Star. — London, England, 1801-06-29 00:00:00

111714 , . % , PARLMMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. • ~ HOUSE OP LORDS, SATURDAY, JUNE Sy. ' The Royal Affent was given by Commillion t 0... • An Aft for enabling his Majefty to rife th mib lvfT . Hons, for the tics and purpoles therein en An Ad for railing the yam of fir millions fivelmoilk4 thole. fend pound., by holiann.ilreintpter Ride, feris.deroile. Great Britain for the year allot. 10 'AR for tall* the fain of three milillonelryloneneldile. datigefe Bala, for the Unice of Great Befeednifirsthopenrideft. An Ad for di -•ritA , the application of fee nil felhioarsited by Parliament to the DIMn Society, and to the Waft Jo- &ties in imbed. 4e Aft f_th (M ing to hi' MOI t Y cdt4in f = ma et tiebuthmthese Fund of Great Elides Cthilithedlietufidasd, foe illninalint‘fewthe letolee of the yaw Mc. Mfr elpierinie th e l ced granted is Oh WWI 41tPulbliiiit ffilei At* foe tilts Period el Predefine* grantellimil tondnned'by feves 1.4 to Belmentpeasee and P the redemption of tka Lead Tan; - sod a mess* as Ai iel ethpoighth mae erciethelin orbb=o"4o7 frrow" Jos en 11 4 4 ee MeadlY 4 il • Land ' ^ ''' •' " •'''t i ,nst Ad foe thetthiiii ithß the oath Ellidey, elleag thdt -Allowathe et Demist& es the 'Atop iris& rri liiimi ebasillorecPclithl tier Drawbacks 111Sugur aelleing - threitherthe /kWh Ma this' Supt tobsthaflikathit id 'Mei.. '- An Aet to pin* the Espasthilentelhete hated witiose loyeasse of sof • midst wide Middies& cis Ad! he tai Mello r-- shaserill Restrines, heepthe Othatithem d a ter ARO - - -"' =thew fm k, _ slikbe to tie nt& Didiefifiendisolt".. • . A. A& Re the Sledge sold.iismtheinsthe ofilis '. . Haim asLisesie for or wading literishislibilliii . . Of Hoesimier, front the Comadlithersof israms to din • Elemmilithers far the Albin of and a& for midge - feeder provisos la to the faid 4easeefaret& - . An A* to asissith !flying of Commillient end Letters et Marmilad his Ma >! amnia to tech ibis* and-reOls to his Majetty .ante ter may be ens . .. ployed in the &Mee ' die Boards of Often.- s aid Eacife,and 1 - ~:,” , ek„.patbee Dear* is thikifiankin. .e- AD Mille iiicalerlithispot=astd Porfdturea aIPIP ~,,i , , paid byl we efleseepis An A& fog Atm,. zit et AnSuitv 1 " , °lei." =of ' , frees otsorfoutoaliod end the Coal of F . • it bounty ext iCsi bounty th ere/salon An Aft for tin limb !divas . An AA to thelotherif an Adtlreedis lbe Woof, . ..feventh year if the relet of his the ibift MlPSOa orte t h e 11` : ,r , ;';: &and. Wiled. An A& foe the bithriteurigth pad others the celesta of edtheyhm ,i, sad for allowing charges of poor prime Ws* fie the samil for ailetethe la Wei ingrlin cs ' . ' , if dui United 00605 40601 AblikOdt 00 1 4 68 in ars tab min - . A . A& lir lithelleseliderollkNanda pt li tig4ub AA* to ,ive tilfberfad, or wh illikal oir i p:Mr difmte g any ' Ca4 the a rtheritg a ry Wad Mir of S cu. from a ir. fe , Ppblit 1 ' tad bl rfkwqr th e Roo lear r aiffaire Of gl it ila PiilL "l" . st Pagh rqd• 114104 1 S 004 AsAdt Foy theme Matthias Rasp'. Goodson, to elles iiiie____ beektfiff criisdeli_ef math& Parr from ire* tied GIP= insert., M# Opium thee is a= . • by ylip Limn Pause lestherineffie faM ~ As A& ' for passie; dealing; atteriet nee. Vethiller "Alia leg, and ecifeierind the *en% kiwi* ___ mys, 14- fages, and paddle plena;tobbirthe Parilb of seisms, in the Costar of Semerfatial fere and prthesstinst= thasysocee, eserthelththess ~ ohdruetioto,libit he lag It Mr' me tn *reds. •• • •- • ' As AR Fee theft Ise thineelthsfe Haelistk Othifiee, Khan neer diniali sfeinrises 12 vise Ciao' , 4 flamer,. *Mr 0104.0 She pesii ef 4. r MP .g4t4"=%:` Sway. pod for Implythe Noi the towel of . . . - told lidesfek smiths dMa- called Not ." . : weed. in the of Cold" IP theist& *esti el Surrey, •; r pad drew's, . is the Ono, at )ILestositil water -;.:' s • from tit -, 7 '- • An dineks. peasegs. i ge **l A' D eep ,. :•" ' - '.. Pl* aditair BEAM& Pinchbeck.. 'Ad Omit Com- Lz -* ' iffeeig thellasofildtheasitsdkiellead.indistieeasi of ' tr _ffiaitis inde end ly s::: the Patens of girtamm, *ids& et esadippos to tie North • of the River Gin; and wage leads Os Deapig th. sod in the ?Nil a( n*ine sod Pictehiseth, ad jo ining Po do fait Cassacms, sod ly* between ahe Rivers G and r i t i F te lloo mi dit rit anifelfp fey madeelog is ellnithoUsperat Ads of. hiesesith peat fir esialei silt prefer** the lestil lesis. gem" yid mithsthe, bereindedm Incsikli pl, se Wits hi ... I AfitO4 ~ A. AO fir . r. esersdie. sibling. haprowthoead hafting jo repair, Ilseltani Wan froth Peddington - to Harrow co the )1111. itt th f e vie • W640.--And ekes' Private Aft& The Lank DirimMaato Were the Lord Chancellor, the . Zerl of Rofelio, the Lord Wallighant. .. . The Rif of Waren Read, that in Kcifetionce d what byi t , :pad ifterday etthi Orbit iteleedeamed ester that further Midair. fold he else ithit to Crepe a Dior« Bib. it *Ey idies be ordered to attend 'Nib it dual*. sottple a ma r be AM for the attend 4 ince ef i =4 Saes. emit/ode, oat: which . . limed Hr. Wusellitthea brought up from the Commons the Hen ' 111 "4111110r_______. "IL etwhich is am ordered, on the modest of ' Lad Iltmatompaat, that their Lordilps be fummesed for Mlerdpy, In order to take into iodization the Standing Or ofvf eb A ntri or i its, the t r ot May illo vement 0 ;, fo f the i l i r a r i the famgation e r e a Hun. ote. Or d Ueda*. then of low private bawds. after Okb l O s !fr k . . ...-.... • HOUSE OF COMMON& 'lli Mbar of the Meek Rod milted the attendance of the liiiiia is the Hoek of Peers, to hear the Royal Afore gives, by Comusifies. to bob Ms as had paled both Hooka The pPT&ItIll. Ilainda by the Members, accordingly went; and on bit return be Bated, that he bad basin the Honk of Peers. Ushers the Rtiyal Atitst, was given, by Comosithon, to the Two Wien Bib, and kraal others. The Bill to iminemiliperfoos who WIT salve in folorcilist infairedbon and rebirth In Ireland, went tfiroegh a Commit tee. and wits ordered to be read a third shoe oo Monday out. ' Ors the FOO6OO of Mr. A 1111077, pi abftrad was ordered to be Windom the Hoak of the returns made ointment to the Mt of ase alit of the prefent reign, for 'kenneling the Me.* talon of Great Britain, rola as the fame has been traidmitted , ys the 'Secretary of State for the Home Department, op to lute slot. The Alto =hoe= Joslges to whom ix-thine. &Add be re ferred, to ezusnine witneffesupou orb, was read a fecood time, Ind committed for Monday. ' A new writ was ordered for the borough of Trends, in the room Of Lord Gestalt Saralee'', who lass accepted the place of Steward of tin Chiltern itiodret a, Alto a Dew writ for Plympteo, la Devoe, in the room of Mr. Witttath!ADAMß , Th l a iew .... foreigners hem being toed here for any debts lit le -r4p Wu, sae within the dominions of bit ma ;WO Mid I FOMDd Utile, 110 d committed fur Mop. 'l6 T The firther emsfideration of the Report of the Committee upon the flandirz, orders of the Houle, was ordered to be re committed. A Maslow Pee notice of his intention to being forward. tasty neat Sego. a amethe to elegiac the powers of Commit- Were en Bitrot ledellana Pottenier freerthe Lords Warned the Hoek, sbeir Lord ?' We Wend to the bib Osetreverted sthibm, the MR , Duey hethmadcm. the tdi Judges Aceverrothalcm. , • . Ces= d ss o p eauc ertudes, the kith 11111ida Pot. anti Lard p' ~~. ~. " • ~ ~ ~; R. 4 Ilk.- 1.11,41NCE. J+ PARA OA 1 4 . The *914 Tribunals 41 ths twenty-fey* De ranentents:l„rten a rry t !ic,. . r i zzs h blzr a e he, and decided 'neon the fate of more than tweyr; • - has, out of all thefe, bad 09249 s to t tips eight of their decifions. 'The Treepf Liberty at Verona irairlattly rat doln`chiring the night. A reward of too ducats ha; been offered for difcovering the offender. A new TINE of Liberty *at planted them 011 the 3oth ult. with Much folemnity. A letter from Wefel, dated jotte is, lays, a We have juft now learned that the movement of the Pruffan troops into the Margrnviater of Bayreuth and Antach is for the p of necupying the Biftioprics of Bamberg adurturtzburgh, under the command of Lieutenant General the Prince of Ho sl4 LOH DE LYInGSW. The queftion POW is to know, whether,thefe countries will be occupied in the name of his PRUSSIAN MAJESTY, or ftit the benefit of the Sratrriimataa, to whom they were fecnred by fecret article of the treaty concluded in 1796, between France and ?MIN. It appears that leveret more of the Princes of the .Zinpigbare going so follow the example of the RING Of ?RUSSIA, and to feize.oll the -Eecleftgiticil finites placed at their difpofttiop, either by treaties._concluded with France, or Con ventions agreed to with the Court of Berlin. ' An Englifh frigate arrived at Venice from Mal ta, relates, that intelligence had been received in that iftand from Egypt, dated May tit. Nothing new had then taken place between the two armies, and General Maxon had concentrated his forces in. the excellent .poiltion of Rhamanie, where he waited for reinforeetnents.—Yaerwal & Coffatierce. The departure of the Cotmt of Lac Hoax has been deferred for two days. He will not yet out till the 29th ; he will pats through Moulins, from which ht; will proceed to Lyons—he is espeacd to be at Turin on the isth of July. Paz 26.—We bear from Florence, that there are in the fortrefs of Porto-Ferrajo 4.00 Corficans, soo Englifh, and a good number of Neapolitan artillery Men, and deferters, forming altogether zoo men ; all the inhabitants are alto armed, but it is thought that they are in want of proviftons, - MOM THE PARTS PAPERS. Stamm Ivan 1.-.-Authentie intelligence has been received here, that PASSWAN OGLOU, having attacked in force the troops of the Pactia of Bei.- ' clans potted near Negadin, ftanghtered a great number of them, and then fell back upon Widdin. The lots on his fide gnat likewife have been con liderable. Qn hearing this intelligence ' the Paola Of BELGRADE eelleaerl frefh troops , a detachment of whom he has already font to Kladowa. .Vi swim, Just 8, 0 -For fonte time the Emperor has been indifpofed. He teems to be nneafy, and remains a long time engaged daily in his. Cabinet. He correfponds direly with M. de TIIDOUT, and does nothing without confidting him. Auossuaon, Joss t 1....-We read in one of our Gazettes the following article, which'is very re markable in the prefent eircumftances, ,and at the epoch at which, for the time, it is . made public: " We are warranted in declaring as falfe all the rumours which have have been circulated reined ing, the death of Patti. the Fifa, and which were ore pally publifhed in the Englifh Papers." Ju sis —The Englifh AdmlralCamrtyitst and Colonel IaiLEI have arrived 'here from Egypt. They (tate, that at their departure nothing =what' taken place in that country, and that the French Rill maintained themfelveriu Alexandria.-.-7 nal & Miami,. just 4—The Eledor received the day before yefterday difpalches of a ,very fatisfac. tory • nature from his ill uftrious brother-in-law, ALEXANDER I. EMPEROR of Russia, in regard to the indemnifications. IA the corps of Conde which has been difbanded, there weraeveral officers of artillery who had ac quired Tome degree of reputation during the old French Government. The Eleitor, who is re-or ganizing his army , and inereafing it to ss,ooo men, has taken there officers into his fervice. He bas formed alto two companies of flying artillery. Harms, Jura 1g....0ur Government has re ceiwed adviees from Buys the Midler at Peterf burgh. He fl aws that at ;he lift audience he 'had. with the EMPEROR, be received affurances, that in a fhort time an Ambaffador would be feat from Raffia to the Hague. A vague report has prevailed here, for theft four days pall, of a change having taken place in the Ruffian Miniftry. COP ENRAGE W g 9.0.40411 M Pasts, in tag, at a private interview, to our Arabi ~ Count Lowthom., and the Swedifh Mini ft er, Par TOD STIDINCE, the removal of the embargo as Englifh 'circle, added, that the laying on of that embargo was an infrattion of the preceding trea ties with England; but that Ruffin would, not withfianding, continue to adhere to the engage. , ment it had contracted with Denmark and Sweden. STE A 'EURO PI, 11/ ao.—Preparations for War are carried on in t eAuftrian Monarchy with much vigour. New lowers' are eftablifhinLi i n the Ty. rol at the three places of Rend, on frontiers ,of Upper Suabia, Finfleimuntz, and Glarens, on the frontiers of the Cifalpine and Helvetia. We learn from Vienna, that it is at length fettled by France, Aufiria, and Proffitt, what indemnities be given to the Grand Duke of Tufeany. &aims, Jena 9..--We are hill ignorant of the obje& of the march of the regiments who arrived in this capital before the review. We are as little capable of deciding whether we (hall fpeectily eva cuate Hanover; but it is poftively known that ill the re _ports of a mifunderilanding between Pruiria and France are &ante of foundation. What particularly proves this is, that the regiments in We flphalia .orie half of which were moveable, and thus occafiCined a ennfiderable expence, are now placed entirely on the peace eftablithment. . FROM TIM 11.1MMIRGN.N.eilL --- Vitus' Juni 6.-0. the 4th in& Lord Mo lirn ived a Courier'frdsa Conflantinople , mil t official advice dint the corps a Bridfh ' which failed from Bombay were fafely land mini Suez. The Imperial Court will not acknove ledge .the new Sovereign of Tufcany till the in demplej,ipthe forme r tike is fettled. ThiPrince of Chant is arrived here, on his way to England; he has had a conference of two hours with the Archduke Ciwites. Letters from Milan, of the 19th ult. Rate, that feveral (hips, with artifts, phyficians, and furgeons on board, principally Nea po litans, have failed from Ancona for Egypt. According to accounts froinGenos, GAJITNIAUMII was to land his troops on the coaft of Tripoli, from whence they were to proceed by land to Egypt, Julie z 0.,--According. to accounts from Conftam• tinopie, of the sad of May. a French corps of 2000 men, which occupied an entrenched polition in Eggipt, near Rhamanie, was on the 9th of May Mt:hiked 1.1 the Englith and the Tialts under the CAPTAIN ?AO'S. and driven from thence. Oa this occafion 200 of the French were taken pd. fbners ; the remainder retired to Cahn, agamft which the GRAND VIZIIR, the CAPTAIN PACII4 . and fome divifions of the Englifh are advancing.' while Lord KLITH will fupport the operational •againft that city with a number of gun-boats On the Nile. According to tome accounts PASWAII OGLOU is again in motion. A (mall divilion of his forces' , has advanced againft the troops of the PATNA 'of B e lgrade, who has been appointed Beglerbeg ; and has been fuccefsful againft two other Turkilli Paellas, and taken all the magazines of pavilions which they had colleted. The reports that the French had entered Tarkifh Dalmatia is hitherto unfounded. . Haney, Jpnit 9.—The report that ntoreTrench :have croffed . the Rhine at Kehl, Deufs, and other places, is unfounded. Elrenbreltftein continues to have a German garrifon. At Cad, both the French troops and the Mentzers remain. The Ele&oral Commandant has folehmly rotated againft the French remaining in the town, bat no notice has been taken of it. They hive done no thing againft Kehl or Breifach. ' June 13. Since the eth inft.Kehl is alto again occupied by French troops. It had been reported. that the fortifications at the different points of the Right Banks of the Rhine, 'which are re-occupied by the French troops, would be repaired, but this teems to be unfounded. The French are Rill at Caftel, near Mentz, and a fmall detachment of them is at Dullildorf. The Landgrave of Heffe- Cadet has allied an order for all military perfons, on leave of abfence, to join their regiments ; but all other military reports circulated are exaggerated. FRANCKPORTi Just ,i 3 new Memo,. of Russia has omitted the title of Grand, Malta of ' M Malta,in the credentials delivered by M. de Km; i". vat to the Diet of Ratilbon. There is now only a French corps of 3000 men in Switzerland, which thn French Government had propoAd to with. draw, but it was requefted by the Helvetic Go: vernment, that they might be left there. The rich convent of Buren, in the Bifhopric of Paderborn, has been given up to the Monks of the Order of 1... i Trappe, who arrived in Germany, Come time fence, from Ruth& In the city, of Pa. derborn that Order already counts nearly too ,members, and in the whole country goo, among whom are go or 6o children from three to ten years of age. 1 ' Btu - setts, Just sr.—Several corps of troops whiCh had lately arrived on the French frontiers front the Right Bank of the Rhine, have received 1 , orders again to approach that river. Several cojs of infant.ty and cavalry bare already marched from the vicinity of Bingen and Mentz. The hiinifter of War has likewik Wiled orders to collet a van.' city of artillery 'iutd draught horfes. The Mims meafures are taken in the country between the. Maefe and the Rhine. At Coblentz a confiderabie park of artillery will be formed : and all the French troops on the left Bank of the Rhine completed. Julien will be made a ltroug fortification. ANTWIRP, Just 14.•-.Thelrlilitarypreparations on the French cosh Rill continue without inter ruption. The Expedition which is fitting out from the Garonne to die mouth of the Scheldt, will, it is Paid, be diftributed in the following manner A corps of se,oco men, all chofen troops, under ,the command of General HIDOVVI 'Az, convoyed by 3o French and Spanifh (hips of the line, and a 'proportional number of frigates. A fecond corps . of loom men, under the command of General Hummer, and efcorted by four fail of the Una lad a frigate, will fail from the harbours of Noe. L iltaligYs Ito. and a third corps of 12,000, under convoy of one (hip of the line, eight frigates, and a great number of fmaller ( hips of war, from the harbours of Flanders and Picard /. The Minifter at War, Citizen CASSINI is iris Finfpea our tified places. Du irisi his , Citizen Srooas will take the port - folio d. War Department. Hanoi, Joss 13. —On the 1 nth inn. the great qutitien relative to the new Conftitutien was ded. ded. eqd the plan propofed, as was expeaed, re. jeted. The Prefident of the Firft Chamber pet the following three queftions to the vote : viz.—. 0 Fall, whether the Report of the Committee of Revifion, and the plan of the new Conftitatioa ibould be accepted or not r' This queftion was' decided in the negative, by a majority of go votes againft u . The fecond queftion was, ' , Whether the Meffage of the Direaory of the 4th of March, by which it was prnpofed to make a change in the Connitntion, thould be a further object of difenf fion, that is to fay, whether any change &mid be made in the Conititution before the time limited by the Conftitution itfelf? This qu v eft i c' es. The n palled in the affirmative, by 33 aga inft 39 o third quejlion was—u Whether the Meflage of the Diresory, as it was drawn up, (hould be rejated!" and this was decided in the affirmative. The party which oppcifes any change in the Conflitution has therefore completely triumphed ; and only 4 votes - - • . ' were wanting to determine that nothing ir , re thould be raid of any change.till next year. The Direflory may now bring forward the propofal of a change in the Conftitution in another form. We null now fee in what manner the Second Chambez Will aft when this decree shall be laid before than nest week for their fannion. Authentic advice received here from Batavia, dated the tBth of November latl, Rates, that the blockade of the Englifh before Batavia lafted from the sBth of Austin' to the sash of November.— Many have fallen vidims to facknefs on both fide., We have bad only four men killed. The Mew hers of the Government have fuffered much by mounting guard at the Cattle; moil of them have died ofAfatal &Corder; among others, the Coun fellors Moss and FATMENGIAI. Jun Legiflative Body has increafel the tax of four per cent. on income with one pet cent. during three years, which augmentation is to comme nce with the year A Min iver from the Eleflor Palatine of Bava ria is fhortly expated at the Hague. CARLSCAOAA, MAT z.—i The cutter Hok, which failed with the fecood official =diver to the letter of Admiral NaLsgs, returned to day. Lieute. nant Perri sos, the Commander of the cutter, was received very politely by the Englith Admiral, and brOught the followinir edam . to Admiral Cum- STADT a PA.PANTIin Bey, Dear Itoftock May 26. • Sinaloa lib SWAP the bower to recehre your Heed. kscy'sberalestdis sob utilay. witbu eery et the Pm:bow sass efaitilWamseallmsperS Mae arid% merchant film tar whisk Isr mote to you. As MI tliAlattlMON/Ablibli pearl avived ittt c . 4 4 2 2 Mirth ; begartle WarbWit .1111tWeem our refeestve earmarier, f•beaelial te mu Intaregta et both, win ia • r e wdays w in be "Awed, eat that 1 Ilia tom have another o p i erneakty to Owe your ley wa what nip** I ant . •s Your molt obedient fervent, Nlietvoig man Baourr." CorawHattzwir Just o.—Slnce the official in. telligence has arrived here of the, embargo on Damns veikle in Britiffi ports being taken off, ac.. tivity isreterned to oar Exchange, and the D anith: Bills have rifen three per cent. fence yefterday. It is reported that the anninice with the Englith fleet in the Baltic his been - prolonged for eight weeks beyond the time ftipulated at ftrft ; but we have every reafon to hope, that, before the expira• don of that period, the differences with England will be fettled entirely, and the Englifh fleet will have left the Baltic. Of that fleet there are at twenty-fonr fail of the fide and frigates in prewasfect eae ere, in da p Y reten n ee ew of f gri e oy_ . ll ran " A letter frost Arc h angel fays, that toe repeal of the prohibition for exporting rye and deals has caufed the greaten joy among the tmerehanu there, who had not been able, for Tome time, to difpof of thole articles to advantage. r LONDON. MONDAY, JUNE 29. , Ihr.Lesa—.Holiday at the Stack Eschew, Pater OP Fracas ON lATVIDAY bilk Steck Long Aan. a 5-16 f 3 peX: Calf. Red. tot 4 I Sheet drttl..... 3 re G CaoL Ike lay). 3 per Cent. 391 4 per Cesit. 7911 # f LINP. 4aa. z per C. Nary Om Opmaltun re, 91 Pa C. la?* 94 1 Gabe Ace 64 64 Tamp, Jana si....Price at Ikeda Ws dip $ per Com Cos. Dab. 89*. Csark af Isterpara•-liablia as Looks s3f a 1, Pam) JUN 2 26...-'lles Cuntaild# 4 66 . 7.14. His MAIM? arrived at Canals, the feat of Geolax Ross, Efq. this day to dinner. He is tp remain there five days, during which time Mr. Ross is to refide at Chrifichurch. The difpatches received at the Admiralty on Saturday from Egypt, were not of fo late a date by a few days, as the letters from General Her. cnsmsom received before and already publifited.--. The following Slips were cruifing off Alexandria when the SV7I/ T armed-cutter came away, and au their crews were healthy, and in high fpirits MUM CUM Colinlallittat. Iterikaran . . $ 4 l A r ift a lArd . Kans. c a r . Oilwahrs • - 84 Capt. /Caw Rowe . • 7 Itcar-Madral 84J. IL WAS 11IN, Capt. WauT2 9wiffgre - 74 1 To - N, Capt. ar"l ow .c :L. l" Titre - 74 Capt. fir W. S. Sierra Ajax • - 74 Ike. A. OnsaArtst Neat . m W. Ron Drape • • 74 J. Arcata 14 " 1 " 111161 d 1 I4 - 74 0. Priarrzir*: PAIN22 2 IIC • 74 T. Levu Af • Hadar • • 74 J. ELratitir4ll2 Athasaagg 74 18.1kaas L'Aleneas • - 64 lir T. Larsitorrea Hi** • , 64 9.llvatrom landy • 64 °Akin". Diadem • 64 J. I.4arotta labial* • • 64 B.W. P• 01 Paelapa 36 N. Baaca•rooo P 2222 • r 32 &J. 8A21.229 Mom • • 4o J. Your° I lloccosis 36 J. Baou TTTTT •••TERM•9IIIIT. D1T1211111122, CAMILION, PUP Tana, Vicroa: gnu, Moi•povi, Potty, and TAR. Tacna 1100 p. Gaoaosa and Rosa, fchooners Ettrie••T. and CIUILLI Clitiffi a gad feven al of Turkillt line allude Gips. The Paris Journals, of which wa have this morning received complete feti to the 26th inchtfive, from which we have prefented Come ex trans in a pre tiding column, contain hardly any thing worthy of notice. The French funds have fallen a little. Yefterday arrived the Hamborgh Mail, due the Sunday before, and yefterday the hiail due Q 4 Wcdnefday.