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BOLL/IND. r }Lour, Auc. la.—Several individuals of the :French nation, in official lituations, have left this place for Piris, for the purpofe of accompanying General VICTOR to Louifiana. The Court of Lilbon is making attempts to get a loan negociated in Arnflerdarn ; but how can the merchants Wien to terms of this nature with out giving umbiage to the Fiat Conful, whole prop fah of a like nature they rejefted a few years fince, although it was for the purpofe of defend ing us againil the attacks of our monk, I Genzral DA r• NDEI.3 is kilt arrived here. Citizen G. J. PYMAN was on the slit declared Prefident .4. the Government of State, in the TOM Ut S VAN HOOGITRATEN. Citizen BANK, appointed Governor of the ifland of St..g.t-tin, and Citizen VAN Hanemann, of t. tuftatius, will embark in a few days for their refpeaive places of deflination. By a decree of Government, the Chiefs of corps of troops in the Republic are enjoined to they no orders but thofe under the fignature and feal of Government.— The Departmental Direaions preferve, however, tl:e power of ordering the troops to march with. in the limits of their refpeaive Departments, if it is neceffary for the maintenance of public tran quillity. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST it. Dols or BRUNSWICK RORN.—Holiday at the Exchequer, Stamp, and Excife. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per Cent. Contds 70-1 693—for ace. 691 Old 5 per C. toot to;—New 5 per Cent. ioa loaf — Long Ann. ad 22-26-.-Omnians 6H IM. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 1841 iBs# Long Ann. ao 2246 3 per Cent. Red. 70j 7t l 71 Short Ann. 3 per Cent. C00f.7 Trap. Ann. 11 3-26 5-26 4 per Cent. Ann. 88 87 4 3 i Ezeheq. Bills 46. to 5$ ran. 3 per C. Ann. took Omnium 6 II 6 dit per Cent. 97. 1031 1041 Conf. for Aug. riff COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amiterdans, to 27 sU. Cadiz 36} ere R. Genoa 471 Ditto, at fight t* t 4 Madrid paper Lilbon 67 Rotterdam, to a 2U. Ditto 34 erre& Oporto 67g Hamburgh 33 o si U. Bilbea 361 effect. Pale:mo 93 Altona 33 t A U. Leghorn 3t} peneeperos Cadiz in piper Naples 44/ Dublin it f Pads, t day's date, 23 13--Bourdeauz 23 19. Venice, 37 LivresPieoli Effedtivi per 11. fterL DOELJW, AOGOST 1,-3 per Cent. Gov. Deb. 991. Exchange—Dublin on London zit. A Dutch Mail has arrived. We have alto re ceived Paris journals to the Bth inftant. We fub join Tome inttrefting extrads. Paw, 17 THERMIDOP., (AUGUST 5.)--The organic Sexatere Co'Odium, juft prefented to the Se nate, is the third. By the &ft, dated the sad of Ventofe lalt, the Senate determined in what manner the members of the Legiflative Body were to go out, and thus fupplied what had been paired over in filence by the Conflitution. In this fede it may be called a Supplementary Salable Confuhum. The fecund is that of the 6th Florcal, by which the Senate explained the 93d Article of the Ccn flitution, in regard to the Emigrants. As the object of this Saugus Confidtunt was to conciliate the fpirit and letter of the Conilitution, it was an interpretation. Th tt of yeflerday, 16 Thermidor, (Auguft 4,) partakes of the nature of the fit ft and fecond. It is direited, indeed, towards four principal and diflind objects : ill. To attach the great authorities of the State to the mats of the nation, from whom all national authority neceffarily proceeds, and with this view, to fubilitute for the fyflem of national and depart mental lifts, which in no manner anfwered the end propofed by the Conaitution, cantonal affemblies and eleCtoral colleges of arrondiirements and de. partments. 2d. To organize the article of the Conftituticn which confers the nomination of the Confuls on the Senate. 3d. To give to the Senate thole privileges which are neceffary to make them be truly invelted with the confervative power. 4th. In the lan place, the fourth abject is at tained by the 9th title of Alike and the Trihmaale, which organize the hierarchy in the judicial order, the influence of which is fo great for preferring property, and on the bappinefs of the citizens. ACTS 01/ GOVERNMENT, BONAPARTE, Fira Conful, in name of the French people, proclaims as a law of the Repub lic, the Sonata: Confuhust, the tenor of which fol lows. [The Inonkeur here repeats the Senatur Confukinm for organizing the Connitution, which was given at full length in the STAR of yeflerday.] This Snow Confulmam, fanaioned with the feat of the State. (hall be inferted in the bulletin of laws, infcribed in the regillers of the Judicial and Admiciftrative Authorities, and the dfiniller if Jullice is charged with the care of its publicaticn. Puffy 111V1131('W 17 (ANTS), rah year of the Republic. The Fiat Conful, (Signed) BONAPARTE. By the Fiat Conful. ; h . Stmt.. / Sienrell 1 er. P. 1.11 A• ST. the Cottnfellor of State, charged with all affairs relating to worthip, with the advice of the Council of State, decree— Art. I. The brief iffned at Rome on the 29th of November, 1801, and which gives to the Car dinal Legate the power of inilituting new Biflsops, shall be publiihed without approbation of the claufes, formula;, or expreffions it contains, and which are or may be contrary to the laws of the Republic, the liberties, franchifes, and maxims of the Gallican church. 11. The Paid brief (ball be tcanfcribed in Latin and French into the regifiers of the Council of State, and mention !hall be made in them of the original by the Secretary of the Council : it 11%41 be inferted in the Bulletin of laws. The Fara Conful, (Signed) ROM PART a. By the Fira Conful. The Secretary of State, (Signed) x. le MALT. DICKE' OF TNg I•ML DIM The Confuls of the Republic, on the Report of the Counfellor of State, charged with all affairs that relate to worthip, with the advice of the Privy Council, decree— Art. 11. The Bull iffued at Rome on the 18th of the Calends of September, tBot, containing the Ratification of the Convention entered into at Paris on the 26th Meffidor, between the French Government and his Holinefs Pius VII. tball be publilled without approbation of the divers briefs announced in the fAid Bull, as well as of the claufes, formulz, or expreffions it contains, which are or may be contrary to the laws of the Republic, the liberties, tranchifes, and maxims of the Gallican Church. 11. The raid Bull (hall be I tranferibed in Latin and French into the Regifters of the Council of State ; and mention (hall be made in them of the original by the Secretary of the Council : it (ball be inferted in the Bulletin of Laws. The FiraCrinful, (Signed) BONAPARTE. By the Fiat Conful. The Secretary of State (Signed) it. s. slam. DICIIIII OF THI SAMS DAY. The Cantuls of the Republic, on the Report of the Counfellor of State, charged with all affairs relating to Worthip, with the advice of the Coun cil of State, decree, ART. I. The Bull iffued at Rome on the 3d of the Calends of December, ifioz, containing the new circumfcription of the French diocefes, (hall be publifhed without approbation of the claufes, tot mulz, or expreffions which it may contain, which are, or may be contrary to the laws of the Republic, the liberties, franchifes, and maxims of the Gallican Church. 11. The faid Bull (hall be tranfcribed in La tin and French, into the Regifters of the Council of State ; and mention (hall be made in them of the original by the Secretary General of the Coun cil : it null be inferted in the Bulletin of Laws. The Firft Conful (Signed) sosavarrs. By the Firft Conful. The Secretary of State (Signed) H. 11. SIAILIT. DECREE OF TO E . SAME DAY. The Confuls of the Republic, on the Report of the Counfellor of State, charged with all affairs relating to Worfhip, with the advice of the Council of State, decree, ART. I. The Indultum given at Paris, April the gth, 1802, which fixes the number of holidays, (hall be publifhed without approbation of the claufes, formula, or expreflions it contains, which are or may be contrary to the laws of the Re public, the liberties, franchifes, and maxims of the Gallican Church. H. The raid lndultum (hall be tranfcribed in Latin and French, into the Regiflers of the Council of State, and mention (ball be made in them of the original by the Secretary General of the Coun cil : it (hall be inferted in the Bulletin of Laws. The Firft Conful (Signed) BONAPARTE. By the Firll Conful. The Secretary of State (SigneJ) H. B. MAR/T. INDULTVM FOR THS REDUCTION OF HOLIDAYS. After a (tort preamble this paper proceeds as follows :-- Having materially weighed and examined all thefe things, it appears that it would be advanta- geous to the good of Religion and of the State to fix a certain number of fetes, as few as pofiible, to be obferved throughout the whole territory of the Republic, in fuch a manner, that all thofe who are governed by the fame laws may be alto every where fubjefl to the Lame difcipline; that the re duaion of thefe days should come to the relief of a great number of perfons in their occupations, and that the obfervance of the fetes retained may become eafier. In confequence, and at the fame time to com. ply with the defire and demands of the Firft Conful of the Republic, in that refped, his Hull nefs has enjoined us in our quality of his Legate a /acre, to declare, in virtue of the plenitude of the apollolic power, that the number of the days of fetes, betides Sundays, [hall be reduced to the days ;.,Enntnei ;n ,h• table Awed at the bottom of this ed as exempted, and /ball really be entirely freed, not only from the obligation to hear mafs, and to abflain from fervile labours, but alto from the obli gation of falling on the evenings preceding there days. He defires, however, that no innovation may be made in any church in the order and form of the fervice and ceremonies which they were ac. cuflomed to obferve on the fetes now fupprefred, and on the evenings preceding them, but that 'every thing !ball be done in the fame manner as before, except on the fete of Twelfth Day, Corpus Chri(li Day, thofe of St. Peter and Paul, and thole of the Saints Patrons of each diocefe and each pariib, which (hall be.celebrated on the Sun day neareft to each fete. In honour of the Holy Apofiles and Holy Mar tyrs, his Holinefs ordains, that in the recitation, whether public or private, Of the canonial mars, all thofe who are obliged to perform divine fervice, fhall be bound on the folemnity of the Apoftles St. Peter and St. Paul, to snake mention of all the Huly Apoftles; and on the fete of St. Stephen, the firft martyr, to make mention of all the Holy Martyrs: the fame mention !hall be made alfo in all the manes celebrated on that day. His Holinefs orders alfo, that the anniverfary of the dedication of all churches crated within the territory of the Republic, fhall be celebrated in all the churches of France on the Sunday im mediately following the octave of All Saints. Though it might be proper to leave exifting the obligation of hearing mall on the feftivals which are fupprefred, his Hands, in order that he may give new teßimonies of his condefcenfion towards the French nation, is contented with exhorting thofe chiefly who are not obliged to live by the labour of their hands, not to negled to affift on thofe days at the holy facrifice of the mafs. In the laft place his Holinefs expels from the religion and piety of the French, that the more the number of the fetes and faft days are dimi. nailed, the more they will obferve, with care, zeal, and fervour, the (mall number of thofe which re. main, continually calling to remen3brance that he is unworthy of the name of Chriftian who does not keep as be ought the commandments of Jasus CHRIST and his Church ; for, as we are taught by the Apale Sr. Joite. " Whoever joy, he know GOD, and does not obferve hi, commandment:, is a bar, and the truth is not in him." The Fetes which (hall be celebrated in Femme, betides Sundays, are : The Nativity of our Saviour Jesus CHRIST. Afcenfion Day. The Allumption of the molt Beessen Vtactn. The Fete of All Saints. Given at Paris, in the houl of our refidence, this day, April gth, 1802. (Signed) I. B. Card. CAPRARA. Legate. J. A. SALA. Secretary of the Apoftelic Legation. (Certified agte,:ably to the original,) The Secretary of State, (Signed) H. B. KARST. The Minifter of the Marine has informed the Maritime PrefeEts by a letter, that it is falfe that the ports ofSardinia have been Phut againft French veffels ; and that on the contrary, the Sardinian Government has given very aria orders for the protaion of the French merchant veffels in the ports of that Ifland. The Duquene and Scipio, of 74 guns each, have failed for Toulon. Their deftination is fuppofed to be Algiers. Dr. HERSCHEL, the celebrated Afircmomer, is now in this city : he regularly attends the fittings of the Inflitute. Five per cents. 53 1. 65 c. VI LIMA, JULY :3.—A very aeive c pond ence has been obferved to prevail for time p.lll between our Court and the Subli Porte. A partition of Turkey in Europe is much talked of here, and it is pretended that the EN,nom will fet out for Cracow, with the ArchduketCsAaces, to have an interview on th:s fubjea with the Kit/ of PRUSSIA. In the mean time two of our regi ments of infantry and one of cavalry have fet out for Wallachia. It is confirmed that the garrifon of Belgrade having made a fortie fuffered themfelves to be fur priced into an ambufcade, by the Aga Komiaw, and were cut to pieces. The City of Belgrade is in the greattit confiernation, as the inhabitants fear that the fon of the laft Pacha will join the troops of Passwas Oct.ou, and may wreak his vengeance on that unfortunate city, to revenge the death of the Pacha, and the crimes committed by the janiiTaries. It is aliened, that PA SSWA2i 00 Lou was former ly a Pruffian officer, broke for having embezzled the pay of the foldiers, and that he took refuge in Turkey, where he embraced the Mahometan re ligion. His daughter, who is Paid to refide at prefent at Stettin, the widow of M. SCHUTZ, Privy Counfellor, has, it is Paid, lately received a letter from him, accompanied with 6000 Imperial crowns, and an invitation to go to him. It is added, that PASSWAM OOLOV has written to the NEW PARLIAMENT. MEMBERS RETURNED. County of Donegal!—Mr. Stewart, of Fort Stewart. Nairn, &c.—A. P. Cumming Gordon, Efq. Perth, B.4.—David Scott, Eq. The Scrutiny of the Norfolk election commenced on Wednefday Wt. The following is the progrefs of it : Wednefday, r 6 votes for Sir J Miley} al oa, 3 good. and Mr. Coke, objected to ss Votes far Wodeboufe objedled to as bad, 7 good Thurfday, x 9 of Altley and Coke'sol jedted to - - ra bad, 7 good. • 34 for Wodaboufe &Idled to - 14 bad, 20 good. TOTAL ON THZ TWO DAYS. /silky and Coke's, objeeted to, 35, M'odehoufe's - 66, - 17 good. The objeaions to the votes have hitherto been principally confined to this ground—that the ef tate for which the vote was given had not for fix calendar months preceding the eleEtion been affsf fed to the Land Tax, either in the name of the voter, or in the name of the tenant in poifeirton at the time of making the affeffment. Duman, AUGUST 7.—The pleaions for this part of the Empire are almoft at an end, and we have to obferve with great pleafure, that very little of ill-natured fpleen or political rancour were nfed in any county—unanimity appeared prevalent, except in a few folitary inilances, and wherever a conteß enfued, the honour, the truth, and jnitice of each party were truly meritorious. The counties, in general, have returned their old Reprefentatives. The city of Waterford appears to be very fbarply contefled—no day's poll prefenting the difference of three votes between the adverfe Candidates._ At the dole of the poll there, on TEurfday, the grofs numbers were— Foe Sir John Newport - 356 W. C. Alcoa, Efq. - 336 A report is circulated, that one of the Members for the county of Dublin is to be railed to the Peer.ige. We cannot authenticate the rumour; but it is added, that the unfuccefsful Candidate at the late eledion, is again to (tart, and will be oppofed by a young Gentleman of high family and fortune. Six months Half-pay will on Monday next be iffued to all the reduced Officers of his Majefty's Land Forces, between the 24th of December dot, and 25th of June 18os ; alto fix months allowance to the Officers and private Gentlemen of his Ma. jetty's late third and foutth Troops of Horfe Guards, for the fame time. His MAJESTY has been pleated to appoint the Earl of Dowouounoas, the Right Hon. RICHARD Am a Est. II Y, the Right Hon. Baron CASTLE COOT 4 the Right Hon. JoHn ORMSBY VANDALEORJOHN TOWNSMEN WILLIAM ROWLEY, ROBUST WYNNE, THOMAS BURGH, and RICHARD LONCIFIRLD, Efqrs. to be Chief Commiffioners of his Majetlys Revenues and Cuftoms in Ireland. Lieutenant General Ross, Surveyor General of the Ordnance, left Dublin on Friday morning, ac• ° companied by Captain Daaurrs of the Royal Engineers, to vifit and infpea the fevers] military depots and coafts of that country. Lieutenant• Colonel Twist, of the corps of Royal Engineers, arrived in Dublin on Saturday morning from England, upon the fame duty. We underhand that a very numerous and refpec• table meeting of Gentlemen, Merchants, Bankers, and others, was held at the Crown and Anchor in the Strand, on Thurfday laft, to confider of the expediency of applying to Parliament for an to make a navigable Canal from the Grand June• tion Canal at Paddington, round the North of London, to communicate with the London Docks at Wapping. Sir CHRISTOPHER BATHS", Bart. to whom the Public are indebted for bringing for ward this very ufeful meafure, was called to the Chair, and laid before the meeting a very fair. faaory ftatement, not only of the plan pmpofed, but of the means by which it may be accomplithed, together with eßimates of the expence likely to attend its completion ; after which a Committee of Subfcribers was appointed to take the neceliary meafores for carrying the plan into effea. We forbear, in this early Rage of fo important an un• dertaking, to prognofticate the various benefits that may arife from it, although there teems an univerfal opinion in its favour. The Gazette Extraordinary of Madrid has an• trounced, that his Excellency CHARLES CARACCI. OLO, Duke of St. Theodore, Marquis de Capriglia, &c. &c. &c. *Am ador Extraordinary of his Majefly the Kin e Two Sicilies, efpoufed on the 16th of July all the pomp and ceremo nies ufual in Spa in name of the Hereditary Prince of the Two Sicilies, the Infanta DOHHA MARIA ISABELLA. Princefs of Spain. The following are the falaries paid to the three Mates of the French Legiflative Government :-- Senators, per annum, and for life, 25,000 franks, or about 10951. tp.—Members of the Tribunate, 15,000 franks or about 8751.—Members of the Legiflative iody, to,ooo franks, or about 4371. sos. per annum. All the different Banks (Caifir) which exit! in France are to be melted down into one large Mb lahment, fomewhat fonilar to our Bank of Eng land. No other Bank is to have the right of put. ting its Bills into circulation. This meafure gave birth to fome animated dilcuffions in the Council of State. The fpeech of Barns ELVA!, on announcing to BON•PAILTI his eleltion for life, reminds us of our Sir Enwaan Cox s, who, as Speaker of the Houle of Commons, opened a very bomballic Addrefs to JAMES I. in the following words:—" We come before your Majeay's feet, as conduit pipes, or rather as goofi quills, to convey to your Grece i the fenfe of the Nation." MATILIMONIAL TRANSFERS.—In Smithfield, on Monday, to the difgrace of the Police, three fel lows fold their wives in the open marker. One of the animals went off as low as eleven (billings, ano ther fetched five guineas, and a third ten pounds! That eithomr 411rrs 'lnvert in filch cafes as thefe I