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1- tl4 1,0 4 .4 „ ,: €. G~~: ~.~; ~ ~',,~; :jk ... , t lather towers follow your example. lir4y ver.again 4.49AT:themselves to he attacked S-patately; Masses will be opposed, to masses. 'An hundred of rnen, zealous for their independence, taus destroy all the etforts of fifty discontented mil lions. I abstaM from repeating what I have pub , ,lished in my former notes, and especially in your Confession to the Abbe Mattry, with regard to the . State of the, public mind in Fr,ince, where you are abhorred, as much as you are dreaded, n account of the facility with which you 'cail imprison ai - q1 shoot, you wilt allege' rtPat you' areobliged io it; because you have no. colons lett to which you might transport your dangerous subjetia. Du you • — not daily proVoke djsco.,tent by your tyrahnical acts? We know that ybur hinidrill and fifty thousand apjoikpertorm . sectetly in France what your Innidred .and fit ty thptsso94soldieri. Spain ,with arms in their hands Sucher, the.. butcher .of the inhabitants of Tarragona and`„S,avarY, the mur derer of th!brave Pichegru . , 'are 1A;ell matched for their barbarity. • [ Co be conclude4:to-mbrrow.] FINANCE. t ~.,,1 ' 4 ll' s i i , t lz ),• ~ ~,,, II l '' ' t!, i, ~~ ~' ik ~{ W t. • c . •m)nle.flays ago we gave a translaOdn of M 7 s Aep :NAnD ort on the French finances .for I'B 11 ; • .119V1i su,b3oin the following account of whet is - called' in •:Fronce the , Cadasp - e. It is, a measure whicji" is .little 'understood in this country, but tiv'hic:li is likely to etfett an, important Citant;c in tile Pitfall Cal system of FrniCe. • , The Cadastre is a survey.,by aaual admeasurernent oreVeryp.ii ish, nay of every field, in France, for the l' .• , • InPose.p.f ascertaining the exact proportion Of land .. :• tax xVitich etch land-oWner or farmer is, to 04y. The 1 . 41& aiterWards v: , lued by . a kitid• of jury, taken front among the p oishioners ; and a plan pi the with the valuation of each' field, is sent to the Minister of Finances. ~One copy of it is gien to the. head of, the department, ~and - another l e. mint' s with the Mayor of the parish. This Cadas(re is not an invention of the pretitnt 'T,36veinirietit of 'France: the idea originated long before t he Revolution, with a seta ot. lbeoretical Staiestrwit, known under tliewante of • Ecowmtists ; and who, although well-meaning men., coutribtited powerfully fo the tall of .ihe Monarchy, by the pre. valency their theotirs bid obtained. A leading tenet of those philosophers was, that egriculture • stone was really producti,e to the State; it follow ed, of that the State wa%, to look exclu , isely to it for its support: but in their romantiatiotionsoi auis ice, tits burthen they thus laid inadveytently . the agriculture they wished to foster, would not be equally stipportcd ,by all, unless' an actual survey 8,11 . 1 valtiaiion of all the lands should actual) take Sc. prevalent were.those idyas, in France at • beginning of the Revolution, that 'most of the cahh ,, ,s, or written • instructions given to the. De putics of the National Convention by their cott'sti tuctos, contained a tecommendalion of the Cadaslre. , Li or;a P 1 thus found the ultra thoroughly esta bli!ihed; and soon discerned the advantages lie -", tnight derive fiorn" The Cwlestre will put every • - pau6f Lind in Vriinee a : cotniActely at hiy di , posal teti laws ()I the Onto:1'11)141 rnmit every tn.in for yiis soldier. WE'ett in want stipilkcii he will have • !ally to'calculate,,liow additional Thrne on each acre will produce, tad a (ker'ee ., wili 6 " 11 h e I lie The increase'of, revenue he quire will be i'is.,suddeq.asit. will ; for it. is well life ,vv"ti, !Ilk in' the parishes ,"already assessed accortllng to the Caciastre ; land 1)40;1(.1tt eitf neared at the value it bad in 1790; and the tax htid'‘,iceord , ingly is ) : am in these di s tricts 'the. le;nftiojnrid' by e C .thOnlineinal System, the of lied 'htas sinc'e periell - fallen one . halt, :ii;a.l much inoie in those parts wbete'the produc ut .I;ind St t, inte,ndvd for, foreign markets. It that .this Getty ,tiysteto, which f-t it.y:aces it) the cm-my, Ly^ put the year 181;3, At that' epoch the Oci , ch tYiiietnot taxation Sitited'by M: • 0 m 'tiid, to oxtcw.l to llotlatltl ; it tuaY:bc concluded, tlteieture, that the whole einpire ill be under the • s ! .itoe'rogolittions. toll Owin g. Is M, accOutit of the progiesi whicti ills been made in forming the " time begiinting of the adowasaren*nt by t)nrcels, which was first adopted to the, year 1868, the C:adiotpi operation has proceeded.in a regular v y .€ On 'the t.t;of 411, 1811, .the admeasure. ;Lent Loitiph-tedin .529 parishes; in the course o f ih e wilt be litaiwite,cotopleted in 7.000 ,partiltes 1 . and thus upwtmrds of 7000 pat-kites wilt, be i!dineasured by the ist of January, This forum, i ittle mole than 't.7the .7th part 't tory of ;Ince. " `Joe valuation of the Lind IS, of course, more I,i.,,iti;.lh;nil than the admeaiurement, by which it inns, utec,-..arily be preceded. The number of p ii-ishes la' which th , ) !awls had helm valued on Op.:. hit 01 April, .t ft I I, was 3t :'that meat Ore vdt pine h, 1700 or Ism) more, in the course of lie. , ycar , and thus, .by' the tit of .la. tiwiry, t a tie, the land of about I,ooo.parilis Will tvt, twen v„lued. ' Otte lioridred and twentyasiseniblies of. Canton had Leon held . in the beginning of 18 t 1. "fiey had proke.ed,:d to examine and to dtscn's-, they.ilua tiou of lanai it, the tivet";ilparishes of their respec tive distriCAs. The 'minutes (prices tiert aiii) of t h ose gerreraq, expteSsiolis of ITh ,t of the most respeaful gratilude t,owards your Majesty, t 6 Whose vitt:rod ease they the signal advJuta<r ts es which itm , thus indetited . to( are to result iroin that !nee:Ore.. 'those 120 cantons include ocarly, 1.100 parishes, in which the litothtax. for 1812, $6ll be aisessed according to their Cadustre.rolls. _This will do away the disproportion ,in the astieSsinent ' Which formerly e:;:isieu between 'dimi:erent'parhilies, and bet Ween time inhabitants of the same parish. FUrinerli.the proportion of assesstont varied be: - . t ween them, from one half of the income to one tenth, one t wentiet I), and one fiftieth: Unifor. lolly. shall thus be introduced to all the assessments. " Fur these three year's the land-tax has been 'already assessed in' 240() polishes, according to the aulastre-rolls, formed on valuations made on ge nemi surveys, and which have remedied in part th u 94: hurl: ter...lions Which the -adnieA , erenient by tontiatts more cquiptetely ; and thus nearly 4000 Curldstre-trAlt.tvi'll lie iiut in tiaiviv for 11 - ,6 year I 812. The number would tiavo'heen nuJir consideraVe, if exii rience had provrd th i at,_ it was fit,, to await the, result of the assemblieti of Canton to settle be rOlis ; sideration delays 111 execution of the tueaone, in a &feat corny varishts which form part: ofeunjoi# in whiCh there are 4tiil . stpt)e, parishes ‘11111t: the .ad. measurement is not yet completed. " The present stale of this undertaking, and * the lahOurs . 'be "conipleted in the, nurse t 8 t 1, will enable me to propose, next year, to your Majesty, the first application ut the ultitume , results expected from .the crrdos/re-operation, at. Atfiecting the general assessment of t!e hrl;,thx, to a zone composed of a traction of each-department of he empire. • The.only thing to_be done will Ii to coin parethe amount. of incomes, as ascertained by the eadasire„' in the parishes firming part of die zone, h the total.amount of the present assessthrnts at hose .same parishes; and to establish a proportion bet weer t host: iu owes tmd the assessments; proportion must naturally frx the part of his income; each ,land.owru shall ha , ;e to set apart tot the payment of the I rnd-tak iii.the year 8 1,3 ; and that prop rtion by the ;ache for all. " Utticormii. ) the asSessnients will be thus par • e'stahlislied, het ‘.veen delyttments, between parishes, and bt.tween land-ma tiers, ind: as ewn. pleloir s inr tiSitiraCiinn of Empire' as it ; will be tor the iv/:{e when the niastire shall have reached its fast stoge." • MM 1,5.. I: It I VLA—I neligPlallti, 2 Waterford,. I) Guernsey, I Duolm. ‘Pitice ()I; sToc!:s THIS DAY Ar T'SVALVS O'CLOCK. Coll§ol3 . . 614 i 1 01111141 M • - I 1' 6 ` S U N. i SOLLhI QUIS PALSUM AutitAT? • L N ON, - THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1811• " ffindsor-Cadre, il':gust 1, 18 11. " 're is no alteration in His NlAJEsres stain since yesterday. • 1 - 1. 1 1IALFORI). " 1 L lIAI " W. 111 , 11EIMEN. " 11, WILLIS." There were some romour‘ in 'circulation this morning, that accounts had been received from the Peninsula of some very,surious skirmishing' having taken place, but they were without foundation.— There are nib arrivals from the PeninSula. We yeSterday expressed an opini, n irom inter nal ev:dence, that the French Slate Paper, copied from the American Papers, was a fabrieation. We have since learnt, from what we conceive to be in disptitable authority, that our suspicions were wed 1 . 0 (I r)(:416.11 t:..!.rit.Act OF A LETTER FROM AMIRALTAII, DATED JUNE 2.1. " The it d guti rvcrisd arrived here yester day from a cruize off , Carthagena, with a large French privateer, aher prize, which had been cut out •of 11141 , ga in a very gall,mt manner, under the orders-of Lieutenant I.3Aturnotmatew. The steady and determined manner of the offieers and men of the Richmond, in the capture of this vessel, reflects the the greatet credit on the abilities of their Com mander./ 'fife Richni . end will sail again in a few . days, to resume her station:" YesterditY the Duictl of YORK 'tat town for Windsor. Yesterday morning Sir H. HALFoRD waited titian the PRINCE REGENT, to report to his Royal thg,ll - the state of the KING. , Yesterday morning their Royal Highovsses the Dukes of Yofta and CAMBRIDGE, and Princess. Au oUsTA and SOPHIA, took their usual morning rides in the Great Park-, Windsor, from h tit past ten, till bait past twelve o'clock; the Royal Party was ac comPuniod by Lord ARDEN, Lady TuyNtia, Gen. GARTH, and Colonels TA.nott and Dc4r.uo‘v. The Qum:wood Princesses ELIZABETH and MARY, took an airing to Frogntore Lodge and Gardens, &c. and returned at two o'clock. The Eilto sloop of war has sont into alver a small smack, having on board a . cptantily of ciorcr sced, bound from Can tor London. The China. fleet is hourly Orpecled, and .that from India about the middle of next mouth. The ,two Russian harbonis whiCh 'are about'io : be declined free ports, in order to favour the co:outer :7 . cial intercourse with this country, are Archangel, in the. North Sen, and Liehau, tie Baltic. • ' There' are licenses in town for shipping goods dired .from this country to Russia. They ;lie segued by the Emperor ALEX AN DIM, and are principally for the importation or dings, . Leiters from, DeWitt state, that the election or Delegates to the Catholic Committee had takeit place in several' prisheti bf the city, and that the (Ninnies ,were preparing to return ttp: number of Managers appointed by the last Aggregate iMeetiog. The veroment of Ireland, howe'ker, appears to „he con vinced that the measure is illegal ; but 'from motives of delicacy to the Catholic Peers and catholic Pre. fates (who form an essential part of the AsSeroblY) it hai been determined not to enforce the Convention Apt, until a proper explanation ',should be usade to , those Gentlemen whose rank has placed them at the head of the Catholic population. For 'this purpose : Ow Lord Lieutenaot is to have an interview Lord to whom, we understand, Mr. W. .Pole has sent a message, hoping his Lordship. would nor proceed in the " insnrreetioliary measure,", or at would not take i any luriher step till his Lord. ship should have a conference with the Diake. o f Richmond on ta atEnr. A nay has been oppnented t'ur au nverview. - • . NAVAL tii Ew. PLY!lartit, JULY Jo.—Arrived the brigfavourite, belonging to Alien leen, Wm, SELLilli — aster, from Quebec, with a cargo of timber, SeC. for. his *es t ty's Doels-yarcl It this port; ,the Danish schooner Siadt, P.-Btritmcx master, from Dublin, in ballast. Whiting schoUner takes convoy to the Downs. Caine down the harbour, and anchored in the Sound, the Havannala, a neW rrigate; buil: at Li verpool,,conwhanded by the Hon. C. CADOGAN.' ,Passed by ►Pus port, this day, the' Fawn sloop of War, from Portsmou►l►, with . a convoy .bound to Clqrbec. Sailed the 'Tonnant, of 80 guns, Captain Sir J; Gotte, and the )Imazon ffigate, Captain PAattca, tor the coast-of France. Arrived a lender (rem the westwqrd ; also the Ja4ilee i from London; ,Vauth, PILLAR, Ann, TAYLOR, ,Eleanor and Grace, 13H0w14,, and Friends, BRST, (Con Wales; Jane, AinosaN, and Samaritan: . ltictwais, final Sunderland; also a few others iron thence, names ut.knowtL DUAL, JULY 31.-"--Sallt - cl the - Amelia frigate with a convoy for Portitnotali and the DOutice,man of war for oil Rushing. Arrived . 11)5 . Echo sloop of war front a -ctuize, fullowing is the amount and .distribution of the British Naval !bite, up . .to this day. :--At sea,. fi'Ci sail of the,iine, I 1 'from 60 to 44 guns, t 42 trie . gates, t i SIOQN :tritt 7..bornhs and fire•.ships,. 141 brigs, cutters, 55' schooners, gun-sesSels, ingger3, Esc. Total poll and fitting, of the line, live from 4:0 to 44 guns, 17 Ingalit,, 26 sloops, &c. ,lv brigs,. 3 cutters,. 18 s'cliovners, 'Tot:4l 108.—'-Guard ships', 5 of the line, 2 of 50 glans, 4 frigates, 5 sloops, tke. Totel Hospital ships, Prison-ships, &c. 30 'Ol the line, 4 frdm 50 to 44'guris, 5 triples. Total 39.—Or dinary, tfnd rep Siring for service,:(39 ofthe line, 12 from 50 1.0 44 guns, 65 frigates,.. 47. sloops, &c. 8 bombs, etc. 20 brigs, 3 schooners. Totai res 4.— Building, 34 cif the line, 2 of .50 guns,' 18 frigates, !c.c. Total O.—Grand Total 1d44. The following is an Extratt_of a Letter from Li , verpbol , " Triere .is at present here a singnlar phenome non. Thnbiig Traveller is just arrived Sic' ra • Leone, and is owned and,roininanded by Paul CM fee, •the son of Cu,ffsc a Negro slave importod ,into Anieriea. Her maw, and all' her crew are e grooi, or the immediate deicendants of Neg,l'oes..-- aptaio is •aboul; bG ,years. of age has, a wile (a Negress), and six children, hying at New Iledhnd; 'Ala:rbachussetts, of waicli• State lite h a " When Captain Coffee's father (who had acs (wired his freedom) died, he left a irnnilyalinoSt piovided tor, but tee son laboured haid to support his mother, his brethren, and lits sitters, Ilebegan trade its'a swell boat, and, alter a while, :iliOst by hirns.:ll; built a larger vessel, in which he Worked some years with assiduity. Having. ; provh , entially met a per•on capable and willing toirup.irt sortie knowledge. at Navi,ation, Isis ideas were enlarged, anti witbliis prospects he enlarged his to,stle 'ceed. for bitn un .l his mind re ceived religiuns, , instruct ion Irons Suclety i Of Friends (Quakers), and he attached himset to that respectable body, adt,sptet: their: and ttingue, and is riow a very respectable Member of thN coo:- [mushy. " When, Clarkson's History of the Abolition of the slave Ttaile Jell into his ;rank it a.A aliened all the powers ol Ins mind t.o a consideration of his origin, and the duties he owed to.his,people; and, Coupled 'with the sense of duty which rengkms iniorinkt tion had given him, he longed to impart to tie ANi,gro race .the blessings Which British Christian benvvo lenge had been roused to coiner on Alrica. This because the ruling 'desire of his mind. Toe Direc, tors of the British African, lnstitalinn, having beard at th:s singular event,. and that Capt. Cullee (his Negcn, and therefore his favourite Haase) was about to sail with . his Negrp crew (no lerig4 a term ot re. prisJsch), applied to, thi4 Government for a I . ceribt tor his coining to . England, 'hoping, from. his co-operation and 1 nst runlets! ality. ":1:41e zeal Captain Cutlet: felt for 'the African came, determined his noble mind to forego all pro, speas of mercantile prollt; and coven the flat urartle,.• sire to return la bis wile inid childitus and became directly to England, bringing with him a' native of Sierra Leone, whose hither (a Negro) is of conSi detente property, and in . a large .way of business. ho Captain brought. Min lions :zterra Leone, at the ::.xpress wish of tbe Culot;i!,t , i, to learn navigation it i, but juistiee to it diligence and intelleCt of this young,man to say, that, to the r ! bort. voyage to England. he [mt . + learned nsost surprisingly last, and sheics that intellect is by no lllCa:?.ti controlled by the of the ail), and that the Biacks are worthy of being the brettnen forz'uciiitely morereulti yated .Whites. " Capt. CufVee is of a tery pleasing. countenance, and his phy3l(4gilirriiv truly laterifsfing ; he is both' N:1 , J11k1 stout:, ;I:ealis ures)es in the (stalker style, ill a dra'a.euitniied suit, anti ueal4 a white h:tt. , " is ouppus the Travellur return .0 Sierra Leone. We hear ticut , the CzTiaisi Is going 10 Zu conk; topic with 1.11 , 4 rc: S 0: the. There are now `bailing in the East Indies three ships of 1 , .!0u t( qtr.- nearl finished, AO are exp,ctecl if) be v-sy creditable to the abilities of the slupwlights of our empire. One of the ships is yery opproprimely named the qungqs; the rt . :wattling two have not yet beeti Otri:stelieu. The wi n ds having been not therly in the Channel for these few days Nast, th .. ere cut ht. , little doubt that the t r ansports with the reinloicenients for Port4g.ll, 'which sailed fruni Pi4'nnt - tlt-opt Vriday night am; • have reached Llsbun fly' tlti{s tiate, Lt.ruri 'ti JR TIA G :12,CES, ~~~1 ~C~ ,~. , 0 • &Ir. Sadler's SATURDAY Jut. y :7. SATURDAY, . A Plate df tr: * ;g. for Three, Four. five, and Six Ytatth anti Aged ghedriol-i,lo::s'6. y,:roiekii:.o9.,iN.llll::. I::.A;si Duke of St. A ib4h • s b. c. calinian, age''. 0 1. P h Lor•t Fwerhuitt's b. I. sister to liiitWO J-V , l 3t" ' 7.t. , - , I\i‘jor.Cra.gictock.'s b. h. Sir T h o mas, $ yrs old, Bst.otb. Air. KildwleVs'b. h. Weaver. aged , 9!.t• 3' 5? .th . Ali. 11,, , ,11%, dr. galloway ,. Squirrel, 00 W ., " LI ; ‘ Mr. 'Wow:tic's W od I)maion, y,,t. 71b pert ~,a,or sott's ch 1. -uy: Whiskey,7lb, Last Mile tor 1.0.! tinck's Wild boy, .Lord Lowther's b li. Scorpion, - gst 71b. beat Wit:. I sst. ,to:O. Last Nitle for 12_gi. moteta. , y. Lord F. Bentinck's b. e..%Vild Boy, heat M. 11 60 a . l br, C. Cockspur, 3 yrs old. Lint IlliC C•q SogS. each, aditeih Of 010,1 Buyl he favuurite. • beat qt .o r A d i s t u ' s 6, y. l f Ot Course, S gS,..e.tcli, Won tAsY• A Handicap Stake of t•ve Gufrleas -eae ch, for ptiel6J all Age which was added 'Twenty-bve Guluas Itu . t unit. —the . r.e.Y4:ottise. • • • Lord Bentinck's b. c. %Vikt Boy, 4 yrs old Lard Egretnont's b, c. by C;o'hatina, ou t,,! fta tttols) yr s old . ' • ; %Von easily. • , 4 The Ladies' Plati of. Si x ty Guineas for florbes of ai l ' minatfoits. Sir F. hvelyn's qh, h, fteadng, 5 yrs old • i , Mr. Saitlet ' sb. h. Bramble, .0 yilb old •; '• 1 NI O. re.iree's 6. f. by '.r rvisibulle, 3) rs ola • 1 iit ' f 1g 'l: he last raLe, perhaps, %vas the voca l in!etest•-r!„ terniit“:.l that was ever, )vittlea.ed Oil aay bou t . "1 0 cloth %%17uld . have coVered all three nurses at Or 4 . ..,., every heat. . brattible„ltowever, was the tavoartei if: there but little.variation in l the bet miss at the oil 017 heat. lit tip:: secotiii lir.,c, the rill), b)., npu, "c i l vi noble and persevering attirt to 'pluex lOC 14:11Cs Os • btit site lust it by a necx. :...:,--r"r .'. ot if,i eLeux t c s i, riir sta ted i n 11,1 e It ' •• YVung i.gli,ill' Lieut;eitiati of turf uti. Wc '' ilc . , is::. oThit6111:):,/it:".;tvd6/ttiuttilitc;e1:11:11:(:14:11):/i)h.sfikiPitit'uzill'I'kEtaltici,idiicesi,EPlititautePruii;itresas:lid)111,1°.11tonaiilliteiti.JlliFIti, :lwal and iastuouabic clic:4:s, decluod ill'a,',l4 •of Ilje piece, ‘“)idi.l it) tittle uetelopu o'4 charaeter, and wodio most pr , bably „,,,liti nesstui: e :rnl i dilL i eutoidc i p •r ils b oab le sentl e rtu x eecrp l i gn oloran ,p i l ie l a tA i e w :u u o c i f ,j, ' ljo ' s e cin e . x. ,ll. , : it i te s i, 4(3 l : C „: ,: e i i luir i t , t : l : u ti l'ut, lii ib o : e n 'l l:e s' ,.. * : deed the .ioduelie of thin dii•posito is * (I PP I ' to have roduced an the cousoreaccs whiiD , 1 . he death 'of the b,ke; of 15svoNsitts 1 • g 0 been in a very alarm i ng 6ta'e. •H , via" 1° ,, A 1 bad detertuiriod to remove .itiat uaY I' C l ‘ 4l , b o ur A *bort tine before tie was to se i ott 001j . ,,,s L . i , symptoms retbrued, and incre.,s,il 0 jilt ''' '". 4 l 'i piday as to exciir a general apt,reLeasiont4'itio would teriiiinate fatuity, anti tins ii plentit.4l reqiiized b . , the in; ',lnc:linty (Attu of his Li° .. 0, one (,'et)ck. illie f)ucheisb was iu iiiv t" L '' li s , 'fatal ihomeht, that teh IWO Stroo; Ily..'t 0, M,lrgiiis of 11.%11TiNGTQN .WitS 2ib'%.; t•r o ': ,31 0 awt,nl ci i:o•4', ,ii,.l t, .ott4h Vdcr tier d ' s e ,' alio `lion inni,..ll, ;, e ~,,,k C h i p ot , ess, •, re.l4“-)Yeif 'cr tri.in ihe :,otirottil 5.,!..1ie.. 1, of ,• ) 1 is siiiii ii , but the f:ttr! l'AiA/401'11 ;i Priyycou6oil, I. tel ,W,t)001. it' "' II o t 0 • ZlStt-crs,. itiTii7,i---1,,,v ii,-, ~,, the oe i , ~,, umi.i,di one to Mr, 'IIF,Nor CAVSI).f', L" t';,."tl,;l'. 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