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e • pA is , CA 4LS+ • • Idles this paper *ls g oing to prefs, we receiv cJ Pails Journals to the IA inf. inclufive. The principal, and indeafthe only - article that feems to demand any attention at fo late an hour, is the following from the Malheur MEATY OF PEACE BETWEEN THE FRENCH RE- PUBLIC AND THE Javapom OF PORTUGAL. The Flan . Sousui. of the French Republic, in name of the French People, and his Royal High nefs the Pat cm Rio EN T of the Kingdom of Por tugal and of Algarva, equally animated with a &fire of re-eflablifbing the Connations of Commerce and Amity which fulafifteci between the two States before the prefent war, have re folved to conclude' a Treaty of Peace by . the me diation of his Moft CHRISM! MAJESTY, and for this purpofe, have named as their plenipotentiaries' viz.—The Fiast Comm,. of the French Republic, in name of the French people, Citizen Loci EN BONAPARTE . , and his Royal Highnefs the Prince Regent of the kingdom of Portugal and of Al• garva, His EXCelleney CYPSIAN Birizta6 FREIRE, Commander, of the Order of CH al rr, Member of his Royal Highnefs's Council, and Minifter Ple ufpotentiaty to his Moft Catholic Majefty ; which Plenipotentiaries, after exchanging their recipro cal powers, have agreed upon the following articles I Art. I. There (ball in future and for otter be a Peace, Amity, and good undo-Rending, betsieen the French Republic and die kingdom of Portugal, all hankies Than ceafe by land as well as by fea, dating from the exchange of the Ratification of the prefent treaty, viz. in 15 days for Europe, and the feas which wafh its toafts ; and thofe of Afri ca on this fide the equator, 40 days after the faid exchange for the countries and feas of Africa -and America, beyond the equator; and three months after, for the countries and feas fituated to the Weft of Cape Horn, and to the Raft of the Cape of Good Hope. All prizes made aftet each of -theft periods in the feu, to which they apply, (hall be refpatieely rellored. The ptifoners of war (hall be given Up on both fides, and the political rela tions between the two Powers, filet be re-efiablith ad on the fame footing as before the war. 11. All the ports and harbours of Portugal, in Europe, (ball be immediately flint, and (ball re main fo till Peace between France and England, to all Engli(h (hips of War and merchantmen; and the fame-ports and harbours (hall be open to all (hips of war or merchantmen belonging to France or its Allies. In regard to the ports and ha:bouts of Portu gal, in the other parts - of the world, the prefent article Atoll be obligatory, according to the terms above fixed, for the celTation of hoftilities. ILL Portugal engages not to furnifh during the courfe of the prefent war to the enemies of the French Republic, and its Allies, any aid in troops, fitips, arms, warlike ammunition, provifions, or money, under whatever name or denomination. Every anterior aft, engagement, or convention, *bleb may be contrary to the prefent article, (hall be revoked, and (hall be confidered as null and void. IV. The limits between the two Guianas, the French and Portuguefe (ball be determined in fu tureby the river Carapanatuba, which empties it felf into the Amazon, at about one-third of a de• gree of the equator above Fort Macapa. Thefe limits shall follow the courfe of the river to its fource, whence they (hall proceed towards the great chain of mountains which divides the waters; they fball follow the infledions of that chain to the point where it approaches nearca the Rio. Branco, towards about 2;1 degrees north of the equator. The Indians of the tefo Guianas, who in the courfe of the war may have been taken from their habitations, (hall be refpatively rcflored. The citizens or fubjeas of the two powers, who May find themfelves comprehended in the new de termined limits, may reciprocally retire intoth e polliffions of their refpeitive States : they (hall have power alto to difpofe of their property, mo veable and immoveable, during the (pace of two rears, dating from the exchange of the ratifiers. Lions of the prefent Treaty. V. There (hall be negotiated between the two Powers a Treaty of Commerce and Navigation, which (hall definitively fix the commercial relations between France and Portugal. In the mean time it is agreed— R. That the communications Than be re•efa• blifhed immediately after the exchange of the Ra tifications, and that the agencies and commiffariats of commerce (hall be put in polleffion of the rights, immunities, and prerogatives, which they enjoyed before the war. _ . ad. That the citizens and fubjeas of the two Powers than equally and refpeaively enjoy in the States of both all the rights which are enjoyed by the fubjeas of the molt favotwed nations. 3d. That the articles of trade and commerce, :he produce of the foil or manufaCtories of each of the (Itrq States shall be reciprocally admitted without reftridion, and without their being fuk jelled to any duty which flail not bear equally upon analogous articles imported by other nations. 4th. That French cloths may be immediately introduced into Portugal, on the footing of the moll favoured merchandises. sth. All ffipulations in regard to commerce, in ferred in preceding treaties, and not contrary to the prefent treaty, fhall be provifionally until the conclufion of a definitive Treaty. VI. The Ratifications of the prefent Treaty of Peace fhall be exchanged at Madrid, within the term of twenty days at molt. Done, in Duplicate, at Madrid, the 7th Vendemialre Year to of the French Republic—spih Sept. dm. (Signed) LUCIEN BONAPARTE, CYPRIANA BIBaIRO FIUME. , [The French Papers contain alto a number of congratulatory addreffes to the Flair CONSUL on the peace with Britain, which are fo fimilar in ftyle and compofition to thole given in a former STAN, that we need not infert them.] Tiers COnfolides on the gth inftnnt 55f. doe. Azotz la AS, Stier. 3.—The Pearl galliot priva teer of Cadiz, and the gun-boats Puiffant and Gi braltar, have captured on the coaft of Barbary, the Englifh velfel Mercury, copper bottomed, laden with merchandize, and mounting 12 twelve and 18-pounders. This rich prize en tered our port on the 31 ft of Augu(l, the crew conf►fted of 35 men. She had on board alto fix Officers of the army paffengers, and the Major of . the 72d Regiment,/going from Malta to London. —Journal tin Deferifeurs de la Pattie. Bosimo.—Yefterday, by twelve o'clock, an af femblage of upwards of a thoufind perfons were colleard upon Wimbledon Common, in hope of witneffing an expeEted combat between one Cordy, an Millman (who beat Maddox, a coachman, about two years fince upon the fame (pot), and• Owen, a dultman, for twenty guineas a lid:. But the time of fetting to (one o'clock) expiring with out the latter's appearance upon the ground, the depofit was declared forfeited, and the multitude in no fmall degree difappointed. Belcher and Burit—The intended battle between Belcher and Burke, which was to have taken place yefterday, at Enfield, much to the difappointment of the lovers of that polite art, WAS prevnted by the interpofition of Mr. FOR 0, who havin I receiv ed notice of their intentions, allied his warrant againft them, and on Sunday night Belcher was taken into cuftody by Townfhend, the officer. Yefterday he appeared before Mr. FORD, at Bow areet ; and, giving his promife and word of Lamar not to fight this of any other pitched battle within the jurirdislion of that Office, he was liberated about three o'clock in the afternoon. This cir. cumftance, however, did not tranfpire • and at an early hour ye ft erday morning the . road to Enfield was crowded with carriages and holies of every defcription, and pecleftrians out of number ; and by the appointed hour (one o'clock) it is fuppofed upwards of ten thoufand perfons had affembled at Enfield Wath, where a Rage was erefted for the purpofe, on a (mall field on one fide of the river Lea, which divides the counties of Viet and Hcrt. ford; fo that in cafe they had been moldier! on ore fide they could have retired to the other. Madre:a attended as Burie's fecond. Among the other pii litts of note were, Bill Ward, Gamidr, Lee, and jacifon : many (porting mess, and all the pick. pockets of London and Welbninfier. The time appointed for the fight was between the hours of- twelve and two in the afternoon. About one, Burke appeared on the ground, al cended the Rage and Rripped ; after praLifing a fhors time, anucift the applaufe of his friends, he dretred himfelf, tsekber not appearing. A general and eager cry of u Where is Belcher ?" was utter ed by all prefent. " Where is he ?" repeated Gamble, the Irilhman, " he is at Bow-greet, he was grabbled on the mad." Soon after two friends of lideller arrived with the melancholy tidings of hisarroft in town on the day before. At two o'clock no (port appearing likely to arife, for the after. (bait, which was to have taken place between Cord, and Owns, was alto put off in confequence of the latter being at Wimbledon, the enormous mars be. gan to move off the ground. It had fcarcely put stfelf in motion, when a number of Cavalry, and the Volunteer Corps of Edmonton and Enfield, with a large divifion of the Tower Hamlets Mili tia made their appearance loon after z;o'clock, with the intention of preventing the battle taking place, had both the combatants come forward. This de. , tided the general Right. The crowd began to dif. perfe and move towards town, many regretting the lots of their money, watches, &c. the pickpoc kets, during this interval of fruitlefs expectation, not having neglefted to pradife their avocations. In crofhing the Chace from the public road, the carriages were obliged to pars through a pool of water, and a branch of the River Lea: the latter beiniflooded from the exceftive rains, the paffage was difficult, many gigs and other light carriaga were upfct in the water, to the no ( ma ll di v er tio n • of the fpedators. On no former occation do we recoiled fo large an affemblage of fpedators. The number of poll chaifes, hackney coaches, gigs, and tandems, far exceeded thole at Enfield Races. A battle took place on the road between Ler, the Jew, and a young man of the name of jester. The conic of the quarrel was, the Jew ran his gig againti the (addle horfe of the latter. Much fcience was difplayed by the Jew, but no bottom. It was a cowardl tranfaftion on the part of the Jew, whnfe fecond Aruek Jones an underhand blow in the *nict of the confulion. Jones fought 16 rounds, and then gave in. Jones threw in his blows very quick, but he was 101 l for want of a good fiend. NAU77C4 MAILS THIS DAT.-.WIND W. S. W. AItRIVCD. BUZ. o Hamburgb, 0 •1 Dublin, Da. 8, a o Waterford, 3 I Dounagbadee, 08. 9, I -._. YARMOUTH, OCTOBER ti. Sailed this morning the PRINCE or WA LES Pack et, Capt. Tito. HEARN, for Cuxhaven,• with the Mails, for Hamburgh and Bremen, of the gth intl. and feveral Pafrengers, among whom were Mr. Lore, a King's Meirenger, and M. LENDERILAUB, a Ruffian Courier, charged with Difpatches to the Court of St. Peteriburgh. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER. :s. . Arrived the Rosa cutter from Marcou.—Sailed the Swan, HOWARD, with paflengers, for Havre de Graces LANCASTER, OCTOBER to. The Hope, Toweas, of this pert, is arrived at Liverpool, from Antigua. The (hips Thetis, Gipfey, Johns, and Richard, of this port, were (poke with, in long. 27. zB. all well, by the Apollo, arrived at Liverpool, from Africa. LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 8. The Ifabella, COLLINS, from hence for New. York, is put into Loch Ryan by contrary winds. The Elizabeth, SLANEY, from hence for Fal mouth and Gibraltar, is put into Milfold. Cap:ain KELLY, of the John Bull, of this port, took under his proteaion a part of the homeward hound Jamaica fleet, which failed from•Kingfon in July le, after lofing the Commodore, off He neap, and convoyed them all cafe into the Chan nel. Too much praife cannot be given for his nn remitted attention in proteaing fuch a valuable fleet. _ _ The Amazon, CoSNAH.tN, has pafred Deme. rara, for Jamaica. Arrived.s—Liberty, Woodman ; Belvidere, Rots ; Am erican, Shcrry; Perfevcrando, Allan; from hence at New York; In• dian, Trader, Dories; and Hannah, Davies; Ask, Roberts; from hence at HuU; Henrn Watt; Kate, Good; Choice, Ward; Crefeent,--...; from Africa at the Weft ladies. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DEAL, OCT. 1 h—Sailed the Isis man of war, Commodore SUTTON, to the weftward.—Wind W. by N. OCTOBER 12.—Remain as per laR. GRAVESEND, OCTOBER 1 t.—PaiTed by the Vo lunteer, WARB, from Jamaica ; Commerce, EL- Ltorr, from Virginia ; Hoffnung, —, from Hamburgh; Johannes, Jo H asors, from Bilboa; Fortuna, ANDERSON, and Spes Fides, LAWSON, from Norway.—Sailed the Ranger, —, for Bal timore; Nautilus, Sc PCI It, for Bre cuou; Vriendfchap, --, for Rotterdam; Geoode Tracts Arends,—, for Hamburgh ; and Road man, GIRDS, for Calais. OCTOBER a.—Paffed by the Dodley, from Dieppe ; Two Brothers, from Rotter dam; and Two Brothers, PEACOCK, from Stock holm.—Sailed the Vier Gebroders, —, and the Hoop, for Rotterdam; Jonge Johinnes, —, for Antwerp; Fortitude, A; RE a, for C rena da ; Vriendfellaap, MIAs, for Stettin ; and Suf. ters, —, for Hamburgh. ARRIVED. At Whiticy--Conitant Increafe, Potts, from Peter!burgh. At Anifterdain—Sufannah,—, from Charlettown. At Rotterdam—Three Friends, Callahan, front Virginia. At Liverpool—Adlive, —, from Jamaica; 'Pont, Voice, from Philadelphia; and Union, Hall from New York ; "lhomp fon, Tiffin, from Virginia ; Hamilton, —, front Lifbari; and Brilliant, Letcb, from Barbadnes. At Antiva—Sufpenfe, Wray ; and Lord Hood, Rbarer, from London. At Bengal—Roebuck, Bilbop, from Hamburgh. Off Faftbourne--Alesander, Curry, from Quebec. At Pont:mouth—Eleanor, Little ; and Jaffa, Bulem, from Barcelona. At Brittol—Northumberland,—., from New York. At Guernfey—Emanuel, Wlckitrans, from Gibraltar; Stadt Copcnksgea, De Boer, from Spain. At New Yock—Uncle Toby, —, front Briftol. At Africa—la Fraternide, Scott, from Liverpool; Broadtail, from Briftol ; Arcthufa, Simplon ; and Mary, El- Roe, from London. At Bombay—Ganges, Grace ; Myfore, —, and Houghton, Rees, front China ; Elira Ann, Prarfun, from London ; Cal cutta, M'Donald ; Shelton Caßle, If:Lacs; Travers, Saunders; and Melville Cattle, Lamb, from Calcutta. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The LATONA, for the doggers Rofi and Bar bara, will be paid on board the laid thip on her arrival at Yarmouth. The (loop PEsviscies, for the capture of the Neptunus, in company with the LAToNA and others, will be paid on board the laid (loop at Yarmouth, if in port, the 19th intl. The PActiti.t.r,Mass,Sutsas,CENTAUß,TEß- RIIII.F, DEPIANCR, TRIUMPH, CANOES, and Rs- SOLUTION, for the recapture of la Fanny by the PAcifiecr, will be paid on board their feveral fhips, if in port, on Monday the ad of November 18ot, or otherwife as they than refpeetively ar rive after that period. The Status, for the re-capture of the brig Cul tivator, and capture of the privateer la Revanche, will be paid henceforward at Plymouth every Friday. The (hip la CoNSTANCa, for the capture of the Spanifh velTel El Duides, will be paid at Pouf mouth the 14th inR. The fhip CAMBRIAN, for the capture of le Ven geance, French privateer, and the recapture of the (hip Nancy, will be paid on board the Paid (tip the :oth init. The Safeguard, Lieutenant SHTELLs, from El fineur,arrived in Leith Roads on Wednefday. The Safeguard left that putt with upwards of 70 fAil of merchantmen for different ports of England and Scotland, but feparated from the greater part of them in a heavy gale of wind, two days after I.4iling. The following !hips are to be paid of i intr. .diately Toesomess, Nilsson, ELECTOR, FURNACE, FOUR BROTHERS, VITNIL cutter, UTRECHT, AMPHISNITE, RUSSELL. Lord NeLsos's fquadron is ordered to fa i to Sheernefs, to be paid off. The TresisiA ind DASHER, are ordered to be paid off at Plymouth. Mr. HENRY BROOKINC, is appointed Firl and Mr. HENRY Masi, Second Lieutenant* of the SCOUT. Mr. F. CAAssaom is appointed Lieutenant of his his Majefty's (hip DIANA, of 38 guns. Capt. PETER PAGET is appointed Captain Of his Majefty's fhip MONARCH, of 74 gams. B. WATK,NSON, Erg. is appointed to the cont• mand of the STORK, of t 8 guns. RICHARD COUTHSRS, Efq. to the command of ' the SWAN. The UTILE hoop of war, Captain CANES, is or dered to be got ready with all poffible difpatch for Egypt. The Pegafus, of New York, is taken by the Spa niards, and carried into a Port near Lima. The Traveller, LAMP LOUGH ; and the Adven• tare, WARD; formerly mentioned to be on !horn in die Baltic, are got off. The Wafhington, Bums, from Virginia to Rot terdam, foundered at fea. The St. John the Evangelift, PARINI, failed front Leghorn, in June, 1800, and has not fine been heard of. The Mary, TH 0 MLR Y, from Archangel, is funk in the River. Arrived at Irvine, the brig Bell, Capt. ALLAN, floor Montreal, with wheat and flour ; fpoke the Eleanor, Captain Blown, from Quebec, bona to Newcaftle, the Bth Auguft, off The Banks of Newfoundland, all well. Lail week feveral (loops arrived at Oban, laden with herrings. The take had been very fuccefsful in Lochfcreedth, near the Ifle of Mull. Letters from Minorca announce the capture of the Courier French frigate, of 44 guns, and 356 men, on the 3d of Auguft laft, after a running fight of ten tainutes,by la Pomomr, Capt. Gows R She was hound to Elba, with Rores and ammuni tion. La PoMoN ais one of a fquadron of frigates, confining of the PHOENIX, Capt. HALSTED ; and the PEARL, Capt. BALLARD, Rationed off Porta- Perrajo ; and who were in fight at the time of the capture. The boats of the PHosiitx and Naar., on the sth of the fame month, took two sfeffels laden with ammunition, going into Elba. A letter from on board la POISON E, dated of Port Mahon, Auguff so—.‘ The PHOENIX, PEARL, and ourfelves, fell in with a French frigate and her convoy, on the 3d inilant : our fupetior failing brought us up with the frigate fit %; and we engaged and took her before the other two fri gates could get within gun (hot. She !truck after a dole aftion of half an hour. She is called le Carrier, a very fine frigate, almoft new, mounts 44 guns, and carries 390 men. This frigate was bound to the ifland of Elba, with battering can non, powder, &c. for the French troops who are befieging Porto-Firrajo. We had one of the ma rine officers, the boatfvrain, a quarter-mafter, and one feaman killed ; the mailer and thre‘fearnen wounded, on: of them fince died in the fiofpital. We took four other prizes off Elba, one of them fince retaken, with our Lieutenant NAGLE, and feven men on bmwd ; another foundered. Two of them are fare with us at Minorca. We lately en gaged three batteries near Barcelona for four hours, and drove part of a convoy on fhore and deflroyed them. Our aril Lieutenant got blown up, but it fince recovered. Mr. CAItDEW, of the Engineers, is on (More on this ifland." SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. MONDAY, OCTOBLR Sweepftakes of wogs. each, h. ft. for a-yr. old colts, carrying 811. 71b. fillies, 811. 31b. old Courfe.. Sir C. Banbury's br. f. Julia, filter to MAXI - Mr. Waliall's own filtcr to lade Scot - - 1 Mr. Whaley's c . Informer, by Drurnator - - 3 Two to ton Julia-5 to a againil fifer tcuLittle Scot -7 tot againft Informer. Duke of Grafton's ch. 1. Remnant, 711. 71b. beat Mr. Tharp's b. 1. Mifs Fttery, 711. 131 b. Acrofs Flat, wogs. h. ft.-6 to 4on Remnant. Lord Egremont's Bobtail, 811. 1 ilb. beat Mr. Heathcoteis Popinjay, 716. t 11b. Ab. M. wogs. —7 to 4 on Popinjay. MAI.TON R.‘CES, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7. A Sweepflakes for all ages, aogs. each, p. p. Two Miles. Lord Darlington's Agordiles Mr. 2eirfe's Gamenut Mr. L. Savile's Cinnamon Mr. W. Roblnfon's Trowfers Mr. G. Crompton 's Annifeed Mr. Garforth's Hyacinthus Lord FittwillLun's Fanny - -i t id - Pd Rd 1 _J < z ce SAME DAY. A Sweep(lakes for Colts and Fillies, three-year old, togs. each, p. p. Two Miles. Colts Blt s 21b. fillies 811. Mr. G. Crompton's Qniz, by Buzzard - z Mr. Roblnfon's b. f. by Overton - - 2 Sir W. Gerard'. Belkille, by Sir Pcter - - pd Lord Fitzwillianis b. f. Patch, by Standard - p.l I.nrd Darlington's Maley Moloch . ptl Sir T. Gafcrogne's Lenox - - ' P 4 Mr. Wllfon D Sophia - - TA URSDAV, OCTOBIR 8. The vol. for all ages. Three mile-heats. Mr. Peirl.:', b. h. Gantentir, by Walnut, 6 yrs. old Sit. 7lb. - - 4 I I Mr. G. Crompton'. ch. c. Q s uiz, 3 yrs. old, fa. t rib. a Z 3 Mr. J. I lutchinfon's b. b. by Walnu., 6 yr.. old. stn. lo:b. - - - 3 4 2 Mt. ltobinfon's h. f. Swallow, 3 yrs. old, Six to 4 againli G4mcnut ; 2 t, 5 10 I ag.unli S allow; and 6 Hntchinfon's boric: after the nal ling on Garnenot ; allcrithe fccone Gamenut. Won rafy. Ald, 6R. 61b. ; 3 -. dr. r .0 1 agatinft Q. EI 7 ; 1 to 8 antral Mi. i Q hcat, even bet- .!, Id bc..:, to to 1 on 1 1 1 / 4 4, troop Ind of cam, fired 1 Vo. fired Dr the fet at the ed. Ferent mirglt rreei. their n, br lumi• miloie :IS of of ail ne of nd ia V 112; nre n . up iy rip!es tries. Was the nd in re of efted eady land regi• men 111 is 1 dL•t r, riagt troll rhicia h Dt Fier ICZ- Sre by irs.