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FRANCE. PARIS, NOVEMBER i 7. Since the arrival at Belgrade of TORNACHI Pa cha, cent by the Porte to appeafe the difturbances have prevailed there for the hit fix months, lie lias been inccffantly occupied in tracing the califts and promoters of the late intimation. Citi.'en LUCIEN BONAPARTE, late Ambaffador of the Republic to the Court of Spain, returned in the evening of the day before yeltcrday to Paris. The Confular Guard will, it is reported, be di sided into four companies. There will be one of cavalry, one of infantry, and one of artillery, and one compofed of light troops. NOV. 17. The Englifh frigate la Pique entered the har bour of Toulon.on the lath of this month, on her return from Malta : the frigate fainted the fqua droi in .the harbour by a difcharge of 21 guns, which was returned by the Admiral's fhip. Two fmall veffels belonging to the Republic, going from Havre to St. Malo, put into Dover during the late gales—Mani/ear. General MONCEY, Commander of the Army of Portugal, arrived at Paris a few days fence. His Imperial Majelly has received an addrefs, by which he is requefted to demand of the Holy Father the fuppreflion of the order of Free Mafons. We learn by letters from Italy, that General MU RAT has given orders that there Gall be no French Commandant any more at Florence. The arms of his Majefty Louis I. have been affixed to the Palace of Florence, and Villa Medici, at Rome. Letters from Calais of the 12th of November fay, that FRANCIS JACKSON, El+ (not THOMAS, as erroneoufly Rated in the Englifit newfpapert), Miniller Plenipotentiary of his Britannic Majefly to the French Government, landed in that poll on the evening of that day, with a fuite of fix perfints. Accounts from Nanci, of the Bth November, mention, that Baron DOMINIQIF. de RICHARD, Counfellor of Finance to his Maje ft y the Empe tor of Germany, pa ff ed through that town on his way to Paris. The Milliner of General Police has fettled, by a letter of the 29th of Odober, the doubts which citified as tothe conduli to be obferved with retped to the perfons claiming the amnelly of the Weft, who have not yet prefented themfelves at the place appointed by their at of fubmillion, and to the , kind of title which they are to enablifh, in order to be admitted:now. The individuals to whom the amneßy has been applied, Pays the Minifter, are - bound, according to the terms of the decree of the Confuls of the 12th of Auguß, Bth year, to efia blifh regular paffports for going into fuch or fuch a department, and to refide under the fuperinten dance of the local authorities by them fo marked out. No certificate of amnefty can anfwer the purpofe of a paffport to the perfon who is the bearer of it. It is required that he fhould be pro vided with a palrport, delivered not by the Gene rals, but by the Civil Authorities, to whom the laws and the regulations of the Police have ex clufively given this privilege. Every perfon en titled to the amnefty, who (hall not, before the ex• piration of the time limited by his paffport, have prefented himfelf at the place appointed, is requir ed to account how he has lived in the interval be tween the date of the certificate of amnefty and the day on which he pi-dents it ; and if. after in terrogating him, his anfwers give rife to doubts as to his veracity, the Subpreted or Mayor who has fubjeded him to the interrogatory, is required to keep him in a fitte of accufation, and immedi ately to tranfmit the documents to the Prefect in order to obtain the decifion of the Minifter. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. BEENE, Nov. g.—A letter is jolt publiflied, written by the Deputies of the (mall cantons to the Firft Conful, when they withdrew from the Hel vetic Diet. It defervcs publication : ,‘ Citizen Firft. Conful—Deprived of all re fources, the three Cantons of the Helvetic Confe deracy, Uri, Schnitz, and Underwald, feel too ftrongly the abfolute necessity cf a Cortaitution founded on the fimplicity and 4:economy of their anceftors, not to fignify to you the ardent &fire which they have of preferving, as much as poffi. ble, that which the fathers of liberty have found ed, and which, during nearly five hundred years, has conflituted the happinefs of their children.— Europe knows with what firm-ids and with what devotion, out of all proportion to their Itrength, the defeeridants of Ti cc have. ftruggled fur its pre fervation ; and the virtue of a BON A P AR T E cannot refute to them a mark of efleem which renders them Rill more courageous. The envy and am bition of fume individuals, unworthy the name of' Swifs, unfortunately feems too much to influence the French Government, and we arc the unhappy victim of their defpicahlc adherents. But fcarcely, Great Conful, had you marked the path of hap pinefs to the French, than you deigned to call an eye of comp:a:on on us ; you waited to re-efla- With both our limits and our happinefs; but the fame paffions which have caufcd our ruin, Dill la bour to confirm it. We with to follow your views, and re-unite nurfelves to Helvetia, even with fume factifices ; but our deceitful brethren &fire a reftoration of powers which would dege nerate into defpotil'm, and reduce us to the condi tion of flaves. The diverfity of worship, manners, education, cufloms, wants, and many other circum fiances, render an uniformity of adminiiiration inipoffible, and the attempt could not fail totally to deftruy us. It is ahlitintcly neeJEiry that our boundaries Mould be IT AI ed , and th.tt we t ho ;i i,i tve a particular adminiltrat ion, in of der to main tain the purity of out religion and morals. and to r_ ehiablilh th.tt rrc,nomy uhicli is fit ueeer..ry ri. oar political prtal , ct it y. This is tit: general st of the people of tit i, itz, and o t u n d, r . : hn make it knotten to us in a rerptt II ~,..„.,1 :, y 3 6 D0 citi,cnc out t f v 5..710 Which l'a.nron contains. CIII7'.:11 lint Conful, era otd from von ss told tend..r impotent there ant bitintel indo who h tee infitizuce tulle tit port as rn. y Cot hien titAt they art Frail.... %V. requcit word nit:. confidence, perfu-ided that it can neither be your intention, nor for the intereft of France, to in create the misfortunes of a people who have al ready fuffered fo much, and who defire only tran quillity and repofe. BIRLIN, Ocr. v.—The Court Gazette contains to-day the following article : " In the projet of peace, fuhmitted by Lord MALMESBORY, on the Nth of July, 1797, to the French Plenipotentiaries at Lille, is was propofed to re-ellablifh theflatus quo ante &Hum, relative to the poffeflions of the two Powers. Yet England then demanded Trinidad, Ceylon, the Cape, and Cochin ; on the other hand, the agreed to cede Negapatnam. England demanded, betides, the re ftoration of the property of the Prince of ORANGE in Holland, or an equivalent indemnity, as well for that property as for the other lodes that Prince had fuftained." VIENNA, OCTOBER 31.—Count d'Eerz, whore journey to Madrid his been deterred, is now pre paring to fet out for Spain as Ambaffador from the Court of Vienna. The conclulion of Prelimi naries of Peace between France and England has accelerated this million, and restored the former relation between Spain and Aultria. The Spanilh Ambafficlor who went to Italy is about to return to this capital ; it is therefore believed, that our Court will acknowledge the KING of ETRURIA. M. CASSINI, who under the reign of PAUL I. was the Ruffian Agent at the Pontifical Court, and who was afterwards recalled by his Sovereign, arrived here a few days ago; he will let out in a fhort time for Rome, where he will remain as re fident of his Imperial Majefly ALEXANDER I. He has full powers it is fitid to treat refpefting the af fairs of Malta, Ruflia being difp•fed to grant to the POPE the Sovereignty ad interim of that Order. PETERSBURGH, OCT. 2C.—Our good Emperor has vifited the environs of /4W - cow ; if he every where performs aels of beneficence, every where does lie receive the molt worthy reward of his vir tues, in the public teftimonies of the affection and gratitude which animates his lubjeds. The fefli val will terminate on the 26th, shich is expelled to be the molt fplendidof all, being the birth day of the Emprefs Dowager. TURIN, Nov. I.—The General Adminiflration has publifhed the Confular decrees relative to the judicial department within the limits of the 27th military divifion. Civil juftice is to be diftributed by eleven courts of primary jurifdielinn, to be ellablifhed at Turin, Sn zajerea, Aoßa, Afli Abbe, Coni, Mondovi, Alexandria, Voguera, and Ver celli. The Court of Appeal is to confift of thirty judges, a commiffary, and three fubflitutes, and to be divided into three feftions. The Prefident of this Court is Citizen Borrow, one of the late Se nators. Criminal offences are to be tried by three Special Courts, which are to fit at Turin, Alex andria, and Coni. This new organization is an art of beneficence on the part of Government, which men of enlightened minds, t.nd the friends of focial happpinefs, will eltimate at their full value. The mint at Turin will loon be placed on the fame footing as thofe of the Republic. BaussCLF. Nov. t3.—We are informed from Middleburgh that the French frigates conftrueled at Dunkirk, and which were rigged at Flufhing, have jult failed from that port, - having on board the z7th demi-brigade of light infantry, deftined for St. Domingo. We leans, by the fame chan nel, that Admiral Dic hsois has lately received new orders from the Admiralty, in confequence of which he has withdraWn all the cruizers who were ftationed at a certain diltance from the coatis of the Patavian Republic. HAGUE, Ocr. B.—The Legiflative Body chore, at its halt fitting, five members, who, joined to five othcrs whom the government arc to choofe, Bull nominate the National Tribunal of Jrillice, the eflabliihment of which has been deferred for four years. Greater activity has been generally remarked in the condua of public affairs fince the eflabliflimelit of the new conflitution, and this improvement will naturally be progreflive. The officers and li:rims to be employed is the govern ment of the Cape of Good Hope are to be ap• pointed without delay. It is already fuppofed that Admiral DE WisTtß or Citizen JANSEN, firfi Commiffary of the French troops in the pay of the Ft nch Republic, will be the Governor. Both of there officers have important ferviccs to produce in fupport of their pretenfions to this lroaourablc Ration. PARLMATENTART PROCLTDINGS. tioosE OP LORDS, SATURDAY, NOV. a. Their Lord(hips met at ten o'clock, and pal' , the Mum, Malt, and Cyder Bill, the Stale Bread Bill, the Salt Duty Bia, and the Sug tr and Molaffes Duty Bill. Their Lordthips adjourned to half after three, when they again met; and the Commons having attended at the Bar of the 'Joule, the Royal Airent was given by commilTunt to the following Bills An Aft for coutittuing and granting to his Majelty certain Detizs upnn Mal:, Mum, Cyder, and Perry, for the (entice of t he year 1802. An Aft for enntinuing and granting to his Malt lly a duty on Penfions, (Mee, and Pertotial Ett ate, in England, Wales, and the town of Berwick upon Tweed; and certain Duties on Su gar, Malt, Toliacc.i, and :mad; for the fervice of the year 180 a. An Act to revive .1:o: continu,., until the 2 sth day of March, t 303, In touch of an A... 1 mad, in the at ft year of the reign of hi.,poi.nt M.:jtfty. to permitting the ufe of Salt duty fry, in prcfcrrin, , of Filh, and to dilcontaniting the Bounty pay al lk on White Herrings t sported; and to indemnify all p'clog: , who have iffahtl or acted litder .tny orders for dtlivcring halt duty fete, for the purpoft. in the Paid ASR men:Olu:. An Ad to eq. al tb. lhtad Bill, end to indemnify Bak, IS .01 ! , 0: . 1. l',.l'•ms st u h ave 1.4.1 or e.t.p.if.tl to [ale any Btr.o! wittn.a tau: ptohibih.l hy the laid .Ici. 'l•lee Coninti7lo,tri wte 01. 01.111Clikff, the Arch lamp Clincrbs - y, and Lord \l•altingh.tra. The Lottery Mift.ke Liil sea brought up from the Com :Loy: ; a:ad th:ir Ltuals,.‘ atkourti.l rousE 01 com11ot:3. A t••• 17 r 7. teem the Itrird. ittfrornted the !Lint.. it !turd h ti t 4541,.. RAN, and d. 71.' .1 t....ttemUnr. I I Inn the.: 0.0 Atlent ri.cn in Chun. Tie. ti; t.tker, and itioer. pre( ie. prnet th.ll to • ; . r , . (r: their rt •in • the ,11111 her ettrte•tlat3 a n it• ri 1 error i. I ry Crk Wai read a Is , p.itlyd , tiki c ;or C.O.h:LaiCia:C.•••••kli;olinl.de LONDON. MONDAY, NOVEMBER r 3. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Confols 671—Reduced 664 j-4 per Cent. Ni— s' per Cent. 99,—Ncw Ditto 98f —Long Any. 19 9-16 r. Exchcq. Bills, fundable, prem—Unfundabk, to 1I prem. ' Omnium Sii. PRICE OF STOCKS OK SATURDAY Bank Stock Long Ann. i 9 1-16 3 per C. Red. 661 Escheq. Bill, ts. 13s. prem. 3 per C. Conf. 671 Fund. Exelieq. Bill, pup. 4 per Cent. t 777 83i 1 Englith Tickets 161. os. s per C Ann. Ira} 99{ too kith '1 icket, 81. per Cent. 1797 984 j . Conf. for Acc. 671 DUBLIN, NW/114MA 19. 3 per Cum. 973 4-34 per Cents. 83. Cowie of Exchange—Dublin on London to tl. Yetlerday we received the Paris Journals of I& 26th Brumaire, the 17th inflant ; or, as fome of our contemporaries always exprefs themfelves, to the ifith. The Remonftrance by three of the (mall Swifs Cantons, Uri, Schwitz, and Underwalden, to the CHIEF CONSUL, againft the new projects for go verning them, and expreffing their anxious with for the reftoration of the government of their forefathers, will be read with intereft. We have Tome doubt whether BONAPARTE, if he even willed it, could remove the caufes of complaint. It is not fo eafy to remedy injuilice as it is to commit it. The crime of which the DireClory were guilty in attacking this innocent and happy people, can never be cancelled or repaired. It is now become a point of national policy in France to treat Swit zerland as a conquered country, and the example of conquering and pillaging it having been given, the Swifs never again can be fecure. Their coun try is deftined to be the theatre of war, and a mi litary poll in almoft every future conteft between France and Auaria. The wretched inhabitants have nothing left but to quit a country which has no charms for Pimple and focial life. They will loon dile° ver this, and it will be found that the hap pieft region in Europe is dellined by its pofition, by the change in the lyllem of Europe and the mode of warfare, tobe the molt infecure and wretch ed which it contains. Miferable creatures! they are afking for a Conftitution when they have not an inch of ground under the fole of their feet which they can call their own. What can BONAPARTE give them after what they have loft ? Though not corrupted, but forced by the abominable• tyrants of France, the effects arc the fame. Their honour and happinefs are irretrievable. The new arrangements refpeaing the Confular guard will alto aurae the attention of. thofe who have fagacity enough to look beneath the veil.— Four Commanders are now appointed, who are to do duty in turn, inftead of one as heretofore. Was the power too great to intruft in the hand of one man ? A Governor of the Confular Palace is alfo , appointed, and fuels other arrangements are made as teem calculated to infure the fafety of the CHIEF CONSUL'S perfon. We recolleet that General LE FEBRE was difplaced from the military command , of Paris about a year and a half ago, from an opi nion entertained by BONAPARTE, that lie pofreffed more (power than fhould be entrufted to a Tingle Officer. It does not appear that Marquis CORNWALLIS has yet quitted Paris for Amiens, nor is it men tioned that he has yet dined with the CHIEF CONSUL. The Teri Confolde were 55 1. 6o c. on the 16th. Lord MI N TO, our late Minifier at Vienna, came to England by the velrel which brought there pa- pers, recalled, it is raid, becaufe he agrees in opinion with the newOmfition—the late alarntifis Miniflers, it is whifpered, difappointed in the fupport they expeeed from the GRENVILLE party, who they now fear mean to turn them out as foon as the Peace is fully fettled, have refolved to court the fupport of the remains of the Old Oppofition, and cltaLlith a popular Adminidration. The Public will profit by the mcafurc, if their loft and curtailed privileges be reflorcd to them. The ROYAL FAMILY heard divine fervice yefter day at St. George's Chapel, Windfor. His Mai Arrv, in Council, has direCted, that in the abfrnce of the Right Hon. CHARLES Earl of LIVERPOOL, the Right Hon. SYLVFSTFIII Lord GLEMBERVIE 1110111 d be Prefident of the Commit tee appointed for the cnnfider.ttion of all Matters relating to Trade and Foreign Plantations. Prince WILLIAM of GLOUCE sr ea arrived at the hoof: of loth PATTISON, Lig. of Norwich, on Ft i d.ty 1.111, and in the evening Rood fponfor for the infant fin of that Gentleman, who was baptized by the Bishop of Non wicH by the name of Wit.. LIAM FR / °ERICK. The other fponfors were Mr. JODI:MEL, M. P. and Lady HOBART. His Royal Highnefs was to leave that city for town yeller day. Mr. DICKENS, jun. arrived on Saturday, with difpatchcs front the Court of Vienna. Monday Lord CR Alc WA% eluted Lord Reetor of the Univerfity of Glafgow. The French G..ectoment has rsjcifled he sp. ilicAtion that has been made to it, fur the retlota tion of Tobagn. The Staff of the Army is to be maintained as at prefolt, till the 24(11 June nest. Mu, nr.fes and Rd arm'. were all the rage yeller. day among rit.r pedclltian fair. R Y MA R A' ET S. MARK-LANE, NOT 23. Our market was abundantly lupplied with torn from Effex and Kent, but not much front (11:- Rant parts—the quantity of Wheat being m ere than equal CO the dmand, and lias felt a depreilio a of from 4s. to 6s. per quarter from Fri,la,.•, Cr.. , rency ; and Barley is exceeding heavy at prices New Deans, as alto Flog Peas and are all 25. to 3s. cheaper.—R c and M. a:, by no means brick in fale, the latter, w e looks downwards.—Oats arc 2S. Beans fupport their prices. —Canary Seed i:. but Rape Seed is declining in value. There is now force little doing in the trade, at the under-mentioned prices En t ) . " Vlwat, 54.5. Olis. 82s. pa (pta::'::. Foreign Ditto, 465. 78s. Fine Dantzic Wheat, Bos. R)c, 365. 425. Barley, 265. 385.-Belt (New) 48s. Malt, 445. 58s. Fine (Ditto), 645. Oats, 20S. 269. 335. Horfe Beans, (New) 3zs. 405.-Old Tick Beans, (New) 3os. 385.-Old 465. Hog Peale, 38$. to 425. Boilers, 481. 565. Carraway Seed, 365. to 4.55. per cwt. Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt. Canary, 84s. to 965. Rape Seed, 341. to 401. per la Flour, 655. to7os. per fack. Red Clover, 405. 765. 85s. per cwt. White ditto, 58s. 84s. I us. Trefoil, 265. 4os. Sos. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, N0Y.21. Average price of Corn in England and Wales, tram tie turns ending t he 14th of November, t Boz . Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Bears. I p.,: ! a. d. a. d. I. d. d. tl. ~ 6 9 4 44 4 43 1 2 4 6 44 3 44 9 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the made in the w:ek ending the tSth November, Sn is t.,-1,45t. per hundred weight. PRICES OF GRAIN, AT TOT. FOLLOWING MARICF.T<. BASING , TOKc.Wheat 68s od to 84 $ per Quart::. . • 0 1 •• - Barley 42s Od to 474 Od Bans 439 &I to .5,); cJ 02[11 243 Od to 403 od Peale 406 rd to l is 'A Nr —WI , ° S. to 858. Od. Orr ''" eftwaU v.--Wrcat _.O 851. per Qtartcr. barley 361. od. to 43g. od. I Beam ass. od to 67.,•c.cd. Oats ass. od. to 3as. od. Peafe ass• od. to 49, od. HEN LkY—WitCat 70% s7s od per %arm Barley 351 cd to 45s od I Beans 361 cd to 54' cd Oats a4s cd to asts od. Pure 4iPs cd to .4( cd Reset:sc.—Wheat s 5. lid. to 90s.cd. per Q.. 113111. 3Es. to — ers. cd. Barley 350. od. to 45a...6.1. I Bean's Oats 135. ed. to 395. od. Peak ass. od to 47, c 4. The prices of corn at Warminfler make:, on Saturday laft, were as follows : Wheat per qua:ter dos. to 82s. Barley, 403. to 54.3. Oats, 3os. to 365. Beans, s6s. to dos. per quarter. Tuefday there were 208 bolls of oatmeal ;tt Edinburgh market, f which f rom t7s. 6d. to as. 6d. per boll.—There were Lao I is bolls d peafe and barley meal, which fold from tos.6d; to 145. 6d. per boll.—Rctail prices, bell Is. 21 fecond is. td. Barley and peafe, from icd. to ts. per peck. Tuefday, his Excellency the Loan LIEUTESOT of Ireland held a Privy Council at Dublin cat:. The Earl of CLARE attended. Thurfday his Excellency the Earl of Hall. WICKS. was eleled Prefident of the Dublin Society for the year enfuing. Mr. FosisrEß, Who did fuch honour to the lei chair, is, according to report, to be Speaker of tl - Commons Houfe of Parliament. Canvafting in Ireland is carried on with a warm . unprecedented in that country. Almoft all tr Counties, and moft of the Cities and open E rough;, are to be contefted ; and the oddsat r fent appear confiderably ag.tinft theAdvocateif: the Union. Earl ST. VINCENT, it IS rAid, means to ale: , tome plan for making a pi-ova:on for the Midfti men of the Royal Navy, according to the t: they have ferved, and by this means retain a nu her of meritorious young officers to the feiir:t . who, after every peace, have hitherto been . • off uith their (hips ; and many of them being ceffeated to enter into new pit:talons, their Rudy, anti ripening abilities, have been for er loft to dick country. A Gentleman of difliation very human u Was us to enforce the following eafy remedy the public mind:—A Gentleman had a wen . confiderable magnitude; by wafhing it with and water made ftrong, the wen was entirely folved, and a perfea cure made. It is a remark:Lb' Food thing to take away all fwcllings in the nee Phe part Affeaed muff be well finked and often. The old Comedy of the Double Gallant was PC formed at Drui y-lane Theatre on Saturday eve in.l, to a rcfredtable but very thin au d i ence. Mrs. Bisxracirom attraifted another crovicki audience on Saturday, at Covent Garden Theatre and her performance of Clara was in her accuflora ed 'Lyle of excellence. An odd affair happened at Croydon the °the day—a gentleman and lady bad invited a larg party to dinner, when, jult as the meat was limn down, the was :den up, by the parifh offi , e for having di f,,,t,7d a bantling without matrimoui IRISH STAT LOTTERY.—Fourth Day—' . 59,775, as firft Prize toool.-- 6 3,568, a Pri 7C of 5001. —Nut. 16094, and 2i . ;,5 Prizes of col. On Friday a coal porter exhibited his w ife Smithfield with a halter round hit neck for t.,!• lie demanded a gliinc.t fr_r, but the hong hand for fcrne time, until a man of gond ..r mice made the radiate, and parkin;; her, hid' And All, into a hackney - coach , d rove for 1312, amidft the buzaas of the Novi