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_ FRANCE. PARIS. 7 VENDEMIAIRE, SEPT. 29. The Ertl Economic and Patriotic Society of Bpaio has admitted as Members Count RUMFORD, Dr. WIN FR, and the Abbe SICARD. rt has granted the fame honour to the Minifter of State M. Ds CtvsLtos, and the Duke list. INFANTANDO, as an homage pai.l to the noble care and efficacious zeal which they employed to propagate in their country the method fo valuable and interelling of teaching the deaf and dumb. The EMPEROR of GERMANY has conferred the the of Baron of the Empire on the celebrated Sett ILLER, as a reward for his diftinguiffied talents. On the zd Vendemiaire (Sept. 24) the Minifier of the Interior prefented a Report to the Govern-1 anent, the domeilic fituation of the Republic, during the pt eceding year. It contains a detail of the molt important decrees which were paired for the better regulation of a variety of matters of in. ternal policy. He begins by flaring the vat( fu periority of the labours of the Government for prel.:rviug tranquillity . and for encouraging induf. try above any preceding year 'ince the foundation of the Republic, and proceeds-to enumerate the molt interetling of the many beneficial aets which were framed for thele important purpofes. Cow plaints were made refpeeting the proportion of taxation whA attach-Al t - o different claffes, as Neil as the mode in which the taxes were coiled ed, and a frecial Commiffiou was appointed to new-model the whole of this portion of the finan cial department. Agriculture loudly called for the proteCtion of the Government, and falittiry laws were formed for affording it all requifite en couragement. New laws were required for the intcretts of commerce, and a new code of mari time regulations was prepared. The relative du• ties of fervants and mailers were grofsly mifun. del flood, and nothing but confufion and diforder prevailed betwixt artificers and their employers.— The whole of this important fubje& bad come ender difcuffion, and many ufeful rules were framed; equally calculated to promote the inter. efts of the refpeaive parties ' • a better fyftem was introduced into the bufinefs of banking boufes, entrepots for commerce were eftabliffied in the principal cities, generous encouragement was given to every department of trade, the alienated property of hofpitals and other charitable inilitii lions were rellored, new canals were dug for faci litating intercourfe betwixt the different depart ments of the Republic, great roads were formed or repaired, and the port% of the Republic, fhut for ten years, were opened to receive the !hips of • 'all the maritime nations of the world. Public inftration was in a moll deplorable fitu ation, and all good men lamented the ignorance of the riling generation. By the law of the t ith Floreal (May 1) it was reßored, and by the decree of the 18th Germinal (April 8) religion was brought back to the Repub lic. Morality received its only true fupport by being united with religion. The poor experienced confolation ; the good were fillies( with hope; the wicked were infpited with terror. The depredations of brigands were repreffed ; a police admirably calculated for the prefervatier of tranquillity was ettabliflied ; matures were taken for the more impartial adminiftration o• intlice, and a body of the molt enlightened indi viduals were arranging a new Civil Code. To crown all thefe advantages, the Government sew placed on a folid bafis, and thehopes of difaffed ed and defigning men 'were deftroyed. Ever obftacle to the public profperity was removed, ano nothing was wanting on the put of the Govern ment to purfue the fame fyftem of policy to fecurt the happinefs of the people. Five per Cents. 53 fr. 70 c. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. RATISIMi t SIFT. r6.—The Deputation of the Empire had decreed, that remonarances Ihould be made to M. de Huosi to induce him not to perfill in his refufal to ratify the Cowgum Baron Aosta:, the Diredoral Minifter of Mentz, who was appointed by the Diet to carry their with into ate, communicated to the Diet, in the fitting of this day, the refnit of his efforts. He has not been able to prevail on M. de HUGIL to accede to the Co fuse 1 but there is Rill reafon to hope that this Mtwiner will be authorifed by his Court to ratify it. The powerful mediation of France and of Ruffia, the unanimity which prevails among the members of the Diet, the want which all the States of the Empire feel of having their exillence fixed, are the furett pledges that the op pofition of M. de Hut; at. will not interrupt the fettlement of the Indemnities. Already Branden burxh, Saxony, Bavaria, Wnrtemburgh, Hele Calle!, and Mentz, that is, all the members not im mediately dependant on Auflria, have protelled againft tht appellation of Imperial Comrniffioner, which M. de Hook ohad affumed. No one doubts . that M. de Rime'. is entitled to aifume the name of Imperial Commidioner in the Diet ; but (eve. ral powerful Rates of the Empire, particularly Brandenburgh, were convinced that there was no Imperial Commiifion to the extraordinary depu. Cation, becaufe that wat contrary to ancient ufage. It is now agreed upon that, if M. de Noon perfilis in his refulai to adhere to the Condi f fum, his remnnftrances Kill be difregarded, and the Dept'. tati..n is 047.0 to enter into direct relation with the Minilters of France and Ruffia, to whom the Condujims will he referred. Thii proceeding will (hew that the Deputation has both 'the inclination and the power to difregard an Imperial Commit* tion. M. the Aaron de &Jinni, in the name of the EMPFROR of Russia, has declared that his Sove reign adheres to the fentiments of France—that he eve& a fpeedy arrangement of the indemnities, and thit he regards in partientar the Ooffeflions of tbe Fletor of Bavaria, as welt as thole "which thall be anigned to him as indemnities,. as indifpenfibly placed under die protellioa of the Mediating Powers. NEVI TIC REPOPTIC. CONVIIHTION C3NCLUDED BETWEEN THIS 111/N:Ct PALITY OF ZURICH AND Till COMMISSARY OF THE HILVETIC GOVERNMENT. Different circumflances having given rife to hoffilities between the Helvetic troops and the in habitants of the city of Zurich, Citizen MAY, Corn miffary of Government, in virtue of his full powers, has taken upon himfelf the office of Mediator; and has, in confequence, agreed upon the following Convention with the Municipality of the City : Art. I. The Commifary of Government, May, reigns, in full confidence, to the tnwnfmen of Zurich, the military fcr vice Of that City. and engages that he will eftabliik no garrifon there, but will perfon.llly repair thither as the chief place of the Canton, bringing along with him onlf a few pieces of ordnance. 11. All palt proceedings (hall be buried in oblivion. All the inhabitants of Zurich, as wdl as all the inhabitants of Helvetia, who have taken part in the late events, are difeharged from all iefponfibility. Cottfequently all thole who on either fide have been made prifoners, or arretted by the civil or military power, (ball be inftantly fet at liberty, if there be no other accufation apinft them. 111. Immediately after the ligning of the prefent Convention the fpeedieft means will be taken to put an end to all hoftile proceedings. Zurich, S:pt. ts. t nos, eight o'clock in the morning, in the name of the Municipality. (Signed) HIR2II.,,RUEINARD. Head-quarters at Zurichberg, Sept. as, igoz, nine in the morning. (Signed) MAY, Commiffary of the Government. • HOLLAND. HAGUE * . SEPT. 28.-.—CiEiEtri HULTMAN, our Minifter Plenipotentiary to the Pruffian Court, ar rived at Berlin on the 17th. On the part of Pruffia, it is raid, that the Privy Counfellor Von Ccs*a is deniml for this place, as Mintfter from the King of Pruffia to this Republic. Hisarrival is expelled with confiderable impatience, as many are Rill pleating themfelves that his Majefty Itill notirithes views of reftoring the Stadtholder • and the only reafon they grafp at is, the delay Which has taken place in the appointment of an Ambatrador. The Pat ac s of Naffau Orange has at length put himfelf into the polliffion of his indemnities, not however by the aid of the 'military, but of two de puties, Meas. Von PLurr,and ROTH, who, arriving at Waingarten on the 13th, took poffeftion of that Prelacy; as alfo of the county of Blumenegg, the Manors of Breckenzell, Libenau, Hagenau, and other fubordinate places. • It has within a day or two been reported that a new war is likely to break out between Auftria and France. But the EMPEROR'S refources are too wellknown togive any ferions credit to this affertion. ROTTERDAM, SEPT. 28.—The Afiatic Company has announced a confiderable Pale of Indian pro duds, which is to take place at Amfterdam on the 3d of November. Among • other articles is 1,73 r,2981b5. of different forts of tea. If this file had been announced a few days former, it would Dave prevented the fending of feveral capital or ders to Copenhagen for - the purchafe of that arti cle, at a fate which is fhortlf to take place in that metropolis. The late fire at Liverpool Teems to have had tome influence here on colonial produce ; coffees . !ugars are on the rite at prefent, and likely to experience Rill further gradual advance.. So confiderable has been the exportation of bides and (kips of lite, that both thole articles are aaually 'xeca me very fcarce. At St. 4ndero, in Spain, a Spanifh veffel is ar iived from Vera Crtiz, bringing home too,oco fires. The Bank Money of Amfterciam it. At 1 04 3-16a1S. LONDON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 4. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : 3 per Cent. Confols 69f p—Old 5 per Cent. Aral 10144-m. . Oirdejurn 7 diE PRICE OP STOCKS ON SATURDAY : 3 per Cent. Cont 69i I Eniliib Tickets 71. LP. Omniuni dif. Conf. foe Get. 6pii 7o Dustin, 5[14041111 3o —5 per Cent. Gov. Das. 9811. Lichangc—Dublin on London zoo. This morning we received a Moniteur of the 3oth ult. It contains little intelligence worth notice. The Legiflative Body of the Italian Republic have decreed that the fum of 13,397,461 livres, 17s. 3d. Milanefe currtncy, (hall be granted for the public expences. This money is to be rail - cd by a tax of fix deniers per ecu of eflimated property, payable one half with the quarterly payment of the ufual tax in September,and the other half .vith the other quarter in November. All the national property which can be fold by auCtion or by private files till the end of December, 1802, is alto placed at the difpofal of Government. • MMIIIMM The Kitc will hold a Levee on Wednefday, for the Foreign Miniflers and Noblemen. - Her MAJESTY will hold a Court on Thurfd ay, for the female Nobility. On Monday laa their MAJESTIES and the PRITI• cum's, with their attendants, were moll elegantly entertained by the Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM PITT, at his feat at Highfieid Park, Hants. The Royal Family honoured Sir WILLIAM with their com pany to breakfait, after which they walked about the Park and Pleafute Grounds for force hours, when they fat down to a moil fumptuous dinner, confiding of every delicacy the lead - cm afforded. Their MAJESTIES were pleated to eiprefs thelligh eit gratification at the attentions they received. In the evening the Royal Family returned to Windfor. The KING has been ➢leafed to appoint JOHN MARTIN LRAKR and _foam ERSRINg o Efqrs. be Cqmptrollers - of Army Accounts. Thurfday his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant ,of Ireland arrived at Dublin, after his excurfion to the South. The neceffity of being prefent at the o ffi cial induetion of the N e w Lord Mayor, accelerated his return, and prevented many parts of the South 'the ratification of a via from a Viceroy fo deferveoly popular. THEATRES. THEATRE, DRURT-LANE.•-011 Saturday, Mr. COLLINS, recently of the Southampton Theatre, made his &ft appearance before a London audi ence in the parts of 7.1641, in the few; and Robin Roughage', in the farce of Fortune': Frolids. In both he difplayed great comic talents ; in the lat ter particularly. Perhaps there will not be found many performers who pails fuperior claims to admiration as reprefentatives of country clowns — a little redundancy of aaion is always allowed to gentlemen who have been favourites in the coun try ; a judicious correction of which will generally make them favourites in town. The applaufe be llowed upon the new ador on Saturday mull have been extremely grateful to him. The amufements of the evening were multiplied by the popular interiude of Silvdlef Daggerwood. Mr. BANNISTER introduced the Song of captain Wattle and Mr/: Roe, which was univerfally encored. COVENT GARDEN.-Mr. COOKE, on Saturday evening, 'performed the part of Shy/vet, in the Merchant of Venice, to a crouded houfe. Portia was vet y well fupporred by Mrs. H. Sa:opts, particu larly in the fcene where the pleads before t h e Duke. MUNDEN'S Gaibo was humoNrous to excels. The Entertainment of Love a la Mode followed, and Mr. Coors and Mr. Lswts, as Sir Arcby M" Sar tain and Squire Grown, appeared contending with each other who thould a6t with moil fpirit. A report was in circulation on Saturday, that a friendly untleraanding had been ettablithed be tween the Cabinets of Vienna and the Thuilleries, through the influence of the Archduke CHARLES with the CHIEF CONSUL, and that the conduit, of his Imperial Majelly on the fubjeet of indemnities had the fecret concurrence of France. Nothing can he more foolith and abfurd than fuch a report. The Second Lieutenant Colonels of all regiments of the line, are, it is faid, to be reduced on the 24th December. The Second Majors, we under ttand, arc to be continued. We likewifc bear that all additional Lieutenants belonging to the three regiments of Guards are to be reduced on the 24th intl. *seeping a few, who are to remain as Enfigns;until vacancies may offer without purchafe. The corps of Yeomanry Cavalry of Norfolk Rangers were muttered on Thurfday the 17th ult. and four following days,' purfuant to Aa of Par liament; their Major, the Marquis of Towasa END, attended them on the ground each day; the three &ft on Hempton Green. On Sunday, after muf ter, they proceeded to church, and on Monday they were entertained with a dinner at Rainham, when the day was (pent with the greateft harmony and conviviality. _ _ _ - Mr. WEST, tree Englint Painter, gave a break. fin a few days (lice to the French Artifts, and to many, of the Eaglifh now at Paris; among whom were Citizen and Madame LIMON, the Earl and Countefs of OXFORD Mr. ERSKINE, Mr. FUSF.LI, and Mr. K EMSLE, ZeiiIsWILLIAMS, &C. Mr.WEST gave as toalt-6. May the artifts of France and Eng land live on good terms together, whatever may be the politics of the two countries." The French ar.it, drank, "To the health and glory of the Eng:A fh -\r tilts." One of the former gave the health of Mr. ERSKINE, "the defender of liberty," and laid, ht. obferred a refemblance between his countenance and that of DEMOSTHENES. Mr. ERSKINE replied, that .‘ he knew nothing of fuch a refemblance. but that if the Gentleman had di leovered in his face any traits, s hick marked - alovc of liberty,h.-_ magi t be affured that they would never change." A Petition to Parliament is preparing, and is already figned by 100 Liverymen, the objet of which is to render void the Lilt Elation tor the City of London. It is fet on foot by the friends of Sir Waratim LEWIS, with a hope of bringing him in on a new Elation. The grounds of the Pe tition are, that the poll,was irregularly condated, and contrary to the All of Parliament ; that the proper number of Clet ks did ant attend to do the bnfinefc, and that many of Si r Wareue's friends did not poll, in confequence of the Clerks telling them the poll was doled. Some days fince, Mr. Calleney, a furveyor, and his alrotants, having proceeded to Burgh, to let out the propofed new inclofure of the Common, ac cording to Aft of Pat 'Lament, the poor inhabitants collated, attacked them with itnes, and drove them from the ground : the chaile was extremely damaged by this attack. Lail Saturday, however, Sir It. Kerrifon, accompanied Mr. Calleney to the fpnt, when the fignal for the attack was again made by the people ; hut on the appearance of a party of dragoons, they retired, and the divi fion of the Common took place. PARISIAN FASHIONS.—The reign of head drefles ala T!ur, is over.—Our high-flying Belles no longer continue that-1 iw fafhion, for nothing is more common than to fee demireps, and even kit then wenches cropped. The fathi.nr of wearing turbans is again in favour ; Veils have never been laid afide, and Savoyard handkerchiefs are more worn than ever ; thofe lift are often wore witl. what is called a Regret—the head drefs fo called, confills of a wig without a foretop. The hats are of fatin, of rote colour or white—they are orna mented with a flat feather placed before. Turban. kite generally white, the molt corny are made of duffs, embroidered with gold, talk and gold, of worked in filver. The head dret; higheft in efteem is com,pofed ofhair, raifed in th e f orm o f a Pyra mid combed look before,and concealed behind by a veil fattened with a gold pin. ,Between the tuft of hair combed look in front, a red poppy is placed. The veil, which is of lace, thews a gold comb. The waifs are generally very low : tome women of ton wear long fhawls of purple cloth, with robes of black crape. In general fhawls of cloth and of one colour are preferred to thofe that are printed or figured. The fafhion of wearing fhort Tunics is not over—large fieeves are not to prevalent. AVe obferve from time to time robes without trains ; two or three hood mantles have made their appearance. Some of our young men wear coats which are not larger than waillcoars gaiters and nankeen pantaloons have been Toe ceeded by boots touted up with ycUvw, and 1{11;. fi ber breeches. MARGATF, OCT. I. The finenefs of this morning attraded ti proportion of the company remaining lb bathing•rooms. Above four hundred pm a falutary plunge in the briny flood.. Of Maack' Tha, Duke and Duchefs of Bata's, Lord and Lady MONTFORD, Lad! COTE, Lady C. VlLLiaas, Mrs. 81tAt.37 DUFF, COlOllOl CONWAY, were of the The Countcfs of Jxassy ufes the hot bat The fathionables, this morning, refoi Affembly-rooms to a Concert given the] benefit of Madame de THIE R iv', an emit of dilliation, and fix children. The col menced at half after one, with an of HAYDN's; a fonata on the harp followed, moifelle THIERRY, a child of ten yeari ATKINS fuag, Mat dm' fate forliidi, from Dumb. One of the children, a boy of e; played , a fonata on the harp, rhich fin &It aCt. The fecond ael commenced overture to Harlequin //multi ; a bravur. by Mrs. ATKINS; a French duet by th dren,accompanied by themfelves on the eluded this delightful treat to the lot , mony. Mrs. ATKims fang charmingly, a liberality which does honour to her 1: fufed to be paid for her f:rvices. The ti 3s. 6cl. each perfon. About 200 perfon: fent. The concert commenced at Half and broke up at three. To the philand SHAW (a. lady of fathion), we were in, the treat ; that lady circulated the tic) all her numerous acquaintances. We are happy to contradiet the repo; to the woman fervant faid to be run. o , Counters of JEasty's curricle. On inqi pears that the vehicle only went over th( and that lhe is not ferioufly hurt. Hei has bellowed every poffible attention of The fafhionables are on the eve of On Tnefday next, the Duke and Du ALBAN'S, Lady HEATHCOTE, Mr. and . &c. intend letting off topther for tow, Should the Duke of RICHMOND fIICI the purchafcs he is in treaty for in it is laid he will have double the file( man in that county. The title of Dianil's New Opera, fc at Covent garden Thu:re is Family DARLEY, the finger, who has late! from America, is. engaged at Covent G atre for three years. tin Evening Paper of Saturday Rai as follows At Birmingham Micha' which began of Wednelday, there was able large (hew of opinion{, and of a goo, We would adviie the Guildford Lan, judgment go by default. The Barri p .ffeffion of the: belt of all porfible eve proof of the pudding ! The neighbouthned of Tenhy, in Sol %bounds in pieurefque fcenery ; and . AYLSEORD often n: tkes excurfions with in his !writ!, for the purpofe of making F -I'H F. YELLOW FEVER—A forgou • i(h .1/ BERKELEY,in his continuation 01 th .: when the Yellow Fever raged in tl d :s, the Negroes with a tub of tar w• (parters did well ; but fome of the bet carried, among whom the phytician hi the - point of death. His brother rev however, by pouring down his throat ii fome of the fame liquor that recovered —This fact is derived from a Gentlem. Ifland of St. Chriflopher--Berieky's Monday fe'nnight, as Mr. John V Caine, was returning from London accompanied by Mr. J. Singers, of one of the firfl afternoon Bath coachi firioufly behind them they made way ; inflant of coming up with them, the wantonly flapping his wl:ip, and the gi ceffarily founding his horn (As there w in their way), the horfe took fright ; NI; lumped out and broke his leg ; Mr. S. in the chair, with one of the (hafts broi getting hold of the reins he pulled the hi a high bank. when he was thrown out diftance and much bruited. The co: drove on, though in view of the perilol of thefe gentlemen, apparently cat clef' fequences, and on his snit flopping at tl at Hounflow•heath, unfeelingly fem there was a fellow that had broken his hind. Mr. Wheeler was carried to t' public.houfe, when furgical afli fiance w. but a mot tification enftting, it occa fioni on the Friday following. Mr. S. is muc! and is in a fair way to do well. 1 , The following is given us as the del the Richmond temale fwindler, and a alEtts in her fchemes. Mrs. --- slier handfome, is between thirty and of age, tall and elegant in her perfon, e try in her . manners, an infinuating ; prety.ffrffing appearance, widows w.:% melancholy turn of mind ; which, with acquaintance with miiitary ()cern - I - eller the perfonal knowledge of many othcei my, enable her to impofe upon the ,with an artful tale, fcarce p( flible u dilted, except by the immediate acqn the charaCter affirmed. She lives with with whom the eloped, fometimes as others as his filler ; anti when a kind I in view, as at Richmond, he never ma peatance till the deed is done. The man is a few years older than and rather emaciated: he is well kit , neighbourhoods of Vauxhall and (their place of retreat from count: y by the fittitious name of S--r•-4; is t. made; long nofe and ftce; has the ar having been in a tk arm climate, and w having 101 l his hair he is ufually drel one might call the 11)1e of a Bond.tirt and has all the fimpering air of one of pedefirians. His &ignites are yaw... raaers he affumes, but the molt coma ufe of p pair of green fraacich led the greate r kg There to th e d perfon s took i• • 'rho Duk e Lady TBe.AATHL li: it,3HAWi Mrs, he 'number,. t bath daily. retorted to th e there for the emigrant lady e concert conk. I overture of v..eclitly Made. ars old. M rs , from Deaf ea Of eight ye ars , ch fi nith e d the need with th e kvura followed y the two did. the harp, eo. 1, hay. kgly, and, with er tlelikkgs, r e . he tickets-- wer e rfons were pr e • bit' after one, antht epic Mrs. .e indebted for tickets among report relativ e n. over by the inquiry, it ap r the girl's foot, Her Ladyshipof departure. Duchefs of S T . Ind Mrs. DLitt, the git. l m on town, fucceed in Bedfordihitt, income of any a, fortheom . ,:g Ziarrefr, lately rettmtd nt Garden r flares literally ichaelmas Fait, was a remark. good quality." Landlord tole: arrillers are in Le evidence—tie n South Wales, nd the Earl of with his peed • kingfiedw.. xotten remedy. in of Siris,ihyc, in the Weil in• rr water Ir. du better fort zuf• n hirofelf lay at record ed Lira, sat in fpoonfuh, red the Negroes. ntleman itt the y'S in Wheeler, of ion in his gig. of Beckingtofi, ichzs air - Teri vay ; but on he the coachman he guard none- 're was noth i ng Mr. IVlkeell S. remain i ngs broken, till by he horfe2gainit out to a great coachman ilia erilous situation clefs of the co . n • at the Magp ies , remarked that I his leg loft be • to the MAgPles e was procured, lioneJ his death • ch recovered; &Cc tl rtinn of Li a fellow who has a face m- ind forty yea rs 3 •• • genteel an, n z aJdrefs rou wf:eds, and a with a gsne rai rnces, ;Wed to slicers i n cheat. • moil wa ry • to he c'ch"i with the p erk s his • nd of ohl , er7 is r makes h is known I n t he Id ICenningt° l ! ti y 0.e0r.:( Is tall an.. thi n e a ppearance • „ id wea rs , ; ad tre in `":„. iireet lour,: • letf 11 ' 1ea • , s as the ch i t nun= t