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London, England, 1802-07-12 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

AMSTERDAM, JUNE 27.—T0 allay the fears of
the mei eliants, in regard to the Bank of this City,
and to enfure its credit, which the government
has re eftablithed, the 'Treafrirer-General of the
State has made known, by a proclamation, that
it has taken under its particular direCtion every
thing that regards this inllitution and its preferva-
tion. The city, however, guarantees conjointly
with government the Innis depolited in it. The
differences which ezilled amr.ng the Jews here, re
fpefting their religious ufages, have been accom-
modated by the intervention of government, and
the municipality of this city, in which they form
a population of 60,0c0 f.tils. They ate dillinguifh-
ed by their riches and indefatigable indufti y.
Mils., JUNE 16 —This day the college of the
Porlidenti opened their fittings, and proceeded to
eh:: cleft ion of a Prefident and two Secretaries ; the
choice of Prelidenti fell upon Citizen BENVENurt ;
and that of Secretaries, on Citizens POR AO and
CACCIA ; Citizen GUICCIARDI was choferi a Mem-
ber of the Council of State. A propofition was
made in the Sitting of the 22d, and agreed to, that
a letter Ihrurld be written to lii/SAPARra,exprellive

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The college of the Commercianti alio opened
their Sittings, and proceeded to the cicaion of their
Officers; they have alto voted a letter of thanks
to BONAPAILTE.

The college of the Dotti went through the fame
ceremonies.

Jong 24.—This day the Legiflative Body of the
Italian Republic had its fira meeting conforma-
bly to the decree of the FIRST CONSUL, its Prefi-
dent. This meeting was announced to the people
by a difcharge of cannon. The Sittings are fecret,
agreeably to the refolutions of the Contaution,
FRANCR6ORT, June 30.—The following is the
molt au b:ntic information we have been able to
learn in regard to the indemnities :
The plan of the fecularifation is drawn up, de-
creed, and approved. In the courfe of next month
a French Minifter:will repair to Ratilbon to caufe
it to be carried into execution, according to the de-
fire of the principal Courts interefted. The Elec-
tor of Menu will alone retain the dignity of Eccle-
iiaftical EleCtor, and will remain Archchancellor
of the Empire, but he will lofe a part of his Rates.
Thole who are in the fervice of the Princes whore
pail:lions are dellined for indemnities, will retain
their places and appointments. The Chapters will
also be retained for;he prefent, and until the death
of their Members.

&ALIN, JUNE 22.—This morning an Officer in
the lithe of his Pruflian Majelly arrived in this
capital. He repaired to the department of foreign
affairs ; and fume hours after let off with docu-
ments taken from the archives of the State. It is.
thence inferred, that the interview of the two Mo.
narchs relates to lome political objet of great
importance. It is afferted that the Court of Vienna
is not much fatisfied with the greater part of the
arrangements made between France, Ruffia, and
Pruffia. A new declaration is expelled on the part
of the Emperor. It does not appear that the po-
litical arrangements now in agitation are fo near a
concluf'on as was expelled.
CON 3TANTINOPLI, MAT 25.—A French Mei_
chant veffel arrived here a few days ago. This is
the firlt fince the termination of the war. We
learn that other two veffels of the fame nation have
at rived at Smyrna. There are now in our pert
above 6o Auftrian veffels. The Aga of the Janif•
laries has arrived from Egypt with two (hips of
war. The plague makes great devarlation in that
cnunzry. War has broken out between the Ruf-
flans and the Perfians. The former have pene-
trated, it is laid, into the province of Ghilan.—
The Regent of Perfrt is on his march, with a body
of troops, to oppofe their prngrefs. The oppredion
experienced by the Ruffian faftory at Retich, and
the expullion of the Ruffians from Allerabat, miff
have given rife to this rupture. Troop, are march-
iag every direelion againll PASS WAN OGLOU,
whole movements give more and mire uneafinefs
to the Porte.

VI F tl JUNt 25.—The Emperorhas appointed
the Archduke JOHN Inipeaor General of the Ma-
rine. A courier from Palermo lately brought in
telligence to d.c Q2cco of Naples, that the K 1111.4
had left Sicily in order to return to his capital.—
A hcond courier is expelted to announce the de-
parture of the frigate which is to take the (bisen
on board at Trietle, and convey her to Naples.—
This Printers will emb.trk fuon after for Bat celona.

BANES OF THE MAINE, JULY 1.--The Heredi-
tary Pi incefs of Baden arrived nn the 27th nit. at
Carifrulic in Eterfed health, with the Hereditary•
Prince, and the Princefs MARY her children.

The Gazette of Brunn announces that. a corps
of the army of PAS swe x ()Gamy entered Buchareff
on the 4th of Lill month. The Editor adds, that
he had this irttlligence from M. Mugs ',iris,
Conful t.f his Imper►al Majefly in Wallachia, and
who is now at Cronliadt in Tranfilvania.

LONDON.