Star. — London, England, 1802-12-06 00:00:00

Fran tie LONDON GAZETTE, '• 4. DOWNIXG•ITILZST, DIC. 4 9 The Kis° has been pleated to appoint Barruci. Loataw Fans, Efq to be his Majeay's Secretary of Legation at the Court of Madrid. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. CommifGon in the Norfolk Militia. fined by the L Ird Lieutenant.—Waern Regiment. Captain Archibald 1 1 / 4 1. rrifon, from the WeR Middiefez Militia, to be Captain. Dated November rs, BANKRUPTS. Jofeph Sims, late of Honerombe and Withanger, in the paro of .Mifertits, Gloncer yeoman, dealer and chapman, to fuirender Dec. '3, five, Dec. and January ts, at deem. at the Golden rocs, In Cainferofs, Oloueefterlitire.— 4171 3 7 f: Thorns. Croonse, Gravelpitts. near Stroud ; or Mr. Gray'a.lnn-fquare. Janes • of Tana, Devooltdre, Ilhopieeper, Dn. Its, 16, and January ts, at eleven, at the Seven Stars inn, in Tomes. Attornies, Mcifm Farwell and Prideaux, in Tomes; or Mr. John Alexander, Bedford-row, London. John Peter Holloway. of Saint Swithin's-lane, London, wine, fpirit, and beer-merchant, dealer and chapman, Dec. 7, IS, and January Is, at one, at Guildhall. Anomie., Meth. Wadefon, Barluw, and Grofvenor. Anitin Friars. Mae Rogen, of Dover, Kent, barman, dealer and chapman, Dec. 13, at ten, Dec. et, at eleven, and J a n u ary is, at ten, at Guildhall, London, Attorney, Mr. cc, kutre, Ponekisch-ltriet, London. Joini lanky, et ileet-nsarket. Landon, brandy-merchant, desk: mid charms, Dee. zl, az, and January IS, at ten, at (Mama Attarnfes, Mars. Rabe and Wranghani, Saab int•lose. Lagoa. ithelfortilcaley, now or late of Brantclifte, to the pad& ot Bat ley. Irailike,tperft men:haat. dealer and aquae, Dee. at La, Dec. ill, at ten, and papery is,at twelve, at the Three bef fisz, Leeds. Attorney, Mr. John Wilton, Cafile-ttreet, London; or Mr. Charles Coupland, Leeds. Oloodials Thomas Crook, or Weybridge, Surrey, timber-dealer, dealer and ehapman, Dee. 14, its lindi a anuarl IS, at demi. at Odhlhall, London. Attorney, Sir. vid /taco, Crown - Out, .Ablerfgate-ftrest. WEST-INDIES. KINGSTON, SIPT. 1 I.—A Proclamation was iffued on the roth ult. by General Lacisec, at St. - Domingo, inviting the former French Proprietors to return, and promifing them the refloration of their property, and the naturalization of their children. . _. Saturday laft a duel was fought by two French Gentlemen•near this town t. in wilt& oat of the parties was mortally wounded. Oa the tads inf. the dwelling-honfe of Mr. J. Fortune, at Pleafantlft w l, was .4;11y fet are in fevera l places ; but there forennitelY being a Apply of water on the premifes, by the great ex mikes of Mr. Fartnite.and his fervent', the lire was fortanatelredinguifhed. . _ &PT. as. — The French fripte 12..... Decade. which arrived. 'here from St. Domingo tome days ago, failed from Port Royal on her return to that gland, oa Wednefday morning. The principal object of her vifit here was to negociate bidravrn by the French Officers commanding in Bt. Do nning* on their Government, which hasten ef fated, and the has departed with-stlyfte4 'or tip- ' wards_on Ward. Oct. 5.,.-On Saturday night, alert o'eleidt, a, fevere ihocit-of -an earthquake was , felt in this town sod it, which failed fume &condi. -Thar*, !ts Slave Court was held for the trial of ( *veil wines , who rrerein the boat which ran down the bare on the a sth aft. and after.a ml. mute inveftigauon, they were all acquitted. Some het batter was lately fold in this town, Made from the milled a cow fed in Liguanea Mountains, which haibeess giving- milk between (even and eight yeariipaft, without having a calf. • OCT 16.—A . kn.& from a Gentleman in Man chime!, dated on Tuefday laft, mentions that there had been in Portland', ea the. Friday . ..ad Stiturday preceding, a tremendous flood, with a plc from the north-weft, which had &Me great sli ts , . The forward canes on many ellatesitaja . and they works much tajure4to,i,.,, , a • •thelall week we have had two waives loofa& &. Domingo. • The mafter of a - ... : . ' . , left the Cape on Wednefday,.red ..-3 . ... Anation . ,pf Ole, inhOitints as rtioll ,• ' I , • • aissoll of Ithein*ffe:lsa:affed with coat Rant ,•• • . , duty; - aisd ostipolect to the-dangers/ belt* again -,' to tbe whitey Of. the Blacks, etpit! . 6 their depieftetjons into the envirp. t.. 0 can Tb e commu n ication with the interuntall!ali y fofpended ; and with the poles on **seat vrattertied oa folely by fee. The troop have bro Withdrawu from feveral Rations which . ; were damned ineumpetent to defend, to mist :. -' ot,..ersAvhich vreseareakened by difeafe. Via • avid, anxious fulieitedefor the refult ; butioitigps penny believed that 4* Frenth niuft abandonillibl dyad, Islas uiey reOcixe immediate and conada-` rasa Wawa'. 4.4 ... ....5..!. .1. •". , ~- • CA IP a 1 1 114115011. Oct. 9.-. 7 1111e sebuilding -of thlifotiiiPinemeleftraWfpitit the ezaaordissavy. when A15...601,.65. the • **rift is confideredtt every as,satipneilof aillbsymnit is, i tiNfpended,. tM PlnOttlions areilefefeed• • -• . ..; cc and coufitrune* w4olly,ip - i4taild, 6. . • . 7('' ''' - are gi over-ftofked r iellis luOir t , _ „ . . •A i i t , ..: ,„: " . ulai.4 l ..l4 l lwtatina is •,. % 'as foam and in comparaiiira,da. 311101141-st SW 4111214 • ?kW folk at io VII 12 . dolt I.***elpirrel porkpAct. ; tiop'. l 4rd 3 ,3 !A aettei $4? 251.- mutat*, nOn. tame and all dyiag 'swede. except garlic; are 10; lowed to be exported. The . duty on coifse is fixed 1)/ trot 66 come - Several faith, parpicoler). with hub , Save 1406 lot the leews44l4 of a market. •• • -The figi platen of the eontilbutiosef al Win lions of francs impored 'on the Colony hi :the. COMm . Aucter in Chief, for the tlipport ofifield!MN. *pi la part made on the sad of - September i 4" motwithilanding military !bra was reforted.Bo. with a view to" enforce thy- pigments, npsnevoast initividuals sera aysi4iii.44l ) provide their gnotii many perfens, Ili& as • publicans, notaqeh Dm arc *barged in a film equal to ball the rent oft4seir dwallinpi and merchants arid: thopleepers, in prpportion }heir riinkin pa likiieflimation, are tated fro*, 40,6opfranki,'"rherefi4ile of thli contributions' asklos dikbingsd on the 21 ii afNis., 'amber, a ib. Blacks, who are nil/ mote droidedi thollilltlitve the army froth die Odk i l - " 4 • • AC. 17& I'it4 l'APekt?inii#M l4 The Generale( from St. Doming*: refpeaing the fituati pletely do away all and the alannills ha' lacing.. The follow. the revew of the army, ..._ Vendemiaire (Sept. s 3), abundantly thew : in what light thefe rumours fhould be held. At that period the army was compofed of 14,000 men belonging to the infantryof the line, sOOO belonging to the light infantry, 2000 to the gebdarmene, soon as ' tillery men, soocavalryonakog•in all 23,500 men, all Europeans,to which are to be added 4000 Black Colonial troops. Of the above number there were in the hofpitals 2600 of the infantry of the line, 1100 of the light infantry, 150 of the gendarme rie, and 400 of the artillery, There remained, therefore, fit for immediate fervice, and under arms, between i 8 and ishooo White men, and al 'molt 4000 Blacks. The number of foldiers in tote hofpitals is no doubt confiderable; but,* the fame time it forms but one-fifth of the wilt*. The rainy feafon having arrived, .14 is . artobable that by the ift Brumaire (O&. 23) thenuuber in the hofpitals will be dimindhed one half. The men who have died fence the difembarka tion of the army, whether in battle or by difeafe, ' bring our lofs to about one.fifth. The review above adverted to was palled with the utmoit ri gour, and figned by General Lacisac, by the in fpeaore of the review, and by General Duties*, the Chief of the Staff. . . The whole of the detachment of troops who ar rived during the months Nivofe,Pluviofe, and who during the winter had time to inure themfelves to' the _climate, have fuffered much tefs . from the prevailing difeafe, which, generalliebfesiint, has raged not only at St. Domingo, 414.0 thraughr out all America, and that with more dangerous fymptonts than have ufually accompanied it. . In the above ftatement of the review, there was not compifed she - 86th Brigade, compokd 'of more than iiiio:. Oen of old, well-difciplined troops, perfealy• inured to a lbutbern climate and who are expeaed to arrive in the beginning oi, Brumaire (Oatober)... As to the lituatiod of the country,the Spanifh part, the Southern part, were in a (late of perfea ' tranquillity. It was only in the Canton of Jere. mie that Tome nnifilfant accidents took place. , Several hundred Brigands, taking advantage GE, the intenfe and intolerable heat which p revailed and which enfeebled or rendered impofl ble every alive exertion, inftigatedthemoll violent ravages, l and even proceeded to burn feieral plantations in ilk plain . of the Cape ; but it is we ll known, Ellie, [even atnidit molt tranquil departments it; iMpoffi to k the progrefs of thefe delibeiate burningevf. g !• -.1: • , • r . Out of thitidiono fats, which the Blacks wee* i in polfeffiou Uri 411,citou bare already been laid. up in the de pots, incOnfetittenee of the di farin ament of t o Slacks, and General LaCi.xac entertailed ihopp lifter having permitted t o elapfit the fiat. ismrsoilag. of rain, and the .weather to get cooled mut teitellio , ed, to b4n his march about the end ofiributire; (November), in order to difperfe iltegrentahtlug Itigleaed . troops, who were afferitled:i4 Oh Asountains, to complete the difarmawenr, and tar :deftroy by ere the remaining fources of provifions ~ erhich the brigands lIM pofieffed in Tome inaccef ;fible pofitions. The Cape was almoft entirely a&ablilhed, and all the towns which withip t lak year bad been burnt, - are now rebuilding with :the `utniolt: aaieity,i,( Ifferiteur. ) ',MO illihatallian of the 25th demi-brigade tethavtiesubstittid on the aoth or the 2 lit infla *mu Teultim h ill: battalions, drawn from diffe lents corps, witi ;tolleaed together at the frog/ point, and &kited from the molt able-bodied men of the demi•bripdes, compofed the body of • ;who were to be embarked. It is fuppofed. this deftination hifor Saint Domingo. The 'Ch . of Brigade, Boarlibl, has alto juft let out roe;tlii (eine Matta. He ii there to perform the funasime of Direaor General of the Artillery.• . • • SIDI MiISTAIMIA AR NOUT"'EW/Olf • otthe Bey of Tuair, , was on Sunday • ; ialk !admitted al?.:.tfie' audieocakbe .41 4 * CQUID4 4 the Cale if Ste) Cloud. expelled, through theusudium-af bike Interproteithe - :iilfea ,of - *A - *Afton in . dick terms : ;- • • " of Tunis has abetted we to eiegrowillit pinuriefber doilies for bit .The news it event, which ift once alines tie k V** of /nue,. and of AU Europe, 011 kt POO be received - with indillafineg by the and Regency of Tupis, particularly as relations v abnott five, of cowrie* and pod friaidihip, unite that regency, more lationately, shut s oy other, with the GoVampfalt sad th e French )400.- Sincerely devoted to your stem, the Bay of Tunis has, with mgernefs, embraced this oppertunity of of- . Wag ebefeireasi tribute of homage and admiration, which all nailer* owohte.posir eminent qaalities. If the saiillee,. which I have the humor of filling, Sall. contribute to snakes the DOM IRi iteripsoioy .at reran. Mink' lattweop the Fraseb aP4.tttawy of ,Tven.. the elder ambition of m war, tbe, ea be compicaaly raddled), 004 bit vrilho will be &Sy aecomplithoel, timid Too_ maim rflirsOr bk. PiriMPAILW, safitellt 91. 111111 1 041 011 .7 i ; • 7,zra -- . 7 P9m.-THE IthallOcrail* , - RATISION Nov. 2CePrMIUDITUt2IIOII of the Empire yellt:rdiy held ieptilthr fi lt lig. It adopted a Condadian, the °Ned. 'of 'wkikb ' was, that from the prefent moment' evety east flibtitd be mad& cowards the dra,wit . ig up of a Dittsitio4 Cosocksfun. In dm • fame lulus there was teed a decree of the I • Itemenuifion,.by which the Minifters of his • Idajelly formally call upon the inEt e kEle . puta r Ili ' tiarate before titerhae, (let: nisevely .reinivisl upon the hie• of the Acclek aliical Minces and Corporations. who r - by. 'dw ; teflon of .the left . bank of the Rhlo4lkid'dientel (elves difpoireffid of 'every thing. 'lrCi i ppeilli'm y l the preceding Coaelefook OT virtue of 1 0 1 0 01 LWaSt laid down by the Deputation, that imaafe is. , clividuals of die sth clefs fhould have 101 l al! 'l Of finding in honourable fablifience in theß pcluntry, there thould he affigned to thottu;:** mate vi the FieliPiret a full/ fd`4llll4.4lthelt , fuitsthle espencesi: as well .0 to thy' Oki , polite 4th daft! .. kingdom, to the food defiinetto the annihilation- of the na• tional debt, audio every branch of trade and coin merte; We hitViOtaitted 'no Innis drat ' could tend to remedy ,t/dt ,e 4: It the iait Diets we brought this affair forward a$ the molt important '..that detnandetl the detiberatiOn of the States. The ''States equally fenfible of its importance, deemed it necelTary to take Tome fpeedy and decifive Itep.to 'wards the re-eftablifitment of order in the finances, and for the attainment of this definable end decreed an extraordinary tax on property. On tlkis bale and according to the .plan accepted by the Diet, as loon as the Royal Bank received a liquidation fund of 41 million rixdollars, in flyer, the film of to millions of the notes of credit was to be realized with a fettled deduaion_pfone fixth, and converted into bank Money.' The ta li ma ing mars of notes of credit, which betides the a ve tomillionsamounted to 5 milliOss rikdollers, wa to remain in circulation underthealtered rt.e 'of otes Current, which theitank amulet urn• tal Inch time as thefe Notes, by Means of an annual liquidation of 3oo,ooorix-dollars, fhould, in the .fpace.. of 15 years, and with the fame fettled de dulion, gradually difappear. . ..._ When the States adopted this plan they went on the fuppofition that the - fund of four millions and . a hstf t which they deemed neceiTary fo give energy to the operations of the Bank, would flowiato .tke public Treafury, if. not wholly,. yet nearly fo, in wrought or - coined : flyer, from the Tax on Pro perty•.i.they ill& took' it . for grantedllint the . agio of difference-between the Notes of CrediLiadilank 'Money would approach the agio fettle/ forthe li 4aidettlan, and thattonfequently the money which thO Tax Ihould nqt afford, would be eafily obtain ed ti - the Kingdom:or might be purehafed abrdad at a moderate Courfe of Bichange, and brought 'to Sweden. But the courfe of l ovents r and.the con ettratceofcirc untitances, have caufed thefe.affumed bales of the plan of liquidation, adopted . ht. the States ; to change and to venah in mill tmPior mot points, witiTt3heir,bitiot abl44o.farilkilt • Cla fa;culatinethe rebeiptal ,t4 g k(tzektgedt tithe tax on property, it appears Oat skPaf one- tenth part has been. paid: in fileetandlills of ex change', i little marathon bftetfourth-lalecie and batirriotes, but all' the:telt in 'itett#s Of ,Oitifili . lbd the agto, fo far from approaChing flit 400 or the liquidation, has, after a continnalrife,regesiaadast 5o per cent. without •the agittor con& of Ore mina of credit having i at all fallen, notwithflati-T :the' produaive harveft 'with, Which. the ASSidtt ' y kap Mitred our fields,ond the Confiderable exportations ! qf the.beft produkimi l eitttbe kingdom which have . .tiltsti place this yeas. This Rate of things could ids bili otherwife that %creak our uneafinefs. .!' .' The . decline of the finances, the ruin of all ' branches of commerce, and the fufferjegs ortd lots ,orkwhililtode of nif ibblOS. larconkrenCei. of, I . the low waveriarvalue.ofthe uocertain notes of ' credit,thit on the one Land, aneLonthe other the forefeen impoffibility for the .Itoyal Bank to obtain, li n t h e mannerihe Owes had fa tied, the elpea ed fund of 14151daticni`'fitim ;iibleh Mull follow either the deferringibelquidatioa to an uncertain future period, or the giving it np entirely, both which would have been equally dangerous for the kingdom, for its fecurity and independence : all this formed a profpe& of things which we could not continue-to look on with tranquillity. '' ••• ' 7 In theficircumilances we have concluded that our own an kingdom's honour, the fatisfac tion of our own confcience, and the confidence re pofed in us by the States,•requirei that feting thefe unexampled difficulties, we fhonld, by authority of the application of the States, at lb! conclufion of their, Memorial of June i ‘ . 5,. am), ridpeEting the liquidation, take fuck meafures for the promotion uftlie Ilium os we aefervitig the right of approba tion (10iNtoi, rum) bf 'the State ' s, and the regu litions:Of she. Bank„ judge . the tnoA . aPplicahle, asel,llsasiorsea forAsicontributors-L ... ~o,:,.::• ' . ; 'By the regulotionstilpteit ti,th. out apProb! , d * on, Ruch flues , o.4abfy Me : 14 ' ft, equalto one half of,,W t the, Binkpirep.by tte WI half. of • the Twin; Property iiiiiiito obtaio, the fiver for the &coins, half of this ...Fax, neceffary • for the - realiting . ofthe pistil; Of liquidation which the Stit_e4a#l. at firk - an 4 'according* .. L: '' ; .' airumeoU:bafei aaopted, ippearedJA ,bealikes. • with faciVilhificulsieoas renderedithaanzdoui and ititiolghlePto offra ; and evetiAcetel ki le, i b . w. 7 444ot,4lthfiltoblitikiieditirilat to O„MoitOepreffivirliniditif,b(the heavy cnittxt bation of the tax r betides which, :it is.alfo tole apprehended, 'that Through the. circulation of the intended nin'ei 'ediient,ctlic 'finieiticonversitinces• an4ibagocial chin 41 orife Ifit4 bC' iiikintikin- 1 ed,as barn been lii,tbs. ;lota of 44ilit, and: aithartuniall aatviliti is daily esperince alo ft i Li.s.. , • ~.. -4 - rqt.O • NS. :4. 4 .....: ', .. • rcifttioiiiroiii, iiiimiteni-ik#, , to, letitf cilia in circulation, equal to the.real dernii (Pourisip 3*(4)—which important end *ill . be no wife obitrufted by theiwfolation we have taken, and which, by silvans orlt g afures already taken or to be taken iolistacit,Whall withal due care fupport and promote* Iktiliivo found it unavoida ble, that the liquidation•of dteonotes of credit mull be made with a greater *dation than one -firth, and-baie prefertectfet‘lid Pi dediation at one , third; this being more conformable to the univer. 1 CAI principles ofjoirste, at the notes of credit have ilthigilood at that value ' • and goods and propei ty, lqth in buying and fclling, - hare been valued -.accordingly: and - befidei, it cannbthe reafonable or the duty of the State, any more than it was on o 'the a l teratiOn6( lociney in 17yy, to redeem ithO,pcite!t of Ci imn ' . 4t,a 4i ltigher value than tb,ey bias° in circulation: y this determination we have ikon willing ta_give 4 proof of our pate rn al tender ,.nefs for thofe Debtors and the poorer among our fubjely, who waillilin ;Why have (aired 144 F ~ ',7* - by a fmaller deduaion. And th, of the Bank, confulted as diree ed lentioned Memorial of the St ate ,' anfwer of the tf ult. h umbly he redemption of the Notes t o i ling to the principles by us e fi z. ithout contradidi ng the ellabliau far the - adminiffration of th e effected with the li r a half of th-e -on p r op er t tee-tater with th e • other meat; afforded to the ank, it is with peculiar fatisfadi o 2 that we fee Ourfelf enabl e d, f or t h e juft relief ef our loving fubleds, gracioufly to excufe th e pay. ment of the fecond half of t h e tax on pro Pert likewife that :the no tes current, ordered by th e States, now wholly dif a pp ear . On theft principl es , and we order and determine as follows ". t. The Royal Bank redeems 15 million s o f dollars in notes of credit ; with so millions Bank fpecie money, in fuels a manner that two-thirds are to be paid immediately on redemption, in calls or bank notes, and one-third with bank bonds at 4 per cent. intereft, for ten years, the holders of which are to receive their intereft annually frosts the Bank. Thee bonds are not to be given for !Mallet fums than to dollars, or fuch films above so dollars. as are divifible by 5 or to. " a. The liquidation will take place in th e NT /803, on is day of which notice will he given, a s Cook as the Commiflioners of the Bank ha ve declare that the kisin a fituationt o com mence tis operation. roiniliis clay the nation a l debt office will ceafe to give out notes of credit, and the offices here and at G ot h en b urg, for the dircounting of the notes o f cre di t , can make no more loans in filch notes. go be continued.) LONDON. ; . MONDAY, DECEMBER 6. pßiet OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOSI;S 3 per Cept. Conf. for opg. 3 per Cent. Red. 67--Omnium to; dill PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY: 3 per tent. Red. 66..ffl Imp. Ann.. t 7-t6f New 4 per Cent. E 2 Exehel. Bills is. diG 5 per C.A2m.,9911 Omni= is clif. Long Allll. 19 9-t6l Conf. for opg. 6814 - Dusts, Dic2m222 2—Government 5 per C. 67% _ ... ..4zollangc—Dubllp on London zoi a !. Vielave received Paris journals to the xd The Prvidirerreknts accounts brought by Gen, I,oiliffrOrt:St. Domino, which Date, that Qs the 24Sept. the Frenchfotce confined of woo white; ana 4,00 black troops, The number of fink aan ifth dills . ' whole. 4 -7liiititruht,hoicever, is not lb recent as accounts lately ,sobeived. The Mohair of the 26th No. fernber Rates, that BRIITEXE left the Cape on the tear Weber, near three weeks after Gen. Boom,. ImlceskAavir eta had an extraordinary page, for ,it is faid hi came in 111 days. At any rate ; leis ac• donut is : later'thatt Genoa' BM/D[l'PS. The Meal. tev i on geuvaas's account, Rated, that the Blacks had taken courage, on feeing the French hofpitals crowded with lick (comirir de malades). How I happeiss it then that General BOUDET'S report, no; to rer-ent by three weeks as that previoilly publiflie4 in the Menke's., Ihould ferve to diffipate the reports Of ill.affetc.ted perfons, refpcOing the !late of the colony ? Indeed the attempt of the Mauna- to bring forward General BOLT DST to cone& and amend the report of Bane axe, Lactate's aid-de• camp, who let the colony three weeks later, and had the heft -means of information, is the molt ti. diculpus thing imaginable. I It is poffible that the accounts from Jamaica, circulated in this country, of the gland having been evacuated, may be incorreft ; but we cannot be. Neve that on the 22d of September the Frei ch had any thing like 23,000 effeflive troops. Thefe journals alto prefent the following partr teulars refpeaing the fupplementary plan of In. • emnitics : 'PRAtiilows Nov. 18.—Yefterday the fupple• :?Pitttory plag, of thoindemnities was printed and hobnail & ..It: eoniains . a Note addrefed to the DePuWioo ; by tie Miniflers of the Mediating POvreirs, in . which they do jugice to the aiStivity and viifdom of the Deputation, who, by the man, net'' in which they examined the plan 0f the indem -1440, have [mid particular attention to the van• guilty of Germany, and have thus acquired a jVL title! AP . * gratitude of the Germanic Empire. They siva :their entire approbation to the partieu lar...,l4gulatiOnvrefpeding the counts of the Es• pine, the Clergy, and the debts. The principal anklet btpleitipplementary plan are as follows: "The groan part of the Revenues which the city of Frank• het had to ply neeording to the kcond plan of the indemnities to different Princes and States of the Empire are fuppreffed. " The cities of Ratifbon and Wetzlar, though mediate, gi 3° in funds enjoy perfed neutrality in all the wars of the E m pire. The former as the feat of the Diet, and the fccond as en; fa of the fuprenie Tribunal of the Empire. " Thc protorol Dignity conferred on the Landg rave of Hr.& Caffel thall pars to the boufe of fieffe Darmitadt, :11 cafe tae haute of Coal &all become mind. As nothing has yet been fettled by this note, in regard to divers important objeCts,and particularly the plan of the indemnity to be aligned to the GRAND DUILf of TUSCANY, a fecond foplelow tary plan to regulate thefe different points is loon expeeted. The maj orit yof the deputation, confifting of the fub-delegates of Mentz, Brandenbourg , Ba varia, Heffe Caffel, and Wirtesuberg, have already voted for the adoption of the particular articles contained in the note of the Mediating Minifters, rcfults from the general plan of the indemniq • . - , --- I r .. . • ~ -.- • • 21.414 P4l"i r r i ..-44 ' r' - (..-- - ' .rpm ° rai Pr o dr ne e r c i l h i c lACE. fi,... ,„•, . 4 . 1.V40r 1" 4 4 1111r - cm............. '1k1,.. ' t 4.... . 1.4, metal, Novausza • ' --ii --•• A - C '. al i, - ROYAL ITRObLARIA $. # the above-rno .. ./ ir 4 p , liiViAoll. BOUM' T. . : ''' 4 , , ~.. , Ying, in their I. He is the bearer -' ' ) ..,' GUSTAVUS A t ISCAPH US. SAC. '4 .. one ', clued, that tl tion of the colonies, wh'. -1111 , 11 r-7- Ous caufes of the bnziety we 144 - ixpaii• Credit, accordi i the rumours which m • - , c ' • , • 4 - d fine the commencement of our relp,"noife . blilhed,. and wi lave been fo induitrieney arcn. Wier) is greater uneilitiefs thait thufe which ed regulations wing (latement, colletleg front , have arifen from tile sli(order in the finances of the Bank,. may be .my, which took plays an the - 111 kinficlom, and its fatal confequeacas to. the State xon properV • f• ~ ) 1.• i ` ~ t , • ti tie th tir bc fu ci In gi fi J