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S,II" r FRANCE. PARTS. JULY 6. To the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of MITIVESEX. ' T HE Freeholders in the IntcreliofSir FRANCIS BUR DE 17, are refpcdfully informed. that Carriari3 will hr provided to conduct them to an: from the Poll at Brent ford : At Sir Francis Burdett's Houle, No. 71, Piccadilly Sr. Ann's, Soho, ne..r the King's Arms, Compton-Bred ; Holborn, netr the Whirr Bear, Leather-Lae; Illinjton, near the three Brewers; Ratcliffe Highway, near the Huop and Bunch of Grapes; Poplar, near tke Harrow; Hackney Read, oppofite Durham place, Weft; Vt hitechapel, near , he London Holpital,Whitechapel.road ; Holton near the 'turnpike; Spitalfiehas, near the Church. There feems to be no foundation for the report of the fpeedy meeting of the Legiflative Body. The Journal of Milan Rates, that in virtue of a decree of the Fzitsr Cnasot., as Prefident of the Italian Republic, the Legiflative Body of that Re public held its &It meeting on the 2.sth of Pine. This event was announced to the people by a dif charge of Artillery. Conformably to the terms of the Corulitution. the things of the Legiflative Body are feeret. The Vice Prefident of the Ita• Tian Republic has taken into conlideration the nu. merous claims of creditors upon the confifcated eflates, and appointed a commiffion of three Judges to decide between the creditors and the prefent holders of fuch property. JULY 7. WORT PRFSFMTFD TO THE FIRST CONSUL AV THE IF FULLIC, EY THE MINISTER OF THE INTERIQR, 13 MENS.DoIt, YEAR W. Cid Len r'r 11Conful—You would not permit your cotemporar:es to cnn•"ccrate your glory and th,ir gratitude by public monuments, but polLerity, whom your mode!ty cannot confirain to be Client, will difc!;arge this deSt of tht prefent generation. i n t h e mean ti me th e Commune of Montpellier precuts you an homage, which filial piety forbids you to rejcsl—it addrelfes itfelt to the author of your esiflence, whole remains reft in the bofom of that Con- m line. I have the honour of fobmitting to you for your approbation the propoild of the Municipal Council of that city.—Health and Relpea. CHAPTAL. Extraa from the deliberations of the Municipal Council if the city of Montpellier : The Municipal Council of the city of Montpcl• lier, in an ev.raordinary meeting in one of the Halls of the Town•houfe, and the Members who compote h being afrembled in the number required by the law, A Member raid, 0 , the father of BONAPARTE died in this Commune on the 24th of February, t 785, and was buried here : I prnpofe that we fhottld take advantage of this intereiling circumftance to raife a monument to the glory of the Fill Con ful. The following is the manner in which I with any idea to he exprelTed—on the left a pedetlal, in the centre the city of Montpellier, acenmpanied by religion and other figures, pointing with the right hand to the pAleital, and with the left raifing up the cover of a tomb, above it this infcription.... 13501. FROM THE TOMB, THY SON NAPOLEON RAISES THF I TO IMMORTALITY. The Municipal Council eagerly embraced this happy idea, and unanimoufly adopted the projeFl of a monument to the manes of the father of Bo• NAPANTS. The difcurfion of the plan and execu tion was adjourned ; and it decreed, that the with it had expreffed thonld he traniMitted wi;liout de lay, and in the legal form, to Government, to ob tain its approbation. Admiral VILLARIT fet out the day before terday for Brea, from which he will proceed to Martinico, of which he is appointed Captain-Ge neral. He will hoist his fi•,g on hoard the Jem fnappes. The divition whirl' accompanies him confiflsof two (kips rf the line, fome frigate , , and other light veircle, with the troaps deltined to take poircffion of rf:at colony. A letter from Milan, dated June 23, Rates, that 4 ‘ A new office has been ctlablilhed in the Italian Republic, under the title of the Miniiiry of Wor ihip, and that C. JOHN Borax* has been appoint ed Minister. It is divided into three fedionsi: the objects affigned to the fink are religious principles, religious inaruaion, the ferninarics, difciplinc, and police of the Clergy, and of every cceleriallical corporation: to the fecond, every thing that re lates to benefices and the institutions of public be metslence : to the third, the revenues of pious foun dations and all ecclefiallical endowments. All bulls, canons, briefs, refcripts, and other papers iflued by the Court of Rcme, mug be prefented to this eltahlithment for approbation, before they can be publillted or put in execution. Five per Cents, 53 fr. 95 C. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. AMSTERDAM, JUNE 27.—T0 allay the fears of the mei eliants, in regard to the Bank of this City, and to enfure its credit, which the government has re eftablithed, the 'Treafrirer-General of the State has made known, by a proclamation, that it has taken under its particular direCtion every thing that regards this inllitution and its preferva tion. The city, however, guarantees conjointly with government the Innis depolited in it. The differences which ezilled amr.ng the Jews here, re fpefting their religious ufages, have been accom modated by the intervention of government, and the municipality of this city, in which they form a population of 60,0c0 f.tils. They ate dillinguifh ed by their riches and indefatigable indufti y. Mils., JUNE 16 —This day the college of the Porlidenti opened their fittings, and proceeded to eh:: cleft ion of a Prefident and two Secretaries ; the choice of Prelidenti fell u po n Citizen BENVENurt ; and that of Secretaries, on Citizens POR AO and CACCIA ; Citizen GUICCIARDI was choferi a Mem ber of the Council of State. A propofition was made in the Sitting of the 22d, and agreed to, that a letter Ihrurld be written to lii/SAPARra,exprellive ~~..~.. ♦ ...~. ~~...~. w__J .~_......C4. f2.IL The college of the Commercianti alio opened their Sittings, and proceeded to the cicaion of their Officers; they have alto voted a letter of thanks to BONAPAILTE. The college of the Dotti went through the fame ceremonies. Jong 24.—This day the Legiflative Body of the Italian Republic had its fira meeting conforma bly to the decree of the FIRST CONSUL, its Prefi dent. This meeting was announced to the people by a difcharge of cannon. The Sittings are fecret, agreeably to the refolutions of the Contaution, FRANCR6ORT, June 30.—The following is the molt au b:ntic information we have been able to learn in regard to the indemnities : The plan of the fecularifation is drawn up, de creed, and approved. In the courfe of next month a French Minifter:will repair to Ratilbon to caufe it to be carried into execution, according to the de fire of the principal Courts interefted. The Elec tor of Menu will alone retain the dignity of Eccle iiaftical EleCtor, and will remain Archchancellor of the Empire, but he will lofe a part of his Rates. Thole who are in the fervice of the Princes whore pail:lions are dellined for indemnities, will retain their places and appointments. The Chapters will also be retained for;he prefent, and until the death of their Members. &ALIN, JUNE 22.—This morning an Officer in the lithe of his Pruflian Majelly arrived in this capital. He repaired to the department of foreign affairs ; and fume hours after let off with docu ments taken from the archives of the State. It is. thence inferred, that the interview of the two Mo. narchs relates to lome political objet of great importance. It is afferted that the Court of Vienna is not much fatisfied with the greater part of the arrangements made between France, Ruffia, and Pruffia. A new declaration is expelled on the part of the Emperor. It does not appear that the po litical arrangements now in agitation are fo near a concluf'on as was expelled. CON 3TANTINOPLI, MAT 25.—A French Mei_ chant veffel arrived here a few days ago. This is the firlt fince the termination of the war. We learn that other two veffels of the fame nation have at rived at Smyrna. There are now in our pert above 6o Auftrian veffels. The Aga of the Janif• laries has arrived from Egypt with two (hips of war. The plague makes great devarlation in that cnunzry. War has broken out between the Ruf flans and the Perfians. The former have pene trated, it is laid, into the province of Ghilan.— The Regent of Perfrt is on his march, with a body of troops, to oppofe their prngrefs. The oppredion experienced by the Ruffian faftory at Retich, and the expullion of the Ruffians from Allerabat, miff have given rife to this rupture. Troop, are march iag every direelion againll PASS WAN OGLOU, whole movements give more and mire uneafinefs to the Porte. VI F tl JUNt 25.—The Emperorhas appointed the Archduke JOHN Inipeaor General of the Ma rine. A courier from Palermo lately brought in telligence to d.c Q 2 cco of Naples, that the K 11 1 1 .4 had left Sicily in order to return to his capital.— A hcond courier is expelted to announce the de parture of the frigate which is to take the (bisen on board at Trietle, and convey her to Naples.— This Printers will emb.trk fuon after for Bat celona. BANES OF THE MAINE, JULY 1.--The Heredi tary Pi incefs of Baden arrived nn the 27th nit. at Carifrulic in Eterfed health, with the Hereditary• Prince, and the Princefs MARY her children. The Gazette of Brunn announces that. a corps of the army of PAS swe x ()Gamy entered Buchareff on the 4th of Lill month. The Editor adds, that he had this irttlligence from M. Mugs ',iris, Conful t.f his Imper►al Majefly in Wallachia, and who is now at Cronliadt in Tranfilvania. LONDON. MONDAY,. JUI.Y is. PRICY OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR OTT.OOKt 3 per Cent. Coillls 74, 1 cx. div.—F or opg. 75f. Oninism par PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 Per Cent. Rud. 741: I. ng Ann. at} 3-16 3 per Cent. Coe 74t Short Ann. 115-16 4 per Cent. WO Irish 5 pe.. Cents. toil 5 per C. Ann. Loaf Omnium par S per Cent. 1797 toSH. Cunt for opg. 751 76 731 DWILIN, JULY 8 —s per Cent. Gov. Deh. ppti. kzeltangc—Duohn on London iti We have received Paris Journals to the gth A letter from Conftantitiople mentions that war has broken out between the Ruffians and Perfians. A corps of the former has entered the province of Ghilan. The Empty* of GERMAN Y is reported to be dilratisfied with Come of the propofed arrangements refpeaing the indemnities. But even Mould this rife to a new rupture, the old proverb would not in the prefent inftance be verified—honeft men, we fear, would not get their own. The French Government have publillred feveral decrees refpeding the coin at prefent in circulation in the ci•devant priacipality el Piedmont. It is their determination to call it all in, and to give in -eturn for it French coin this is a pretty plain rymptom that they have refolved on permanently uniting the fir departments of Piedmont with that immenfe rods of territory called the French Republic. Gen. JOURDAN has made a ftrong remonftrance to the Government of Piedmont, with refpeEt to the payment of the contributions: he adrift' them to feli immediately the national elates, and to Cup- profs the religious eftabliflunents. Thy Cilmvino rnrin, s corn' fnonclener h2l of Janina. The latter Pacha wrote the following letter to Passwam OoLou I'ACNA" Although you have already beaten three power ful Pachas, I advice you not to come too near the Province of Romelia ; if you do, I will give you t reception that perhaps you little expect." _ To which PA SWAM OGLOU replied ; a I learn with pleafure that you have attained the high dignity of Pacha : I prcfent you my compliments on the occallon, and &fire your friendfhip. In the mean time I remain Paffwan Oglou ; and if your ill fortune Ihould kiwi you to march again& me, or to violate my territory, I than not only defend it, but will thew you, on your own ground, who I am, and what power I am petit:iced of." The Mill Chieftains, about boo years ago, ex prefied thofe things better ; for the following la conic correfpondence between their angry Princes is recorded in hint Minty. " Pay me my tribute, cr fycu detet—O'Neill." ANSWILK. ■ I owe you no tribute, or if 1 dii—O'Connor." We are happy to Rate, that in the principal ma nufaituring towns in Scotland trade is rapidly re viving. The return of peace has happily brought along with it a large increafe in the demand for muffins, &c. ; and with every exertion, it is Amon impoffible to execute the numerous commiffions which the great manufaauring houfes have re ceived. It is rumoured that Lord CASTLERTAGM will fpeedily be called up by Writ to the Houk of Peers. His Lordffiip's talents and eloquence would certainly prove feafonable to Minittry in the upper Houle. A curious Crim. Con. trial is Ihortly to come forward in the Court of King's Bench. The plain tiff is a Medical Gentleman, refiding at Bath, who, at the very time of the defendant's crimina lity, ufed to fign certificates of his ill health, in or. der to continue his leave of abfence from his Re giment. HAYMARR FT THEATRE.—Saturday night a new Comedy, in three a&s, called Beggar my Neighbour, was performed for the fira time, in which the whole of the performers exerted themfelves to the utmofl. During the courfe of the reprefentation, much diflike at times appeared. After the Epi. logne, however, when Faworre came forward to announce it for a fecond performance, the clamour was loud, reiterated, and decifive, and he was compelled to withdraw. We (hall, therefore, not trouble our Readers with any account of the fable of this filly produCtion. We have the pleafure to Rate, that the Honour able Ealt India Company's Chip the SARAN CHRIS TIANA, Captain CHARLES GRAHAM, and the Co- SI El, Captain THota•s LARRINs, were at Bengal, waiting for cargoes, ton the 3d of February. The ANN, Captain ALEXANDER SINCLAIR ; the CALE DONIA, Captain JOHN CRAIG; the Gettsaat. STU ART, Captain ROBERT ARSON MASH; and the MONARCH, Captain THOMAS MORTIMER, were at Madra, on the 4th of February; the three former were under dirp4tOs for aensai ; the Moraacm was to .he difparched with private goods to Eng. land on the Igth of March. The following (hips failed for Europe, from Bengal, the 28th Febru ary: The EARL HOWE, Captain RORER? BuR• Row ts the DUKE OF MONTROSE, Captain PA• TRICK BURT ; and the HENRY DUNDAS, Captain WALTER CARRUTHIRS. The CHARLTON, CAL CU TTA,and Sit STE►HEN LUSHINGTON tailed from Madraf. for England the 18th Febrary. His Ma jelly's fh;p Eußynace arrived at Madras 26th Fe bruary, and loon after failed fin Bengal. The Marqui% Cornwallis, DAVIDSON, is on the illand of Miquellon—crew and cargo laved. _Thurfday a feaman belonging to the Winchelfea troop (hip, was tried at Portfmouth, by a Court- Martial, held on hoard his Majefls's {hip Dread nought, in Portfmouth harbour. for (biking the Captain on the quarter deck. The charges beini fully proved, the Court found the prifimer guilty. It appeared that the prifoner, a young man • f tB, when commanded by the Captain to (trip, i n o r der to be flogged on the quarter-deck, refilled doing fir, adding that he rather chafe to be tried for his life than Hogged, and inflantaneoufly (truck the Captain a moll violent blow on the (lomach. The earthquake. which was more or lef felt in different parts of Europe on the tzth of 1411 May, almolt entirely detirnyed the city of Crema, in Upper Italy; Senfino alto ft:tiered very much at the fame time. and has not as yet recovered from the dreadful effects of the calamity. The town of Manguin was entirely fwallnwed up, and an im menfe lake inßantanermilv appeared on the fcite on which it flood. Three churches and twelve linorrs were demolilhed at Brefcia ; the convolfion, in fine, was feverely felt in many parts of Switzer land, and even in Darmfladt, near the Nidda. ' Letters from Vienna, of the 23d of June, (late, that the town-of Debretzin (between Tokay and Waradin) has fuffered extremely by fire. On thr night of the a tth upwards of 2000 houfes were re duced to Ales, together with the College and the Protellant church : a great number of cattle pe rillaed in the conflagration. The injury fuflained is eflimated at upwards of two millions of florins. In confequence of feveral fubterranenus re fearches in the (mall town ofCourfettlt,two leagues from Dinan, in Brittany, under the direction of the Prefect, the ruins of a city have lately been difenvered: no idea has yet been formed of the period of its exigence. nor of its being (wallowed up; it is, however, thought by the firfe antiqua rians of the French capital, that it was the metro. polis of the Cut iornlites, which name has been cor rupted into Courfelt : feveral high roads, the pave. ment of which appears in the bell condition, are difcernible ; they lead- towards Rennes, Vannes; Contances, and the tea; thefe are Rill calledfira to via ; a great number of walls have alto been dif covered. as well as feveral eilterns, one half of an °Flagon temple, a great quantity of medals, bear ing the effigy of Nero, Tiberius, F.:train:4 Con flantine, and others of the fame zra with tome •w P 9- • I • I CORN MARKETS. MARIE-LANE, JULY 12. The fupply of U'heat,to-day was pretty tolera. ble ; and we believe priceifor Snell forts to be ult. altered : any other quality may be confidered cheaper:-Barley and Malt are each a lift); dearer ; as are Oats and Beans of both forts:- Hog Peas and Boiling are the fame :-Canary Seed and Carraway are looking up. Engin Wheat, per quarter, 465.525. 68s. to 7:s. Foreign Ditto, 6os. 665. Fine Dantzic Wheat, 665. 7os. Rye, 325. s4s. Barley, zos. 265.-(Malting) 325. 356. Malt, 465. sos. ps. Oats, 16s. 19$. z ts. 6d. Horfe Beans, (New) 3os. 342. Tick Beans, (New) 286. 31s. Hog Peafe, 30$. 345. Boilers, 345. 38s. 395. Carraway Seed, 365. to 425. per cwt. Coriander, 305. to 345. per cwt. Canary, 84s. to 88s. per cwt. Rape Seed, 341. to 381. per laR. Flour sos. 555. per Eta. 111.051 THE SONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JULY 12. . - . . , -.-- Average price of Corn in England and Waling, from the Ite• turns ending the 3d of July, IRoa. Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. e j Beans. I Pate. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. d s d. 7• 3 42 I 31 3 in 8 347 360 The average Price .f Sugar, comput from the Returns made in the week ending the 7th of July, is 375. sold. per hundred wdght. _ _ _ At W.l;:minfler Market, on Saturday laft, the prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, by the quarter, 31. 23. to 31. Bs. Barley, 11. ss. to tl. 105. Oats, as. to 11. ts. Beans, tl. t 6s. to 21. ss. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENcE. MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND S. W. Dirt. ♦aansa. I French, I Dutch PLYMOUTH, JULY it. Sailed the CARTSFORT, of 28 guns, Captain Mower, on a cruize off the Lizard.—The Ca milla, Q2 . een, Hibberts, and Matthew and Tho mas tranfports, leaving on board the 29th regi ments of foot, weighed from the Sound yefferday, and failed for Halifax, but were obliged to put back again, owing to contrary winds, and are now at anchor in Cawfitnd Bay. All day it has blown a heavy gale of wind at S. W. attended with much rain.—Came iu the FORTUNES, of 44 guns, Capt. CLINENTS, from Ireland. PORTSMOUTH, JULY it. Arrived yellerday at St. Helen's the following (hips,' under the command of Capt. Tv telt from St. Domingo, which place they left the i6th ult. St. George 98 Capt. Lou.s Warrior • 74 •••—• TAMIL ReColution • 74 OARDWIII Captain 74 •-•-•-- BOTLZO Zealous 74 LIPIZZI • Robuit pasts This morning the Woolwich florefhip in coming from the Downs got aground near the Oars ; the INfreciarattre, o'3B guns, Capt. Owen, Mao:. mese, of 36 guns, Capt. VANSITTART, and 14 Pm's, of 38 guns, Capt. Yotmo, immediately got under weigh from Spithead, and went to her affiance ; as the 'hips that are gone down are not yet returned we cannot learn whether (he has fur. tamed any confiderable damage. This day arrived the qttearc, of 32 gmss,Capt. GRANT, fi6M Jamaica t . Avromst, Hoop of war, (apt. RICHARDSON, from the Downs; and the brig Corfo,from Gibraltar: alio the St. Vincent, SMITH, and Spring, DUNNING, horn .he Straits, they are both tranfports, and art put under quarantine; the Diligence, ANDERSON, and the Concord, Par. rr►soN, from Sunderland. The tender of the Roe suck has brought in here a fmuggling lugger taken to the Wefiward. His Kijefly's Ihip Oaton was this day paid off 'the Itssot.urtos, man of war, and Juries frigate, are getting under weigh for the Eaftward to be paid off The Acasra, of ..o guns, Capt. Wootts, was this day relieved from quarantine. SHEERNESS, JULY it. Vice-Admiral Glut u this day Bruck his flag on board the Cwror, and went poll far London : his departure is much regre: ed by the inhabitants of this place.—The Auttorr, a new 74 gun (hip s lately launched at Blackwall, and l'Eoyrriemns frigate, are ordered to be laid up in ordinary at this port. An American fhip paired by for Standgate Creek to perform quarantine Livery great difirefs, having 101 l her anchors and cables in the late gales of wind : her name is yet unknown. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The REHows, for the capture of the following velT namely, POileatt, brig la Rofalie, 'loop la Rofalie, la Nochette, lx Henrietta, Lebea•ire• paire, la Bonne Nouvelle, la Felicite, la Sainte Clavie, And la Marie Francoile, were paid on Di day the gth of July intlant, at Plymouth. At the fame time and place, la NYMPHS, for the recapture of the Ihip Lady Arabella, was paid. The cutter NILE, I w the captures of the San Pedro d'Alcantara and l'Egalite, and of the Santa Catalina, alio to HuansytyLLF, Mr the capture of the Tteis Jettnes Amis, the Stork, and the capture of the Tulle. will feverallv be mad for at Plymouth.