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NN : FPOW'3, ,i!PIZ. ":1! 1.1 an.. wouNon ,„ 31, t)lZ.i,an I •'.. .‘" %• , s t:'l I'. r I'. 1 , 1% : ....en r, , tor'h, nf t , . e t', ,secs %%no have fuffcred tit. or •!„:, C Royal lii,.trasfs th. Dtd.c f , tic tlty of I Tht. .nnonalsla 1 n'.l 10." , a m;•.• a I..—a C. Iver•orsar..ll)tre...l. , s, 4th. I' kola En,land 525 Cl o 4 11iii , nt: C 074 ,, : t 3 In 0 011. .r.. 1 Privates ar th. II; ,1ta1t5.5.6 4 4 8 (tat'').:. i'ay ..f the R.• .; .,1 , . ot 5. :1 . It' s 4i ii ICS On: P.:y 01 the 01E. `.7 01.5..k1:51.. 1 , hi I D.r.s Pay float the 25.1 Privates of • the Kilka..ny One Day's Pay of .10. Officsr,. of tin Ead Suffolk Mifraa - - - - O. P tits Ofacis and Privates of the I °t NI - - - Tln I 1,4, of F.allri s Yeomanry Cavalry °rows and Prisat,s of the 4th Dr.:goons Ao.: Subfcriptions already advertiled to the ult. anint.nting to 5698 ts yi fcriptions received in Edinburgh to the 25th ult. 988 3 6 REctivcd liner the :sth. Dr. Charles Bvan,y,Guenwit - 5 5 0 j. 11. Browne, 5 5 0 ,ant a-d Robert Colquhoun - - to to o Lint of Witichrifea - - to to 0 Tile Officer: of the 7th (or Queen's onm) Regiment of Light Dragoons - - - - 82 19 0 The Royal Clan Alpine Regiment,T%vo Days Pay ato 0 o The Rcay Fencible Highlanders, One Day's Pay 46 8 o The Subferiptions continue to be reeeivedat Lloyd's Cone*. haute, and at the f Ihwing Bankers, viz. Earn,ahnr, and Co. St. James's -fired. liammerfley's, Pall-Nlall. Drummond's. Charing-croft. Lotus's, Strand. Snow, Sandby, an 1 Paul, Strand, Child's, Fleet-Ricet. Hoare's, Fleet-itreet. Smith, Paytie, and Smiths, George-ftreet, Manion-Souk. ' ltobarta and Curtis, Lombanl-ftreet. Bofanquet, Beacbcroft, and Reeves, Lombard-ft:tot. Martins, Stones, and Foote. Lombard-Rreet., Sir William Forbes and Co. Edinburgh; anti Latouehe and Co. Dublin. 5 ) C 1 4 2 C 74 4 7 8 13 6 28 2 7 IC 10 0 68 18 3 PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY. . S For the REFORM of CRIMINAL POOR CHILDREN, and OFFSPRING of CONVICTED PERSONS. I-F.s Royal iiizhnefs the Duke of YORK, Prefident, THE COMMITTEE of thic SOCIETY beg kaVe to acknowledge the following new Suhfcriptions re ceived in the Quarter crding the 3oth of June, 1801. They at the fame time entreat the Contributions of the Public towards the further fupport and eatenfion of an laltitution, calculated to refeue from perdition a very numerous deferiptlem of Infirm Poor in this Kingdom. Thole marked • are in addition to fortner donations. Colledtion at the Annivcrfary Wm. Gray, Efq. 4x Sermon Finals& by Dr. Wm. Clarke, Efq. too o . Rennet, at Curzon Chapel J. Johnfin, Efq. zoo o 4140 3 R. Godwin, Efq, 21 0 •11Valker, Efq. V. P. 31 to •J. Harman, Efq. V. P. 21 0 ]_:rues Taddy, 21 0 .c. Steers, Efq. - 21 0 ober: Wyatt, Efq. at o George Wade. Efq. 11 0 Philip Antrobus, Efq. at o •F. Newton, Efq. ax o 'Mr. j. Bagvrill - 21 o •C.Bofanquet, Efq. as o J.A. Rucker, jun. Efq. at 0 George Wade, EN. ft 3 Lady Cave -ao 0 john Turton, Efq. 12 o Samuel Hall, Efq. ao o Brook Watfon, Efq. to to *ler. Harman, Efq. to to ' C. Piefchell, g. to to *Mrs. J. Harman to to A. IL - - 10 to •W. Mpllifa, Efq. to to S. C. - - to to A Friend - to o 'John Blackburn 5 Sir H. S. Mildmay, Bt. s 5 John Blades - Peter Rucker, Efq. 5 s J ohn Harrifon, Efq. o H. J. Rucker, Efq. .5 5 I.Tyrwbitt Drake, Efq. 3 3 Richard Harford, Lfq. 3 3 Lady Northwick a 2 Sir AV. Johnftone, Bt. 2 2 Mortice Birkbeek. Efq. a a Mrs. Lucy Lane -aa D. Watney, jun. Efq. a a Daniel Watney, Efq. 2 2 R. Campbell, Efq. - Thomas Stepney, Efq. a a Thomas Bnfh, Efq. 2 2 W. A. Latham, Efq. a a John Rugg, Efq. - a a *Brooke Bridges, Efq. a a Mts. Robinfon - 1 a Mifs'Burton - - a I T. Oldham, Efq. - I t J. B. Richards, Efq. a Chris. Teri-y, Efb. - 1 George t Mr. Pici,ferd - a I Colonel Brownrig I Mr. Wildman - a a Lady Maria inch 1 P. Templet:tun, Efq. Lady Harriet 1 inch t I B. - - a A l 14.1.4 - - 1 1 Edward Warner, Efq. t Bev. J. Phillips - t a Mr. Ives John D. Hague, Efq. I s George Elliot, Efq. Mrs. Holmer t a David Walters, Efq. George Walker, Efq. a r Wm. Marfham, Efq. George Scott, Efq. t t Miis Pickford - Mils Brandon - 1 1 Jane Fane Mr. Debancy a a hilip Peard, Efq. Mac Headley - i i William Stock, Efq. Mrs. R. Bligh t William Holmer, Efq. Thomas Halforf - I I John Alton, Efq. • Mr. Marriott - a I Anonymous - SUBSCRIPTIONS towards BUILDING a CHAPEL. Received rime the ill of April, tBot. its Royal li izhnefs the 1.. Millington, Efq. Puke of York 32 10 Dr. J. Sims, V. P. S. 11“1.mquei ,Y.fq. V. P. 25 0 C. Picfchell, Efq. .10 to E. i'ktchrt, 1 fq. st 0 S. C. by Ranfom et Co. to to Earl of Dartmouth 10 10 A Greenland, Efq. 25 5 Brook Watfon, Efq. to to John Winter, Efq. 5 5 S. Bofanquet,jun Efq. ao o H. Cavendifh Efq. 5 5 E. &amoral, Ffq. to OW. Hotilflon, Efq. 5 5 lion. and Rev. E. Legge 5 5 Peter Pcirfon, I fq. 5 5 J. Steers, l'fq. - 5 5 Edward Steers, Ili. 5 5 ifaac Currie, Efq. t 5 Robert Collett, Efq. 5 3 Lawrence - s 5 Mr. John Hillman 5 5 S. Stratton, Efq. - 5 5 Mrs. George Adams S S Thos. Denham, Efq. 5 5 John Lambert, Efq. 5 0 I.d.Bulkeley, V. P. - 5 0 Peter TeR, Efq. - 5 o Mrs. Minctt - 5 o George Wolfe, Efq. s o Mrs. Hyde - 5 o Henry Roithy, Efq. 5 o Dudley Adams, Efq. 5 o G. A. Kempenfelt, Efq. 3 3 Pi . John Hill - 5 o Brooke Bridges, Efq. 3 3 Willis, Efq. s o Mr. W. Simplon 3 3 John Deane, Efq. - 4 4 Rev. 1.. Ironmonger 2 1 Choumert, Efq. 3 3 Jofeph Pulley, Efq. 2 1 Bilhop of Chichi:ll.er 3 3 Alen Bennett, Efq. 2 1 Jones Warne, Efq. ; 3 Francis Lind, Efq. a 1 Samuel Horror, Efq. 3 3 Thos. Madham, Efq. a 2 Mils Hunt - 3 0 Thos. Harrifon, Efq. 1 1 Sir Wm. I i igbtoo 1 1 Timothy Leach, Efq. 2 Cl, ill. Johnfon, Efq. 1 1 Mrs. 'Ehackell - 1 1 D. A. p,r !.Ir. I lolfurd 2 1 Mr. Thomas Hay 1 2 W ',Mani Price 1 1 Henry Cooke, Efq. 2 2 P..:•,rt Slade. Ffq. a a Samuel Jackfon, Efq. 2 2 tree Dance. 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PHILLIPS, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard, fold by Hurft, Wallis, Symonds, and Weft and Hughes, Pa ternofter-row ; Lackington, Allen, and Co Finfbury-fquare ; Crotby and Letterman, Stationers' -court; Wilfon and Spence, York; E. Balfour, Edinburgh; J. Archer, Dublin; and by all Bookfcllers and Stationers. N. B. That this popular Work may obtain an immediate cir culation, commenfurate with the Important and ufdul informa tion which it contains Mr. Phillips engages, at any time, to exchange with any Bo okfcllcr, copies of any of his publications for new, clean, and parteEt copies of this Work. FRANCE. PARIS, AUGUST 3. A faCtion, competed of feveral individuals, ene mies to Government, had for tome time part dif tributed clandeftinely printed pamphlets and longs, in which the Firit bagiftrates of the Republic were bafely and outrageoufly calumniated. Thefe libels were commonly thrown into the letter-boxes, or flipped under the hall-doors of thole for whom they were intended. The authors have at length been difcovered, and among , them are Sooz, Ex- Canon of Sainte Chapelle ; REMOUILLF, Ex-pre fident of die Mint; and Jouawur, Officer of the Colonies, who enjoyed a penfion from Government. AUGUST 4.—A letter from Berlin, of the itn of July, fays, that the Englilh, French, and Ruf fian Minillers hold frequent conferences, which is confidered as a favourable omen of the re-ellablifh merit of a general peace. In the fitting of the 3d of Augnlt the Conterva tive Senate renewed its office. General KELLFR maw was defied Prefident. The new Secretaries arc Citizens MoNGF and BliaruLLEstv. Thefe nominations were announced to Government by a meffage. The FIRST CONSUL attended the gna sd pirade on the 4th initant, and reviewed the troops, who went through various evolutions with great pre cifion.—He afterwards gave a dinner to the Ge neral Officers. According to letters from Berlin, of the 18th of July, Lord CARYSFORT, the Englifh Miniller, ufes every exertion to obtain from the Pruffian Go vernment the evacuation of Hanover. It is thought that if new obtlacles fhould not arife, the evacua tion would take place about the 7th of Augull, on which day the contra& for the maintenance of the troops would expire. Thefe letters alfo Rate, that Pruffia had not then acceded to the conven tion concluded at Peterfburgh the r 7th of June. The .prifoners lately arrefled At Bareuth are guarded with the grcatcfl flrietnefs. The Kist: of PRIJS‘IA has enjoined in the molt formal man ner, the General commanding at Bareuth, to fee that they !hall not communicate with any body. Various arrefls of French emigrants have alio taken place at Anfpach and Erlingen. A letter front the flag= of the 28th of July, in the 67/ du Cabin d, ftys--. , All the failors who were on board the rizet of Admiral DF WINTER, are landed, and compute the g trriii,ns of I lelvoet and Brcille." M. Baron EfIRF NSWARD, the Swedifh Minifler for trance, is arrived at Paris. A letter. from Frankfort (4f the 29th July, con. taining further part cularc a the perfinti arracd at Barcuth, Rates, that the one called Durand, who is fo axial; guarded, is Imbcrt Colonies, for merly Mayor cf I.yore, w 1 o early in the R.zvolit tion emigrated to Rufba to follow the Ex Count 1 A RTOIS, and who, having Afterwards procured his crafore lion' the lilt of emigrants, seas made by a then powerful party Li Member of the Counfel of Five Hundred in the fpring of 1796, where he was at the head of a new intrigue ! Proferibed by the law of the 19th Fruflidor, (Sept. 6.) lie went to Germany, thence to England, and back to Ger many, w here he has been confantly forming eon , fpiracies again(( the Republic. It was to fee him that PICHFGRU came to Bareuth. A French corvette convoying thirty merchant ' (hips, off Marfeillcs, about ten days iince, fell in with two Englifh privateers, at anchor in a creek. The corvette condueted its convoy fate beyond the reach of the privateers, and then fired a broadlide at them, upon which they were for the moment defertcd by their crews. They afterwards fue -1 ceeded in capturing a very flow-biding Neapolitan yelfel belonging to the convoy, which was laden with a cargo of about 3300 cwt. of Sicilian allies, on account of a merchant oEMarfeilles.—Monikur. JEAN FAYARD, a colleaor of taxes, of Niort, in Poitou, was, the other day, found hanging on a tree. His murderers took care to fecure 3600 byres of public money, which he had about him. From Serqueux (Upper Marne) we hear, that on the 24th of July, that and feveral neighbouring communities were entirely defolated by a dreadful form of hail. Corn-fields, meadows, vineyards, trees, beans, peafe, and all growing vegetables, are for this feafon rendered utterly walk and ufelefs by it. The hail-Bones lie unmeltcd on the ground. Between the zoth of May and the zoth of June, 747 judicial fentences have been pronounced by the Courts Criminal and Special. Of there 57 t were fenteaces of condemnation ; 176 fentences of ac quittal ; 10 3 of the perfons accufcd were condemn ed to dcath. Citizen FORFAIT, Miniller for Naval Affairs, has written officially to the PrefeEts of all the maritime departments of the Republic, requiring notice to be tranfmitted to him, after every naval engage• ment, concerning the feamen and marines who (hall have been wounded in it, and concerning the furviving relations of the killed, that proper relief may be afforded them, at the public expence. The EMPEROR of GERMANY has ordered pay ment to be made of the arrears of inter& due to the creditors of the Imperial Government in Bra bant, Holland, Switzerland, the Milanefe, and Genoa. The Eta PIRO& of RUSSIA gives, in a prefent to the Archduke PALATINE, the rich paraphetnalia of thelate ARCHDUCHEss,includinga fumoli,ooo,ooo roubles, which that Princefs left in Ruffia. The territory of Neuviller,near Nancy, has been ravaged by an hail-norm. The Kiwc of ETRURIA went to view the Plain of Marengo, on his way to Parma. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. GENOA, JULY 18.—The crew of a fly boat from Cori - tea has brought certain intelligence of the re turn of Admiral GANTHEAU ME'S lquadron from the coati of Egypt, where the troops on board were difembarkcd. On the t4th this fquadron was feen from Oneglia and Porto Maurice, (leering for Toulon. A vela arrived at Leghorn from Tripoli, in t 3 days, (fates, that the French troops of Cairo have attacked the GRAND VIZIER, and completely de feated and put him to flight after a very brick aFlion. Letters from Smyrna of the 22d June, fay, that the Anglo Turks had not yet approached Cairo, and that the French had gained Tome advantages over their enemies. Letters from Naples, of the 7th July, Rate as follows :---a We expeet with im patience the confirmation of the news from Egypt. They write from feveral places that the Englifh, in confequence of the inundations of the Nile, and a battle in which they had Goo° men taken pri foners, have re-embarked with the remains of their army. It is faid that fume Turkifh and Greek veffels arrived at Tarente, have brought the fame news. They alto mention the difembarkation of goon Frenchmen in the kingdom of Barca."—cou rier de Milan. RATISBON, JULY 22.—Yellerday the Dict had an extraordinary meeting, to determine the mode of proceeding to be followed in deliberating upon the fubjeet of the indemnities. The Committee of twelve Members to be chofcn will be provifionally appointed to form an effimate of the loiles fuftain ed by the Princes of the Empire, in confequence of the cellion of the territory on the left bank of the Rhine. BASLE, JULY 24.—The French Minifler Reisi• HARD, has notified in perfon to the Executive Coun cil, that the FIRST CONSUL has read with the warmcfl indignation the counter-revolutionary pro tell which the Adminiftrative Chamber of the Can ; I ton of Berne had taken upon itfelf to publifh againft France, and particularly againit the feparation of Argovia and the Pays d e V au d f rom t h e C anton of Berne. This unexpeCted notification has pro• duced a falutary terror among the Oligarchs who were the authors of that proteft. The fame Minifter made a fecond official noti fication to the Executive Council on the fubjeft of tythes.—He Rated that he had learnt with confi , derablc pain that this bufinefs had greatly affefted the eleCtions, and that both parties had juftified I . themfelves by ufing the anthority of the French Government ; whereas that Government had ex preffed no opinion upon the fubjeft. It was not defirous that the tythes fhould be fupprefted with out fomc compenfation ; but it did not with that the compenfation Ihould be exorbitant. ZURICH, JULY 17.—We expel here to-morrow fix companies of the firft battalion of Helvetic troops of the line, who are en their march from the Canton of Centhis. Three of thefe companies will remain here until further orders, and the other three will proceed to Lucerne. Confiderable fermentation full prevails in the Italian bailiwicks which now form the Cantons of I Lugano and Bellinxone. The party which withes to unite them to the Cifalpine Republic has again f:t to work. A plan was even formed for remov ing all the prefent funEtionariec, hut it was fortu natdy difcovcaed time cough to rrevcat its exc. cutton. RUSSIA PETERSBURGH, IUNE 1 The Court Gazette of this day contains the fol. lowing article under the head of Bamberg : The Ecclefiaftical Princes are, in the conflitulic: i of the German Empire, a part full as legitim,te as the fecular Prince,. The one and the other ha \ c for their fupport the peace of Weftphalia, whir has placed the thaken empire upon a bafis on whic4 repofe the rights of the eccleflaflical Princes. Th,s peace has tlreng guarantees. none of whom ha., as yet made known his opinion. The wife I,:tha. rine 11. always took care to fiipport with a fion hand the bond of the Gerthanic conflitutiou. ltet fucceffor upon the throne willies to follow her fyi. tem, and the ecclefiallical Princes may eoafide in his powerful mediation. The delay in deciding the bulmels of the indemnities affords ground to belie%e that the peace of the empire will be yel fubjated to a great many changes. Pruffia h. r . fell, notwithftanding the friendlhip that unites h to France, does not treat this important affair precipitation, &c. LONDON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 8. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per C. cunt 59—Reduced 591—omnium 7 7 I. PRICE OF STOCKS YEs74ERDAE. Bank Stock 3 per Cent. Red. 59 41 3 per C. Conf. 384 4 per Cent. 79f 5 per C. Navy 931 94 PA 5 per C. I.oy. 95; 95 Long Ann. ;8 7-0 5•t6 Imp. 3 per Cent. 584 4 Imp. Ann. ti 9-16 Omnium 7 6e A Mail was this morning received in town from Lisbon; brought to England in the Fox cutter privateer, Captain Patins tr., who was fent E. s prefs with Difpatches for Government. By th..ic Mail it is reported that, though Peace has beet con cluded between Spain and Portugal, the commu nications between this Country and Portugal will continue uninterrupted. By the Lilbon Mail we alfo learn, that the LA. or A Packet, Capt. PORTE us, which was -aptured a (bort time &me within a league of the Rock of Lifbon, has been re-taken by his Majcfly's (hip l'Ot SCA U, and is arrived at Oporto. A Mail from Halifax has been received this morning, dated Bth July, which was brought by his Majefly's flip ST. ALBAN'S, Admiral PARKER, and landed at Portfrnouth, but brings no particu lar news. The public will loon be put in poffeffion of the Official damns refpeaing the operations of the fquadron under LORD NELSON, which are expetcled to be publifhed in the Gazette of this night. In the mean time we have laid before ourreaders, among our Nautical Intelligence, fome farther particulars refpeeting the late attack on Boulogne. The fubjoined letters thew that Admiral Lord NEtsom has not yet done with the enemy's gun boats. Where his next attack will be made it would not be proper in us to Rate, if we knew it, which however we do not ; nor would the Public thank any one for fuch information as might injur,. the public fervice, were it given: SHIERNESS, AUGUST 7. All the Row Bo;ts lying in this harbour are getting ready as quick as potEble for irnmedi.a.: fervice. The Arms and Accoutrements belonging to the Yeomanry and Foot Volunteers of this place, wer4 infpeeted ye(erday by Colonel SMITH, of the Roy al Artillery. MARGATE, ♦UGUST 7. Admiral Lord NELSON, with that part of his ficet 'which has come into our Roads, lies at fingle anchor, ready to depart as loon as the veltelsfhall have taken on hoard Come beer, ammunition, and a few othcr neceffaries, with which the Di LIG f NC/ (loop, which has been appointed to that fervice, is now fupplying them. RAMSGATS, AUGUST 7. This morning an exprefs arrived here from Lord NELSON, (whole flag is now flying in Margate Roads) to Captain RUDSDILL, the Commanding Officer of the Ramfgate Sea Fencibles, defiring him to call together immediately at this place, all thole perfons who had enrolled their names in that corps. His Lordfhip further defired Captain RUT:WALL to inform them, that in the prt f en t fituation of affairs it appeared very likely that his Lordfhip would have occafion to call upon them for their fervices; and it was, therefore, neceffary for him to know how far he might depend on the Ramfgate Sea Fencibles for their affillance, fhould he have occafion to do fo, which his Lordfhip con ceived very probable ; but at the fame time to af fure them, if that fhould happen, that all thofe who came out fhould be difmiffed home again, As loon as the particular fervice was over which they might be called upon to afEft in. The anfwer given to Lord Ns taom's meffage was highly to the credit of the Corps. It was to the following effea: That the Ramfgate Sea Fencibks were ready to attend his Lordfhip's fummons whenever he chofe to call on them for their affiflance ; and that if Lord NELSON thought proper to fend a gun vt frel for them, if wanted, they would go Go board imtnediately."—This anfwer they bessri. in a! the to poi Co dal Int foi Pr