Star.
London, England, 1802-09-21 00:00:00

HAMBUI2GIi MAIL.

PETFRfsuRGH, AUG. 27.—The Engin Ambaf
factor, Lord Sr. Hst.etes, is Bill here, but will fail
for England to.clAy or to.morrow. The new Pruf-
fian Ambairador, Baron GoLz, is expeCted fbortly.
Jjis effeas are already come with a (hip from Stet.
tin, and by the Emperor's ezprefs command, have
Wen paired at the Cullom Houfe unexamined.
The Nobility of the Government of Oul have
granted a rum of 34,686 roubles for the eftabligh•
ment of a noble Military School in the town of
Oal.
HAM BURGH, Sarr. zo.—All the German papers
are aill filled with letters from the different coun-
tries included in the indemnifications. It appears
that Ruffia, France, Auftria, Prullia, and Bavaria,
are now agreed ; the plan propofed will be very
fhortly earned into execution, and before the Diet
have determined whether it (hall be accepted,
the different Powers will have taken potreffion of
the (hares allotted to them.
HANSI/RON, SEPT* 13.--(FrOOF the New Ga.
amt.) In regard to the news communicated in
this paper (No. t 43,) and taken from the Masi-
tsar, (alto copied into the Englilb papers), refpea-
ing the termination of theenquiry inftituted agama
the Prince of SALIM KTSUILO, and a pretended
confeffion of the Paid Prince, we are not only au-
thorized, but particularly required, by the High
Commiffion, to declare, in conformity to the
truth, that the raid article is it Coto falfe, and that
it contains not a tingle circumftance refembling the
true (fate of the affair.

(From the Cerrejimition.)—The circumflances
which prevented the journey of Count PAMIN
through Sweden have been related' in various
newfpapers in many different ways, as well as the
caufes which gave rife to this event. Among all
thefe well or ill founded reports is only one vier-
tion remarkable enough co deferve to be contra-
dieted. We are her ehy aselterisedexprefily to declare,
that no correfpondence, whether dire& or indirea,
has taken place between the Emperor of Ruffia
and the King of Sweden,relating to the well known
affair of Count Pasta in Sweden.
It is raid to be now refolved to confer the Elec-
toral dignity on Salzburg, and the Grand Matter
of the Order of Malta in Germany, fo that in
future there will be sa Eleiffors.
COPIWNAGEN, SIPT. 4:—His Royal Highne&
the Caows PRINCM is now ezpeeed towards the
end of this month, and after the end of the au-
tumnal reviews he will again make a fhort mut.-
fion to Schlefwick.

From Genoa we learn, that the Danifb trade
is very bri4 in thoft Seas. Thirteen Danilh !hips
were in the port. The profits on the freight are
indeed no. longer to confiderable as during the
war, but the navigation is fifer, and fcarcelY ex-
poled to any danger. In fame parts of Iceland,
the fears of a fcarcity of the firft neceffaries of
life, .during the approaching winter, are fo great,
that many families are leaving the country, fome
going to Norway, Tome coming here. The
fifheries have alfo,been unprodu&ive this fummer.
STOCKHOLM, AUG. 3 WYIL, the Swedifh
Conful General at Tangier, arrived here laR Sa.
tUrday,.after a pafFage of 6o days,'
M..CASTILOII, Swedifh Secretary of Legation
at the Hague, who in the like quality to
• London, is fucceederry M. Amman, Secre-
tary for the Interpretation of the Oriental Lan-
guages, who was formerly wids the Swedifh
Embairy at Ccmitantinople.
CONSTAIITIIIOPLI• AUG. Io.—The Grand Vi-
zier, who arrived here a few days ago, made his
grand entry into Conflantinoplc on the ad, and
was received molt gracioufiy by the Sultan, from
whoT he received Come very rich prefents.
The Minißers who had been in his place immedi.
ately refigned their employments, as did alfo the
Camaican, or Governor of the City, whole office

is fufpendcd by the pretence of the Vizier.
Yellerday the Grand Seignior and the Chief Of-
ficers of State were prefent at the manoeuvres per-
formed by the troops, exercifed in the European
manner. His Sublimity exprefted great fatisfatlion
with their difcipline,' and made them a prefent of
a contiderable furn. The Commander is a Ger-
man Renegado.
Moldavia and Wallachia are now to have new
Horpoilars, for which offices perfons of the prince-
ly houfe Murat are dellined.

HAGUE, SIFT. 14.—Mr. LISTON, his Britan.
nic Majefty's Ambaffador at this Republic, arrived
here yefter.bly from Paris. The difappearance of
the French troops immediately on his arrival,
gives reafon to conjeOute that it took place in con-
kquence of a ilipulation made by the Engliih
Government with that of France.
The Commander IPAaaayo extraordinary
Aruba:actor from Portugal to the Court of Peterf-
burgh, after a residence here of two months,
proceeded yefterday for the place of his deftina-
don. His invaluable library of books, for the
moft part collated in this Republic, is to be pre.
(erred till bis return in the houfe in the wood, he

being unwilling to expofe them to the dangers of
a northern journey.
Ss Pr. 16.—Mr. LISToN, Minifter Plenipoten•
tiary of his Britannic Majefly to this republic,
proceeded this morning at eleven o'clock in a Sate
coach, to hare audience of the Members of the
Executive Government, to deliver his credentials.
To-day alto he made his vifits to the Members of
the Diplomatic Body. To-morrow he will dine
with the whole diplomatic circle, at the houfe of
M. d'Axousos, Mioilier of his Majefty the King
of Spain.
However fanguine the people of Antwerp and
Brufels may be in their expe&ation of a vifit from
the FIRST CowsuL, the report of that journey
meets with no kind of credit here. _ _ _

ROT T R Olt SE PT. I 7.—A merchant of this
city has juft received a fetter from a great com-
mercial boufe in Litbon, in which it is Rated, that
the importation of cordage has been recently pro-
hibited in Portugal. This warfare, it kems, was
fo rigoroufly carried into execution, that an Eng-
lifh kip, after ditcharging a part of her cargo,
was not permittted to laathe remainder. At the
inflance, bet/Met of the Englia Merchants refi.

ding in that city, the liritifls Ambafador was abotlt
to petition the Prince of Poar u GAI: for a revoca-
tion of the order, or at Leal permifGon that all the
(hips with cargoes of that article coming thither
in eonfkquence of previous orders, thould be per
to enter and difcharge. From the influence
of the Paid Ambatfador at that .Court, added to
the impoffibility of the Portuguefe fupplying their
own wants within themfelves, there being but
one confiderable rope-maker in Litbon, it was
thought that the application would be attended
with fuccefs ; in which cafe the cargoes on the
way, and thole there already, will meet with a
good market.
The Antwerpers fay, that they have given con• '
Gderable orders in this country for the building of
merchant Chips for their projeßed Colonial trade,
but who has received thefe orders nobody knows !,
If no Dutch nor Englith houfe of repute fettle
there, it is thought they will not as yet have any
great occafion for Weft India fleets.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER. it.
Sr. Marrnaw.—Holiday at the Bank.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY ;
3 per C. Conf. 691 70f Opf Each% Hills 3s. to as. pre.
5 per C. Ann. miff Osmium 7 61 7/ de
Imp. 3 per Cent. Ann. 691. Cat for Odt. 7. 69.1

One Hamburgh and one French Mail have ar-
rived.

We have received Paris Journals to the z9th
int. The Office of Minifter of General Police is
abolilhed for the prefent, and FOUCHE, the former
Mlnifter, has, with the Minifter of Juftice, the
Archbiihop of Paris, and General AsoviLLa, been
nominated to the Senate.

The Fits? CONSUL pnrfues his gigantic plans
with unceafing ardour. By an Organizing Sena-
tus Confultum, the departmedts of the Po, La
Doire, Marengo, Sezia, la Stura, and Tanaro,have
been formally declared united to the French Re-
public, and the number of Deputies fixed which
each are to fend to the Legiflative Body. Turin is
declared one of the cities of the Republic. The
King of Sardinia is thus cut off from all hope of
being re-eftablithed in his dominions; nor has any
thing, even in the name of an indemnity, been pro-
vided for him. How hard his lot I after ezhauft-
ing his firength in defence of Religion, Order, and
Good Government I The rejorer of rot*" finds
it advifable not to 'Von tbe Mosarch..—Turin may
be confidered as one of the keys of Italy, and, by
the prefent arrangements, the people of that coun•
try, under the mock name of independence, are
rendered mere vaffals to France.

How long will this go on ?—.Tftl the Piny
Consul. execute all his vaft plans of ambition ?
No. The Power that overthrew the Throne of the
&miaows will, fooner or later, bring a new or.
der of things 1
A letter from Vienna, dated Sept. 4, Rates, that
on the ad Lord PAGST received dirpatches from
Conftantinople, with intelligence that PAISWAN
°Gum was entirely reconciled with the Porte ;
that the GaAs') ShIGNIOR had not only pardoned
him, bat given him the entire property of a con-
fiderable track of land. The late Horpodar of
Wallachia has alto been re-admitted into favour,
fo that complete tranquillity will loon be reftored
in all the provinces of Turkey in Europe.

Letters from Bruirels announce, that orders
have been received there from Paris, to prepare
lodgings for 200 men of the Confuter Guard. It
is therefore melted, that BONAPARTI will pay a
vifit to that city next month.
At the ball given at Peteriburgh on the Both
of Auguft by the Vice Chancellor Kt/RAMIE, were
prefent the Great Duke Cox STANTINI, Prince W
cum of Gloucefter, and Prince Louzs of Baden.
His Imperial Majefty was expeaed, but could not
come, on account of the fat, which happened on
thy day. _ _

The conclufion of Peace between Morocco and
the United States of America has been officially
announced to Mr. Suswrru, the American Con.
ful at Paris, by Mr. Sim ram', Conful of the Unit-
ed States at Tangier.—Five per Cents. 5a f. 75 c.
ACTS OF THE GOVERNMENT.

Puls, Sept. 18, (if fippkeleafary day.)
DICIII OT 28 raucutoos, YZAR 10, (SIFT. Is.)
The Confuls of the Republic, having heard the
Council of State, decree—

Art. L The heniftry of General Pollee is fuppreired.
IL The fundions of this Miniftry are united to thole of the
Grand judge, &Snifter of Inflict.
111. The Faint decree ball be infected d the Bulletin of
Laws. The Mft Capful (Signed) BONAPARTE.
By the Pleft Capful.
The Secretary of State (Signed) 11. 11. PURR,.
Tilt CONSULS Of Tot IRPUILIC TO TIM CONSIIIL•
♦ATIVI 'SMUT& _

Froaidor slith,year 10 (Sept. q).
Senators—ln virtue of the 63d article of the
Organizing Senatus Confultuns of Thet midor 16,
(Anglia 4,) the nit Conful dominates to the Se-
nate Citizens Ai/3210Lp Minifter of Juliice ;
lIILLOY Archbifhop of Paris ; Asortatis Gene.
sal of Divilion, and Fir 4 Infpeaor of Artillery ;
Foucus Miniller of General Police; and Ror.
plaza Prefident of the &aim of the Interior, of
the Council of State.
Citizen Ausaioii a tong time charged with the'
public bfanifiry of the Tribunal of Capzion, dif.

9layed in that office fuel talents and probity, as
railed him to the Miniftry of Ju(tice. In that in 2-.
portant place be has rendered fneh Cervices, that
the Firft Confal tltinks it his duty to reward him,
by making him affitme a feat among you.

Citizen D vat L LOY, for fifty year; of his epifco-
pacy, has been a model to the Gallican Church.
Being placed at the head of the firiL diocefe of
France, he exhibited himfelf an example of all the
apofiolic and civic virtues.
General Asovicr.a, known throughout all Ea-
rope by the talents he difplaycd in the war fo
the independance of North America, is at the head
of that army which has fo much• influence on the
delkiny of States.

Citizen Foveae, minifter of police, under dif•
ficult circumftances, accomplifhed by his talents,
his aaivity, and his attachment to Government,
every thing that there circumfiances required. Be-
ing placed in the bofom of the fenate, if other cir-
cumflances should am require a Minifter of Po-
lice, the Government could not find one more
worthy of its confidence.

Citizen ROIDIRRIL, deßined for the Senate on its
formation, has always diainguiihed himfelf in the
Council of State. His talents and attachment to
his country will be Rill more eminently ufeful in
the firft body of the Republic.

The Senate will fee in there nominations a defire
which the French Conful has of adding always to
its luftre and confederation. (Signed) BONAPARTR.
By the Firft Conful
The Secretary of State, (Signed) H. B. MALsr.
CONSERVATIVE SENATE.
ORGANIC SINATVS coast/Lynx.
Extraaed from the regifters of the Confervative
Senate, Fruaidor 24th, year to (Sept. t tat, ilios.)
The Confervative Senate aftembled to the num-
ber of Members prefcribsd by the Both article of
the conftitution, having Teen the projea of organic
SenatusConfultum drawn up in the form prefcribed
by the 57th article of the Organic Senatus Conful.
tutu of the 16th of Thermidor lag, after having
beard, on the motives of the fAid project, the ora-
tors of government. and the report of its fpecial
commiffion nominated in the fitting of FruEtidor
soth, and the adoption having been determined
by the number of voices prefcribed by the 56th
article of the Senatus Confultum, for organifing
the conftitution, decrees as follows :

Arr. I. The departments of the Po. Is Doh Marengo, Is
Seals, la Stun, and the Tomo. are united to the taritory of
the French Republic.
11. The department of the Po mall have four Deputies in the
Legiihtive Body ; the department of Marengo than have three;
the department of la Doire two; the department of is Scala
two; that of la Stun three; and that of the Tanaro four;
which will carry the Members of that body to the number
ot3lll.

111. Mete Deputies mill be nominated in the year xi, and
than be renewed in that year to which may belong the fcries,
or In which may be placed the department to which they have
be en zhagned. The Depudes of the department of Stara en.
cepted, who (hall go out only in the year z 6.
IV. The department of the Po !ha be dared in the !kit
(cries; that of Marengo in the fecund; the departments of la
Doire and la Sesta in the third; that of Stura in the fourth, and
the department of the Tanaro in the fifth.

V. The city of Turin &di be comprehended among the prin-
cipal cities of the Republic, the Mayors of which Mail be
prefent when the oath of fidelity is taken by the citizen nomi-
nated to fucceed the Firft Conful ; which will carry the num-
ber of thefe cities to twenty-five.
VL The prefent organic Bantus-CW*lmi
matted by a Meese to the Capfuls of the Republic.
(Signed) CA allIACIti 818, Second Coeful, Preidalt
FAIMUIS and Vnuaces, Seam:ice.
By the Confervative Senate,
The keeper of the archives and fcal of the Senate,
(Signed) CAVenT.

&all be trinf-

VIIIIIIIA, SIFT. OGLOV is com-
pletely reconciled with the Porte. The Horpodar
of Wallachia, whore return was prematurely an-
nounced, is at length about to repair to Buchareft.
All the complaints againa him are now forgotten.
Tranquillity prevails every where in European
Turkey.
LIGVORV, Aug. 30.—0 n the a 7th a Swills
fquadron confining of the Queen Louifa, of 120
guns, commanded by Vice-Admiral NAVA, and
two frigates of 44 guns, arrived in our harbour,
after a pafiage of ten days from Carthagena.—
Their Commanders paid a vifit to our Governor
the Marquis LiVILLITT29 as well as to the French
refident in this city. This morning arrived the
Argonaut, another Spanilb ikip of 8o guns, abd
others are expeaed. We have now in the harbour
ten !tips of war belonging to different Nations.
Our Sovereigns are expeded from Florence on the
6th of September. They embark on the 9th.—
Their departure has been refolved on, in conk-
quence of a Courier from Madrid difeatched by
that Court.

We learn from the Captain of an Imperial veilel
from Tunis, that a battle has taken place between
the troops of the Bey of Tunis and thole of she
Bey ofConftantine. If report can be credited, the
salon muft have been very bloody. We are in-
formed through the fame channel, that the Amen
can fquadron which bloc kades the port of Tripoli,
having landed a corps of soon men to attempt a
eariagkessin, and forage for provifions, thefe
troops were attacked by a multitude of armed
Tripolitans, vtho not only beat and repulfed the
Americans, but took 400 of them prifoners. We
Ira for 11."11firsuati, Cd:**lViaL

STATE PAPER.

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According to the sth article of the treaty of 14
GRAND DUKE OF TUSCANY.
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exalt enumeration of the population of the d
Duchy, recently made, it is certain that it cod,
tained 1,500,000 fouls, on 440
pbthryoevtzedc:coliauntnetthEpeumbinperliflaoedr
mired and applauded by all Europsesn:ofs nueniguik:lesinltitsu
public and ordinary revenues of the country, de
ing the year 1789, deduding the expenses of collet
lion, twiohnic,htoabree aboveequa ntoinaebmouiltlithonreseofmliivilreki
dred thoufand German florins. From thefe data
one may be eafily convinced, that ten years after
the Revenues oaffuthme
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Duke thinks he may in confciencefiat,
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been deprived fence the t Bth Sept. ;800. In regard
poled
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et,hbisyltohfse,ithmpeial Court.ererbavebeeo.ii
The Ecclefiaftical States of Salzbourg, Berchtsg
gaden, and Palau. The firfi of which, according
to the documents pnblithed in t 801 by the Chart
cellor of Salzbourg,does not yield entirely
florins; the revenues ofthe fecond are mnehlefsthn
soo,ooo florins, and chafe of the third are at atoll
250,000 florins, which makes under the moil fa.
Pourable fuppofition one million 330,000 florins
idly, The Ecclefiallical States of the free tows
in Suebia, proper for being employed as indemni.
ties, and of which the total produce, according
to the bell works in flatiftics, amount to about
2,370,000 florins, a sum which approaches in a
certain degree to that of the revenues of Tufcasy,
between which, however, and the propofed coo
tries there is this difference, that the firft forms a
territory connected in all its parts, and which
by its fituation and foil is fupericir, while the othe
countries arc altogether fcattered. In this
of things it may be eafily conceived how =lathe
Imperial Court ought to be furprifed to find in
the prefent plan prefented by the mediating
Powers, in regard to the indemnification of the
GRAND DUKE, propofals which fupprefs at kg
two thirds of what is due to that Prince, accord.
ing to the sth article of the Treaty of Lunerille,
by confining the indemnities, id, to the maim.
ries of Salzbourg, Berchtoldfgaden, and Patin,
except the town and territory of the latter billop
ric, fituated beyond the Inn and the Uz ; ad, To
I two other objerfts, altogether infignificant, and no
way proper to ferveasan indemnity, vi z. the balms.
zic s ofTrent and Brizen, the fir of which bringsonly
401000 florins, and the fecond 60,000, and which
both, notwithflanding that their Bifhops are per,
tonally invested with the dignity of princes of the
empire, form part of the States of the Tyrol, fo
that their inhabitants are fubjed to the territorial
fupetiority of Auftria, in regard to contributions
and military confcription. 3d, To the mediate'
Abbeys and Convents, which may be compre•
headed in the countries aligned to the Grand
Duke. It is to be remarked on this fubje6l, that in
thefe countries of the empire, there are no confide•
rable mediate chapters, and betides that mediate
chapters, and convents fubjea to fovereignty,
are no way proper to form the indemnity of a
fovereign ; and that, in the Ruffian and French plan,
the Chapters and Convents fituated in the coon•
tries which are to terve for indemnities, are data•
ed to be placed at the difpofition of the newCiergi,
or for the maintenance of thofe which have been
fuppreffed. The Imperial Court confequently can•
not abftain from ezpofing, and relaying to aid,
in the moll folemn manner, the rights of the Grad
Duke to a fuller indemnification, agreeably to the
Treaty of Luneville, and to recommend the M.
fiUment of it to the due attention of the Depata•
tion, as well as to the two mediating Powers.
The underfigned is at the fame time charged
to declare, an name of his Royal and Imperial
Majefty—sil. That the Imperial Court is ready to
fubmit the eftimation of the lots and the indent rit:
ties due to the Grand Duke to the fame prillo
Ppitowherswhitochbefilailindembenaifidertid.n rel'ghaartdthtoe tlhmepocti:

Court expeas this equal treatment in whatever
may be determined in regard to the prerogative >,
extenfions, and reftriaions, in the manner of poi--
fang and enjoying the countries of the indernni.
ties.-3d. That on its fide the Imperial Court is
ready to pay all that attention, and Phew all that
moderation which may connibute to terminate as
fpcedily as poiSble the affair of the indemnities to
the fittisfaaion of the parties concerned, as well 2'
of the Mediating Pourers.

.10.41164#17, szlinkult is.

The public breakfaft at Dandelion this morning
was attendedly not lets than four hundred per-
ions. The principal attraltion was the grand Bal-
loon announced for afeenfion this day, and the
delcent of a Parachute, with a tabby cat. It bad
01l the drat that could be wifhed, being a fubjelt
for converfation for many days previous. As early
as eleven o'clock the town of Margate appeared in
motion. The pedeftrians were dreffed all intheir
bell, and paraded in form down the High-flreet
to the public road. Everyhorfe had been engaged
over night, and foon after 52 o'clock gigs and
whifkeys formed an irregular eavalcade on the
cliffs. Before the fafhionables from Ramfgate,
tic. arrived, the company affembled at Dandelion,
vac entertained with a Concert of Vocal and In-
firqinental Mufic. Mrs. Q.FANTRELL fang feveral
fivouritt airs with much talk. Abouttwo o'clock,
arrived the Duke and Duchcfs of Sr. ALBAN'S in
their landaulet, with Mr. and Mrs. Dim, on
horfeback. Of the party were, the Marquis of
Haaritioron Earl and Countefs of CARTefORT,,
Vifcountefs iiLIBOURNF, Lady H. CAVENDISH,
Lady G. Vit.citas, Countefs of JEassy, Sir CH.
and Lady Asoit.L, Captain TOWNLEY, Mrs.
TOWNLEY Lord COLIRAINB, Lady SOUTHAMP-
TON, the iion. Mifs FITZROY, Countefs of BEM-
MOUGH, Mifs CRIED, Mifs Baur, Lord H.
VIL-
Llelts, two Mifs Labials. The mufic, on the ar•
rival of there diainguifhed perfonages, (truck up
God fave the King, and afterwards played feveral
other loyal and conftitutional airs. The company
then promenaded on the lawn, in grouper officer
andfevenr. The ladies were, if poffible, dreffed
snore elegantly than ufual. WEIPPERT, during
the time of breakfaft, played on the Harp, with
accuftomed talk and judgment. During this
time the Balloon made its appearance. It was
compofed of paper fifty-four feet in diameter.—
The procefs of filling being entrufted to Lieute-
nant ORME, and Mr, gym a t t..t. (engineer, from
Norwich), they proceeded in the experiment.—
The firft thing done, was drawing up the Balloon
to the height of twenty feet, by means of poles
and a (wive', and then the procefs of filling com-
menced. A (mall fpirit calk was produced, with
lighted charcoal, and placed.in: the mouth of the
Balloon; the charcoal was kept alive by whifps of
iliaw. About a quarter of an hour elapfed before
any fymptoms of filling appeared, but foon after
the Balloon began to expand, and in lets than half
an hour it appeared full. A tabby kitten was then
produced, and put into a cabbage net (much
again(l its inclination), and the general undertak-
ers were bufily employed in conjusi&ion with the
fpeelators, in affixing the poor little animal to the
parachute (compofed of the fame materials as the
balloon.) During the performance of this opera.
tion, the procefs of filling was continued, but a
temporary delay wok from a trifling circumftance,
viz •the balloon's taking fire. The utmoft alarm
was excited, but not any ferious confequences hap-
pily enfued. The fire was loon extinguilhed with-
out materially injuring" the Balloon, the accident
having happened near the bottom. Nothing now
remained to be done but to add the neceffary
quantity of fpunge andfpirits of wine : this was
foon effeBed, and then Mr. Qtiawrati.t. begged
the company to give room for the balloon to af-
cend. It afcended for about ten yards, and, in
its defcent, it again taught fire, and from the ea-
gernefs of the fpedlators for itsprefervation, it was
much torn before the flames were extinguifhed,
and feveral Ladies burned their petticoats,and the
Gentlemen their pantaloons, endeavours to
Ave it. On enquiry into the eaufe of the failure,
a great hole was difcovered near the top through
which the gas is Paid to have evaporated. Al-
though the failure was a difappointment to many,
the greater part of the company were anxious to
Pave the poor cat's life: the honour of the atchieve-
Menrwas conferred on Lady G. Vit,Li tits, who,
with her fciffars, cut open the cabbage net, and
fet poor puts at liberty.

On Saturday evening their Royal Highnefres the
Dukes of You and CLARIS)) c were at Richmond
Theatre, to fee Mrs. Joiner play Letitia Hardy ina
the Belle's Stratagem. The Theatre was crowded by
all the fafhionable company in the neighbourhood.
Mr. Fox was prcfent at the . Extraordinary Sit-
ting of the French Tribunate, on Friday lad.
On Wednefday laft Madame RUMANIAN, at her
country houfe ofClichy, gave a dejeuner, to which
Mr. Fox, Lord HOLLAND, Mr. LIMN C, General
FITZ PATAICIC, Mr. ADAIR, and other Engliflimen
of rank were invited. Among the Foreigners of
didinCtion, were alfo his Excellency the Marquis
de GALLO, Ambafrador from Naples, Count
A LCOROU 11(1, Count DI Dif KOFF. Among the
french, Ccncsal MONZA V, and the Counlellors
of, State Itsmii.m.v, (de Saint Jean d'Angely,)
ATHIEU, and MONTMOR EN cg. Among the'Ladies
were remarked her Excellency the Marchionefs de
LI/CHEM.!, Lady HOLLAND, and the Countefs
DY ROT F. Madame RECAMita did the honours of
this file with that grace and politenefs peculiar to
Etr ; fhe fat at table between Mr. Fox and General
tl.

Tu a THY ATRa.—The Tragedy of Remo and 7u-
Let was reprefented lalt night at Covent Garden
Theatre, and was attended by a very numerous
Audience. Rowe was performed by Mr. H. JOHN-
STONE, of whom it may be Paid io general, that
though be played with feeling and energy, there
was alto a fort of pompous nonchalance 41114 man-
ner unfuitable to enthufsafm, and the tendcfnefs of
It,: lover.

Mrs. H. Simms was the YaSet. She teems to
have acquired a kind of asnoomy in her
utterance. which we think proper:to notice, thus
early in the feafon, left it filmic' become habitual.
The Farce was Selina and Asor.
The Remittance made from the Excite in Scot-
land, to the Exchequer in England, for the week
ending the Bth inßant, amounted to t 30,0001.
On Sunday a mad bull broke loofe in White-
el:apel, and tolled a man, tearing him in fuck a
manner that be died inßantly. The bull had near-
ly caught five others in a corner, all of whom it
would probably have killed, kit they had juft
time efrmina :I