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MR. PERRY, SURCLON, begs to inform his Patierts, and the Public in general, that be is removed Na So0711•1111P70114MIT, 81000111111110111/-GWARI where the SOLVENT for the CURE of the GRAVEL and S'T'ONE may be had, in bottles of 59.6 d.; sia.6d.; and One Guin _v. (Ramps included); and where he may be eonfulted in all Cileulints Obßrudlions, or other Diforders of the Urinary Panees. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO BE SOLD ST PRIVATE CONTRACT, 'TIM MANOR of PAINSWICK : a truly de fir+hle :Ind improvable 1 1 1‘ EEHOLD ESTATE, Six Miles from Oloucefter, Three from Stroud, Twelve from Cheltenham, and Twenty-eight from En Rol, confitling of the Manor of Painfwick, extending over fcveral Tboufand Acres of land, with Fines, Chief Rents, Q2it Rents, and Hedots, Ming out of nearly 300 different Copyhold Tenements, which with the Tolls of the Market, comprifes the Heft Lot, and is a molt &arable purchafe fur any Goldman of the Law. Alto a Capital Manor Farm, with Houfc, riquilite Offices, Garden, and Plesfure Ground, 330 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pallure and Woodland, lying compad, and furrounding th e Houfc, with two improvable and valuable Streams of Water, running through and uniting in the fame. very convenient for ereding Mills for the ufe of the Manufadory carried on in the neigh bourhood. And alfo 311 t Acres of Inclofed Woodlands and Wallet, well Rocked with Beach, Oak, and Alla Trees, lying within the Manor. The whole capable of very great improve ment both for Mature and Profit, and may be reakeably dd. mated at upwards of 9001. per Annum. Further Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Wm. Baylis, of Painfwick, who will thew the Premifes; of Mr. Saunders, Attorney, Stroud ; of Mars. T. and W. Dunn, So idiom, Lincoln's-Inn; and of Meths. Hodainfon and Co. Sur veyors, No. 31. Arundel-Meet, London, where a Plan able F.P.ate may be ken. N. B. Croat Fort of the Purchafc Money may relnain on Mortgage if required. FRANCE. PARIS, JULY 4. The report of the fpeedy convocation of the Le • giflative Body is much doubted. We announced fume time ago, that a great part of the ohjels of fculpture captured by the French, and which had fallen into the hands of the Neapoli tans when they entered Rome, and when the Cattle of St. Angelo was evacuated by the army of the Republic, were delivered up to Commiffioners ap pointed by Government to go and receive them at Naples, agreeably to the Bth article of the treaty of Florence: thefe Commiflioners are C. Dunne Iry and CHAPTAL, fon of the Minifler of the Interior. Four (hips have arrived at Marfeilles, brinf-ing with them thefe glorious trophies, and the Com miffioners are (fill in expeaation of the molt im portant objca, which his SICILIAN MAJLSTY is to fend to France. This objed is one of the moll va luable figures of antiquity, found four years ago at a country hovfe near Velitri ; it reprefents Pal las. It was acquired by the Commiffioners of the Direaory to the Roman Republic, and was zon ficated by the Neapolitans at the Cant: of St. Angelo as French property. The (hip la Zok, difpatched from St. Domingo, entered the port of Havre on the 29th of June, after a pallage of 5t days. When the left Cayes- St.-Louis, there was a report of the furrender of Toussaiwx and DISSALINIS, but this intelligence was not known officially. This part of the South has not !hared in the difatters of the reit of the Ifland, in confequence of the fubmiffion of the black Ge neral LAPLUNI j without his intervention all the white men in that quarter would have been maffa. creed. Commerce, however, is in a very bad Rate ; provifions are fcarce. The cotton is not yet collated, and the little the negroes have bad time to gather, has not been taken proper care of. The commercial news from Port-au-Prince are much more diftreffing: raw fugar is fold for so or 6o livres per quintal. Very little is made, becaufe the negroes have fcarcely yet returned, and it is very difficult to make them work. Cotton is very rare in the difiria of Cayes-St. Louis, be caufe the Gonaives and Mirebalais have been a prey to the Rimes, fo that this year there has been no crop. The little cotton found at Port-au- Prince colts there from 230 to 250 liven: of in digo, there is no crop. Coffee is the only pro- duaion Rill to be obtained. The colony of St. Domingo overflows with Englith goods; it is int. poffible to find Pale for a French cargo without waking great facrifices. Five per Cents. 53 fr. 6o c. PRIVATE LETTER, PARIS, JULY s. Citizen Goalie is appointed Comrniffary for Fo reign Affairs at Amfterciam, but his nomination is not yet made public : he was the laft Prefident of the Executive Direaory, and the only perfon of that Affembly who mewed any courage and &m -ild's upon the famous 18th Brumaire. Sim and Roast Ducos, who were in the confidence of Bo swears, deferted their friends on that day, and Bee Ras fent in his refignation, before any meafure to effea the great change had been adopted.— Mousses was of no importance to his pasty, and Consist therefore was looked up to as their only refource—but no oppofition could prevent Bona- TAILTa's fuccefs. During the Monarchy, Gowta a was an Avocet Is, Parinanst, at Rennes, in Brittany, and obtained univerfal efteem for his defence of the Marquis Mow CONTI, the Governor of the province, whom the Court finned determined to ruin and difplace. During the molt tumultuous times of the Revolution, he was Minifter of Janice, and, it is aid, that from his humane interference, more than a thoufand perfons owe him their pre fent esiftence. He was bold enough to refute at tending the Club of the Jacobins, and became an objea of hatred in confequence to the Terrorifts, who, however, found no means to deftroy him. His talents are not remarkably brilliant, but are well adapted to the fituation be is now placed in. The two litels which appeared lately againft the FIRST CONSUL, have very ferioully occupied the Minider of Police and his Satellites for Tome time, not only to tlikover the authors and their accom• plices, but more efpecially to prevent their circu- Luion : the author of she brit was loon found out and arrefted, a Prieft—but the other would, per haps, have long remained unknown, had he not, either from eompunaion, or fome other motive, avowed himfelf—there is fomething extraordinary in the faa, as well as in the manner, in which he has concluded himfelf. General SIMON is the per (n,, hm• wArineorilw thor elate libel, printed under the title of dat, ewe Arras:, which it highly reprehenfible for as virulence, and the probable confequences of its publication. This General fent into Paris a certain number of copies of his Addrefs, concealed in the great pots of butter which come ufually from Brit tany, where he refided ; but as foon almolt as he beard the effects of his work produced. and that the tranquility of feveral Citizens was likely to be difiurbed on account of the fufpicions which had fallen upon them, he applied to Citizen Mov- the Ex-C-onffituent, who is now Prefect of et Yileine, in Brittany, and avowed himfelf the author of the libel : and added, that 4 , he was incapable of allowing the innocent to falter for what. in a moment of dircontent and pallion, he had himfelf committed. He was concerned for having been fo imprudent, but that as there was no remedy, he conflituted himfelf prifoner, and only requefied that he might be concluded to the Temple, in a manner fuitable to his rank of Ge neral." Moo tsa contented, and General SIMON arrived at Paris on the z9th ult. efcorted by an ' Officer of rank in the Seselareserie. He is a young man of violent charaaer, but who has conduiled himfelf in the army with dillinetion. His father is Si stom,,ses Tam, a man of letters, and one of , the Librarians of the Tribunate. General !lir appears to be gaining ground in 1 the favour of the Flier Cousin., and teems to be confirmed officially. He has received from Bow PARTI a magnificent (word, and it is underflood, not only as a proof of prefent diflinaion, but as a fort of precnrfor to the appointment to Come im portant &nation. The Flare Coesvz will certainly vifit Brufrels foon after the fete of the te.th of July, which, it is faid, will be particularly fplendid as a Military fight; but it is fingular, that at this moment, no' one knows, whether the Deputies from the army are to be received at the Thualleries, or at the Champ de Mars. LONDON. SATURDAY, JULY le. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 Per Cent. Confide 74ff 7.3f—ine oPi• Reduced 74-4 per Cent. 9oi—Oki 5 per Cent. tots — New 5 per. C. tosi—Omnium par *pram PRICE OP STOCKS YES PERDAY : Bank Stock z sic Lang Ann. at z-161 3pa Cent. Red. 7414 India Stock use 3 Pcr Cent. Con!. 74 Imp. 3 per Cent. 7s{ 73 4 per Cent. 9 0 iii Imp. Ann. is . 5 pa C. Ann. totfie Omnium part prem. 5 per Cent. 1797 lose/ Coat for 0pg.751 I COURSE OF EXCHANOL Arniterdatts, to sot a U.' Cadiz 351 effect. Gellll 471 Ditto, at fight:so 15 Madrid 331 paper LUbon 67 Rotterdam, to sit aU. Ditto 361 effed. Orate 67 Hamburgh 33 a2i U. Bilboa 36 effed. Palermo 90 Alton 33 3 a t U. Leghorn sit weeper os. Oadis 33i In paper Naples 44 Dublin sal Parii, z day's date, 23 17—Ditto 2 Ut.l4 2 liv. Bourtleauz - - 2 Ut 24 3 lir. Venice, sip Liven Plain Eneetret per IL !Icel. DIILIN, JULY 6...5 per Cent. Our. Deb. 99k. This morning we received Paris Journals to tha 7th in& A Mail has alto arrived from Holland, and one from Hamburgh, by which we have received tome articles from private correfpondents, which we have fubjoined. The Eleetor of Mayence is to have Ratifbon for his refidence. He will alto have the Bilhopric of that city, feveral (mall prelatures, and the Baillie. age Afchaffenburg, betides a million and a half of florins annually, Imam the other States of the Empire. The great progrefs of PASSWAN Ocnou, and many Turkifh Generals whom he has bribed, have obliged the Porte to the hefty fending off of (eve. ral couriers, particularly to Peterfburgh, London, Paris, Vienna, and Berlin. The Court of Raffia has already contented to march a divifion of troops to oppofe the rebels. PAsswAw Occou has large funs of money at his difpofal, chiefly obtained through the confirm. ally extending plunder of the rich& Turkiflt pof. felons. The frequent arrival and departure of couriers from his camp is confidently affected. 1 MIMIL, JUNE O.—This morning, at tight o'cock, his Majelly the EM►EROR paid a vifit to the KING and Q 2 it ex, breakfalled with them, and then departed between ten and eleven on his re turn, being faluted by too cannon, and all the fame ceremonies being obferved as on his arrival. The Kula and Qyzaw, on the other hand, left the town at i is, accompanied by the bleffings of all honeft people, and will arrive to-day at Tile, and thence by way of Frakebnen and Raflenburg, to jerutten, where a (mall corps of light troops is affembled. The evening before the departure of the illuf trious guefts, the Magiftrates and feveral Depu ties of the Merchants and Citizens waited on the Ktaa, to requelt, that in order to commemorate an event fo interefting for the town, the Rreet where their Malan-Its had locked, might in fu ture be called Louifs ftreet, after our beloved QI_JUN ; and the Rivet where the Estvraoa had, lodged, Emperor-ftreet, which was granted by his Nia;stry in the moll gracious manner; and thus will there names be a -perpetual memorial of an event which mull have the Lappiell confequences. The troops affembled bore on this occafion re turn back to their quarters.—The journey of the Est r E tot referable' 4 continued triumph. Where. ever he pales, crowds of pimple of all ranks are Aft. - asap's, Jowl 26.—The Hereditary Nines of Mecatitssouats &amnia, who was prefent at the conference at Memel, paired through here foam days ago on his return, flopped a few day., and then proceeded to Ludwigfluft. The KING and (trust go throughWarfaw, and are expeaed about the Bth or pth in Charlottenburg. It is un certain whether the Knee will go this year to Si lefta. Prince Louis FE/DINAH° of Pruffia is ar rived here. Sr. Furless(' ito it, Jun t a.—The Counfellor FUHRMANS, of Kiew, having given in a memoir, containing an account of feveral experiments made with the red beet, proving the advantages to be derived from the general cultivation of this root, on account of its producing, with little expence, brandy of the common fort, fo neceffary in this Empire, has received, by order of the Emperor, from Chamberlain Novossezovr, a very handfome letter, and a valuable diamond ring. Count Rosvorrsc Km, who, in the Emperor Pain's time, was Minifter for Foreign Affairs, has come hither within this week, from his eftate. This morning the Swedifh Amballador, Baron STIDIMOIL, who dined yefterday with the Emprefs Dowager at Powlowik, departed for Finland, where the King is arrived to review the troops.— He is expefted back infix weeks. Yefterday forenoon, the great church, called Ifaac's church, and alto (from its being entirely faced within and without with marble) the Mar ble Church, was folemnly confecrated with the greateft pomp, in pretence of an isnmenfe concourfe of people of all ranks. The building of this church has, therefore, lafted 34 years, it having been begun in 1768, at the time of the introduaion of the inoculation for the fusel pox intoltufEa, as its confecration happens at the time when the vaccine is introduced, and begins to fuperfede the other. The arrival of the new French Ambatilidor, General ANDRIOSSY, in this country, is not ex pelled before the end of next month. The prepara tions which were making by Lord WHITWORTH for his departure for Paris, are entirely difeonti nued, as it is fettled that the two Plenipotentiaries (hall leave their refpeCtive capitals as nearly as pof fible at the fame time. It is very probable that they will not commence their diplomatic career until all the difficulties now exilling, in a commercial view, between both countries, fall be removed by the Treaty, which is aaually under difcuffion. Owen SMYTH OWEN, Efq. of Condover, in Shropfhire, is gone with a party of friends to Paris. The Earl of Eca amour, with fixty-three Ladies and Gentlemen, and four carriages, left Brighton on Wed nefday for Shoreham, where they embarked in the T.aait fehnnner. Captain Hitt.. and loon after fix o'clock P. M. fet fail for France. The Duchess of Bsaurntr, and the Ladies So as gASET, left town a few days ago for the family feat in Cloucefterlbire. Earl FORT/ scua has MI town f• Caßle-hill, in Devonfitire. The Lady of Colonel Baanstorr u gone into York'hire to pars a !bort time. Sir RICHARD and Lady ?have left their town houfe in Albemarledirect, a few days ago, for their feat, called Dagnum Park, near Rumford, in Ellis. Lord Et t.sueoaotlen is the youngell Chief Jullice that ever prelided over the Court of King's Bench: Lord Chief Jullice Howe was one year older when he arrived to the fame elevated rank in the profeffion. COUNTESS OF CORR'S ROUT.—Arnongft the fplendid entertainments of the feafon, none wa s luperior to that of Wednefday night. Several beautiful airs were fung by Mrs. ittosy and Mr. la KAM, in the molt captivating manner, and Mr. Mar tr Li and Mr. SIMONDS gave imitations of our bell anon in a fuperior fly - le of excellence. The company then fat down to (upper, which was replete with every delicacy the feafon mild afford ; Come excellent duets and tongs were fung by Lord LORNE, Mars. La KAIN and SISIONDS. The company did not feparate till an ca ly hour. Mr. HSNRY Hors gave a grand dinner yeller. day to a fele& party. Among others were Lord DowN ts, Lord GALLOWAY, Lord RADSTOCE, Sir F. BARING, Baron Woxrr, General Cow:- TAN?, Mr. WILCO. PORTER, Mr. WEST, &C. &C. Mrs. Cus s ans. of Hill•dreet, had a card party last night, which was attended by zoo perfons of difliation ' among whom where the Duchefs of BOLTON, Lord and Lady WENTWORTH " Lord SUDLIY, Lady BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, D owager Lady GLyww,Dowager Lady De Cur roaD, Lady Warns, Lady JoLi• Howaan, Lady CLIFFORD, Lady AMELIA CARPENTER, Lady ALIRMARLE, Mrs. FITEMSEBEIT, Mrs. BUTLER, Ma GIBES, Mr. Caowst.L. &c. &c. The Students Ball, given at the Town HA, Cambridge, this week, was a very fplendid one, and the molt' eumeroufly attended airembly ever feen in that place. Above five hundred perfons were prefent, many of whom were of the firil dif t naion. Among them were, the Duke and Duchefs of RUTLAND, and the Dowager Duchefs of RUT LAND, Lord CHARLES S. MANNERS, Lord ROT STOW, Mrs. CALLCOTT, the Hon. Mr. BRAND, the Hon. Mr. YORKS, General MANNERS, Major Mawary. The Ball opened with the Cowgirl': of Sotberland, by the Hon. Mr. You's, and Lady C. MANNERS ; about twenty couple followed.— The young Duchefs went down one dance. The company danced in two Pets. At half after twelve (upper was announced. Before half after one the dances recommenced,andcontinued till four, when the feftive fcene concluded. Mr. PITT was to have been at the ball, but owing to the elettion dialer which in tan ott Ow tap he sodil sot NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THiS DAYr•WIN@ La L AWL •RRIVIII. s Dtbiia, I Waterford. 1 Hasiburgh, • French, I Desch YARMOUTH, JULY 9. Thurfday evening arrived here his Majelly's packet•boat Palace OF ORANGE, Capt. BUDGE, with mails and peffengers from Cuxhaven. The PRINCE OF WALES is hourly expeaed, the wind blowing frefh S. W. PLYMOUTH, JULY S. I Came into Cawfand Bay from a cruize his Ms. jelly's (hip CACYSTORT. of 28 guns, Capt. Mutt. DT ; and what is a little extraordinary this is the only arrival or failing that has taken place at this port within the laft fortnight. The Camilla, Queen, Hibbert, and Matthew and Thomas tranf. ports, with the 29th Regiment of Foot on board, have been in the Sound this fortnight waiting x fair wind to carry them to Halifax, and are Rill detained : they have experienced feveral hard gales of wind during the time, but no accident whatever has happened to either of them. Remain in the Sound his Majefty's !hips AIIIILIA, of 44 gnu, Captain PROBY ; GLSIIIIIOIII, of 36guns, Captain TALBOT; GALATIA, of 32 guns, Capt. Wocrill and the Otseau, of 38 guns, Capt. PHILLIPS. The Slat us, of 36 guns, and the Istoosx, of 18 guns, are cruifing off this port for the proteftion of the Revenue ; the boat of the cutter three day* ago was upfet by a gull of wind off Penlee Point. and but for two Sloops that were then paffing, it Is more than probable the whole of the crew would have been drowned ; fortunately, however, they were all picked up alive, and carried to their ows (hip. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 9. • _ This day arrived the Acssva frigate from the Straits, and is under quarantine ; alfo the JUNO frigate from Jamaica, in five weeks and one daylp 211 healthy. The %laze frigate, and the Lsst !loop of war were expefted to leave Jamaica loon after the Juno failed..-Sailed the Alexander, Maxwatt, for London.--Lait night arrived his Majefly's fhip l'lnnorrativs from Weymouth. ahOTHIL 41ITTIlit, SAMS DATE. At a late hour this evening arrived at Spithead his Majeßy's frigate Joao, commanded by Tao• stns MaNsv, Efq. This aaive and zealous officer left Port Royal, Jamaica, on the sth of June Ja e being charged with difpatebes of importance fro= Sir Jona Du c zworrn, relative to the corroder of General Toussmaz to the French troops. The Juno brings a very large Mail, and a confiderabh fum of money home, belonging to the merchants. The Q . Lriaac frigate and the packet wore to leave Jamaica three days after the Joao. The Auguitus Cafar merchant Gip fatted from tha Nand the day previous to her. Many of sheiks of battle Chips were to fall for England in ten days, when the Juno left it. Several hotnewarditmai Welt Indja flips paired by the Juno on her pear home. The BOSTON frigate was (poke °tithe Be& mudas, bound to Halifax, three weeks ago. Capt. DouoLss, his officers and crew, all well. With great pleafure I communicate, that the greateft good health prevails amonglt the whole of our (hips at Jamaica ; for though 20,000 (canoes• and marines are employed on that nation, only 27 men were in the hofpital when the Joao failed.-- Capt. BLAINY, of the Navy, and Car Gus. THORP, of the 2d Weft India regimen', cams paffengers in this frigate. Few (hips in the Britini navy have Peen more real fervice than bis Majetty's flop Joao, the is there fore a favourite here, and had a hearty welcome from every fpeZtator, whim the good willies of every inhabitant of this place greeted with warmth and affeetion her gallant Commander to his nag tive Chore. FROM LLOYD'. LIFT. Dem., JULY 9.—Arrived and failed for the River the Nt bay frigate; and Dragon, —, from Squib Ouargla —.Cam* down the Skelton Cattle, --, year a s ta t h a ies .—vnot S. S. W. GRAY/MID, IULT 9. —Paged by the Europa, Wight, front St. Vincent's; 7wo Sifters, Taylor, from Tobago; jog% Clarkfne ; and Brkiih Lucca, Wilfon, from Orenad.i ; Junin!. Atkins, from Copenhagen; Merlin, Smith; Sally,WiMmir; and Nevis. —, from Jamaica; Jane, front Room; Eagle, Barker, from Gibraltar ; Hyges, Milton, from Bad. - does ; Mount Royal, Patton ; and the.i.ouiCa Henrietta, Jacks from Surinam.—Sailcd the Suir, Jones. for Dublin ; Kabala, Mitchell, for Am:tad:an ; Port M.trv,Collint, for Corkage ; RMargonge Michael, —, for Ghent; Vrow retta, ouen ; Raphael, --, for Peterfburgh; Dart, for Hamburgh; and Endraght. Jacobs,for Havre. The following regular new (hips will he launch. ed this year for the fervice of the Eat India Com• pany, viz. one of 800 tons, built by P. E. Mew, Efq. ; one of 800 tons by W. Hamilton, Efq. one of 800 ditto by Meffts. P. and W. Mellish ; one of Soo ditto by Mefl'rs. St. Babe and Co. ; two of 800 ditto by R. Charnock, Efq. ; one of izco tons by H. Bonham. Efq. = one of t zoo tons by Thos. wllkinfon, Efq.; two of taoo tons by J. P. Lar kins, Efq. ; one of t 200 tons by R. Anderfon, Efq. one of s zoo ditto by Robert Wigram, Efq• ; And one of i aoo ditto by Mofes Apr, Efq. ; betides five extra !kips of sso tans cub, convrifing in the •