Star.
London, England, 1802-07-28 00:00:00

NAMBORON AND MITCII Mita&

Amsrattnam, Jars t.—The following refolu.
lions were ptlfed tl.e Igth fallout, by the Provi-
iional Government of the City, at the inflame of
the Commillioners of our Bank :

To make it known to thofe inteveited. that in eonfequence
of the payments made by the common Treaturer,the deficiency
ing entirely filled up, all the debts or bonds or Rock which
have been depolited in faid Bank are now replaced by hard
eaih, fo that there is now nothing whatever in circulation than
upon eflidlive real value; and that thereby the B Ink is now in
that fituatinn in which it was when of ereied.
That the common Treafurer et this City be qualified, on
behalf of the Affembly, to receive from the Commiffioners of
the Bank all the pretenfions which Laid Bank had, u alto the
feveral bonds refills& there in pawn, and to do the needful in
this refret.
3. For facilitating the operations in Bank money, at the re-
opening of the Bank, on the gosh intlant, to eaufe to cure the
tat ofa half Myer on each hundred gilder., which was impaled
the 3:ft of March, t 796, by a refolution of the Municipality,
on payments made in Bank money, and to fix it on the old foot-
ing, namely, three Rivers for each-fum which per Banco mall
be transferred.

4. That the Superintendanta of the Bank toms a Committee,
in conjunetion with the CommiSoners, to revile the regula-
tions and ordinances of Paid Bank; to make the nemffary alter-
ations in them ; add, as improved according to the exigency of
circumitances, to pretest them to this City Government for
its afoot.

HAGUE. JULY is Paid that the Govern-
ment of State has fummoned the Legiflative Af-
fembly to hold an extraordinary meeting on the
sd of Augull enfuing.
General Macnouatm, it is expelled, will have
the command of the French troops in this Repub-
lic, in the room of General Vicrox, who, it is faid,
goes out to Louiliana, as Commander in Chief and
Governor General.

The following particulars have been received of
the fuccefs of our thip.: it Greenland : J. Hoger•
zyl has caught 14. Sib; H. Cornelis, t 3 ; J. Gaanu,
and C. Broedjes, each 13 ; C. Boekjes, and P. C.
Rugg, each to; J. Gafteneur, 9; J. Broertjes, 7 #
T. Tromp, 6 ' • M. Mons, y ; J. C. Rugg, 4 ; S.
Hogerzyl, and A. Waly, each 3 ; and D. G.
Swart, z.—ln all tc6.

Various bodies of national troops are immedi-
ately to put themfelves in motion to march towards
EaR Frielland, and the frontiers of the Bifhopric
of %miler, from which it is concluded that our
Republic will foon be put in poffeffion of thole
counties of Upper Germany which fall to its !hare
as an indemnity for the 10.6 of Dutch Flanders,
Maeßricht, and Venloo.

Some letters from our colonies in the Weft In-
dies, lately arrived, (peak of feveral commotions
obferved there among the negroes of the different
plantations ; but the firmnefs of the proprietors
and managers of there plantations prevented them
from carrying into execution their criminal de.
figns.—Several perfons of colour, who had ren-
dered themfelves fuipeCted, have been arrefted—
thefe individuals are ftrangers. It is hoped that
the vigilance of thofe who fuperintend the admi-
niftration of our colonies will prevent a repetition
of thofe difaftrous fcenes of which the neighbour-
ing colonies have been the theatre.
The Council for Home Affairs of the Batavian
Republic have lately received their inftruCtions,
confining of fifty-two articles. To this Council is
entrufted the Adminiftration of all matters relating
to the dykes. They are to propofe to the Govern-
ment every thing which may tend to the promo.
don of learning ; the ufeful arts and fcience. ,• and
the improvement of public inftruition ; without,
however, interfering with the internal management
of the Univerfities, or with the falaries of the Pro-
rams. In purfuance of Article ts, of the Con-
ftitution, the Council !hall propofe the means of
extending and improving the nod), of the ufeful
arts and Tciences • to encourage the talents of ce-
lebrated men in ;his country, and to honour and
reward their merits.—The Paid Council are alto to
have the diration of all that relates to the praitice
of medical fcience, in conformity to the laws al-
ready made and provided in that cafe ; they are
to attend to, and promote national economy, in
all its feveral branches and departments; the fifhe-
ries, and all that relates to commerce, in the lat-
ter of wl.ich they mull a& in conjunEtion with the
Council of Marine. They are alfo recommended
to keep in fight every thing calculated to promote
the profperity of the home mannfadories, &c.

RATiSSON, JULII s..—The Magiftrates of this
city have been reque(ied to perrott the paffage of
a battery of Artillery, belonging to Bavaria, def-
tined for Amberg.
Rartvasavac, Juts, 7.—Laft night the Pruffian
Counfel of Legation, KamrsmaN, received an
order. by a Special Mellinger. dated Berlin, the
3d, to feeond, in name of his PRUSSIAN MAJESTY,
the propofition of M. BACHE& to the Diet, not to
grant any of the Memherb of that Affembly leave
of ablince, but to take care that, at the prefent
period, none of them quit their polls ; fince the
French Government purpofes to make an impor-
tant communication of affairs to the Diet, tending
to the completion of the peace of Luneville.
JuLy 7.—The completion of the un-
fortunate lot of the weaker Germanic Princes teems
to be fall approaching, with refpeft to the indem
nifications, which are difpofed of at will by their
more powerful neighbours and the French Repub-
lic. On the rub of July, the Prince Bifhop of
WURTIBURG received a courier, with difpatches
from the Eleflor of Bavaria, to the following pur-
port :—" That, in purfitance of a Convention con-
cluded between him and the FIRST CONSUL of the
French Republic, the Bilhoprics of Wurtzburg and
'Umber:, were accorded to him by way of indem-
nification ; and that therefore the El. moral Bava-
rian troops would take polliffion of thole countries
on the I ct:h of July." On the receipt of this un-
pleat:int meffage, the Prince Bifliop confulted with
hit Council of State, and afterwards difpatched to
the Llettor a declaration "That no one but the EDI-
? Rana and the Empire could decide on the bufinels
of the indemnifications ; and that he therefore pro-
"idled againft all Reps which were repugnant to
the German Conßit ution ; and, in cafe of nereffity,
would oppofe them." Immediately after, General
Vow SCHATSURG, With Mole Wurtzburg troops.
_______ tet 0,0,1 ~,,, niteriec And

CONSTANTINCIPLOPNI 111.--TheThaanSsici-
time has formally depofed the Hofpodar of Wal-
lachia, Prince MI en Aa t. Styx zo, and ordered him
to repair to Conitantinople, to juftify his condo&
on the irruption of the rebels into Wallachia, as
he is =tired of not taking proper meafures to pre•
vent Cie invafion.
At thc Am., time the Porte hat teffiged its en-
tire approbation of the conduel of the Hofpodar
of Moldavia, and the excellent preparations he had
made itgaina the rebels. He is a nephew of the
Hofpodar of Wallachia, and has received a Litman
from the GRAND SZIGNIOR, appointing him his foe-
celfor, with direftions to enter on his office imme-
diately, and reitore order in the country.
It is reported that the young Prince, who admi-
nifiers his Government with zeal and prudence,
and is entirely devoted to the Porte, will ret.iin
both Principalities.
GiVAGI OSMAN PACHA has coniplately returned
to his allegiance, and formally acknowledged the
authority of the Porte ; though neither from ne-
celfity, nor by its fupesior force, but in confequence
of negotiations, which have soft the Porte a great
fun of money.
HAMS vac If, JULY t6.—The letters from Wilna,
Mittau, and other places through which the Em-
peror of Russia pallid, in his late excurfion, all'
fpeak with enthullafrn of their young and beloved'.
Sovereign. The contents of them are almoft
seriatim et literatim the f.ime—as that his Maelty
arrived fuck a day, vitited the public edihces,'
praifed the gond order in the public inflitutions,
promifed his fappoit to them, went to a fplendid
Ball given by the Nobility, gave orders of knight-I
hood to come, an,d preknts to others, and fa on, as
at Riga, Memel, ikc.

LONDON.

WCDNESDAY, JULY 2!.

PRICF. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
per Cent. Cenfals, 70
...t t•,
for
acc. 7t.
Redaccd 74-4 per Cent. 8 —Old 5 per C. 120 1001...
New 5 per Cult. to•tt —Long Ana. 2011-4.
Dm nium c 3 difeount.
PRICE OF STOCK YIISTERDAY
3 per Cent. Red. 721 nit Imp. 3 per Cat. 691 f
3 per Cent. Conf. 7rf ;cj I Imp. Ann. 12 1.16 3.16
4 per Cent. IS 881 Kiang. Bills 4t. to 611. pr.
5 per C. Ann. 991 par titanium 44 5 dif.
5 per Cent. 1797 to3lff Enslifh Tickets. 171. :Ge.
Loos Ann. tot 7-16_ Concforfa ug. ace. 75t 7 tit

COURSE OF .EXCHANGIL —-.--
1 Amfterdam, to 27 aU. Cadiz 36} life& GUMS 47
Ditto, at belt to r 4 Madrid 33 paper LiCbon 67
Rotterdam, ro 111 2U. Diu* 30 etre& Oporto 611
Hamburgh 33 tal U. Bilboa 36 effedt. Palermo 90
Alum i 3 1 at 11. Leghorn pi penc.zoex oz.
Cadiz 33 la piper Naples 44/ 1 lithlin tai
Pad:, t day s toe, 23 :2—Ditto a UL 23 18 liv.
Bourdeaux - - 2 Uf. 23 18 Ilv.
Venice, 57 Livres Piton Effettivi per tL Berl.
DIILIN, JILT 244.-5 per Cent. Gov. Deb. 99t.

This day we received Paris journals to the
25th. In the preceding Columns we have given
feveral Extraets ; but what will, perhaps, excite
as much intereft as any thing they contain, is the
following refpetling the