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sw• 1 LONDON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER so. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY. AT ONE O'CLOCK t Confols 641—Ditto, for account, r . Reduced 651 1, --5 pt r Ccnt. loli tat — Loos Ann. aO,. Ontuiam 24 i 24. • PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: 3 per C. Red. 68} I A Long Ann. 20•19•461 3 per C. C0n1.69 ii I Short Ann. 5 344 4 per Cent. 871 88 ()maim 244 4 5 per C. Ann. tin{} 1. Eieheq. Bills it. diC 5 int C. Loy. tot 103 3011. ConL for Nov. 69} 7c4 70} This day we received Paris Journals to the 16th inflant, inclufive. _ They contain a copy of the Preliminaries of Peace which the laR papers announced to have been !Sped between France and Ruilia. They alfo contain letters to the FIAST CONSUL from TOUSSAINT Louvirroa e, dated St. Do mingo, the t zth February laft, and 16th July, ac compan;ed with an Official copy of the new Con ftitution for that Ifland. The laft of thefe letters we have fubjoined a the Conflitution to which it alludes was laid before our readers fome time ago. We have alto laid before our Readers, betides the Articles above referred to, Tome extrafts, to thew in what manner the news of M.LAURISTON'S arrival at London is told in Paris.—Tiert Conf 56f. Citizen JosErn Botio AAAAA counfellor of Rate, has been appointed Minifter Plenipotentiary of the Republic to the Congrefs at Amiens.—joarnal de: Definfeure de la Adele. Private letters from Arentberg, dated Oaober 7, hate, that the Chapter of Cologne Lave proceed ed to the eleetion of a new Elector, and that the choice has fallen on his Royal Highnefs the Arch duke ANTHONY. EXTRACTS FROM THE MOMTEUR. PARIS, OCT. 13.—YellerdAy the fignature of Peace between the French Republic and his Ma- jelly the Emperor of all the RulEas was announced by the difcharge of limy cannon. The brother of Citizen OTTO arrived at Paris at eight in the evening this day : he left London on the z ith. Citizen LAVRISTON, Aide-de-camp of the Ftzsr Coast'', arrived at London on the Both, at ten in the morning, and the exchange of Ratifications took place in the courfe of the day. In the evening there was a general illumination. Citizen LAVILISTON took the earliell opportuni ty of paying a vifit to Lord Hawasssuay, Mr. ADDINGTON, and Lord Sr. VINCINT ; he dined with Lord Hawzissuzr. Mr. ADDINGTON laid to him, "• This is not an Ordinary Peace, it is a reconciliation between the two &ft nation► in the • world." Lord Sr. VINCENT Paid to Citizen LAE/ROSTON, 41 That he would immediately difpatch packets to every part of the world, to put a (lop to hoftilities; that the leaft delay might occafion the death of a great many men, and that civilized Europe had loft too many during this long war." Citizen Latimisros was received with every mark of diftinEtion, both by the Government and the people. The near CONSUL, on his part, has been im. prefred with a deep fenfe of the tellimonies of eaeem (hewn for him on this occafion by the Englifh. Citizen VINCENT, Chef de Brigade, Direetor of Engineers at St. I)omirgo, has arrived at Paris. He has brought fcveral letters from ToussAtNT- LouvsLTuar, and an official copy of the Coniti , tution, which is prefented for the approbation of the Mother Country. This projcet will be fub *flitted in a few days to the difcuffion of the Coun cil of State. Citizen VINCENT has given the moft fitisfa6tory accounts tell:idling the Rate of cultivation in the colony. TOUSSAIN r-Lout• ERTUR r, without any commu nication almoll with Government, and not even having an opportunity of knowing its intentions, may have fometimes been deceived, but he has al ways rendered it important fervices. The civil war has at length cc:11-d ; the colony is in a (late of tranquillity, and the French people cannot for get that it is in part to him that they arc indebted for the prefervation of beautiful and important colony. - It is probable, that Lveral articles of the Con he had pripiuld will not be adopted in France ; but the changes, which the intereft of the rnother country y tei i iiire, will be to the advan tage of the commi.; ce, agriculture, and profpe tit y of Saint Dombign.—Afoniteur. TREATY OF PF AC F tiF FWFFN THE FRENCH °FPI! RI. I C AND HIS MAJESTY THE EMPEROR OF ALL THE VSSIAS. OCT. II 5.---Tlll FIRST CONSUL of the French Republic, in name of the French pcop!e, anJ his Isin;r ST I', the Friipci,,r (if 411 the ani rnat,-1 µ ith a &fire re.t!l.iblithing the relations and unti.r.l hich egific(l bec.vecn the twn Govcrunienc: Irfrre the war, a 1.," et putting an en. to vils with v Lich Europe is Jilined, LAY; p. wed f.,1" this purpok, ever. viz.—the FIRST CONSLI; of the French Repnblie:in the name of the French,people, Citizen CHARLES MAL/Rica TALLEYRAND, Minifter of Foreign Re lations; and his Majefty t,he EMPEROR of all the RufGas, the Sieur ARCADI Count. de MARCOTT, a Member of his Privy Council, ;and Knight of the Order of St. Alexander Newfki, and Grand Croft of that of St. %Vladimir of the firs clefs, who after a verification and exchange of their Credentials, agreed on the following articles I. There (hall in future be peace and good un derftanding between the French Republic, and his Mhjcfly the EMPEROR of all the Ruffias. 11. In coafequence, no hoftility Mall be com mitted between the two States, dating from the day of the exchange of the ratifications of the pre fent Treaty ; and neither of the contrafting par ties fhall furnifh to the enemies of the other, either external r•r internal, any affillance or contingent, in men or money, under any denomination what-, 111. The two contraaing parties being defirons as much as in them lies, to contribute to the tran quillity of the refpelive governments, mutually promifc not to fuller any of their fubjeas to main tain any correfpondence whatever, either direaly or indirealy, with the internal enemies of the pre fent governments of the two States, to propagate in them principles contrary to their refpeaive con fthutions, or foment troubles; and in confequence of this agreement, every fubjea of either of the two powers, who, while lefnling in the States of the other, !hall attempt any thing againft their fafety, shall be immediately removed from the faid country, and tranfported beyond the frontiers, without power of claiming in any cafe the pro teCtion of his government. _ _ IV. In regard to the re-eflablifnment of the re fpeeive legations, and the ceremonial to be fol lowed between the two governments, it is agreed, that the ufage which culled before the prefent war (hall be adhered to. V. The two contra ling Parties, until the for mation of a new Treaty of Commerce, agree to re-ellablifh the commercial relations between the two Countries on the footing on which they were before the war, fo far as can be done, and conlif tent with the modifications which time and circum fiances may have introduced,and which have given rife to new regulations. VI. The prefent Treaty is declared common to the Batavian Republic. VII. The prefint treaty Mall be ratified, and the ratificatior. exchanged within fifty days, or fooner, if poffible. In faith, of which we, the underfigned, by vir tue of our full powers have figned the Paid treaty, And have affixed to it our fcals. Done at Parts, the t6th Vendemlaire, zoth year of the french Republic, (Odiober 8, 18o1.) (Signed) CH. MAX. TAL AAAAAA D. COUNT DA MAICOFT. TOUSSAINT LOUOERTURE, COMMANDER IN CHILE OF THE ARMY OF ST. DOMINGO, TO CITIZEN BONA PARTE, FIRST CONSEIL OF THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. Cape Francais, July t6t6, aot. Citizen Consul—The Minifter of the Marine, I in the account which he gave , you of the political fituation of this colony, which I communicated to him in my difpatches fent by the corvette PEnfant-Prodigue, returning to France, mull have fubmitted to you my Proclamation of the gth of February laft, for the convocation of a central Af fembly, which, at the moment when the union of the Spanith part to the French part of The ifland was efteCted, might form of St. Domingo only one and the fame country, fubjed to the fame Govern ment, and fix its defliny by wife laws, fuited to localities and the manners of the inhabitants. I have now the fatisfaCtion of announcing to you that the lift hand has been put to this work, and that the refult has been a conftitution, which promifes happinefs to the inhabitants of this colony, fo long unfortunate : I take the earlieft opportunity of fending it to you, for your approbation and the fandion of my Government. For this purpofe I have difpatched to you Citizen VINCENT, Di reetor-general of Fortifications at St. Domingo, to whom I entruft this valuable depofit. The Central Altembly having requefted me in confcquence of the want of laws, and the neceflity of making their Empire fucceed that of anarchy, to c:tufe my Conftitution to be provifionally put in execution, as being like to promote its future welfare, I have complied with their defires, and this Conftitution has been received by every dal's of citizens with tranfports of joy, which will not fail of being revived when it !hall be invefted with the fanCtion of government. Health and profound relive, (Signed) TOUbSAIIIT LOUVERTURE. FR ANC FORT, OCTOBER B.—The grand nueftion is at length decided: the new Eleetor of Cologne has been named. This unexpeaed flrokc has greatly difconcerted the politicians. They had made :arrangements that the elation fliculd not take place, but having recovered from thkir fiat furprife, they now publilh that the Archduke Ahr 'tows , will not accept, and woe to thole who do rot believe them, they abfolutely with that the war fhould rccoanueucc.—La Cif du Cabinet, NAUTICAL INTELLIGIACE. MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND W. S. W. ARUM,. PER. • o Hamburgli. I z Dublin, Odt. s 6, " s o Waterford, 1 z Donnagbadee, Odt. IE6, o PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 19. Sailed the Aarruuss, of 38 guns, Captain WooLsy, for Madeira; and the GLEN se oar, of 38 guns, Capt. TsLsor, for Cork. Two cartels, with 350 French prifoners on board of each, went out of harbour this morning. They appeared highly delighted at the idea of returning to their native country, by repeated huz zas as they paffed the Platform, accompanied by violins, tamborines, &c. POOLE, OCTOBER a. By fhe Albion, Captain Betocs, which has juft arrived here in 16 days from Newfoundland, we learn, that before he failed from Carbonear, a re port prevailed of intelligence having reached St• John's from Halifax, with an account that a con. fiderable armed force, confifting of fix or eight of the enemy's vefrels, had alTembled on the craft of Nova Scotia, and that it was expelled they would proceed to Newfoundland, to annoy the &berg. In confequence of this intelligence, every precaution was about to be taken ht that ifland, to frußrate as much as poßible their defign, in cafe any thing of the kind fliould be attempted. We learn that feveral Rout privateers have of late (hewn them felves in and about the Bay of Fundy, and that they have been very daring and done mifchief, par ticularly among the fmall craft ; their difappear ance may poffibly have raifed the above fufpicion, as to their deftination, and hence moll likely has proceeded the alarm. There privateers, are faid to be from Guadaloupe, and to have their rendez vous at Pnrtfmouth, in the United States, but they carry thither none.of their prizes : their views ap pear to be of a depredatory nature, but the cir cumftance altogether does not excite here much attention. MILFORD, OCTOBER i 6. The LONDON PACKET armed !hip, Lieutenant Facets, having on board about too French prifo- ners, which he was conveying from Plymouth to Liverpool, was attempted to be feized by the pri loners on Thurfday left, while off the Lizard : the Officers being at dinner, the prifoners armed themfelves with iron bars, handfpikes, and what ever inftruments of offence they could provide, rote on the crew on. deck, and began fallenidg down the hatches and falling on them. The noife alarmed the Officers, who immediately armed themfelves and rufhed on the infurgents, whom they in a fhort time fecured, the latter throwing themfelves down the hatches more espeditioufly than they had ever done before to efcape their merited punifhment : feveral of them are feverely wounded ; but the Officers and crew efcaped un hurt, and very fhortly cleared the decks, and have come into this port. ♦NOTNLR LETTER, UM. DATE. Arrived the William, DAVIS, Induftry, Osr a, from Cardiff for London; Recovery, Haar, from Bratol for Alderney ; Lady Fitzgerald, CROSBY, Hibernia, GILMORE, from Briftol to Cork. Yefterday arrived the Low DON PACKET, armed (hip, Lieutenant .Facas, from Plymouth bound to Liverpool, with too French prifoners. On Thurfday laft, when between Falmouth and the Lizard, during the time the Officers were at dinner, the prifoners rote upon the crew on deck, and thought by fattening down the hatches and fcuttles, and arming themfelves with handfpikes, iron bars, &c. to have been able to take the and put the crew to death. The noife being heard on deck by Mr. FEGAN and his Officers, they im mediately armed themfelves with pikes and cut laffes, and got up the cabbin bits ; when the Frenchmen raw them, they precipitated them felves down the hatchway, which they were now as eager to get open, as they had been before to fallen, and in a few minutes order was completely reftored, without any injury whatever to the Offi cers and Crew of the LONDON PACKET. Several of the Frenchmen are wounded, fome of them dangcroufly. In confequence of the news of Peace having ar rived before the LONDON PACKET left Falmouth, (which port (he put into) it was not thought ne ceffary to obferve that extreme degree of ftrietners which had been before ufed; and the Frenchmen availed themfelves of this circumllance, in order to carry their barbarous dcfign into execution. FROM I.I.OYDS LIST. DEAL, °crofts* i9.—Arrivcd the Isis man of war, Commodore Su rroN, with a fleet of gun boats, &c. from Dungcnefs.—Jailed the RAVEN Hoop, with a convoy, to the weltward. Wind N. N. W. GRAVESEND, OCT. 16.—P;IfTed by, the Rambler, —,from Stockl.olm; NeWC.likIC Trader, I,C RE R, from Guernfey, FlorentiA, I.AwsoN, liorn Nfor 14ix ; Ncetunus, —, from Oport..; c! • hion, , from Barcelona.—Saikd the N.. FINDLAY, for Jamaica ; Ann, DAsnit.r., for Ncw Providence ; Mary, PALMER. for Say.umili ; and Traveller, —, fur Gucrnley, • AR,IVED At Liverpool—Xste, White, from St. Vincent's ; Poftlethwaite, from Martinique; Caldleott Saw., , St. Lucie; and Carrier, Falder, front Peterfisurgh. At Barbadoes--Dathef, Phillips, from Africa. At Brifiol—Floffnung, from St. Auden); and -, from Oporto. At Falmouth—New York, Seymour, from Tew In the Downa-.-Two Brothers, Jones, from M.lssu. At Newfoundland—Hobe, Born, from Lircrpool. At Clyde—lfabella, King, from St. Kitt's. At Leith—Turton, Frafers, from Jamaica. In Yarmouth Roads—Sally, Michael, from Fismbargh. At Oporto—Duchefs of Cumberland, 'Toth; an. vent. Humphries, from London. At Lifbon—Bella Judith, --, from Oran. At Poole—Albion, Brigs, from Newfoundland. At Aberdeen--Ailtive, Law, from Riga. In Spain—lndultry, Mitchell, from Loudon. The PRINCE WILLIAM, GOOD DESIGN, and P 1 mows armed Mips are to be paid off at Neucafile. TheCH r Kam armed sloop, and the Row ( tit MENTOR, and LONDON PACKET armed veil, to be paid off at Deptford. The PEGGY and POLLY tenders are to br charged at Greenwich. The hoop Aurora (of Carmarthen ), Jo , r 3, f London to Plymouth, laden with wheat, is FL: into Torbay, having fprung a leak, and fk4,,J, damaged her cargo. The HART cutter failed from Elfineur for En , . land on the 6th intl. with about fifty or fist : 4. fels under convoy. The American !hips Pomona and Nos, tured by the French privateer Eolus, are relc.: .; and the Ems, under Prat - fan colours, capturt..: l la Mafcarde, is condemned. His Malefty's Blip ADDER, with a convoy 107 the Baltic, failed from Gravefend on the 16:h infant. The Belzebub, GROVE, from London for Ham. burgh, is loft near the Tezel. Mr. T. Doersc is appointed Lieutenant of the CESAR. Mr. C. Ticamemo H appointed Lieutenant of the NAMUR. Mr. Joisw JOKES is appinted Lieutenant of the CAIWATIC. W 4 watt PARITR, Efq. is appointed Captain cf his Majefty's Ship the HELM', of 28 guns. His MAJESTY yenerday took his morning ride on horfeback in Windfor Great Park, accompa. nied by the Dukes of KENT and Comssautsp, Prince ADOLPH vs. PrinceffesSorniA and AMFLIA, Lord WaLsison•st, Colonel MANNINGNAM, a-d Major Disnitow ; and at twelve o'clock took tlic diverilon of hunting with the harriers* The QUEEN, and Princelier AvGLISTA, ELIZA. BETH, an MAZY, took an airing to Frogmore. The Earl and Counters of CA RDIGAII, and Lady CAROL 111 WALDEGILAT r, left Windfor on Suniay for London. Prince WILLIAM of GLOUCESTER k apronhvel by the Duke of YORK to the command of ti p Northern Diflrift. We believe his Royal High. nefs will make Lancafter his head.quarters. The different divillons of Englith (hips of wa cruizing off the coatis of Holland, Zealand, a the mouth of the Scheldt (flays a letter from Bra fels), celebrated the return of Peace by frequent difcharges of artillery. It was by the English Admiral GRAVES that the Dutch were fill ap. prifed of this important event. The late Countefs of HOLDWIESSI was r, daughter of the Sieur Dooat.zr, one of the 7 . :(r• bles of Holland, and niece to the GREFFIFS GEL. She was marricd to the Earl at the Ha t e. 1744. His Lordthip was Secretary of S:.oc 1761, and, it will not be foon forgot, religno.t t:te feats to the Earl of BUTE! The Southern Coalt of France, from the Noes of the Adour to that of the Gironde, is covered with light rands, which for the fpace of icsieraF. five leagues, are not only 101 l to agriculture, bat being moveable by the winds, threaten to over whelm the neighbouring plains. A mode of ding fecurity and ufefulnefs has at length been .! covered ; it can only be elfeded by pLintir with the fea fir, which mull be for fome ferved with the greated caution from the violence of the winds and the feorching heat of the tutn. A large forell has already been reared in this ner between the Teta and the Ocean. A Ftench priell, named FLEURY, who has been in Em;lincl fince 1792, has conftraled an horizontal nin•.- mill, which is free from the &fats of act . : a , au ♦ertical fweeps. It goes alfo with equal force at all times, whatever may be the inequalhy , t !le wind. The invention has received the aproue tion and reward of the French Government• During the late illuminations in Dublin ca to of the Pea..e, tevetal females were fiigh:ei into fits, from which Come of them with dmi,:ll recovered, by the near arid unexpeCted dii;:r a of fire arms ; and, fhame to manhood ! fcw-1 1 perfons wearing the garb of gentlemen, were ta praFtice this fpecies of (port ! A brute of th , s fcription (we will not call him a man) ‘va, caufe of a lady falling into Ilrong convulfur , l Dame-(!reel, by fuddenly difcharging a pilinl to her ear. A favage would have had more n.471' and natural coniidetation for the lex, and worfc than ravage deferved to have been whirl , • l at a cart's tail.—Several perfons furnmoneLi fore the Superintendant Magiftrate Lilt we,..k, Major Swan, for throwing fquibs, were conviciesi , And fined according to law. • P. Donditte, a fericant in the Seth was convicted at Lynn Seffions on Tuelday, of mica ing a tn.,: and a two IN4lnd Note of t.' • !Link of England knowing them to be forged, and re ceived lenience of Death. M. M'Kan w•i% 11 ° ": 1 aN an accomplice, but acquitted. Thorfday le'nnight a fire broke out in a flack ,aid hchinging to M. R. Grimmer, of Hockx , •. l c l sciltan, which confumed a large hay-flack, two icks of barley, two large flacks i.l peafe, one ,f rve, and 1:nor cotrarec, near the fame lard, with 0 411 the furniture therein, MN turn this' ape own Cool hod «I Sati the yc forme tofu/ I fpeare cious i comp! lwmo ail fuc r in ds: cell Arthl Earl c Lard Ldrd Lord MOM Gewe Atten Jun Sir jo! Sudo Poins pitta ra g e ftico SUCDC Davy Fans Snare Magi Ehaek Wart Feeble Ilan Hoar Fringe s `bhn F the con the (6; of this more c u:teft 1 ment of pocity kr.avem tying 11, 2 fyi ti•!:.. • ::,frcren . Kay Lein to But their in ived, ~nd int Tim (licc "Cie, .of The fct her r.ro mot (•°•S Qr q: ~.. _,. ~