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-`..~^-~ FRANCE. PARIS, SEPTEMBER s. The Syndics of the l'Atis Stock Brokers on be ing prefdited to the CHI!F CONSUL, addreffed him in the following fpecch " General—The deputation of the Paris Stock Brokers falute with refpeEt the fird Magiltrate of the French Republic. Depofitories of the confi dence of our Felldw Citizens in the management of an important part of their private fortune, we feel our refpedability greatly encreafed, in feeing ourfelves honoured likewife with your choke. It is by a fcrupulous fidelity in the difeharge'of their duty that the Pali', Stock Brokers will daily pay the only tribute of gratitude worthy of your good nefs. France was linking under the weight of mil fortune; you arrive ; our tears are dried up; hope is revived in every bofom, and the authors of our calamities are reduced to filence. Wonderful ex ample of the power of virtue! Your exploits con quered the peace of the Continent ; the conllant attivity and pure principles of a government vigo rous, juft and faithful; agriculture reanimated, commerce, the arts, and every fpecies of national' inehtdry encouraged; public credit firmly cfla blifbed, and the unexampled valour of our foldiers will dictate peace to our remaining enemy. It is I thus that you will at once have realized the wifhes of the friends of your country and the terrors of her foes." FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. MANHEIM, AUG. 28.—Since the beinning of this month, the Diet of Ratitbon hel d different fittings, hut no Deputy has given his vote as yet on the ftabjecq of the indemnifications. The intiruc tions of the Deputies for Bohemia and Aultria are not yet arrived The Eleaor of BAVARIA has commanded his Envoy to vote on the fame fide with Pruflia. ' But agreeable as this propofition may be to the Court of Vienna, it is to be remembered that (he has her hands tied up ; and it alfo appears that the fecularization of the Sees is already begun, in conferring the Office of Grand Mailer of the Teu tonic Order on a fecular Prince, to whom they have granted the privilege of marrying. The Ecclefiaflikal Princes, for their better fecu rity, are planning an union among themfelves, with a determination of aging according to mea lures that (hall be regularly preconcerted by them (elves. The &II (lep that engages their attention is -to refer the accomplifhment of the peace of the empire to the Empalme alone, under the Melt powers. It appears alfo, that the College of the Imperial Cities will make a common caufe with the Ecclefiallics, though Citizen BACKER has lately given the •moa pofitive affurances on the prefcrvatinn of the greater part of the Imperial towns. The imperial Chamber of Wetzlar has fent a Memorial to the Diet, for the purpofe of prefenting to it a view of the critical fituation in which that Court is placed, through the fault of its having now no (hare in the difpofition that is to be made of it ;—it further declares, that if the Diet does not come to its aid, it will be compelled to dilfolve itfelf. GERMANY WESTPHALIA, AUGUST at. In confegnence of the death of the EleCtor of CoLocii r, the Chapters of Cologne and Munger have previoufly put themfclves in poffeffion of their territorial right, declared the interregnum, and taken the oath of allegiance from the public funs• tionaries. Count TRUCHSFSS is Vicegerent of the EleCtoral dominions. Count NESSELIODE•RLICH- E m Electoral Major-domo and Prefident of the AulicCourt, has refigned. The public curiofity is at prefent direCted to the refult of the eleetion of a new Ele&or of COLOGNE, fince the Court of Proffa has infilled, at the Diet, that in fuch Ecckfialtical States, as fhould become vacant, no frdh elation Ihould take place, previcrafly to the final adjultment of the indemnification Wines, and that fuch eleftions fhould not be acknowledged as legal. Couriers arc now conilantly letting out for Berlin and Vienna. RATISBON, AUGUST z 7. According to letters from Vienna, the Minifter of State, Count LEHRBACH, will be fent hither' for the chief management of the indemnification bufincis, on the part of the Imperial Court. The protocol on the laft Imperial Court decree, of the 2611) of June, is now open. In the inftrudions hi therto received by the Minifters of fome of the principal German Courts, it. is recommended to tranfit.'t the final adjultment of the treaty of peace, by means of a deputation from the Diet ; others, on the contrary, and among there principally the Eecletiattical Princes, conjointly with feveral other Nletiihtts of the Empire, will ufe their influence to cif et, that lug powcis he given to his Imperial for finally adjuiling the treaty of peace. It the latter Ihould more to be the declaration of the majority, it is expelled that form of the prin cipal Cuitrts in the minority will enter protefis.— I of ti.• final adjullment of the treaty of peace, the Elam:- of BR•IiDISBURC propofes Auftria and 117.andet.iuirg, in particular, to be appointed Mem b-r< of the o,•ptitation of the Diet. That Couit at m Iteeral ptupufals in what manner that rt;.,,:: • ..r the treaty of I.(ineville might be car ried tato Cs, L4ll'loll. according to which thofe he. tetli .try who have loft their polkffions on the kit batiks of the faint:, may be indemnified by teculai i cations in the Empire. Citizen BACHFR, the French Charge d'Affaires, declared, on the 29(11 tilt. in the name of his Court, that France inhici yeti with concern the tardinefs which the exc. cot it of th( heat)• of Luneville had hitherto ex. p-ticnced, tcfpe'l to the and that i; could not be ind;!Ternit to the fate of li,teditary hi:tees, haN itit2 a claim to tom. vet. lat in, nut lee their loc.; icreated, and their tirvation d vt.latMuk, by ilte delay whii.ll tudernraLsation burincfs had tact scant. VIENNA, AUattrl" is. The Grand Duke of TUSCANY is arrived her. from Graz. The Spann Ambaffador, DE t CAMYD, has repeated his application, that out Court might acknowledge the King of ETRURIA, but has again received an evalive anfwer, in which it was faid, that, before this could be complied with, the Grand Duke FERDINAND mult be in demnified for the lofs of Tufcany. The Ambat fador, upon this, declared that he had received leave of abfence, for an unlimited period, and will foon quit this city. Citizen CHAMPIGNY, the French Ambatfador to our Court, is expeacd to arrive here on the 26th infant. He has applied ' for paffports for a fuite of Ea perfons, which have already been made out in the Chancery of State. Two beautiful travelling carriages, eflimated at 30,000 florins, have arrived here from Rutlia, as a prefent for the Archduke Palatine, who will go to the coronation at Mofcow. On the gth intl. the following circular letter was communicated to the perfons employed in the Aulic Council of War : " His Royal Highnefs the Archduke CH AIM s has learnt with difpleafure, that feveral young officers degrade the charges intruned to them as officers of the State, by exhibiting themfelves in public, as ridiculous puppets, imitating the molt ridiculous faihions, viz.—fmall brimmed hats, cravats covering the chin, pantaloon breeches, and (hoes, fcarcely covering their toes. It being his Royal Highnefs's earnelt defire, that all officers of the Aulic Council of War renounce this highly 1 unbecoming rage for /attics', from this moment, and drefs in a manner becoming perfons in the fer vice of the State, the Direaors of the Protocol of the Aulic Council of War are herewith charged to in• form all the officers of their department of this high command, for their due obfervance of the fame, to prevent his Royal Highnefs being obliged to pro ceed with the utmoft rigour againit the perfon or perfons who (hall aft contrary to this order." FRANCKFORT, AUGUST A The ci-devant Bi(hop of Ta v s, on his journey to that city, was not fuffered to pafs through Cbb lentz ; but at laft received a paffport from the Mayor of Coblentz, and had proceeded feveral Rages on his journey, when be was overtaken by fome Gens-d'armes, and, by order of the Prefeel obliged to return to Thal Ehrenbreitftein, where he (till remains. Aug. 22.—The brother-in-law of the Ruffian Ambaffador in France, who left Paris very fud denly for the Court of Peterfburgh, pallid through this place on his way, and after taking a hafty dinner, immediately continued his journey with the utmoft fpeed. Two perfons accompanied him, one of whom is a German officer. From the hints thrown out privately by the latter, it appears that the difpatches which Count KALITSCH EW fent off, are of fuch importance, that he would not en truft them to any one of his fuite, except his re lation. It is certain, that a Convention between RufEa and France, for regulating the interells of feveral Princes and Sovereigns, efpecially the Eletior BAVALO-PALATINE, the Kings of NAPLAS and SARDINIA, the Duke of WIRTRIARIRO, and the Margrave of BADEN, has been carrying on at Paris ever fence laa November ; and it is fuppofed that the preliminaries of this Convention have been at laa fettled between M. de KALITSCH VW and Ci tizen TALLIYIAND, and fent to Peteriburgh for the approbation of AL, say Dia L HAMBURGH, AUGUST 2S. The WI poll from Raffia, with the Peterfburgh letters of the 7th intl. bring authentic intelligence that the French Brigadier-General Duaoc, who had already had his audience of leave of the Em peror ALEXANDER, fuddenly received orders not to quit the Ruffian capital till the arrival of another Minifter from France. Count Meakow, the new Ruffian Ambaffador defined to go to Paris, will not fet out for a month or two, on his miffion to France, as the Courts of Peterfburgh and Vienna with firft to fee what turn the affair of indemnifica tion is likely to take at the Diet of Ratifbon, be fore they fend their new Ambaffadors. The Emperor ALEXANDER is faid to have fcnt a courier to his Minifter at Berlin, with orders to fig nify to his Pruffian Majefty, that it would highly pleafe him if the Pruffian troops would fpcedily quit the EleCtorate of Hanover. Count Von der PAHLEN, the great favourite of PAUL I. lies fo very dangeroufly ill on his elates in Livonia, that his death was hourly expated. Ever fince the beginning of the prefent month, a brilk interchange of State Parrs and Notes has taken place between the Regency of Hanover on one fide, and Monfieur DoHM, the Pruflian Direc torial Counfellor and Minifter, on the other.— There notes amount to fix in number, and they were feconded, in a very fpirited manner, by Lord CARYSFORT, at Berlin. They related to the pro traded Ray of the Pruffian troops in Hanover.— They do not appear, however, to have made any imprcffion on the Pruffian Cabinet. The Electo ral Regency has fince given general orders to the Hanoverian fubjeds not to make any more new contrads with the Pruflian troops. Letters from Copenh age n o f the zsth infant Rate, that the French General and AmbalEttior MACDONALD has had a very long conference with the l'rince Royal of Denmark, at the tct tnination of which he fent the Chief of Bi igade, If i..:s, as Courier to Paris, with difpatches. Voimg Count Lot.WLIODAIIt. failed the day after for PeterflEirgh with difpatches, which arc faid to relate to MiC DONALD'S overtures, and Count BER%SI ORF F'S million to London. Another Danilh con: icr lowed him with frefh difpatches two days after, and the Com ier of the Cabinet, Lieutenant GLASS, I:tiled for England in the Danilit brig Sarpcn. Lettcr, from Italy, of the 7th Augoil tay, that the &Nathan of Admiral %Volutes has fad from Porto Fetrajo, as i s fopp o t e d, to bli.c Lade Tor t and Ma rkilles. Freill troops have been lent off fiorn Leyhorn 4: 4 ...ititt Porto Ferrajo, the in habitants of which havc berm funirmint.d to 61trril der by the Count Vt, rooa, the M nilf<r :!ten new fovcrt ign the Kin:; of Etrur la, trade. pr.,nnri of a gcncrai ann.-a y. ItAVARIA, AUGUST ty. A great Court has declared at the Diet/ with ,efpeet to the monument propofed to be erected to he Archduke CHARLES, that it would willingly loin in any meafure by which the efteem due to that Prince would be evinced ; but it was of opi nion, that a monument would not be appropriate fur gaining that end, as it would, at the fame time, perpetuate the memory of the moft calamitous of all wars that Germany had ever experienced. NETHERLANDS. BRUSSELS, AUGUST 28. The greater part of the troops which were in garrifon at Valenciennes, Manbeuge, Arras, Lille, Douay, and St. Omer, are now on their march for the camp of Boulogne,and the vicinity ofDtinkirk. A great train of artillery from Douay, and two large tranfports of bombs, furnaces balls, and other ammunition, are following it. Different companies of artillery-men are on their way for the camp at Boulogne. Should NELSON again appear before that port, he will meet with a very warm reception. Every thing is now in readinefs on the coat►. of Picardy, for the embarkation of a great number of troops, which will probably take place in the night. The circumftances of the expedition are kept very fecret. The adjutants of the Firft Conful, and fome confidential perfons, vifit the ports, and give the neceffary orders. Between Boulogne and Dunkirk there are now affembled 25,000 troops. There are here nine battalions of troops, which are &flitted to ferve on board the LONDON. TUESIANY, SEPTEMBER S. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per Cent. ConL 60--Onanitun 811. ►RICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per C. Conf. 6o 554 Omnitmt 81/ I prem. S per Cent. Ann. 951 I I l naglina Tickets zSL as. India Bondi 6a. a 76. prem. I Irith Tickets 81. Each. Bilk is a is. dif. ConL for Acc 6o I DOWN, Sin LIM% 3: Bank Stock 146-34 per Cam Gov. Deb. 74-3 Per C. 9 0 4 - 6 per Cent. Royal Canal Deb. 574. Saturday morning his MAJESTY bathed, and alto Princefs ADOLPHUS and her Royal Highnefs Princefs Sornta of Gloucciler. After breakf.ill his MAJESTY, accompanied by Prince ADOLP H Princefs Soy MIA, and Lady C. Bet LASYSEs rode on horfeback on Bincombe Hills to Ormington. The QUEEN and Princelles took an ailing to Orming ton-hill: his MAJESTY accompanied them home to Glouceller Lodge. • Sunday morning their MAJZiTIYS and the Prin ce fres attended Di v ine Service at Weym out h Church, where they heard a Sermon preached by the Rev. Dr. Moss, from PAUL'S Epillle to the Romans, chap. xli. ver. 3.—" For I fay, through the grace given Iwo sue, to every man that is amens you, not to third of hiinfelf more highly than be ought to think, but to thin} fokrly, according at GOD bath dealt to every man the meafure of faith." Mailer KELNEN Tung an Anthem from the 143 th Pfalm, accompanied on the organ by Sir WILLIAM PARSON s. After Church the ROYAL FAMILY returned to the Lodge in their carriages. Princefs Am ELI A, with Lady CAT CAST, rode out in a phaeton on the Sands. This being the Anniverfary of their MAJESTIES Nuptials, the ROYAL FAMILY were complimented by the Nobility, at Gloucelter Lodge, Weymouth. The KING has been pleafed to appoint BARTHO- LeSIEW FREILE, Efq. to be his Majefty's Secretary of Legation to the Court of Lifbon. The KING has been pleafed to nominate and appoint Sir JAMES SAY MARE z, Bart. Rear-Admiral of the Blue, to he one of the Knights Companions of the MoR Honourable Order of the Bath. Captain BARTON, of his Majefty's (hip CON CORDE, is appointed Governor of Newfoundland, in confequence of no Admiral going this feafon on that Ration. Mr. PATTON, who is appointed to fucceed Go vernor BROOKE as Governor of St. Helena, is likewife to rank as a Colonel in the fervice, and receive all the emoluments, &c. attached to that . His Royal Highnefs the Duke of CUMBERLAND, Colonel of the t sth regiment of Light Dragoons, now lying at Hertford, was on Thurfday, the 3d prefented with the freedom of that Borough, in an elegant gold box, by the Mayor and Corpo• ration, attended by the Marquis of SALISBURY as High Steward. On Monday fe'nnight, the freedom of the city of Worcdler was voted to Admiral Sir HYDE PAR KER and Admiral M'DouAL. Mr. SAUMAREZ, brother to the Admiral, arri ved at Portfmouth on Saturday, and will lail for Ceylon at loon as the wind permits. Mr. CHARLES Pisciciory, the new American Ambalrador to the Court of Spain, arrived, fome days ago, off the coalt of Suffer, in the Fox, which veffel being bound to the Poit of London, he !hilted his baggage on board another velfel bound to Hamburgh, whither he is gone, on his way to Madrid. On Saturday fe'nnight the Dukes of ORLEANS anti Cl' arrived at the King's Arms bm, Giaignw, where they were met by Colona Fla.- LARTON. On Friday fe'nnight, the Lord Provoß and Ma gifirates of Glafgow gave a grand entertainment at the Tontine Tavern, to his Grace the Duke of BUCCLIumi, and the other officers of the Edin burgh Militia, at prefent quartered there. The Lord Prelident of the Court of SefThai, Major General Dkoststovo, &e. &c. were precut. The Lord Bilblip of FORWICH pre.iclod a fcr laa, at St. Nichr.l4% Church, Var. south, for the benefit of the County ; he root ving being rainy the cro.,, , ,r• T atu n WAS wall, but the colle,'Unn war very l,rde , anatrunt. tag to upwards of J. Ile fecond battalios of the:Colefiream regi ment of Guards marched yeflutlay from Knil;inf bridge barracks, on their °Mk tb Chelmsford.— The third battalion marched this morning front the parade in St. James's Park. Friday the tit, and Saturday the sd divifion of the 2d Wiltihire Supplementary militia marched into Gofport. Saturday the troops in Portfmouth garrifon and vicinity, with all the artillery, &c. were reviewed on Southfea Common by General WHITELOCKE. Saturday the whole of the 15th light dragoons, in barracks and quartered at Southampton, left that place for St. Alban's. Three battalions of the gth regiment al.; tl,:, week to replace the 441 1 at Wincheiler. The Cavalry Barracks at Windfor arc nearly nifhed : their lituation on the verge of :he Forel renders them extremely healthy. The whole detachment'of Guards left Windfor Barracks on Saturday morning for London. The zoth Regiment of Light Dragoons do duty at Windfor for the prefent. A few days ago Lord STAWE L called togetlici the Alton troop of Gentlemen and Yeomanr•., when his Lordfhip ailed them on parade, at &Lt. ley, how far they would extend their Cervices in cafe of invafion, or of an enemy being on our coals ?—The whole troop, to a man, although moll of them are engaged in extenfive htiiincfs, with a truly Briar's fpirtt, anfwered molt readily and cheerfully, that they would follow his Lord. (hip to any part of England or Scotland, at a mo ment's notice. The Firft, or Royal Regiment of Edinburgh Volunteers, (blue,) have not only renewed to his Excellency General Vvsz, Commanding in Chief, their offer of fervice : firft made in January 1797, when a defcent on Ireland was attempted front France, to take charge of Edinburgh Cattle, on its being found neceffary, at any time, to march nut the troops quartered in that garrifon :—but, like. wife, have agreed to march, and !hare, with the other brave volunteers, the danger and the glory, in the event of an invalion being attempted on our coafts. The corps of Irvine Volunteers, under the com mand of Major PEEILLS, when propofed to them to extend their fervices to Great Britain in cafe of invafion, very handfomely gave three hearty cheers on the oceafmn, with the exception of three men, who gave Tome reafons why they could not march, and next morning three other men much fitter for the fervice came and entered in their place. The Duke and Duchefs of DEVONSHIRE, and a large party, dined with the Duke of YORK, at Oatlands, on Saturday. Early this morning, in Portland Place, the Lady of the Right Hon. Lord Htavir was fafely dcli. vered of a daughter. The Duke of BEDFORD, if report (peaks truly, is likely to return from Scotland in the converted mood of " Benedick the "tarried man"—a Lamolin of the North having fupplanted in his regard the Skeet of the South, with all their golden fleeces. Mr. AotoiNoTou is about difpofing of his villa and land at Woodley, as being at too great a dif lance for bufinefs. Earl SPENCEn is now on a vific to Mr. ASHTON SMITH at Andover. Sir Jolin,Dumtzt is fitting up his elegant man lion at Tiverton, iv Devordhire, in the molt fplen did flik, preparatory to a general invitation to all the neighbouring fashion. The Hon. Mrs. Aw sov is on a villt at Lady LLOYD'S, at Great Brick Hill, in Berkihire. Mr. SraLmwo's new houfe in Cavendilh-fquare is fitting up in great Lille—a/slier of four rooms on the drawing-room floor are to be hung with Lain upon a new plan, and the houfe will be opened neat winter with a fplendid ball. Mr. RICHARD THOMPSON. the High Sheriff of York, is the life of the county; he is giving grand entertainments to all the nobility, gentry, and their vifitants around Wetherhy Grange—balls twice a week, and open houfe to all corners. MILES PETER ANDILIWS'S drawing-rooms are to be hung with a bright yellow Patin worked all over with god refembling bunches of flowers. Mr. PAUL PERRY MAN is the Mayor ele& of Wind. for for the year enfuing, on which ociafion Mr. SNOWDEN,the preient MAyor, gave an elegant dinner to the Members for the Borough, the Corporation, and a fele& party of his Friends, in the Town-Hall. General and Mrs. HARCOURT are enjoying the beauties of their re fi dence at St. Leonard's - Hill, where they propofe fpending the remainder of the fummer. Eton School opens this week, after the Eleelien Vacation.—The shooting feafon interpofes to pre vent an early full attendance of the young Gentle men educated there. The Hnn. WILLIAM MAULE of Panmure has ge neronfly given 401. Roiling to the kirk feflion of Monikie, for the benefit of the parochial plat- ; and twelve guineas to the kirk feffion of Monifictlt. All the other parithes in which he is an heritit. have received proportional Ihares of his well-timed bounty. The !Aver club, given by the City of Edinburgh to the H - inourable Company of Golfers, was played for on Leith Links on Saturday fe'nnight, and won by ALZIANDRII KL/111tAY GArt USAF, EN. younger of Craigie. Although the immediate neighbour: of Lord HAWKESSURY'S (ACC are ignorant of the proccfs tf negociation, they Teem to think from the pro. found filence which reigns, that the parties cannot yet have come to high worek ! It is a general complaint that the town is infuf ferably dull ; but a continuance of the prefent weather would loon ti mister that complaant to the Watcring.places, for nothing can he more tedious than a kw rainy dig) s at Margate or At Brighton. A fi iend to the Cockney Spnrtf men has opened tt Chop near Temple Bar with much iticce.;. He has contrived sk ith cot - dicier:4We ingenuity a roarbnor for injeaingficr into birds that have beenisard !