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TFN GUINEAS REWARD, 11) PAWNBROKi KS AND OTHERS, CTOLEN nut of the Hnufe of Mr. Dautemown. ILO No. 65,Heet-ftreet.fuppoLdat different times, the follow ing snicks, vira--tt Fir of large new Sheets. 3.1 yards long, shuked with M. D.; t large Damalk Table Oath, lower pat tern. deep border. marked as above ; z ditto dirto,Egured pat terns, with windmills,mess Shooting with a dog, tips, Ike. round the border, darned in (cereal places; t (mall 1 able Cloth •Sowered. marked al alstwc D ama sk Napkin, (potted hroa,! tlowentilleirder, marked .1r above with ink ; T Black 'fwllled hrtrfortet Drat, full fit...it., button , the hark s Cambric Mt:fiin Round Dr (~ Vandeke round the bitten's, button. on ?lie Moulders; t Rhin hAuflito Pettientt ; 4 pits. fmall White Silk bun-kings. ?noted with 1). in ink ; a pair of White Silk with Blue S•ripcs roil:At:le Leg; t pair New black Silk Stock ings, large lite, op. c (lock.; t long Norwich Shawl, Small green Slaw em; t raw round Silver Knee-buckles, tongue 6t •l to rim, holiow in the middle, and rough round the edge; a Lag. coral Silver Mounted one Bell tiff, ring of ditto riot Silver, been repaired feveral timed, with a number of other art. A.... if a-y of the above are off. red to be foil or pawned, (top r,. perfon with the fame, and flail receive the above rew..rd on inn a. shove ; or if Arcady pawned or receive the ale me reward on entiviclion of the offend , r NAVIGABI.I CANAI, PROPERTY, MONTHLY SALE. ! To BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SCOTT, On I ridgy nett, at twelve. at Garraway's, iIARES in the following NAvicArtos% viz. S T 11.• TRENT and MERSEY, or Crand Trunk Canal, a :non- divide 4 iwo two Half Sh..re% The profits of this r ap totls concern arr row at the rate of 601. pi.r Share, per anriiin, payable half yearly, ire! by the eminent advantages it puff Res. is expected ll.adiy to advance. The sTotiRLREDGUI CANAL., four Shares in this cltab- Lilted Navigation, dividing 141. 73. per Share per annum. The CAA ND JUNCTION and PADDINGTON CANAL. criOnal Shares, lull Shares, and optional Loan, hearing five pix cent. paid half yearly. Alto SOAR FIS in the ELLESMERE and in the THAMES and MEDWAY CANALS. . Particulars at Hatchais Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Garrawars; and of Mr. Scott, Ludgate-bill, who is commillioned to difyofe ui Mavigabk Canal Property, Hiatt', &c. by Private Contra& LONDON. SATURDAY, AUGUIiT 28. PRICE• OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per Cent ConlAs 611 68—for Odober 68i— Roduced 011-4 per Cent. /(54,1 8(-014 s per Cent. 99 — New $ pyr Cent. 11:1 +—Long Ann. :01— Ornnium to tcl toy{; tEE PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : Rank Stock 182 IR3I 3 per C. Red. 67 68;1 3 per C. Ce.nl 6(4 66 6714 /New 4 per C. 841 831 6 per C. Ann. yyfi 5 per Cent. 17;07, 1:1/1 Imp. 3 per COIL 6711 67 Imp. Ann. 12 t-t 6 Long Ann. 20 19 15-16 20 t-16 Short Ann Ali Fla& Bills is. dill par. rs. pr. Omn. 1 j :2 91 1:4 ato dif. Conf. for Oa. 67* 68i 67i 611 COUR iF: (IF FXCHANGE. Amfterlam, to ig s U ;,,lia 35} dye& Ditto, at Ilea to t3l I :Vat , . rid raper Stotterdzir, to 19 a t.. 'tiro 3S effed- Rinibur„h 33 2^tit I /, zi.. 4 ficet 36; e. t Altona 3; ry.horn 5,i Cadiz .-r : iv,plea 4:i t day's ; ic U. Bourdeauz, ditto. 23 16 ditto. Vepke, 56t Livres Pica l i Mao: per ti. fled. Genoa 471 I Arbon 67 Oporto 67t P4lcrmn po rein re per oz. Dublin IS 2j 18. A Hamburgh Mail has arrived.-►We have alfo received Paris Journals to the 26th inflant. The following extrads prefent every thing worthy of stotice contained in them : Etats, AUGUST 24.—General Lzezrse on the rsth of MeiGdor ( July 4), was lodged in the Mcrne du Cap, where the air is better : he was in good health. He was continually occupied with the organization of that immenfe Colny, and en deavouring to overcome every ohflacle. conflancy, aOivity, and talents which he difplays, are entitled to the approbation and pr•ifes of Co- vernment. After the arra of TOUSSAINT, an infurrettion took place among feme bands of Negroes, but the General difperfed them, and made tome examples of fevere juftice. He has already been able to free the Colony from a great number of bad charac ters. Trie fouth and weft are in part difarmed ; and on the 2.-:th of Meffidor ( July 9), a difarming began to he effaced in the north part. Tisneoz E, General of Engineers; A NORIEUX, Adjutant Com mandant ; and Ma VIER r, Chef de brigade, had died of the direace which prevails at the Cape, and which this year fcems to be general in the Antilles--fo dangerous a malady has never been remembered at Saint Domingo. It rages not nn• ly at Saint Domingo, but at Jamaica and the Ha vannah, and with equal malignity. General LECLERC had received in the courfe of Metlidor ( June and July) a reinforcement of 3000 men—a number neeeffary to repair the lofles occa fioned by the malady. General LECLERC, alarmed for his Lady, had employed every priffible means to induce her t return to France, but (he declared that as long as the. epidemic makidy prevailed, and while 114 r huf band might be attacked by it, the was refulvcd not to leave him.—Monlieur. A letter tiom the Miniller of the Interior has fixed our uncertainty in regard to the nature of the relati , ll ettabliined between the civil and mi litary authorities, either for the affairs of admini itration or public ceremonies. Accoid•ng to the in , t ntions of Goya nment, there (hall be ellablithed at the entrance of each Prefedurate a guard, pro portioned to the neceffity of the fervice, corn• mended by a ferjeant. who every day thall can v ithe watch weird to the Prefea, and receive that of the counter.fign. On Lis entrance for the firti lime into the chief place of his department, the -arrifon (hall he under arms, and wherever he wires, the different pas tb rll falute by bantling their arms. When the Prefeet goes one from the Prsfefturate, the guard Mall haudie their arms in 111, th fame manner. He (hall older the public ce- PrAMIRIRCIT The General eernmettav the 'mops 6f the line fhall be on hi% right, and the Prefident of the Ftril Tribunal of tt 'Mwn on his left. The ceremony Mall not begin till the arrival of the Prefeet, who tetire firll, accompanied by a guard of hononr of thirty mcn, who thall ercort him back to the PrefeCturate. The divifion of auxiliary French troops in the pay of the Batavian Republic will quit Holland on the to of Vendemiaire (Sept. 23.) Five per cents, 51 fr. 3o c. AUG SBAWIC I Auc. 16.—A very (harp eontell has atifen between Auftria and Bavaria, in regard to occupying the Bithoprie of Paffau, part of which, comprehending the capital. according to the convention of the 4th of June, is to form part of the indemnities of the Eletior Palatine, while, on the nther hind, the Court of Vienna teems to chum the whole of that bifhopric for the Grand Duke of Tuscotiv. The Bavarian General BLR MS, who about eight days ago had collelled a body of about 3000 men at Villhoffen and neigh bourhood, marched on the loth in the evening to take poffeflion of the town of Matt on the i ith ; fcarcely had he proceeded half a league, when he received intelligence that a flrong Aufirian guard was ported at Gldern on the extreme frontier of I the Inn-Viertel, belonging to the Emperor, and I that the Atiarian General who commanded there had received orders from the commandant of the Camp, formed a week before at Scherding, not to grant a pairage to the Bavarian troops who i would =airily lie obliged to pars that way to enter Paffau. On this intelligence General BAR TICS repaired to Gadern, where he had a long conference with the Auftrian General, who corn-I municated to him his infiruelions ; he learned at the fame time that orders had arrived from Vienna, Rating, that the Bithopric of Perm' could not he occupied till the moment when the Emperor '1 and the empire fhould come to a final determina ti m repelling its fate in a conflitutional manner. To avoid hoftilities and bloody fcenes it was ver bally agreed that the town of Patron lhould not he occupied by either party till farther orders. Ge tient BART! LS immediately difpatched his &ft Aide de Camp to Munich to inform the Eleaor of what had taken place, and Lammed his troops in the villages on the frontiers of the Bithopric. A reinforcement of fix Bavarian regiments was fent to General Baarns, and on the other hand, con. fiderahle reinforcements are arriving at the camp of Scherding: we are exceedingly anxious to learn the refult of this event. A report is in circula- tion that, in confequence of the exprefs remon (trances of the French Government, Ruflia, and Pruflia, the Court of Vienna has at length deter mined not to oppofe the execution of the Conven tion of the 4th of June ; and that two Auflrian Couriers, who palled through this place, have car ried this determination to Paris. MILAN, AUGUST 3.—Letters from Leghorn flue, that a French frigate and feveral tranfports arrived at the ifland of Elba, and that the Com mandant delivered difpatches to Calera' Itusea, who, as is well known, is the Commandant of the ifland. Next day the latter caufed hoflages to be taken from among the molt diftinguifhed families of Porto-Ferrajo, Porto-Loogone, Marciana, &c. This operation was followed by a prefs of who as well as the honages were immediately put on hoard the above (hips, which then failed, and proceeded towards Toulon. BERN F., AUGUST 17.—The Senate has decreed a full and complete amnefly in favour of all thole who participated laff winter in the troubles of Tahlualtorff and Winterthur, in the canton of Zurich. This is a jail as well as a political mea fore, and w ill, therefore, be generally approved by all the friends of their country. CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY Io.—The Captain-Pa cha has ettublifhed hishead quarters at Dart-pacha. The corps under his command is daily reinforced by troops which arrive from the Afiatic and Eu ropean Provinces. The Grand Vizier who is ex pelled here in a fortnight, will put himfelf at the head of this army, and march againll the rebels of Romelia. Immediately after his return, there will n ill be great changes in our Minilky. VIeNNA, AUGUST 9.—Letters from the fron tiers of Turkey, confirm the news, that a detach ment of PASSWAN On entes troops has had an en gagement with the troops of. nor Cordon, towards the entrance of the valley of Hatzuker : the Turks were repulfel,and loft 150 men. PARS WAN OGLOU, when informed of this event. difavowed the eon ! due of the Commander of his detachment, and prevailed to punifh him in an exemplary manner. According to letters from Turkey, Passwan Ociov is !hut up in his capital of Widdin, and frems to wait for the refult ; he is in want of pro vitions, which gives him no (mall tineafinefs. He has eonflantly before his Palace twelve loaded cannon, and a numerous guard. The marriage of the ARCHDUKE P:LATINS of Iluttuaxv, with the Princefs MARY AMELIA, of Naples is talked of here, The health of the ARCHDUKE CHARLES if perfealy re-eflablithed.— His Royal Highnefs went out on a hunting excur lion on the 7th, ant the day befute yefterelav was STOCCII6LM, AUG. to.—On the 28th ult. being the day when the QI_JILEN departed to "Aborfors, the KING and Prince WILLIAM of Gt.oucerrEa vi6ted the Arfenals in Helfingors, and on the 29th went to look at the fortrefs of Steaborg; on which occafion the Regiment Jagerhorn went . through various manceuvres. On the gosh. General Count KLING spot K came back from the frontiers,whither he had accompanied the (teen. On the 33th, the King was invited by the Prince to dinner on board the Latona. On his coming and departure he was faluted with 21 guns. As the Royal Chaloupe approached the-frigate, the Englifh flag was taken down, and the Swedifh flag hoifled. When the Prince gave the King's health, as alto when the health of his Britannic MajeAy was drank, a falute was fired. The King then propofed as a t‘mi., the Pt ofperity of the King of Great Britain and Ireland, on which the fortrefs Sveaborg fainted with 128 guns ; and en drinking the health of the Prince of Gloucefler, with 96 guns. On Au guff 111, the King and Prince attended divine ler rice in the chief church of the town. On the 3d, the Qua EN, attended by the Swedifh Ambaffador Baron SLEDINGK, returned from Aborfors to Hel fingors. The KING and Prince of Gt.ovc LSTER rode to meet her, and attended her coach on honk back. On the 2d, public prayers were raid, for the fira time, for the health of the Queen during her pregnancy. COPFNHAGFN, Ave. 14.—The China Gip of the Afiatic Company, the Chriflianbam, arrived on Tuefday, which gave the more joy to the pro prietors, as it was not expetled before the fpring. The cargo confab; principally of tea. It has no nankeens on board. Thi-ty American fhips, which were there before its arrival, having bought up fuch large quantities of nankeens, that the price was greatly advanced. It is faid the Commandant of Gluck(ladt has orders to require from all Blips failing on the Elbe, the fame falute as merchants in the Sound pay to the lowers Cronenbnrg. Between the 9th and 13th, 269fhips have paired the Sound. A parachute being a fort of undrella, John Bull thought a wd day would be the bell for Gam aues experiment. Farmer Hutu., who has run away with the Ma hr's wife, is the fame perfon who lately challenged Lurd BRUCE-•-. 4, The drove as well can ad the rein " As thofe In higher fphere." The complaint of the French official Jonrnal on the filbjeCt of the countenance given to crimi nals in the Maud of Jerfey has attracted much at tention. We are informed that even previous to the fplenetic article in the Monitemr, M. Orris had addreffed communications to this Government on the fuli i ed. M. Orris fpecified nine individuals as charged with affaffinstions and other crimes it, France, nay, with having aftually offered motity to induce men to undertake fomething againft the life of the Flaw' CONSUL. It is laid that tick perfons, or fome of them, had formerly been em ployed as agents by the Prince de BOUILLON, our Commander at Jerfey during the war, a circuru • Rance to which no blame attaches, and it is not even pretended that they had any countenance in their defigns fince the peace. In confequence of M. Orro's reprefentation, however, Government fent orders to prley to make the flrieeft enquiry after the perfons named, and four of them have been arreited, and have been brought to South. ampton to be delivered up. The other five are fuppofed to have gone to the coaft of France, and there is nut a doubt that they will not be permitted to return to Jerfey. In addition to thole fpecified tinder the treaty of Amiens, feventeen perfons, Chonans or Emigrants, have been brought from Jerfey to Southampton, in order to he fent out of the kingdom as aliens. Nineteen Rill remain, it is Paid, wbo arc lik:wife to be [nought to England. It is to be obferved, that none but the nine per fons named as guilty of fpecific crimes, were de manded, and that the peps taken againft the others have been voluntary. . . . Such being the cafe, it'is clear that the ofaeal invectives of the Al °nitrite were injurious and libel lous to this country. Minillers have done every thing that depended upon them to remove,notonly the cattle, but the Pretext of complaint. We wills they had not by the mean and unmanly Alien Ad given any indirect opportunity for the interference of the French Government to require the banifh ment of every foreigner they chute to fufped, or even to blame.—Miniflcra having taken upon themfelves the difcretion of fending foreigners out of the country,mult be in a very awkward tituation when the French Govet nment applies to get any obnoxious man, not fpecifically acculed of crimes under the Treaty of Amiens, removed. Knitters are obliged to ad on the merits of each cafe, and to argue with caprice or ill humour in rejecting their demands, fhould they occur, as they probably will, when they might have fluted that the laws of England g.tve common protedion to all fo reignersapinit whom fpecific crimes werd not al 'edged. protection of perfons whom the French Government clinks to fufped, and whom a it cannot accule, may thus be fonrce of ill hu mour. We point out this dilagreeable confequence of the Alien Ad in general ; and this is a different thing from the limited and Ipecified conditions of forrcnder of criminals Iliptilved by Treaty. At the fame time it kerns fair to admit that Minillers are taking every proper meafi:re to :Hence the angry and captious fpirit of complaint in the French Government, wherever it con!d base any plaufibie foundation. This copdult mull be a?. the countrv.._ LINTS SCR urtivr. The Elcaion took place on the sth and 6tll Joly, 1802. Csieditlates--Rb s zttt Hon. I.rfril Pran. Moyne, Mr. Kemp, the Old Member, Capt. Shelley. The numbers at the clofe of the Pall were : Lord F.Otborne 214—Mr. Shelky 279—Mr. Kemp in. A Scrutiny was then demanded for Mr. li - sm P Icing granted by the Returning Officers, it corn tsienced on Monday, the i6th intl. and ternainaiq on Monday, the 23d init. cotegel for Mr. Shelley—Mr. Marryatt. Agents—Mr. Kell, and Mr. Hill, of Lewes. Counfel for Mr. Kemp—Mr. Leach, of New Square. coin's Inn. Agents—Mr. Owynne, of Lewes, ant Mr. M. Dane, Carertireet. Lincoln',-Inn. At the clofe of the Scrutiny the numbers were : Lord F.Ofborne 203—Mr. Shelley 1650-111ro1Zernp ►G 4 , Much legal difeutf,ion on various points toil: place on the Scrutiny.—The Returning 011icer, had for their legal Advifer Mr. Cou►tror, tie Barriller, who Allied Mr. MA►N WAAING at the ,at Middlefe: Elation. Mr. KEMP'S Counfel contended that the ltigl.t of EleCtion in Lewes was vetted in inhabitats, Honfeholders, LEGALLY SETTLED, paying Scot aid Lot, and to this pofition the Agents of Ltd I : k4-4. cts OseweNE atfented. Mr. SHFLLEY'S on the other hand afferted, the right was in Ir'-• bitants. Houfeholders. paying Scot and Lot, with out the additional q tali ticatiott of being frgai/Ar4ii. In fupport of the former pofition it was pro7ci, that it had been the ufage of the porou g h at ail Eleftiont, to rejeCt the votes of perfons who refidel in Lewes, under a certificate from any parifla of the Borough, but to admit perfons to vote who refided isa any one of the pariihes of Lewes, under a certificate from another of thofe parifhes.—Hence it was inferred, and indeed fuch was the univerfal opinion of t •the oldeft Inhabitants in Lewes, that a legal fettlement in fome or one of the parifhes in the Borough, as well as residence as an Houfe. holder, was a neceffary qualification. This point would have been eftablifhed, had a pamphlet writ ten on the oceafion of a difputed EleCtion in 1754, been admitted in evidence. On that occafion, a Petition to the Honk of Commons being prefented, and the Houfe deciding a particular point agaioll the Petitioners, they abandoned the Petition,aad the Houfe then determined in whom the right of Eleftion was vetted. As the returning Officers did not think them• felces competent to decide this quellion of Right, the Conceit became much narrowed, and Mr. Kvar was confcquently induced to relinquilh the Profccution of the Scrutiny I and his claim to the return is now, therefore, refereed for the decillea s of a Committee of the Houfe of Commons. At the clofe of the fcrutity Mr. KEN? addreffei the Eletlitors : after thanking them for pall favours he obferved, that he had reprefented Leviei more than 20 years, during which time he had preferved their honour and his own—He had been tempted, but had ever refilled—He had been a Member in lubaanee not in form--never pairing off, hut mak. ing a point of attending his duty in Parliament : that they were debtors to him for his time fpent in their fervice, and he to them for the gratifica• lion, the honour of reprefenting them had over his feelings. A temporary interruption had taken place between them as Conflituents, and him their Xeprefentativc ; but he was not the lefs attached to the Borough, nor were his willies for their fun. cefs atad protperity lefs fincere. It was yeflerday reported that the Arrossry GENE 91AL has been inftriteled to profecute the Au. 'hot, Publiflier, and Printers, of a French Journal puliilhed in London every ten days, entitled. l'ilmtigu, which is fuppofcd to be conduEled by Mr. PELTIER, and of which four numbers have already made their appearance. This journal con tains a feries of fquibs, epigrams, and double wen deer on the public proceedings in France. We milt that our own Government has, at the fame time. defired a pi ofecution avintl the author of thelibel in the Alottiteur, aliening that our KING would have rewarded the affailin of BOY/PARTE with the Order of die Garter. The profecut ion of the Am. Ligu is no doubt intended as a hint from cur Go. vcrnment to the other Journalills, who thence mutt learn what they have to expea, lhould they, in fu. ture, fpeak too freely of the CHIEF CONSUL. On Wednefday la It, according to annual callow% the Guards changed their refpedive quarters, and are now Rationed as follows Regiment. &II battalion in Portman-greet barracks r fecond battalion are doing duty at Weymouth; third bar.alion in the Tower—Coldfiream Regimen', firtt battalion in Knightfbridge barracks; feennd battalion at Windfor—Third Regiment, lira bat talion in quarters in Wertminfler am/ its environ , : fecond battalion in quarters in the Borough and parts adjacent, where they are to remain till orders are fent for their march to Wincheßer, Which ility shortly expedt. Each battalion now ha' its re fpative flank companies. When Major received the challenge from the Taylor, he deflred to know where he was to find the re of kit ettotagonifi P—" Oh, Sir," fay, the hearer, " I am his frond."—" Very well," re plied the Major, " but where is his third, fourth, fiftl),,fixtb, leventh, eighth, and ninth T—l cannot, in honour, go out with lefs than nine of you, and as many more for your fecond." A houfe in Norfolk-greet, Strand, was robbed of feveral valuable articles about nine o'clock this morning, in the momentary abfence of the fervant who was cleaning the pat rage—. 4 caution to others hot to leave their doors open. yefterday morning, about five o'clock...ft Gen. tleman in the coal-trade fitddenly died of an Or ple.llic fir, near the York hotel, Bridge.flreet, Black friars bridge. He was about rimy years of age. ThitrfdaY the body of Capt. BYDIDErto 01 the Abertha.v boat, whn was unfortunately drowned, was found on the rands, and brought to the Gib I Slip, Mittel, for the lurpedioa of the coroner's . •