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• I The Proelisuaticos of the Diredory Will publicly fixed up in various parts of the town, and every one did plaice to the motives which had lcd to that ad of rigour. Little doubt is entertained of the acceptance of the Conflitution without any re fatance. It is particularly advantageous on the (core of the finances, from the great ccconomy it propofes to introduce into the expenditure of the Government. --------- - • Cott vu, AUGUST B.—lnfteactof a well-regulated Republic, we have the mot complete Anarchy. The inhabitants of the country have revoltedagainft thole of the city ; and both the one and the other are ttpon their guard againil the vengeance of the Turks, (ince the fangutaary quarrel of the a7th of May. As to the other Illes, the following is the intel lirece we received from them :—Cerigo has de clared itfelf indepcndent—Zante has hoifted the Englifh colours—Zante Maria is threatened with an invafionby ALT Yesua of Janina —Cephalonia is at the mercy of the two fafftions, whq deftroy it: maf facre, theft, hurt:sings, and pillage, Occur daily. Many of the inhabitants, hoping to fly from fuch fccnes, have come to reek an afyltori within our walla. But our Senate, reduced to inaiftion, with out means, without public confidence ; can they avert th e evils which furround them In vain they have propofed, in order to create themfelves friends, to admit feventy families among the Nobles: thirty one have refilled this honour.—Triefte and Venice are the chief places of refuge for our merchants. We are without commerce, and all in s tersoarfe is cut off with Zante and Cerigo. NAMBURG . N MAIL. PROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT. CONETANTINOPLI, AUG. as.—The French Am baffador, Citizen Roasta, and his fuite, are, ac cording to report, to be difmiffed to-morrow, from their long confinement in the (even towers. Corsithaosa„ Bair. to. —A commiffion, con• fiftiitg of Rear-Admiral STOCKILITH, Chief-Cap tain Ktizosa, Captains Kama, Grovzs, and the Chamberlains Kean and Morras, are , ap pointed to fuggeft plans for the belt defente of Norway towards the Pea. . Between his Majety the KING of DENMARK and the DURK of MSC 88888 UROli SCHWERIN, a conveintion is concluded, that no contribution (hall be paid by the fubjeas of the one removing into the country of the other of thofe high contracting Partici. N. B. This is the tax, which is frnnr s to to f. accofeling toibe laws, which every per fon removing into another country; or inheriting from a fribjelt of another Prince, is obliged to pay. The late ftorms have done very . great damage in the Baltic. More than 10 veffe ls are fuppofed to have been loft in the courfe of a fortnight, - amongll which are two Radian men of war and an EngliTh veffel, carrying horles to Peterfburgh, ' without a (ingle man being laved. Every where bodies and wreck are fees floating and driving on. Ihore. Lac HORN, SETT. 3.—The two French frigates, le Succes and la Bravoure, which had taken re fuge is our port, have been both very unfortunate. In the night between the Noth and 3111 ult. they thought the favourable moment arrived of get- ting -out, and failed to convoy the Beet with troops, ammunition s and provifion, for the liege of Porto Ferrajo and -Porto Longone, but they had fcarcely got ao Italian miles at lea, when two Englifh fhips appeared. The tranfports happily duped and returned to this port ; but the frigates were not fo fortunate : declining an engagement, they endeavoured to efcape by Hight : in the courfe of which the Succes firuck on a-bank, and fell into the hands of the Englifb, who immediately got her afloat again. The Bravoure which was cut off from our pert by an Englifb fhip, endeavoured to (licher herfelf under the guns of Tort An tignano, but in the way fhe Bruck on a rock, 101 l ber malls, and fprung a leak, fo that very few of ! the crew could be raved. From Rome we have the following important intelligence :—The Fri Conlin, to thew his fatis faftion with the million of Cardinal ComteLvi, has written to the Pops a letter, with his own hand, in which he announces to hintithat he has given orders to Gen. MORAT, to eviwpate Pefaro, and the whole Papal territory, and to leave in Ancona for the prefent only 2000 men, who are to be maint•aincd at the expence of the French Go vernment. The Pop,, therefore, has fent 6o men to Pefaro, to take pollinion of that place.. Meffrs. SPINA and Pirreo, who have hitherto concluded the Ecclefiallical concerns at Paris, are to receive Cardinals hats. 1311N ) ,_ SErr. to.—The French Counfellor of State, MORBAV DB ST. MARY, has arrived here from Paris, and it is fuppofed he will unite with the new Mininer VsaelAC, in trying to induce the new Helvetic Diet to cede the Pays de Vaud. The Milliner Rim HARD save yefterday a farewell en tainnient.— He left us this day. VIFMNA; Srrr. r6.—The French Ambaradnr, Citizen CHAN racmr, is ciliated every day. He bas requeßed a guard of honour, but our Court has refuted bis requeft, becaufe no other Ambaf fader has it. However he is alured, that the beft meafures are taken for his fafety. FRAPICIFORT, Sarr. 59.—A !hocking murder was committed here yesterday. A Jew, from Prague, fiepped into the room of the Denial Ma jor Vua Ha az L, who had refided here fame years, for the purpofe of Reeling, and having found the Major in bed, wounded him in filch a dread ful manner, that be died a qqunaarrtter of an hour after. The murderer was itrrmediately (Recovered, and when on the point of tieing teased, he wounded hinifelf, but not mortally. He is now confined, and will be very fooa brought to trial. The Major, a very refpeetable man, was buried to-day, with military honours, and is unirereally regretted. • Lady MINTO and her family, on the ath iafl. took at Menu a paffage down the Rhine to Co logne, fninr whence the will contimie herlooneY . . Frazee, bat to pars by Cuxhaven. The telegraph between Stralburg and Paris, which has been en- tirely idle for two months part, was in great &di vity a few days ago. • misatroa, SEPT. 25.•-•—Mr. de KOTTEAUE is very loon to publifh an interefting new work, under the title of 46 — flie molt Remarkable Year of my Life," which will contain the true account of his fate in ft uffia, his confinement, and many other interefting particulars of his intercourfe with the Emperor Not, which will throw 'forne more light over the charader of this remarkable Sove reign. The Hanoverian Knifier of State, Di Sins sum, died on the silt inftant at Hanover. - - - At Munfter, the palace is already prepaying, for the newly-eleled Prince Bifhop ; but it is fuppofed he will not cotifeat to the etc/don, becaufe, m con fequence of the Pruffian resnonftrances at the Court of Vienna, the Imperial Cabinet (cant to' adopt other principles. The Imperial Commillion for the final adjuft -ment of the bufinefs of the indemnities, will not hold its fittings at Ratifbon but at R4adt, and it will co.nfift of perforts particularly delegated, and' not of the Members of the Diet at Ratifben. The B,atavians are to pay so millions of livrer Toon:lois, for thefavour Box • PARTgbilg donetbern, of withdrawing the zy,ooo Emrich troop; from their Ripsaw. Letters from the frontiers of Ruffia, of the I.9th intl. (late that Lord St. Ha c so's is hill engaged in important negotiations with the Ruffian Cabinet, and that be has frequent interviews with the Ess-1 PERO& himfelf. He has given his Lordfhip ah invitation to affift at the Coronation at Mokow, whither his hiajefly will be accompanied by all the foreign Amba(fadors, except Citizen Duaec.—.. Act ZANDER interefts hirnfelf greatly in the is - don of a general pacification ; and has, it is fhicl, offered his bell offices of mediation to Coeai7Bsi tain. Duaoc's mason to Peterfburgb ia flair ed to have bad for its collateral *oft the re conciling A 1../X•WWIll L to an tora6on o f Tarkeyl in Europe, and the feizure of Canftantinople4:l French army. But his propofal was totally ted. Bo AAAAA r x's plan was, acre the Turbo] entirely from their European ens, 'which' were to be divided between • • • , Ruffia, and Passwas Octs.ou, ari e ut it. at Conflantinople as an independent Prince-4+. Though this fcheme has entirely failed of fuccefs, BONA P AILTIL has, it is Paid, procured an affurance of ALGIANDIR I. that he will not interfere in the rebellion of PASSMAN On Loy, aslong as the lattet rcfpe.s the Ruffian frontiers. The fame proclife, has been given by the EMPBROII of Germany kit' fecret article in the Treaty of Luniville. Had there terms not been granted, the numerous French forces in Lower Italy would have immediately un dertaken an expedition againft the oppofite coatis of Turkey. • Letters from Contlantinople •of the apb ult. Rate, that it was probable the fare of Alexandria was decided 'liefore that period, as the greater part of the troops were colleaed before the prace. Lord Rairts was. to ,fecond the operations freak the fea, and was expelled from Roletta before the zoth ult. _ _ _ The flame accounts aftert, that GAMTNEAVIIII had actually made an attempt to land his troops at Deena, but was compelled to relinquifh it in confequence of the hoftile tiifpolltion of the inhabi tants of that part of the Coall of Berbary, who refufcd the French every fort of fupply, even water , itfelf. - There is Intelligence from Vienna, of the z 6th inflant, that Count Louis Coma-ram, who was hourly expeCted there from Paris, will only make a &oft day, being intended for another diplomatic miffing, which forte fuppofe will be to London, for the purpofe of forwarcrtng the negotiatkuifor peace between England an 4 Tratice. As foon as the Grand Duke of TIMMS Y left Graetz, the Ruffian Envoy, who had remained at Florence till the Kano of• Emma arrived there, immediately followed his Highnefs to Schoenbrunn, near Vienna, where he continues to refute. He has fince been followed by the Sar dinian Minifter, who refided at Florence before the arrival of the new Sovereign. Thii is con ; adered as a proof that their Courts do z acknow ledge the KING of ETRURIA. By letters from Ratitbon of the 18th inn. it ap pears, that the deliberations will remain fofpended until the fentiments of the Courts of Vienna and Berlin, with regard to the late elation at Muniter, null be more fully known. Mins •• t• •o•• my "to. ram ......... •• WS ca... • I SSC . ' - - public mare badthe fmallcli conct rn K ith the affai r, military honours, and Is ontverfally A I:tter flax day later Rates, that the tranquil- Lady Kayo and her family, on lity had fuffered no interruption, and that the fuf- took at Menu a paffage down the penfton of the Lettlative &)dy had been prod e front logn, whence the will canting . . P'S , • "RANCE- PARIS, SEPTEMBER 27. Yefterday the Minilier of the interior prefented to the Coolish the members of the jury charged with the examination pf theTroduftions of French indultry. The manufalturers and artifis to whom Fizts have been adjudged, were at the fame time mtroduccd. _ Letters from Turin mention, that the condition Piedmont is on the eve of being finally fettled. The adminiaration publiihed on the 3TR Aug . ta i the laws of the ttepublic relative to regillsatton, llarnps and mortgages, which were to be put in suftivitT on the 23d September. All the fyliem of admindtration is to be formed on that of frets& Liman, CAPTAIN 01 A StIGATE, TO IltAlt.AllllloALri4. LINZUVA, 00111111ANDANT OS TUE SZANCI manna la ITALY. Otramo, Ans. SS. " Odzen General...Ma now give you tome .detdis from Egypt of which nothing was mentioned in my left letter. We ate AIII in poifelSon Of Alexandria. Cairo capitulated to the k.nattftt without having tired a gun. Prom what I have learnt fuzee my arrival here, the fob of Egypt is in a great mature to be attributed to a &Eunice amongft the Commanders. " Our frigates in the prima Aktrandria have been !tripped of their thews, artele• part of tbeiripms. They are tob A L a est a rri_ iu the flotillas on the lake Mareutb, very near This Whelks made Its appearance anew, being formed by the Enslitli. When they cut the dykeof tad neat Aboukir, the Gra inundated the low grounds. " The lake is of great extent, and is fold, in many Owes., be upwards of 13 er tin depth. The Emilia mini thank!'" el their communication with the lea, in order to imcoduce &dr 'veffels into it —They have-Email triad's. Our armaments are 'convened of fortified prints, on which arc mounted guns of from I a to z4-pounders, according to their Itrength. General ' McNeil/ win Opt capitulate, nor yield, until the laft extremity. In the place there is a great qesntity of rice : the Arabs Ming, from time to time, refretliments and corn for fele. The David force of the enemy is couibunly at anthers, ' Iy before_the harbour. They have never leis than (featad. ft veffels, of Which fix ire of the line. I was ramming eantail Si enter and 'afterWards leave the port, notwithitat i tee blockade. 1 believe that our frigates and corvettes there be equally fiamelsfulit they fat, fail at the beginning of the winter; and if the place does not (as I think it weal not) capitulate before that per • " I fend you a minute of My Journal from leaving Toulon to May arrival at Alezaadria, which will acquaint you date move labentS of Admiral 6•NTICIAOMS fiOCC I feparated from him. "I false you refpcdtfully, (Signed) LUCIAN. * P.S. "I pray you, Citizen Admiral, to a bridge if polfible, she paned of our quarantine, and to give orders for paying, as dated) as may be, the 400 &darn ' for the Ire fight of the veffel which bought us to this place. They deface every degree of Ord Aran and attention, which they, as well as all the in habitants of Cephalonia, have !hewn to us. (Atm Copy). , (Signed) Tat Ganglia. In CAM NUR AT TO Tilt WMIITtt AT WAR. "September tr. " ♦ILL[N[UVL" 19. • tort* Serrajo, Citizen Minifter, has been frombarded te ssera! days. The bat talcs prey er ted Admiral Wza atm, who is enlisting olf that place with feeds tati of the hoe and three fri gates. Awe anteing the Matey " On the Iris Inik a parte( the Willi Squadron lived inTto orardailAanima. At tour in the =rotor of the oath, a great mrinher of gun-boats and tranfivirts approached 134yeuct, and dikmharkad ammo men, ottheregiment of Wolcvilic, a num ber of ''arises, fosse &Mamma/ of Cadets, and feveral piquet' of foreign troops. Osseo{ Way' rir permitted the enemy to advance shout ~slfa lagoe from the beach, when, peredvbsg a favourable la, in kis tom, attacked than with the bayonet.— C li A l djitant Commandint SACO , LW attacked at the fame *noon the Me of the city. In of inftanathe enemy were com pletely ratted. Our troops Redeemed them in their retreat, sedan who were oot taken prifooers threw themfelves among darrodts is order to gain their boats "The frigates (which took advaotagc of the moment that the enemy became mailers of °ardour battLrics to env,' the port) coalolootset out in time. One of the frigates was difnullcd, and it Is den alltrated that the funk. The conCequenee of tills ask la, ten gun-boats captured, zoo Englitunen prilaners, and more than loco billed. " Citizen Mon We, Captala of Rappers, and Citizen Dit some tetra. Captain ef the bah, very lewd) , wounded.— Captain RIC /UNA NO Alik-de•cany of General WAT UM, ?mum s and the an d of Souk= of the dots, La Rut, dif !Ovulated themfaives in a particular manner. - Two battalions of the both, which formed the garrifon of the bland, fupported the long-eflUblithed reputation of that drts4hrigatic. The inhabitants of the Ulan& pa rt icularly thok of the village of Ma rt ians, cooduded thernlcires in a very ci f:Ropily,' wisauer, and took up vans in our defence." FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. H•Gui, Sart% ao.--The projed of the New .•Conflitution propofes an adminittration of twelve individuals, of whom fever (hall, in the firfl in ,fiance, be elated by the Diredory. They fall else their five other colleagues. One of them (hall .go out annually ; their calory flail be to,ooo flo rins. It be the office of this body to propofe • 'laws to the Legiflatire Body,, which if approved of (hall then be put into form With it fhall be wefiedtbe power of concluding treaties with !reign powers arid difpofing of the national treafure. The Legiflative Body flail be compoled cf 35 perfons, chofen fgr the firll time by the Gorern• , meet. The allowance of thefe Members is to be eOOO florins. They are to meet twice during the year, and are to fit from the t sth of April to the ill of Jun,: ; and from the t sth of OCtober to the sth of December. On any emergency it will he competent few them to affemble as viten as necef• fary, and the. Government is to have the power of convoking them. The ulterior eleCtion of thee Members, and their anneal reAgnation, are afterwards to be fettled by law. It (hall regulate alfo the right of fuffrage, and what relates to clettors, &c. It was generally expeCted that the Firfl Chamber of the Legitimite Body wculd not oppofe the Salutary meafures of the Executive Direttori, refpeeting the propriety O f giving died to the Proclamation by vitt:eh the projea of this Conflitution was prefented to the people. But contrary to all eXpeelAilikll a majority of two voices have agreed to a decree in the elvis hly, by which the effea of the Proclamation ids fjpen (led. Citizens BIM& VAN HARSALTE and PIMMAN have in their turns fuipended the funaions of the Legillstive Body, and have addrefed the people in ' a Proclamation. The Prefidents of the Two Cham bers have agreed in the expediency of this kep.- - Theve has not been the fmallell commotion ; mili tart' force has not heen employed, and neither Ge net al Ar GI as AV nor the Minilier of the French Re publik ;hive had the fmallcfl conce rn u ith the affair. A Imer - day I. - lb/ , he iuil fuf- Toduc- FRENCH C LF-RDY. Roue, AUGUST 39.—The Concordat, agreed upon between the Port and the FIRST CONSVL, has for its obje/I to re-ellablith, in Fiance, the public worthip of the Catholic Church. The So- VERNIGII Pomrirr explained himfelf formally, and the French Miniller, Cacakrtr, has made no myf tery of it. The Cardinal Cataaaa, appointed Legate a latere to fee the Concordat executed, is to take his route through Tyrol, and enter France by way of Alface. This is the longerti road, and the infirm (late of the Cardinal's health will only admit of his going by (port Rages. The promul gation of the Bull will not take place till he ar rives in Paris. He will reticle there for about a year to confolidate the bufinefs. This intelligence is authentic; but what now follows has not the fame degree of authenticity, becaufe the Frasr Consul. has threatened to Withdraw his signature, if the davit.' of the Concordat should be publithed before it was officially promulgated: • There is mention of a general refiguation of all the French Bithops. The Pore takes upon him.to demand that of the old Prelates, and the Fsasr Covent will oblige the new to conform to the propofition. The Epifcopal Sees wll be filled up by per. Inns prefented to them by the Friar Cousin., and confirmed by the Pore, as has been done in France before the Revolution. The Curate are to be ap ,Einted by the Balsa?: and Prefeds conjointly. fit ,of the rnalorkfof the French, its Mini tiers to t r y, talaries, and a fanalion is to be given to the lale of the Eeclefiaftical property. The form of the er,. gagement to be taken is to be—" / proniffe . fivd dy to the Goverrinsest y the French Republi c , ac e fl abyvi by the Conlitutioss. "The jefuits .of Spain. who had left year pe r . Ibifflon to return to their country, have fence re. ceived counter-orders. The Pore has granted to thofe of Ruffia a new brief which confirms their General and their inftitutioa, eftablifhes them throughout the whole of the Empire upon the LAM footiw as they were on before theirlifillh. tion, notwithftanding any Bull, Brief, &c. to the contrary. They are alto reftored in Sardinii fbrne parts of Italy, and in Ron* with a nuttier. ous body of noviciates. There are two hooks of them in France ; the one at Paris, the other at Rouen. The inftitution bears the title of the Se. tidy of the FAITH of Jesus . . Tbe Abbe de Bezel Li° Mt gone to found a fentinary of the!) ia Eng. land; but we underhand that the old,jefnits do no. acknowledge this eflablifhment, and confid er i tA members only as Vac& IClSlEll=====elet Loimeng.. 1. ~~~ no" ocroan k s. PEACE! PAC E! TO THE RIGHT HONOVRAULE THE LORD MAYOR. " Downintftrect, Oe.k4lbe z. tBci, at N.ehr. " MY Loa4„ • rave - great fatisfiaine in in; ' , fern** your Zottiffettlhat Pre 4Vlitninartes -of .pg,A ow' betwees GRAATBRTTAIN airPRANQE, ' a ftmc,togitligl4ed this .fYening by *1414 igtiLtM tut of his MA4 ssr, t,,sisd.. by . M. Orr ~,• on the Part a( th 4 Fre.nerhiCtoteratug44 t4l reguelt your LORDSHIP Wi'j ham. the Goodnefs to make this In. teffigence immediately public in the .4* Citlre . the Honour so be,'.Scc. 84c, ( Si g ne4 ) 11AWNKSBIP.X." I GAzzi.Tz 10;n1AORDINARY, *mu °man 2. 7 ~Del!Dsrarm3ol . 4 l, 4ber s, rrsA milvialss, of Pesre botween hit fittiticarowlibe Republic were fignit! NitOt . at fore! Hawker bury's Office, in Dorning r ilreet, by rtke Right Hononreble Lord HAwxts, BURT, One of his Majelly's Principal Secretaries of Srate t - on the Part of his Majcfly, and by hi. - 0T . i.0„ on the Part of thc French Qciiernment. The above iuterelling Into/Usenet is off.) much importance to be fitiedily lmovin, that we believe the Public in general will approve of our having hanettyd our Paper to Prefs without waiting for Asikte of our ulhal articles. To offer apy com meet ost *e communication would be to intuit the good (cafe of our intelligent Readers, who will judge by the warm beatings of their own heart with what fatisfaaion we lay before them ,the News of this happy event. _ _ Wbatevewasay be the conditions, Minifters tut certainly entitled to much praife for the fecrecy with which the Negociation has been concliNel Stocks, as might be expealed, have rifen con► fiderably on the oecafton. ..The Ara bargains this morning, were Three per Cent. Confois 64.--omnium The prices at half pat eleven, were Confols 65.-oMnium 17*. , The importance of the above intelligence mill render news of any other kind, and which on any other occafion would have been of the utmoll cop fequence, comparatively infignificant, or we would alma venture to congratulate cur readers on THE CAPTURE OF Ai.FxANDitiA. Bat the haße with which we have put cur Pi lrl4: 7 thr ur :o Preis this day, prevents ow making the prcper Inquiries to afcertain the truth of the accoailt which have rearhed us. Mr. Melivitz, one of the King's MclTengcrs.. rived this moniing with dtipaeches bum Cu' tinople, which, report lays, bring an offici.il k. • • gratitiou of that event: 'Us came by Ny.t) Hamiurgh. Ile SWIFT, of 14 guns, Lllll from Lidson, lived at Plymouth with difpatches, is alfo rci 4u+ have hr,!tight Cunj,!4r accounts.