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PARIS, ADCUST 1.
A. report prevails, that a treaty of alliance has
been figned with the Ottoman Porte, by which France
bolds berfclf to aid in fuppreaing the Servian incur-
gems.
Flom a view of the fortunate atm of the negocia-
-1 / tinns between France apd Ruffia, Rune circumttances
have been (tom time to time perceived. It is ob
ferved, that M. d'Oublil came here on the 6th of
July, and that only fourteen days expired before the
ennclufion of peace. Betides, it is utodertlood that
Lord Yarmouth was conflantly prevent et the con
ferences between M. M. Clarke and d'Oubril, from
which it is not doubted, that the Britifh Cabinet con-
• f: rated to it. Six hours after the figning of the treaty
it was ratified by the Emperor, on the aoth of July,
a oat M. d'Oubril immediately departed with it for St.
s Peterfburgh, while a copy of it was carried to Lon-
don by an Englifh Courier.
AUGUST 3.
1 Englifh fquadrons Rill Mtn along our coatis,
I thoggh experience has taught them how infufficient
their vigilance is, to prevent our (hips from putting
to tea. From time to time, intelligence is received
from our ports, that they make their appearance
1 before them. On the soth of July, a fquadton pre-
fenteditfelf before Sables d'Olonne.
The news of the figning of Peace between France
and Ruffia did not reach Germany till the end of
July. It produced a fenfation the more agreeable,
fence the movements which the troops began to make
rather announced preparations fpr War, than an ap-
proaching return of the troops into the interior.
Letters from Rome (peak of an approaching elec.
ti--n of five Cardinals.
The following is the Circular Note addreffed by
the Minister of Matins. to the Maritime Prefab and
other Officers. commanding in the port., na the. oc-
eafion of the Pace c ,ncluded with Ruffia :
' PAals. JULY ss.
* . Conforrahly to the Wen of his Weft, the Empetot and
Kin". I base to inform yoa Sir, that Peace between France and
Roma was Bend on the soul Intl —that, from that date, hoftill.
ties mould eeafe between the two Powers. and that all prises made
pit& r to the flatting of the Treaty, Stall be immediately miter-
ed In cool: (It, nee of Ode difpofitions. his Moiety orders his
Maritime Prelate, the Commandants of his ftradrons and Slips,
to confider as Oen& the Radian Odes, to meow and treat them
se fuck on every nccafion. whether in hie ports and roads, or upon
their meeting at fec. You will be plated, Sir, to gcc to tht(e ar•
rangemente Nat ortilicity which they require, acid to take without
delay every meaiure meat-ay to adore their esecudon.
(figned) " DECRES."
AUGUST 4.
We are affured that a Deputation from Dalmatia
bits arrived in Paris.
It is remarkable enough, that the opening of the
Hebrew Synod took place precifely on their fabbath.
The Jewifh Law forbids every kind of employment
on that day, and, notwithfiinding, the Members of
the Affembly took a part, without repugnance, in
every thing which the circumfianee demanded of
them. Diainguithecl by their wealth, their intelli.:
genre, and their probity, they witbed to give to their
brethren en example, which, doubtlefs, will not be
1011. This tingle trait will enable us to judge, how
much they are difpofed to enter into thole views
which have occafioned their convocation.
ASSIISSILT UP macs pertoriss FROFISIING THS
ASLIGION OF Till JEWS,
ISCOND SITTING.
The CommAnners of his Majedy having entered
the Hill, M. Mole, who was at their head, addreffed
the Affembly as follows:
. Oertlimeo—His Majetty the Emperor and Kinplweing ap-
pointed us Commilboners to treat with you, Jcfpedli og your owe
ethirs,ass Cant as here this day (or the purpofe of communicating
his kreansears. Called from th_e fartheß parts of this traft
-Da are entrl
at.re,
'ether,

none of you can be Ignorant of the purr* for N. —.aro are .
femblcd here. You are aware that the oloisa,staway of that.
ieWrserefs your religion has given rife to comp) '-is *Web have
dee foot of the Thrum
liirperors Tbefe sumpleinia wow not with.
sot fooodadon. The olowlebed bin.
feif with 'retain; the pitagrells Ofthe ervilAnd Irawiyour
oostoo do dos we of vedloolly luring t. Y Was liordsobt,
rove yotufeires dfiervi*of t.ble paternal eonadorsions aocimegilloo
• will feel the value of mistime canna whisk lo to
you. Far from swelling Iso Goveecioneot anew wild ins Sun
asitstower of wisicislilti Soda he **Mom your *tidy will be to
eo ten it, to eeropensteerldi the pod which it is prepar-
ing ; and by thus wiraiseagest you have proksi by the erpe-
flan* the ?tomb. paw will prove. that you have no with to
Ceparate yowl Woes from War drat at fociety.
“ The to
which btu besB lopcial peess of your
rollsion have been different off over Ow world I they hove been
two .it &dated by the algettcy of dir-mabosest. Bat, as
*ore Is no 'sample in the Chriftlan Annals of any Age/ship
like this ; fn. In like manner, you, for the firft time, are to be
lorportillly Judged,and your fate decided by a Cbriftian Prince.
It is Isla MaJelty's wilt that you timid become French.; it le your
duty to ace, pt this title,
u andelves to confider that you , fad, renounce
it whenever you thew yorf unwonhy of it.
You Dull bear the overtime read which are to be pro
poled to you. It will be your duty to declare the whole truth
upon each of them. We now declare to you, and we feat
never cede to repeat It to you, that when a Sovereign as fire
u be {siva who knows every thing, who can render
as well as
reward, interrogates his fob), ets, they would render themfilves
as culpable as they would fhew thanfelves blind to their real
toterefis, if they Ihould hefitate about aofwerins freely and
traohly.
"It is hi Weft.% with Gentlemen, that you Mould enjoy per-
loft freedom of deliberation. Your PH:Latent will commt• Irate
your softy", to us a, loon as they are prepared. As to curfrlve.,
we have no
smartn willies than to be able to inform tbe
poor, that fubJeaa of the Jewifla religion, these are
pone whore loyalty Is not unqueltiontble, and who are not
pored to to conform to thofc laws and morals which It is the duty of
all Frenchmen to peat:life and follow."
The fallowing quellions, propofed by his M.
v, were then read by the Secretary of the Meet-
tog :
1. Is the Jew permitted to ry more than
2. Is divorce permuted by themar Jew& Wigton one wife?
Cars a Jew, intermarry with a Chrittian. or a Chtiftlan fe.
Stile with a Jew ; or does the law preferibe that Jews alone &mild
fotenwery ?
4. Ate the French In the eyes of the Jews brothers or aliens ?
t. What in all cafes are the connedlons which their law
--rm i•s them to maintain with the French, who are nut of their
rcligino ?
6. Do the Jews who were born In France, and have been treat-
ed a. French CRIMP, by the laws. confider France as their native
o.lltey 1 reeky bo,,rd todelend It ? Are they under an obit
vtgop to rhey the laws, and to follow all the regulations of the
CIA Code /
V. Who we they who are rotted Robbins
Z. What civi latifchdlion do the Rabbi:Ts medic among the
What. p.l
of pundbment do they poffeh ?
yy
Are the nude of chuftng the Ribbing, sod the fyftern of pu-
Warrant regulat;it oty the 1, with laws, or arc they only rendered
cured by cuß.en ?
ad Were the Jews forbkklen y heir !awe to take duet of
tt thren Acs they pernsitbtcdt or lot bidden tole
of
tido
strangers
yt Arc nide things me-tainted which arc forbidden to the
1...; their law /

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STRASRURGH, JULY tr. 4
Count Metternich Winnehourg, the Auflrian
Am-
bafador at the Court of France, let out this morning
for NI it.
ROCHELLE, JULY 25.
In the night between'the sgth and 16th inflant,
fifteen or fizteen Englifhpinnaces, each manned with
eighteen or twenty men, fitted our by two frigates
that had the night before call anchor at the manth of
the River of the Gironde, attackesl at the fame time.
about one o'clock in the morning, two brigs, the
Czfar and the Hazard, Rationed before the fort of
Verdon. The greaten number efboats bearing down
On the C.sefar, the crew of that brig were obliged, after
a bloody and °Waive combat, to yield to the num-
bers of the enemy, favoured by the darkßers of the
night. The fame fortune did not attend the attack
on the brig Hazard. The Englifh were repulfed,
with the lofs of a number of boars, which were funk.
Onc of thefe boats, having three men killed, among
whom was a Lieutenant, and three wounded, and
having alfo a leak, was thrown on the waft in the
commune of St. George de Didonne, in the diflrift
of Marennes. The crew, confilling of eighteen men,
one of whom was a Midfhipman, have received every
humane attention, and the wounded all the affilianee
of art.