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SIR WILLIAM orAßrs ELECTION. - - - AStibfeription having been opened for the pnr pofc of tiefraying the Expence of twinging tip dittant Vo ters in thr itarrrit of Sir Wt:Liam Geary, the Friends to his eaufe, who are willing to fulifailh for this object, are requefted to pay thrtr liabkriptions at the Mali:Moor ti other County ka.,lts; or to Idrirr•. Iffilk:nron,Blosant, and Co. Southwark ; Bisrtiu, Stotic,and Co. or Nlrlirs. Han keys, Bankers, Loudon. By Order of the Committee, 1 irliLOW and BURT. FRAVCE. ?ARIA, JULY 24. The Confuls have declared by a decree that the City ofAntw.:rp is comprehended among the num ber of ports indicated in the 3d article of the law of the 29th of Floreal latt, through which leaf to bacco may be imported into the territories of the Republic. Another decree (fates that the commercial rela• sinus between the ifland of Noirnioutier and foreign cnuntries are re•etlabliSted, as well as thole which exified before the law of the 4th of Germinal, year 2, conforming. in regard to the inhabitants of that ifland, to the law of June 22, 1791, and other re gulations in regaril to the culloms. A decree has been paffed for increafing the pay of the French Corporals and Soldiers as follows: An Corporals and Privates who, on the sad d September mat, mall have been ten leers in the fervke, and In the fame raiment, mall receive an additinnal frank (told.) every month, U the.: eoLtratt and fign a promife to continue five years longer In the ann.?. " The entreats and Privates who, ou the 23d of Septem ber next, !hell bate been fifteen years complete in the fervice, Shall rz-,eivr a frank and fifty cents per month, on Aiming an atteftation, in virtue ot whichthey than promife to terve five years long( r. " The Corporals and Privates who, on the 53d of Septem ber mat, %all prove to Moe ken twenty years in the ferviee, fb:11 rteeir? two franks, in additi 43 to their pay, monthly, as fang as they eontiispt in the army. " Corporals and P:ivatea, who (hall have terra ten years, fhall wear on their left arm a badge of wonted lace et tievrectst fuch as Bull have been front fitteen to twenty years in the army, !hall wear two elteverrat • and thole front twenty to twenty-five !hall. to mark :Stir kmrity, wear three areareos. " After Le% 4::1 twenty p•ars ['trice, they than be, it/c.f./eb b istitkti tnb. admitted into the J.rginn of Holum" Five per cents 53 fr. 3o C. PROM THB PARIS PAPERS. STUTTGARD, JULY 17.—. The German papers (peak of an interview which is to take place at Dioreldorff between the Kuno of PRUSSIA and the FtItST CONSUL of the French Republic. They af fel t alas that a CommiMon has beep eltablithed at Parisi tinder the l'refidency of C. DEFIRMONT, Counfeilor of State, to adjua the claims of the German Princes who have territories on the left bank of the Rhine. FLORINCF, JULY s.—The fetes on occafion of raking the oath of fidelity began this day. We had 'mile and shallot races, at which their Mat ISTIIS nod the Input were prefent. In the evening there was a difplay of fire works, which fucceeded ex tremely well at the tower of the old Palace. The eemmony of (wearing fidelity took place this morn ing with great folemnity, and in the afternoon there were horfe races. To'-morrow a TT AVM will be chanted, at which the Senate and other ifagi:lre.cies will he prefent. AucssuaG, JULY 4.—lf we can credit the German journals, velterday was to have been dif tinguillied by the fir& Reps taken in different quar ters for carrying into execution the Treaty of I.u nerille, and concluding the affair of the indemni ties. Yeflerday, indeed, the Pruffian troops Ration ed in the Margraviates of Anfpach and Bayreuth, were to occupy the States in the neighbourhood of Nuremberg, and we learn from that city that the Bilbop Of Wurzbttrgh expo :led this event, and that to be better able to (often, if not to prevent there circumßances, he retained at his court Count de Sc WAR, Minifler of Atiftria. Count de Mei-- 71'11111CM .girf) had been at the Court of Wurzburgls for fume time, but it does not appear that he is there dill. Letters from Stnttgard, dated eight days ago, flate, that Citizen Lactiburz, Courier of the French Cabinet, had pallid through Canna: t, in his w•ay from V:cnna Ratilbon, and that it appeared to lic fettled that the occupation of the States del tined to terve as 40(1310;6es was to take place on tiro t 3tit of the month, becaufe the delay of forty days, indicated in the Convention of the 4th of lune, could then be expired. This is the firft time we hare heard of the delay of forty days, and is one circumiance more come to our knowledge rofpening a Convention, with the exiflence of which we are arrpriintecl only becaufe it is men tioned in feveral Journals, though we have not, yet any official account of it. According to the fame intelligence, each Rate to be Indemnified, according to the new plan, muft receive no more than it has loft. and the diffcrent arum didiimeats and exchanges may be afterwards fittli:d in an amicable manner. The military operations mull be preceded by a declaration of the Piet, and anotlier of Citizen isACtise, the French Charge d'Affaires. In regard to the College of the Counts, it appears that it is ton late for them to think of realizing the plan of a general Diet of the Comas of the Empire. M. Rite, charged with their intereßs at Ratilhon, refpedling the in 1 , demnities, cannot take upon him the care of ob ja:ning fi:r ahem a modification of the Germanic Conilitution. r7.—lf the ROI Reps for the occupation of the indemnities did not take place exadly on' the 13th, as expeeled, they have at leaft not been deferred. l'etterday more than 3000 Bavarian frorips, both cavalry and infantry, chaffeurs and light artillery, have arrived in die frontier towns fintated on the Lech, and particularly thole of Lanilfocrg and Scheengaii, where they w.4r fhr f orders. Ant tnei c irps of 3cro m:n have att . :milled on the Da..uire, near Neuboorg. The gui of Munich has alto received orders to march we expe@ fimilar news from Franconia. Svocannt.m, Jot". 2.—Front Car Verona we le.rn, that the Prince of Gt.ouctsvaa arrived there on.the 25th ultimo, and intended to purfue h( , iourney mithmit delay. The Swediflt Ambaf. Irk NAMBORON AND MITCII Mita& Amsrattnam, Jars t.—The following refolu. lions were ptlfed tl.e Igth fallout, by the Provi iional Government of the City, at the inflame of the Commillioners of our Bank : To make it known to thofe inteveited. that in eonfequence of the payments made by the common Treaturer,the deficiency ing entirely filled up, all the debts or bonds or Rock which have been depolited in faid Bank are now replaced by hard eaih, fo that there is now nothing whatever in circulation than upon eflidlive real value; and that thereby the B Ink is now in that fituatinn in which it was when of ereied. That the common Treafurer et this City be qualified, on behalf of the Affembly, to receive from the Commiffioners of the Bank all the pretenfions which Laid Bank had, u alto the feveral bonds refills& there in pawn, and to do the needful in this refret. 3. For facilitating the operations in Bank money, at the re opening of the Bank, on the gosh intlant, to eaufe to cure the tat ofa half Myer on each hundred gilder., which was impaled the 3:ft of March, t 796, by a refolution of the Municipality, on payments made in Bank money, and to fix it on the old foot ing, namely, three Rivers for each-fum which per Banco mall be transferred. 4. That the Superintendanta of the Bank toms a Committee, in conjunetion with the CommiSoners, to revile the regula tions and ordinances of Paid Bank; to make the nemffary alter ations in them ; add , as improved according to the exigency of circumitances, to pretest them to this City Government for its afoot. HAGUE. JULY is Paid that the Govern- ment of State has fummoned the Legiflative Af fembly to hold an extraordinary meeting on the sd of Augull enfuing. General Macnouatm, it is expelled, will have the command of the French troops in this Repub lic, in the room of General Vicrox, who, it is faid, goes out to Louiliana, as Commander in Chief and Governor General. The following particulars have been received of the fuccefs of our thip.: it Greenland : J. Hoger• zyl has caught 14. Sib; H. Cornelis, t 3 ; J. Gaanu, and C. Broedjes, each 13 ; C. Boekjes, and P. C. Rugg, each to; J. Ga ft eneur, 9; J. Broertjes, 7 # T. Tromp, 6 ' • M. Mons, y ; J. C. Rugg, 4 ; S. Hogerzyl, and A. Waly, each 3 ; and D. G. Swart, z.—ln all tc6. Various bodies of national troops are immedi ately to put themfelves in motion to march towards EaR Frielland, and the frontiers of the Bifhopric of %miler, from which it is concluded that our Republic will foon be put in poffeffion of thole counties of Upper Germany which fall to its !hare as an indemnity for the 10 . 6 of Dutch Flanders, Maeßricht, and Venloo. Some letters from our colonies in the Weft In dies, lately arrived, (peak of feveral commotions obferved there among the negroes of the different plantations ; but the firmnefs of the proprietors and managers of there plantations prevented them from carrying into execution their criminal de. figns.—Several perfons of colour, who had ren dered themfelves fuipeCted, have been arrefted— thefe individuals are ftrangers. It is hoped that the vigilance of thofe who fuperintend the admi niftration of our colonies will prevent a repetition of thofe difaftrous fcenes of which the neighbour ing colonies have been the theatre. The Council for Home Affairs of the Batavian Republic have lately received their inftruCtions, confining of fifty-two articles. To this Council is entrufted the Adminiftration of all matters relating to the dykes. They are to propofe to the Govern ment every thing which may tend to the promo. don of learning ; the ufeful arts and fcience. ,• and the improvement of public inftruition ; without, however, interfering with the internal management of the Univerfities, or with the falaries of the Pro rams. In purfuance of Article ts, of the Con ftitution, the Council !hall propofe the means of extending and improving the nod) , of the ufeful arts and Tciences • to encourage the talents of ce lebrated men in ;his country, and to honour and reward their merits.—The Paid Council are alto to have the diration of all that relates to the praitice of medical fcience, in conformity to the laws al ready made and provided in that cafe ; they are to attend to, and promote national economy, in all its feveral branches and departments; the fifhe ries, and all that relates to commerce, in the lat ter of wl.ich they mull a& in conjunEtion with the Council of Marine. They are alfo recommended to keep in fight every thing calculated to promote the profperity of the home mannfadories, &c. RATiSSON, JULII s..—The Magiftrates of this city have been reque(ied to perrott the paffage of a battery of Artillery, belonging to Bavaria, def tined for Amberg. Rartvasavac, Juts, 7.—Laft night the Pruffian Counfel of Legation, KamrsmaN, received an order. by a Special Mellinger. dated Berlin, the 3d, to feeond, in name of his PRUSSIAN MAJESTY, the propofition of M. BACHE& to the Diet, not to grant any of the Memherb of that Affembly leave of ablince, but to take care that, at the prefent period, none of them quit their polls ; fince the French Government purpofes to make an impor tant communication of affairs to the Diet, tending to the completion of the peace of Luneville. JuLy 7.—The completion of the un fortunate lot of the weaker Germanic Princes teems to be fall approaching, with refpeft to the indem nifications, which are difpofed of at will by their more powerful neighbours and the French Repub lic. On the rub of July, the Prince Bifhop of WURTIBURG received a courier, with difpatches from the Eleflor of Bavaria, to the following pur port :—" That, in purfitance of a Convention con cluded between him and the FIRST CONSUL of the French Republic, the Bilhoprics of Wurtzburg and 'Umber: , were accorded to him by way of indem nification ; and that therefore the El. moral Bava rian troops would take polliffion of thole countries on the I ct:h of July." On the receipt of this un pleat:int meffage, the Prince Bifliop confulted with hit Council of State, and afterwards difpatched to the Llettor a declaration "That no one but the EDI ? Rana and the Empire could decide on the bufinels of the indemnifications ; and that he therefore pro "idled againft all Reps which were repugnant to the German Conßit ution ; and, in cafe of nereffity, would oppofe them." Immediately after, General Vow SCHATSURG, With Mole Wurtzburg troops. _______ tet 0,0,1 ~,,, niteriec And CONSTANTINCIPLOPNI 111.--TheThaanSsici time has formally depofed the Hofpodar of Wal lachia, Prince MI en Aa t. Styx zo, and ordered him to repair to Conitantinople, to juftify his condo& on the irruption of the rebels into Wallachia, as he is =tired of not taking proper meafures to pre• vent Cie invafion. At thc Am. , time the Porte hat teffiged its en tire approbation of the conduel of the Hofpodar of Moldavia, and the excellent preparations he had made itgaina the rebels. He is a nephew of the Hofpodar of Wallachia, and has received a Litman from the GRAND SZIGNIOR, appointing him his foe celfor, with direftions to enter on his office imme diately, and reitore order in the country. It is reported that the young Prince, who admi nifiers his Government with zeal and prudence, and is entirely devoted to the Porte, will ret.iin both Principalities. GiVAGI OSMAN PACHA has coniplately returned to his allegiance, and formally acknowledged the authority of the Porte ; though neither from ne celfity, nor by its fupesior force, but in confequence of negotiations, which have soft the Porte a great fun of money. HAMS vac If, JULY t6.—The letters from Wilna, Mittau, and other places through which the Em peror of Russia pallid, in his late excurfion, all' fpeak with enthullafrn of their young and beloved' . Sovereign. The contents of them are almoft seriatim et literatim the f.ime—as that his Maelty arrived fuck a day, vitited the public edihces,' praifed the gond order in the public inflitutions, promifed his fappoit to them, went to a fplendid Ball given by the Nobility, gave orders of knight-I hood to come, an,d preknts to others, and fa on, as at Riga, Memel, ikc. LONDON. WCDNESDAY, JULY 2!. PRICF. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: per Cent. Cenfals, 70 ...t t•, for acc. 7t. Redaccd 74-4 per Cent. 8 —Old 5 per C. 120 1001... New 5 per Cult. to•tt —Long Ana. 2011-4. Dm nium c 3 difeount. PRICE OF STOCK YIISTERDAY 3 per Cent. Red. 721 nit Imp. 3 per Cat. 691 f 3 per Cent. Conf. 7rf ;cj I Imp. Ann. 12 1.16 3.16 4 per Cent. IS 881 Kiang. Bills 4t. to 611. pr. 5 per C. Ann. 991 par titanium 44 5 dif. 5 per Cent. 1797 to3lff Enslifh Tickets. 1 71. :Ge. Loos Ann. tot 7-16_ Concforfa ug. ace. 75t 7 tit COURSE OF . EXCHANGIL —-.-- 1 Amfterdam, to 27 aU. Cadiz 36 } life& GUMS 47 Ditto, at belt to r 4 Madrid 33 paper LiCbon 67 Rotterdam, ro 111 2U. Diu* 30 etre& Oporto 611 Hamburgh 33 tal U. Bilboa 36 effedt. Palermo 90 Alum i 3 1 at 11. Leghorn pi penc.zoex oz. Cadiz 33 la piper Naples 44/ 1 lithlin tai Pad:, t day s toe, 23 :2—Ditto a UL 23 18 liv. Bourdeaux - - 2 Uf. 23 18 Ilv. Venice, 57 Livres Piton Effettivi per tL Berl. DIILIN, JILT 244.-5 per Cent. Gov. Deb. 99t. This day we received Paris journals to the 25th. In the preceding Columns we have given feveral Extraets ; but what will, perhaps, excite as much intereft as any thing they contain, is the following refpetling the FATE OF PFYROUSF, Extrafled from the Bth Number of a Journal en • titled : " le Ncurellifle des Hies de France et de la Re-union." “ Pluviofe zs, Year zo, cPcb. Is. z8os). ” Capt. Imo/wow., commanding the American fhip Charlotte, arrived from China, rays, he learn ed in his , voyage to the South Sea, at the Sandwich Ifles, and the North.welt Coslt, that before the French revolution, but the precife year he coulJ not determine, a fhip that had failed from Brett ' in the month of April, anchored in the Bay of Comfhervar, which lies in 53 deg. t 3 min. North, oppofite to Englefield Bay, in Qjleen Charlotloi Ifland ; that this veal, having on bond a great number of fick,was attacked by the Iflanders, who went on board at the moment when they were employed in fecuring the fails t that they mastered the Captain, who was upon deck, and the whole crew, except one young man, whofe fate is not known. It is added, that the Iflanders defiroyed the vefel after unloading it. " It is to he prefunied that this vefel was that commanded by 1"-I, de la PE T ItOttsr, or her confort." The Prince of WAI.FS leaves town tomorrow for Brighton, to be prcfent at the Races. Tuefday his Grace the Duke of Bottnovviarca arrived at Liverpool in his yatch, from Runcorn. Lnrd Stymy and family arrived on Sunday at Dover from Calais. His Excellency the Loss) LISUTSMANT has pre rented the elegant Chandelier that belonged to the kith Honfe of Commons, to the Hon. and Rev. Dean Hswtyr, for the parith church of St. An drew, Dublin. Arrived at Aberdeen, on Friday laf, Rear Ad miral Sir ROBRRT CALDER, Lady CALralt. and Captain Russet. of the Royal Navy, on their way to Peterhead. Captain de VILLR arrived in Town on Sunday night from Paris, where he has been confined three months in the Temple. The Pic IVir Ball lait week was for the benefit of mirs NORTON, who per/lowed in their pays, hut now alts at the Haymarket Theatre. It pro. duced tsverstsfive pound, The late prifoners of State, who have been re. moved from Fort George to Harnborgh, have let off for Lower Saxony. ARTINIt O'CONNOSI is on his route to Trance ; the others are going to America. From January 5 to May go of this year, 396 merchant Clips have entered the port of Litboti, t t i of which were Engin, p Americans, 52 Por- CORN MARKET. INARIE.I.LDIE, IVA' 21. No arrivals have taken place lince Mond.ry Every article of Grain remains h e a v y i n sez 11, the Prices mentioned in this Paper of that drr. Mewl OF Baran.--Yellerday the Matter 3nd Wardens of the Company of Bakers waited rat t 1 . ,! Loan Millivolt at the Matoliem-hoof•, to fet tl.e Aflize of Bread, when his Lordfhip(obfervin g :iv the Mealweighers' Reports that Wheat had ► min one Brining and one penny three farthing. itr quarter, and flour as. 31d. per tack, /ince their Taft reports) ordered the bread to be raifcd an afize, or one penny in the peck loaf, to tak e place to-morrow; the price of the quartern 1 1 . 1 i wheaten will then be roll and houfshuhl 812. It is worthy of remark. that fit& was the un. ennusum nate of the weather in this ♦suable climate, that on Tuefday morning lad., there wa s a fall of inns► vitible in the vicinity of Bath ! At Colchefter Fair, on. Friday lafi, there wa s a good fupply of Scotch and other cattle, which fold freely at high prices. At St. Bofwell's fair on Monday fennight, there were a great many lambs and thee!), whiz): all fold at high prices : the black cait'e alto fad very readsly at high prices. Linen cloths had a ready fake. but at lower prices than laff year. The Thew of horfes was very confiderahle. and pr c.s high. Riding horfes of figure fold readily at good prices. but of chef there were few. Among the many improvements which are making for the extenfion and convenience of the harbour of Sunderland, is a new dry dock, which is already begun, on the North fide of the wat er , near the bridge, and which promifes to be of Brest utility to the °lipping of that port. It -witl b e hewn out of the fond hone, and of comic will b e completed at a very confiderable expellee. A grand aquatic gala took place on the river Medway, lag Monday, which being the day ap pointed for opening the oyfter grounds belongilig to the City a Rochefter, the two new Members of Parliament fur that city, Sir SYDNEY Saturn and Mr. Li uLKES, attended by the Mayor, Alder men, and about forty fail of different velfels and pleafitre boats, went down the Medway before the ,wind, with colours flying, and, in general, filled with well drelfed company. They brought up off Sheernefs garrifon about one o'clock, and re turned with the flood tide. The LOAD MAYOR intends g&ng in the Trinity Yacht to Re:whaler on Thurfday next from Blac':. wall, accompanied by many of the Aldermen, the Recorder, &c. He is expedted to be accompanied by a number of Noblemen and Gentlemen of dif• tinalon in this excurtion, as he goes as Conferea. tor of the River Thames and Waters of Medway, on a view of the eaflern boundaries of the ci q 'i jurifdidlion. Sir Samar SMI TH goes Ad m i ra l vf this expedition. Saturday there was a large fa!e of ferviceab!e Bores, old cheele, and Irifh butter, at the vi,? ailing Office at Plymouth. There were fold too,ooo weight of prime cheefe, at 6d. par lb. and 100 1 00 Q weight of prime Iriffi butter, at 585. p-r 1121hs. By there early Wes of ferviceable provi. lions, after being landed at the Vidualling Office, from the men of war paid off,much watle is avoid ed, and the benefit to the country, in reducing the price of provifions, mutt be confiderable. On Wednefilay fe'nnight the men of the late ftipou Loyal Volunteer Infantry had the whol: of the Officers' pay, from the firft inrolment in Aura 1794. divided amonglt them, in conic (pence of a promife made to thofe who ferved honourably to the end of the war. Monday a troop of the 3d, or Prince of Waus's regiment of Dragoon Guards, cot:lifting oft Cap tain, 1 Cornet. 1 (carter-manor, 3 Serjeants, 6 t rank and 6ie, arrived at Hull from Yolk bar racks, where the regiment is at prefent Rationed; they wed to bo relieved in four or five days. by a troop of the 18th Light Dragoons, now on their march from the South to York, where that regiment will be quartered, when the 3d will march for Scotland. The sth regiment of Dragoon Guards marchei from Worceiler lad week, on their route for New cadle-upon-Tyne. They had been quartered is that diarift for a confislerable time. It is Paid that Lord Boy:. E, the eldeft fon of the Earl of snm/sok, is certainly to be appointed Clerk of the Pdh, the reverilon of this office hav ing been the ftipulated price for the fupport d this Noble Houfe to the meafure of the Union. On Tuefday the remains of Mrs. Tr.omas HEATHCOTR were removed from Bedford Row, to be interred in the family vault, at Hut !ley, near Wincheller, Hants. The remains of the late Col. Batas were re moved from his houfe in Stanhope•(ircet, yeller day morning, for interment in the family vat:lt 'in Norfolk. The cavalcade confifted of a hearie, three mourning coaches, and fix gentlemen's car riages. Earl Sr. VINCENT, and Sir EVAN 1C• roan, Bart. were among the chief mourners. The late Dr. PARKER, who enjoyed the living of St. James's, is fuppofed to have died very rich. as 60001. ter annum came to him in confeVenee of his marrying the filler of Lord Howasn, of Audley, which goes, in confequence of his death, to Lord BRAYAROMCE. Monday a lame filler laid a wager of five gui• near that within an hour he could eat twelve pen ny cakes, buttered with a pound of butter, Black Hoar, Goodman's Fields, whiz!: wager loft, having only eat feven and a half - lie wo , i.d hae eat the sehr.:e, but for the quantity tt 4 which he had drank. Another clothing faaory, hcionging Nalh, of Trowbridge, was let on fire Lift day by tome incendiaries, and 101 l nt to tl:cgrood. It Teems the people concerned it•. the wooli:n I - nnfa4lories, are incenfed :it. the introdunion ot the