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London, England, 1802-10-05 00:00:00

LONDON.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER s.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t

3 per Can Cont.+ls 69.1—for account 64
Oniniurn 71 to 74 diG
• PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :
3 per Cent. Conf. 69} 7o 691 Omniurn 7i dif.
s per Cent. Ann. tot};}l Englith Tickets IA sp.

A Ilfoniteur of the 111 came to hand this morn-
ing, from which we have made a few extrads.—
. Five per Cents. 52 fr. 85 c.
• PARIS, BVENDEMIAIRE (SEPT. 30).—The Le-
gitlative Body in the fitting of the 3oth of Prairial
Lai ( June t 9), decreed, that a Medal should be
Bruck to commemorate a feffion fo remarkable, in
the c6urfe of which Treaties of Peace with fix
Powers were publiihell ; Worfhip and Public In-
&union were reorganized ; and the Colonies re-
conquered, much more by the witilom of the laws
than the force of arms.

This Medal was prefented to the FIRST Consui
on the 111 Vendemiaite lail (September 23), by
the Adminiarative Commitlion of the Legiflative
Body.

ACTS OF THE GOVERNMENT.
DECREE OF 13 MISSIDOR, YEAR 10 (JULY 2).

•The Confuls of the Republic, on a Report from
the MiniQer of the Marine and Colonies, with the
advice of the Council of State, decree :
Art. I. All foreigners are forbidden to bring into the Conti-
nental territories of the Republic any slack, Mulatto or other
people of Colour of either fez.

11. All Blacks, Mulattoes or other people of Colour of either
Ls, not in fervice, are forbidden to enter in future the Conti-
nental territories of the Republic under any pretence whatever,
unlefs furnilbed with fpecial authority from the Magiftrates of
the Colonies from which they came ; or if they did not come
from the Colonies, without the authority of the Miniaer of the
Marine and Colonies.

All Blacks or Mulattoes who, after the publication of
this Decree, than intr3duce thendebres into the Continental
territories of the Republic, without being furnithed with theau-
thority denoted in the preceding article, mall be arrefted and
t finhaed till they be fent out of the country.
V. The Minifter of the Marine and Colonies is charged with
the exam on of the precut Decree, which than be inferted in
the Bedletin dei 1,41.

Th- Firft Conful, (Signed) SONAPARTIL .
By the Firft Conful.
The Secretary of State, (Signed) n. ak. MARET.
DECREE OF 16 FRUCTIDOR, YEAR 10, (SEPT. 3.)
The Confuls of the Republic, on a report from
the Minifler of the Marine and Colonies, decree—

Art. I. Tbc plantations, houfes, and magazines at St. Do-
mingo, and Guadeloupe, having been adjudged in general at a
low price, in cafes of emigration and ahfence, they (hall remain
in trust from the date of the publication of the prefent decree,
both for the benefit of the public adzniniftration of the Paid pro-
perty, and for that of the proprietors, when there are grounds
for putting the latter in potretnon, which than be done, what-
ever may have been the term ftipulated for the duration of the
lczfes.

11. No alteration mall be made in the particular arrange-
ments that may have been voluntarily entered into between
the farmer and the proprietor again put in poireffioa.
111. The Miniiter of the Marine and Colonies is charged
with the execution of the prefent decree, which than be in-
fcrtcd in the Bulletin des L is.

The Firft Conful, (Signed) BONAPARTR.
By the Firft Conful,
The Secretary of State, (Signed) IL IL MARC'''.
BONAPARTE, FIRST CONSUL OF TIC TIMM! acrostic, AND

PRISIDLNT 011 Tilt ITALIAN autistic, DZCIALS,

Arr. L Artillery, fmall arms, and warlike ammunition, than
to ceded out of thde now exifting in the Italian Republic.
IL The sttillery now in thole places belongs to the Italian
Republic, to the amount of 4,000,c00 of HMS.

111. The holinifter at War of the Italian Republic mall ap•
point an officer of artillery to fuperintend the difinantling, draw
up inventories, and make eftimates, in concert with an officer
of the French artillery, whom the Minifter at War of the
Drench Republic !hall appoint.
IV. AU the pieces of Artillery which (hall be ceded to the Ita-
lian Republic mall be re•calt to the calibre of 6, sa, ill, and
341 b.; the mortars to 8 and so inches; and the howitzers to s
inches 6 !loci, in the courfe of the year is.

V. The Muller at War of the Italian Republic than caufe
two bridges of boats to be conftruetcd, one fur the patrage of
the Po, and the other for the OgHo and the Adige.
VI. Fifteen thoufand mufquets, aOOO pair of piftols, and woo
carbines, than be made in the courfe of the year is.
VII. There thall be an armoury at Mantua, capable of con-
taining topco marts ; and at Pizzighetone, one of tipoo.

VIII. The Minifter at War of the Italian Republic is charg-
ed with the execution of the prefent decree.
(signed)