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London, England, 1806-08-12 00:00:00

PRICE SIXPENCE.

to obey the lawir, .cold to follow all the regulations
of the CiYil Code ?
7.,Who'are they who are called Rabbins ? ,
8. What Civil jnristlitiioti do the Itabbins-exer- •
else among the Jews What power of punishment
do they possess ?
9. Are the mode of chusing the iabbins, And the
systbrn:of punisht-nent, regulated by the• Jewish
Laws, or are they only rendered sacred.by custom ?
10. Were the Jews forbidden by their laws tb.
take usury of their-brethren ? Are they permitted or
forbidden to do this of strangers
1. Are those things proclaimed which Are for-
bidden to the Jews by their law ?
ROCHELLE, JULY the night between the
16th and •16th instant tifteen or sixteen English
pinnaces, each manned with eighteen or tivetity '
nett; fitted out by tv,:o frigates that had the night
before Cast atichorat fhelnonth of the /liver ofthe
Gironde, -attacked .-at 'the•- satte• tine, about one
o'clOCk in Ohe morning, two brigs, the. Cesar and
the 'llazard, stationed before. the Fort of Verdun.
The greatest number .of boas bearing down on the
Ccpsar, the crew of that 1-irig Were obliged, after
,a bloody anti obstinate combat, to yield to the num-
bers of the enemy, favou,red by -the darkness of the.
night.' The sure fortune did not attend tile attack
on the Brigs Hazard. The English Were repulsed
with the loss.ofa number of boatS, which were sunk.
One of these boats, having three rnt..lu, killed, among
whoth was a•Lieutenant, and three wounded, and
hin'ing also a leak, was thrown oh the, coast, in the
CO;iltllUile of St.. George de Didonne, in the-distria
of :',larennes. The crew, consisting of, eighteen
men, of 'whom one was a ;Midshipman, have. re-
ceived every humane attention, and the wounded all
the assistance of art. •

VI7.NNA', 'JULY '2O. --Russian COuriers have
brought to the Ambastiador residing at our Court,
orders, whin he is charged to tr.hismit as, speedily
as possible, to the'ComMariders of Troops anti VOS,
sell employed in the Adriatic, that :bey abstain froM
every kind Of hostility towards the French and ha-
. ,

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STRAS/11.711G11, JITLy 3 Re news. of the sign-
.
incr of R6ace bTtw6en- [ranee has-been.
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celebrated here.

Count, NIETTEI!NIOI-1 WINN Etunt.c.;, the Austrian
Ambassador at the Coult of. France,, set, out--this
morning for Paris.

'NAPLES, JULY Royal Decree has appoint-
ed the formation' of. a Civic: .\voich will con-
of pitizeits„who ilj-e.friertdsl of the nes,V Govern-
,
meat, -whose duty it be to watch over 1),..61ic
and private.tranhtlity ui NrciiieS.
A disagree' bie accident tour pia& last Tuesday in
. one of our suburbs. :—Soole t ons I(2..ided with
gunpowder curie 'during the night froai Ca'siejamare
to the city ; one, of the barrels being in a bad state,
permitted the gunpowder to escape, Which not
observed by the conduetors in h. of the
darkness--a ~spark emitted from the waggon \rvhetls,
or from the horses' shoes, set fire to the Scatter2A
gunpowder,' which was in an instant communicated
- to that in the waggons, which, with. their cooduc-
tors,.andseveratneighbouring buildings, were bl, tirn
into the air. Seventy persons were buried ulicLT. the
ruins. The Goveriiment discovered' the greatest
anxiety to furnish assistance to the unfortunate vic-
tims of this accident.

• 13Emarr.-=-The Russian Messenger BLUMENTHAL,
who brought, lli.;patches to
,the Ambassador. Count
DE STAOKIELBERO, iminAliately set out IQ proceed
to the KING of •SWED This Prince ought to
iearn, that if he do not promptly desist-from hostile
measures agroinst Prussia, Russia wills& offensively
against him by sea and land.
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DUSSELDORF, AUG. 4..--L.Ttle Grand
CHIT has taken pOsSession, in his- own natn, of Cie
Counties of Bentheim;Steirtfurt,• Florstrnar;
the distri& of Looz. A Proclamation of his Impe-
rial Highness to this effeft, dated.at Dusseldorf, July
25, has been published in these distrias.

PARIS, AVG.
_§flUadrons still,cruize
along our Coasts, though eiperience has taught
them how insufficient their vigilance is to prevent
our. Ships from putting to t.ea,-,,,From.timftto time,
intelligence is received , from ,our Ports, that-;,they
make their appea,•,mce before them, On the 20111
of July a, Squadron pieseated itself before Sables
D'Oloane. -

VLEI‘QTA,. JULY ; 20:—,..Since :the Russian -Ccirn-
mandant retUsed, before,ithe arrival of new instruc-
tions, to deliver up ,Cataro; theAnstriar) Troops,un-.
der General I.3kLLEGARDE are posted at Sabioncello,
in 'the territory of Ragusa. No doubt Pis entertained,
however, that CAaro will be evacuated by the Rus-
sians in a short titre. .
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VENICE, JULY 16.-.—lt_is .now more and more
confirmed; that the Moritenegins are in' possession-
of Cataro. Within these eight days a number of
Ships have been freighted with provisionsat:this place,
anti sent to Dalmatia for the supply of the French
Troops there'.

MUNICH, JULY 23.-It is now understoqd, that
the French Troops in Bavaria are in full rnarCli to
take possession of the Intrviertel and Saltzburgh,
two Austrian Provinces, for the purpose Of occupy=
in; these t Aco territories provided a certain Power
should longer refuse to make up the indemnitiCation
of 24, millions of francs, for the long stay of 'the
French in Bavaria;

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RATISBON, JULY 25.—At Donauwerth they are '
busy shipping artillery, which circumstance gives
rise to, nutuerou3 teports. So much is in tkc Mean
time certain, that great movements take place ainong,
the French Troops in Germany. It is. said that-
our neighbourhood a large French encampinent will
be'plarined out.

PARIS, AUG. I.—From a view 'of the fort/pats
issue of the Negotiations between France and Russia