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mir- ,I • D .if I R .4:. Ca? %14 A )o.—Ycrier447 was launch her: A ,;.ire, of 20 VIM, Called ale Fella. The hnilJii,g nt new Ships lif war is profecited s.ith . in the Iliog's yards, and with in tt,ek kw the keels of two new frigates ii•ivti been down. '111 , ! Fret:ch Ambrfrid , r in this city, for the ~f the Em:Ar.:nzs tc'idini, here, fr4,c c411:1:.1 the Al of Atnnetly of 6 Flore4l, to be painted and (tint:bitted along with the Newrpapers The EnAraver Garnett has painted a Panel.. rrptrfenting the Saund and the peage of the Engiilh Fleec. Pry 24. —By the laic it.telligence aom Hol flcin,corcernin;,, the I:•urr.cy cf . the Crown Prince, -feLtos that ! al HO:ad - % after finifliing his t. , ut to No; tit joitlatol, in which be wilt ex amine the hat.crics and other dr.tenfire prepara• tio.ls (.7N the Eta Coatis, and on the 11l e ' S..nifo , y, will arrive in the beginning of nest ry.orth At Lolii:rlr.lun,:'„ and then, accompanied by I" , m ce CHAaLr s licife, will go fora we. kto C ilckaadt, an i then to Augnilenburg. Laa•Wed ne..lay two awc...Aith... o...xcets, Count Wit•anci. a'•'l Count in the mit , ,l.hoooliao.l of Ellincur. I'h. firti re ceived a rtortal wound in the fide, an.: lies now ;I.oti! 11(Te of teem-et yin the Ilofpital at Elfi ntor, the other immediately fled to Sweden. i • g FR.IIII. E. 1- TiIZRAIIDOR, AUG 5. iXTItACT F "1.1 TV, IitttGISTERS OF Tlit DCLIBELA- lONS at T:4l COUNCIL or S TATI. : :TING OF AUGUST. PRO:ECT Or A tinATT.:$ Cr:;' , ULTUM FOR ORGAN'. .I%G Tell (:("4111.1TUTIOX. TITLE I Art. r. F.ze6 3arifthdion of a Juilic..; of the Peace has a Can tm: k3c!, ?-ro Intra: c!rea: Jr diftriet of Sub-presslure has 3.1 r tl La." •;:r for th: a;rzult. ach tlyesr::.l.at Las ms tizetural Colleje for the depart -1;41 trLE ii.-or MN CANTONAL •SUMILI!S. The A , f::-.:!.!; nr the Calton is compofeil of all the Citi rec.+ dart-hinted in the Canton, and interihed on the cum • rs..oe list of the From the epoch when the column -1.11 hits ought to !s: pnievecd In the terms of the Conflitution, th e AtT;ml4 of the Cantos* Own be compol:d of al: the Citi• e. es ilonr , cillted is. the Canton, and enjoying the rights of Cierenihip. c. 'roe Firit ent- , 6•1 nennitettes the Prefidcnt of the Cantonal ATens%:y. His (un&ions continue for five Team and he may be ea-appointed iodef ly. He is allied by four Infpedors ; two of tl:,rn is leg the ',ldea, and the other two the perfors poyh-g tal,,•amofig the Citizens having a right to vote in C...0.t0n.i1 A ficrabli. The Prefielent and four lnfpectoesap p ex St T. tary. 6. of the Canton divides itfelf into &Mons for per:or•.;!Ag 0..; operations b,ior.ring to it. At the hat ar of each Allimbly, its otganization and forms of yvoeet.ling full la,. I..termineei by a regulation itfued by the Ouv.n.nient. 7. The l'refident of the Cantonal Affentbly appoints the PAT: 0* th.: Their fundtions terminate with hS. di.m.try Alrenti.ly. They are each of them allifted by I.4 o o:Pa*. the on- beitv the eldett, and the other the to..r. t.e lvi;F taxed, of the Citiztns h4virg a right to vote In th. c o•t. G..l . :.rCartnnal MemHy ?e'enli rm CitiZlMS.oot OrWhool :101 C9olul eho , ,fes the fuftl...e of the Pe= for tic Canton. It in nit. In:melee rerun's two citizen, for each vacant place of it ! J 01' es of l'eace. y.l he j nit tcc s of the Trace and their fettkaitii are appointed for cn to. In conn:ning Sono perfors, the Cantonal Afllln- L 47 rrtilntt I:ttiz-;ns toe each feat 1n the Muole!?al Cemn c;l. I.i r•herr cc trta7l , a k vela! Jolliet:s(.l' the Pruee, f..vc-al c.ch Aainbly will, in Rim otatu:tr, prtrcot two Ci,:ztu• for ..,ack feat in the Municipal ectinci!. "Zer,hers of the Mtn :d r ! Conneil, are talt.o b 7 • 4.4 t from a lift of a hundred of the ;We,. tax. , in tlic Csnton. This lilt ball be • pt i• rc i Iw ii;•; c s of Ow Peefen. he N:t.ot.,l l 4.lCousseil. are renewul in the proportion • 0ri...1../11CVliy_Iln vrdi._ _ it. ra.: Firft . r•-crul chooses the Mayer. and Miftants in t;.e C,.t...t :1.. They are to be fire Tzars in office, :me. ru..y ht: t 4. *rhe Cat 1....a1...tremb1y neminatca to the Elednral Col -1»:e of the C . :rend the number of Members atfirned to ft, in yoportion to the okonl.ee of Citizen* of which it is etaropofed. J 3. it Fleclor:11 Co:le::e of the L.•partmcnt. fe.en a till-he:eat •:t:e referred to, the mamba of Members :! it. . rt. The Alcotl—e. of the Fiedler-al (.ftext Inuit be do:n1- 0:; : t c tut the e.Pt..ctive drettint and ti-partments. t—. 1 h:• -.lt et ::n.Re. th:: Cantanrl Affembfiest Lacs t:s: till: g. and tic objed of their mating. TIT 4E 111 ECTOA COLLEGE& IR. 11.4.1.; ...‘1..r.61 rt,1'...a..% ,b•• cin:u cs have oat tnanher c7cry ccn thd lAasi!•ants of thr tireuit. The :1!•cr m:albers cana , n, how-vcr, exceed 2a3, our fall b.. 1 W 121. 19. The Dr , lririi , -t om-r. have nne rn.mber tn•. iii::ji.it vit. in the tlepartnuntt ; but eui ts•:;!.It inling.t'aef . nl. ;nuts ..tnuot be snort than Iv, nor Our •r •'.ul. M vfli...rt of the Ekeloral Colleges are appointed for 21. If a es ^rhar r:telora!Coll.7! is denounced to the too. :•tet • t is j , y act contri.ty to the ilk- Or li, • inter, !ks of the country. the Gorern u.ent kishe, Is • C.)ll,gc!omanif,it its ophslan thereon. Three fout,t ecelLry to make a deoutuacod awns bee lote t+. I tier' In thc College. ar M r %Mt feat in the Illeaoral enllcres (artist fans: c tcouhl depriv- him nt the rights of Citirrn- . a lc., without any I. gitimatc übfra.!l ion, h:lnf If fr-r. 4 • hrce ftic-ritiv.. nwt t irgs. • aa. Tor i•oft. t 'oohs; ;Trim the Prefidents of the r fea r d Cones.:...ut 4.-arty !. Mon. The Police of the kacetoral #r, whets ts exclusively utuhr the tiketllon of the 24. i'.lc..ttoral CuII Ice, aria 'ln. at the eeeerarbeentent of r n, tote Ittkeei•os .ine a 3 !,:rt ::try. • lc. !ft ar,t. r co the format. , nut . of ;- • .hrre t2.lb drawn tri in ctac's •, •7 kabtle r • 41.1_r3 •.; the Mittiner cd ta hit Of iltX) Ci.:Ze ar, ~ 1.. avi4 afcCO: f.. •'w tax, theta. on move • thr uc nr: miry, anti i:te r..ot no :leen, 4, To 'hr antot .t the contribution o:.:1 1., add , i the tit:porton, t0..1 •11 rot,: xs tr..ne : t Iha. ....LI sit r :her runts o th , ..r:..:01) 4: 1%-trica to Ott a fa,u Ix 24. 'l . :-C t:JR11:•.:”! .4 ..!“ will f from this lif the ;LT..lll;.ri, o. he u. tl.:: 4 1-4 C. Utz,: of 1;. rirr. itzy .alit to the 11f.,Tc.r.:1 Cot: Ter of ..r t. , 14. .•hnfln fr.:in bc!or11- i.• • t '. v: :Unions-. or r..!io !or:. puMis f 1-1.. add to a :th 11- , •torr.l 04NT...hr.:quit:mot r:y. ?cr. of tielotr.;,o •.14, t;•oth tf.a Otto; ineft I ,ar.F •hr dciar••pcnt ,a•zitto thcri, eithcw fr..nyi go ! . o• r.f (1.1-..t.wi who 1,,..yr frr , z o••., lit is Ise. i:::iitsd tt.prceiie vriads in - •!errttn.,* , o•,... • • wc.. 1 tv I C0atz, , ..9 ni rr4rr.: to the nal Glottal twa Chinni darilrilisted ho die (*tills far end; vsern, kat in the Connell of thc circuit. of tbrfc l hinces, one a! icait molt. Gf necality. be eL fl. from antneg the Members et , lie Flee:WA College which appoints hint. 'lle Councils of circuit are rentoYed he thirds, one, In fez mra. _ . 2 i Tin-Firea g ral cirri, t pr. tat each Mirth% .Vt) Cif i Vim to form part IA the litl, ftor.. wbicharctube chofen d.c Member of the Trihunat:. Ot tittle Ci:ilensone, r lean. mud neeellarily urtong to ale prefent. him. ;loth of them may be elloren fro.n perfuns not refialog in the department. A'. The fleaoral Colleges of the di parttnents prof rat to the F:ra C utri I two Citizens dnmiciliaLd in eat t d.partmcnt lot every ',lnv vacant In the Council Gertir.il of the department. One of there Colvin', at !call, mar. riccelfari:y he taken from th.: r.ledoral College which pr.:fent. hini. Tim renovation of the Councils General of the departments takes place by third. every ft v: y.ars. ,;t. The Flcaoral Colleges of the tlep.irtmeats prefent at eath meeting two Citizens to form the hit mom which the Member:: of the Senate are named. One of theta, at kart. muff necefimily be taken from the Colleirea which preterit him, and :bey both may he taken from the department. They are to have the age and the quAilicatioas preferibed by the Canßl turior.. .42. The Eledioral Col!eges of the departments and circuits mien, each two Citizens dotnicilattd in the department, in Or . to form a liii from which the Members of the Deputation to t. • Lerilative Body arc to be named. One of theta Cidaens is neect .tly to be taken from the college which prefents him. There ii , oft be three times as many different candidates an the lift form d by the combination of the prefentaticels of the Elec toral Colleges of the departments and circuits .s there are To. cart Owes. 3 The fame perfon may be a Member of a Council of Com mune and of an kiedoral College of circuit or department.— The fame pttfon cannot, however, be at the fame time Mem. ber of a College of Circuit and College of Department. 34. The Members of the Legiflative Body and of the Tribu nate canna: attend the fittings of the Ehdtoral College towhich they belong.--All the other public fondly:math:shave a right to attend and to vote. 35. No Cantonal Affembly mall proceed to nominate to the places that belong to it in an Electoral College, until thefe places ate reduced to two-thirds. 36. The EleCtoral Colleges can alembic only in confequence of an at of convocation emanating trom the Government, and In the places affigned to them. They can talt... cognizance of the fubjetts only for which they arc affembled, nor can they prolong their fittings beyond the time fixed by the atft of Con vocation. It th, 7 exceed thde limits,the Government polliffea the right of diffolvins them. 37. The Elcectorate Colleges can neither direffily or indireffity, nor under any pretext whatfoever, hold any intercourfe with each other. 33. Thc diffolution of an Electoral Body necefrarily leads to the reuesval Ball its Members. TITLE IT.OIE THE CONSULS. 39. The Confute are for life. They are Members of the Se nate, and al as Prefidents. do. The fecond and third Confuls are appointed by the Se date on the prcfentation of the Firit. O. For this purpofe when any of the two places becomes vs ca nt , the Firit Cupful prcfents to the Senate a firft perfun. If he is not appointed, he prefents a ream& and If the fecond is not acceptcd, be prefents a third,who is of neceffity appointed. 4:. When the Firit Coatil thinks proper, he appoints a Ci tizen to fuccccd him after his death, according to the forms pre fcribed in the preceding ankle. 43. The Citizen appointed to fueeced the Firft Conful takes an oath to the Republic,to be adminißcred by the Flit Conful, allifted by the record end third Confuls, lo the pretence of the S,nate, the Mir:titers, the Council of State, the Legiflative Body, the Tribunate, the Tribunal of Caffiatinn, the Archhi thops, Pifitopa, Prefidents of the Tribunals of Appeal, the Z're talents of the Ekeloral Colleges, the Prcfidents of the Cantonal Affemblies, tht Grand Officers of the Legion of Honour, and •he Mayors of the 24 principal Cities of the Republic. The Secretary of State draws up the Proves. Verbal of the admini- Reader' of the oath. 44. The oath is in thefe terms—" I fwear to maintain the Conititution, to refpcs.R the liberty of confcienee, to oppofe the return of feudal inftitutions; never to make war but for the de fence and glory of the Republic ; and not to employ the power wherewith I tali, b : itricfteel, but for the lipppineds of the peo ple, from whom ant: for whom I flail have received it." 45. Having taken this oath, he takes his feat in the Senate Immediately after the Third Cm:l(M. 4 6 . The Firft Comful may depolit. among the archives of Go vernment, his wills as to the nomination of a fucceffor, to be prefsnted to the Senate after his death. 47. In al: cafe, he furnMonfes the attendance of the Record and Third Confuls, the Miniliers and l'refidents of the fedtions of the Calmat of State. In their prtfence he delivers to the Se cretary of State the paper (rated with his real, and in which his wig is recorded. This paper is fubEr:h-d by all thole who are prefent at the tranfathiou. The Secretary cf State depoilts it among the archives of Government in the pr, fence ot the Mini- Isere and Prelidents of the &diens of the Council of State. Thr Het Conful may withdraw this depofit, obferving the formalities prefer:bed in the preceding article. ♦9. Aft, r the death of the Fait Conful, if his choice has re mained In drpoilt, the paper containing it is withdrawn from the archives of Government by the Secretary of State, in the pretence of the &Unifiers and Yrefidents of the Se ions of the Council of State; its authenticity and identity being afeertain (4 in the pretence of the Second and Third Confuls. It is ad dreffed to the Senate by a meffage from the Government, with a copy of the Proces-Vcrbauz, certifying the depobt, the iden yity, and authenticity. yo. If the perfon, prcfented by the Fill Conful, is not ap pointed, the Second and the Third Confuls prefent one each, in cafe of neither of there being nominated, they each make another prrfentation, and one of the two mull of neeeffity be appointed. yt. If the Firft Conful leavet no prefentation, the S cond and Third Confide make their prefentations fcparate, one brit, one fecoad, and if neither obtains the nomin stion, they make a third, from which the Senate mull of neceflity nominate. Ss. In every cafe, the refentations and nomination mull be completed within twenty.four hours after the death of the Hull Conful. S 3. Thetale detormines for the life of each Fiat Couful the Rats of tbc expenditure of Government TITLE T.-...0F THE SENATF. g 4. The Senate regulates, by an Orgmic Senatus Confultum. itt, The Cotaititution of „he Colonies. ad, Every thing nut provided fur by the Conftitution, and which may yet lA:arcatry to its operation. ;4. It explains tin* Articles of tNe Coultitution which ad mit of diff.rent iuterpristadons. 55. The Senate, by Ada, entitled Senatus Confulta— tß, Sufpends for live years the functions of Juries in the De partments where that meafure may be neceffary. ad, Proclaims, when eircumllances require it, certain De partmiuts out of the protection of the Conftitution. 3d. Determines the time when the India iduals arrefted in vir tue of the 46th Article of the Coaftitutlon, are to be brought before toe Tribnnals, in fucb cafes where they are not broiight to trial in ten days from the period of their arreit. 4th, Annuls the judgments of the civil and criminal tribunals when dangerosts to the fafety of the State. sth, INlfolv..s the Legiftative Body'and Tribunate. titi., Appoints the Confide. 56. The Organic Senatus Confides and Ordinary Senatus Confulta are deliberated u2on by the Senate, on the initiative 41i . the Government. A 6mple majority fuffice. for a Senatus C. riation. Two thirds of the votes of the Members prefrnt are nee, airy for an Organic Senatus Confultum. 57. 'rite ' , riled+ of the Strafes Confultum, adopted in con f.quence of articks 54 and s 5, are difeuffed in a privy • compof.il at the Conlin", two 'Minifters, two Sett-tors, two Counfellor, or State. and two Grand Officers of the I rgion of iliatour. At tack meeting the Firtt Conful appoints • the M: mikes who are to compote the Privy Council. S. The Fira Couto, ratifies tlie Treaties of Peace and Ani. :.r ec, - the advice of the Privy Council. Before be p:otr•r'^_tes tl.cin, Le communicates them to tle Senate. " '1 he ac! of the nontitia:Lin of + Mesubeeo:• the'l.eg:fla. tire So. , :t. the Trilmr..e, and of the Tribunal of Calfatiou, is • arrztr. : • . • 'rho arta of the &mate, reLitt le to ita rob* and thternal zamiai Am. lon, are uaitled doliboarinew • • us. I 7 Or.cOarie attic year try he will proceed o Or no tripodal of t 4 at7.t3e, to eemp!ete the comber of flo Sena ton tied ty the t Sth article or th:: Coillitutitin. This natio nalisms then he made by the Senate, ou the prefentstiou of the Heft Conrad, who Cull for that puq'ofc fcledl three perfons from the ail of Citizens elloicn toy ti.e honorer CoUejrs. 61. Metuto ra of the Gr. Council of the Legion of limner are blembers of the Senate, whatever may be their age. • 63. The Mit Cupful may b:ildrs nominate to the Senate, oti - hout the previous prefcniation on' the klectoral of the Departments. Citizens dittinguif.wd for t!uir C.rikcs and their talents, on their conditiors bows.ets, that they thall be of the age required by the Conflitution, and that the number of Senators Mall not exceed ISO. 64. The - Senators may be Confuli, Alinifters, ?Ambers of the Legion of Honour, Infpcdtors of Inez nation, or em ployed o extraordinary and tempamey Ntitneri. 6t. 1 he Senate appoints each year two of its Members to perform the duty ut Ereretarier. 66. 'l'hc Milliners hsbe re.tt • in the Senate, but no delibera tive voice, unkra they arc SanatOta. TlTi.r THL COVIIRFLLOIS OF STATIC. 67. The Counfellors of State (hall never exceed the number of fifty. 6s. The Connell of State is divided Imo fedUenz. 69. The hlinitters have rank, (hats, and votes in the Coun cil of State. TITLE vit.--nr THE LEGISLATIVE BGDY. 70. Each department fhall have a number of Members pr:,- portioned to the MUM of its population, confortnalde to the annexed table. 71. AU the Members of the Legiflative Body, belongit g to the fame deputation, are to be 'minima, d at once. 72. The departments of tie Republic are divided into five e.inf 'Tllable to the annexed table. 73. The pref . ( nt Deputies are clafled according to th..fe five feria. 74. They be renewed in the year to which the fairs, including the department to which they are attached, fhall be referred. _ _ 75. The Deputies nominated in the year to (hall, however, complete thi..r five years. 76. The Government convokes, adjourns, and prorogues the Le;ifiative Body. TITLE VIII.-OF THV TRIBVNATI!. 77. From and after the year 13. the Tribunate (hall be re duced ro so members. One half of the so th:11 go out every three years. Until this reduction be completed, the members who go out salt not be replaced. The Tribunate is divided into Si -Hong. 78. The LegiflativeßodyandtheTribunatc are to he wholly renewal, immediately on their diliolution by the &mate. TITLE IX.-(1F JUSTICE AND THE TRIBUNALS. 79. There Mall be a Grand Judge, Minift-r of j.;ilice. So. He has a dillinguilhed place in the S mate and the Coun cil of State. Si. He prefides In the Trihtmal of Caffation and the Tribu nals of Appeal, when the Government judges it proper. 82. He has the right of vigilance and fuperintendance over the Tribunals and Jultices of Peace. 83. The Tribunal of Caffation, when he 11:s as Prefident, has the right of cenfure and difciplint over the Tribunals of Appeal am! the Criminal Tribunals. He may, on ferious complaints, fulpend the Judges from their fundtions, and-fend them before a Judge, to give an account of their conduct. 11 4 The Tribunals of Appeal have the right of fuperintend anee over the Civil Tributialswithin their jurifdidtion, and the Civil Tribunals over the Juftices of Peace of their Dill hft. Sc. The Commiffioners of Government to the Tribunal of Ca ffation, fuperintends the Commiffioners to the Tribunals of Appeal and the Criminal Tribunals. The Commillionfra to the Tribunals of Appeal fupeeintend the CommilTioners to the Inferior Tribunals. _ _ 86. The Members of the Tribunal of Legation are apiwiinted by the Senate on the prefentation of the knit Cupful. '1 he rirft Conful prefenta three Canuidates for each %wart place. TITLE X.-RIGHT OF ►ARD(!NING. 87. The Firit Conful has the right of pardoning. He cur dles it after the deliberation of the Privy Council, compared of the Grand Judu, two Minifters, two Couudis, and two Members of the Tribunal of Cafration. The Council of State having, on the refcrcnce of the Confaa, dilcuffed the above projedt. approve of it, :.n1 agr-c that it be prefented to the Confuls in due form. (A true Copy,) J. G. Loc az, S-..critary General ()rib,: Council of St..tc. ApprovcJ, Bo N .IPA aT e, Fitt Conful. By order of the Firit Conful, H. B. MA SET, Secretary of State. The proh.et of the Organic St.:l4tas C•n,fultum wa% carried to the Confervative Senate by the Counts liors of State Rq..ier, Portali4, and Deffolle, Orators of the Government, and adopted by the Senate in its fitting (Atlas day. 18 THEAMiDOR, AUGUST 6. Citizen Du PON r nv Nr MOUks, Traveller of the National Intlitute in the United States of North America, has returned to Paris. A letter from Petertburgh, dated June 3, rays, The Czarina of Irtinfkaya will loon depart, high• ly fatisfied with the reception the has experienced from the Emperor, and the aftittance he has granted her to recover her throne. This Printers, who held the reins of Government during the minority of her fi)n, a child of twelve years of age, was the vi.lim to a confpiracy formed againft her by the principal boyards of the country. Her fon was made prironer, and the efcaped the-pur flit of the infurgents by taking limiter in Rutfra. She then went to Pctertburgh to requelt the aid of troops, and travelled nearly 3c.00 wet Ites (about 1330 leagii6) halt on hprfeback, and half in a kibi tic. The Emperor gave orders to 1600 men•of the divi lion of Caucafus to march under the command of the Czarina, and to grill her to recover her States. The kingdom of Irtintkaya is lituated on the line of Caucaftis. It is reckoned to con tain 1,33c,000 inhabitants; it depends on the Emperor Ittitlia, who takes from it the title of Cz.u•. The Czarina is 36 years of age, tall and well made—the has a great deal of dignity ; and the ftep the has taken proves that her courage and tendernefs for her fon are fuperior to all fatigue and danger. A letter from Brufrels, dated Auguft r, lays— 'Some of the Dutch Gazettes having fpread a ru moor, that a contagious malady prevailed in this city, the Mayor requefled from the Commillion of Health and Safety a report on the fituation of the city in this refpeft. The anfwer of the Com miffion was as follows : 1 " Citizen Mayor—The Commiffion of Health have received your difpatch of the 21 It ult. in which you requeft them to give a report on the rumour fpread by tome of the Dutch Gazettes, and particularly that of Rotterdam, that there prevailed in the city of Brillfels a pettilential direafe. is We take the earliest opportunity, Citizen Mayor, to cuntradia the alarming rumours which may excite conilernation among our fellow Citi zens, and make Itrangers, wha propofe to vifit this commune, to avoid it, affuring you that no con. tagious or epidemic diforder exalts at prefent in DrulTels ; that the number of the lick is even much lefi; than it has been for feveral years, and that cnnfequently thee reports are abiblutely Palle and void of all probability." This official and authentic report is figned by s the Prefident of the Commitlion, the Secretary, and all the Members, to the number of . LONDON. TUESDAY, AUGUST to. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK fol Cent. Confab, 700 r ac : 70 Redfic 7Ct 71-4 per Cent . B Id srr Cr.e 700,14.- Ned s per Cnit. In.l-I.ong Ann. 2C t Ontritmt si difcount. PRICE. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY 3 rer Cert.Red.7ol if Loup Ann. 20i. 3-16 3 ih.r Cwt. t'onf. 70'. 69:7; Imp. An. 121 4 tn• ('tit. 38 3741 * Lict. y.BaJi 41. to ss. pec t S p=r C. Atm. !co 9911 Onthium 51 61 ptr Cent. 1797 Icblit Cont. for Aug. 7c} 63i 7of Tl•ib day we received French journals to tte Bth. Their contents are altogether unintereiiiiig French Five per Cents. 531 r. 65 c. s want of time yefterday obliging us to confin e ow:eh•es to an abfttad of the amendment to be made in the French Conftitutien, in confequence of the appointment of BONA►ALTL to be Confill for life, we have this day given a complete tranfla. tion of the Senatsu arVithern for re•organiing the Con ftitntion. M. Fa ascii, a poor prieß of Ajaccio, uncle to the Firft Comfit!, is.named Archbithop of Lyon. It is reported that General INSSALINCS had landed at Rochefort fr , :m St. Domingo. The Duke and Duchefs of DETONSHIRE are going to Margate; Lady HARRIET CATENDISM t Lady ELIZABETH FORSTER, and a large circle of fathionables, intend accompanying their Graces. The Dowager Countefs of MANSFIELD is among the lateft arrivals at Weymouth. Lord and Lady MELBOURNE, Lords Primate and LESLIE, Sir C. BURR EL, and the Hon. J. KEN.. NtDY, are among the lafl arrivals at Brighton. Lag week arrived at Edinburgh, the Right Hon. the Earls of Srala, STRAI timor,E, DV*. FRIES, and the Right Hon. Lord BANFF; alio Chevalier Baron BRINCICEN and Baron MIRBACKp two Ruffian Noblemen. We hear from Bruflets, that a party of Gentle. men from Lynn, in Norfolk, had reached that City, in the Hebe pleafure yacht. This being the veffel which ever difplayed the Britith flag is Bracts, the quay of the port has been continually crowded with fpeeators of all ranks to look at her. 'rho town of Merthyr.Tidvil, in Glamorgan (hire, was thrown into the confulion of a delirium of joy, on Wednefday laft, by the unexpeeted rival of Lord NtLs ores party. An unfortunate accident happened in the evening, occafioned by a fwivel going off fuddenly, by which three per. lons were wounded, one of them defperately. Great preparations ale making for celebrating the feftival at Prelton, at the dole of the prefent month. The circumflance which gives rife to this jubilee, is curious and interefting. The Guild, as it is called, is by charter obliged to be celcbrated at the end of every twenty one years, in default of which, the eleeive franchife cf the inl;:tbirants of Pretion, in fending Members to Path :merit, would be forfeit-d. The /hazy fan& ly, which has the principal patronage of that to. rough, are, of courfe, deeply interefied in giving eclat to this Fe flival ; and the Noble Earl's Family. feat at Knowftay, is to be the fcene of the moll de. lightful fellivities. Every kind of fport fuited to each rank in lice, is to be introduced ; and for the entertainment of the higher circles, Mrs. BILLING. TON has been invited to the place, and MUNDES and other p.trformers are alfo engaged. A new Theatre has been built at Tunbridge, at an expense of 30001. The Lords of the Admiralty have appointed Lieutenant Colonel FLIGHT, of the Portfinotith Divifton of Royal Marines, to be Paymafter of the Royal Marines, at that port, vice Captain WILK, deceatfed. An order was made by the Council of Ireland, to afccrtain whether the fix tranfpnits with troop/ from the Mediterranean, which have been ,per• forming quarantine for lonic time near Cork, are in a proper date of health to be allowed to court into port to difcharge. A party of the Royal Artillery recently return. ed from Egypt, on Friday and Saturday arrived at C,anterbury from Portfmouth. The I sth Light Dragoons have arrived at Worceder, Gloncefter, and Hereford, where then are to remain.—Four troops of this regiment have been reduced, and a further reduCtion is expeacd. The t Bth Dragoons, on their route for York, received a counter order at Doncaller, a few days ago, in confequcuce of which they marched to Halifax, Wakefield, and Barnfley. The 3d Dragoon Guards are to replace at Pier hill Barracks, North Britain, the 4th Dra- goon Guards, ordered to Ireland. The 3d Light Dragoons, now quartered at Hamilton, &c. are under orders for Ireland. On Tnefday the sth Light Dragoons arrived at Sheffield on their route for Newcatile. A divition of the Bays, on \Vednefdav, march ed through Woreeffee, on their route from Bri!tol for the North. The ad Dragoon Guards, commanded by Marquis Towas END, are under orders for Scot land. The 79th (Cameronian) regiment of infantry, are arrived from Egypt, and ordered rouni to be difembarked at Leith. Wednefday, the 4th, or BredAlbane, regiment of Fencibles, were difcharged at Ayr. Two deferters from the Foot G.tards, one named Robert Brown, and the other James Clark, alias Stewart, were apprehended in Rote ftreet, New Town, Edinburgh, on "l'ilefday latt, one of whom confelfed before the Sheriff, that they were the perfons who robbed the mail near Lin lithgow, as mentioned in this paper of Thoridar When apprehended, a 231. note and Several small notes, amqunting in the whole t' about 601. were found in their' polliffion.