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LONDON. TUURSDAY, AUGUST g. PRICE. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 1 per Ccnt. Cur&ls, 7:l—for account 7111-- Reduc:d 711' 4 -4 per C. 881l—Loni, - Ann. Ornnium 41 5 ditrount. PRICE. OF STOCKS YES FERDAY 11.14 Stnrk Long Ann. :el :3-16 3 yr Crrt Re! 711! Imp.; p.r i 3 per Cent. Calf. 71 ij Imp. At:::. I:: 4 r'e Cant . rC. Atm. roo; Trr omnium 4 air. ! go. Curt. 1797 too 1/: Conf. toracc.72,l 70,171 i A Dutch Mail has arrived. Paris Journals to the 31 infant h.lve allu come to hand. Pr: lch Five pc: Colts. 53 it. 20 C. Letters from Vienna, dated the • •'a ult. Rate, that fume dißorlyinces have taken place lately at Sehenico and Mulches de Cattaro in Dalmatia, as well as in Albania, the particulT.s of which have been communicated to the Aufirian Government by G to:tals NICOLETTI and RUCOTINA. The caufe of tl: die Lii flurbances i not yet with certainty known, but it feems to be afcertained that otder; have been difpatchxd to Trickle to fend off a con fider:oe f!m of money to pay the arrears due to the Alban:re troops. he Getman Journals Rate, that a new Con vention has been concluded in regard to the changes to be made in the Contlitution of the Germanic Empire; that this treaty comprehends the organization of the three colleges; the votes to be affiAned to the Hereditary Plinces, according to th it indemnities; and the fuppreflion of all thole emitted in name of the States united to France before or fince the peace of Luneville. It is announced Ai), tl,at the new Germanic Conflitution, in confequence of a with expreffed by France, will be guaranteed by France, Außria and Riifila. The grand prelacies will be united under the title of domains and perfonal manors to the l'tircec, who That receive them as indem niti-s, and the finall ecclefiallical domains will be converted into public foundations, but Rill under the fovertignty of the fame princes. The fix im pet ii:l ill lot m a college, but will have no cote in the affairs of peace and war, and in future will be treated as neuter. The Princes will be e Mme bound for the debts of the States, which (hall fail to them as indemnities. No dircuffion will t tke place in the Diet on this new Convention till the a:fair of the indemnities is terminated: Letters ft om Hamburg,' 'late, that the fuppor ed Ts c ity of Alliance, concluded at Pans on the 2J of July, was a mere exchange of ratifications, whic:i to , ic place the fame day of the Treaty of ra:ti;irat Ins!,mnification concluded on the 23d of M3l. This exchange was made by the Marquis LUCHFSINI and Gcn. UEURNONVILLE. Th.: Aulic Council of Vienna has received new complaints from tl s. States of the Duchy of Wur ten.'s:rg againa their Sovereign. The obje& of them is, the augmentation of the military forces o the Duchy, v.bich have remained on the fame footing !ince the peace. The Aulic Chamber has th-refote ebjoined the Duke of WuerEmisrec to de;iver a Llikharg: to all the troops railed in 1799 and r8.. - m, for yrintui...;ng the contingent number in vi toe of the law of the Empire. Letters fr , Tn Mentz hate, that FREDERIC CH ‘• lA/ Baron d'ERTHAL, Eleeor of Mentz, died on ti.,e zsth ult. at Afchaffenhonrg, at the age of 84. _ _ The troops of Mentz which are in the fort of Calfel have taken the oath to their new Sovereign, Baron dc LB I ac, Whop of Conflance, Coad jutor of Mentz and Worms. We learn from Naples that the veffels drained to convey the Q E EEN to that capital, failed for Trick on the 4th ultimo. [ICI' MAJESTY Will land at Marfredonia, where the will be received by the null: of Ascot!, who will accompany her t•r Naples. The fetes in conferprence of his MA. FSTY'S return tailed three days. The Roman troops &nine.] for Corfit are (till at Naples, as wr 11 1S IIIC th:Ce frigates in which they are to embat k. Tire King, CHARLES ESIA NIUE t has fet out for' Frefc:lti. before he left Rome he paid a vifit to C.lt Intl GER DI 1., with whom King VICTOR alto hrd a convcrlation. Cardinal Pacc* has arrived at Rome 110.71 Civil4-Vecchia. The Pc:l:if:cal Conful at Finme received lately the following advice : A (hip belonging to that Conful took on hoard at Leghorn a cargo of great value deained for : the ovner, %%La be longed alto to Leghorn, en barked in the sad, which was to take on board ljkewife trine Itullian ptiloners. Having tailed on the 9th of the ptifoners doling the paflage maflacrect the crew, •with the Captain and Owner, they then &rifled ere RolLan flag, and carried the veffa into a little fropented port of the lea to fell the cargo, hut afked a !mice lo far belt w the as to ex . ci.e fufpkiors. The tin h was loon difeovered, aad the rrifoners being arrefted, the veffel and IXTRACT . OI , A LATTER IRON PLOVESSOIL WATER• HOUSE, DATED DOSTOR, AMERICA, MARCH 22. L aft winter a great body of Indians prefented ths;mfelves to Congrefs, at Wafhington, under the command of one of their warriors, named Little Pigecn. The Prefident and Government caufed ploughs and other implements of agriculture and various arts to be given to them. The Prefident, at the fame time, tohl their Chief, that the Great Spirit had given to the enlightened whites a pre fers', which c., stained the means of deftroying the fm:til•poz, which had lately occafioned a great mortality among their tribes. Such was the con fidence of tilde children of nature in their more civilized neighbours, that all the warriors imme diately caufed themfelves to be inoculated, and they carriel with them vaccine matter for their countrymen. Soon after, fifteen other Chiefs came to be inoculated with the vaccine : this operation was performed both times by the Chaplain of Conwefs. " The Prefident of the United States has con cluded with the nation of the Chikafaws a treaty, by which thcfe people have agreed to allow a grand highway to be conftruded through their territory: they have received in exchange prcfents to the value of 700 dollars, and other particular indem- nities." PARIS, JULY 3t.—National property has rifen fo much in value in the ci-devant Belgium, that it is fold nearly at the Lane price as patrimonial pro perty. The difference is from five to ten per cent. The Society of Agriculture are about to open a fubfcription for bringing from Spain 4000 fheep, which, according to the treaty of Bale, remain at the difpofal of the French Government. The learned librarian, MORELLI, is about to publifh the Marine Chart of BIANCHI, preferved in the library of St. Mark at Venice. This Chart was conitruded before the difcoveries of AMiIIICO. YESPUCCt, and contains an indication of the An tilles, which proves that the Europeans had tome idea of America before the expedition of Vssrucci. MESSAGE TO THE COSEATATIVI SENATE. Paris, Thermidor ro (July 290 year 10. THE CONSULS Or THE REPUBLIC TO THE CONSER- VATIVE SENATE. Senators—On the s6th Floreal la% (May 6) the Tribunate expreired a with that a (hiking mark of National Gratitude might be given to the Fl Ksr CONSUL. This with was applauded by the ..e -giflative Body, and repeated by a fpontanwis movement of the Citizens. The Senate railed i s ideas fiat farther, and in the accomplifhment of this with was dtfirous of finding one mean more of giving to Government that flAility which alone " multiplies its refources, inlpires confidence with out, eftablithes cr..(lit within. eofures allies, dif courages its enemies, removes the fcourges of war, allows the People to enjoy the fruits of peace, and leaves to wifdom time to execute what it may conceive 'fur the happinefs of a F.,e People."— The Finsr CoNsus was of oni. ion, that the cir cumftances of his first nomination were to him a law, not to accept this re-eleBion,until the French People Should, by their affent, give a proof of their attachment to, and permanent confidence in the Magiftrate who had been the objeft of their first choice. In this fituation, we have thought it our duty to execute in its full extent the idea of the Se nate.—The French People have coincided with it : from ahmoft all the Departments Government has received Alts, containing the expreffion of their will. Undcr thefe new circumftances, we have thought that it belongs to the Senate to examine and pro claim the will of the People. We have, there fore, given orders to the Minifter of the Interior to place at its difpofal the regifters in which the National will is contained. We invite the Senate to take, in its wifdom, Such meafures as it Shall think molt proper for eflablifhing the refult. The Second Conful (Signed) CAMEACERIL By the Second Conful, The Secretary of State (Signed) H. B. MARET. RoME, JULY 10.-A great many Engin Offi cers have arrived here from Malta. Profefror Tsyra has read to the Academy of Religion a Memoir written by him, in which he proves in the moil evident manner, that the Zo diacs, lately difcovered in Egypt, have not that antiquity which tome pretend to give them,and con. fequently that they prove nothing againft theChro . nology of MOSES. He afrerts that the Egyptians were not acquainted with the motion of the fix: Stars in longitude, and that HIPPARC HUS WaS tbc firit who difcovered it. HIPPARCHUS, the Aft o nomer here alluded to, was a native of Nicea, and ft:utithed about the year 129 before JESUS CHRIST. Pro felt' r TESTA remarks alto, that the Zodiac of Dindara is found in a Temple of Grecian Archi tedure, which bears the name of Tiberius. That this Temple not being two thottfand years old, the Zodiac difcovered in it cannot have called above four thoufand ; that in thefe Zodiacs is teen the fign of Libra, a conftellation abfolutely unknown to the ancient Egyptians It appears that a cu.- ' tain Oafs of Philofophers will not derive from the ' dircovery of thefe Zodiacs that advantage which n I Amsyssnitss, JULY 28.—0 n Thurfilay the :2d intl. the newly appointed Governors cf the iflands of St. Eullaiiiis and St. Martin, M. W. H. Risk and ALe. VAN HEYNINGIIN, with their Secretaries, -- VLSI/Inland M.H.A.BarrsLitic,repaired to the Helder, where they will embark in the frigate Kenau Haffelaar, Captain C. H. BUSCHMAN, in order to proceed to the places of their dellination. PRIVATE LETTER.-.PARIS, JULY 29. " The petite Hyloire which I now fend you rot ms the role topic of converfation, at the preterit mo ment, in the tipper circles here. Of its truth there is not the (matfett doubt. How it tranfptred I will not pretend to fsy, but now that it is known, the only wonder is, how, in fuch a focus of goflip and of fcandal, it could have been fo long kept fecret. " In the preliminary ditcuffions on the Concordat, an Ecclefiallic of high rank, who gave his affent to all the other claufes, opposed himfelf moll Reinly to that which fandions the marriage of thole Priefts who, during the Revolution, had left the Tabernacle to prcfent themfelves before the Altar of Hymen. The FIRST CONSUL remonft.-ated very (trongly on this fubjed ; but the repeated an Ewer was, " that a Prieft fhould never forget his vow of agility, and that nothing on earth could either excule or ablolve its violation !" The con verfation on this head beeline rather warm. The inexorable advocate for celibacy even quitted the Thuilleries abruptly, leaving BOW/OAHU in Tome degree ruffled by his unexpeded oppofition. Fo trc Ns, the Min i fl e: of the Police, entering at the moment, enquired as to what had happened, and on being informed, he immediately raid, " Leave the matter to me, and I engage that M. de fhall fign the claufe within three days." " How can that be ? We have debated the matter near a month, and yet he becomes every day more inflexible." " I renew the pledge which I have given." " But by what means do you propofe to bring it about ?"—" C'd? mar facet :" and the Mi airier immediately withdrew. " I have before had occasion to mention to you the charader of Folic H s, as a man of confummate addrefs—the very foul and spirit of intrigue, and who has carried the fyftem of Otiose's far be. yond M. DE SAKTI/le, or any other of his prede ceffors. He was perhaps fpurred on ton on this oc. carton by his perfonal feelings, being himfelf a mar ried priest ! Knowing, from experienced fagaci ty, the haunts and foibles of every man of note in Paris, his agents were immediately placed to observe M. de , and at dufk on the even in:, of the fame day the Vern Churchman was teen to leave his hotel, wrapped up in a grey tid ing coat, and to throw himfelf into a forry , Acre. It drove about a league from Paris to the country !mute of Madame VI SCOPI xi, a lady, the notoriety of whof: cliarader fpares all reserve. At one o'clock in the morning, two of the Moncitards, having previoufly gained over a fervant of the houfe, entered the lady's bed-chamber, and, as .in apology for his rudenefs, Rated that they woe in quell of a forger of Billet: de Cog, whom they knew to be there concealed. After a biief r2arch, M. de ... was drawn from under the ts,:d, and was immediately 'iddrtfred by his title with thoufand excuses for the impolitenefs offered to a man of his rank. " Whoever ye are (laid he with the utmoft perturbation) you are in polrefrion of my fecret, and I will give you to,ooo francs each if you will promite not to divulge it."—Secrecy, Monfieur, is the duty of our profeffion. We cannot take your money, but we promife not to mention what has occurred to any one but the Mi. nifter of the Police, to whom we owe a faithful ac. count." " I will triple the turn if )on will pro mire not to divulge it to any perfon." — " That is impoflible, Monfieur; we mutt give an account of our million to our employer ;" and they inflantly difappeared. 44 On their departure, M. de immediate ly perceived the tourpditigue which FOUCHE had fo adroi:ly played bins. He law, at once, that nothing was left to him but to comply with what was demanied. He repaired, early the next morn ing, to the Thuilleries, and ligned, without dif- . cuffion or obtervation, the claufe which but the preceding day he had to ftrenuoufly oppofed. 80. N APART s, who knew nothing of the trantadions of the intervening night, was completely alionilhed at this fudden change, and, though aware of the fubtilty of FoucH!, could not divine by what means lie had thus inftantaneoufly attained his end. It was necetfary to let him into the fccret, and the trick was fret fur to be buried in obli vion. It is now whifpered from ear to ear ; but to-morrow it will probably be the converfation of every perfon in Paris—excepting the parties im mediately concerned." The NYMPH packet failed on Tuef.lay from Dover for Calais, with Lord CUNNINGHAM, Lord HUNTINGTIELD, and thirteen other pairengets ; and the FAVOURITE, with Lord WM. CAVENUIsH and fuite, Mr. STEPHENSON, and others. Madame Orro, with: her danghter, and W. Sr. JOHN, her father, ate now NI Mt. MAN T t Leg, Dover, where they pals a few days, previous to etnharkiny for France. NEW PARLIAMENT. MEM3ERS RETURNED. Ccrmarthan, County—J. H. Williams, Etc Mr. Pas tor. :.r his EleEtion by 46 votes. E:gin, Cullen, &c..—l.Lut. Cot Francis Wm. Grant. kortrof.:, Inyt &c —A le:ander Pcnatic Ciunouri C.: eon, Efq. Rofs, County—lir Cit.triv. Role, Bart. Wigton, New Ga &c.—Spalding Gordon, E. The payment of the CIVIL LIST, fo long kert back by unavoidable eircumflance:, is now mare. Four quarters will be pail next we e k, w: will bring the arrears down to the fire day of the prefent year. Although Mr. Lisrotes appointment is in the Gazette of Tuefday, the arrival of the Batavian Miniller is not expeteed till the end of September, when his MAJESTY will return from Weymo ut h, as it is not ufual to deliver Credentials but at Cow t of St. James's. The fame reafon retards General ANDREOSSI'S arrival, and Lord WHIT. WOVEN'S departure. Mr. FRERE will be the new Ambafrador at Madrid; and be fucceeded at Lifbon by Lord R. FITZGERALD. Mr. Jacitscon is going Envoy Extraordinary, and Mini(ler Plenipotentiary to Berlin, with M r . ROLLE stow, jun. as his Secretary. Sir BORL•fE W ARREN leaves London to. war the beginning of September, on his Embafy to Peterlburgh. He waits to fee the nuptials of his daughter, who is going to be married to Capt. SEDLEY, of the Guards. Mr. GARLICIL is to be Secretary to his Embally. It has been erroneoutly flitted in a Paper of yeflerday, that Lord HENRY STUART was goio r Secretary of Legation to the Hague. His Lod, fhip having lately married Lady VILLIERS, with a fortune of to,oool. a year, has declined purfning the diplomatic career. His Lordfhip was former ly private Secretary to Mr. LISTON. There has lately been a change in the Govern. ment Stationary Office, in Palace Y ar d. M r. Dic x s. of the Four and a Half per Cent. Of. tice, in the Cullom, has fucceeded Mr. Woos, ASComptroller. Lady Waite' n's rout and flipper, IA night, were attended by all the fidhionables in town. Mr. Dors-, of Curzon.ftreet, gave a grand dia. ner yefterday, to a party of his friends. Lady Hazaixarrom had a filed card patty oa Tuefday. The honfe of the late Its.ic BARRE, Efq. in Stanhope fireet, May Fair, has been purchafid by tit: Duke of St. ALBAN'S for his town refidence. Lord and Lady SF ros went yellerday to Hat. Feld, on a vifit to the Marquis of SALISBURY. Mr. ADDINGTON, fome imagined, was to give the Clerkfhip of the Pells to Mr. Pm, but Mr. ADDING - row has probably in his eye a retterion of m re importance for his Right Honourable Friend, nd which, he knows, is not abfolutely aftwerre. On Friday, the 23d ult. the Right Hon. Lord FRANCIS ALMARIC SP ENCIR was admitted a Com mon Councilman of the Borough of New Wood flock, in the room of Lord Vsfeount BATMAN. d,ceafed. At the fame time JAMES BtAC/Most, Efq. LL.D. was elated Recorder of the laid 80. rough, in the room of FRAKCIS Bye:Tom, Efq. who has religned. In cm, and only one Parliament, out higtory forms us, was there not to be found a Lawyer in the Houfe of Commons, and par revanche, it bag been chi illeved the Lack-korning Parliament. At the fcrutiny for the county of Norfolk, Mr. Colts denied the report of his having ihnok his pn fe at the Freeholders, for the rim* reafoth '6 that he had no pude to !hake, and that In: had his pocket picked of his pocket-book as he was proceeding to the Hollings." Thofe who hoaded confidently that Mr. MAIII, WARING would be returned, ate now jeered by their friends, and called the Brentfird Bark. A Gentleman, who had bufinels at Brentfurd during the late EleEtion for Middlelex, called hackney coach in Piccadilly,and defied the coach man t.. drive to the Three Pigeons, one of the inns known by that name ; but the fellow drove him to the Hollings. On the Gentleman's inter. rogating him why he did not go where he was ordered, the coachman archly called out—'• I have done as you orkitiA me—there they area pointing to the three Canoidates. An old man from the welh.ro part of Kent, having a blue cockade, going to Maidflone, duo ing the late elation, on an afs, which was dreffed with orange ribbons, was overtaken by a senile , man, who thus accofted him, " Well, old geirle man, where are you going ?" " Why, to the l-leath, to vote for Knights of the Shire—l am an Independent Freeholder," was his reply. " And who you vote for ?" 6. Why, HON YWOOD, CO Ibe fure." " And how does your afs vote ?" As other atres do"-.--and then rode off. The gentle man wore the orange. • Whatever faults may attach to our young men of falbion, it cannot he laid that they at. tainted with pride or ambition : leaving all grand and glittering purfui:s to lofty minds and alpiring ge ' nittlfcs, they with only to be thought good chatfe drivers, and to lower the pi ide of to d 'lLoys tnrl groom:. A Matter in Chancery, Mr. W. Tay:. ,a, in an. nouncitg fcr fal: pi °petty in St. Vii:a.tit's under a decree of the Chancellor, concludes his adver tifernesit :e will be fold st li the eftate 257 negro and other (laves attached thereto, males and females, young and old ; among which laid fl tv.ss arc eight carpenters, eight coopers, and three ; and alfo 20 cots, fix oxen, three bid kins, nine heifers, fix bull-calves, five caw ditto, 37 mules, one 'lode, two Aes, and 13 IheLp." A poor man, a watchman, who was employed in Fetter-1 sue, on hearing the rattle liming in Fleet it , eet. Thuriday night lalt, ran down, and unfortunately met with a poll in hi, way, by which he was I e much hurt as to be obliged to be taken to St. Bartholomew's Hofpnal. The Sur. yeyoi s of the pavement ought certainly to ratify eitrisaivrnienre. I r --