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, 1•( II 11 LOA DOA'. TUTSDAY, AUGUST 17. PRICI: OE STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK per Ccnt. Cnnfols, 69+H—:or account, 69-1 Redi..-,1 691-4 per Crnt. 5 per Cent. 991 — Neer 5 per Cent. tozi—Oninium diLount. YALE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : Sank Stcric I.nntr Ann. 20111 3 Er-r C. Red- Will !nip. ; per Cent. 68 3 per rent. Conf. 6/71 69 Imp Ann.l24 5-z6 4 pzi. Ceti. Ann. 86 85{ Lectn.q. Bills 2s. to 3s. prern 5 per C. Ann. 994- Omniern $!, 74 5 per Cent. 1797, 13211 Conf. for acc.6Sit 69/ 69 681 We have received Paris Journals to the t4tl: inf.—The Ale)liteur contains two Decrees of the Legiflative Body of the Italian Republic : one rc l.vin,; to perfonal taxes, and the other to rights of per Cents. 53 fr. 40 c. Private advices refpating the occupation of t)::: Prulian indemnities, Rate that the inhabitants have received their new maacrs without oppoti tion. On the arrival of the troops at feveral places, the Officers and Civil Commitfarizs were' treated with the gleatal poalble politenefs and at tention. The change of mailers cannot indeed be materially intervfling to the inhabitants, for their fitnation will undergo no !hiking alteration. Any change which does take place will probably be of a beneficial nature. Under the proteaion of the Pruffian Govern:mere, they may be relieved from a number of local and vexatious regulations to which trader their former petty Sovereigns they were fubjeft. This is a mere matter of arrangement amorz the leading powers. Mutual accommodation will lead to mutual complacency; and if Pruflia is fa. tisfied with the thare of the fpoil, it will not re quire any extraordinary !hare of moderation to allow the EMPEROR, without difturbance, to feize the portion of territory which be is defirous to peers. It was indeed obvious from the beginning, that the bufinefs of the indemnities was to be fet tled by amicable arrangement, and not by an ap peal to the (word. By diplomatic interference each of the refpative Powers might come to fomething like a ge,od underflanding, but from a renewal of hoftilities Auftria had only to expert a Rill greater diminution of that Power which an unneceffary and uncuccefstul war had fo much curtailed. Letters from Vienna Rate that a courier has been fent to Berlin, who is diretted to affure the Court of Prufila that his Imperial Majefty will not only occaflon no ()Made to the taking poffeflion of the Pruffian indemnities, but will do every thing in his power to promote the completion of this bu niters. For this purpofe he has given orders to his coops occupying any of the places allotted to Priam, to evacuate them immediately on the ap proa.h of the Pi Alan troops. The King of Par IA put:6l;l4d a Royal Pat:nt ryon his taking pcfreffion, on the 3d int. of the Eeclefia flical States granted to him at indemnities. It is iigned by the K:so's own hand, confirmed by the Royal Seal, and dated Konigfberg, 6th . F!ne. After reciting the Royal Titles, it proceeds ft 7, " 13y the Treaty of Peace concluded at I-u -nevOle, the 9th February, iEot, between His Im r !Ante MATE sTv and the German Empire on the ore part, and the French Republic on the other, and alb by ulterior negotiations carried on in con fzquer.ce, and by the agreement entered into be twee us and the other rowel s; the Abbeys oftfren, Werden, and then, rendered fecular, are adjudg eJ, among other countries and places, to us, our heirs and Iticceffors, in perpetuity, as indemnities for our provinces on the other fide of the Rhine, ceded to the French Republic from the love of peace, and the general tranquillity." The article then concludes with requiring raid Abbeys to ad. mit his troops, and acknowledge his Pao SSIAN MAJtsry their lawful Sovereign. _ _ _ According to letters from Conftantinople of the . sotla o f June, the Porte cannot entirely depend on the fubminion of GIORGI PACHA, as, notwithltand ing the engagements he has entered into, he fill keeps his troops under arms. A capitulation and arnnelly is negotiating, under the mediation of a Great Power, between the Porte and PASSWAN OGLOU, which may be ex peBed loon to be con cluded, and will pot an end to the diflurbauces of Tut key in Europe. Peels, A t.o. 13.—Govcrnment being informed that At chhithops and Blihops, not employed in the new organifation, continue to wear the palloral crofs and the drefs exeltdively !delved for thofe anually provided with Archbilhopries or Bifhop ric,, has decreed, that no other Ecelefiallics hut Lill. •ps thiniinated by the FIRST CVN SUL, and in itituted by the P. ,:e, (hall wear in France the pal tura! et ofs, or thc drefs worn by Bilhops actually in the exel cite cf . funflions. Foreign Bifhops who travel it-. France cannot wear any diQinguift. ing hedges of epilcopacy until they have obtained p er mitlion in writing born the Counfellor of State, charged with all affairs in regard to worfhip. Letters from Petedburgh, of July 16, (tate— That Count de PAN IN has begun his fecond the termination of the difficulties which mutt ha 1 0 .% I refulted from his explanations with the Court 'or Sweden." Letters from Mentz, datel Aug. 5, ray— ,, The FIRST CONSUL by a decree of the 21i ult. nomi nated the Members of the SpeciA.l Tribunalwho are to try Shinderhannes and his accomplices. There Judges are, C. LtSAGE, Chief of the soth (qua dron cf the National Gendarmerie; MULLER, Cap tain of the sth regiment of Chaffeurs; DELOUSE, Captain of the Company of Gendarmerie of Mont- Tonncre ; VEaN HER, Advocate in the Tribunals of this city; and ANTOINE, formerly an Advocate in the Council of Colmar. The Prefident and two Judges of the Criminal Tribunal are alfo Mem bers of this Special Tribunal, which was infialled this day•" Letters from tome young Citizens of Nancy-, writtcn from Toulon and Brea to their relations, ttatc, that the troops of n hich they form a part, and which lately failed, are defined to avenge the ;dolt offered to the French flag by the Alge rines. A letter from Munfter, dated July 31ft, fags, " NV:: now know in a certain manner that betides our town, all the eaftern part of the Bifhopric of Munfter will be fecularized, and that the Priaan domination will be comprehended within a line of dcmucation, which will pats above Olphen through Sepen, Kehrenbruck, Hiddingfl, Gief ching, Nottelen, Hulfchor, Hcenholt„Nienberg, Uhlenbrock, Grimmel, Schoneffier, and Orefen, comprehending the faid places with their terri tory; then paft Greven an.l along the Ems to its junilion with the Hoxter, &c. in the county of Lingen." VIENNA, JULY 3t. —The Archduke CHARLYS was yefterday pretty well. His Royal Highnefs was able to take an airing in his carriage, but we arc not yet free from uneafinefs in regard to the future. All the "Auftrian troops, deßined to take pof fctlion of the new Rates of the GRAND DUKE of TUSCANY, are in full motion. It appears that this refolution was formed after a conference between the Minifter of State, Count CORENTZEL, and the French Ambatrador, AMPAGNY ; and that it is on this condition, that the Imperial Court accedes to the arrangements entered into by Ruffia and France. Negotiations are to be opened in regard to an exchange of the Auftrian polfeffions in the circle of Suabia, including the diaria of Ortenau, for other territories fituated in the neighbourhood of the Tyrol, and the other hereditary hates: it is hoped here, that thefe negotiations will have a favourable iffue for Aullria. RATISIION, Auc UST 3.—Count•de Coewatoo, DireCtorial Minifter of Mentz, ad interim, in the fisting of yefterday, communicated the decree of the Imperial Co:nm:tlion, in regard to the Con vocation of the Extraordinary Deputation. After lonic deliberation, as addrefs of thanks was voted to his IMPERIAL •MAJ:STY, and it was rcfolvcd, that the full powers with which the (aid Deputa• ticn ought to be invelle.!, in name of the Empire, Ihould be difpatched ; both thefe refolu:ions were carried into execution tail day in an extraordinary Sitting. Couat de LEHREACtI, Minißer of his IMPERIAL fvLtics.ry, and Baron de BLESSEN, the new Minitler of Mecklenburgh, at the Diet, have arrived here. Nice, JULY 3 I .-..—They talk here of the forma tion of two French camps which will be eftablifhed, one in Piedmont, near the place where the FIRST Cowsut. of the French Republic gained in perfon the famous battle of Marengo, which decided and fixed the dellinies of victorious France : the other will be in Italy. Prince It .. 7 to.tast of GLOUCESTER has arrived at Revel, in the En lint frigate Latona, and thence after a Runt flay failed for Swedi(h Finland, to make a vifit to the KING of SWEDEN. In a few days the Prince is expelled at Peterfburgh. The Governor General of India, in a letter ad dreffed to the Secret Committee of the Court of Di redors, under date the z 1 R Oct. tBot, after con gratulating the Committee on the acquifition of the Carnatic, thus expreffes himfelf 4 , It is a great fa tisfallion to have übintatelyaccomplybedan object len and anxiouly drfired by the lion. Company, and earneflly re commended by the Court of Directors to my fpe. cial attention when I had the honour to receive the charge of this Government." Hence arifes lime explanation of the Traitot'otu Gerrefpondente imputed to the late Nabob of the Carnatic, and which, as it has been infinuased, induced the Com pany's Government to feize upon the fovereignty of that empire. The Company l o n g and anxio lgy defied to !trip of his dominions their ancient ally, whofe perfonal afliflance they no longer wanted, and whole former friend hips they had totally for got. So early as the year 1794 the Court of Directors endeavoured to reafon away the force of the treaty that they had .entered into with his Highnefs in the year 1794 and to imprefs upon their agents in India, that notwithflanding the language of that treaty to the c ontrary ,the Company alone were the finrercigns,and that the Nabob was dependant upon emir pt oteaion for the fupjnnt of his dignity, eon. eluding their commenta• y with tilt following cm , phatic elfin " mutt be confidered that the (word, the moil prominent and tnly Yential ma. k Sovert;gnty, is ezelu fi vely in the hands of the Com • • .. nowerful NORFOLK SCRUTINi. The whole of Friday was employed in arguing the queaion, whether the High Sheriff ftiould change the mode he had hitherto adopted of al lowing Mr. Cots and Sir J. ASTLEY to make each an objeEtion to Colonel Wonallousa's votes as fe parate Candidates ; or, whether they (hould be reduced to one ol jeCtion, as joint ctutcGdates Mr. COOPER, Counfel for Colonel Woo MOMS, I contended at great length, and with confiderable ingenuity, that to allow two candidates, known to be in the fame interest, to make two objeClions, was, in effeCt, to give one fide the unfair advan tage_ of two to one. Mr. MACKINTOSH, Counfel for Mr. COKE, in MOIL powerful and brilliant fpeech, contended, that it was impoffible for the law to notice any thing fo vague and popular as the fuppofition of a joint interest in two candidates; that the statute ex prefsly allowed an objeaion to every party to the fcrutiny in their turn ; and that being a general ' law, it muff be fo conflrue I as equally to take ef feet, where all the candidates were adverfe, as where two of them might be friendly to each other. Opinions of eminent Counfel were produced on both fides; Mr. MANSFIELD'S, in favour of the conaruCtion contended for by Col. WODIHOUSE ,• Mr. ERSKINS'S and Mr. G. Witson's, in favour of that fupported by Mr. COKE and Sir J. AsTLET. Infinuations were thrown out that the latter opi nions were influenced by party fpirit, which Mr. MACKINTOSH repelled with a fpirit and vigour which did equal honour to his powers as an orator, and to his feelings as a man. The affeffor has poftponed giving judgmeat on this important point till Monday. The refult of the proceeding has hitherto been, that Sir J. ASTLEY has added FORTY SEVEN votes to hi: Majority, by a Scrutiny which his ontoncnt Brodeltotle demanded ! On Thurfday fall, the Common Clerk of the Borough of Dunfermling, figned and delivered his indenture to the Sheriff of Fife, returning the Hon. Capt. ALEXANDER cOCHRANE Of the Royal Navy, and Sir JOHN HENDERSON, of Fordel, Bart. to attend and ferve in the enfulng Parliament for that clafs or diftria of boroughs. This, it is be lieved, is the fief inflance of a MuMe Return from Scotland. Each of the Gentlemen fo returned acquires thereby a right to the title and all the privileges of a Member of Parliament, lave only that of voting, which neither is entitled to till after the Houfe have decided on the merits of the Return in the firft place, and afterwards on the merits of the eloaion itfelf. GARRAT ELECTION.—In expettation of meet. ing the Committee of Sir Harry Dimfdak, a numer ous aliemblage of the Friends of that worthy Can. didate for the honours of Garrati, took place yef terday evening, at feven o'clock, in a Public-houfe near Wiatdmill.ftreet, Tottenham-Court-Road. — Letters had been difpatched to all the (*misted Candidates for the Now Parliament, offering them a fair chance for the diftindions of the day, pro. vided they would come forward with the needful. —Several Gentlemen fent their excufes, declaring that they had fuffered fo much by their late unfuc ccfsful canvas, as to difcourage them from that of Garrett! This grand eledion was confequently poftponed, of w hich - no doubt the Public will be fufficientl y informed. One of the mob who drew the Carriage of Sir FRANCIS BuxuETT, from his Tavern-dinner, at Enfield, on Saturday, loft his life. The Coroner has fummoned a Jury to fit on his body. Several perfons were bruited, and otherwife much injured. On Thurfday were landed at Plymouth, fifteen large cafes, full of curious pillars, flatues , infctip tions, &c. from Egypt, !hipped in la DIANE, of 44 guns, Captain STA n mon, at Alexandria. by order of Lord Er.c IN. -- The floop which was made a prefent to Sir Swi lls's SMITH by the Dey of Algiers,at traded much notice at Greenwich on Thurfday, in confequence of its novel appearance and its fingular rigging. —The malts are not upright as in Englifit velfels, but lean towards the Item. The cabin is richly gilt, and from the thape of the velfel, the feems to be a fate and good failer. Mr. Coops made his appearance at Plymouth Theatre, on Friday night 'ail, in the character of Sir Pedinax Mulieophant, in the Man of the World, before a crowded Houk, and met with unbounded applaufe. Mifs Dixon was alfo well received in Leonora in the Padlock. The fine weather has again fet in, in that neighbourhood, mud} to the confutation of all claffes of people. The public rage of teeing Balloons was carried to fuch a pitch in the purfuit after Mr. BARIZTT'S Balloon on Friday, that between three anetfour hundred perfons were ambled on both Galleries of St. Paul's Cathedral. They began to aliena ble about three o'clock, and many continued till it was fo dark that they could hardly find their way down the flaircafe. Numbers were likewife on the monument. The Guildford landlord lays he has no notion of waiting upon Lawyer:, being himfelf a Gentleman of the Bar. BARRATT, the aeronaut, is an apothecary. He declares be never had fo many patient: in the courfe of his profeffional life, as at Greenwich. It would feem, that the commerce of the French Republic is rapidly reviving. From the 2 tft of November laR to the t9th of July, there arrived at Havre 458 foreign veffels. The tonnage and cargoes of chefe velfels are not noticed. A letter from Vienna, dated July 28, fays—The ablell Phytcians, it is faid,have been invited hither ftom Paris and London, to hold a cbnfultation with the celebrated Dr. QIIARIN, phylician to his Royal Highnefs the Archduke CHARM, refpeft ing the health of that Prince. fo dear to the people of Au fli ia, and fo much efteemed in Europe. We expea befides others, the Phyfieian who reftored the health of the KING of Esc; Lea %and the Of PORTUGAL. It now appears beyond all doubt, that their MAJ asTi es will go to Venice in thr cow ae .ntember or ()Bober, to receive the oath of - ' CHELTENHAM, AUGUST 13.. Cheltenham HI teems to be the favoured haunt of where the Goddefs has lately pointed her linger to a new fource for the renovation of health. Curious to relate, a Chalybeate water, peddling all the properties of that fo long and fo Juftly celebrated at Tunbr Lige, has lately bubbled up at Cheltenham, with; n a quarter of a mile of celebrated Saline Spring. It is fawned in a Telightful meadow ; and preparations are already making for the accommodation of the company at the New Spa. The celebrated Doetor who, by his difcovery vaccine inoculation, has done more to encreakthe numbers and improve the beauty of the humaa race than all the Phyficians that ever exifted from the birth of Efeulapius to tin. prefent day, is tn)w here, and is bufily employed in analyfing and afcertainiug the virtues of this new fountain cf health. Mr. KING'S Ball was moil brilliantly attended laR Monday. All the Edition of the place, and all that the country for a circuit of fever.il miles could furnith, were prefent. Mr. KING is indefatigable in his ainduitics as Mailer of the Ceremonies to give univerfal fatisfadion. The rides round the country are much improved,the roads being much more attended to than formerly. The Theatre enjoys its ufual profperity ; and Mr. Wargo'', en• couraged by his fuccefs, is on the point of erca• ing one more commodious and extenfive. lie has purchafed a very eligible fituation for the purple, of fufficient extent for the creition of an elegant range of private houfes alfo, which will be finifhed in a fuperior Ryle. The Marquis of HERTFORD arrived here yeller day, and alfo Colonel MAC :4 A HON. Among our other recent fathomable arrivals are— Countefs of Clonmell, Lieut. Col. Durham, Lieut. Cot In gram, Capt. Sham, Lord Whitworth, and Duchefs cf Dork, Madame Alibis and family, Capt. Tinton, Rcv. Mr Griffith, Lord Nortbefk, Mrs. and Lieut. Col. Power, Rev. J. Myles, Cakt. Choleott. Rev. A. Blifs, Coltnel and Mrs. Prevult, CoL Scudamore, Rev. Dr. Walfb, Capt. O'K Mk, Capt. Dumet, Capt. Lawford, Capt. Shaw, Rev. IL Watfon, CuL and Mrs. Franks, Sir Hugh and Lady Smyth. Lieut. Colonel and Mn. Martha% Rev. J. Evans, Lieut. Col. Coke, Capt. Shadforth. Col. Wood, Sir W. Alth am. Le Baron de Cour Labba, Capt. Grant, Major Burrows, Capt Sutton, Lieut. Col. Lumfden, Lieut. General Forbes, Dr. crank, Lady Charlotte Wyms, Lieut. Col. Mk. pan kb, and Rev. Mr. Montgomery. The following are among the later' arrivals at Ha rrowgate : General Dalrymple ' Sir Thomas and Lady Slingiby, Sir Cecil Wray, Sir John Orde, Sir C. and Lady Turner, Major Topham, Capt. Barlow, Captain Clifton, Captain Budworth, Capt. Sdhy, Capt. Tod d , Mr. Swale, Mr. C.rofhic, Mr. Browne, Mr. Ng, Mr. Lamb, Mr. Kinnaird, Mr. D. Kinnaird, Mr. Helketh. Mr. Gafeoin, Mr. Hunter, &c. Esc. are among dis falhion..ble arrivals left week at Harrowzate. Among the laft arrivals at Harwich from Hol land, is that of Sir C. S BRIGHT. The laa packet took from Harwich the Countefs of RANDSWIEICH and fuite, Count and Countefs BEYLAND and fa. roily, Mr. Kum the American Ambaffador, his Lady, and fuite, the Marquis DurHisr.,and twenty other palTengers. His Royal Higbnefs the Duxs de BERRI ' Ind a brother of the DUKE of ORLEANS, with fome other French Noblemen, are arrived at Holyrood houfe. They came to Leith in the Prince of Wales, Capt. MURRAY, belonging to the Excite. Lord Chief Baron MACDONALD arrived at Portfmonth on Thurfday, on his way to the Itle of Wight. Lord and Lady CASTLIRRAGH and family, Sit Lucas Pm's, the Countefs of ROTHES and fa. wily, and Col. Douoses, of Rofehall, are arrived at Edinburgh. Gresili Shooting commenced in Scotland on the 12th.—Many corps of tharpthooters had arrived from this fide of the Tweed, who expeled to take the enemy on the vying. Large parties of fportfmen afTemblcd at York lat. week, and thence fet out w take the fi eld ag!nft the moor-game. The broods are ftid to be fmall this feafon. The thew of pointers larger than ever was known. A number of black fetters have been exhibited, for which large prices have been demanded. _ ----------- The match of Cricket between Lord Beau cteac, HAMMOND, and the Brighton Cricketers, and the Cricketers of Lindficld, has been decided in favour of the former. The match for a con& derable time was in favour of the latter; but the aflonifhing number of runs gained, particularly in the laft innings, by Lord Braoctsitc and Haas. MOND, overcame all impediments, and won the day. The Triennial Mufical Feftival at Birmingham, for the beret of the General Hofpital, is fixed for the aad, 23c1; and 24th of September next.--. The band will confiß of the irucal and Intim. mental Performers of the firft rate abilities in the kingdom ; and we have no doubt will not mil attract a numerous atremblage, • but produce a handforne inc reef& to the friends of that excellent 41ftitution.—( See Advertifement.) A few days fince a man, under mental derange. ment, efcaped from the Lcindon Infirmary, ran through Spitalfields in various windings, in alma a [late of nakednefs: he was flopped by a Polk' Officer, who re-condated him to his former plat.. The two fpires of the Cathedral of the city of Lincoln are in fuch a precarious Rate, that Great Tom o'Lintoln is to le runs ro more ! The full (wing of four tons and a half is found to injure the tower whkre he hangs : He has accordingly been chained and rivetted down ; fo that instead of the full bold mouthful he has been vied to fend forth, he is en• joined in future merely to wag his tongue. Several actions have lately been brought againfi Come farmers in the neighbourhood of Glouceltet by two men, who are [hangers, to recover the pe nalty under the Stat. of George 111. which ewes, that perfons drawing with more than four bodes a waggon (the fellies of the wheels thereof being lefs than the hreadthof fix inches) fhall be liable to the penalty of 51. for each hone above four.-- There men lr• 'r. -cling inertly for wkar they Ca¢ . nick up as isiarMas.