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T 1 PRANCE. PARIS, SEPTRIMBER to. ELECTION OF A TEMPORAL PEER OF IRELAND. THE Writs for eledling a Peer to fucceed to the Vacancy made in the Reprefentation of the Peerage of Ireland, by the death of Lord Roffmorc, will be ready to be delivered at this Office on Thutfday the icth day of Septem ber initant, to the fevcral Lords, who fat and voted in the tioufe of Lords in Ireland before the Union, or they will be forward el by PoR to every fuch Lord who Dull fend directions in writ ing for that purpofc, and his Addrefs to this Officc--The Writs for fuch Peers as refide in Dublin will he left at their refpcc tive Houfes. THOMAS BOURCHIER, Dep. Clerk of the Crown in Ireland. Crown and Hanaper Office, Dublin, Sept, , 180 t. On the 29th of Auguft the three Colleges of the Diet at Ratifbon refolv2d to addrefs Majefty, upon the cubic& of Citizen BACH ER'S complaints, refpefling the recruiting on the terri tory of the Empire of a corps in the pay of Eng land, and to requeft that his Majefty will adopt Inch meafares as he thinks fit, to prevent fuch proceedings in future. DECREE OF SEPTEMBER 6. The Confuls of the Republic in confequence of a report from the Minifler of)uttice, examined by the Council of State, decree : s. The law of 24 Vendemia/re, year a, containing meafures for the extinEtion of mendicity, mall he promulgaird in the nine deparimrnts, beretuforz known under the name of the 11.ita a. The Minkfter °fluffier is charged with the execution of the Fri:fent decree. which (hill he inferred in the Bulletin of (Signed) BONAPA•I IC, Fir* Cunful. By order of the Fifa Corfu', (Signed) H R Mager, Secretary of State. The Direaor of the Public Treafury has re ceived orders to retain too,ooo francs of the amount of the warrants iffned for the prefent month to the contraffors for forage, until it than appear that they have paid up the arrears of the advances made for forage on their account in the departments of the Maritime Alps, the Saone, and Loire, and in feveral departments of the 18th mi litary divifion. On the 18th ult. a detachment of the 82d de. rnihrigade, polled at Trebarden, took prifoners three Englifh officers and four failors in the isle of Modena. At the hall parade was prefented to the nasr Coasuc, a likenefs of him in ivory, executed on eie lathe by Citizen HERE, a clerk in the war de pgrtment, An agreement exi fled between the former French Government and the Margrave of Bans/I, in con fequence of which, under Certain modifications, the fubjeas of the one country might enter the ter titories of the other without being liable to any tax whatever. This Convention has been renewed by an arrangement concluded at Carlfrhue be tween CitizenCitizenMesslAs, French Charge d'Affaires, and Baron d'EnEtitzsm, Miniller of State to the Margrave. The Government has recently crated from the lift of Emigrant% the celebrated Moonier. BREST, SEPTEMBER 4. General G■AVINA, Commander in Chief of the 6panith fquadren, who has been expected here for feveraldays pail, arrived in the courfc of laft night. His arrival was announced by a difcharge of ar tillery, and a guard of honour was immediately af. figned to him. The armed boats of the Fox and SVFFISANTE, Englifh (loops of war, had five men wounded, two of them fevercly, in an attack made on a French cutter, anchored at the entrance of Morbihan, in which enterprife they mifcarried. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. Testers, AUGUST 9.—About noon on the 6th inf. a numerous convoy, on board one of which was the Archduke Palatine, who lately left Ve nice, appeared in fight of this port ; as loon as this was known his Royal Highnefs was faluted with at guns. He had beets delayed two days on his paffage by a violent form. The veil which car ried his Royal Highnefs was accompanied by an Englifh frigate of 44 guns, which having met the Prince by the way, faluted him with t g guns. The Englifh Captain then hoifted the fquare Imperial flag at the main top-malt head, and invited the ARCHDUKE on board, where he partook of a mag nificent collation. RATISBON, AUGUST 3o.—Yefterday a courier arrived here from Paris with difpatches, which are fuppofed to be of the greaten importance. from the circumnance that a fitting of the Diet was very unexpeetedly convoked. MILAN, AUGUST 29.—Our COGfUlta are at prefent engaged in difcuffing the plan of a Confti tution for our Republic. It is imagined that le veral places belonging to the Pope in the territory of Urbino, and among them St. Leo, will be fi nally annexed to the Cifalpine dominions, accor ding to a treaty entered into between the Holy See and the French Repuhlio, which has been al ready ratified by the Pope. General Moricar, it is laid, has net out for Paris. THE HAGUE, SEPT. 2.—Yeacrday at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, a Courier arrived here from the Briel with difpatches for the Milliner of the Ma rine' containing intelligence that Admiral NE L. SON had appeared off that coaft. This intelligence was immediately communicated to the French Generals ANGEREAU and VICTOR, who net out a few moments after, for the mouth of the Meufc feveral Couriers were difp.stchcd to different points of the coaft, and orders sa ere fent to Admiral 1)s WINTER at the Texel : in ;bort, every proper mealure is taken to repulfe, with energy, every at tempt of the Englifh. Several demi-brigades have embarked on board the light flotillas, which de fend the approach to our harbours : furnaces have hem prepared along the wh de roali for heating balls. At the Briel and mouth of tlic Met& :here are more than t5O gumboots, tiat.l) , :torncil boats, fitc•iiiips, brigs, &c. Rationed before then. peals. We are afl'ured that the Minieter of tLe Matinc out Ilimfelf t • in :ft in rcr ft-u the points threatened ssiji OE: - Victix•, Auc. 29.—0 n the 27th Lord MINTO received a Courier from Lord ELGIN at Conflanti nople, who when there difpatches were fent off, on the 13th of Auguft, had received no further ad vices from Egypt, except that the combined Turkifh and Englifh army had advanced to Alex andria to lay fiege to that city. General MENOU had refufed to accede to the convention of Cairo,as he (fill expeeted fuccours from the iquadron of GANTNEAUMS. The day before yeflerday the AulicCouncil of War received advices from the Commandant of Semlin, that a corps of Janiffaries,principally con fining of thole who formerly refided in Belgrade. and who were exiled from their country by the Porte after the peace of Criftow, had, under the conduCt of an Officer devoted to PAsswapi Oc Lou, obtained a complete viCtory over a corps of Turks, and immediately marched againft Belgrade, of which, with the Alliance of the malcontent Janif larks within, they made themfelves maters almon without Itriking a blow. They fpared the life of the PASHA of Belgrade, but depored him, and ap pointed a fucceffor. It is now expetted that a ItriCt alliance will be concluded between this new Governor of Belgrade and PASSWAN Oc LOU. As the Duke of Modena has exprefsly refilled to accept the Brifgau for his indemnification, the French Government has applied to our Govern ment on this fubjecl. Should this affair not be arranged by negociation, it will remain to be feen what confcquence this refufal will have to the , Houle of Modena. ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. According to letters from Turkey, General Me non has furrendered Aleiandria by capitulation, hut with the extraordinary condition. that he 11101 he permitted to remain in Egypt with his wife and children. This account, however, appears to re quire confirmation, as the lateft advices from Con ftantinople make no mention of it. Lord MINTo will leave this city within a month at fartheft. The towns of Tufcany have done homage to their new King by Deputies. Deputations from the Jews at Leghorn and Florence have likewife had audiences. Rarissom, Atm. 3t. —In the fitting of to-day the following letter was communicated to the Im perial Direetory LETTER FROM TEE MINISTER tALLET•AND TO CITIZEN RACNICR, CHARGE D'AFfAIRES OF THE FRENCH PEPURLIC TO THE DIET OF THE GERMAN EMPIRE. Paris, Antruft 24. Citizen—The FIRST CONSUL has been informed from Berlin of the orders fent to Count GOLRTZ to declare to the Diet of the Empire that his Pruffian Majefty, in confequence of the sth and 7th Arti cles of the Treaty of Luneville, will oppofe the ap pointment of a new Elettor of Cologne and Bifhop of Munfler, and in general all re•eleetions to any Ecclefiallical dignities and poffeffions which may become vacant in the Empire by death. Such a declaration is, in fail, too fuitable to the fpirit and purport of the Treaty of Luneville for France not to fupport it with all her power. In whatever manner the regulation of the Indemnifications (hall definitively be fettled, the principle to be followed in allotting them has been laid down by France, which will take care of its execution. You will, therefore, Citizen Plenipotentiary, officially re quire, in the name of the French Government, and in concurrence with the declaration of his Pruffian Majefty, that all appointments to Ecclefiaffical dignities and authorities, and efpecially the elec tion of a Succeffor to the Eldlorate of Cologne and Bifhopric of Munfler, !hill be deferred till the regulation of the Indemnifications to be granted to the Hereditary Princes (hall be definitively con cluded. I greet you. (Sinmed) CM. MAO. TALLEYRAND. MONSTER,SEPTEMBER 2.-011 the 18di ult. folemn obfequies were performed here for the ref} of the foul of his Eledoral Highnefs of COLOGNE, our late Prince and Lord. The eleftion of a clew Prince Bilhop is appointed for the ad of Septem ber and the following day. The day before yef terday we received, by a courier from Vienna, the agreeable news that his Imperial Majefly will tend a Commifrary of EleCtion to Mustier, on whole arrival the eleCtion of a new Prince Bilhop will, no doubt, immediately take place. SEPT. 4.—Yefierday the Reverend Chapter held its fiat meeting preparatory to the eleCtion of a Prince Bilhop. This morning Lieutenant BASTEL, who had been fent as Envoy to Vienna, arrived here ; and we are afrured that the Count of WEST- PHA LIA will arrive here tomorrow from Hilde fheim, as Imperial Commiffary of EleCtion, and that the eleCtion will then be appointed for the 7th intl. The brother of the Emperor, Prince ANTONY, will unite all the votes in his favour. Wrstn, SE rir. 4. —We have had a report here that Pruffian troops were on their march for Mun ger ; but it does not feem probable that any fuch meafure will be adopted, as M. VON DORM is gone to Munfler, and it may be expected that this experienced Minifter will be able to perfuade the Chapter to delta for the prefent from proceeding to the eleetion of a new Billop. BRUSSELS, AVG VST 28.—According to letters from Dunkirk, the infantry on board the arma ment at that port, confining of 66 gun boats, flat bottomed boats, &c. has been re-landed. Chains have been extended to Phut the entrance of the Inner Road. The garrifon has been reinforced by three battalions of Infantry, and a limilar num ber is expeCted in the u.:ighbourhond. General MORFAt' is expeCted here, it is laid, on his way to I lolland, to take the chief command of the expe -1 dition preparing againft England. Letters from Rotterdam Rate, that terbOrs arc on their march •from the interior to the Coalls. and artillery and flares are likewile cenveyed thi ther. The Batavian DireCtory has 6 tick! upon the corps of the troops of that Republic to be em ployed in the cipedition againft England. SF PT. 3.—Tbey write from Calai., that the fail of truce brought difpatches to th^ Minilh.r TA L I It AND, contaitiii.g the pl in of peae• offered the Ltighth Government, which is laid to con a:11 4JI very sno.l,:rAtt: piopolitions. Lormo)v. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. • PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per Cent. Conf. 391 ils per Cent. 95,--- • Omnium 7 88} t. PRICK OF STOCKS OW SATURDAY. 3 pet C. Cont. 5911 1 . 1 Engla Tickets 161.- 3 per Cent. Ann. 941 frith Tickets EL Otrinlum 711 i i Cod. fur Aec.. 591 1 f DUBLIN, SEPTRIEDDI to:-5 per C. Gov. Deb. 9sf. ?RIC! Or ALILILICAN STOCDS AT LONDON, SerTLAIDSI It : 3 per Cents. - " I 6 per Cents. - 93 C ents Bpm . - - zis 6 per Cents. deferred 93 Bank Stock t 271. per Share. With Dividend from the aft of July. His Royal Highnefs the Doss of You con tinues his route along the coati, reviewing the dif ferent military corps, and examining the (late of defence of the different places where an enemy could poaibly effect a landing. His Royal High nefs arrived at Dover on Saturday, from whence, after reviewing the troops, and infpeding the pub lic works, he proceeded yefterday to Canterbury. Yefterday the Hamburg t mail arrived in courfe, by which we learn, that PrulEa is fupported by France in the prohibition given refpeding the elec tion of a new Elector of Cologne. There is nothing new from Egypt. The re ports of MENOU capitulating are evidently errone ous. Neither is it probable that any operationof im portance had taken place after MsNou's refufal to capitulate was known, as nothing had reached Conliantinople fo late as the 13th Augna. Gene ral HUTCHINSON, it appears, with the Turkifh forces, had returned to Alexandria, and the moll vigorous preparations for the fiege were going on. Some Janiffaries under a leader eormeaed with Paswew OcLou have taken Belgrade, depofed the Palha, and appointed a new one, fuppofed to be devoted to PASWAY. The authority of the Porte in this quarter has received rude Blocks, and PASWAN threatens it more and more. We ihould not be furprized to fee part of the Turkifh forces recalled from Egypt to ftop the alarming progrefs of the Paha of Widdin. This day we received Paris papers of the loth inft. which, however, are almoft barren of intelli gence. The French Funds have rifen, on the 9th they were at 49 fr. 75 c. A Council of his Majefty's Minifters was on Sa turday held at Lord HAWILESRUILY'S Office, in Downing-ftreet. Parliament, it is confidently laid, will meet the fecond week in November, for difpatch of bufinefs. Her Royal Highnefs Princefs AMELIA, who has been indifpofed for fome days, on Friday morning took an excurfion on the funds for the benefit of the air. The ROYAL FAMILY fpent the evening at the Lodge with a feleel party of Nobility. Saturday morning after breakfafl, their MAJES TIES and PRINCESSES, with their attendants and a number of Nobility, went in eleir carriages to Chic kerell Common, where his MAJESTY reviewed Co lonel MANNINGHAM'S Corps of Riflemen and the York Haffars, and alfo detachments from other regiments. They went through their evolutions with great credit, particularly in reptilfing the op polite party Rationed for the defence of Portland Hand. The whole of the manceuvres were under the command of Colonels STEWART and MAN NINO HAM, who have taken infinite pains to complete their regiments in military tactics. The bayonet charge was well fupported—the affailant patty be ing compelled to leek Shelter in boats Rationed on the water. It had a grand effect, and gave great fatisfaetion to the ROYAL FAMILY and fpatators. After the review their MAJESTIES and company were invited to partake of an elegant breakfaft, pro. vided by Colonel MANNINCHAM. Tuefday a Privy Council was held at Dublin Cattle, before his Excellency, when a Proclama tion was dire'fed to be ii;ued, requiring the inha bitants of the maritime counties of Ireland, upon notice given by the General comntan,ling each dif tria, to drive their cattle and hock into the interior of the country. The Earl of CLARE has arrived in Dublin from his country refidence. His Lordfhip attended Council at the Cagle on Tuefday lag. Maituyis Of DOWNCHIRE.—On Monday night 'aft died, at his magnificent country feat at HMI borough, in the north of Ireland, the Moll Noble ARTHUR. HILL, Marquis of Downfhirc, Earl of Hillfborough, Vircnunt and Baron Kilwarlin: in England, Vircount Fairford and Baron Harwich. His Lordthip was born the etd of February, 11753, and fucceeded his father, the late Marquis, Oaober 13, 1 793• By his lady, (Md► SANDY% only daughter ❑nd heir of the Hon. MARTIN SANDYS, brother to Lord SANDYi,) whom he married in 1786, he had him. Arihmr-Blundell-Sandp-Turaull Hill, now Ithito_ti is of DOWNSH IRE, born Bth Oaober, 1788—two other lons and two daughters. T:iis melancholy event was occafinned by a re vere attack of the gout in his ftoni..th. His Lord flip had had a flight fit in his hands and feet, and teemed to be recovering, when one of the unexpec ted changes of that uncertain diforder directed its violence towards the ttomach,and produced almoil inflant death. So well was his Lord,liip aware of his approach• ing diffolution, that to lonic of his friends he pre diacd that his d :ads would take place About the time it happened. A Confular Derree of the lnh inflant, has re. (bared to its , : lrilh and Scotch Colleges at Paris, the property belonging to theft. ell:lbliii , ments which had not been alienated its the early periosls of the R evolution. and the Principals id them Are mall, tied to 1011/14: thou fur mcr of education. CORN MARICETJ. This morning, at Mark-Lane, there was Come fupply of new whtat front Eire). and Kent, which fold at from loos. to toss. Confiderablc file for foreign, of good quality, at a little more than Friday's price, but los. dearer than lak Monday. Oats, is. to as. dearer—Other articles the fame— Some few arrivals from the Baltic.—Flour, Bos. 71014 THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, SF PT. 12. Average price of Corn in England and Wales, front the Re turns ending the sth of September, lam Wheat. I Rye. Barley. Oats. I Beans. I Peafe. s. d. s. d. 8. d. s. d. I. d $ e 93 4 6i 6 • ss to 31 0 53 1 52 6 - _ Average prices of Foreign Corn, by whi. the L.tunty ca Importation is regulated, the week ending the sth of Sept. Wheat. I Rye. 1 Barley. I Ow. I Beans. I Peal:. s. d. d. s. d. s. d. d. s, 62 0 33 St 2 9 0 1 21 2 1 3 0 0 34 51 The average Pries of Sugar. computed from the Hew, et made in the week ending thebth September,tBol,is 475. 1 , ),141, per hundred oqight. MANSION-HOUSE,SATURDAY, SEPT. 12, 18c_ I. The following quantities of Wheat, Oats, .01 , 1 other Grain, have been imported and entered at the Manton-Houfe, the prefent week, vii. front Monday the 7th, to Saturday the 12th of Septem ber, both inclufive Qterters Wheat. Oats. Barley. Malt. Beano. PL4fi. Seeds Monday, 7, 67 1167 140 380 42 6: 10s0 iwfday, 8, 13 218 52 61 18 & a Wednefday 50, 1583 30 7 0 310 229 43 23 Thuilday, 10, 455 20 55 1022 ISf 23 •2 Friday, 11, 1210 1350 50 4 4 Saturday, z 2. 457 2180 239 7 2 7 1 97 119 33 37 8 .5 49 6 5 S O 4 249 1 729 265 1370 COUNTRY MARKETS. Tama, or GRAIN, AT THI FOLLOWING MARIEFTS. BASINGSTOKE. , —Wheat 88i od to ions od per %arta% Barley 358 od to 46s od I Beans 39s cd to Os od Oata ass od to 40a od Peale 37s od to 475 Newavar.—Wheats, 765. od. to ICOG. od. per Quarter. Barley 34s od to 48s ad Beans 4os od to sBz cd Oats at. od to 36s od Peak 455 . 0 d to cos cz.l Hawetr.—Wheat 74s od to zoos cd per Quarter. Barley 36s od to 491 ad Beans 478 Od to SCS ed Oats 26s od to 4os od Peale 4os ad to scs od Ra.trallo.--Wheat 6os. W. to 98s. od. per Quarter. Barley 34s od to sos od I Beans 381 od to sis od Oats as, od to 4os od Peale 38s cd to scz od The prices of corn at Warminfler on Saturday were as follows : wheat, per quarter, 905. to 102 S. barley, 425. to 6zs. oats, 3os. to 365. beans, 58s. to 645. At Doncafter wheat has fallen its. per coomb; the fine is now felling at 325. to 38s. and foreign whcat as low as 21S. to szs. per coomb of four bulhels ; and rye 17s. to sos. At Lincoln, Newbury, Worcefter, Gloucefler, Birmingham, Derby, Chefterfield, and Athburn ham, wheat is cheaper; at Cambridge, Roylion, Norwich, Stamford, Northampton, Chefter, New. ark, and Lynn, it has rifen 2,3, and at the Lt:i place Bs. per quarter. QtritaacTuaNksolyixtr.—Th efollowingForm of Prayer has been appointed to he read through out the United Kingdom ; 0 Atutoory LORD Gon wonderful in operation, infinite in wifdom,power,and goodnefs; terrible in thy judgments, bit: abundant in loving kind:leis and mercy; thou turtlell the fruit ful land into barrenefs for the wickeder(' of them that dwell therein; and again thou commandeft the water to fpting in the dry ground,and the rallies to Rand thick with corn. We, thit.e unworthy fervants, the people of this finful nation, offer unto Thee our praifes and thankfgivings, for that Thou haft vouch fated to remove far from us the fear of dearth and famine ; caufing, by thy blefling, the fields, which we had town, to yield, in overflowing abundance, their various fruits of incn:ah ; and, in thy goodnefs, fo ordering the (talons, that we hat. joyfully reaped and gathered into our barns.—Not unto us, U LORD ! not unto us, but unto thy name, he the pra:fe. Ub acknowledge that we had merited the fever;ty of thy wrath; but thou in judgment thinkeft upon mercy, and wouldett not the death of a finncr, but that hi s ers turn from their evil ways and live. Give us grace, 0 Loaf', to employ the gift, of thy bounty to thy glory—neither fiptandering thgin in riot and luxury, nor hoarding them from veedinefs of fordidgatn b,t grant that, with hearts full of thinkfulnefs to Thee, the giver of all good, we may ufc them with temperance for the fupply of uur own wants, and difpenfe them with liberality for the relief and comfort of the poor, and make us ever to be mindfte, that a mans life coufifteth not in the abundance of things that - . he poffefrAli, .stat that he liveth not by bread alone. but by every word that procrcdcth out of the mouth ut Thee. his GOD ; that fo, while we pray daily unto Thee, as thou h3ft. com manded, for thc perifhable meat of this world, we may crate not to labour more earn dlly for that which endureth IDito cwt.- tatting life, which thou halt given us by thy fon, ji. Pius Cif v our Lord, to whom with tht tea and the lionr Gnus:. be all honour and glory, world without end. Amen. Purfuant to an Order of Council, in future, when 'hips or veffels arrive at any out-pots Officers bearing difpatches for Government front Egypt, or any port of the Streights, the Officer charged with difpatches is to be permitted to land, provided the Infpeecting Officer of Health certifies that the crew are healthy. The Poll-Office American and Weft-India pac kets are not in future to be detained for Govern ment difpatches, but to fail as immediately after• the appointed days as the wind•will permit. Sir EDWARD CROrTON and Lady CHARLOTTE STEWART were on Saturday IA united in the holy bands of matrimony, at St. James's Church, by the Rev. Dr. PA..it F.R. Lady CHARLOTTE STEW- T, now Lady CHARLOTTE CRorroN, is fifth danghter of the Earl of GALLowAy,and of a very amiable dirpolition. She was accompanied to Chinch by the Earl and Countefs of GALLOWAY, her three youngcft fillers, the Marchionefs of BLA pintos'), ;he Dosvager.Duchefs of Ls EUE, La dy L. Istansts is alai her daughter. The Earl and Conntefs of Gm,rowav gave away the los cly bride. Sir F.IWARD was accompanied by.his m ,, - ther the Bartniefs Csorroa, and his three fitictt. The hippy couple, immediately after the cere mony, let off for Eel Mire, where they pats the honey moon. The daughters of the GALLOWAY family arc celebrated for beauty and accomplifh- . ments. Five of them have been ttirs dilpoled of in marriage.—One to the Marquis of BLANDrORDP another to Lord :irk lit•'lß CHICHESTER, a third to ;it- JAMES GRAHAM, a fourth to the rich Mr. REED, and the filth to Sir EDWARD CROTTON• Mere are other three unmarried, two of whom have been prefented at Court ; and the third, it expected, \••ill make her public appearance in the. IVothi the :acting winter. :ter+ Ver N • a i A O O Trid Captaii patche! Captail Bth inci Arrive off Got CEMN( BITTE the Du With di fleet. E Capt. AIL? paffe4 frdh at The Pi detain( and Cul embarl give ini the Me of to-n Salle maica, nefday D um to pa feng TODD, and 111 daughti ROBEU expeete4 packet, is d Came antis, 0132 g Cape 0 tain Jot cutter, Saile fur the Cam ffiral( tain Na Saile CIILLL BEAVU tike in Sail( Arrive horn tl with 6 down I Captaii Captain the Co and VI horn ti tUler, gun b kw br ant to CMTIMI iNkr, fn; the DIA as rer GRA May, burgh M: 34cich. tick ; ban, Slticdel Stockh Cops. f Ardan Sar.th,