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London, England, 1804-08-30 00:00:00

INSOLWIVTS-.

LIST OP PRISONERS WMO PROPOSE TO TARE• TIM
DEPETIT OF THE LATE INSOLVENT ACE.
(Confirmed fens air Papa n Toeslay.)

PRISCORMRS In the Gaol at 11-CHESTER, in the Clunty of
501.14111te..
FIRST NoTICE.

J ltn Winiontr, of the pariM 'n 'fie c,,e 07
SoinervA, fithnioulier.
Seth 'I% let. formerly of Rio:Nook, in tae counts of Sgurtvr.
let, and late et LittleJamei strimt, in the county albytilietctt.
plAi.4. ref.

George Rowe, in the pa•ish of Cannington, in the county
of S• nem'. labourer.

tbain :YON of the parish of Bricl4ewater, iu the money (1
Sustenet. crld.under.

G.totge &dee", of Oakhill, in the parish of Sheldon
kt, 1.1 the e runty of Sonvmet, b.Jtchet.
John (late. of the peri‘h of Setworthy, in the county of S-1.
merle, enataster end shopkeeper.

Wil:imm Sprouting, nf ther parish of Bringeoater, in tint
county of tkyiernyt, innkeeper.
Samuel V.igg, of the pariah of South Pathetic's, is the
county of Somerset t ,bour:r. . _

Willoas Cooper, Gf the parish of Ildtrotzr, in the amity tif
Sontene, sawyer

sir F4warrl (PB-ien Prece' of Sion hour, in the entrito
!Anette. and Also of 8010 nele*tot-t, i t the twist% of Mil
!Inane, iu tt:e county. of Idleter, Bonnet.

'Monti" nary Ci tlii port* of tichestae, in the errant, Of
11-4rierwl. plasterer
An el Easards, ores, parish of Marriott, in the county of
Sumer-et.

Saret.el Zecott, of the pati4h of Folvierton, in the county of
Scnnerkt, btade.solith. •

PRISONERS 11 th. OWL n( the Cosity of LriersTEß.

/list POTICI.
Richard retrust, heretotera of Austr.e. in t. eeoifatr a
Warwick, and late et Aleutians, in tag county .1 LI
barites.

Withaai Lewthan, ;atc of Nethersral, in the c,iulty nt
C,gtet, li4mi•e:.

Th"g"' Pamir. hoie of the Borough of Laiionter, in the
County of Le.cetter, plasterer.

PRISONERS in the Clues of YOTUip iq sad for thy Court,
of If.nk.
►iteT leOTlOl.

• William Toralin4,l, :Ito of, Hinningbroue, in the F..ait
Itirrrir of the count: ofT•a4c, yennnn. •
liephen.Biorrtbry..iate nf Low in th. N nth Riding
of the ckonty of Yoi k, tams. •

PRISONERS its the Gaol in the'Gnle of CHESTER, for the
egouty of C. e%te-
II litre eoTICZ.

G •orge Wham, forturrty ip•••••or of Burley work houtLe,
and la.e of Sulloatarnitky, both In the county of C
shopkeeper.
Char .es Ctot.ta Kt, formerly of Tapotley, and late of Santa, ich,
both in the cuunly of Closter, shotantalser.

PR ISO4ERS in the Gaol tor the Liston, el' the fett let
MACCIASFIELD, Mt M s.ne4, to the Comity fe
Owner.

lIt4T NOT;et.

Silmwel Ssepfeed, Ime of 5qp..1,440+, ow My wont! of CIUMOIN,
.e. dr, Ake., cnd <ince of A•04,1-u-seler Lim-, in the t^,w-Lts
of L.nesate., .hens. a,,1 or en IN efic,, • anwitl• • t

11,Altest, ilosia..y, in ant tuunty Clster.
ioakeepe:.

PRISON Bit in !MP Gml of the FMr,AO of ORLAT TAR.
MOUTH, m the Coomy

TINS? NOTICIL

John Maw. tee, lee cr. Plym...th Dock, ;n the county of
DeW.II. and 1.. t n, L °nerd •trrt, ftasburv.g!,...r:, nt the
county of 1444tesa, We pewee of lilts hkinty s mow nt was
the Zebn.

(To 111 colihstood. 3.

I

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, AUGUST IQ.

A.eeording to letters from Vienna, the rumour is
yet general, that the Emperor of Germany will have
an interview with the King of Sweden, in the Camp
of Moravia. Their Royal Highnesses the Archdukes
Charles and 3ohn will accompany their brother, the
Emperor.

The Ambassador of the Emperor of the French
at Vienna has ordered the arms of his Sovereign to
be placed over the door of his hotel.

Several officers of the 3d battalion of the 23d
regiment of inf.unry, which was lately at St. Do-
mingo, have arrived, upon parole from Jamaica, at
Bourdeaar.

A curious tutus nahtst made its appearance on the

14th of July near Evreus. A cat brought forth a
small animal which has nothing of the species of its
mother. The head is that of a Newfoundland dog,
and the hinder parts of the body, including the tail,
that of a rat, both in shape and colour. The head
is very large and disproportionate, compared with
the body. This little monster, which the mother
nourishes and takes care of as her other kittens, is
only four inches long, from the head to the t.+il. It is
said that M. Petit Thouars is charged to bring to
the museum of natural history, this new pal de la
sea 'we.

The Emperor has authorised the Bishop of Ghent
to confer priests orders on '.27 young men, who
have paid fur substitutes, and are of course excepted
from conscription. In the diocese of Ghent are still
atenracies vacant for want of priests to officiate.
The fair at benegaglia, in the Papal territory, has
been very brilliant this year: a number of ships from
irriew had carried there very rich cargoes, chiefly
of English palatines, which bad a rapid and ad-
vantageous sale.
M. De Rochambeau, Ex. Marshal of France, and
father of the General of Division, Rochambeau,
late Commander in Chief at St. Domingo, at pre-
sent a Prisoner of War in England, has published
She following letter:
" At Aachamtseas, mew Vendome, July 27, 1804.
" Ohioan Falai. Coleus; of St. Domingo, has, accord.
ing blithe Hemmers, laid a very ',minus complaint against
Goon& Rochambeau, behire the French Consul at Hay-small. I
know, front exparicnce, that in the crust position my son found
himself during the last six months of his command in the
wawa of Cape, besieged both by sea and land, it would have
been diffienit for hint* avoid exercising some acts of setcniy,
iniumsen trvori thellineessriy and the wants of his tro3;11. But
what I know as more certain is, that there is no generosity in
eammtting two persons now, of whom the one as at Havan-
na!, and the other in the County of Derby, which is the
place where my son is Prisoner in Eflgiana, bath separated by
the ocean, at a &atalire of 1500 leagues from each other.
(sizoterl) " ROCHAMBE.U.I, Sen."
In cultivating the gardens and the ground round
Brews, in the department of Ain, the ruins of an
; old town, destroyed by fire, have been discovered.
Several Gaulisb silver medals, and several Roman
medals of gold, silver and brass, among which se-
veral are extremely curious, have been found. In
I digging the earth in the same canton, an urn, con-
taining silver medals to the weight of three pounds,
was found. They were all of the Colony of Marseilles,
and °false silver. On one side is engraved the genies
of the town, or the town itself is peisonified without
inscription. On the other side is a buckler, upon
which are the letters M. A. ; the initial and ter-
minating letters of the word Mustier. They are of
a fine impression, and engraved with exquisite taste,
which ascertains the date of the foundation of the
7 town. Every one knows that Marseilles was for-
merly a colony of the Phociane.
The Emperor of Germany has appointed Marc
Zaguri, Bishop of Vincenaa, a patriarch of Venice,
in the place of Cardinal Flangini, who die.) lately.
It is sot yet Lsown whether the Pope he. confirmed
this siornisation, as report says, that his Holiness
destined this place for his eminence Cardinal Fesh.
Never were rumours more numerous and more
contradiaory than at this moment; never did they
succeed each other with more rapidity: in one in-
stant it is reported that the expedition has sailed; at
another, that it ha: returned; and in a third, that a
landing has been made, A viaory gained; and our
braves (s o. £'axe') were advancing towards London.
k Again it is said, that immediately after landing a
peace had been concluded, the British navy dis-
mantled or given up, and lilerty and are
reigning in England as well as in France. Then
comes another report, that the Russian Emperor
has elselared war againn France ; that a Russian
fleet has passed the Sound, and a Russian army
. landed in Hanover, and that the three Austrian et.
camptnems had broken up, and that the troops were
=arching to support the Russians; and that, of
course, a Continental war was inevitable This is
succeeded by a rumour, that the mediation of Prus-
sia had the desired elfea ; that a cessation of arms
would immediately be signed, and a congress
for a general pacification would be opened at Aix-
Le-Chapelle. Upon further inquiry, all these ru-
L Mows are discovered to be the inventions either of

1311 T avaricious stock jobbers, or of OUT buey garret
politicians; who, not having talents enough 6-re-
gulate their own affairs, so that they can dine to for-
get hunger, kindly take. upon themselves, unin-
vited, to regulate the affairs of Europe ; and alter-
natively to distribute the cypress of defeat, the
laurels of victory, or the olive of peace ; but, so on.
grateful is the world for all their liberality, that
their stomachs continue as empty as their heads, and
their Lodies as naked as their minds. We should,
therefore, warn the public not to become the dopes
of rumours, the source of which we have now dis-
covered ; but to wait with patience the information
Government chooses to give concerning present
everts and the present situation of affairs.—(Jourval
de Porie). .

The Portuguese Negotiator and Ambassador, the
Marquis de Lima, is daily expeeted ; and immedi-
ately after his arrival, the commercial treaty, which
Field-Marshal Lasnes has been negotiating, will be
finally concluded and signed. It is said, that in
one of the articles, we obtain permission to import,
dual frfe, the produaions of our sills and cloth ma-
nufaaories, not only to the Portuguese ports in Eu-
rope, but to those in the Brazils and in the other
Portuguese colonies. It is added, that this com-
mercial treaty will immediately ba followed by
offensive and defensive alliance between the Empe-
ror of the French, the King of Spain, and the
Regent of Portugal.