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AUGUST AT a MEETING tit the COMNIIrCEE 11)r 11 - hl , n aging the Cone.ros this Honk, held for the par pore of takio e confidention a Letter from Sir IsAnc P0,0%:C, ,0%:C, at Brighton, to Join /otitis ANCER.Tt Efq en elan- a Paper Isl!ned by 7 , ) Inhabitants of Brighton, reccom- I ritent..ng t he Tarr meritorious conduct of Mr. RICIIARD POLLWIIt, of 1.7:w ehnreham, who with 72 men of Brighton, and three of Newt - tyro. in open boats, and cen (mall floop, per fevered for three fuccefflve days and nigh„ in weighing and bringing to land the Brig Adventure, of I,on.k.n.Coclting Com mand v, hound Leghorn, after the Captain and Crew had abandoned and kft her to fink, on the Sib inft. at the diftance of live or fix mires front the !bore, in about (even fathoms at low was r, wh.:rely wit only the laid Brig and Cargo were re filled from entire loin, but by their fo doing made manifelt a (pecks of valtiny, from which no mt.tion can affure fiory, and which ftrikes at the root of the charadter and creca 1,7 which all merettaik concerns mutt be fupported. It war refolvect, That the turn of too Guineas be prefented to Mr. Brewer, for hi. fervices on this oceafion, a td 300 Gui neas be divided among Cie Men, according to the difcretion of fuch Gentlemen as may be hereafter mentioned; in order to encourage fuch meafures as have been taken in this cafe, and to itimulec others to like exertions, which it is hoped may tend to deter the reperi.ion of Pock villanous proceedings as apfears to have been practifed on this occafion. SIR. Brighton, Aug. 2s, 1802. I have the honour to enclo& you a Certificate of the paystunt of the mon liandfonie Reward from the Committee of Lloyd'', alto a letter from Mr. Richard Brewer, of New Shoreham, and beg leave to allure you anal them, that to the belt of my judgment that. Bounty has been received with all the raped, gratitude, and thanks, which the naafi= fo fully commanded. I am, Sir, &c. ace. ISAAC POCOCK. ANGERbrIIIN, Efq. - WF., the und-rfigncd, having been appointed a Committee to diftrihute the Donation of 300 Guineas from the Committee of Lloyd's to the meritorious Fiflacrmen concerned in welshing and bringing to flare the Brig Adventure, of London, arc re- guided by and in behalf of the faid Panics to return click molt grateful achoowledgnsents to the Gentlemen of Lloyd's. for their benevolence towards them. OHN HARORAVES, JOHN PANKHURST, Brighton, Aug. at, dna. CORNELIUS PAINE. New Shoreham, Aug. at, iSoz. Meffrs. BENNETT and WIII PE, ALdters of Lloyd's. G1NT1.1341,N, I am incapable of exprelEng the gratitude which I feel to the molt rdpe..!tabl= Gentlemen of Lloyd's, who have fo -very handfontely rewarded me for my efforts concerning the hriz Ad venture. I intend to procure foliar lofting proof of their libe ralit y. and hope my futurc exertions will evince that I entertain a prui4r forte of their khtdnels. I am, &r. RICHARD BREWER. FRANCE. PARIS, AUGUST z 9. The following letter has been tranfmittecl by the Miniiler of the Interior to the Prete& of the Somme : " 1 ttbf:•rve with regret, Citizen Prefect, that the enflame/a/ rantJurt, fprcad abroad by certain Newfpapers, relative to a lien) , of Commerce with England, have alarmed the nvinu fi.:ltircrs, and caufed induftry to decreafe. Does the tradirg intereit then no longer confide in the promife which I made in the name of Government? and can the manufacturers be• Neve that, in any pollihle cafe, their interelts could either be facrificed or neglected?-1 invite you, Citizen Prefect, to bald% fuch falfe id 34 from among the manufaeturers--falfehoods calculated to difeourage them in their labours; inr. rtn them— perfnade them that there reports are dilTeminated defignedly by the enemies of their indultry; make them entertain full con fidence in a Government which is worthy of it—affure them once more, that whatever can promote their profperity is the peculiar ohjedt of the folicitude of the Government; and that it will take a plrifure in availing itfelf of the advice and in format nn ni the manufadturers, when the time comes to open our commercial intercourfe with our neighbours. (Signed) " CHAPTAL... Y FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. GENOA, AUGUST s.—We have received tome informati un as to the depredations committed by the Div Of ALGIERS for there fix months pall tan the Powers of Europe. It may be ufefuil to pub. liih the details, which mull create atlonithmer.t at the extreme rapacity. as well as audacity, of this 'Barbarian, who fancies himfelf the Sovereign of the Univers, and who treats an other Govern ments as if they were his Tributaries. "Ink details are followed by an account of the Contributions which Ita imports in Africa upon Princes following the fame religion with himself, which proves that nothing is facred with this Bri gand. The following may be confidered as correa Deannell,i..tve made their re► Pi✓ Pru. gul,rpret uts, vrhicb are Sled by treat y at tfidoci *arm each, but tbeehicanery of Agents Maeda thtfc to a Turn ief abuut aspoo piglets each Spain fent three Mils of the line and two frigates to reclaim three eonfifcated wade. 'lle Dar was dreaded at this mature, and Spain, to avoid a war, paid in the whole . • The l)►r ended upon the Engfilh for ifici,ooo tree f r (venal cargoes confifeated by the Court of Admiralty, and typified that if it was not paid within four months, he would declare war He 3emands of Furice,prefents to the amount of Mr. Ag; a (Lt. the Swell& Cantu! at Algiers, per interim, made the ufnal prelims, Oil condition that theyfisould law for M. NORDELING. the 751 000 *Om Conful who was about to arrive.. but the bey eluded from the latter new refs:nu, the whole iBo,coo 2355000 warsunting to Way. the Agent of Denmark was written to by the Day, who inmatd from him the turn of scc,coo Piattrea, and granted him only four months to write to his Court. This, with a V.lfel which the Dania' Government Is trades to place at the difporal of the Day, maker i total of Th cy.rure of the Portuguefe Frigate with pa s ,at account or which the Day makes the mutt extravagan pretenfions: he demands 2,.,000 Mitres for the ranfom of one indivi dual only Ow fon of a Portuguefe Admiral). bu:lpofing the Court of lifbon to he compelled, won *Ores for each of the 31 a Pedalo, rs (which Is vet y prothehic), the turn require I will amount to 624,030 pialtri.s. This, with Pitt nts during the Fiegoti..tio.i. eflimated at 20400 Mitres. • the ....lee of ae Frigate 30,003, will make a 4441 4 694,000 Value of (even !hips taken by the Corfabs, with the carve, - i 120,0c0 Seventy-five Dates, Ccnode, Neapolitans, and others, at ay-, pi litres tack • /g7.!oc. Total of eltaitiOni in Europe - x,Sali,soo VIACTIOVI 1W AFRICA: The Drys of Titt&i. Corns:Phu, and Mare:lei, hove tome mnoth. firer depeateel at the font of thr hrone their cultomary tributes. The Dar heb fiat Liaeteti from rhem fume. The w oleamou.• , ine to not ids than FmAima from Individuals . Der of A LGJER has ordered the Bey of Con &mine to torch with all h s Trent, againit Tunis. He exaet-‘ fr,m the Bey of the latter isscooo serhoubs. tie about 112/300 Fla tlass Fa Europe . Eau: Haas is Africa 3011,race Actriao I ,100 Ore - zjlii,przo - ijoGpoo Piano 3,918,500 ~...._ ~..~-- r a • Total LONDON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 24. ST. BAR THOLOHLW...-HOilday at the Bank. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK I 3 per Can. Conf . "ls 69—Ornnium 8i dif. PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY . Per Cent. Red. Short Ann. 4 15•16 k 3 pa Cent. Conf. 68f Imp. 3 per Cent. 67;` ; 68 4 per Cent. 861iti 01111titIM 84 9 BV, diL S per C. Anr 994 soo Exeheq. Bills 26 31. prem. S per C. 97, reit, Lottery Tickets 171. tos. Long Ann. 20 7-161 Confols for Ace. 69 684 69,if This morning we received French Journals to the 23d. The Moniteure are filled chiefly with addretfes to BONAPARTE, on his being cleEted Con ful for lift. They are all in the ufual ftyle of the molt abjca adulation : one of them, that of the Prefeft, &c. of the department of Indre, we fub join as a fpecimen Citizen Fires? Cow suc, the 'I French people have conferred on you the Conful- Ihip for life : they could do nothing more for your glory ; they could do nothing more for their own happinefs. Their happinefs, Citizen FIRST Com sue, you alone could undertake; you alone could accomplifh ; your genius embraces every thing ; your activity accelerates every thing; your wifdom confummates every thing; and, as you have been already told, your name alone is power; what ima gination can aftign the boundaries where the hopes iufpired by your Supreme Magiftracy ought to flop, and fix the degree to which the public prof perity may be elevated by it ? Ah ! Citizen FIRST Comm., there is only one with to be formed, which is, that you may be immortal, like your glory; and the French people will then be certain of being always the happieft of people, as they are the greateft and the belt." The journal dee Defenfiure contains the following curious article : " Moll of the Engli(h Journals are fo kind as to pity us, becaufe, as they fay, we pats quietly, and without feeming to obferve it, from one order of things to another. If the language which they hold in this refped is not that of hypocrify, it is probably a remnant of rancour which exhales, or a new movement of jealoufy which manifefts " If we fuppofe that the Englith have not en tirely renounced the hope of univerfal dominion, and that the attitude of France appears to them a prognoflic not very favourable to the accomplifh ment of their willies, we might early explain why the writers of that nation teftify fo much anxiety for our fate ; why they are allonifhed at feeing us fit down quietly under events, the difagreeable fide of which they with to point out to us ; why thole who have pitied France fo much, becaufe fhe abandoned herfelf to the revolutionary norm with out a pilot and without a rudder, Dill pity her becaufe fhe has flickered herfelf from the temperas under the diredtion of the ableft of the pilots known ; why, in a word, they are fo deeply af fliaed at feting us pafs under a fixed, Wrong go. vernment that cannot be fliaken, after having fo long reproached us with the Date of humiliation in which we remained under the weak, uncertain, and contemptilile governments given us in fuccef fion by tht revolution. " In a word, it is eafy to conceive fuch a difpo fition to pity us in neighbours who have nothing to gain by feeing us pafs quietly to that order of things, to which the with of the nation has con• dated us ; and who, in all probabilty, would have taken advantage of the fituation into which we Ihould have fallen, had we paired with lets tran quillity to the nate of calmnefs and (lability at which we have arrived. •' If the Englifh writers would content to em ploy a little more truth in their opinions, they would doubtlefs allow, that after haying themielves combated to violently thole fyftems, which, dur ing the courfe of our revolutions, hurried us from precipice to precipice, it ill becomes them to pity our nation, becaufe it has placed its deftiny under the protcaion of one man, who, for twelve years, has dared undertake to fix them. 4 The firm continency of the government of BONAPARTI, is the word of the enigma in which the fecret of the comb& of the Englith writers (ems to be wrapped up. BONAPARTE, of all men in the world, chagrins them the mon, becaufe he is the man with whom the rivals or enemies of France have the lean to gain." It appears by the accounts from Genoa that however difpofed the other powers of Europe may be to buy forbearance from the African pirates, the French mean to follow a different and a much wife,- cootie. A force has failed from Toulon to demand fatisfation from the Bey of Tunis for the Willis offered to the French Rag. Five per Cents. 52 fr. 25 c. PARIS, AUGUST 30.—8 y a decree of the Con lids, of the tath 'in:lant, an 4otrople for Foreign Merchandise and Produce is eflablifhed at the Cities . of COlogne and Mayence, upon the fame terms and with the fame refirillions as in other places where an Eativit has already bees ellatr 9ithed. AUGUST it.--The celebrated Dr. HeasemsL, who arrived here from Loa about a at .0. id ago, has fet oat for Calais. Daring his refidente here he was feveral times prefent at the fittings 01 the Fa Clafs of the Inflitute, and received from our Men of Letters every teßimony of efieem, fo j uftly merited by his ufeful labours and alkonithing difcoveries. AUGUST 22.—The FIRST CONSUL has accept ed his nomination as Member of the Military Aca" demy of the Italian Republic ; he has thus conk crated its exiflence, encouraged its zeal and its ac tivity. The German Prince who has pallid in cognito through Stralburgh, is the reigning Duke of Saxe Weymar, a Prince juftly celebrated by the proteEtion which he grants to men of letters. He is coming to. Paris, where his fon, the heredi tary Prince, has already arrived. Mr. and Mrs. Fox are Paid to have arrived here. This celebrated orator is employed .on a hiftory of the Revolution of England in the year 1688. He hopes to find in our libraries and depots, ma• terials that may be ufeful to him in the completion of this' important works and to confult in parti cular manuscript memoirs, written by James H. with his own hand, which were preferved in the Scots College ; we are allured that this valuable manufcript is skill preferved in the depot of Exte rior Relations. About 253 Emigrants who return to France in virtue of the Aft of Amnelly, have arrived at Cherbourg. The FIRST CONSUL has written a very flattering letter to M. BURG, Affiftant at the Obfervatory of Vienna, inviting him to pay a vifit to Paris. According to letters from Vienna, his Royal Ilighnefs the Archduke CHARLES is completely I recovered, and will repair immediately to F rague. Of all his offices he will retain only, it is laid, the Government of Bohemia. All the troops in that kingdom have received orders to affemble in the environs of Prague. where they will form a camp. The EMPEROR has refolved to go again to Pref. bourg in the beginning of September, to be pre fent at the doling - of the Diet. We learn from Erfurt that the Imperial troops which were in that city have received orders to Pet out immediately for Bohemia, from which it is inferred that the Pruffian troops will loon enter that place. ROME, AUGUST R.—The Barbary Corfairs have taken four Neapolitan vell'els 6ff Gaeta, and a Portuguefe (hip in the neighbourhood of Mpote- Circe°. The crew of the latter threw themfelves into the lea, and of 4o men, of which it conflfled, 38 unfortunately perifhed; two only were Paved, one of whom was a Portuguere. A Neapolitan polacre was alto attacked by the fame Corfairs near Syracufe, but it came (IT ‘iltorious, and re tired to Malta, where it Witco theEnglifh colours, in order to proceed to Trapani. A Sardinian ' galley fought and took a Tunifian galliot with I to men, and re-captured two Neapolitan polacre, which the galliot had taken. All thefe were conveyed to the Me de la MAdCl4ille, GANOA, Auc. 7.—A Courier who has this mo ment arrived from Paris, brings, it is laid, the nomination of the Doge.—Tlie choice has fallen on the Senator G. Dulazzo. A divifion of flops under Rear Admiral CH EQ.!. s has failed, as fup poled, for the Coatis of Mica. This fquadron has on board an Aide-de-Camp nf theFirliConfol, who is charged with demanding from the Bey of Tunis reparation due to France for the infiths of fered to various veffels, and the violation of treaties by that Power. The Duke of CL AMUSE K'S Birth-Day was yef terday celebrated with much deferved fellivi.y by all his Royal Highnefs's Tradefmen. In the even ing they demonitrated their affedion by tome bril liant illuminations. The following perfons have landed at Calais : Madame Orr," and Mademoifelle arm, Count de PUlNTES,zrandee of Spain, and Marffial-de Camp, M. JOHN CARASA, Duke de Nova, a Neapolitan, the Duchefs of GORDON, and Lady GEORGI ANA GORDON, Lord Gt.:ILI:MAN Lord PRIDE R lOC MONTAGU I, Lord HIN CH ING BROK_,E Earl of AN - CRAM, Lord ROVERT SPENCER, and THOMAS HOPI, Efq. Banker. Saturday morning landed at Portfmouth the Roth regiment of Light Dragoons, commanded by Lieut.-Col. GI 1.1. WI E, from the Weil Indies, after a fervice of i 2 years. No European troops could wear a more healthy appearance, and what is moil miraculous, without a lick man. General Warr s LOC It infpeded them on the Parade, and ap peared highly pleafed with themilitary appearance i of thofe fun-burnt veterans. We are lorry to ob ferve, that they have only three of their old officers remaining. ' The Rev. GERARD AN DR aw I, Redor of Mitch am, Surrey, was yelterday, about eleven o'clock, indlided to the Living of St. James's, Piccadilly, vacaret by the death of the late Dr. PARKER. The new incumbent was received with all the ufual formatifies. There was a fort of Proceffion on the occation :--the Churchwardens advanced in front of the catraleade, holding the keys and a book tin der each 'arm—next followed the Rev. Dr. AN- Daiwa, *ftipposted on the right and left by two Clergymen,'4pcl &oiled by three Beadles on each (isle, with their Staves, &c. They paraded the Church with . Ditsch folemnity. Next Friday t New Docks at Blackwall will li t be Apical; and a ' !is goes in dread in the Colours of different 'Na i es, under the direction of Mr. haw% 801 i of his Majelly's Chip grim CNIAILOTTS. ..1: NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND E. S. E. On. *MIMI,. I Dublin, I Waterford o Hamburgh I French o Dutch I Jamaica FALMOUTH, AUGUST it. Put back by contrary wind the Spann lugge r San Francifco de Paula, Captain Z. A. &nage. which failed on Monday laft, with rice from L. don for Ferrol.—Put in here this morning uth the loft of her rudder, the American flip Vigilact, Captain BOYLE, from Havre de Grace, bound to Baltimore—the loft her rudder off the Lizard die morning ; alfo arrived the Swedith galliott tavus Adolphus, Captain BARTELLS, haring 101 l her bowfprit and (prang her main•maft, laden with iron, pitch, &c. from Stockholm, bound to Oporto ; the brig Admiral Nelfon, Captain BATE. MAN, from London, with fugar, hoops, scc. for Cork.—Sailed the brig Ann, Rt BURS, with sines from Oporto, for Plymouth and Guernfey.—A r , rived this evening the Aucxcatet packet, Scour. csa, with the Mail from Jamaica, after a paffage of 40 days : the paffengers by her are Meth Isaacs, Mt 1.1.w000, 1014 Kamz IE, WO:VIOLS ' ALLAN, KELLY, and Servants : the Anceimeo arrived at Jamaica on the s t ft of June, found lying there his Majefty's (hips Levu's-maw, Of 74 guns; TM. HAIRE" of 98 ; BELLITROP HON ' of 74; POWERTI/L" of 74 ; TH HIVE of 74; TOPAZ( ' TRENT, Boot. DELAIS, and NE& RIDS frigates; alfo the Dun, of 64; Coeolumon., of f 0; CAMEL ' ABEROATZNNT, LARK, and MERLIN the AUDACIOUS, and TAR. TAR arrived there the fame day: on the std of June arrived his Majefty's (hips VANOVA►D and Gowan from a cruise ; and on the 3d of July the LEVIATHAN, 4LRMAAR, and COROMANDEL failed for England; on the toth of July the Avessase (poke the fitip Ann, Waarots, out 19 days from Old Harbour, for London, all well ; on the ink of Auguft (poke the brig William, fop Guernky ' for Newfoundland, out ,29 days, in lat. 43.16. long. 39.4.; WI the t sth (poke the American flip Alexander, from London forVirginia,inlat,44.36. long. 33. 7. out three weeks, all well.—The Ac. viva excite cutter, Katmai( ' has brought in two Smuggling boats with above t6o ankers of kirks on board."—Arrived the Row cutter of Down the towed into the mouth of the harbour the Swedi(h galliott Guftavus AdolphusrerWind ot, PLYMOUTh, AUGUST 23. Came from Cawfand-bay to the Sound the An. LANTR, of t 6 guns, Capt. Manama) : the is or. dared into harbour. Went out of harbour into Cawfand-bay, the Sriosa l of guns, Lieut. HARDING Slay. Arrived tali night the Bath°, Patch mm ef war, of 74 guns, commanded by Capt. Kusu, from the Text', bound to the Cape of Qood Hope, with 300 Dutch troops. She put in here mines contrary winds, and will fail on her delinational foop as the weather proves favourable. The Go. vernor of the Dutch fettlements in India goesout pafTenger in the Batzo, with his family. The Lords of the Admiraltj are expeCted this evening or to-morrow morning. ThiAbundance flore.fhip was this day'reiciiti from siugaptine. P9ILTSMOWIII, 4170TIST 13. This day arrived the Jane, Capti gins Iforl Sunderland. Went out of harbour the Ibip WY. Rosso'', bound to Deptford. Arrivtil the Mary, of Hull, Captain SHAW, from Plttribllfgh bound to Lilbon. Came into harbour his Majeity's Euaus and PsrisLors to be paid off; the MAGNITIC INT, of 7, guns. The City of London, bound to Qebec, wag (poke on the t 3th of Augull, t 3 leagues cyclic( Scilly, all well, by Capt. HALL; of the Monarch. Yefferday arrived the Rofe, Burris, Evil Havre; Charlotte, STEPHEN., from Cherburgb; the Nancy (loop, loxes. with baggage from the Camel homeward-bound from Jamaica. The Monarch, HALL, and the Mary Ifabella , HINDI, tranfports. were releafed from quarantine: the former is come into harbour, and the latter is bound to the River. Arrived the Camel Bore-(hip from Jamaica. sitimuass, AUGUST 23, Arrived his Majefty's gun.hrig Sort, Lieut. CMAIAPION, front Deal. His Majefty's no o l o GAJETI and PTLADIS are paid off, The SA" has failed again. The Heaps is undocted. PROM LLOYD% LIST. Mat, AVOUST ay...Sailed the Mtn* Pon% kt 16914 —Wind S. S. W. Oaave sa no, AUGUST akmPaffed the Alblon,...••••", Jroat St. Domingo • Rebecca, Sou/den; Plainer. pm' call; Earl St. Vl;went's, HUttelln Tcebwney Plante, florDowaft, from 'Jamaica ; Sally, from Dann; Milo, War, from Martinique • Prism OeorgC, WSW: and sea Ho*, ....•••••, from Gibra ltar ; Tortola, Aims, from Lilco ProOldepert Mom, from Braises; Fleariordoofro". Gumufry ; Peggy, Sinclair, Rao Tobago; -•""'"*" :from Cork; Anna Augufta, from Ainandila ; • NMI —; and Vrimr Margaretta, Rooter, from Routo—aialla the Commtmoe,Bower, for Georgia; William, for Ai n Z , Ra c k , klaFik4B, — mri Old fib ... . .