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i, ii touching troths. Oh ! that you could hear the cries of want, the fighs, and the defpair of the fa milies of our unfortunate ccmpanions! They are ahfolutely naked, and can fee nothing before them but more profound dillrefs. " General CONSUL, we expeß, from your foli eitticle, a period to thofe miferics which weigh upon us in fo terrible a manner. A few moments more, and our important city will pofrefs no more work men ; many of them will be devoured by want and mifery. Difgat and offers from foreigners will have enured the emigration of the reit ! What powerful confederations ! We have fpoke the truth; Government is worthy to hear it. We hope that the Firli trate of the Republic will turn his paternal regard towards one of the moll induflrious departments, to the workfhops of our tnanufadurers, that their labours may receive encouragement ! The work. man atks only one favour, that his hands may be conßantly employed, that his work may fuffice for fupplying his wants. Thcn his willies will be ac cotuplithed." LONDON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 19. Flue! OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: per Cent. Confols, 694169- 4 per Cent. 87+—New 5 per Cent. 1034/- Long Ann. so} it .1 6.—Omnium 8 84 74 8 7/ die PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : Bank Stock ill; 386 I Short Ann. 5 2 par C. Red. 7c rit 71 I Intia Stock 2074 3 per Cent. Cnni. oii 69/4 Imp. 3 per Cent. -.. 4 per Cent. Ann. 874 B'4 I Imp. Ann.l2 5-16 3-16 3 per C. Ann. !cot 954 Excheq. Bills tr.. par. per Cent. 179 - ,103i 1021 I Omnium 6/ 67i $4 die Long Ann. so z-16 ConE for ace. 701# 694 Stocks, as oar Readers muft have feen by our daily lift, have flatuated much for fome time.— The general bearing of the market has been againft the bulls in fettling the Omnium account this day, from a general apprehenfion of failures, from the enormous lots that has been fußained by them. At our ufual hour of reporting the prices, things did not look fo ill as many expeeted ; but the complexion was fuck as to keep down the On•. nium, which began at S per cent. difcouat, and fluituated to 7/. We have received Paris Journals to the 16th inftant. On the preceding day, Sunday laft, called the day of the AfTumption of the Virgin, a falemn sre Dews was chaunted in the church of Notre Dame of Paris, and in all thofe of the diocefe, to return thanks for the Senates Com Alta of the 12th and 13th of this month. The fame day a folemn fervice for returning thanks was performed in the temple of the Pro. tenants at Paris rue Saint Thomas du Louvre, in confequence of the proclamation of the Sesame Cogultinn, for organizing the Conftitution. There Journals prefent little elfe refpeding France itfelf; but fome of the articles from other countries are interefting. It appears by the ac count, from Switzerland, that in the petty Can tons, inftead of acquicfcence and fubmitlion to the n:w order of things, a formal infurreEtion is or ganizing there againft the central Government, and it is very uncertain whether it will be poni:3le to make them receive the new conßitu tion. The inftigator of there commotions is the late Landamman Ribtac. It appears that he has been long labouring on the execution of his vaft plan of a counter-revolution, and for this purpofe has taken advantage of the abfence of the French troops. He began by calling an affembly of his confidential friends at Gerfau. In this meeting, which tor,k place on the 24th of fall month, it was refolved to convoke, on the 17th of Anglin, the General Affemblies of the people of the three petty Cantons ; to oblige all the Public Fundionarics to refign their places; to induce the old Magiftrates of 1798 to refume their funltions ; to form a con federation between the three Cantons ; and to tol led all the men capable of bearing arms. At Schwitz,REDlNG allied the inhabitants that Bo- VAPARTI, whom he chofe to denote by the follow ing words, the Man who maker Breve tensile, had given him his word that the canton might connitute itfelf as it pleafed. The re-eflablinsment of the ancient order of things was propofed. RIDING was then appointed Landamman, and all the an cient authorities were reftored. In many places the paftoral letter of the Bifhop of Conftance, which declared that there was nothing in the new conftitution contrary to religion, was torn from the Church-doors on which it was paned. The full powers for the Extraordinary deputa tion of the Empire have been printed and publish. ed at Rat i fbon. The following is a copy of them: GLPICIAL FULL POWLIIIOII TUL EMPIRE, SOIL TUC DLPUTA- T►OM eItAIICSD TESTIS TUC DISCUSSION OF THE ►OINTS WUICU REMAIN TO 111 REGULATED FOR COI'dPLLTING THE 'LAM The EleCtors, Princes, and States of the Holy Roman Empire, having judged it proper to ex ercife, by an extraordinary deputation, the right which belongs to them of concurring in the dif cafion of the objeCts wlt;th nil' remain to be fettled for completing the Peace ; and having for this purple elated and nominated in the College of Elcflors--Mentz, Bohemia, Saxony, RrwritiPnburnh • and in that of Prince....— der, Wurtemburg, and Heffe Cada ; the Paid de puted States are fully authorifed by there prefents in name of the Germanic Body, and with the content of his IMPERIAL MAJESTY, in his quality of Supreme Chief of the Empire, to fend, as loon as poffible, their Sub-delegates to the Imperial City of Ratilbon, which has been confidered as the molt convenient place, to examine, difcufs, and re• gulate, with the Imperial Minifter Plenipotentiary, in concert with the French Government, and pay ing attention to the ConcleJim of Oeober 2d of lan year, ratified by his IMPERIAL MAJESTY, the points referved by the sth and 7th articles of the Treaty of Luneville, by a particular convention : in confequence what (ball be difcuffed, concluded, and figned by the Paid Deputies, either by all, or in cafe of abfence, ficknefs, or nonappearance of any of them, by the reft, with the Imperial Mi flitter, mull, within a determinate time, be ratified, agreed to, and inviolably obferved by the whole Empire." 1 The Court of Berlin has lately tent to Paris two elegant Snuff Boxes, with the Portrait of his Ma jelly the Kw° of PRUSSIA, deftined for the Mi !lifter TALL RYLAND, and General Bova NONVILLE; each Snuff Box is valued at 6000 dollars. PARIS, AUGUST 14. The following is the ceremony obferved in the Proclamation at Paris of the Senatus Confulcum, declaring BONAPARTE Conful for Life : /LOCLAMATION 01 THE TWO SI,NATUS CONSULTA OF THE 2D AND 4TH OF AUGUST. PROCESSION. An Advanced Guard of Dragoons. A Corps of Trumpeters. A Detachment of Cavalry. Peace Officers. A Band of Mune. A Detachment of Dragoons. The Etat Major of Pompiers. The Chiefs of Foreign Service. A I:W - (1mM of Gendarmerie preceded by its Trumpets. The Commilf.aries . of Police. A Band of Mufic. The Superior Military Officers. The Secretary Gummi of the Prefeffiure of Pollee. The Counfellor of State Prefect of Pollee. Six Peace Officers. Reir Guard of the National Gendarmerie. ORDER OF THE PROCESSION. By the quay of °domes. le Pont Neuf, the quay of l'Ecolr, and the great gate of the Louvre. to the Plug de Carrotizel, where the &It proclamation will be made. Then by the ftreet St. Ma& and the ftreet St. Honor, to the Place du Tribunat. where the fccond proclamation will be made. Then by the itreet St. Honore and the &tat Croix des Petit Champs, to the Place des Vidtoires, where the third proelama• tion will be made. Then by the Rivet des Votes Montmartre, the ftreet Nerve St Eußache, and the ftreet Neuve Egalite, to the Gate of St. where the fourth proclamation will he made. Then by the Boulevard of St. Denis to the gate of St. Martin, where the fifth proclamation will be made. Then by the Boulevards of St. Martin and the Temple to the Cate of St. Antoine, where the 6th proclamation will be made. Timm by the Brett St. Antoine and the firm du Monceau St. Gerais to the Place de Greve, where the feventh procla mation will be made. Then by the Quay of Pelletier, the Bridge of Notre Dame , the (levet du Petit Pont, and the ftreet Galande, to the Place Maubert, where the eighth proclamation will be made. Then by the Ilreet des Norms, and the itmet St. Jacques, to the Place de Pantheon,where the 9th proclamation will be made. Then by the lbw Thomas Miter, the Place St. Michel, the ftrret des Francs Bourgeois, and the ftreet de Vaugirard, to the Place du Senar Coes:rattly, where the tenth procla mation will be made. Then by the ftretts de Vaugirard, Caffete, and du Vieux- Cokimbier, to the left, to the erotic Rivet de la Croia•Rouge, where the eleventh proclamation will be made. Then by the ftreet de Grenelk, and the Brett de Bourgogne, to the right, to the Pabee of the Legillative Body, where the twelfth proclamation will be made. Then by the *beet des Bourgogne, the Quay of Bonaparte, and the Quay of Voltaire, to thuMiniftry urPolice, where the thirteenth proclamation will be made. Then by the Quay of La Molina', and the Pont Neuf, to the Place *Manville, where the 14th proclamation will be made. Then by the Pont Neuf, the Quay of la Merifferie, and the Pont an Change, to the Place du PaLtis de Justice, where the fifteenth proclamation will be made. The proceffion will return to the Prcfedture of the ftreet La Barilleris, and that of St. Louis. ORDONNANCE OF POLICI, CONCERNING TIII PROCLAMATION OF 'I DR TWO SINATUS CONSULTA Of TIMED AND 4TH OF AUGUST, 180 E. Paris, Await /1 18os. Thc Counfellor ofState, Prefect of Police, ord'en as follows Art. I. On Sunday, the tsth of Auguft, at Seven in the mom.. ing precifely, the two Scnatus Confulta of the ad and ♦th init. Stall be fokmnly proclaimed in the city of Pails, in all the rural communes of the department of the Seine. and in thole of Sevres, Madan, and St. Cloud, in the department of Seine and Oife. s. On the fald tgth of Await, the Rivets, quays, places, and bridges, Mall be (wept and cleaned before fix in the morning. 3. The ftrcets, quays. places, bridges, and promenades, than be watered. Every inhabitant thall conform to this order, as far as he is concerned. 4. On the Paid tsth of Augufl, the Inhabitants of Path mall Illuminate the fronts of their hoofer. 5. For the fafety of Citizens, no carriage Mall be permitted in the (trod. of Paris from eight in the evening of the preced ing day, until the morning of the day fueceeding, except the car riages proceeding to the Palace of Government, the couriers of the mail, and the diligence*. 6. The Commiitarics of Police {hall ftrittly carry into exe cution the regulations which prohibit the firing of furces, po. tards, Mri,s, bombs, and other fireworks, in the (trees, pro- menades, public places, courts, and gardens, or from the win dows of houfes 7. The preterit Ordoonance than be printed, potted up, and fent to the Sub-Prefedls of the diftriets of &cans and St. Denis, to the Mayors of the rural communes of Sevres, Maion, and St. Cloud, in the department of Seine and Oife, to the Corn miffaries of Police, to the Pease Officers. and to the Overfeers of the Prefedlure, in order that each, u fat as he is concerned, may carry it Into execution. The General Commandant of the Fit* Military Divißon, the General Commandant &Armes of the Place de Paris, and the Chiefs of the ticket Legion of Gendarmerie, and of the National Gendarmerie, are required to be ha rcadlnefs with a ttrong force, in eak it timid be wanted. According to 4 letter from the Minifter of the General Police, thofe accufed of emigration who have not received the benefit of the amnefty, can „, thpir habitual refidenee without bavint been admitted the benefit of the amnefty may ob tain patfports from the proper authorities to travel in the interior; but the Minifler mull be informed of it, as well as the Prefelt of the department where the parties refide ; neither the one nor the other can in any cafe come to Paris without the fpecial authority of the Minifter. FM per Cents. 53 fr. 5o c. _ _ COR FOU, JULY 20.—Three Turkifh wads arriv ed here on the 7th, to replace thofe which have been for Tome time pan in thisport : immediately on their arrival, two frigates of the divifion of the Patrona- Bey failed for Conflantinople : this naval General has been railed by the Grand Seignior to the dignity of Captain Bey, and the courier who brought his nomination was bearer alto of that of the Minifte: of the Porte to this Republic. Mu STAP H A ErrrsDl COZIN ♦t, to be Commander in Chief of the Spahis. In confequence of a repeated demand of the GRAND SEIGNIOR, our Government has forbidden fhips of the Republic to take on board naves for the pur pore of tranfporting them to other places, as well as to purchafe filks at Lahrotaa, Micaliz, and feveral other parts of the Ottoman Empire. The nephew of the PACH A of Goma:cc* arrived here on the 16th ; and having gone on board the fhip of the Patrona Bey, informed him of the peace concluded by the Pacha his uncle, and all the in habitants of Romelia. He was fainted by the Turkifh artillery, and received a catfan, as a mark of approbation. We are every day in ez pedation of the Ruffian troops from Naples: every thing has been long ready for tranfporting the troops of General BOROSDIN. NAPLES, JULY 19.—We learn by a veffel from Algiers, that a Spann fquadron, confifling of three (hips of the line and two frigates appeared before that city on the 16th of June, and that the Commandant of the fquadron having learned the pretenfions which that regency formed in regard to Spain, declared war again! it : but after three days negociations, every thing was terminated in an amicable manner, and the other Spanilh vefrels proceeded to Tunis, to repeat, in all probability, the fame operation. Rows, JULY a4.—The Pon has canted to be fitted out in the port of Civita Vecchia two Chips of the line, deftined to purfue the corfairs. There veffels will firft d'art as far as Fiumicino the bag• gage of the Portuguefe Ambaffador, who is coming to Rome. Vs ENNA, JULY 28.—The fitnation of our be- loved Prince, the Archduke CHARLES, is confider. ably better. We are indebted for this happy change to an able French Phyfician, who flatters himfelf that he !hall be able to re-eftablifh com pletely the health of a perfon fo dear to all Ger many. The houfe of Heife-Darrnfladt has concluded at Paris, by its Minider PAPPENNEIM, a treaty , of in demnity, with which it appears to be perfeltly fati sfied. JULY 3o.—The new Hofpodar of Wallachia is arrived in the frontier town of Fokfan, known by a Congrefs of the Turks and Ruffians, which was held there. He propofed to make his entrance in to Buchareft on the 13th of this month, the troops of PAsswAw OGLOU having totally retired. Let. ters from Conilantinople, dated June 26th, which arrived here on the 24th init. announce the re eftabliffiment of tranquillity in the Capital of the Ottoman Empire. FRANKFORT, AUGUST g.—lt is now known, with certainty, that the King of PRUSSIA has ceded the territory known under the name of Ly mers, to the Batavian Republic. Some neigh bouring dibias, fuch as that of Bucholz, are defined for the Prince of Anhalt. Wuazsouao, Atm. s.—The Bavaro Palatine troops of embled in the environs of this country, have not yet made any movement to take poffef lion of the indemnities fallen to the Eleflor. We learn from Saxony that the Auftrian battalion which was in garrifon at Erfurt has received or ders to march for the Hereditary States, in order to give place to the Prufßan troops which are to enter Erfurt on the 6th or 7th of this month, un der the command of General de Voss. Letters from Vienna fay, it is reported in that city that the reigning Duke of PARMA has renounced his Duchy for the Turn of 60,000 ducts ; and that it is to be incorporated partly with the Italian Re public and partly with the kingdom of Etruria. STUTTGARD, AUGUST 7. —We learn from the North of Germany, that all the States which are to be occupied by Pruffia, under the name of indemnities, are already in the pollefUon of the Prullian troops. The Civil Commillloners, in con. fequence of inftruftions from the Minifter of State and General Count de ScHusastaouxo, have al ready begun to organize there Countries on the fame footing as Prufrta. Military Confeription will be eftablifhed there as in the reft of the Mo narchy, On the other hand, the two columns which traverfe Saxony to enter Franconia are ex pefted in a few days, in the Margraviates of An fpach and Bareuth, where every' thing has been 8R1G1170117, AUGUST 17. The abfence of the PRINCE js every way felt at this place ; all the gaiety that prevailed for th e laft fortnight or three weeks is entirely tied. Lut night we had not our ufual Ball at the Cattle; t!e recent one on Thurfday, in honour of the Pit excl.% birth-day, rendering the repetition too quick.—. Amongil our lait arrivals are the Earl of & Kw . STIURY, Sir GEORGE PococK, General Gear, Mr. STEWART, M. P. for Weymouth, and Mi. COL D . SRI ID. Lady W. RUSSELL fet off for town yet*. terday. The Earl of YARMOUTH /111:1 Lady BROWNE arrived hereon Sunday. Mrs. F% r: t BERT, accompanied by Admiral PAYNW mi. SMITH, (cc off this morning for Bognor ; th ey , however, return here to morrow or on Thurfday. The PRINCE iS alfo expelled co re enliven tit:: place by the end of the month. sailing boats have been in fuch a Rate of requi. fition fo • thefe two or three days, that the feareher, for pleafore on the water are obliged to look one or two days beforehand. The PRINCE'S Band, notwithflanding the a:). fence of his Royal Higlinefs, cnntititie t play e n the Steine in the evening, to the great entertain. ment of the company. QVCIt has The Maid of the Mill this evenirg, with St. Patrid's Day. The intense heat of weather is much againfi the Theatre. A Gala, at the Grove, is announced for 17nr-r. day. A balloon of no common ftze, sv:!S night fet off by fome Gentlemen on the S;cync. about ten o'clock. It afcended neatly perpendl. cular to the height of about tin bondred la:. when it appeared for fume time flationary, had a molt beautiful etfetlt. A light breeze length fpringing up, it took a foutit welt Liireaion, and gradually difappearcd. The corn every where in the neiglibniithml looks exceedingly fine, and the fickle has alre,ni been laid to lome of the wheat, which is veil r;pened. DUKE orYoatt's BIRTH-DAY.—Agrandfetewas given at Oatlands on Monday, by the Duchefs of Yogic, in honour of the Doss's Birthday ; and it was one of the moll chearful of the feafon, equally gladdening the hearts of the Prince and the peafant. —The dinner, of 24 covers, was one of the belt and moll elegant that ever came up to table.— Among the company were, the PRINCE of WALLS, Duke of CLARENCE, Lady ANN SMITH, Sir km SHELLY, Mr. FAWKENER, Mr. GI:sr.:wool), a German Baron, the Gentlemen of the Houfehold, and Tome of the neighbouring Gentlemen; amongft whom were Mr. PIPPIN, the High Sheriff for the county, Mr. RoasoN, and ?4r. PAGE. In the evening the pleafure.ground was illuminated, and the tkittle-ground was prepared for the &undies and neighbours to dance, which they till fir o'clock in the morning. The Duchefs, Lady Ass, and the Prince, all danced ; Prince, Princefs, and (table-boys and houfe-maids altogether, in the trus ayle of jubilee domeftic merry making. For the dinner company an elegant fupper was prepared at the Grotto : the grounds around it were lighted up. The Duke's Band played the whole time. The Prince and Duchefs, &c. &c. fang catches and glees, and kept up the fpirit of the entertain• ment till near (even in the morning. There was a fi.pper in a large houfe of a tenant for the ft lends of the upper fet vants. The whole evening's en. ter ainment never was furpaiLd tor conviviality and hnfpitality. T' e Earl of Eat a mom T arrived at Cockermouth on Friday morning. Lord Nat sow, accompanied by Sir WILLIAM and Lad/ HAMILTON. and Dr. and Mrs. IslaLyn., arrived at Carmat then on Sunday, where the pc). pulace took the honks from his carriage, and drew it to the King's Arms Inn. Having changed horfes, his Lordfhip and his party fet off for Glaz• mount, near Swanfea, where they were to dine on Monday with Mr. Mows. On Monday the ad ina. the Lodge of Free Mafons at Newabbey prefented Lieutenant Col. JAMaI STEWART, of the 424 Regiment, with a medal. Citizen Hours, chef d'efcadron in the tgth re• giment of dragoons, at a fpecial meeting of the Academic Society of Sciences in Paris on the Bth inft. read a memoir on the praelicability of dire ing balloons at pleafure. He propofes to adept to them a reverfed parachute, the effea of which µ•ill be to retard their afcent and horizontal motion. A letter from Philadelphia, dated July 2, lays— The fit* book•fair at New York, ellahlithed lately in imitation of the celebrated fairs of Leipfic and Franckfort, exceeded all the hopes conceived of its luccefs. Another fair of the fame kind, which will commence on the fir* Tutfilay of September every year, will be etlablilhed at Philadelphia. Another will take place at New York in the month of Oc tober. It appears that our Americans are acquir ing a great talk for reading. • The Ladies of Fathion, in Paris, who wear their black veils acid's their !boulders, in the m•in ner of fcarfs, occafion much confulinn am mg:t the Enghilt vifitants : —The latter frequently rna take them for Undertakers! ------- - - Mr. STACK FOL. IC'S filly, 3 years old, 711. finer to Bennington, is matched againti Mr. BR A NTI4 WAY T'S chefnut !rode, by PoiBo'r, 711. 91h. one mile over Stockbridge courfe, for toogs p. p. to 'ye run the t tilt of September next. The odds, we undernand, are 5 to 4 on the filly. Mr. WHALEY'S brown mare Tuneful, was bought in on Monday la t, at TATTERSALL'S, for 1,575 1 . An Irifhman being alked what he thought the prefent weather, replied—" By it I' the molt friendly weather poffible—for no man looks cool on you! An Mils Gentleman, lately returned from France, complained that the Port Wine was very bad, and coil him not lefs than fix livres (50 the bottle. " But how did you like the French Win es? ' "Oh ! they were fir" of r much dearer, courfe, the . I never once tog& the trouble to enquire the p rice r• • ,