Star. — London, England, 1802-07-19 00:00:00

1: GENERAL ELECTION. KENT ELECTION 'THE FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of KENT are rerpeafully informed, that Subferiptions for tooduaing the Election of Sir William Geary, Bart. are received in Marrs. 1-I.l.kcy and Co's. Bankers, Fenchureb-Itreet. FRANCE. ACTS OF THE GOVERNMENT. The Conf . ('ls of the Republic, on the Report of the Miniller at War, decree : Art E. The gvat Officers, Chiefs of Cohort, of the Legion of Honour, mall, in conjuniion with the Councils of Admi niftration of their Cohort, manage the whole of the property ap propriated to the Legion, of whatever kind it may be, which Mall be found within the Departments of the Diftridt belong, log to the Cohort. a. All the Members of the Cohort (hall be paid every three months by the Treafurer of the Cohort, agreeably to the Lift, made out by the hdpcanrs ; and upon teeing the Certificates of their bring AVV, which null h4v.: been pregioully infpcaed by the Chancellor of the Cohort. 3.l'hc Treafurcrs of the Cohorts (hall every ten days inform the Treeurcr General of the Rate of their Finances, as well as that of the wants of the Cohort, agreeably to the Lifts of linfpeetion. 4. The Treafurer General of the Legion (tali, every three months, make known the wants of each Cohort, mall propofc the means of providing for them, and give M an account of any alterations that may happen in the funds, in confentsence of ex. eels or deficiency in the receipts of each Cohort. S. In order to carry the above articles into execution, the Diredor General of the National Domains Sall give a detailed account of the total produce of all the national property belong ing to the Ltgion of Honour in the Department and Diftriet of the Cohort. This Ratement mall be tranfmitted to the Grand Council of the I.egion on Sept. 23, Oft Vendemiaire.) 6. In eftiatating the revenues arifing from eftates belonging to the Cohort, the (billeted •alue of buildings deftined for the tale of the eftabliihment, shall not be comprehended. All the citates belonging to the Cohort (hall be farmed. y. The prefent I.eafcs mall be in force till they are all ex pired, and the money arifing from them mall be a,itled to the Trcafury of the Cohort. 8. *11;e Leaks Mall be renewed in the country one year at kali before their expiration, and in towns fix months before their expiration. 9. The lots Mall be announced a month before, by bills ported op in the dual places. The time and place of fide (hall be pointed Out. It Nall be concluded publicly before the Council of Ad miniftration of the Cohort, and the perfons appointed to regu late the domains and the regiftering of the Lure poftpone the fart till a future day, if difputcs among the bi_das Ihould fender it necefLary. a,. The Act Mall be drawn up by a Notary in the ufual form before the Council of Adminiftration. The expcnce of the double expeditions Mall be defrayed by the farmer. 1. The Council of Adminiftration fnall import on the put chafers as much as pcffibie fueh conditions as it Cull deem moft advantageous. It (hall require a fufficient (murky. - - . . . . It mall divide the lots in the mod advantageous manner. 12. When the reparation required either relative to the Chief Place and the Hofpit.d, or the different Buildings employed for -the ufe oldie Cohort, !ball exceed 300 francs, an eftimate mall be drawn up. and it than be preceded by an adjudication in the ufual form. Such repairs Bull be always authorized by the Grand Council, and a report (hall be made of them by the Chancellor of the Legion. 13. The Treafurer, who mall have paid the amount of the reparations, (hall be bound to report the eftimates and the re. ecipts of the workmen, when they have been perfortned by COD. trati. With regard to there made in conformity with the terms auk, he mall report, betides the receipt of the Auetioneer, one account of the particulars of the rale, and another of the acceptance of the terms. 14. The Treafurer of the Cohort mall at every tale duly pay the value of the lots. is. AU the judicial proceedings mall be authorized by the Grand Council, and carried on in the name of the Grand Offi cer, Chief of the Cohort, and Luietioned by the Chancellor of the Cohort. i 6. The perfons ehoftn for the Adminiftratloo of the Do mains, Roll deliver to the Chancellor to be depofited in the A rchives of the Adminiftration of the Cohort, the current lots, as well as all the titles they may have relative to property helot, - ing to the Cohort ; there !hall be an ate-Ration to the fame, con taining the date, and the nature of the different titles. 17. The Minifters are charged with the execution of the prefent decree, which than be inflated in the Bulletin of the Laws. The Eirtt Conful, BONAPARTE. By the Firft Conful (Signed) u. a. smatz. PARTS, JULY 14. Yeflerday the Minifter of the Interior, accompa nied by Citizen CRETET, Counfellor of State, charged with bridges and caufeways; Citizen Do oyEssioy, Mayor of the arrondiffement ; and Citi zen Coo com th Secretary General of the Miniftry, repaired exaaly at noon to the banks of the Seine, near the Pont de Concorde, to lay the Sra Rome of the tuai Bonaparte. The Minifter was received by the Counfellor of State, the Prete& of Police, the Mayors of the twelve Municipalities of Paris, and the Infpeetors General of Bridges and Caufeways. Before they, proceeded to the (Ned of the ceremony, the Mi nifter addreffed the people as follows:—" Citizens, the time is come %then Government can occupy itfeif with the profperity of the interior, and it confiders public works in particular as the fureft means of doing fo. Commerce, which forms the riches of nations ; facility of communication, which alone can civilize a people and increafe their enjoyments, demand at this moment the whole attention of Government. Great enrerprizes are already begun : the greateft are Hill prepa ring. The city of Paris, become in our day the capital of the world, ought to experience the firft benefits of this regeneration ; three new bridges arc riling on the Seine ; canals are going in be dug to bring to Paris the water of the river ?Owes! ; the palace of the Tuilleries repofes ma jeftically amid it the moft beautiful inclofure in the weak! ; the lat, ift.s of the .Ztai Defit.;:e are conti nued with aelieity ; and this day we are to lay the brit (tone of the jai Bonaparte. " Let us dare to hope, that after having placed eurfelves at the head of nations by the fuceefs of our arms, we (hall (Lill maintain ourfelves there by the ptogrefs of all the arts that are the children of peace; what ought we not to hope when the be neScei:t views cf a repairing Government are fo powerfully feconded by Magiltrates worthy of ' every ecioEiriee ? What ought we not to expeet from the French people, when they fee in all parts of Adminißration men who give them an example i of every virtue, and command at the fame time refpeEt, love, and gratitude !" The Minifter then proceeded to lay the firft Hone, and retired in the fame order in which he Porte to the Goverment of the French Republic, had his audience of leave. Count de CORINTZEL, Ambafrador of his Impe rial and Royal Majelly, prefcnted Count :de Ks- VENHULLER, Chamberlain of the Emperor, and his brother alfo Count de Poiecia, Knight of the Tufcan Order of St. Stephen. The Chevalier d'AZARA, Ambafrador of his Catholic Majelly, prefented the Chevalier AcosTA, and the Marquis de SALAs, a Colonel in the Spanilh fervice. Count MARCOST, Envoy Extraordinary and Minifter Plenipotentiary of his !gelidly the Em peror of all the Ruflias, prefented Count Scuom vALorx, Major-General in the Ruffian fervice; M. de Ti SCHEWSKOY, Knight of the Order of St. John of Jerufalem ; Baron de LUTZOU, Gentleman of the Bed-chamber, and Captain in the Guards of the Duke of Mecklenbourg.Schwerin ; Baron de RA:ix-zoo, Gentleman of the Bed-chamber, and Captain in the Guards of the Hereditary Prince of Mecklenbourg-Schwerin; and M. DIODATI, formerly Minifler Plenipotentiary of the fame Prince in France. Mr. MERRY, Minifter Plenipotentiary of his Bri. tannic Majelly, prefented Lord POMFRET ; Bri gadier-General GREEN, Governor of Grenada; Colonel DI SNEY, of the Foot-Guards; Colonel SALISBURY, of the Guards; Lieut.-Col. PALL EE, of the Kentiftt Volunteers ; Major SANDI FORD, in the Eaft India Company's ferme ; Mr. GREENE, Member of Parliament; Mr. EARDLY ; Mr. MATE; Mr. PARSONS ; and Mr. GREENOOON• The Marquis LUCHESINI, Envoy Extraordi nary and MiniQer Plenipotentiary of his Majefty the King of Pruffia, prefented Colonel d'lvsanots, of Neufchatel, Commandant of a battalion of fu fileers in the fcrvice of Pruflia, and Count d ' HERTS• BERG, Captain in the Pruffian infantry. Baron de I.)&!YER, Envoy Extraordiaary and Minifter Plenipotentiary of his Majefty the King of Denmark, prefented Baron de Rot aNKRANTz, and M. de WITT, an Officer of Cavalry. M. de Souza, Envoy Extraordinary and Mini. (ter Plenipotentiary of Portugal, prefented the Chevalier Rost RRA, Envoy Extraordinary of Por tugal at the Hague. M. de CETTO, Envoy Extraordinary and Mi nilier Plenipotentiary of his Serene Highnefs the Elector Palatine of Bavaria, prefented M. de Prsr EL, Charge d'Affaires of his Serene High nefs the Eledor at the Court of London. The Chevalier SERRISTOP.I,Minifter Plenipoten tiary of his Majefiy the King of Etruria, prefehted the Chevalier MASTIAN I of Fifa, and the Cheva lier ALLIATA, of the fame city. Citizen FRAVRG A, Mini fter Plenipotentiary of the Ligurian Republic, prefented Citizen JOHN BAP TIST GRIMALDI, and Citizen Lou rs GRIMALDI, his brother. Baron de Nom scatty, Envoy Extraordinary of his Serene Highnefs the Duke of Wurtemberg, prefented Count d'Uvituct. GELLER HAUD, Cham berlain, Lieutenant Colonel, and Aide-de-Camp to his Serene Highnefs the Duke of Wurtemberg. Yefterday the twelve Mayors of Paris conduit ed to the Prefeiturate the twelve young women who have received dowries from the Commune; and deftined to be married this day. They were accompani by their future hulbands - and rela tions. The Prefeit, in a paternal fpeech, remind ed them of the new dudes they have to difcharge, and of the fentiments of gratitude which they ought al% ays to entertain towards the Government. The twelve contrails of marriage drawn na by Citizens DEMAUTORT and RAGUIDEAU, Mein hers of the Council General of the Department and Notaries of Adminiftration, were then read, depofited on the bureau, and figned by the parties, their relations, the Prefeit, the Secr e tary General of the Preteiturate and the Mayors. The ceremony was Laminated by a banquet, given by the Pre feit to the bridegrooms, their families, and the twelve Mayors. This day, the twelve marriages were contraft ed before each Mayor,and the new married couples were then condueted in pomp to the parifh church, where they received the nuptial benediftion from the Cure. The feflival was terminated by a banquet given to each wedded pair in each of the Mayorates ; the Prefect of the department was prefent at the banquet of his Mayorate in the firft ar rondiffement, and the Secretary General of the Prefeaurate at that of his Mayorate in the fe cond arrondiffement. Toalls were every where drank with enthuftafm to the happinefs and long life of the Firft Conftd, and of gratitude to the Second and Third Confuls, to the Freed of the department, and to the Mayors. yut.y I. Madame BONAPARTE returned from Plombieres two days ago ; when fhe paired through Nanci it was a day of public rejoicing. On her arrival there flue was efcorted by a detachment of the carahineers in garrifon at I.uneville, and by the gendarmerie; the alighted at the Government Houle, where a guard of honour was placed. This day feveral companies met to celebrate the 14. th of July. The mon remarkable was that Ai !licit took place at Tivoli, confining of more than 300 perfons. Tomorrow a Dill more nu merous aflembly will meet for the fame purpofe. This is alfo the day appointed by admirhiration for the fecond extraordinary feftival , every thing appears to announce that it will be no lefs brilliant than the fire given on the Bth of this month. The grande parade this day was the mon bril liant ever feen, both on account of the extraordi nary concourfe of Itrangemand of citizens, and for the no lefs extraordinary and fliperb appearance of the troops of all kinds afTembled in the im menfe Place de Carouzel. The Mamelukes at tracßed no lefs the'attention of the public by the novelty of the fpedacle exhibited by their drefs and fingular accoutrements. They were a hun. drecl in number, and anon horfeback. ..n • • •w •1... LONDON. MONDAY, JULY ig. PRICE or STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per Cent. Confols money, 734 j ex. dlr. Ditto, for ace. -75 f Reduced 74-4 per Cent. 901—Nevr 5 per Cent. 135 3 / 4 -- Old S per Cent. roc 4}—Omnium 3 / 4 3 dif. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY . 3 Per Cent. Red. 744 74 Short Ann. 51-16 3 per Cent. Conf. 734 3 / 4 Imp. 3 per Cent. 721 4 per Cent. 9 0 :I Imp. Ann. 121 7-16 s per C. Ann. tot j4# Omnium 4 dif. 5 per Cent. 1797 t0514 3 / 4 Engl.& Tickets 171. t3l. Long Ann. 21 I-16 ConC for opg. 75E4 This morning we received Paris Journals to the 15th inaant inclutive. The preceding day paired over ‘ikithout any thing remarkable, There was a grand military parade. Thefe journals do not prefent any farther de. tails from the V.rca Indies, nor any thing refpc.fl ing ToussAmy. By miftake fome of the morning papers have given the date of Rt c PA N S E'S difpatches, as be ing of the tft of June, fome have made them of the Bth. They were dated 9th Prairial, which anfwers to the 18th of May, as fated in our Paper of Saturday. The Kitt° has been pleated to grant to the Right Hon. Hoe“to Vifcount and Baron NEL- SOH OF THE Nt LE, and of Burnham Thorpe, in the county of Norfolk, &c. &c. his Royal licence and permiffion to receive and wear the Enfigns of Knight Grand Commander of the Order of Saint Joachim, his Lordthip's nomination to the fame having been ftgnified to him by the Reigning Count of Letningen Wefterbourg. The Hamburgh Mail brings a variety of re ports of the progrefs of the Turkith rebels. —The Taft letters received at Vienna from Herr manftadt, in Hungary, are far from being fa. tisfaaory. They Rate that a divifion of Pass waa gown's troops have unexpeledly invaded Tranfylvania, from Wallachia ; and his move ments being equally rapid, and unprovoked, the Auftrian frontier force could not afford pro. teaion to the inhabitants of the open country, where the rebels committed great exceffes. Their plan was to feize the public money in differert villages and, (mall towns, but the fifcal officers efcaped. The Turks, however, overtook feveral, and feized the public money from them, and bar barnufly cut off the arms of the fugitives. The regiment of Spleny cavalry battened to tilde diarias to fuccour the inhabitants, and in fo do ing met with the molt obflinate refinance on the part of the Turks. The Auftrians had a number of men killed and wounded. A report of this has been fent to the EMPEROR, and orders have been received for four regiments of horfe, and as many regiments of foot, to march and drive the in vaders from the frontiers ; and in cafe of refin ance, even to purfue them to the heart of Wal lachia. It is very certain that the Imperial Cabinet was on the eve of mediating between the GRAND SIG NIOR and PASSWAN OGLOU ; but occurrenccs of fuch an holtile nature may probably change this kind difpofition on the part of the Aufti Lin Go vernment, and induce it to ufe coercive meafures againft the Pacha, which may ultimately furnifh a pretence for a fpeedy quarrel with the Porte, and thus produce thole important changes, which, ac cording to report, are on the eve of taking place with regard to the Turkifh pollefrions in Do ope. The PoRTR had aftually teltitied its wilhes to the EMPEROR, previous to the invafion of Walla chia, to apply in his own name to PASSWAN OG- Lou, to be more fully informed of his real defigns. But this requeft, from notions of fuperior dignity, was waved. But fince PASSWAN OCLOU has in vaded Wallachia, the Aultrian Commandant, at the defile or pats called Rothenthurm (red tower) has been defired to fend a trumpet with a letter to PASSWAN OG LOU, to ail; him what his defigns were, and what condud he meant to purfue with regard to all Auftrian paleffions on that part of the frontiers. PASSWAN OGLOU gave a dillinguiffied recep tion to the jmperial Officer who brought the let ter, and fent him back with a fettled anfwer, which was immediately forwarded to Vienna, and in which the Pacha expreffes himfelf to this purport :-- “ The PORTI certainly made a convention with me lift year, and as an apparent fign of her fatisfadion, appointed me a Pacha of Three Tails; but I have irrefragable proofs in hand that the never was actuated by motives of fincerity towards me, and has cruelly deftroyeti my father, and many members of my family. She attempted to lull me into a treach, roue fe curity, to find means to cut me off clan& ilncly. H. r troops advanced from all fide, to prefs upon my Parch:l4A, and by fo doing, rendered difficult the fubtiffence of the brave foldixs under my command. To procure them bread, I had no other refource left than to enter Wallachia, and by fo doing, frußrat ed :he infidious and treacherous defigns of the Minitters of the Grand Signior. In other refpedts, I (ball always refpedt the Auftrian territories, and have given the moR pofitive orders fur this purpofe. (Signed) PASSRAN PACUA." The Court of Vienna has received official in telligence that the Pruflian troops have received orders to hold themfilves in readinefs to march, to take poffeffion of the indemnities of their Sove reign. Prince Susow has gone to Carlfbade, in Bohemia. Nis duel with the Pole Gret.cur ter minated with the latter being wounded ; bnt the Prince has dill another affair to decide with a per fon of ditlindion, who bas alfo gone to Bohemia. The latest accounts fromeonftantinople mention that the French intereft is rapidly reviving in that capital. The Englifh are treated with a degree of coldnefs bordering on negled, while French men are treated with every mark of eae:m, dif tindion, and kindncfs. A great number of Euro. pcan artificers in the fervice of the Porte have been difmiffed, and their place has been fupplied by Frenchmen. Such is the reward for our exertions in Egypt. Such is the fettle of obligation expref fed to the fubjetls of a Government whole treafures were expended, and whole brave foldiers died to Frenrh army from the ticheli province CORN MARXRTS. MARK-LANE, JULY T. For the advanced feafon of the year we had a very large fupply of Wheat, which has been ge. nerally bought at the fame terms as this day week aria trifle more forifuperfine qualities.—Flour very good, 555. per fack, and a bra fale.—Fine Bar ley, as well as heft Malt, quickly obtain higher prices, as will be noted by our Currency..—. Oats and Beans are each from is. to 2s. higher.— Hog Peas and Boilers have no alteration. —Canary Seed looks up, and fo does Rape Seed and Cori. ander.—General Prices as under : Englifh Wheat, per quarter, 465.525. 68s. to 70s. very fine 725. Fine Dantzic Wheat, 665. 7os. Rye, 3zs. 345. Barley, 20$. z6s.-(Malting) 33 5 . 365. Malt, 465. 525. 545. Oats, tBs. 215. 245. 6d. Horfe Beans, (New) 3os. 355. Tick Beans, (New) 295. 322. 6d. Hog Peak, 305. 345. Boilers, 345. 38s. 395. Carraway Seed, 365. to 425. per cwt. Coriander, 3os. to 365. per cwt. Canary, 86s. to 9os. per cwt. Rape Seed, 341. to 381. per lalt. Flour sas. 555. per fact:. ramie Tut RONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JILT Iv. Average price of Corn in England and Walca, from the Ras isms aiding the loth of July, 1803. Wheat. r Rye. Barfey..l Oats. I Beans. I Pee& s. d. s. 1. s. AL s. AL s. d 4. 66 to 42 8 30 4 19 4 33 9 35 0 The average Price ef Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week eitdia; the 14th of July, is 37a. peg hundred weight. PRICZS OF ORAIN, AT THE FOLLOWING mmtitzTs. IdosiN•rroxt.—Wheat 64. Barloy 24$ od to 30$ od I Oats 20S od to . 2ss od cd to Its od per %arum Beall{ 3cp old to 366 od Peale ops od to oos Mainati•tao.---Wheat 68s ad to 761 od per quarter, Barley 303 od to 33$ od 1 Beans 341 ad to 36s od dOats 21$ to 25! od Peak 4os od to 42$ od N6waray.—Wheat, ass. od. to 716.01 per Quarter. Barley das 6d to ass al 1 Beans 3os od to 381 ad Oats 186 04 to 286 od Peak 356 Od to 361 of HenLey.--Wlteat 45s od to 736 ad per Quarter. Barky oos od to 3os d I Beans 33$ od t 366 6d Oats 166 od to 261 ad Peak oas ad to aoa c6l Itz.taisio.—Wheat 565. od. to 750. od. per. gllarter. Batley as 6d to 336 ad I Bans 361 04 to 38t od Oats ils od to 283 ed Peak 38$ ad to aos ad At Warraintler Market, nn Saturday 10.11, the prices 'of Corn were as follow : Wheat, by eke quarter, 31. 4s. to 31. ios. Barley, al. as. to 11. so► Oats, 19s, to 11. is. Beans, 11. Oa. to al. as. NEW PARLI4MENTI MEMBERS RETURNED. Anglefea—.Hon. Arthur Paget. Coventry—Capt. Barlow, N. Jefferr, Derbylhire—Lord G. H. Cavendlib, E. M. Mundy, Efq. Glamorgagthire—llomas Windham, Efq. Lancalhire—Thos. Stanley, Efq. John Blackburne. Efq• Lincolnibire—Sir Gilbert Hcathcote, Chas. Chaplin, Efq. Minchead—J. F.Luttrell, Efq. J. P.atldoll, Orford—Lord Yarmouth, J. frail, Efq Rofs—.Charles Tottenham, fpn. Efq. Statfordfhire—Lord G. 1,, Gower, Sir Z. Littletrin.. We:ford...Richard Neville Furnefs, Efq. KENT Et.actiox.—At the dote of the Pell ots Saturday the numbers were }--; For Ficataa HONTWOOD. Sir EDWARD KIVATCHRAL 3991 34 00 Sir WILLIAM GEARY • • 3359 MIDDLESEX ELEC ranw.—The attendance 51 Brentford on Saturday was as numerous as ufual; and with the exception of Come intruding orators on the Hollings, who were called to order by the Sheriff, the day palled without any occurrence worthy of notice. At four o'clock the Poll clofed, and the num• bens appeared as follow : Mr.Mainvearing,2o93 Mr. 8yrig,2445 I SirF.Burdett,r44 The Candidates each made a ihort fpeech and retired. The Triumphal Car in which Mr. Eut.t.sx, one of the fuccefsful Candidates for Exeter, rode, was drawn by ten men in white flurts tied with blue anal white ribbands, and in front of it rode a wool. comber at work, drelted iu the emblems of his trade. The Aberdeen diffriet of burghs is keenly con tolled. The Candidates are Mr. joPP, fupported by Sir DAVID CARNEGIE, the Hon. Mr MAUL!, Mr. SKENE,SCC. and Mr. FARI t yHAR (the late Mem• ber) fupported by Mr. DAVID SCOTT. The following is the etiquette of Maclaine BONA' PARTE'S Levees :—Madame DE LW:AY takes the names of the vifitors, and ufhers them into the room. Madame Box A r &ars only riles for the fa mily of Bomar airs, the wives of Amballadorss and Ilrangers of the firtt rank. She orders arm chairs for their accommodation. She half rites for the wives of Senators, Prefees, and Counieb fors of State, and requeds them to he feated ;hut the barely bows her head to the wives of Legifla• tors, Tribunes, &c. They molt be feated when the y can, and on common chairs. By the American Papers received on Saturday we have accounts of an infurreetion among the negroes in Perguimens and Hartt'ord counties in North Carolina. It is flared to be of a very itrious nature, and has given rife to no fmall degree of alarm. The particulars are not given in tny of the Papers. The Journalias being anxious to avoid any mif•liatements or exaggeration refpetling In very difagreeable a bulinets. At New Vork the intelligence has excited conifernation arm ng the principal inhabitants. The number of 'laves in that quarter is very great, and the confcgnences of a fimilar revolt would be dreadful. Every pe e aition is ufed to prevent any hollile movement among them, and every exertion is mule to con ceal from them the news of what has taken'place in Carolina. On the isth of May five negroes were executed at Halifax Court.houfe for fedition. The American Houle of Cnngrefs, on the loth ult. voted the (urn of ao.nev, dolla• rs. for ereeling, fipi Ai vel M 6'l or ; ft! of - 7 fa