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LONDON, SEPTEMBER 13,1802.

YESTERDAY we received Paris Papers to the

ioth instant.
The illonitear of the gth contains a long Arrete
for regulating the organization of the Assemblies
of Cantons, the Eleetoral Colleges, and other de-
tails, in, conformity with the Provisions of the Se-
natus Consulte of the 4th of August.
The dispute between France and Algiers has been
amicably settled, as appears by the Report upon

the subjea inserted in the Mcniteur of the Sib.

• made to the First Consul, sitting in the Senate, by
'Vie Minister of Foreign Affairs. The Dey, as
might have been expeeted, has acceded to all the
demands of the First Consul, supported as they
were by a powerful armament. The French Squadron,
commanded by Rear-Admiral LE ISS E GU rs, appeared
before Algiers on the sth of Aug. having on board the
Adjutant Commandant flu:, LIN, with a letter from
the First Consul to the' Dey, demanding a reparation
for the injuries offered to the French flag. This
Officer, on his landing, was received in the most
distinguished manner by the Dey, who, after pe-,
rasing the letter of the First Consul, prepared an
answer, in which he agreed, conformable .to the
demand contained in the letter, to liberate the
crews of two Neapolitan 'Vessels, one of which had
been taken by his cruisers near the Coast ,of France,
and the others whilst employed in the Etench ser,

vice. .He also agrees to punish the Rais, who ear..:.
ried into Algiers ,twp. French vessels, and promises
to respe& . in future the Fiench flag and the flag of
the RaiLiti Republic. : No demand was made by the
First Consul, as had been previously reported, for the.
general liberation of the European slaves in Algiers,.
it being confined with respesft to that subject, to those
who had been taken on board vessels in the French
service -; nor was the report corre6l, cf its , being
the intention, of France to 'insist upon a sum. of
money as a present inaetnnity; togither with a fu-
ture annual, tribute, no, such demand appearing, in
the letter of the First Consul. l'he views of
France with iespeet to the Barbary Powers appear
thus to haVe been bounded merely by the desire of
obtaining satislaftion for insults received, and a
guarantee from the, lley against similar injuries in
future. "-

The 'same Mon/tear. also contains a Repoit made
in a•siinijar manner by the Minister of Foreign Al*.
fairs, respeaing the Treaty between France and the*
Porte. The Minister in this Report_ makes some
general observations upon:the ancient relations. be-
tween the two Countries, and touches upon the ad-
vantages Which -France will gain by enjoying the
free Navigation of 'the Black Sea, by which a com-
munication will be opened with the Southern Pro-
vinces of Russia. . The Treaty, is. annexed to the
Report, which lias already been published as brought
'by the Hamburgh Mail.
The Bavarian Commander in Chief, in the Bishop-
ric, of Passau, has, by order of his Court, addressed
a Letter to the Prince Bishop, stating that the en_
:try of the Bavaro-Palatine Troops into the Bishop-
ric ought not to be regarded-as a formal occupation,
but as a necessary consequence of the. military
movements of the Austrians,. In another part of the
Empire, the new' Eleetor of Mayence has 'protested
against the occupation of Eichsfeld and Erfurt by
the Prussian Troops, before the Germanic 'Body has
decided upon the subjeft of the ..Indemnities.—,
These circumstances,_however, are of little import-
ance, except go far as they sheW' the temper and
disposition of the Parties concerned, as it is suf.
ficiently evident in what manner the husinest of the
Indemnities will be finally arranged.

In Switzerland,, Proyositions, by Negotiation,
have again been made by the leading men in the
Smaller Cantons; but whether with a view to gain
time, or with a real desire to bring about an ami_
cable arrangement with the Helvetic Republic, re..
mains yet to be determined.

p., Cents. wcro on the Sth at sz. 25.

.Yesterday THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRIN.
CESSES attenkted Divine Service at St. George's
Chapel, Windsor.
There will not be any business done at Sr.
James's till next Wednesday se'nnight, when it is
expected that His MAJESTY will hold a Lever, and
the QUEEN a Drawing-room.

The DUKE of YORK reviewed the ist DraPoons
at Wimbledon, on Friday ; it rained during the
greater part of . the evolutions, with the precision
and rapidity of which, however, his Royal Highness
expressed the highest approbation. This Corps pro-
ceeds this day to Exeter.
The PRINCESS of WALES goes to WeYirnuth
for some days, to see the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE,
who is to remain there six weeks longer.
PRINCE WILLIAM of GLOUCESTER arrived at
Petersburgh on the Bth of August.
This morning arrived a Mail from Lisbon, brought
to Falmouth by the Prince of IVales Packet, in nine.
days.
Captain HAwns, of the Royal Navy, was pre-
sented to His MAJESTY at the Levee on Wednes-
day last, by Admiral Sir J. B. WARREN, Ban,
Lady CLAv atr4G was presented to Madame
BONAPARTE, on the sth inst.
The Gazette of Saturday contains a Notice to
Claimants under the Convention with the United
States of America, concluded at London on the 4th
of November, 1794. It appears, that in the first
article of this Convention, concluded' on the Bth
of January last, the United States, in discharge
of the money which they might have been liable to
pav, in pursuance of the sixth article Of the first-men-
tioned Treaty, engaged to pay, for the use of the
persons described in the said article, the sum of
b00,0001.-by three instalments. All person§ there-
fore who intend to claim the benefit of the said first
article, are requested to lodge their several claims
in writing, without delay, with J. W. Hay, Esq. at
the Office, No. 7, Great Marlborough-street. The
form in which such claims are to be drawn up, is
given in detail in the Gazette abovementioned.
The bags making pp at the Post (Zee for Ben-
gal, to be conveyed out by the Stirling Castle, and
for the Cape of Good Hope, by the Suffolk, are to
he closed to-morrow or Wednesday. The bags for
New.:York, by the Ship John Morgan.; for Boston,
by the Sampson ; and for Bermuda, by the Experi. •
meet, are to be closed this day.
A very liberal subscription has been begun at
Plyisfouth, for the relief of the aged and infirm
artificers, their wives, and families, lately dis-
charged from that Dock Yard, by order of the
Lords of the Admiralty.
The, Renard Sloop of War, which carried out the
orders for the evacuation of Martinique, arrived
about the middle of July ; but the Island was not to
be delivered tip until the Troops •from France ar-
rivid. • . .

The 1-lei-ring Fishery to the Westward of the
Isle of Mann, has failed this se':ftil ; biit, to the
Southward of the Calf, and thence to poug!as.Bay,
it has been very abundant,

NAViIL NEWS.

FALMOP7II, SETT. Ito.

ARRIVED .the Ship Carteret, Capt. JCbTT,
from London bound to the Cape of Good Hope,
with the loss of her.main.topmast in a gale of wind
this morning; one Seaman was unfortunately
drowned in consequence, and another had his arm
broke.

Arrived the Prince of /Vales Packet, Capt. Tonp,
with Mail from Lisbon, eight 'days passage: Pas 7:,
sengers 'by her are, Mr. WILKINSON, Mr j...-
.MONTGOMER Y and Son, Mr. MEYERS, Mf:F-RAN7.
CIS TAGG, Mr. B. KNIGHT, and-Mr. J. FOIE
SILVA LOUREIRA.

Arrived the Duke.of York Cutter," Capt. PERRY;
from Palinas left there ,the Ship Liberty, of Sun-
derland, which was ready and-'about to sail for-
London, Two other vessels, names uoknown, had
sailed for Bristol, and the Brig Chalmers, Capt.
STONE, frOm Malta hound to Oporto.
Sailed the. Brig Elizabeth and. Grace, B. GIL-
L TARD, with butter, for Salcombe ; the Sloop Har-
riet and Ann, H. BAKER, with butter, &c. for
Shoreham ; the Brig Two Erothe, s, "Ross, with gro-
ceries, &c. for Exeter ; the'Bri r-a, DENNIS;
with spirits, for Briitol ;- the Brig Woodbille,
MARR INS, for Montrose ; the Sloop'B/ang,
LY, for-Poole; the French Loggers Les.Denx Freres,
VENNANT, La Cybelle, MASSON, Jane Mary
PEl:kicks, and Le Caroline,.Mot zt:At , with Salt,_
for a market ; and the Princess Charlotte Packer,
KERR, with Mails of' the Ist inst. for Jamaica and
Barbacloes. •

The Prince Ado.lioh-us Packet, JONES, will sail to_
morrow, with Mail of the 7th inst. for Lisbon.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 12.

Tx Is' day passed by the Isle of Wight, the Da_
nisiF Ship Phenix, from St. Thomas, bound to Co-
penhagen.. From her was_landed' His Excellency
GovernorVoN ScHouroN, who was Commandant of.
that Island when it surrendered to Admiral DUCK.
WORTH, and Who sets off this evening for London„.

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Arrived His Majesty's Ship j 64—guns,'
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from China. -

Passed by, the ll7oodford, from China •
Arrived'at the Motherbank late on, Friday even.
ing, His Majesty's Ship Hi.nd,• from.the Mediter-
ranean, and was there put under quarantine, from
which. she was this morning released.

Also arrivca last in:ski... *Lc and.
put under the like restraint, the Delight_ Sloop of
War, the Hon. Capt. AYLMER.
This evening also arrivedat.same place, and put
under similar restridion, His Majesty's Ship..Arhe2
nian, of 64. guns, 'Capt. Sir THOMAS LIVING-
STONE, from Malta, last from Gibraltar, which
••- •
place she left the 25th ulr.
Arrived this day at Cowes Road, the Danish,
East India Ship Norge,- homeward bound.