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LONDON. SATURDAY, AUGUST ts. re. far are - • 'Mitt Of 11+OCKS YESTraDIy. Bank Stock z 67.1 Loa= Ana. tr-i 6 3pa Cont.it o c tor A u Short C. 3Pa Coot 3 bun. 3 Per Cant- SA 4 Pa Cent. Omsdorn statoi $ pa t. Lys} off India Stock wit log Sketti Conf.for Acc. 64 If f OUT tat (en bed Face OM . Four is to any. worLs, JULY 10, 18ot • civil e peo• o ffice yr to. BERNE, JUL? 29.--The Legiflatire Council, upon the Meffage of the Executive Council of the loth of tali June, having hrard the Report of the L'ommiffion of Criminal Legiflation, have decreed as . follows : . , Amnefty is pronouneed in favour of all thole who have 1 -ken part in the movements which occurred in the Cantors of ftalle and Leann towards the end of the year *BOO, with the e xception of theft who have fled. 7. In virtue of •this amnefty, the proceedings commenced, on account of the raid troubles, againft the citizens who come w i t hin the prefent *madly, are annulled, the cure excepted in which any &scaled citisma AO resented the smelly and de rcand the profecatieu oldie proceeding itlftituted againft him ; is which cafe his demand mall be complied with without delay, L y the continuance of the proceeding. Tranquillity is not entirely re-eflablifhed in dif ferent parts of the Grifons; and though Cititen Asussierr is equally wife and adtive, he has not yet been able to conquer all difficulties: We have received the unexpeeted news of the populace in the Lower Engadine having difmiffed the Muni. ciPalities and reinliated the ancient Magi ft rates in their 'funEtioni. The fame event has taken place in the diftridt of Pefcheavo ; and in the dif uiet called the Pergel, the new order of things has not yet been able to be eftabliffied. It appears that fecond battalion of the t o4th demi-brigade, which is expelled in the Grifons, will proceed to thole dillrids to put an end to the anarchy that defolates them. G e neral Mosictrotsv is on the point of making a tour in the different Cantons of Switzerland -, where be continues to command ,in ,the name of knnce.. The Preach troops, which in (mall num. bens Rill occupy different Cantons, are to be coo eenttated in the environs, of Berne,_ ft, be fent to fuch pointi as may be deemed neceif,irY. STI.7 !GARD, AtICIUST 3...:.The Rates of the Brit tau have again refuted to take upon themfelves aie adminifiration of the Provifional Government, as propofid to them Fy M. deCossarzst. and Ci tiZen Josartt Bcissrsare; They _loftily themfelves by Dating that they are not yet free from the oath of fidelity which they took to the Esivtabit. PRICE CIF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK 3 per Cent. Caef.64—Accodstt_ 64--Wkduesd 64 61i -4 Per Cent. St 811—Ontniam pi to pf. In the pretediUg culumbsi our readers Will find a few extraits trom the French jobrnals received yeast-day, Which, though not very interelting in a Political point of vie*, will fnrnifh a little mantel Merit = elpetially the artielb from the Mottilarri charging our lifibifters, the people in general, and: tome Nerrs.paper tams in particular, With a dif pofition to perpetrate enormities, Which the world Dever Wiftiefted eicept in Frafice ; and Which we beliere, none here could be,toubd lb Worthlefi as to be inch:teed to imitate by the force of any feiratd, or from any motive ivhateref. . Private letters trots/ Frattee Iltie; 64' is ailnaßy babifited. He, Tasstawi Rewash; DOMIIIi, and either Tlteribidoriati Leader's, are. fufpe&ed oFebtsfulteng on the iiieSiiii if oppofing Bowariata's defpotifin and noon, *ha has the belt iniblisittieti by nseatii bf lbobey, having heard bf the libgisage they held, was fent for. In pretence of Bostarsitra, Foocws tbld what he kiwi: Dkalae appealed to the emits torsos, who declined interfering, leaving the Isufitiets to FOboti. The clibite wai . giveh him Of the Tale', of Bruireh. The Ez-bireaar pre ferred the latter: We cannot add any thing to the particulars Ito yefterday laid before our Readers repelling the news from Egypt i for, in fall, nothing more is known even by Goveininetri. We should bb terve, however, though there can be little doubt of its truth, that ftM it mils only on the authority of the Tnrkifh report, General Hoyeatisou's ac count of the fill of Cairo not laving yet corn; to hand. Though we eattttiot give any additional . citeumflances, we fhall again infert a copy of Mr. Toost's letter to the India Company, as a lima part of yellerday's iinpreffion was worked off be fore the copy with which we were favoured reach ed us : AAAAA CT Off' • •LIITTIIt 111014 PAVIA TOOIIA, TO WILLIAM RAMSAY, RIQ DATID COMSTAIITt• " I had the honour to addrefs you, on the t 7th " inft. by an Exprefs Courier, (not yet, received) " in order to inform yod of the reduelien of the " Cattle and City of Cairo, by his Majefty's and the " Ottoman Arm y, after fume fevere anions, where " in the enemy had loft aOOO men in killed and " wounded, and that the remainder, confalling of 4000 men, had furrendered. I have only learned Since, that the enemy capitulated on " honourable terms, and vitro to march to Ro " fetter to be embarked for France, under an " eliort of Brit& Ships of war." The difpatch from Lord MI ITO contains no far :!, cr particulars. 'lli' letter is dated the 3d inn. and he congratulates blinifters on the fall of Cairo, as ow an event blown to,tbens, and which be had ..namunicated in, his former hum as rsceived by. Lim from Coultamiisopla NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—.WIND N. N. W. ARRIVED DOR o Hannburgh, o Dublin, 2 0 • Waterford, 2 3 Donaghadec, LORD NELSON's SQUADRON. His Lotathip is again before Boulogne, and by this time has probably commenced anew attack upon the enemy's gun-b Oats and othe . r vefrels in that harbour. lie arrived in the Downs on Weclnefday evening. The boats belonging to his fcivadron had been employed tha t morning in towing off fifteen flat bottomed-boats from the Naval Store' Yard at Deal. Thefe were taken onboard his fleet, which foon afterwards failed to its prefent ftation. Our letters from Dover, written laft night, in form us that they expeded to hear of a new bom bardment having been begun as this morning. A long firing gloats, (fo our letters (late) were at anchor to the Eaftward of Boulogne, and in the Roads there, on Thurfday and yefterday. Are we to infer from this, that fome more boats have joined thole formerly there ? Time will tell. The flag of truce which reached Dover yefter day morning, and by which the Paris Papers carne, which were forwarded to us by exprefs, was or dered back to Calais direftly, none of the people being allowed to land. DEAL, AUGUST 14. Sailed the MEDU SA frigate, (Admiral NELSON). With the DISCOVERY bomb, feveral revenue cut ters, &c. on a cruize off Fran Ce. YARMOUTH, AUGUST /4. Yefterday I'. M. arrived the Halt P v brig.—This morning arrived the HART brig, with a convoy from the Elbe.—The KING Geozcz packet Rill remains wind bound.—Two (hips of the Line are now in the Offing, but cannot learn their names. The Bisali UN, Admiral DICKSON'S flag (hip, fails this afternoon to rejoin his fquadron off Goree. P.• S. One of the above (hips proves to be the Zescous, the other has bore away for the Downs. FALMOUTH, AUGUST 12. The PRINCESS ELIZABETH packet, with the Ja maica Mail, and the LADY Hoaaar packet, with the American Mail, are ready for tea, and being no longer detained for Government difpatches, will fail to-morrow morning thould the wind con tinue fair as it is at prefent. PLYMOUTH, AUGUST il. This afternoon failed the NETLir fthooner, of 16 guns, Lieutenant Maw, with the Oporto fleet under convoy, for the Eaftern Ports ; alto the Ps micas, of 18 guns, Captain Tumults's, with a fleet of Coafters Wider convoY, for the Downs.— Arrived the SYLPH, of 18 gum, Captain Dams- WOOD, horn a cruise. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST i 4. Came up to St. Helen's the Sea Hoes', of 38 guns, Captain Foote, and the Sr. FIORSPIZO, of 4+ guns, Captain Fareasow, from a ctuife. Sailed the Betts:wick, of 74 guns, Captain SrePdetlt,and the THstivs, of 74 guns, Captain &to ft; to join the Channel Fleet. The Saiasy frigate, Captain DownAs, is ap pointed to convoy the Mediterranean and Egypt fhips. LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 14. The Three Brothers, Hosisas, from Virginia to this port, has put into Halifax, with damage, and the cargo fold. His Majefty's (hip the Lion fpoke oft the 4th June, the following (hips belonging to this port, the Lottery, Louifa, and Princels Amelia, all well. Extra& of a letter from Captain JOHN MiDou was., of the Mohawk, dated Falmouth, Auguit 5, to a merchant here.—" Four days ago, I carne through a fleet of fhips from St. Thomas's confin ing of los (hips, which will loon be in, all well, undtr,convoy of two frigates." - This morning a great number ofllignals are up at 11* Light.houfe, iiippored to be the Windward and Leeward Maud fleet. Arrivedv..Miaerva, Fred, front henoe at Gotteebergh Margvet, Nicks, and Speodwdl, —, front Max at Bahamas; Martin, tram %alma at Fabley Roads; Fame, —, from ditto at Lorniadi; homy, Parker, from North Carolina for this gort at Made ; Lady Nelfoo, —, from Glaigow at New Ptcrridente l Peso% ban Landon at ditto; ()And Doke, Irving, and Janina, from hence at Jamaica; Abigail, Clark, from besot at Badman; mad Path Bourne, from hence at Halifax. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. The Charlotte, Hmsos, from Smryna to Lon don, is taken by the French fleet. and carried into Marna. GRAVISIND,A (rover r4.—Paffedby,theAlexan dria, TILLICI, from Riga; t i mes, Hon tY111•11 from Chriftiana ; Two ilrot , Faames, from ; Calais; Good Brothers, —; Content, Fsavrica ; Endeavour, CAtitaoll ; and Succefs, DaLcisos. from Norway; Five Brothers, I Catharine, MaILORITTOIL ; Two Sifters. Coarse ; Young Henry, ---; Three Sifters, DANIIIIILL ; and Young Maria, from Embden.—Sailed the Monarch, MORTINIR, for India; Adventure, Pules Ls., for Cbarletton ; Helena. &Les, for /M -hos i Blanton!, Bar ii I ilogrefs, Lacav 1 Fumy, Mosriter ; and Ploughman, Tuomrsom, for Pe terlburgh. ARRIVED At Briftol—The Antiitry, , from,Oporto. At Bombay--Afia, Mlnnis, from London ; Loojee Family, Elliott; and Shaw, Kieekufroo, —, front Bombay and China. , At the Cape of Good Hope—Rio Nova, Appleby ; and Nut well, Chriftell, from Loudon. At Dublin—Two Friends, —, from Baltimore. At Faimouth—The Courier, M'Connell, from Virginia At Bahama--Speedwell,.—_--, from Liverpool. At Surinam--Commerce, Underwood, from Loudon. At royal—Grenville, Henderfon, from London. At Newfoundland—Triton, Simpkins, from Liverpool. Rear• Admiral CAMPBELL, brother to Lord CAWDOR, is to hoift his Haig in the Channel Fket, under the orders of Admiral CORN WA LL The Hon. captain Duln4E, of the CAL ?E, in the aaion with.the Spanifh (hips, under the orders of Sir jemEs SAUMAREZ, was appointed by him to the command of the. Sr. ANTHEM r, of 74 guns, the (hip that was captured. - Thirty-two (hips are now expeEled to arrive from Bengal, freighted entirely with rice. The tonnage thus engaged amounts to 16,464 tons. The (hip Tumats, Captain WILLIAMS, which is taken up by the Eaft India Company for the purpofe of proceeding to Bombay and China, is only lately arrived from the fame places. She mounts 3o guns, and is now on her third voyage. They write from the frontiers of Holland, that the Batavian Government, wifhing to deprive this Government of all means of becoming acquainted with the preparationt and the other difpofitions making in Holland and the Me of Zeal.•uld, will not allow any boat or indtvidnalcoming from Eng land to enter their ports, under any pretext what ever. Admiral de WINTER, Commander in Chief of the Dutch fleet, is at Helvoetfluys. All the failors making part of the Belgic mari time confcription, who have been railed in Bruirels and the neighbouring departments, are to be em ployed in the fervice of the (late, and were, accord ing to the IA letters, under efcort for the purpofe of being concluded to Fluffing, °Rend, Dunkirk, and other ports to which they are deftined. By letters from Cadiz we learn that the crews of the two Spann (hips lately blown up mutually difcoveted, juft a few moments before the explo lion, that they were Spaniards and friends, not Britons, as the two crews had reciprocally fup poled. A Mutineer of the DAN A E, commanded by Lord PROBY, when carried into Breß, .has been apprel hended at Jerfey. Wednefday night the ROYAL FAMILY went to the Theatre at Weymouth, to fee the Comedy of "'Rule a Wife and Have a Wife," and the Farce of 1 , Bon Ton." The ROYAL FAMILY, after breakfaft, with their ufual party, went on board the Royal Charlotte Yacht ; there being a fine breeze, they were foon under weigh. Their Majelties were faluted from the different (hips in harbour. Two houfes in the Royal Crefeent. Bath, Nos. r 4 and t 5, are engaged for their Majefties. The Pavillion at Brighton is. to receive an ad dition of two rooms next the public road ; the wings are to be enlarged, and the whole interior is to be modernifed and beautified, but not in an expenfive fty le. By an Aft paged in laft Salon of Parliament, all perfons having Forged Bank Notes in their pof feffion, and not accounting how they came by them, are liable to be tranfported for 14 years!!! At Ringwood market, on Wednefday laft, the bell old wheat fold at the reduced price of twenty pounds per load, and much was fold at that price; new wheat would not fetch more than eighteen pounds, or eighteen guineas the bell. The Rev. Mr. HASTINGS, Rector of Eaft and Weft Leke, Nottinghamfhire, has given public no tice, that to thofe parifhes which are in real want, he !hall fell his crops of the prefent year as follows : What Bs. and Barley 55. per ftrike.—An example worthy of imitation, where PIOTIOSSICE has be. flowed the means. The Rattle of SUWARRONV, in marble, has been placed in the Imperial Garden at Peterfburgh, in the pretence of the EMPEROR, the Royal Family, feveral regiments of life guards, accompanied by mufic. Prince Common-ins made a fine fpeech on the occafion. Upon pulling down a houife inChelmsford,many years in the occupation of Mr. Nalh, hair-dreier, and digging at the foundation, an human fkull was chicovered. at about (even feet below the fur face. That part where this houfe flood, it is raid, Was, about foo years ago, a wood, but we do not learn that it was ever made life of as a burial ground ; therefore, by what means this part of the human frame became buried there, is beyond the reach of conjeaure. Several purfers and matters of fining fmacks were yefterday fummoned before the Loan Mavoa ,-uPon information againft them, for not entering their vetch at the Coaft Office within three days of their arriving at the Afore, and giving in an ac count in writing of what fib they had brought to market. One of them was fined sol. and the other so!. agreeable to the old Ad of Parliament on which the informations were brought. The confederation of the reft of the cafes was put off to a future day. GDILDHALL.—Wedoefday laft a journeyman flioemaker was brought before the Sitting Alder man, charged by his emplogr ae v i rith fpoihng Come leather given him to make of. The matter produced (hoes made by this man, sad explained to the Magiftrate the deception nfed by marking the heels and foles with a machine which iMitated flitches, when there were aamilly but a very few real flitches in the (hoes, fo that with a very little wearing they come all to pieces % Many refpeda ble markers m the City attended, and told the Ma gateau how much the trade might be injured by fuch a deception. The journeyman was convicted, and feateated to duos 'maths hard labour in Bridtwoll. - SPORTINC INTELLIG.EKCE. LEWES RACES, THURSDAY, AUGUST' t 3. The fecond year ofa Sweepitak , n of "I';2a Guin2as rich, for three-year old colt!, sit. 31!:. and fi;iies aft. The tail mile and a 11-tlf. The •r. inner of the Derby or Oak flake, to carry 71h. extra. . . • H. R.. H. tht l'rince. .• 1 . 1. 4 ,;t - dr. Ld. Egr,:mont's f. by Wuudig:L.icr: ou: CJ: - ...114 3 Ld. Pabant . ., Dottercil 1 Mr. Trevcs . B Whilko c!as - - 4 Mr. Durand's L. c. by Alparmus - - - A match for too Guinea , latt La I.gr,lntuit's Bobtail, Ld. SA,k 's Wartrr, I e.tfy . - A ni:ttch for Ica ( 1.1:1 b. ?.1). Wo ,, t!p. 9!b. I\O. Delittc's br. c. by out ut ..d tot reit. A match of zoo Guineas, I). f,. Two n:lles. Satt Robin-Het-13::i, Pit.? f Mr. Hooke's Die!: sus, ha His Majelty's Plate of tine 1-lumirt , .l Guineas. Cdr any horfe, mare, or gelding, four ye.tr ()ids car rying 41b. five year 4,1.3 s t ill. 6th. fix 7•car olds lA. and aged 121 i. 21b. The hell of three four mile heats. •H. R. H. Prince of Wales's b. h. Rebel, 5 yn. old is 61b. - 4 3 3 Ld. Sackv ilk's Expe,Ration,s yrs. old, n ft. Mb. 3 f t Mr. Durand's John &Grote, 4 yrs. old, soil 41h. 1 2 1 Mr. Concanuou% b. h. Sir Harr 6 yr, 041 alt. 2 4 dr. The death of ROBESPIERRE has afforded fubjefi for a tragedy, which is now pzrforming at Paris. We arc extremely happy to congratulate the public on the prolpea afforded us by the judicious arrangement of the enfu'ng Mufical E:iiival, at Winchettcr, under the direction of Mr. CHARD : when we find the united abilities of Madam MAR A, Mils MARTYR, and Mr. DENMAN, together with fuch Inarumcntal Performers as Mr. SAtomosT, Leader of the ffand, MelFrs. LIN LEY, LINCI, WOOD NAM, SM ART, &c. no doubt can be entertain ed of its fuccels. The Speaator imagines himfelf inllantanetrufly conveyed to China, on beholding the Ecrii?, or Harlequin in Chinit,at the Royal Circus, St.. George's Fields ; fo correa is the reprefentation of the Coftume, Manners, &c. of that extenfive Empire : this agreeable furprife is accompanied by fuch valt fplendor, and admirable mufic, (which is by Mr. W. WARE,) as to render ihe whole enchanting, and the evening's entertainment is carried to the utmoft perfection by the addition of the Fire King, or Albert and Refit Tie. On Thurfday night, a woman in the employ of Mr. ANDERSON, of Holloway, was (topped in Maidenilane by a fingle footpad and a boy, and robbed of three lhillings and fixpence ; and be. caufe the had not any more money, they would have her clothes; and in taking them off they were of by two women ; they completely ftrippe4 her, and left her entirely naked, &It having beat ' her in a molt inhuman manner. The woman had been fent by Mr. ANDERSON to fetch a honk Irons a field, and the horfe going home without her, he went in fearch of her, fitipeaing Come accident had happened. On his going into Maiden-lane, lss traced her by her groans, and finding her naked, he went and procured her fome clothes, conduaed her home, and fent for medical AL fiance. Some days fince a young lady and her brother walking on Shireley Common, near Croydon, on the margin of land pit, it gave way beneath t hem, by which they were carried to the bottom amicift the precipitated matter, where they were inclofed for fome time ; this alarming circumflance being made known, kreral perfons were immediately employed to extricate them. After much labour they cleared away the fallen land and rubbifh, when at length they found the unfortunate pair dole to each other. The Lady was pail recovery; the brother by proper application had the good fortune to be reltored to his friends. At the execution of the Guards at Chelmsford, on Friday WI, Butcher, the ringleader, on mount ing the platform, kicked off his !hoes, as a proof ofbrutal hardihood, is which he was followed by three of his comrades, who had betn confined with him in the fame cell. The others died in a very penitent and contrite manner : the laR words of Armitage were, a reopen that his body might be ,given to the furgeons, as the Lati aR of fervice he could render to mankind. On Wednefday fe'nnight, Michael Denman, Wyo. Slits, and Vona: Bakewell, were executed at Not tingham, purfuant to their feveral fentences at the late Affixes, for burglary. On Saturday lag John Nom, found mute rf malice by an inqueß of twelve men, at Shrewfbury AfGze, and Thomas liemasett, conviaed of hoi fe- Scaling, were executed, in front of the county gaol, Birmingham ; both of them died fenfible of their crimes, and very penitent. On Wednefday fe'nnight a reprieve was received for four of the five prifoners that were left for exc. cution at Worcelier, florae, liefler, and Thaw as, for fheep.ftealing. The other, R. I#'4l. led, for burglary, fuffered yelletday fe'nnight. TWIINTIRTH EXPRISS of the IRISH LOTTERY. No. 1200, a Prize of Two Thoufand Pounds WHs fold by RICH•RDSON, GOODL V C 11, and CO. who a: e felling Tickets and Shares in the Englifh State Lottery on the lowell Terms, at their Offices the corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhill; facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-crofs, London; and Market-place, Norwich. Fifty lhoufand Pounds in Capital Prizes, of the prefent Iriffi Lottery, have been Sold; Shared, and Regiftered at Honors and Co's Offices Oxford beet, and St. Jarnes's•ftreet, vir. The Ticket No. 15,705, entitled to zo,oool. being firft dray.n on the 19th day ; the Ticket No. 39,467, drawn a Prize of zo,oool. on the 9th day ; the Ticket No. 30,333, drawn It prize of . cOOOL on the 10th day ; and the Ticket No. 28,898, entitled to goo Fl. ing the 6rft drawn on the 13th day. Alin in the Englith Lottery, drawn in the months of March and April tali, Capital Prizes to the amount of 40,0001. were fold at the above truly Fortunate Offices, of which No. a 4,787, a mile of to,oocl. and Nn• s 18 060) a . Prize of 50001, were bath fold Slam I