhey 
formed a junction. They set out at eleven o’clock, 
and defiled along the Boulevaft.to the 
avhcncc they piarched tpthe Tnilleriej. * A military 
band accompanied them; M. Richard Lenoir, Mem Mem'berpf'the 
'berpf'the Mem'berpf'the Legion of Honour, and Chief of the Eighth 
Legion, was at the hem! of the Conhxterates of Sai<t 
Anjoine. The sjjoats of Pive {’ Empereur were heard 
the whole way. 
When lhe zealous Citizens were drawn up in the 
cohrt-vard of the Tuillen(?s, the Emperor mounted 
his horse, and the Deputies were permitted to ha harangue 
rangue harangue him. The Emperor addressed them in a 
Speech. • ~f j . 
After this, sfionts of Pivc le Patrie I Vive la Li-' 
berth! VivC V Empereur ! resounded from all sides. 
4'lie Emperor galloppqd through the ranks, and re reviewed 
viewed reviewed a large body of regular troops. 
Courier Extraordinary, Sunday Morhifts;. 
According to lettersfrom Italy, the King and Qltcen 
,of Naples and Suite have embarked at Ancona on 
board three,frigates, to return to Naples. 
Jt is saaf that the French troops en’tercd Basle on 
(he 9th at night, it is said also that we occupy Porcn Porcntniy. 
tniy. Porcntniy. But this wants cmifiruiation. 
fiistead of 300 piecesW cannon defending the 
higfits of Paris, there will fee GOO. 
Some thirty brigands irled to disarm the Gendar Gendarmerie 
merie Gendarmerie at»St. Brice ; tort they were put to flight by 
lhe Chasseurs of the Line in the environs. 
Letters from Venice state, that-some English ships 
of war ha ve appeared in the Adriatic, and that a fri fri■gflite 
■gflite fri■gflite and twodjrigs have anchored before Ancona, in 
order to watch that port. 
On the 7tli in st. a in w riot took place at Bonr Bonriieaux. 
iieaux. Bonriieaux. A young man atto.npferlto tear off the epau epau-Icll< 
-Icll< epau-Icll< sot an ollicer of the gamsosj. lie was immedi immediately 
ately immediately arrested. 
They also write from Bourdeaux on the 1 Uh, that 
more than TOO young men of. the Department of the 
Gironde have volmrt icily enrolled themselves for the 
defence of their country. A . 
Courier Extraordinary, Tuesday Morning. 
News from Vienna of the 20th state, that thre Con Congress 
gress Congress has disposed of the kingdom of Naples in favour 
,of Prince Ferdinand, second sow .'of the King of the 
Two Sicilies. He has set out lor Italy. 
The day before yesterday, at the riview, a young 
Lady approached the Emperor, and banded to him 
a rouleau containing 25,000 francs in bank notes, for 
the cqui|>ment of the 
Baroo Lotus, Ex-Minister*of arrived at 
Ghent on the lOth. TBey continue to tr<?rk with 
much activity on the fortifications of Langites. 
A German paper asserts, that a part of the Austrian 
Army, which Was on its vany to Naples, has returned 
in the direction of Turin. 
Marshal Grouchy is expected this eycnin" at Paris. 
It is said that the Emperor has given ordejrs to dis dismantle 
mantle dismantle 20 shjps of the line, which will afford 1500 
pieces of cannon for land service. 
Paris, 
To-day the Empereur received before mass, at the 
palais of tire Tuilleries, the Deputation of the Elec Electoral 
toral Electoral College of the Seine and Oise, consisting of tJje 
Duke of Placentia (Le Brun), President, <Bfc.—The 
Duke presented an Address, in which it is said*— 
“ Great misfortunes have befallen ifs; tbA greater 
was that votontary exile which you oWed to the safy safyty 
ty safyty of the emtofry. 
Foreigft armies in fbc midst df us F and foreign Po- 

ictory 

' - r • ■ '■ • 
I wters commanded a pc?ce in Wris. W« do not \ 
our losses, we do not of the I! ■ 
Pphtiltetnor yoar’s. But glory-S-withoHt glory, wti ’t 
Fexfetcirce for Frenchmeu? Without glory, 
peace itself, desirably as it is, is fitter to'is. It af affords 
fords affords us neither security for.|he presfem, nor safety 
[for the future. 
Speedily a Govcrntmenf, which wished to ryiA 
which tormented our tnqu tetudcs, and whvi’i 
agitated the passions ot those who Mattered it, 
FWnce grid too ntrtifeh alarmed 
“ You have veccived that the nations were noLgreat 
nor powerful except as they were free ; and vott Cal Called 
led Called upon that pure liberty which was ahs, the too 
fleeting idol of our revolution, and that equality of 
rights so much calumniated, which will always be 
the mother of the public virtues and of public pros* 
pe ,, fty. ■> ' 
ts Iloubtless foreign Powers are noMr measuring their 
situations with our> —without doubty our return rto 
the principle of a mild liberty and wife policy, wilF 
reform those fratetnakies which nmtm otheft nations 

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to the interests ofour rising re volution. itar« still, 
therefore, to hope for peace, and we do not fear war. 
• c< Enjoy, Sire, a situation which is your own work. 
.After having been thn greatest of conquerors, be at 
lenght the most pacific of Sovereigns, your glory re* 
qu-irs it, and our happiness, demands it.” f *<3 
Mis Majesty replied:—- 
“ Monsiurs, the President, and (be Deputies of the 
Electoral Colleges of Seinc-et-Ois^.— I thaux you for for 
- for sentiments you express to me, in the name yfyour 
Colleges. We all wish for peace, and <we are% ady 
for war. At no period of history has the nation dife 
played more nnanimity or more energy. In case of 
war.every thing promise to us happy termination. 
Ilmyeyer, circumstances are’serious. I rely much on 
the patriotism and knowledge of the Chambers. I 
have learnt with pleasure the sentiments which have, 
animated your assembly, and the choice it has made.’’ 
FROxM AMERICAN PAPERS. 
A*ra? York, May the Constitution made 
her escape from tlie British fleet oft’ Ihe Western Is Islands, 
lands, Islands, she ernufod alongtfie Npttn coast of the Br azils, 
anti bnthe 19th of April put into St. Louis, (Marari (Marariham) 
ham) (Marariham) where she landed her prisoners promired sup supplies 
plies supplies and then shaped her confsc t for America, vn 
the 26th qf April fell in with an English 71.t0 the 
windward oftiie West. India Islands and concluded 
frohi her manouvres there was peace. To ascertain 
which Captl'StewartwenfoffSt. John’s, (Porto Ricbj 
sent his bgat on shore, and theje Teamed for the first 
time ratification of the treaty by this government. 
The following is a list of the Killed and wounded 
on board the Constitution in her cmgigeiment with the 
two British sloops of war the Cyane ami Levant; li likewise 
kewise likewise a list of tog Killed and wounded on Ifoard the 
two latter ships. 
Killed on board the Constitution—John Fullington 
o. e.; Antony Fatrow marine; William Marreldo. 
Wounded. David Quill, qunrtJtmaslcr slightly ; 
James Jackson, severely; Tobias Fernalb, s. since 
dead ; Ben}. Thomas severely; Venderford, s. 
slightly; Vincent Marks, s. severely; John Lincy, 
o. s. since dead ; Thomas Fessenden, o. s. since 
dead ; Benjamin Norekroff,sgt. m. severely; Patrick 
C:iin, p, m* severely; Wm. Holmes, p. m. severely / 
p. m. slightly. 
Force of the Constitution, 32 —21 prs. 
20—32 do.’ 
52 guns, 
Oiricers, men and boys 466- 
Killed on board the Cyane 12—amtindwl 2S. -Force 
of tbe-Cyafre224bfrty-t>wo pounders, 19 eighteen do. + 
2twelves d<k— 34 guns and 2 brass swivels.—Officers, 
merit arid boys ISO. 
Killed- on board of the Levant 23—wounded 15. 
Force of the Levant 18 thirty-two 'pounders, 2 nine 
do. 1 twelve d 0.—21 guns.—Officers, men and boys 
156. 
. The squadron under |lie commaml of Commodore 
Becafeur sailed yesterday morning i<-r the Mediter Mediterranean, 
ranean, Mediterranean, to rendezvous at Gibraltar. When the Com— Commod 
mod Commod ore and Capt. Jones took their departure frqin the 
battety, and assembled aro&nd of their fePow-cdizcns 
rent the.air with three times three cheers. 
The squadron, consist off he following vestefo, viz.®- 
Prfgates Guerriere, Commodore Dccateur; 
donian. Jooeii ,• ConsteUutidn, Gordon. Sloops On-, 
tar io, EHiotf Epei tier, Downs. Corvettes Fire/ly, 
tlogets', • Nicrflshn; Spark/Gtxniiie. 
Schooners Dalias ; Terch Qhacittcey. 
The heavy kquadron bound to the same place, will? 
sail in a few days from Boston 
ahead,- the squadrun anchored agaiMln tire bay. 
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