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.rt----- LONDON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ss. Nom Gull x 111. c atnenxn..Holiday 'caliche Publicefiltes bass bargains vim nude at the Stock Exchange this naming at the foaming prices 3 pa Cent. CooL spi—.ditto, for ace. 50—Oral:dun ti to if.' We this morning received Paris papers of the 17th inflant. They contain hardly one word of sews. We have already informed our Readers that it had been required on the part of the Pops from the French Emigrant Bifhops that they Should re. lign Their Bilhoprics. The matter was referred to a Committee, confifling of two Archbifhops and two Bifhops. Their Report being received it was taken into conlideration by a. meeting affembled leflerday, which was attended by eighteen Bifhops. After force debate, the Arcbbifhops of Aix and of Bourdcauz, and the Billsop of Comignes, gave in their refignations, conformably to the with of Ms Notusefi! or rather of BON ...rats-R.—Thole who did to certainly afted a more prudent part than the others: it is even not impoffible that they may receive and hold ecclefiaflical appointments, while 'Such things continue to be permitted in France I It is not in France only, however, that changes are taking place in Ecclefialtical matters, as our Readers will fee by the following remarkable Edia which has made its appearance at Munich, tole. ;sting the profeffion of all religions throughout Bavaria, where the Roman Catholic Church only has been hitherto authorized. BY THE ELECTORAL PRINCE. I. We have already, on the toth of November Jail year, retired it to be made known to our pro. vincial Colleges, that throughout the whole of our High States, the Catholic Religion is no longer to be confidered as an efential Article, nor other Proftifions of Faith thenceforth to be excluded. To this ordinance we were moved, as well by the conviaion, that there is'neither in the Imperial nor the provincial Conftitntion, any ground for fuch exelufion, as from the confideration that the concurrence of the profeffors of other Religions, mutt contribute to the improvement of the country, the ezercife of trade, the cultivation of Laid, and the necelfary enterprifes, improve. clients, and encouragement of trading induary.— This is confirmed by the example of other States, far advanced in cultivation, where the exclufion of iliac who profefs other Religions, on account of the peculiarity of . their tenets, when in other refpeas they poffefs all the qualities of good and ufeful citizens, has long been acknow ledged to be contrary to reafon and the fpirit of the Chrifiian Religion. But although the profeffion of other religious tenets be permitted, nothing is outboard which may be contrary to the fubfilting legal relations, or which maydemand any newregu lotions. We have therefore thought it conforma ble to our views, to make knows onr bet inten tions to all our fubjeas, in the confidence that, laying afide all religious hatred, they will endea vour to receive with that refpea and love which every religion prefcribes to men, the profeffors of other religions, who with to ellablifh themfelves in our High States, agreeably to the laws.' All pro vincial magiflrates are at the fame time reminded that they are neither to oppofe any obfiacle, nor to permit any obilacle to be oppofed to the cite blifliment of the profeffors of other religions, fo far as they comply with the requifitions of the laws, dißinguifh themfelves with ability, or are provided with fulficient property, and that they are to con do& themfelves at all times in trig conformity to this our will. In other refpeas it would be a mil: interpretation of our Princely intentions, if this re- gulation, Rowing from a principle of real State policy, were to be confidered as any reflraint on, or degradation of, the prefent (late of the Reli gion of our fubjeas, to which we will never offer any molellation. (Signed) MAX. josern, EleCtoral Prince. "- I Asta6.:Sor. Dilpatches were yeßerday tent off to Lord Neisow by esprefs, and Difpatches were received this morning from his Lot dfhip. Friday LIR the Right Honourable the Earls STRATNNOIR And TTICONNAL, Lady SUSAN CAR/ENTAIL, Mr. and Mrs. CAMTNONN, the Mils CAWTHORN S, Mr. lAA's's and Mr. Las, all fet out from Edinburgh for Gla:rimis The Right Hon. the Earls of CNOLAIONDBUT and Lady, Lord MALPAS and Lady CMANLOTTS CNOLMONDILLAT. the Hon. C. Wat.Lor, Efq. M. P. Vint wow, Efq. Mrs. LAURI, Li., family and {cite, Hon. STAFFORD Amu, Efq. are all ar rived at Glafgow. By letters of the 4th nit. received Mier- day from Dominica, we learn, that the Bth Weft-India Re- D . anent of Foot had arrived there from &. Bar. udomew. The conduft of the Corps while at the latter place was fo highly acceptable to the inhabitants, that a deputation was ap pointed to return thanks to Li. utenant-Coloncl WiLsow, to whom a Sword, of the value of one hundred guineas, was ordered It, be p , Sensed, as a tellimony of the very high fenfe they entertained of hie Cervices, while Governor and Conanandoa of Ulu. 4114 £IIIUTIC4L I,N7ELLIGENC.S. MAILS ThIS DAT...Wind N. W. awl to o Hamburgh, Sept zj o Dublin, I Waterford, Sept. 17, I Donnaglaadee, Sept. tp,l • I Lace, Sept. 4, io - I s I e Arrived the Thaw* frigate, with the fleet nnder convoy from the Leeward Ulan& Sailed the Kira Glows cutter, with the outward bound under convoy to Portfmouth.—Wind N. by W. PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER sr. Arrived a Spanifh cartel from Martinique, and SZRFINT floop from Ireland. FALMOUTH, Arrived the HAmt.scLysts packet, Capt. Guy, from Lifbon in 16 days, with a mail dated Sept. 4. The HALEVIN failed from hence the loth of ' Auguft, and arrived at LiNon on the as fl, where the found the PHAETON frigate of 8 guns, Capt. Moseys, which failedson a cruize the 26th.—The VOLTIOEUR (loop of war and the PRINCE ADOL PHUS packet, with Mail s England, arrived there during the time the lay in the Tagus; on the 4th intl. the received the Mails and failed for Eng ' land; (poke his blajefty's (hip Issmorrsi.sys, on the s3th inn. after a chafe of fome hours, and ar rived here this evening. The paffengers are Major Stmcisia, Major %saw, Captain (ll:sass', Cap tain Fims.sy l Mr. Ossccsms, and Mr. MOROAN.-.- ,The LORD CHARLES SPENCEt, with the Leeward Minas Mail of this month, will fail as Comas the wind will permit. Pat in here in a diftreffed Rate the brig Char. lotte, Capt. BOULDFII, from London, bound to Africa, having fprung a leak, and b othr pumps ehoaked. Sailed the fhip Veftal, Captain Hur tHINSON, for London, laden with coffee, fugar, &c. laft from the Weft-Indies, having parted con voy. The Kino Gioia°, packet for Lifbon, and CHESTERFIELD for America, remain on account of contrary winds. Arrived late this evening . the American Chip Martyn, Capt. Caou.sw, in eight days from St. Seballiao, to refit for the Eaff-Indies : two days prior to her failing, advices were received of a quarrel having taken place in the Province of Va lentia, between the French and Spaniqi troops, in which the French are Laid to have had 8o killed. GREENOCK. The *ft failing brig Swan, Captain HATR tCR, hobs St. Lucia, one of the Leeward Ifland fleet, arrived here iellerday t parted convoy on the sth inAant, in a very heavy gale at N. N. W. in tat. ♦7f. long. go. On the Bth, fell in with the 'hip Duke of Kent, of Glafgow, Warr, bound - for Liverpool, one of the fleet, which had alto parted, and kept company till they made the land. On the 9th, fell in with an armed fchooner, full of men, Handing to the wellward, but could not fay whether the was an enemy's veffel or not. On the following day, (poke a Britifls frigate on a ernize but i► blowing very hard at the time, could not learn her name.—Spoke alto a Liverpool 'hip, one of the fleet, off the Saltees, the Captain of which informed Captain HATRIC IC, that 75 fail had part the fleet on the sth. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVASAMD, SEPT. at.—Pared by, the New Grove, BARCLAY, from Surinam ; Governor Dal zel, Mali m I IS, from Demerara ; Eurydice, CAM h vox, from Martinique; Supply, HALL ; and Ran ger, —from Peteriburgh ; Draper, Las, from New York ; Sufannah, CARA, from Africa ; Eliza, Wasirrsz ; and Britifn King, TORRE, from Vir ginia.—Sailed the Maria, for Hamburgh ; Draper, PINK ERTOM, for Belfalt ; Nancy, CA NIP BF t.z., for Cork; CathArine, Jonas; Commerce, WALE a a ; and Perfeverance, WALK aa, for Dublin. ARRIVED At Falmouth—The Lucas, Lovely, from Surinam; Veftai, Hutchins, from Nevis; Watlilarou, —.. from FayaS; and Sarah, —, from Went!. - At C.aek—Two Friends, Fines, from St Ekes; Union, Metcalf; and c),,Eocen, late Catleng, from Surinam. At Clyde—Brothers, Wycombe, from Newfoundland ; Ocean, Murray, from Virginia; Swain, —, from St. Lode; Juno, Campbell, from New York ; and Swinger, M•Fari a n e , f rom Trinidad. At Newfoundland—Fanny, Williams, front Liverpool. At Demarara—Eliza, Young, from Africa. At Dover.—Lady Nelfon, Milicr,from Bermuda; Perfever ance, Bryden, from Baltimore; the WUtiam , Allen ; and Hope- well, Williams, from Tobago ; Sally, —; and Mariner, —, front Surinam; Ralph Nicholfon, from Berbice; Cm. cord, Sutton; Queen Charlotte, Clarke • Euridyce, Corn plan ; (fibrils, Dunbar ; and Alexander, Haley, from Martinique; Mariners, Stuart; and Sufannah, Grierfon, from St. Kitt's; and Mechanic, Ballets, from Virginia. At Belfall—Shillelsgh, Chambers, from London. At Oporto—Neptunus. from Dantzick. At Baltimore—Delaware, Wcft, from Waterford; and Thames, Wood, from Liverpool. At I Averpool—Annon, Simplon; and Duke of Kent, from Desnarara ; Grace, M.Elcheron ; and John, Hoyd, from Surinam; Grand Duke, Irwing, from Jamaica, Tyger, dmith ; and Dundaa, M.Gregor, from Virginia. At Dublin—De Perk, Holman, from Barcelona. At l‘lartiniqae—Chance, Pryor, from Halifax; Pravda Fro*, from London ; and Fanny:Thompfon, from St. Vin. sent, Dernarr% and Grenada At Greasda-LWilHams, Cried Afros NewfoandLand ; and anger, —, from London. At Trinidad—The Governor Mimi, a r k ; an d Naas, Barclay, from London. At ilniinantjane, Willis, from Halifax. In the Downw—Atlaa, Richards, from Barbadoes ; Ann, Naylor, from Trinidad; Fancy, Duncan, from Martinique; Albers, Harrington, from Montierrat ; Royal Charlotte, Brute ; sod Bell, Reeves, front St. Croix ; Camperdown, --,•from St. Vincent'.; Fllaa, Webiter, from Newbury Part; Two SIC. ten, Tarter, from Tobago; Dolphin, Cummings; Rama, /*Kinky ; sad Rellanet, —, front Surinam. Of Portimattlw—Cerra, Webb ; and Trojan, Merriton, from Marti ique ; Crown, Story, from Surinam; Khby, Dryfdak, from Antigua; Gat Schinrallman, —, from Saloe ; Mark, from Terwriffe;and I ouifa Charlotta,—, from Alkant At Plymottth--Neptunas, Star ; and Jultinia. —, front Va hack ; and Vigilant, ittompfon, from Teneri ff e. At Cower—Almeira, Huffcy, from Virginia; and Matilda, Talbot, from New Orleans. At itriftol—.Cmfar, ball, from Surinam; Nevis, Maus; and 11,-6, Payne, from Nevis; Colin, "rapprell and Klogfton, from At. Vincent's; Adventure, Dorman, trona St. Croix ; anal Hopendett Zeeman, —, from Bilboa. At Si. Crois , ,,Zryhyr , Clark;;(lLa on!, from Lop Soo. NUDGE TOWN, BARIADOES, Jt/Lta; The A,IIIIIII7SCADI frigate, with the Cork fleet which arrived here on Thorfday laii, proceeded from hence on Saturday for the Mande of their deßination to leeward. And yefierclay failed from Carlifle-bay, under ionvoy of the Ptovaa floop of war, our third fleet of homeward-bound traders for the prefent year, all fully freighted and richly laden. The prefent fiat; of our Crops of every defcrip tion affords 'itch flattering appearances, that we may look forward to greater exportations the next year than as!y for a furies pact. A wird commanded by Capt. I. G. NAUMAM, of and from Dantzick for London, with timber, got on 9teden Point, in the Sound, on the loth intl. and is expelled to be 1011. The Jafon, Kate, from Charleflon , Is arrived at Rotterda;n, after being on chore, and having four feet water in ber bold, at Helvoet. _ The King(ton, COGGISHALL, from Lilbon to Digpe, is loft near DiepTe. Cargo raved. The Prince of Wales, ]VANS, from London, is arrived at Cork, after being ch aced by a privateer in the Channel. The Harvey, Bolton, from Tortola for New-1 foundland, is totally loft in the Bay of Buks. The PaINCE ERNILST Packet, (poke on the toth inft. in lat. 49, 5. N. long. 17. 37. W. Johanna Margaretta, a Dana Sequeilered Ship, 41 days from St. Croix, bound to London, parted company with her convoy in a gale of wind, the 4th inf. when the carried away her bowfprit and foretop- 1 malt. The Haar? brig cutter, and SALLY armed flip, failed from Elfineur, with the homeward trade un der convoy, on the lath ink. Another Dantzic veal is on chore on Sandholzn, her name unknown. The Ifabella, Kum, a running ' , del, from St. Kitts for Glafgow ‘ failed from Tortola on the 19th ult. in company with the Duai of CUMBIRLAKD Packet, but being a bad fstilcr Coon parted with her. The Efperance and Madona merchantmen, and PACIFIC tranfport, belonging tot Admiral Moa. TAOU'S convoy, ran on (bore to the windward of Martinique on the yth ult. and it was feared would be 1011. The Rebecca, RUN frbm London, is loft at Tobago. The Louifa, TAILDOV, from Guernfey to Vir ginia is taken and carried into Laguira. The Hope, THoursow, from Tortola, loft at Martinique, with three others of the GALLAIIa'II convoy. On Saturday fe'nnight a vefrel in Aberdeen har- bour, laden with lime, accidentally took fire, by Tome water having communicated with it. It was fortunately extinguilhed however in time to pre vent its doing material damage. The ROYAL WILLIAM, of 84 gnus, the oldefi fhip in the navy, and which has at pref e nt t h e flag of Admiral MtLasMaa, at Portfmouth, is or. dered into the harbour to be paid off. THOMAS TAIT, Efq. is appointed Purfer to his Majefty's fhip, the MONARCH, at Sheernefs. THIATItt, CONNNT-GARDEN.—The Tragedy of Romeo aid Jew, and the Pantomime Drama of Away - 4 attracted laft night a falhionable and over• flowing houfe. Mr. H. JOHNSTON and Mill Mukaav having fucceeded Mr. HoLuart and Mrs. Pops in the two principal charade's, the play has loft but little by the change.—Jou sron's Renee is a very fpirited performance, wanting fomething of the elegance of his predeceffor, while Mifs Muitaar has all the loft fimplicity of the daughter of the Cajoulets, but does not give that richnefs to the language of love which breathed from the lips of Mrs. Porx. The excellence of Law:a s Mercurio is univerfal. ly known and as univerfally acknowledged. It is not eafy to conceive a more fpirited reprefentative of that fatyrical character. There was nothing to intereft in the flyle of the otheuerformers ; but we ca nnot h e l p t hi n ki ng that WADDY in Old Catald, and Mira LIMY& in gullet's Mother, were more grof3 and unfeeling than SH•K ESP Eat a intended that thefe changers fhould appear. In Sbalefprore they are guided by family animofity, but they are not wholly unfeeling ; but as left night reprefented, they are deflittue ofevery thing that has even the appearance of parental af feEtion. The intereft of the fubjelft, the charms of the mufie, the richnefs and fplendor of the aretres and decorations, the beauties cf the .fcenery, and the merits of the Performers, combine to give an un common popularity to the Drama of Perestfi. Mr. Cools.—During the ciilinrhance which took place bat Monday at Covent Garden Theatre, on account of Mr. Coos c's abfence, a fimilar fcene occurred at the Newcaftle Theatre. He had per. formed Staid, in the Gassrfer that evening with much aid ; and was proceeding in the Recita• Lion of Collins's Ode, when, fuddenly ftopping about the middle, and linking his forehead, a s in the Mt of recol lection, he abruptly retired. The circumftance is thus noticed in the Neon- elk Cbro• akle of loft Saturday. On Monday evening, as announced in our hit, Mr. Cooke appeared at the Theatre Royal here in tue charafter of Rtady in the Ceiwfire, for his own benefit, to a numerous and molt refpeetabic audience. The visit appiaufe accompanied his performance of the wt. But, in the a+ tempt to recite Collins's Ode, he was fuddenly taken iq , and left the (titre.—After 'mut explanations between the Manager and the audience, the in tended Farce'of Leerni-4-Me.fe was changtd for '71., Lan .—Mr. Cooke, we underhand, ftiU continues indil• poled. In the fame Paper we find the following Addrefs I to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Ncwcaltle : Mr. Cooke feels infinite regret that the accidental recurrence of a bleeding from his brealt (which attacked him at (lafgo w ) should have prevented him from ballilkng the whole of hu duty on Monday; hut more partinderty fo, when he nee& that It prevented him from perfonaffy thanking Wan for their landnefs and fupport —which, both now and on former net.. bona, have left fuch an impreffion on his mind, that amber time nor eireumftances can ever efface. NewcafUc, Sept. al, iBe3. The bleeding to which Mr. Cooke alludes in this Addrefs, occurred while he 1,141 pctf9rtaisig for the benefit of Mils Limas. 11BrifOr171, SEPT. so. The ROTAir FAMILY went to the Theatre lak night to fee the Play of " Deaf and Dumb." This morning the Royal. Fassiss , attended Di vine Service at Weymouth Church. The Serm on was ?reached by the Rev. Dr. Jacesow. Prince Anosamus is gone on board the CAM. BILIAII frigate, on a viat to the Honourable Cap. twin Lscos._ Her Majzsyv has taken one of the Eons of Mr. Nauss', the Comedian, who has a largo family, tinder her protest on, and has fent him to fchooi at Sherbome, in Dorfetfhire. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ENFIELD RACES, MONDAY, SEPT. VI. The Gentlemen's Plate of roL fors and 4 y ear; old horfes, &c.-3 year olds to carry 711 sib. 4 year olds SL lThe bell of three two- m il e and a quarter Heats. Mr. Martin's ei. C. Bauer, 4 ITS 01 4 I Mr. Jeteri's b. e. Hecht:Moe, 4 yes old s* Mr. genes b. g. Freeholder, 4 pa old 4 Mr. Frogley's br.L by Prossetor. 3 ter old 3 4 The Races at Enfield are in more eflimatioe with the lovers of fun than the fportfmen t the grotefque variety of eempany, its local proximity to the Metropolis, and the opulonfnefs of the fur rounding villages, y caufed the Courfe to be extremely c ; bah yefterclay it was mot. nutneroally attended than we have ever before witnefecl, not lefs than fixtem thoufand perfons be. ing prefent.—There were many Gentlemen's car riages, a feweurricles and tandems; but gigs, taxed carts, and hackney coaches were innameNble. Along the right-hand fide ofthe (wife booths were erected for the refrefhtnent of the hungry vifitors, wherein ham,veal and cold beef were voracioufly de. voured. At the extremity of the courfe Saunders's troop of horfemen exhibited their (kill, attended by their prompter, Merry Andrea% eating fire, ante amufing the altonifhed crowd with the humours of thefafr4ox. The life of the place was kept up by a clattering of capper faucepans, (peaking trum pets, rattles, clarionets, and fiddles, the nfual at tendants on all fuck occafions. But the grand attratflion for all ranks was the EO tables; they formed a principal feature in the day's (port ; from fix-pence to half-a-crown was the hazard of the die. Tetotums were likewife ellabli(hed in every cor. ner, where the worfhipers of Dame Format pur. flied their favourite amufement, though in an humbler inhere, with fimilar (tweets. Four bodes were kntered for the Gentlemen's Plate of Sol. although the comet was expeded i and the event proved it, to be betw ee n Ifetheflion and Better :He ere is a brown horfe of exquifite proportion, m barrel, but twicd ep under the haun. chew like a greyhound. Bayer is Rill handfomer, and, from the mulcular formation of his quarters, gives au idea of flrength, joined with velocity. The firfl heat letter mar the tlay, mei tit imd at flailing; and kept it to the winning Poll, although fome what Ikelhed by lietheiies et cornitrz in. Ther fecund heat was expelled to be won either by Free. holder or Beth...Am ; the former made pia, at flatting and kept the lead for a mile. He was then paired by Hoshefliss and Better. Juil at the turning of the third pod, Mr. Frogley's filly threw her ticier, and was of courfe difianced. Hepicliion and Setter came in neck and neck till within aoo yards of the Win. ning PA. The jockey (Britt) who rode Aeon then made a pulls, and, winning the fecond heat, carried off the plate. Very little ;money was betted, though the opinion of the (porting men p re f sn t w a s divided between Ifepilitas and Better. Seveztal ludicrous circutaftances occurred ; fuch as a hot* or two drowned in Enfield W 401.- Stirrups innumerable broke—Cocknies difmount cd, and hundred weights of filver 101 l at F r 0. by the Flair: DONCASTER RACES, The famous match between Sir H. Vanes Cock. Weer and Mr. johnfon's Sir Solomon, was run oo Saturday, and won by the latter with great cafe The refult has difappointed the !porting men, who backed Cocifigker, on whom the odd s in L ondon were 5 and 6to ;in Yorkfhire, among the com mon people, all of whom are fportfmett, a to ty and on the field, the day of the race, $ to 4. sod 't t to 8. Corifighter was looked upon as one of the bed horfes in the country, hating won ever, thing ; and, being a Yorkfhire both, and the pro. perty of Sir H. Vane, great confidence was placed in him. Sir Sokoon was alto known to be an ex* cellent horfe ; he has won every thing this year, and particularly diftingulthed hirnfelf at Newcafllo Coc4fiihter was rode by one of Sir H. T. Vane's (table-boys; Sir Solomon was rode by Shep herd, one of the heft Yorkfbire jockies. They car ded equal weights. Not only did Contighter tole, but, it teems, he had no chance with his antagor nift, whom he never once headed, and Sir Ssississ4 won in a canter. Vail !urns of money were de pending ; not lefs perhaps than so,oool. The whole sporting world went from London to be prefent at the match, and a great crowd of the firft nobility and gentry of the North were prefent. The Ludes ran the diftance (four miles) in fewest minutes and ten fecunds. It is not believed that Sir H. Vane had more money depending than the flake of wogs. named in the lift ; but he is not deemed bottom on the Turf, and tome conjedure that this beating will difglift him at it altogether. Mr. johnfon, the owner of Sir Solomon, is a gentle man of large fortune in the North, who peter comes to London, but !ports freely on the Turf, keeps fine racers, and is deemed a good judge.— Doncader not only overflows with the bed com pany, and is full of mirth and arnufement, but a cloud of coleurr, ovitissers, and halrrifelbers, are gone down tiorn London to attend the Races.-- I'l' ch good !port is expt died there this week ; fe ver.: capital, horfes ale eltereo.—Among o:bcrs, effigker and Sir Wooing are entered to ran araidt carh aka. fur the Cup to-morrow ; but it is thought Sir Harry will draw the former, As h ii one who works tip againil the tide. We than I" whet& he even allows Cocinghter to run for the Doncaller Stake., for which Sir Saloom is not entered. Lord Darlington's aNti/e/ Aie/oci i catete4 for this day, hi oqt wcll. ----1 ° con iacrth -sue Mhz 1 NAM Issi Ike X sew Pack at Set ral Sad (Lan's bf.do. 3 Straw , 2-5 da. 3 Bel De Sul De A lei that au confide a quart earthqu were av tation, the fun a quart Yfte A be* Crl.ll Hills from above mains wit/ the coorfe moved In I Mini, VI vein in the Tratton of poor anirm manner, th tan, from OR brigling tlaa.ty Mn In 4o minty .4 tic of th Tbc Tn Rada, ma tuna for of ants, A. h ter. Surtax rade and 0 nature of el en* by Pc imam On N.E. Barn Book terary char nutlfm. Sc: &c. &c: and CAUTIW, words " Ps orthr prime tbc ham(' Peelluns wi