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w, - 7r ANCHOR LOST. CAPTAIN JONAS NIELSON of the Ship FOLDS, from Dram, in Norway, loft his Sheet Anchor, about t ,s cwt. with Buoy and Rope, marked on the Stock FOLDS, at Sia fathoms water, the mark of the yore Sand bearing S. by E. Eaft, about miles &glance, kod the wreck of the Knock N. W. by N. dißauce if mile. A sloop this in light when Captain Nielfon put out his boat in order to try to get up the Anchor, but the hoop Waving this, cut away the Buoy sod fet fail without the Captain being able to overtake her. /spy perfon`who (hail find or take up the laid Anchor will be paid the Salvage by Main Wolfs and Dorville, in America- Rluare, on delivery. PENSIOA'S. CON CLOT:S="7I[OSi THS 3TAR OF YESTERDAY. Sept. 19,1.15, Watfon, Brook, in true. foe bia wife 3,5, to Iv ,. 29 ,1 7 9y1 , Willis , Jaen , M. D. 717 0 14tto, WiMs, Rev. Francis - - - • moo o reststosis TO THE LATE FORE4II.I4IIIIIIIITiti. Feb. a r 2776, Money, for ferviees perform. od in Foreign parts - Dec. 26, 1775, John Ofborn, late Envoy Extremdb nary to Drefticn - Soo o NeW. 20, 1776, Sir Robert Gaming, late ditto, and Plenipotentiary to Pet eillaurgh - • Kota o July 9. 1779, Hama St. Paul, late Envoy Emma , • • dinary to Stockholm - • libel o Dec. 24, 1781, Jokpb Fry, Clyne d'Affaires at Bruins - • March 9, 17111, Benjamin Lan job, Secretary of Ent. bogy at Vienna - - - 2 1. 1 7 8 4. John MiMquet, Charge d'Affaltesat 103 0 sow • d 875 0 230 0 -. lsrerilen . - - - - - - - Nov. 24, 1785, George Cooke, Coati] General at Trip& . - .- - - - 241 ' 0 lan. 27, x 7116, Nathaniel Davffon, Ditto, Alecto 360 0 Felt 16. 1787, Lewh Dumas, Charge d'Affaires at Tien , - - - - -3 0 e 0 July kb IOS Sir John Stepney, Envoy Extraordi nary at aer ie- - - - 100 0 May s 7, 1 7 93, Lord Torrington, •Mlnifter Plenipo tentiary at Bruffels - 1614 0 June 26, Charles Keene, Charge d'Affaires at Stock- holm $3O tr Dec. 1, 1774, Sir Ralph Woodford, Envoy Extraor- . dinary at Copenhagen - - - 100 0 May 30, 1794, Charles Logie, Conful General at Algiers - - - - - OD 0 To continue until otherwife provided for in his Majeßy's fir vice, or until determined by Warrant from his Majeity : Jan. 21, 1797. Lord Malmeiburr,, late Amin/lave Extraordinary to the States General of the Oohed Provinces - - - . - 23012 . 0 June 26, 1797, Therms Walpole, late Envoy Extra- ordinary to the Eledtor Palatine - - Zoo o Eeb.7, 1792. Major General Gardiner,late Minilter • Plcuipotentiarj to the Court of Warfaw - 6 0 0 o OR. 33, Francis ames Jackfon, late Secretary of Em hairy and Mirulter Plenipotentiary to Spain, and • nominated Ambdador to the Ottoman Porte moo 0 April 3, 1799, Charles Henry Fearer, late Refident with the Hans Towns - - - 900 0 Dec. 23, John Coleman, Efq. late Charge d'Affaires -: at Hamburgb - - - May 9, rBOO, Right Hon.rn Trevor, late Envoy Extraordinary and Mini Plenipottiitiary at the Court of Turin - - - - 1200 0 Jan. so, zilot, Lord Henley, late Envoy Extraordi nary and Witter Plenipotentiary to the Court of Vienna - - - - March 12, Lord Whitworth, late Ditto at Peterf burgh . .. - - 2ocea o bitto, Sir William Hamilton, late Ditto, at Naples acco o bine., Hon. Robert Walpole, late Ditto, at Lifbon aOOO a Ditto, Daniel Kaki, late Envoy Extraordinary at • the Court of Stockholm' - - - Soo o 120 0 11000 0 FRANCE. PARIS, JULY s 6. Citizen TALL RRRRR D PIRIGOLD, Minifter for Foreign Affairs, arrived yefterday from the waters of Bourbon PArchambault. He immediately re fumed his funftions. Yefterday, at the moment when the 3d regiment of Huffars was to be reviewed on the parade by the FILST CONSUL, one of the Huffars was obfer. red to be in a Rate of intoxication by his Captain, who turned him out of the ranks, laying . that he Mould not have the honour of palling in review before BoaSPARTI. The Huffar retired, and fhot Jaimfelf through the head. It is reported that one of the objets of the Duke of BRASCH e's journey to Paris, is to requeft that the body ~of his uncle , Pope Pius VI. &could be delivered to him. Accounts from Florence Rate, that the Province of Lunegiana, in Tufcany, comprehending the principality of Maffa, and feveral fiefs belonging to Atillria, is to be united to the Ligurian Re public. The cid:6°ns for the Members of the Diets of the Cantons in Switzerland are almoft concluded. The choice has in general fallen %Ton men whole fentiments are known to be intemperate; and much mifchief is apprehended from the &act of contend ing pea - loos in thofe afremblies. Pile Executive Council of Helvetia has fufpend ed from their functions the greater part of the Members of the Adminiftration of Berne, and or dered them to be concluded before the tribunal of the Diftria, for having fubfcribed the late celebra ted remonftrance. The Confuls of the Republic, on the report of the Minifter of the Interior, taking into conflagr ation—l. That the operations preliminary to the formation of the Lifts of Communal Notability, are far from being completed in the greater part of the diftrias of the Republic. a. That before definitively filling up the Lifts of Communal No. tability, which are to ferve as the balls of all the operatipns relative to the formation or the Depart. mentaland National Lifts of Notability, it is in. difpenfably neeeffary to reaify all the errors which may have been committed in regard to the refi. Bence Of the Public Fintaionaries, who neceffarily form a part of the fl ft 'Lifts of Notability. 3. That the lath and 3oth articles of the Crinftitution cannot be carried into effect unta the different lifts of notability are completed, have palled the fol lowing arret o The printing and pobliflting of the firft lifts of communal notability fhall not take place until the 38th of Anguft next. " All the proceedings relative to the formation, 'publication, and printing of the' lifts of depart mental and national notability ilia be prolonged for two months, Rill preferving between each all the intervals prefcresed by the law." In a letter from Barentb, we find the following particulars refpeaing Ilse Emigraot!lately arre at d there Ma scow, one of tke Emigrants smiled Oa the I*, - bas been let at liberty, beatufe his name did not appear upon the lift. He is agnight of Malta, who happened to 'be at La VALIUM s lodgings when the latter was taken up. The younger Paler, the nephew, and not the fon of the Count de PRECY i plays frequently on-hit flute near the windows of the,prifon, and attraas many auditors. La VARENNE,formerlyCommandant at Mentz, is extremely fond of talking, but he does not appear to be a dangerous intriguer. He is a Royalill in the aria fenfe of the expreffion, and had no efteem for PicHausu. DUKAND was a Member of the firfl National Arembly. His trunks were filled with papers, but had very little money in them. On SAINT Fttix's table was found a dagger, mounted in a fuperb ftyle. On one fide of the blade was engraved, I A Xi.g •;• Death;" on the other, 4 , For die yarobilu.' He was fearched with great ftriancts, and was depri ved of every inftrnment which might be converted into the means of offence. He teemed deeply en• gaged in his projeas, and was ahnofk continually employed in writing. General Pica tomes Ad jutant had fet off Tome days before with all that General's papers. PIC/Iscau lived in a very re tired manner, in a (mall honfe about three quar ters of a league off, under ..the taupe of PETER!, and fometimes came to toWft. Finding himfelf too generally known, he left the place. It is thought by fereral that the principal perfoas.taken up .had formed an Anti•Rpublican Committee, which carried on a correfpondence by the way of the Hague and Bruffels, with France and La.' Vendie. The prifoners are (Lill detained in the fame Place, and their papers and money are care fully kept." Sixty-fey-zit Departments of the French Repub lic have been found, in the late enumeration, to contain a population of 22,397,443. In 1790, the number of the inhabitants of thc fame territories was only 21,176,2431 A new fyftem of weights and meafures is or dered by Law; fol. ate in France, from the22d of September next. Standard weights and 'matures of this fyftem are now diliributed throughout the Departments. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. EXIST, J ULY ao.—The convoy which is at Pe. nerf is i blocked up by the Englifls. Several merchants of L'Orient and Avrac have landed their merchandife, and fent it toAvrac by Sargeau. 8RU5221.2,-JULY 23.—The brother of the Ex- Direaor CAIRNOT, who is himfelf Infpeaor-Gene ral of Engineers, is employed in infpeaing the coatis of Flanders. He has been to Bruges, Offend, Blankenburg, and Nieuport. Linos, JULY a3.—The Gazette of this town contains the following extra& of a letter from Pa ris, dated July 17 :-64 Yellerday at 1 i o'clock in the morriing, the religious Concordat was confnm mated and figned, on the part of the Cum CObl. SUL, by JOSITH BON•PAITI, the Counfeflor of State Carrier, and the Abbe Bsavisa ; and on the part of the Port, by Cardinal Gowsscvi and the Archbilhop of Corinth, Sr's*. This news is certain ; it is even fai.d that things are arranged in a manner to quiet all confciences." Haotis, jtitV 2o.—Letters from Hamburgh fiy that his Pruffian Malay has acceded to the Convention concluded between Ituffia and Great Britain. FRAMCETORT, Diet so, — Memorials are daily prefented to the of Ratilbon on the part of the Princes and States who have (offered loffes by the ceffion of the left bank of the Rhine. The lall memorial received was that of the LAMM:IIIIITR of Hesse Ceases, who polkaed in Sovereignty, be fore the revolution, the country of Hanau-Letch• tenberg in Alface. This Prince eftimates his lots at 12 diaries, 7 towns, 4 boroughs, 142 villages, rO4 farms and mills, 76,000 inhabitants, and 666,050 florins of annual revenue. He alfo claims an equivalent of 6,232,715 florins for the revenue which he has not received for ten years, 3,793,596 florins for caftles and effeCts loft daring that time, and indemnities for the contributions, requifitions, l Roman months, &c. which he has made in con-, fortuity to the condufa of the Empire. Should the I other Princes and States, whore poffeffions were forsnegly knitted on the left bank of the Rhine, demand fimilar corinpenfations, the whole Germa nic Empire would not be able to fatisfy them. STUTGARD, JULY 19.—The Gernian Journalifts !peak of the approaching defcent on England with as much certainty and intereft as the Englifh them (elves. They have already placed it thehead of this important expedition, Generals Massraa, Auclitatr, LASNES, and BIRMADOTTR. They befides announce the formation of a permanent War Council, of which General Moatau is to be Prefident. _ It appears that the Englifh have not taken Cairo, as was reported. We learn from Vienna, that Anftria is about to reinforce the Corps of Obfcrvation on the frontiers towards Turkey, the PAIMIA of Belgrade having lately flopped an Auftrian vele' which was near the Auftrian fide of the river. People are apt to compare this condo& with that Of PASSWAN 00 Lou, who, fine Peace has been concluded between France and Auftria, has not failed to take every opportunity of teftifying marks of his refpeet to wards the latter power. ' i t t a lLT I I.—His Imperial Malay has nominated ron BATTEtirrEtw, Privy Counfellor and Vice-Prefident of the Minifterial Deputation of the Bank which bas been eftablifhed. As the Englifh can no longer enter the Neapoli tan Ports, they take the veffels of that Nation wherever they find them. Lately an Englifh fri gate, in the Adriatic fea, chafed to land a Nea politan brig, which was convoying a Merchant veffel. Our military fyftem has undergone the follow. ing changes : IR, There fhall be eflablifbed in each Province, even in the time of peace, magazines of provifons, in proportion to the number of Soldiers and Citizens, in order that t h ey may not be oblig ed, in cafe of a declaration of war, to pnrchafe grain at too high a price, and to furnifh it, when necefrary, to the inhabitants. a,l, The vacant Sub- Lieutenancies than hireafter be filled only by bobs Officers, wito (hall be promoted in the order of fe niority. 3d, There (hall be an academy of Cadets for the Regiments of Ai t' • • - The Count de 5A112417 prepares to depart for Peterfburgh, in the quality of Arnbaffasior. A Genoefe, advanced in years, had, womrscler , Rand, been difcovered at Venice and foot to pri fon. There was found in his pokethon a box full of forged bank notes. The Prince of Colton to has refuted, on account' of the Rate of his health, the place of Prefident of the Council of War. LONDON. FRIDAY, JULY 3x. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per Cent. Coef. 3.14 I 1- }—Ditto, for account, S% Reduced spf ssolros par Cent. Navy 94—Ow= n 61 PRICI OF STOCKS tESTERDAY. Bank Stock z 66 zokti Long Ann. 17 ts-16 a 3 per C. Red. S 9 Bfs9i imp. Arm. t 3-16+ 3 per C. Coo[ J 1 kith s per Cent ,B 9l 4 Fa CAzt- 7 1 1t1 Omnium 6t S per C they raj India Stock 19ai S Per C 1A7.9319 Conf. for Aug. s‘i II I It appears by a French journal received yeaer day, but which did not happen to be among Rai fets, that a corps of tOOO light cavalry, for (opie_ fecret expedition, was lately feleeted from. the troops at Brack; and that Csasor, Illfpeflor; General of Engineers, the brother of the Ex-Di redtor, has examined the Rate of Bruges, Offend, and Nieuport. This looks as if the French, with all their mighty preparations for invafion, were not without Tome hpprehenfion for their own fafety. Bruges, to be fure, is beyond our reach, but we confider CAR• NOT'S vifit to it as_a matter of courfe, merely be caufe it chanced to lie in his way to the ports of Oftend and Nieuport, which may, perhaps, receive a vifit from Tome of our gun-boats before their own be ready to fail. Our Readers will think this more than likely to happen, when we inform them, that yefterday morning Lord ?lasso* hoifted his flag on board the LITDSN, and took the command of the fqua dron of Bomb and Gun Veffels in the Downs. The enemy boafted on the capture 'of the HANNIBAL, than the French navy was covered with glory ! If the Hero of the Nile and Copenhagen pay his re. (petits once more to their Navy, be will probably daaige Jtc glory not a little. At Weymouth, on Wednefday, their Msj sr is and the PRINCIMS went on board the ROYAL CHARLOTTA Yacht. During the' firing of the Royal Elute a Gunner's Mate, belonging to the ROYAL CHARLOTTE, fell over board; and, in the afternoon, a Mufician, in the Band of the Royal Scotch Greys, alto fell overboard from the Au ousra: they were both fortunately picked ur. At the Council held yefterday at Weymouth, Parliament was further prorogued to the 18th day of September. Mr. Day it MOM D, who was lately negociating at Copenhagen, is appointed Minister at Palermo. Letters from Paris, it is raid, report, that the French Government has ratified the Treaty with the United States of America, agreeably to the with of Congrefs. The French funds fell 3.4ths on the 26th. The Tien dienfofidu left off on that day at 43i. The Channel fleet continued off Breft on the asth, and the combined fquadrons Rill appeared in a Rate of readinefs to put to tea. The peculiar conftruftion of the French gun. veflels enabling them to proceed along the coati in fafety, as our crnizers cannot, in confequence of their great draught of water, bring their guns to bear with any decifive effeft upon them, it as, we underftand, determined by the Admi ra lty to dif.,l patch a confiderable number of fmall craft, pro. perly equipped and armed, to be Rationed off the oppofite coat. The enemy's vefiels are remarkably flat-bottom ed, and draw fo very little Water, as to be enabled .tn place themfelves under cover of the batteries, where It would be extremely dangerous for our boats to venture. To this circiimilince mutt be attributed the efcape of the flotilla from Calais id to Boulngne on Tuefday. The paffengers on board the Swisrsuaa are five gentlemen, among whom arc a Colonel, 4 Captain, the Purfer of the Turas, and Captain of Marines-of the NOILTNVIIIMLAND. Capt.: HA LI towitti. (peaks in very handfome terms of thsi treatment he and his officers have received frost the French. Yefterday a folemn Funeral Dirge was perform.. ed at the Bavarian Chapel, in honour of the re► mains of Lady Wow irate. Coarraa2s, who died lately. in Yorkthire. The vocal parts were con cluded by Mr. Willi and Mr. Dionuss. The remains of Sir 3. COLLITON, late Com mander of the Swirr cutter, on the Guernfey Ca tion, were interred at Weymouth: fix feamen carried the corpfe to the grave, and the pall was fupported by fix Naval °Seers i the deeeafed was only 26 years old. On Wednefday were interred in the family-vault at Chefliunt, Herts, the remains of the late Sir GIORGI WILLIAM PRSIICOTT, Bart. His funeral was attended by the Southern Troop of Hens Yeomanry Cavalry, of which he was Captain. His death is an irreparable loft to his family, and will be deeply felt and regrettedby his numerousfriends and acquaintances. In the garden belonging to the beautiful cottage of Mr. Kier, at Polle gi y'Green, near Egham, a gefl (A s tra-rows has been hatched, which are per- ROY whites aadirhicb arc now flying. NAUTICAL INTEL L IGSNCI. MAILS THIS DAY.Oriod. IL S. L US • Hamburg% o o Waterford,. o Den Ni bil 4ee, beat, Jima 3o._This morning Lord Nitsox hoifted his flag on board the LIYDIN frigate, and took the command of the fquidron of bomb and gun velrels in the Duv;ins.—Wind S. S. W. hfurcto, JuLT 27.—The Daphne, laden with wheat, rice, and Raves, Is put into this port; the was chaced, on the asth initant, by a copper-bot tomed French.buik (loop, mounting to guns, Bal. lyeoston Ifland bearing N. by W. dißant about eight leagues, and, after firing a gun acrofs the Daphne's bow, hauled her wind to the Northward. TORBAY, Jima , Sailed laft evening 'for Weymouth, the Mercury yacht, vrith R. Bit.L, Efq. and fnite on board. The fhip James, MOORE, WhiCh drove on fhore rope time back, we are hap py to fay, was yellarday, by the affliflance of fome Room got inttktU pier, and - will - be repaired with - all potEble dirpatch; 29.vrcalpan in the Swed 4 frtip Ulilres, of and from: Sweesibni, Captain AOVIDSoN BERG, laden with deals and iron, bound to Morlaii, detained by the LAP.' vnao, of .28 guns, Captain ROTHRRAIR t and the TaLaseacn vs, of t 4 guns, Lieutenant SPINCER. —Caine in the CAPTAIN, of 74 gunk C aptain STRACHAN, from the Channel fleet. Sailed the BOADICIA, of 38 gone. cap., KitATS, with liye hillocks, 'vegetables, ite• for Chime net fleet. • t Came in for orderi the American fhip Binning. ham Packet, of and from Chariertown, Captain WM. COCHR•W, with ittgar, &c. for Cowes. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 30.--Arrived the TARTAR frigate, Captain WALRRR ; and the ALERT cutter. Lieutenant Erase, from the Downs. Yea mourn, JULY 30.—0 n Wednefday even ing a boat with eleven men attempting to get on board their nip in the Reads, the boat unfortunate ly overfet, by which accident the Mailer and nine men writhed. His Majeßfs chip PRINCESS of DRANO! failed this day to join - the Fleet on the Coati of Holland; and the Aoassete4oll is arrived from a craze off Goree. . . The Ex vans-packet, Captajnbstt; with mails and. paffengers, has not failed,' .wintl blowing frills at E. SHIERNISS, Jove 2.9-owhig to the ftrong Eagerly winds, till Haassis was obliged to put back this mottling varly, with the Baltic convoy. not being -able to work down againft the wind. Theßßlt.wAarhasgoneout of barb?* to the Mire. FROM LLOYD'S LIST, Gcsitstan, JULY ;o.—Pand by, the Mary, rc taws, from etilsurgh ; Perfeverance, WeLltaa, 'from Dublin; Vrow Henrietta; CA IX, from Denmark; .and Neptune, Jaccsou, from Norway.—. Sailed the Vrow Tetras, for Dieppe ; Iris, K Lao uvicx, for Teneri4 i Nancy, BLACRM IR, for Madeira; Martha, Law, ACTON, for Dublin ; and Alexandria, Blut, for Brulrels. • Q. Takla r sod Thome", Tan, At DoveiLinenkaft, Levi:lMO. from Dublin. Offßrldport—General Oglethorpe, Patterfon,from Skvannak. At Leitb—Johns, Hutton, from *ow York. Qff INctki—Gmt.ge and Mary, Ifutcbcon from Efttobee. At Wqmout.b.rWeymouth Lida, f rom Newfound lut4 . Para; Ariel. Brows ; aid Ma- I, Soaks: frgin At Virglidip-4totlpriao! u!n Liverpool : • _ Sir Tams AS Tefoss min is appointed to the com mand of his Majefty's yacht the Maar, at Deptford. Captain Luca stppointed to csasniand his Ma jelly's [hip PHstcuts, now lying at Plymouth. This vetel, it will be recollected, was captured by the MARS, after a revere a&ion, inwhiell the gal lant Commander of the latter, Captaiii HOOD, Loa his life. The Henry, Wai.ox, of London, imported to be captured in the South Seas. The Elizabeth and Jane, from New Providence to London, is reported to be captured by a priya teer from Bourdeaux. • Who 1-Xeaor . , (late Bent) from Jamaica to Los. don, .has foundered near Jamaica, crew favecL The Diligence, from Lifboo to China, is pat ititaMolatnbique with damage, where the flap as condemned. The Charlotte, —, from Gothenburg to Dub- TM, was loft on Hafbro' Sand on the loth inftant. The Santo Marlyres Triumpo Pinto, frogul-if• bon to Montevedo, foundered at Rio Janeiro. The Pitts MlTFffee , 4 from. Virginia to Clyde. it ftranded on the North Cii•k of - Ireland. Part of the cargo raved. • - ' • A large native'vefel was lately burnt on the Coromandel Coaft by accident. Six or eight of the crew reached the chore, but the remainder perifhed in the furf. A Sae rad, of goo tons burthen, intended for the Weft India Trade, was etc Tuefday launched at Wapping, Briftol. She is to be called the Fame. The launch drew together an impede concourfe of fisetchstors. The Jupiter, Moan-re from Cadis to Vera Cry;, is captured by the ACAITO and APOLLO fri gates, sod carried Iwo Jamaica.. The Stranger, Cuss.' la arrived at Ayr from Quebec. with wheat. • Several other (hips arc daily espeted from (lychee with wheat. I- All irate 0 . ;oak times The ficers prepay t he W row T throuE The the di' Laggs Vulun tAILL The of the allowed gency, fered tt IThe of Mid fillutbi Fron lAy t to is to be l , aft for