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FRENCH FUNDS.—OCT. 1.
love FRENCH
Cents.
Closed at 93 f. 80 c.
sank Stock
Neapolitan Five per Cents 1655 f. —. c.
761 f.
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411'etlange on London—One Month 25 f. 50. c.
Three Months 25 f. 35 c.

thA &
. le of Norfolk Papers has been received
13 morning,
but not of a later date than those
received yesterday, consequently they do not
contain any information.

We
in refer our. Readers to an interesting article
°l4 Paper this day, relating to the HOLY AL-
ti ILICE. It comes from a valuable correspondent,
to
-11041 we have been indebted for several
-rrner articles on the same subject. The views.
ad intentions of this same HOLY ALLIANCE
are at Present wrapped in deep mystery, and
4ttir4lY texcite the attention of all Europe.—lt
a kind of Institution of a novel and anoma-
lous) but certainly not of an alarming, nature, for
the Members must have too much good sense to
4
llPP'se that they can venture to adopt any
Anac:asilr es that will be revolting to the opinions
feelings of mankind, or that will intrench
u 414 the independence of other States.

h
e disturbances in Ireland are rapidly in-
treasing, and are distinguished by all the fea-
tires of atrocity which formerly characterized
esYsteln Of outrage in the disturbed districts.
as rrt
"e Perpetration of murders, or attempts at
h sassihation,—conflagrations,—the destruction of
f°4"s--the maiming of cattle, &c. &c., are of
equent and alarming occurrence. In some
atibuarters, the
Gentry are again beginning to
alid°4 their residences, and to seek refuge in
lice b3wns, abandoning the open country to the
centi'us devastations of the infatuated peasantry
ST-

Lode out AT To vox, &c.—A very violent storm
out here on the 19th September. Towards
leo p a shower of rain fell with extraordinary vio-
teC accompanied with loud claps of thunder.—
underbolt fell and struck the fort of La-
Proutle? Where it made one victim, and was near
the ellig one of the greatest of misfortunes—for
d,r`ktylosion took place a few feet from the pow-
ski rt",iest) where was deposited at the time a con-
dete,;„a'lle quantity of powder. After a loud
tol,-"ation, the ball fell in the shape of a great
stald4l;tk of fire, on an unhappy soldier who was
This-ing sentinel outside the draw bridge of the fort.
La "fortunate soldier retired into the sentry-
fall t° shelter himself from the rains which
tries.with extraordinary force in these coun-
his o The bolt struck the brass clasps on
Small k collar,—thence it descended on a
,of at the man had at the button hole
nati 82. „-atl and was broken in pieces ; then after
nh7assed between the coat and the belt,
fell
;i," quite black aboveovithout either. the
?IL il)rt '''e buttons suffering the least injury, it
Iclrto:,-° the sea, which was quite near. The un-
the Cate Matt fell quite dead, without exhibiting
Side beast contusions. His musket remained at his
to undisturbed. Two other soldiers who came
I°ockeefr) and were near the sentry box, were
41ef vp-' down with the same thunder bolt. lte-
they 'as brought, and after an hour's suffering
killed were Perfectly well. Two people were
hY the lightning within seven or eight
t°
tea °f Toulon.—On the road from Toulon
t° lhLe an unfortunate coal-dealer is supposed
\tas 'e perished. His mule, laden with coal,
ItheraTried away by the rain into a torrent,
Was s- 'vas drowned.—At Marseilles, the rain
chier".'leavy that it has done considerable rnis-
'ktroointhe town and its vicinity : hail-stones of
aati bpr,..luorY magnitude fell with great force,
e most of the glass in the windows.

t4h, otterilanzsche Courant of the Ist con.
the. following article
"\vii;s",,l)tit4,in C. Van GELDERN., commanding the ship ir,:o_7o,
tP,orts that on the 31. st of. Au *ust last, ten miles
Ptli3b °f Cadiz, he was fallen in with ai'schooner carrying a
I I'o3 o%Pendant at her mast head, and manned by 80 hands.
17,3'ted h eel's from the schooner came on board of, him, and
44v. plin where he c from and whither he was I;ound.
o,d 111R:111, swered their stion; he inquired who they were,
Laq ilvtl;`, they wanted -quaned was' informed in reply, thatt tahseya
ctratii%ii.:llll.eir power to9make him undergoi the samefa
eeyen-
-4:41d, aL"hich they had capta redon
sunk
preceding;
tl43ralecl completely plundering,. had k the crew they
411 f lum take with him. They added, that a few
/4thie-917te' they had sunk a brig with every soul on board.
-Nv' DIE then took on board DI men, am_ ong
-"4lz n a captain ia"nsd mate, all Spaniards, who had left
sed a2t4thi
eousrisl
ship,
they were taken."
1114LTAit, SEPT. 6. Yesterday afternoon a
two frigates, and a brig, sup-
-I)\lttl't,,t43 he French, passed the Straits from the
"oorin—rtanean. The Salisbury, Guild, bound
Ito
Was boarded in Cadiz Bay, on the night
4141 -fi'."th bit. by five men from an armed boat,
,t1(1 4,
-:et a scuffle between them and the master
I"ator-s`ew Of the Salisbury, three of the depre-
'Oar there made prisoners who were sent on
orls, t t-e Constitution Spanish' frigate, and put in
TIIF
is
n n'AsTirE.—The keys of this once terrible
PNtlz -Ite the United States, the property of
qeh'e " AsuiNcr-roN) one of the heirs of the
.erai.
I,,SAN
etid:9ll4aY PANATICISM.—In the village of
I'4 ' Nassau, a woman has murdered her
Coitahildren.
She perpetrated the horrid act
lhereb" blued, and declares that she hoped
order 31" h
tto
Provoke her husband to kill her, in
„riged--'t he might be brought to trial and
tlv as the murderer. had this taken place,
rtirtlettliisateTifident that ;hey would. all five have
er • t s met in Heaven. She regrets that
th 1
13 an has been disappointed, as she says,
ML,l4as4.e"kith hl!sband's want of feeling.. The
'ne wihich this poor woman is afflicted
°Per Setch belongs to the age •—(Uerm x. 22.)