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I i 4? . By WILLIAM CULLEN, M. A Temple of the Mores, Finfbury-[gone, June tit. Davis; and fold by all the Book( Sem Of whom mad• be had, This day was publithed, In Three Vols. slam Price 'as. Boards. L ADY GERALDINE BEAUFORT ; A NOVEL, In Thee Volumes. By a DAUGHTER of the late Soriano WILSON. London: Printed for G and J. Robinfon, Paternolter-row. This day was publifited, price as. 6d. loved, A NEW MODE of condaling the CORN. MARKETS of Great Britain ; with a Plan to put a flop to Monopoly in Provilkos : By JAMES SAYERS, of Bath. Print, d by R. Crottwell. Bath ; and fold by G. and J. Ro bbsfon, Paternoiter.row, London. This day were publifhed, REMARKS on thelate DEFINITIVE TREATY of PEACE, figned at AMICI2II March as. By WILLIAM BELSHAM. Latadon : Printed for G. and J. Robinfon, Patemofter•rovr. Of whom may be had by the fame Author, r. The Hiftory of Great Britain, from the Revolution to the commencement of the Ycar sysist, ins vols. 4t0.51.55. boards. 2. 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This day was publithed, Neatly printed in One Volume, 12 m 0 . price as. bound, THE Y OUNG ALGEBRAIST's COMPA- A WON ; or, a new and eafy Guide to Algebra, introduced by the Dodrine of Vulgar Fractions. Deligned for the Ufc Schools, and for furls who, by Dint of their own Applica tion, would became acqua inted with ..he Rudiments of this rale Science. Illultratcd with a Variety of numerical and literal Examples: with an Appendix on the Rudiments of Quadratic Equations; with fevers! pradleal Problems, extrad leg the Roots of Powers. Alfo new and vary geometrical De !tuitions of the Difference between the folid Content of the Cylinder and Parallelopiped; proved by the Pen. By DANIEL FENNING. A New Edition. To which is added a Supplement, contain ing 38 feted Problems, with their Solutions. which not only illuftrate the Method of expunging feveral unknown tZunti ties. but the Solutions of Equations of the higher Order; Me thod of infinite Series; a choice Collledion of Diophantine Pro bkins, etc. atc. By WII.I.IAM DAVIS, Author of the " Complete Treatife on Land Surveying," "life of the Globes," Editor of the " Gentlanasie Mathematical Companion," and Member of the Mathematical and Philo foptileal Society. _ Laudon : Printed for W.Bayoes, ; and W. LONDON. WEDNESDAY. JULY .7. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK' 3 Per Cent. Confola 74 for opg• 75 i•—•• Reduced 741-4 per Cent. New 3 per C. t°s+"" 01 5 per C. 104 minium 4 prem. PRICE OF STO KS YES FERDAY : Bank Stock Long Ann. at r-t 6 3 per Cent. Red. 744 j India Stock 2t34 CL die. 3 per Cent. Conf. 73i 74 734 Imp. Ann 14 cx. div. _ _ Eheq. Bills t &dlr. as. prem. xc. 4 par Can. 8 91 4 0 1 Omnium par. 3 per Cent. Ann. 102 t I ex. d. 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The Confuls of the French Republic have de. creed that the prefent Conftitution of France null be enforced in the Departments of the Roer, the Saar, the Rhine and Mofelle, and Mont Tonnerre, on the tft day of next September ; and thefe four Departments are to be placed precifely on the fame footing with the other departments of France. Another decree of the Executive Government of France has regulated the admini hation of the ifland of Tobago, which is to preferve its civil and cri minal laws, the Conflitution of its Tribunals and Legiflxtive Bodies. In cafes of appeal, the de cifion of the Confuls and Council of State at Paris is final. There is to be alfo a Captain General and a Colonial Prefer in the colony. The former to be invefied with the whole military forte, and with the provifionary appointment of all Officers under the rank of Colonel, and he will be autho rized to propofe to the Minifter of the Colonies all perfons of fuperior rank. Ia short, he is in vefied with the former authority of the ancient Governors, excepting that his decrees may be re voked by the Supreme Executive Government.— The Colonial Prefea appears to be in the fituation of a Counfellor of State to the Captain General ; he has alto the tole adminiftration of the FUCA department, of Liberty of Worthip, of the uji of the Preis, and of the hate of the prifons. All the Civil Agents are at his difpofition, and the Tri bunals can in no degree interfere with his funaions. He is, ex Ifficio, the Prefident of the Upper Houfe, and has a carting voice in cafe of an equality of votes. In cafe of the Governor's deceafe, or ab fence, the Prefeft is to take his place, and on the deceafe or abfence of the Prefeft, the next fuperior Officer will alfume his office, pro tempers. Such are the general diftributions of the Civil and Military Adminiftration of Tobago, the refult. of which cannot fail to prove highly interefting to our countrymen, who hold poffeffions in that Hand. It feems there is to be no change in the eftablifhed laws and organization of the colony, nor any alterations in the Legiflative Body. The only difference which this edift mutt caufe, will be in the Conftitation of the Executive Power, which feems to be curioufly balanced between the Captain-General and the Colonial Prefea, each of whom, according to the prefent arrangement, feems defined to aft as a fpy on the other. This the French call re-a&ion, or balance, but under whatever appellation it may be diftinguithed, we fear it will fpoil bufinefs, and lead to the excite ment of party and divifion. The French Funds are at 53 fr. 70 cents. PARIS, JULY 3.—The nary Corisut, has pre fented the General of Battalion Nsv, InfpeEtor- General of Cavalry, with a beautiful Egyptian fabre, as a proof of his eiteem for this General Of ficer, who has fo greatly contributed to the fuccefs of our arms. It is fuppofed that immediately after the indem nities of the Hoare of Orange are decided on, the Dutch corps in the pay of England, confining of about 4500 men, will pars into its fervice. It is farther Ilated, that with the fpecial permiifion of the French Government, they will land at Mend, and march through Belgium and the four depart ments on the left bank of the Rhine, in order to crofs that River at Cologne. PAIWAN ()own, at the head of 4000 men, has made an irruption into Walachia ; the Hofpodar, , has taken flight, and the affrighted inhabitants are flying before him. A detachment of Auftrian troops has been fent to cover the frontiers of Tran fylvania, and to protedt them from being violated by PATWAN'S troops. The Emperor of Raffia, a fhort time before he fet out upon his journey to Memel, promulgated 'he following Ukafc Wifhing to give all the in/la/Urania a rum ainniro. wharev,r.br_thrir rink— dain that the 33d Article of the Letters Patent granted to r.he Noble& on the 3111 of April, 1785, and direOing that hereditary property (Mould pals to lawful heirs, notwithftanding even a judicial fen tence for the higheft crimes, !hall be common to tradefmen, farmers, and all other chafes." RATISBON, JUNK az:--We have juft learned that on the 4th of this month the negotiations at Paris in regard to the indemnities were terminated there, by a Convention concluded and figned by TALLEYRAND, the Minifter of Foreign Affairs, and the Minifters of the principal Courts incerefted. STOCKHOLM, JUNE tl.—The day before yeller day their MA J ESTIES embarked for Finland. At ten in the morning they arrived at the port, ac• companied by their fuite. The KING concluded the Q . ? Eke between two rows of officers on board the yacht Efplendean, commanded by Captain NORDBERG. The KING then went on board the yacht Amadis, commanded by Capt. HAMM AR. rt LT. The royal flag being then horned, was fa lilted by the cattle by 128 guns. At eleven o'clock the anchor was hove up, and on paffing the caftle their Map svi ss were again faluted with the fame number of guns. This falute was returned by the Amadis yacht, with 2; guns. COPISHAGENJUNE cs.—The grand manceu ores being terminated, the Prince Royal fet out this afternoon for Holftein, and will arrive in the even ing at Corfoer. His confort fet out in the morn., ing. The Prince's fuite confifts of three Aides-de- Camp, and Treafurer Jassaw. Prince WILLIAM of GLOUCESTER, when he arrived at the Cullom- Houle, found one of the Court c arriages ready to condua him to his lodging, but the Prince de clined the offer of this carriage, as well as that of another refereed for him at the caftle Frederichf berg. His Royal Highnefs alighted at the inn of Sieur Raue, and made choice of the apartments which had been occupied by Lord Wilivwciarn• A guard of honour was immediately fent to him. LA Sunday the Prince was prefent at the grand review which took place in the North Plain. Yef terday and this day his Royal Highnefs was pre fent at the manoeuvres, and at a breakfaft given by the officers to the Prince Royal. Among the toafts drank were, Profperity to Denmark and Great Britain. Prince WILLIAM will not leave this capital for tome days ; he will then proceed by the way of Stockholm to Peterffinrgh. An Engliffiman condemned to the Galleys for murder, had an audience of the Prince. Torus, APRIL 25.—1 n confequence of the ma nifefto of his Majefty the Estraitoa of RUSSIA, publiffied on the I ath of September tBo I, refpeet ing the union of Georgia to Raffia, Lieutenant KNOLRINO, Knight of the order of St. Alexander Newficy, Grand Crofs of that of St. John of Jeru falem, Commandant of our Province, civil and military Governor of Aftracan, Commander of the troops of the line of Caucafus, Itc. left the frontiers of Raffia on the 3d of this month, accom panied by feve.al civil and military Officers, to come to this capital for the purpofe of inftalling the new Government. A great number of our ecclefiaftics waited for him with impatience on the confines of the province, to receive the pre cious image of Saint Nina, which the late Czar WACHTANO had left at Mofcow, and which was reftored to us this day. This mark of goodnefs on the part of our Sovereign was celebrated by a harangue pronounced by our Patriarch ANTON y, fon of the Czar, in the prefence of General KNoa- RING, before he entered this city. Yefterday all the individuals of the different religions profeffed in Georgia, Grufinians, Armenians, Greeks, Ca. tholics, and Tartars, took, in their temples, the oath of fidelity to our new Monarch ; and the eagernefs with which the people acquitted them felves of this duty, is a proof of their attachment to the new order of things, and a prefage of their future happinefs. The KING has been pleafed to appoint FR ex cts DRAKE, Efq. to be his Majefty's Envoy Extraor dinary and Minifter Plenipotentiary at the Court of his Serene Highnefs the Etscroa Paziatts v. The KING has been pleated to appoint the Ho. nourable WILLIAM WELLESLEY POLE to be Clerk of the Ordnance of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in the room of JOHN SAR. 0 EMT, Efq. The Kula has been pleafed to con ititute and ap point the Right Honourable ROBERT STEWART (commonly called Vifcount CASTLEREAGH); his Urace WILLIAM HENRY CAVENDISH Duke of Portland, Knight of the Molt Noble Order of the Garter; the Right Hon. ROBERT BANKS j/INKIN som (commonly called Lord HAWKESBURY); the Right Hon. ROBERT Baron HOBART ; and the Right Hon. THOMAS Baron PELHAM, his Majef ty's three Principal Secretaries of State ; the Right Hon. HENRY Anntricsrox, Chancellor of his Majefty's Exchequer • his Grace JAMES of Mori-moss, Knight o f Mott Ancient Order of the Thiftle ; the Right Hon. SYLVESTER Baron GL EN BER VI F, (of that part of his Majefty's United Kingdom called Ireland) ; the Right Hon. WIL LIAM DUNDAS ; the Right Hon. THOMAS WAL. LACE; the Right Hon. CHARLES JOHN Baron Atosn (of that part of his Majefty's United Kingdom called Ireland); and gDWARD GOLD- larmotirm, yutr S. Lail night their MAJEsTi Es and the Pitrucrssr s, and Princefs CHARLOTTE of WALES, attended br Ladies GRANTLEY, CATHCART, and STAWEL, Slr H. and Lady NEALE, the Marchionefs of BATH, General GARTH, Colonels FITZROY, Bossriti.r, and BROADMAN, Sir J. PVLTENEY, J. H. BROWN, BROOK WATSON, and J. T. STEWARD, Efqrs, pro. menaded on the Efplanade, and faw the firfi Re. giment of Foot Guards mount the King's Guard, and afterwards vifited Stacie's Rooms for the firft time ; the B-md belonging to the Firil Regiment played during the Royal Family's (lay; their MA. JESTIES returned at half pail ten to the Lodge. This morning his MAJFSTY, accompanied by General GARTH, Sir H. NEALE, and Col. Fire. ROY, took a walk through the Rreets of Weymouth, and afterwards returned to the Lodge to bre.thf.td. The Qi2rErr and the PRINCESSES remained at the Lodge, it being very wet. Princefs EctcAsEru is indifpofed with a cold. His MAiESTY bathed in the warm bath at the Ledge. Mr. CHARLES PYRU3, whom Mr. Flit.ur AD. DINGTON has fucceeded as one of the Lords of the Tieaftiry, is to hive an appointment in the foreign Diplomatic Department. Lady CLARE leaves London in a few days for Mount Shannon, in Ireland. Her Ladyfhip will be accompanied by her fons Lord CLARE, Lord Firzoisaos, and Mrs. PRESTON, daughter of the BiChop of TUAM. Among the late arrivals at Brighton are_ Lord F. Bsa uc Ls ILK, Lord LESLIE, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. RAMER, Mr. and Mrs. T. RAMS, Lord HARB E RYON, Mr. POM ER OY, Colonel BRADFORD, Captain BRADFORD, Colonel and Mrs. CLAM. ING, Rev. R. LITTLE HALES, and Sir RORER? BAKER. ------- His Majefty's barge has been very elegantly fitted up, and is ordered to be fent to Weymouth in the Immorraurr frigate, Capt. OWEN. The Royal Admiral, whore arrival from China we announced yefterday, has brought letters from the Cape of Good Hope, dated the sth of April, which Rate thanhe Britifh troops there were un- der orders for India. WM. PACE, Efq. formerly Secretary to the Naval command at Plymouth, and late Purfer of the HANNIBAL, in which Ihip he was, with his fon, a young Midfhipman, taken prifoner, after a fu rious cannonade on that (hip from the Spanifls batteries, has been appointed Purfer of the Bores. of 98 guns, from the PLANTAGENET, of 74. The Surgeons of the Grand Fleet, at Pont. mouth, have generoufly prefented their Friend and Phyfician, Dr. TROTTER, with a piece of elegant Plate, to the value of tto guineas, in remem brance of the manly and liberal fentiments he has expreffed in favour of this body of officers. The following is the infeription : Dodtori Toms Trotter, PAU Regia Medico Primal'; Mutts de Pada borne mereoti; Hoe muoufeulum, Pignut obferrantla Comma, Chirorgi Nantes Lubentitime offerunt, Et publics faint* et pinta suicide Tritimonium kmm ere Voluere. doz. Two troops of the Prince of Ws t I s's Dragoons have marched into Henley from Windfor, whither they will return as loon as the EleCtion is ter- minated. Lait week, fubfequent to the incorporation of the three battalions of the 9th regiment of infantry into two battalions, a very handfome (word, with an appropriate infcription, was prefented to Lien• tenant-Colonel SMAIRT, late commanding the 3d battalion, by the Officers formerly of that Corps, at Battle Barracks, in Suirex On the 18th ult. the whole officers of the regi ment of Eager Rofs Volunteers, confining of the two companies of Tain, the companies of Ding ' wall, Fortrofe, Tarbat, and Nig, affembled at Tain, to celebrate the happy return of peace, and to entertain their Colonel, DONALD *LEM Efq. of Geanies; to whom they prefented an elegant and highly finiffied fibre, as a teflimony of their refpeeful eaeem, and of gratitude for his zealous exertions in the difcharge of his duty as their com mander. After dinner many loyal toails went round, and the day was concluded with the utmoft feflivity and harmony. Colonel Lswts Macrzsztx, of the Rots and Cromarty Rangers, was fentenced by a Court Martial, held at Edinburgh on the zoth ult. to be difmiffed his Majefty's fervice, on charges prey ferred by Captain MuNao ; but the Court mewl• mending a mitigation, the King remitted the fen. tence. Among the candidates for public approbation the numbers are decidedly in favour of the Golden Farmer or Harlequin Ploughboy, at the Royal Circus. Its much admired incidents and tricks are fupport ed by the very fuperior and elegant Harlequin of BYRN E, together with the accomplithed Colum bine of Mrs. WYBROW, and the humorous Clown of MograomißY ;—and amidif its very fplendid fcenery, that of the Mafquerade is greatly cm belliffied by the admirable and graceful dancing of Mifs ADAMS. This piece and the Fatal Predia:on are undoubtedly the unrivalled favourites of the y. _ . This being the feafon in which people retort to the watering places for the benefit of the lea air and bathing, we recommend, previous tl the lat• ter, the reading of Dr. SutittExt's Treatife on Sex and Cold Bathing, contained in bis Maxims of Health." Sold by Mousy and Hicuxxv No. 32, Fleet-ftreet, and RICHARDSON, Royal. Exchange.—A book univerfally approved of, as it points out tilde complaints and peculiarities of the Conftitution, in which an indifcriminate ufe of bathing would be produCtive of pernicious con fequences, and defcribes thole fymptoms wherein —it wnsild rimy.. -