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-~ ~~.<. ,_ ,~r._ French P.RT.IVED arnburgh o Lisbon MAILS. DUE - - 8 i Disc. PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols. - - - Omni= THE SUN. SOLEM QL:IS D!CEILE F ALSUM AUDEAT ? L 0 NDO UGUST 19, iSoz. AN account was this forenoon received at the I,ldia House, of the safe arrival off P l_ymouth of tl, e Atinarch, Captain MORTIMER, and the Duke of Montrose, Captain BURT, the former from Madras, and the latter from Bengal. The Monarch sailed from Madras on the z7th of March, and from St. Helena June zoth. The day before these Vessels sailed from St. Helena, the Walpole, Capt. SANDI LANDS, and the Presto;vy Capt. MURRAY, arrived there from Beacoolen, and were to be dispatched for England in/ a few days. "WE this morning received the Paris journals of the 15th inst. They of course can contain no account of the grand Ceremonies of that day ; but they state, that from the preparations, it was likely to be extremely brilliant. The journal des Debats,a Paper of some authen ticity, states, that according to Advises from Peters bu?-1, of the zoth July, •a Treaty of Commerce has actually been concluded between Russia and France, equally advantageous to both Parties, and grounded on the Convention of Maritime Neutrality entered into last War amongst the Northern Powers. This intelligence reached us through the -Hamburg', Mail, and the above Article in the French Paper, is pro bably drawn from the same source. It bears upon the fate of it every mark of strong improbability. Prussia has, already take possession of all its In- The Batavian Republic is about to do the same.—Commissaries have already arrived at Se:venaar, to take possession, in the name of that Republic, of the Distria of Lymers. An article from Vie,:ma, of the -2`,:th states the situation of the ARCHDUKE CHARLES to be much ameliorated, and hopes were entertained demnities. of his recovery. The general Full Powers of the Empire, for the Deputation charged with the discussion of the points remaining to be settled for the completion of the Peace, were published at Ratis'we on the sth inst. On the zd inst. the AEI of Ratification and Adhesion of the EMPEROR. of RUSSIA to the Convention signed at Paris on the 4th of June, rnched that Capital, and was immediately communicated to the Chief Consul.—The great work of the final arrangement of the Indemnities will now, we trust, be proceeded in, and speedily accomplished, and all the Nations of Europe will at length enjoy a state of profound, and, we sincerely hope, lasting tranquillity. The French 5 per cents. on the This morning arrived a Mail from I)shon, brought to Falmouth by the Dike of York Packet, in eleven days. Mr. PITT is at present a constant resident at Widmer Castle, where he receives the visits of some of his friends on their way to the Continent. His health, the Public will hear with satisfation, is very much improved. Lord CHo LMOND E LEY has not yet left town, as stated, fur the Continent, his Lordship having been for a day or two somewhat indisposed. Lord and Lady LIMERICK are gone to Bognor Rocks. The anniversary of the Birth-day of His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, Commander in Chief of the Imperial Army of Great Britain and Ireland, was observed at Plymouth on 'Monday last with every mark of respei and attention: At half past eleven o'clock the Royal Horse and Foot Artillery, wi t h eight nine-pounders, the z6rh or Cameronian Regiment, and the 28th Regiment, paraded on the Lawn, before the Government House, Dock Lines, INdlajor_General Ertcte‘srn and Aids-de-Camp came. on the ground at twelve o'clock, when a grand re_ view commenced. The Royal Artillery, the 2601, and z?,ch, marched by in ordinary and Quick. time, Officers saluting. The line being formed, the Royal Artillery fired a Royal Salute from their guns, thrice repeated, and answered by three excel lent vollies from the 26th and 43th, their excellent bands and drums, heating and playing a point of war. Grand dinners were given on the occasion. Yesterday a Court of Direaors was held at the East India House, which adjourned at six o'clock till WednestLy 'next. Yesterday a Meeting of the East India Ship Owners, called by advertisement, was heir; at the cndon Tavern, to take into consideration the rights to which the regular ships were entiti•ed hy cootraa. Several Gentlemen attended, but as, it was fotind that the notice hdd l•een too short to pro_ cure such an attend•ince as was deemed necessary on so important a • subjed, the businos was deferred till a tuture day. PARIS, Alyce Is. At the extraordinary sitting of the Tribunate of yesterday, the two Senates Consuhe of the 2d and 4.th instant were read, and ordered to be inserted in the Proces Verbal. . The ARCHBISHOP Of PARIS has published a Mandate, ordering that a solemn Te Deur: shall be sung this day in all the Churches of his Diocese, on account of the Senatus Consulie of the 4th inst.— " France," says the Prelate, " proclaims the per petuity of a Chief who is dear to her, and she re ceives Laws dictated by Justice. The Chief of a Nation is, by his charge, the Protestor of each individual, and good Laws are more de_ sirable than gold, and more sweet than honey." ROUEN, Ave. 12.--The following observations, coming from good authority, have been published in a Journal of this City Reports of all kinds are spread, respesfting the Negociation for a Treaty of Commerce with Eng land : some Journals have accredited them, and pre_ sented them to the Public in different colours. An uncertainty in commercial speculations of every de.. scription, must be the first result of these indirea conjeaures, and soon false alarms, and the fear of a dangerous rivality, must frighten the Ma.. nufaaurers to slacken the aftivity of their Work men, and cause a sad languor amongst the va luable class of Artisans. The Minister of the Interior has charged the Prefect to contradict these false reports, and to assure the Mer chants, that the French Government places amongst its dearest interests, that of National industry ; the efforts of which will be constantly proteaed, and that they may look forward to obstacles over come, to increased profit, and to the reward of merit. Let us cease, therefore, to believe these absurd reports, and at length render justice to Government. The hand which could command Victory, can make Industry fourish, and our Ma nufaaureswill not be sacrificed to combinations, or to a system of Negociation, the chances of which can not be calculated with advantage. No measure in which Commerce is interested will be adopted, without having been placed in the balance of poli tical wisdom ; and the enlightened Merchants whom France possesses, will be always assembled and consulted, when any Commercial Relations with our neighbours are in agitation." WEsEL, AUG. 4.—The indemnities ;devolving to Prussia are now occupied in every part. These Countries will, however, still experience altera tions, as it is said there will be several exchanges, amongst others, Erfurt for the Country of Berg. The Batavian Republic will extend its frontiers towards us. There are already arrived at Seve near, Commissaries charged to take possession in the name of the Republic, of the district of Lymers. The Relations between Prussia and France, are most intimately maintained : the French Comman ders have orders to restore to the Prussian Army, all Deserters from our Troops, who may take re fuge on the Territory of the French Republic, VIENNA, JULY 28.—The situation of our dear Prince, the ARCHDUKE CHARLES, iS sensibly ameliorated. We owe this happy change to a skilful French Physician, who flatters himself he shall en tirely re-establish a health so precious to all Ger mans. JULY 30.—The new Hospodar of Wallachia h as arrived at the frontier town of Foksan, celebrated for the Russian and Ottoman' Congress formerly held there. He proposed to make his public entry into Bucharest on the 3d of August. The Troops Of PASSWAN OGLOU have entirely withdrawn. Letters from Constantinople, dated the 26th of June, announce the re-establishment of tranquillity in the Capital of the Ottoman Empire. FRANKFORT, Aug. B.—The Ad of Ratifica tion and Accession of the EMPEROR of Russia to the Convention of the 4th of June, con.. eluded between Citizen TALLEYRAND and the Count de MARKOFF, arrived at Paris on the zd inst. Citizen LAFORET, Minister of the French Re public at Munich, is appointed to present it to the Diet, conjointly with the Baron de BUHLER, Mi nister from Russia to the ELECFOR of BAVARIA. They have both received orders to proceed to Ratisbon. Citizen MA HIED, Chef de Bureau to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, will assist Citizen LAFONT in his Mission, in the quality of Private Agent of the French Government. These two Diplo- . matists are charged with all the Negotiations with the Germanic Diet and the Deputation of the Empire, concerning this impoitant objed. The instruaions relative to their Mission have been alzeady sent to them. They will open their diplomatic operations by a Declaration addressed to the Diet. A similar Declaration will be madeby the Count de GOERTZ, the Prussian Minister. The communication of the Convention to the Diet cannot be long deferred. ROME, JULY 24..—They much here of an Excavation which has been discovered .under the Sacristy of the Church of the Ancient Jesuits. Ii is said, that intelligence has been received from the French Government, that a Religieux. of that Society had declared that a treasure was hidden in the newly discovered place. A search commenced on the r9th, in the presence of M. BJNZI on the part of the French Republic, and the Abbe MAR.- CH E TT I on the part of his Holiness. The Holy Father has equipped in the Port of Ci;:itc: Vecchia, two Ships of the Line, destined to cruize against the Corsairs. RATISBON, AUG. s.—The Full Powers for the Extraordinary Deputation of the Empire, have been published this day, and are of the following tenor : Full Powers of the Empire for the Deputation, charged with the discussion of the points which re main yet to be regulated for the fulfilment of the Peace. The Eleaors, Princes, and States of the Holyßoman Empire, having judged it suitable to exercise by an e%traordinary . Deputation, the right which belongs to them, of discussing those objets which yet remain to be regulated for the fulfilment of the Peace, and having for this purpose chosen and appointed in the College of Eleaors, Mayence, Bohemia, Saxony, and Brandenbulgh, and in that of Princes, Bavaria, the Grand Master of the Teutonic Order, Trurtemburg, and Hesse Cassel ; the said States deputed are fully, authorised by these presents, in the name of the Germanic Body, and with the consent of His hi- ERI AL MAJESTY, in his quality of Supreme Chief of the Empire, to send forthwith their Sub-Dele gates to the Imperial City of Ratisbon, which has been regarded as the most suitable place, there to examine, discuss, and regulate With the Imperial Minister Plenipotentiary;in concert with the French Government (having regard to the Condi/sum of the zd of Oaober last, ratified by His Imp Elt IAL MA ESTY), the points reserved by the sth and 7th Articles of the Treaty of Luneville, for a particular Convention. In consequence, whatever shall be deliberated upon, concludcd and signed by the said Deputies, either by all of them, or in case of the absence, sickness, or non-appearance of some of them, by those that remain with the said Imperial Mi nister, shall be, within a determined period, ra tified and agreed to, .and shall be inviolably, kept by the whole Empire. 4Zatisbon, Aug. 3, 180 z. THE TH EAT R Fairies' Revels were re peated last night with great applause, the juvenile Performers acquitting themselves with increased ef. feet ; some of them, indeed, promise very fairly to become distinguished in their profession. Wg can- not yet compliment Miss HowELLs upon her mode of Singing the Duet—her voice does not harmonize. with that of Miss 'I'YRER. The Deaf Lover, like wise formed part of the evening's Entertainment— Any thing that smacks so much of the Old School, only renders the Bill a piece of patch-work, as it does not accord with the style of our Modern Dramas. Mr. R. PALMER, in Captain Mtadorzys, kept the House in a roar of laughter, when he as sumed the .chara&er of the Deaf Old Man. Such good acing, it is not often our good fortune to see.' The House was as full as it could well he, on so hot an evening: The whole Company of the Haymarket Opera house seem to be transferred to Paris. Mesdames 1-3Airr, Bo LLA, and VlNCl—Messrs. BICCIN, TAYLoR, VIGANONI, KELLY, FEDERICI, and FERRA4I, are there, as also DIDELOT and ROSE, from Russia. VIGANOVI is engaged to perform for six weeks at the Opera _Bun at Paris, and is to make his debut in Lindor, in PAEstELLo's beautiful Opera of Nina. Nina is to be performed by Madam BoLLA, who, according to PAEstE L! ,,o, i s t h e on l y Singer that ever did his Nina justice. VIGANoNI is to have - 2,50 guineas. Some Fire Balloons were elevated last night, which, at certain heights, discharged Fire-works. The Streets were crowded with gazers, and the Pick pockets reaped such a plentiful harvest, that the is suing of Noaurnal Balloons will become a very pro fitable speculation to them, unless the Magistrates should think proper to interfere, and suppress a pradice that may otherwise be the occasion of great mischief. The Palace of St. Clotid is now nearly completed ; and the Consul would have gone there on the xgth of last month (Messidor), had not the business of the New Constitution so occupied his time.. It is to be presumed that he will go there immediately, as he has.ordcred a post fbr letters to be established in the Palace for his own particular use, similar to the one already placed in the Thuilleries. The Admi nistrators, or Diredors of the Post-Office Depart ment, who are not much satisfied at these innova tions, solicited that an office might be given them, where the persons employed might be lodged, and that the expences might be paid by the Consul ; he sent for answer a negative ; and added, that such surplus charges must fall upon the Post-Office Establishment. Upon a late visit the First Consul made to St. Cloud, the wolkmeri surrounded him, and by ob serving that .in such hot weather people were dry, pleaded for some money. He appeared much of fended at this sort of familiarity, and sent them off with haughtiness, but without a present. It is stated as a reproaCh against this Country that the men r E ee the women only in the Par/our—that is to say, it is not the custom for all men to visit all 'women indiscriminately in their bed-chambers.— This is a reproach which we hope the French will long have occasion to otter against us. NAVAL NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST Ig. ARRIVED the Breevig, Ni ELSON, from Chris tiana, Hope, Srolt Es,_ from Cherb,)urg, Omen, SAMSING. from Frederiekstadt, Mary, CLARK, from-London, Pill, BOUND, from Jersey, Maly An;;, HATHAWAY, from Guernsey ; and Wardell, WARDELi, from Sunderland. Sailed the Rose, BATTEN, for Havre. DEAL, AUG. IS. SAILED the Devivnes, ALDERLY, for the East. Indies. WEYMOUTH, Au c. i 7. LAST night THEIR MAJESTIES and the PR I CESSES, accompanied by the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of WAL ES, went to the Theatre to see the Comedy of The Will, and the Musical Entertainment of The Farmer. In the Play, Mr. EL LISTON performed the part of Howard, and Jemmy jumps in the Farce, it being the last night of his performing. His Daugh ter, Miss ELLIsTorc, whose juvenile efforts were crowned with general approbation on his Benefit, appeared in a Fancy Dance, assisted by the ex ertions of Mrs. ELLI,;TON and her Sister, Miss RANDALL. This morning the DUKE Of CUMBERLAND, PRINCESS 14;1, IZ AB ETH and MARY, and PRINCESS SOPH IA Of GLOUCESTER, bathed. • THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES, ac+ companied by the DUKE Of CUMBERLAND, who only attended to the Barge, went on board the Rua Charlotte Yacht. The Duke of PORTLAND, the; MARQUIS of SALISBURY, Earl RusiAN, and Sit STEPHEN COTTER EL L, attended THEIR MA] ES.• TIES to the Barge, and then retired. • His Royal Highness the DUKE• of CUMBERLAND afterwards rode out on horseback. Mr. BANNISTER is engagM here, and will begin to-morrow evening. When THEIItMAJESTIES come e,7,hore, and after taking some refteshments, there is to he a Row ing -match, to start at seven o'clock, between the Barges, Jolly-boats, and the.Gallevs, which MEI F, MAJESTIES intend to view. Fahrenheit's Thermometer stood yest er d a y in the shade at 76, being the greatest height co which it has reached this season. INSTANCE OF COURAGE AND HUMANITy.--Ofi Sunday last a poor boy about 14. years old,,•who had incautiously gone into the River to bathe oif Hungerford, was swept away by the tide, and carried outside a tier of barges ; after a few hid:, fetual struggles to preserve life, he sunk - . Fortu nately, a Sailing-boat happened to be near at the time, from which a Gentleman (Mr. LORD, ATI Officer in his Majesty's Navy) instantly plunged CO his assistance. After a violent effort, having. the tide to contend wish, and being incumberecl with boots and all his clothes but his coat, he suc ceeded in bringing up the body from the btyttonlp, - This is the second of his fellow-moiitals that this young man has saved from drowning by his skill and intrepidity. . _ • In consequence of a Paper, signed by 97. bitants of Brighton, representing the spirited, 1a.. - borious, and unceasing perseverance of Mr. Ricrt. AR D BREWER, of New Shoreham, who, with 72' men of Brighton, and three of Newhaven, in only ope n boats, and a small Sloop of 22 tons, for three successive days and nights, in weighing and bring-. ing to land . the Brig Advezdare, of London, COD, LIN Master, from London an d yarmouth, Wood to Leghorn, after the Captain and crew had aban., (toned and left her to sink on the Bth i nstant , at the distance of five or' six Miles from the shore,,,in about 7 fathoms at low water, having been trans mitted to the Conutti.t . tee for managing the concerns, of Lloyd's, and taken into consideration, it was resolved, That the sum of One Hundred Guineas, from'the funds of that house, be presented to Mrt,.., RICIIARD BREWER, for his very meritorious s et'-• vices on this occasion, and .Three Hundred Guineas to be distributed among the 73 men. MANSION - HOUSE.—Yesterdiiv three persons were brought up before the LORD-MAYOR, charged with stealing a quantity of Leather from the. Ware hpuse of Messrs. Newman, Leather sellers on Snow - - hill. One of the Prisoners had been warehouse. titin to Messrs. Newman ; another their porter; the third was the man who had received the stolen goods, in order to sell them. They were examin.- ed separately, and each of them, in endeavour ing to excuse himself, accused one of the others; as the principal in the business : the warehouseman confessed that he had, at the strong persuasion Of the porter, assisted in packing up three bundles of leather, and placing them in a cart, to be conveyed away for the purpose of its being sold; he said than he had been twelve years warehouseman to M e ssrs., Newman, and never committed such a crime before. The porter said he had been persuaded to the conl mission of this crime by the receiver, from whom he had before bought. some articles, and who told him if he would send him any quantity of leather, he would get it sold for him : he confessed, how ever, that he had sent leather before to this man. The Receiver, whose house is in B,ishup's-coutto Coleman-street, confessed that he had received the leather in question from the porter, but denied his • knowledge of its having been stolen. He said he dealt in all manner of articles, and purchased them from porters, warehousemen, or whoever wouja sell them to him, but' knew nothing about their being stolen : he said he knew porters and ware-. housemen who carried on trade of this kind to the amount of two hundred pounds a year ; he could name several of them. Upon this his Lordship,or . dered him into a private room, in order . to give such information respeuing such porters, warehousemen , &c. as may disclose this nefarious system of plunder'. This man condutled himself with a great deal of effrontery, and seemed quite insensible of the sttu 3 ' tion he stood in. They were all committed fOC further examination, and ordered to be confined 6ePa rately, I I