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Ws day was pablicd. E OFFICIAL DEFENCE .(11' GENERAL TrioßEmmwtore the TRIBUNAL at PARIS. Tranilated dram the original French Copy, which has been fuppreiTed at Parb.. 'nu intcrcaing and able performance eltablithes that great On. sitars t h e to the fulleit manner, and thereby equally efts - Wins the roma n that preva In the Tribunals at Paris. On she whole. as an authentic piece. It is one of the molt interefling documents relative to the Rate of Francs that has appeared at any time kite the Revolution. Printed for Longman, Hayti. lees, sad Orme, IPaserwsita , raw; and fold by l. Newhard. Piccadilly ;W. Miller, Bond-Bract ; and W. J. said I. itichard, Royal Waage. Osmoses, Just s6.—The armed veffidest grand flotilla completely fill our road, but they are prevented from joining thofe at Boulogne by a arcing divifion of Englint (hips.—Fort Bonaparte will be finilhed in the courfe of the year ; and our road and harbour will then be capable of protaling a fleet of too (hips of the line. TouLou. Juin 16.—The Englifh fleet is again in fight, and we can °We've ten (hips of the hoc and (even frigates. We are incelantly employed in the equipment of two (hips of tha line, the Superb and Bellona, that we may have a more equal force to attack our infulent foes, and expel them from the Mediterranean. But it u pro ba ble that, inflead of waiting for our ap pe arance they will repeat their ate stassecuvre, sod owe their fafety to eiht I All TW Ca 1 , , Ills t :43 ei tity ex g peBed here in the courfe o a month to inf our naval improve ments. and great preparations are making for his re ception. The Left 74 gun (hip ever built to this dock yard will be launched in his karma. together with a frigate of 44 gums, to be jorephiss. The number of flupwrights will fpeedily be augmented by 200 Dutch and 300 German artificers. Two new -ms and 6 gun brigare ready to fail fa; Flufhings. FRANCE. PARIS, JULY 6. The file of the 14. th July, which falls on Saturday . fel:might, is deferred till the dayfollowing.—Mearar. JULY 7. To-morrow (Sunday) there will be a grand pa rade. The Emrsaoa will give audience in the pa. lire of the Thuilleriet, to the Ambaffadors and Mi sifters who have received their new credentials. M. J•ustar, whom the EMPIIOII, had lent to Contlantioople, is on his return to Paris. He batted at at the mouth of the Danube, and afcending that River, has come by the way of Yarn and Bulla rd. The troubles in Amelia render the dire road ettremely dangerous. The petty Pachas infell the whole of that province= but it appears that the Porte has jolt taken Rrong medium to fubdue the frith of revolt which prevails in thefe countries, and which is foopored to be fomented by fome European Power.—Mmiterr. Our letters from our fea ports (peak of the great alltvky which couticues to reign every where, and if the blow has not yet been Bruck, it will be felt fo moth the more terrible when all our Rrength is col- Printers Louis BONAPAIITZ is in a gate of preg nancy ; the Empalme has ordered her to refide at the Thai Series, or St. Cloud. and not at Compiegne, where her Masud commands the Dragoons encamp ed then. In c arta, Cave's is engaged to make a bull of Marble, rambling her liajelky the_Emprefs Joss- 1 eases. TM ea nee has bees Siblonlead by her Ma jelly's Maids of Honour, who lama to Orden this bell to the Manna Napoleose. At Idalmitifon, his Malay the Emperor Meow" is collating a Macon, intended to be called " Ma tson Joreplaioe." No lets than twenty artills unveiling over ell Europe to make parchaks and col :Aims worthy of firth a place. The funs of three militate of !term (t al,crool.) is to be upended to plfett it. This mosey is gives from the Estraaoa's private pork. Since their proclamation. their 'steams MUSS. Ttas have paid no left than so ono liven (awl.) to series who have under their care the children of mite pore Petition citizens ; and 600 , 000 hems have been Wowed to improve the &macros of all perform (in the whole 344) attached to the opera. The reit of this rum is to be diltributed among them yearly on the 18th of May, the day when the Seems: CenfinSwav was publithed, which made the imperial dignity hue ditary in the Bonaparte family. The confervatonnm of mufic has laid before the Errtsot a plan for inflituting an Hotel des Invalides for decayed or old muficians, aaors, dancers. fingers. Mltrefes, Ike. It has been referred to the members of the Council of State. According to this plan, the Bittemoa is to advance 500,000, and with one, two, or three per cent. in the year, taken from the Glades of perfons of that dcfcription in good health. an hotel is so be built, and provided with all necelTariesluffi tient to contain 34.00 perfons of both feces, whohave figured on the Sages, at concerts, or in the orchef a. tr but who. from age, difeafe, wounds, or accidents, in actu fi ng the plblic, or performing their duty. are sow wanting fuccours, or langui(hing in want, both at Paris and in the departments. D'Assou, formerly grand vicar to the Bitbop of Autun, Ta tsar eke° is appointed fuperinr of the College afChrillian M t 'ffionartes at Paris. The Con • Ritutiun of this Order has been fettledh by •LLEY 'AND and Cardinal C and is fanftioned by the P u re, and confirmed by Bo . In con tains already Iso members, among whom are fame young men eklevent officers, in the corps of artillery and engineers. Four young men, clerks in TALL'S. ii•SD'S Office, have, by his recommendation, enter. ed the fame Order. Maass has demanded to be ad mitted, but has been refufed. COISSTANTIMOPLI, MAY ;a—The Ruffian Travel lers and Observers increafe in the different provinces of our Empire. The young Ruffians, who refide in our Capital, do not diffemble that they confider our country as already devolved to their nation. They make a great noife about the (*needs which their ar mes have experienced in Armenia and Georgia. I. appears that they have retaken Derbent • and even rh Eriv.in, the capital of the country ;hole name lmt bears, has fallen into their poffalion. Thus at the oment when this power is at war on the calm confine. of the Ottoman empire, on the wetlern wc fie it change the conflittnon of Corfu, procure itfelt su be eccisiexi the prote&or of that Republic, to the detriment of the Porte and the Allies. and fend thi . t ha• ‘•• (1. •• Mch are unneccfrary for the mere purpofe of maintaining the tranquillity of a country to thinly peopitd, too few in number to give unea finefs to the Luropean Potentates ; but, neverthelef., frifficiently nismer , tis to fipiw)rt the inereafing parti fans. whom the community of religion caries Rudia to bare in the Motes and throughout Ettropear Turkey. It i, known, that a detachment has take , po safi c a l of Preveza, which has much alarmed th% t'act•• of Janina, who has found himfclf obliged to march isoo men to keep the Ruffian detachment en refte. The death t^f DGEZZAI PACH• (CCM to have made an agreeable fenfation here. Balm j otos at .—Our fleet has never, during the lag twelve years, been more complete, or better dit ciplined, nor our Officers and men in higher fpirits. Admiral mmmmmm vacs, fince his appointment, enhas e a to ped she fignals, and made many impr is ovemo OUT manceuvre s which are ellt.re congenial to our national CO , it and vivacity. On the t 7th a divilion o f s lir flotilla was attacked near Penmarks, by tos Engltffi (hips f the line, three frigates, and four Cu. ter. , tin) cannonaded us for an hour without doini use leAri in t o y ; when, hav ing received great damage from our batteries, they ere compeller! to retreat. PARLIAMENT4Rr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, JULY se. The Royal Aiwa by Canutilion (the Loan CSANCELLOR, Earl R , and Lord WAL1111110111•11 Wing as Counadirs. as) am Elm to the following Ads t--The Additletal l ii Force FIRL the Foreign Tattoo Ealiamat. Lady lUlwardles Penlon, the London Free Coal Market, the Chapel Mabee., the Wesdeolock, the Chatham Land Pada; sod Svc private The Civil Llit,the Poultry Camper, the IA& Paadilfery Nate, sad the Ordnance and Adjatant Geoaars Oace Free Poßage Mk were read • (mood time. The Mb County Peace, Ditto Malt Dety, and Hackney Stage Coach sal% were tarl a third time, palled, and a mato ordaed to be fent to the Commons to belly the Guns. Adjourned to Meorisy. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Lori CHARLES 90MERIIRT took the oaths and his feat 1 Mr. M4el em COMBS bon& tip tha Report of the Cams*. tee es the Lambe Maimed Pena NIL The anseodreents were reed awl weed to. tits 1111 ordered te be armee& and read a third time en Ilimier sum The Roane of the Centwilielle es the foliowies Ii wore le. MAY biellekaledim onandeetne agreed t., led the DiNs or ea be atereffed, wed red a third dole on liasolay newt, vie. The 11111 for making Cempiedesisia to the Prepeitten ef certain Londe et iffealtilek and Cleralisen.wwelhey far bisMaieltyk Ser vice, she Additional rem Amadora• la as to oohing al lowance km Lends and liseedirsailete abet fee the Public Ser vice. die Accennaet'oeinatel M. the EMI& rod Mih Vats of Credit IS.. the Naas Free Fort IA and the London Decks Warchoefing liL On the motion at Sir IVAN NEPEAN, the ecounittal of the DM for amobdm hi& Cceandiooers of Eavdry, was poApeoed till Ilissft seek It was ordered, that the SPEAKER do Me his warrant for the Election of a Knight of the Shire for the Coeur, ol Lowth, In Ireiask4, in the ream se John Feller, Ele. who has merepted the alike of his Maielty's ChanerSer of tae Startler, and C.eint Senor et the Treafery fee Imbed. The Cootolidated Food Hifi, and the Loyalty Lean Sill, were keenly orreenkted. and the Reports ordered to be received on Monday. FINANCE. Mr. JOHNSTONE (aid, that he intended to fub mit to the Houfe a State of the Finance of the Coun try. He expetied that tome of the Right Hon. Gentlemen oppofite to him would have brought this matter forward in the prefent year, but it had been delayed on account of an alledged difficulty attend ,mg it. He thought, however, that filch a Cubic& only required a very moderate degree of attention, in order to its being coniprehended. He bad drawn up the flatement into filch a form as to require very Bide difmffion. He concluded with moving, that the Refolutioa tallith he wilted to fubmit for difcuf fion on Monday, thould be read by the Clerk. This Refolution was accordingly read ; it related to the total amount of the Funded Debt, on the tQ of Fe bruary, 1803. Mr. HUSKISON Paid, he hoped the Honourable Gentleman would have no obicaion to delay the difcuffion till Tuefe!ay next. This was agreed to. w 614 IttIIIIIIUt, On the queilion that the Houfe timid go into a Committee upon the Bill for regulating the Revenue of Ireland, Colonel HUTCHINSON kid, it was impoffible that he could content to fuch a motion, without pre may making a few obfervations upon a Bill which went to raife no lefs than 4004001. in addition to the revenue, fo as to occalinn double the amount of taxes to be paid by the people of Ireland. The Houfe teemed already to have decided a very important queftion as to the Millers in that country, by LIS- continuing the allowance of 8 and 16 per cent. on the exportation of their Spirits ; for although there would be another opportunity in argue the matter, yet he was afraid it would end unfavourably towards them, He felt it therefore to be continent with his duty to his Conflitticnts to intreat the Houfe, pre vious to their going into a Committee, that they worild•endeavonr to make additional burdens pref . ' as little as pellible upon that defcription of perfons. He really believed that the propofials contained in the Bill were m t fufficiently known in Ireland by thefe whom it materially concerned, he meant the Din& lers, the Ba•l•rr Growers, and the Landed Gentle men of that Conn ry. To all thefe people it mull crate confiderabl: uneafinefs. The Dittiller was • one of the mutt Uleftli members of that part of the , Unitcd Kingdom, on account of his employing feve - ral thoufands of people, who otherwife would not i procure a livelihood. He hoped fuch confiderations would have fome weight upon the Houk, and pre , vent them from impefing additional burthens upon r ihlliiiers, which they were by no means able to Alter a few obfervations from Sir Evan Nepeao and Mr. Bcre , ford, relative to the policy of oblig. ing the Dirt,liers to perform a certain portion of work in a certain number of days, the Houfe went into the Committee. Several amendments were therein made relative to the Dillillers. The Revrt WAS brought up, and ordered to be received on Mon day nett. The ATTORNEY GENERAL brought up a hill (orginating and paffed in the Houle of Lords), relative to the more fvedy Adminiftration of Jolliet, And particularly with regard to the ;Ging r.f Writs of hiabeal Crvpiit. Read a firtl, and ordered to be read • fecond time on Monday neat ; and the Bill •,rdered to be Frioted..—The Hook then Adjourned to Moo& T. LONDON. Is addition to forme r ar g uments, " that his Baran. ! A; MK MAJESTY has always feparated his concern as a 4 State of the Empire from thofe of his Crown; this 1 diftinAion (he adds) was always recognifed both by the Germanic Body and by France, during the la% war; and alfo in the unties of Campo Formio and Luneville." Thefe reprefentstions conclude with bcfeeching the Cm:tidal Minißers, to procure front their Courts, without delay, the necefary inane %ions to come to a fpeedy dean on fo important an objea I but there is stanch rcafon to doubt the ex ertion of this promptitude, at a moment when the Diet, notwithilanding the contrary invitation of one of the principal powers of the Continent, is about to pars over in (deuce the French expedition to the Right Bank of the Rhine in March lea.— The BaDill decimation, which is definitively to fettle all dikulfion on this Cubit" arrived 0n.,. the evening of the ,6th, at the Prufnut Water's., the Count Ds Gonne, who is likewife inveßed with the vote of the Eleaor of Banta, at the Diet. The arrival of this Declaration occaftoned the fol lowing day, a conference between the Imperial Co- Comrniffary the Baron De Hoeft, the. Diredlorial Minifier of the Diet the Baron D'Aastwt, and Mon fienr De GSOITZ. This paper has not been yet com municated to the Diet, but it will the day after to. m orrow, the :d of July. The pipe communication, of fuch a communication, makes or expo% with great impa tience the next Sitting of the Comitial Afembly. In fa& this paper, which has already awaited fo mach public curiofity, ought now to fix it Co much the more, if it be true, as is pofitivdy Rated, that the Emperor Aaexanon has itatsiefeed in it, and has thereby mulled his former refolutions. MONDAY, JULY rh esicror STOCKE THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Cm& 57111.4 1 .0duted 560--Omnium pm*. Eubeq. NEU. par a. 40 Lar.—g Ann. 16 13. 16 *. !RICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 Pr. Ana led- 3 6 1 i India Bash, ts.o sadU 3pa Cert. Cent Ann. hat Imperial 3 per 5361 4 pa COM pall Ditto Ann. 9 946 s per Caw Navy Fula+ BM. par 10 peas. Ss Per Cam. 1799 93 9E Oatainat fl perm AllO. 10 23-a Cask& foe ate. 5714 By the King George hired cutter, Lieut. PLOW. sax (which arrived at Deal on Saturday, from the blockading fquadron), advice has been received, that on Friday evening the enemy made a movement with part of their flotilla, 98 fail of which, confining of large brigs and loggers, came into the outer road of Boulogne. The Inwoared.rra frigate, and three brigs, were left watching the enemy's motions. The King George, with all potlble expedition, made a communication of this circumflance to Rear Ad miral Louts, who immediately proceeded to refume his Ration, and no doubt was entertained of his being able to give a good account of them,fhould they have the temerity to venture b e y ond the prcteflion of their batteries. At Dover yenerday, abut noon, a heavy firing was • heard in the direition of Boulogne, but it was of very Sort duration. A great part of the flotilla it is Laid, are at anchor in the Bay. A veffel which left Flushing on Friday !aft mats, that the enemy at that time were perfatly quiet. The GIBILATaIt of 8o guns, has arrived at Portf mouth. from Naples, where the was a guard eight months, till the Kerr, Captain MaLcot.m, re lieved her. Site failed from Naples the 7th of May left Lord bist.sow off Toulon on the 3111 ; Gibraltar ou the 18th June, and Cadiz on the aid, with five merchantmen, which arrived with her. Naples is in la lime of perfect quietude. although the French party I are very powerful ; the Nobles in particular within); 'for a change of Government. At Leghorn the Eng lish merchants were made prifoners, and confined in i the Caine. Lord NaLsom's fleet are in pedal health, confining of nine fail of the line; and the French 'fleet are of the fame force in Toulon, badly manned. Our fleet get good fupplies of provifions from the Magdalena Minds ; but hardly a week pages that hey do not encounter fevere gales of wind in the I l Gulph of Lyons.—The Sumas is gone to Malta to refit. Saturday, shoot two dank, the Portugaefe and Ruffian Arnhalhdorrhad Indiana of Lord Haa lower, at his o ffi ce. At three *Wee k a Cabinet Couneft was held there. Saturday all the hottallems of the Guards in Lou.. don received orders to hold thesnfelves in readinefs to march at an boor's swam :they are filmed& farnifficsi with aunnuaitioa, &e. A great number of teats and other avtieles of camp equipage were on Saturday fent off front Leal. dos to a camp which is laid out in the environs of Croydon: A great (moth, of Awes sod fume am. munition waggons of a sew conliruation were alfo fent to the fame plaeetin order to be ready to fend a number of troops to any point at the &one& notie, in cafe of invafion. Four French naval officers, fuppofed to have bra ken their parole at Leek, were taken on Wednefday, by a party of Sea Fencibles, at Sonteremes, near Lin. Since our lift French Journals to the lith, and coin, and tranfmitted to the Houfe of Correigion at Dutch Papers to the i 3th inftant inclufive, have been Louth. Their intention, it is imagined, was to Real received, the contents of which are of (tune impor- a boat, and mate for the French or Dutch coal. Colonel Goauon and his fon, and . Major Daum, ranee. The afettitevr of the 7th announce s the re mono, were lately captured on their paffage from non to Paris of Monfieur layover, whom Bona- New York for Jamaica, by the Preach privateer Res tr. sera bad fent to Conftantinop le. The ob j ect and the publique, of one gun and forty men , and t ar r ied to fuccefs of his milfion are not Rated, but Come para. St. Jago De Cuba. culars arc given of his journey from Conßantinople Lieutenant Weaselly who fell in a Isle duel as to Peri., which are extremely remarkable. The which Vcheact arm t r ei . % red ' (1.12 the lea tire ' a b'sll . 11 ' 1 '9 14 lodged in his body. After lingering fpirit of revolt in the Turki(b Empire is faid to be for two days in excruciating pain, he expired. The fomented by Come European nation. An article Coroner's Inqoell returned a verdia of %%Mist murder frees Conftantinople affects to impute to Ram thefe eute again!! fnme perfons un o knowo. Two in t Captains anti two Linants. faid be concerned W frantic. revolutionary defigns. don. have abferinded. The long expected declaration of the ELICTOI of A letter from Meant Retes t that the three Gis ' Bain", on the fubjea of the French expedition acrofs braltar veffels, which were captured by a French pri the Rhine loft March, arrived at Ratilbon on the 26th vatsr while under the pro of Spaniai batteries, ult. and was to be communicated to the Diet on the ened in our paper of Monday [all, continued with the privateer at Alicant. ad inflant. The utmoll curiofiry was, of cantle, ex- A forgery has appeared, in imitation of the Five cited, to learn the contents of this declaration, but Pound Notes of the Thillle Bank Company of Glaf 'it was generally underßood, that it was of Inch a na- nw : they want the Company's water mark and lure as to render any farther deliberation upon its Low, and alf ko ers of the Governmenthave Ramp. The thoema Glalgow been following obj e a wholly ufelefs ; efpecially as there was reafon 1 the example of their brethren in London , by entering to believe that the Esir sloe of Russia had concur - into a combination for an advance of wages. Several red in it. of the ringleader, have been committed to prifon. The affairs of Hanover feem alf n t o embarrafs the Ttiefelay morning, about tee o'clock, a fire broke I I Diet a little, but it is not probable that any thing out in a Sr i h or s fhop, South Alb ion.t, Glafgow, will be Wily decided on refpeEling them. which was wholly confumed, together with a confi fiderable quantity of tool , and woo d. RATISSOH, Jona 3o. —The Sittings of the Diet Lord CHASSIS FITZROY having wen fixty guineas begin by degrees to deferve Come attention. On the at the races left week at Ipfwieli, ordered them to 25th of this month, the Convention lately concluded be divided amonga the wives of the folehers,of his between the Duke of 0 DDDDD clue°, in the quality of brigade, the North York and Weft Suffolk regiments Prince of Losses, and the city of that name, became of l' i t o ' a u . , Court of Common Council was held on Saturday the fuhjctt matter of a declaratiurilrom his DANISH I H G u ildh a ll . , ,a,. at ...11011AS PARRY. Vet. placated a Map ire in Coppola of his ancient rights; and this petition, praying to be diicbarged from the office of declaration has hens followed by a counter-deelara- Rieriff of this city for the year craning, on his repayingpaing t i nt , on t h e part o f t h e D o ke • In the f o ll ow ing sit. a fine of aool and 2 0 marks, which was and the officers' ring of the Comilla! Affembly of the 2 7th , Nun& aairtidttectilertkoslit his paying the fame, wick-Lunenburg imei tiered more feriottlly.refpetteng m r. w ampum , gated , that the Bill now depend a negociation of the Count BIIIITSSIM•aiTIIIISVIIT ing in Parliament, intitoled " A Bill for the n Relief with the French Government, to obtain of the latter of certain incumbents vii:hin the City of Lodon, * had i.i. excited t confiderable alarm, and wOO% if p 4 ,1 1. d, the ceffiun of the ccunty of Bentheitn, ono of the de pendencies of Hanover. The !limn os Reale, the tax , n the t dan e g t e i r l o c u n s s purport of Lo ndon w t hic a h Bill T i ed rot ' Kura of Eacemsti's Reprefentative at the Diet, has been before generally known, although the Bell had on this head tranfmitted a roma, which declares p!iffed the Huufe of Commons, and w ow under the as MAW in the null and void, every aft tending to alienate any part Houfe of Lords; that the Bill was n c infideration of a Committee of the Common Coo' • ' whatever of his German poffeffions, without his Ma. cil, and as it would be imptiffible for them to take teen's content any meafares in flakiest time to prevent the palling This declaration, tranfmitted by the Minifter of of the Enid Bill, he moved that a Petition be prefented Hanover, has been followed by another appeal to the to their Lordtilips, praying, that the faid Bill might v,- , not be naffed into a law , which b ein g fecooded 01 Germanic Body, on the part of Br unfwisk.Lune berg. There was relented and read t,,-day, to the I Mr l , 4 * S r. t w e 11 , 1 ,1 1 . ; tl V ' m ' a e t nearth:lauentega,niellnathat while the atette. Delegates of the States of the Empire, a letter I 1,.. of .2 1 bents .„.. parilbes in —ty _ were ape from the Eleftoral Miniiler, de Recite, relative to an I plying to Parliament for an addition of two thirds to °Nell much more important, and which involves the i their prefent incomes, p patinae% pot included in the Empire in infinite difficult!. Mortleor de Prosy former Alt, who of late had been. in many inflances ohlilted to fubmit to exorbitant claims, and no relief refers to the demand made by him, in the name o f whatever was pr .fed for Inch ',settles, he there his Prince, on the 221 of . 13 .1 . 11 Aft ; ihAt the Ger. lore wised, "That P' theContniiitee before appointed man States fbould employ thcinfelves in an effeaual he impowered then bg in a Bi:[ on Bills to regulate ma nner to terminate the unfortunate fi tnation of the whole ot incumbents and impropriator's righu in the City of London, and repmt the fame t o this Hanover, invaded by tlle French as a dep endenc y of Coon, „ which was carried unanimontly. the Crown of Engl,n.l. blonfie,:t de RED. it urges, Dutill Wata ling The Once Sao% Ad' Blair tIlOl D Dun offl Ren