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S.) has been publiffied In order to remove all difficulties and obitacles that have hitherto oc curred to foreigners, and even to fubjeds of this country, travelling on account of commerce, trade, the arts, manufadures, &c. in entering or quitting our empire, we order, that all perfons furniffied with, paffports from the places and perfons ap pointed for that purpofe, for the interior and be yond the frontiers of our empire, if they are not otherwife fufpeled, may pars freely, without being in the kali detained, according to the former bafis, and in conformity to the laws that had appeared up to the year 1796, obferving, however, all poffi ble precaution, with refped to epidemical difeafes, as to which our Senate will iffue the proper regu lations, on the bafis of the former laws, giving the neceffary orders to all whom it m a y concern." GERMAN?: VIENNA, MAY a. The day before yefterday a refcript was iffued to all the Chiefs of Chanceries, Departments, and Tribunals, which gave great pleafure to the inha bitants. It orders all public funCtionaries, with out exception. to Rate, in writing, whether they belong to any Secret Society, or Order, or not ; in the latter cafe, they are to make oath, and the refcript declares, that, if ever the Government lhould learn that a public funftionary, who pro feffes not to belong to any ferret Society, is never thelefs a member of any of them, a perfon thus perjured !hall be broke with infamy, and tried as a criminal. Marty public functionaries have al ready fent in their declarations.—A courier from the office of the commanding General in Italy has brought intelligence that a body of French troops of about tOOO men has again taken poffeffios of feveral places on the right banks of the Adige, be. longing to the Bilhopnc of Trent, in favour of the Citalpine Republic, declaring, that this mea- Cure was agreeable to the fenfe of the treaty of Luneville, wherein it was ftipulated, that the Adige, where it quits the Tyrolefe, fhould form the limits of the Auftrian poffeflions in Italy. It is to be hoped that this unpleafaat event will have no difagreeable confequences. Mar 6.—During the whole of the 3d and 4th intl. the Archduke CH A Imes had remained in a very cri tical situation, but laft night he became more tran quil, and his fever abated. There happy fymptoms Rill continue this day, but the Prince's nerves, Co much weakened by frequent relapfes, do not promife him a Jailing Rate of health, as long as he !hall be unable to lead a life of more tranquillity, on which account it has been propofed to give him the af- Rftance of Field-Martini the Palace of Conran, in his official duties. The prefent relapfe is owing to a vifit he paid to the military hofpital, where he tatted the provifions intended for the tick, which he found of fo bad a quality, as to throw him into a violent paflion. Soon after he had the mortifi cation to fee a regiment marching through the city, which, agreeably to his orders, fhould have been new cloathed, inflead of which the men were almoft in rags. • When the French troops entered the Neapolitan territory, the French General demanded, that fupplies for the army fhould not be made in mo as had at firft been Ripulated, but in kind. entering the Neapolitan dominions, feveral Fre officers were ill.treated, which was alto the cafe the bifhopric of Trent, part of which the Fren have again taken poffeffion of: on this occalio Come ofifturbances took place, in which the Impe rial fubjelts and Come French troops came to blows, hut it is hoped that they will not have any die agreeable confequences. InftruCtions have already been fent to Count Cpsauzzst., at Paris, on ac count of the latter occupation. This day's Court Gazette contain, a copy of the note, by which hiS Imperial Majefty orders the Chiefs of all the Public Departments to de mand a declaration from all Public Funaionaries, whether they belong to any Secret Society. The following is the Note : 0 Vienna, April 23, dm a External Peace being now rettored, it is our moll ardent with, as much as in th lies, to pro cure to our fiithfitl fubjeffs Internal tranquillity and fecurity,and to remove every thing that might give them even the kali apprehentiOns on that account. Expericnce having taught us, that Se cret Soctt.....c; and Fraternitic.: have been one of the principal rooms by which the moil dear ' tive principles are fpread, true Religion under mined; Morality, if not entirely corrupted, at leall greatly changed ; Party Spirit violently ex cited by all poffible artifices; and Domcftic Tran quility and Happinefsconfequentlydeftroyed—The orders we iffued Tome time ago, not to coffer in our States fuch Secret Societies or Fraternities, under whatever denomination or pretence, are to remain io force ; the more fo, as even fuch as are eftablifh ed with a good intention frequently degenerate, fo that they are as unbecoming as they are dangerous to any State. In order, therefore, to promote mu tual confidence between the Sovereign and his Sub jects (whore reciprocal welfare and good are fo clofely connected), as well as to prevent internal tranquillity from being difturbed by our Public Functionaries, and that we may place the necef fary confidence in them, it is requifite that we fhould know them to be free from all fuch Secret Connections, which either tend to prevent a fer vant, though otherwife a man of integrity, from aridly executing his official duties, or, at leaf', to place him under Tome embarraffment—We, there fore, order you, to demand from all Public Func tionaries, under your direetion, of whatever rank or clafs they may be, without any reference to the pail, a declaration upon oath, that they are not at prefent connected with. any Secret Affociation or Fraternity, either at home or abroad ; or, in cafe they fhould be, that they will immediate ly relitiquifh them, and never again enter into any fuch Secret Conflation, on• any pretence whatever. In appointing new Functionaries, the above claufe is to be made a part of their oath. You are therefore ilriely to execute this order, deliver to us the whole of the declarations upon oath collated by you, accompany them with your report, as well as to deliver to us a fimilar declaration upon oath for your own perfon.— The demanding this declaration upon oath is to be repeated annually, and every one of our Public Officers, who full hefitate to comply with this regulation, !hall be at liberty to apply to us for leave to renounce our fervice, on Rating his mo tives for fo doing." The departure of the Archduke Fun:memo and his Confort, for Freiburg, is fixed for the 12th infiant. The Duke of MODENA, his father-in-law, has confirmed all the Imperial Public Officers in their charges, in the Brifgaw, which has been ceded to him. The adminifiration of the country , will remain as before, without undergoing any change. PARLIAMENTARY PRO6EEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MAY sr. Connie! were heard relative to the Scots Appeal, Sir James' Colguhoun, Bart o. the Provo& and the town Magiftrates of Dumbarton. After which, their Lardildps poßponcd the fur ther bearing of the cafe to a future day. The Royal Affent was given by Commiffion to 5R public and private Bills. Among the State Bills, which were compara tively few, were the following—the hi& Hop Duty, the kith Coen Bounties, the Rice Importation, the Elephant Oil, the Curates Regulation, and the Bank Note Forgery Bills. The Lords Conuiffioners were—the Lord el , . ..40r, the Duke of Roxburgh, and Lord Wall:lngham. On the motion of the Lord Chancellor, the farther confider ellen of the Scotch Appeals, Fullerton, o. Dalrymple, and Men- Da= ford, was pollponed till to-morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Sir RICNAID ()AMON brought in a Bill for ending a Gaol at Wlnehefter ; which was read the grit time.. _ _ _ The dossiiry Poor NM IMO fug • SMIII thnc and paled. Mr. Pang= brought op tin Repot et the Ccestoduee of Wooer' ham whiting aped se bydhernente. mod Re binding gained to be bombe in porton thereto. The MI ter be Forgery of Taken Notes, wu read eland Rite, and egnoidtted for di" day fennight. The bilk bensnity 818 went Ann. a Conunittee. The Report wee adored to be received twieninow. The nib Esplrtng Lowe IMh went emu. a Coninkteo The Ripon arbred to beggeduelnoingiousu i The Hsi rehired Mit Moo Conningenterniter orbs RIMS of the ■ Room it Int lb etbdon—'noas• Feet was to be rogibed tonenew. eeemo litebnid far W Lied Tax Reangino WM El was read a faced tame, and oburn'? HIS SIAIRSTY'S MESSAOR. The Order of the Day being read for taking into confideration his Majelly's moil gracious Me7fage, conferring on Lady Abercromby, the dignity of a Peerefs, by the title of Lady Abercromby, of Aboukir, with the remainder of the two next heirs male of Sir Ralph Abercromby, to whom the title defcend, with a net annuity of aoool. per ann. and recommending to his Majelly'sfaithfill Com mons to confider of fettling and fecuring the fame to the benefit of the family ; The CHANCELLOR of the ExcHagy ea Paid, he thould not, by any comment of his own, enfeeble the imprellion which his Majefty's Mdfage was calculated to make upon the Houfe. He thould therefore content himfelf with moving that the fum of spool. per ann. be granted to his Majelly out of the Confolidated F un d, f or the purpofes Rated in his Majefiy's Meirage, to commence from the sift of March, iSot.—He had no doubt but it would be the with of the Houfe, that the annuity fhould commence from the day that Sir R a lph Abercromby received his fatal wound.—The Re folution was agreed to, and the Report ordered to be received to-morrow. On the Order of the Day being read for the fe ond reading of the Kent Gaol Bill, Sir E. )(MATCH suu. renewed his former argu ments againfl the Bill, and moved, that the word now be left out, and the words this day,* Now& be fubflituted in its Bead. Sir W. GRARY defended the Bill, after which the Houfe divided—For the Bill 22-4pina it so—Majority in favour of the Bill 2... The Bill was accordingly read a fecond time, and ordered to be committed. The Houk refolved itfelf into a Committee to confider the Orders of Council, refpeling the de tention of Ruffian, Danifh, and Swedifh chips. Mr. Vansurvaar moved, " that the Chairman be airelted to move the Houfe for leave to bring in a Bill to render valid all aas done in confequence of three Orders of Council, fo far as they regard Bills of Exchange drawn in Ruffin, and the Freight and Detention of Ruffian, Danifh, and Swediffi ships."—The motion was agreed to by the Com mittee. The Report was ordcred to be received to•worrow.—Adjourned till to-morrow. ' ' • LONDON. FRIDAY, MAY sa. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Castel' 6oa—Reduced 5914—.4 per Cent. 78f. S per Cent. 96New ditto 94 4 —Omuiunt 9 St prem. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTKRDAY : 3 per Cent. Red. 39f 1 Long Ann. 18 1.. x 6 3 per C. Coni..6of f Imp. 3 per cent. s p, if 4 per Cent. 781 9 41 Imp. Ann. t f per C. Navy 1 Ornniurtt 981 per C. Loy. 931 94 Colt for May 6111 f Yefterday morning, at half after twelve, his MAJESTY, accompanied by the QUEEN and two of the PRINCESSES, arrived at Buckingham-houfe, in a poft-landaulet and four, efcorted by a troop of light dragoons. The KING was dreffed in blue and gold, and looked remarkably well: after he had taken fome refrefhment, a Privy Council was held, at which Were prefent the Duke of YORK, the Duke of PORTLAND, Earls CHATHAM, WESTMORELAND, LIVERPOOL, ST. VINCENT, ROs. SELYN, the CHANCELLOR Of the EICHICty ER, Lord HAWICESIVRY, and the ATTORNEY and SOLICITOR GENERALS. The bulinefs was principally to finifh the new , law arrangements. Sir WILL IAM GRANT, the new Mailer of the Rolls, was (worn in a Privy Coun. cillor, and fo was Mr. Assorw, going out Secre. tarn to the Lord Lieutenant ,of Ireland. Mr. WALLACE, the new Member of the Board ofCon. troul, was alto (worn in Privy Councillor. Sir RICHARD PEPPER ARIAN kiffed the Kinc's hand on being appointed Lord Chief bate of' the Common Pleas; as did alto Sir WILLIAM GIANT, on fucceeding to the fituation of Mailer of the Rolls. On his Majasry'sarrival at Buckingham.houfe the Union Flag was difplayed on St. Margaret's ileeple and the fpire of St. Martin's; and the bells of both churches rung loyal peals on the occafion. Now that his health is completely re-eftablifhed, we underitand it is his Maiasry's intention to go down to Cuffnell's, the feat of GIORGI ROSE, Efq. in the New Forel, which from its vicinity to Lymington, will give his MAJESTY the accommo. dation of fea bathing, without the tumult of Way. mouth. He will after-wards htiwever go to Wey mouth with his fuite. Yefferday morning the Duke of YORK reviewel the if battalion of the ift regiment of Guards in Hyde Park : the line wasfornted by (even o'clock, and at eight his Royal Highnefs came upon the ground, attended by his Aids du.camp and fere. ral General Officers, and was received with pre. fented arms ; he then paffed the line in front and rear, the band playing 4 , God rave the Rhig the battalion then went through their vanoisi evolutions and firings in a manner becoming the ! rank and difcipline of this fine corps. The reinforcements preparing to be fent to the Britifh army in Egypt are very confiderable. A large quantity of military ftoresb&c. is alto prepar. ing for Egypt. On Monday failed from Yarmouth the SPECULATOR lugger to recall the MONMOUTH, left off Goree, by Admiral DICKSON'S fquadron. She is to join the LEYDE m,of 68 guns, Antwcourr, of 64, and MADRAS, of 34, which failed from thence for Portfmouth, for the purpofe of proceeding as convoy to the above troops for Egypt. The detachment of the Guards, who volunteered their fervices in Egypt, left town yeflerday morn ing for PortfinontE, where the tranfports and men of — war defined to convey them, and the other troops under orders for Egypt, are in readinefs to receive them. The detachment confilts of drafts from the Coldflream and 3d Regiments. Their officers are, the Hon. Lieutenant-Colonel W,Firz coy, Captains DYKE and PHILIPS, of the Colds ftream ; and Ca ptain _ WEST, the Hon. Captain STSIVART, and Enfign COCHRANE, of the 3d. A large detachment of the Royal Artillery is now under orders for immediate embarkation for the Mediterranean. The detachment of Artillery ferving in Egypt under General LAWSON * is much fpoken of in pri. vate letters, as having greatly difiinguilhed itfelf— In the anion of the stfi, they are reprefented as hay. ing kept the enemy's artillery very much at bay. On Tuefday Taft a very fine detachment of the Irifh Artillery reached Woolwich, for the purports of being dratted into the fetters' battalions at Wool; with. The Hon. Enfign MIAs, who fell at Aboukir. was brother to the prefent Earl of CLAIM' LLIAM. Yiflerday a Court of Direftors was held at the Eaft India Houfe, when Musa° Dscx, Efq. was appointed next in Council to Mr. Perils, at Fort St. George; JOHN CHASIIFIt Efq. was alto ap pointed Secsitary to the Mad ras Government, and a Provifional Member ofCousciL—The Court ad. journed at lix O'clock till Wednefday next. Yeßerday being the Anniverfary Meeting of the Charity Schools in London, Weßminfter, South wark, &c. the children went in proceffion to St. Paul's Cathedral. The company afiembled was both numerous and terpeCtable, and we underhand the colledions at the dbors were very liberaL Yefterday the Bill for making and maintaining ars frost Railway, from Wandfworth to Croydon, in the County df.Surry, received the Royal Agent. Lord CAWDOIOI honk, at the weft end of Ox ford-Itreet, has been pnrchafed by Sir WisLiair Mamas for 6eoo guineas. • The E arl of Ccaas met with a moil unfortu nate accident in Hyde Park, on Tnifday lan, his boric Rarted, and he was flung off. The Surgeons conlidered the wound as molt ferioufly alarming. He received, however, contiderable relief frqui the warm bath, and there were yelterday hopes of lie recovery. On the sgth ult. goo honfes and a church wee burnt down in the city of %wit, in &nub Alfis•