Star.
London, England, 1802-08-26 00:00:00

THURSDAY. AUGUST 26.

PRICE elr STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK I
3 per Cent. Reduced, 684}1—.1 per Cent. Coeds, 64f-
-4 per Cent. 86}—olds ditto, 90—New s ditto, to
Long Ann. sol—Omnium diL
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY .
Bank Stock as a 4/ Long Ann. an 7-z6l#
3 per Cent. Red. 65168 R Short Ann.
3 per Cent. Conf. 6Ni 68 Imp. 3 per Cam 6671 f
4 per Cent. 861 8 Imp. Ana. 12 3-t
5 per C. Ann. gill Excbeq. Bills par.
Per 5 C 97•1°2i 011U1111111 Si 91 dif.

By the Litton Mail, arrived this morning, we
have received intelligence, that the French Mi-
niver at the Court of Portugal quitted LW=
very abruptly for France on the morning of the
loth init. in confequence of Come mifunderitand-
ing between the two Governments. The Portu-
guefe appear much alarmed, fearing a renewal
of hoitillties. The packet was detained two days
longer than the otherwife would have been in
confequence of his departure.
A difference has taken place between the Go
vernor of Jamaica and the Houfe of Affembly on
the (attic& of the demand by Government for the
Wand to undertake the payment of Soon troops
for its defence. The Houfe of Affembly have
pointedly refilled the principle of this propofal, as
contrary to their rights, and they claim protec-
tion, as their due, equally with every other part
of the Britith empire. They likewife decline
finding fupplies for the maintenance of a corps of
Black artificers thought neceffary by the Governor
for the execution of certain works refolved upon.
On this fubjea we have inferted Come interelling
documents in the preceding columns.
It is mentioned in private letters, that with a
view to induce the Affembly to agree to the
willies of Mini fters refpeding the pay of the troops
in queftion, a number of Black troops, who had
been embarked in confequence of the remonftrances
of the Affembly on the dangerous tendency of
maintaining fuch a force in the Wand, had Leta
re-landed. We do not affert this to be the felt ;
on the contrary, we cannot believe that the Go-
vernor would from any motive do that which,
in the judgment of thofe molt competent to de-
cide, would be Co inconfiftent with the intereits
and fafety of the colony.
The intelligence that Englith newfpapers have
been prohibited in Paris, had a fenfible effea on '
the Funds ; and thofe in the fecret can bell tell
whether the meafure was not calculated for the
meridian of the -Stock Exchange ? Thefe burns of
fpleen in the Monfteer have uniformly fallen in
with the fettling day in our Stock Market; and
this fita is fufficient to thew, that they have ano-
ther fource than a national mifunderftanding. At
the very moment that we fee tbefe vehement at-
tacks on the Englith prefs, and the Englith Admi-
niftration, Borrai.aare has given an unequivocal
mark of his approbation of the peace. He has made
the Marquis Coa NWAL Lis a prefent of a moil mag-
nificient garter, embroidered in the richeft man-
ner, with the motto and buckle in brilliants of
great beauty. This was accompanied with a let
ter, expreffing the obligations which both coun-
tries owed to him for his exertions in negotiating
a peace fo pecellary to their mutual repofe and
welfare,

This morning we received Paris Journals to the
24. th inf. Their contents are extremely impor-
tant ; but the length of the official Documents re-
fpetling the indemnites, puts it out of our power

filbjett. There Imprimis emain, tvrides, fume
long details from St. Domingo, which are nor
unintetelling, and numerous addraes to the Film
Cowsus. equally to.

The Frau. Coast's. was at the Coma& Fr"
rift the sIR /OIL to fee the reprefentation of
ilromathe. Mr. Fox was at the fame fpea.tele,
fat in a box oppofite to that of the Fissr Cot:sta.
Palm, 3 FIUCTIDOR (Ann. s.)—The Ems?
Coast's, this day prefided in the Confervative Se.
nam—He repaired in the forenoon to the Palace
of the Senate with the Second and Third Confuts.
He was accompanied by the Minillers, the Couu.
fellors of State, Prefidents of the Seaions of the
Council who had been chofen orators of Corm.
ment, the Secretary of State, the PrefeEt of the
Palace, the Governor-General of the Palace, the
Generals commanding the Confular Guards, au4
the fiat Infpeetors General of the National Gm
darmerie, the Artillery, and Engineers.

Six carriages of Government, the Generals and
Aides•de•Camp on horfe, formed the proceffios.
which proceeded towards the Quai du Louvre.
the Pont Neuf, and the ffreets of Thionville and
Tournon ; different bodies of the horfcluards
opened and doled the train, and the garrifou troops
were drawn up in two rows from the Palace of
Government to that of the Senate.

The General commanding the divifion, and the
General Commandant d'Armes of the place were,
with their Staff, at the head of she Horfe, one at
the entrance, and the other at the end of the Post
Neuf.

A deputation of fix Senators, preceded by two
Serjeants and two Mellinger, of State, came to
receive the Confuls at the bottom of the flair-cafe
of the Senatorial Palace, and accompanied them
to the Hall of Sitting.
Citizens Jo sarm and Lu c I BON APART?, mem.
hers of the Grand Council of Adminillration of
the Legion of Honour, and in that quality Mem-
bers of the Senate agreeably to the 6:d article of
the Saugus Colfultioff, for organifing the Conflito.
tion, took the oath before the FIRST CONSUL iA
the following words:
ig I (wear to be faithful to the Confiitution, and
to conllantly follow the fpirit and principles of it,
when I shall be called into the Senate, to develop,
and explain its difpofitions, and to defend always
the rights and interefts o( the people and the b.
bility of Government."

MI the Members of the Senate immediately took
the fame oath. Projths of Senator Confab, ditto!:
fed according to the 67th article of the Same
Confillux for organifing the Conflitution, in a Privy
Council, at which were prefent TALLBYRAND, Mi.
tau of Foreign Affairs ; CHAPTAL, Minifter of
the interior; BARTHELF OIT. Senator; Forest,
ditto ; REGNIEII, Counfellor of State ; PORTAL'S?.
ditto; KssLait MAN, Member of the Senate, and
of the grand Council of Adminiftration of the
Legion of honour; and Jos E r H BONAPAZTE, Mem-
ber of the Grand Council of the Legion of Honours
were propofed to the Senate, and fuccegively pre-
rented by Orators of Government, viz. Projed of
a &natal, Conialtuon in regard to the fittings and
ceremonial of the Senate ; projed of ditto in re-
gard to the order in which the five (cries than be
called to prefent Deputies to the Legiflative Body,
8;c. ; projed of ditto in regard to the forms to be
purfued in the cafe of a diffolution of the Legal.
five Body; projett of ditto in regard to the de-
fignation of the z 4, principal towns of the Re-
public ; the Mayors of which fhall be prefent
when the perfon nominated to fucceed the Filar-
Como,. fhall take the oath of fidelity ; projet of
ditto for uniting the Wand of Elba to the territory
of the Republic.

The Minifter of Foreign Relations then made a
Report on the arrangements made for carrying in-
to execution the Treaty of Luneville, in regard to
the Indemnities to the Princes and States of Ger-
many. After this Report, the FIRST CORSI/I.re.
tired, and the Senate, under the Prefidency of the
Second Conful, inverted with powers given to him
for that purpofe by the Firft Conful, continued the
Sitting.
The Fit* Conful, conduced back by the Sena.
tors with the fame ceremonial as before, returned
to the Palace of Government, with the train that
accompanied him.

The ftreets through which he paired were crowd-
ed with fpedators, and the jny infpired by the pre.
fence of the Chief of the State, might be rod in
every countenance, and refounded from cvt.:
mouth.
REPORT, MADE TO THE FIRST CONSUL IN SENATE/
BY THE MINISTER OF FOREIGN RELATIONS, SIT.
TING OF SATURDAY, 3 FROCTIOOR.
This report lets out with Rating, that the treaty
of Luneville effected the abfohtte reftoration of
peace between France and Germany. It had re.
gulated in an exprefs and definitive manner the
general relations between the two countries ; and
France, finding berfelf fatisfied in every point, the
entire execution of the treaty would have required
no farther regulation, had it not been acknow•
ledged as WI, and formally Itipulated, that the

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t: rank. federation, admitting, however, the
tin:tioa of hereditary Lay-Princes and tilufrue-
t ecelc(i..i,..cs. The fincere will: of the French
Gocrnn:eot, iccupied aloft wish its internal of
wa, not to interferz in the fettlement :
T;o:niiLd indemnities, and it confined its influence'
tr. voca teatfying its eager defire to fee :he treaty
ia*Luncvillc completely executed by the execution
of ath article. But there excitements were of
vetre,g, and more than a year elapfcd before it
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tlre indemnities. The non.execution of one of
capital stipulations of the treaty of Luneville
hjt atj Germany in a flate of uncertainty, which
kcanie everyday more embarrafiing as pi etetiftons
i:t.;gues arofe, and v-e re flrengthcned in pro-
lorti•in to the indecitiori whiell prevailed in public
;lairs, and in the pubic mind. The kind of dit=
fiitition in which the Germanic Eodv found half,
t:!ar flzd for all Europe the advantages cf the peace,
and it might, in fome meafttre, have endangered
the general tranquillity. The Government of the
Republic was not the only one fenfible °filth dan.
gtr, and while it received remonfirances from the
parties intereitcd in the indemnification, the Court
of Rutlia tellified how urgent h appeared to it that
the affairs el Germany should be regulated. The
Emperor ALF ',4DER, on his acceflion to the
throne, was infpired with the noble deftre of con
ti luting to the maintenance of the pence which
had been re-edablifhed, and an intimate concert, a
free and complete atfociation of the molt generous
views having been fpeedily formed between the Pita
Goidui and Li.: Emperor, it was agreed by them,
that the P4cification of the Continent could not be
filidly guaranteed unlefs the Treaty of Luneville
Mould be carried into complete execution, and that
this execution could not be procured but by the
initiative and influence of two powers perfally
interehed, the preponderating influence of which
might remove all the (+Racks railed up during
the course of 18 months againft the definitive dif-
tribution of the indemnities. It was only with a
view of (eating the pacification of Europe, and to
goaraw.fe its ruhil;ty, that the Firft Conful and
his Majefty the Emperorof !Nat, refolved, with
a crrrms n agreement, to interfere in the affairs of
German• , to Jell by their mediation what they
have expeaed in vain from the deliberations
of the Germanic Body. The Report then goes on
to I. tt the meafures purfued by France and Raf-
fia 1, the rirpoie of bringing the bufinefs to a
(reedy termination, and concludes with Pbferving.
that " the two Governments, France and Ruff a,
are perfm that the time which thry have fixed
will be fulticient for deciding the Germanic ;rite
rens, ani that they will find in the long praperity
which will thence refult to Germany, a flivect and
diennurable rew aid fcr the utfcrts they have made

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to procure it."
'this report, which is figned by TALLEVRAND
the Minaler, is foll 4 wed by a Declaration, con
taming a flattment of the Indemnities to be given
to the different Screreigns and Princes; but, as
want efroom will not pertnit us to give the whole
of dun, we muft be contented, for the prefent,
with the fidlowing details :
To the ARCHDUKE,GGAND Duke for Tufcany,

and its dependencies, the Archbilhopric of Sala-
bourg, the hovortfhip of Bettoldfgaden, the Bi-
Aortic of Trent, the liifhopric of Brixen, that part
of the Bifhopric of Paffau fituated beyond the
iltz and the Inn, on the Auftrian fide, except the
fuburbs of PafTau, with a radius of goo toifes ; the
%Übe's, Chapters, and Convents fituated in the
diocefes above mentioned.
To the ci-devant Dust of Moose*, for the
Modenefe and its dependencies, the Brifgaw and
Or ten4u.

To the ELECTOR PALATINE of BAVARIA, for the
Duchy of Deus-Pants, the Duchy of Juliers, the
Palatinate of the Rhine, the Marquifate of Ber-
gbpzorm, the Lordfhip of Ravenflein, and others
fauated in Belgium and Alface ; the Bifhopric of
P.iff.tu, except that part given to the ARCHDUKE,
Wurtzbourg with the following referves, Bam-
berg, Aichfledt, Freifingen, and Augfbourg ; the
Pinvollfhip of Kempten, the Imperial Towns of
R ot h enbourg, Wei frenbnurg, Windfheim,Sehwein•
fart, Gochlheim, Sennefeld, Althaufen, Kempten,
Natfbeitren, Metnmingen, Denkelfbuld, Nord_
Vim, Bnpfingen, Bnchorn, Wangen, Lent-
kirrh, Ravenfhourg, and Alchfnaufen ; the Ab-
hey; of Sr. Ugric, Ircee, Weugen, Scoflingen.l
F.:chingen, Ur(bcrg, Rcchenbourg, Wellenhaufen;
C:,.l.)curen, and Kaifertheirn-
To the KING of Paussta, for the duchies of
-he left hank of the Rhine and Guel-
incipality of Mars Sevenaer, Wh-
ining, and the tolls on the R !line
,he Ilifhoprie of Hildtflitim, and that
The territory of .I.A.nrr and Un-
ichfdd, and the part of Trefnrt, he-
lve ; tha• part of the Bifhopric of
:ed on the sight of a line drawn
)y Munfter toTecklenbourg; the two
'n and Munfter included, as well as

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the abbeys of Herfardea, Qtledlinbotsrg, Etten,

Eden. and Werden.

To the Princes of NASSAU, viz. Na(ran.tifingcn
for the principality of Saarbruck, two-thirds of
the county of Saarwerden, the lordfhip of Ott-
welter, and that of Lahr and Ortenau ; the re-
mains of the elatorate of Menu on the right of
Th.?. Mayne, (except the grand bailiwick of Af-
chaffmbourg ), and thofe between the Mayne, the
c gintry of Darmftadt, and th.; county of Er-
)ach ; Caub, and the remains of the EleCtorate of
Cologne, properly fo called, (except the county of
Altwied,) the convents of Sclingitadt and Blei-
deviitadt, the county of Sayn-Allen Birchen, after
' the death of the Margrave of ANSPACH, the VII.
lager of Saden and Soultzbach.

The Panics of NASSAU WRILBOURG, for the
third of Saarwerden, and the lordthip of Kirch-
heim Polatvien, the remains of the eleetorate of
Tteves, with the Abbey of Arnitein, and that of
httrimiladt.

The PRINCE Of NASSAU•DILLENBOURG, as an
indemnity for the Stadtholderlhip and his domains
in Holland and in Belgium : the bithoprics of
Fulda and Corvey, the town of Dortmund, the
Abbeys and Chapters fituated in there territories,
on condition of fatisfying the exifiing claims pre-
vionfly a:knowledged by France, in regard to
fome fucceMons, united to the M.:jot-ate of Naf-
fau-Dillcnbourg during the courfe of the laft
cen-
tury; the Abbey of Weingarten and thofe of Kap
pel to the county of Lippe, Rapptnberg to the
country qunittr and Ditkirchen.
To the MARGRAVR of BADEN, for his part of the
country of Sponheim and the lands and Lordlh;ps
in Luxembourg, Alface, &c. the Bill:optic of
Conitance, the remains of the Bifhoprics of Spires,
Bale, and Strafburgh, the Palatine Bailliwicks of
Lackrixsurg, Bream, and Heidelberg, with the
towns of Heidelberg and Manheim, the Lordllip
of Lahr, when the Prince of Naffitu (ball be put in
polreffion of the county of Altenkichen ; the re-
mains of the county of Lichtenberg on the right
bank of the Rhine, the Imperial towns of Offen-
bonrg. Zell, Hamerlbach, Gengenbach, Überlin-
pen, Bierach. Pit:len:l°d, and Wimpten ; the
Abbeys of Setwarzach, Frauenalb,
Lichtenthal, Gengenbach, Ettenheim-Mun-
hr Pe; ei r•llen, and Salmanfweiler.
To the ! uxe WVITIMIERO for the Princi
pality of Montheliard and his poll ions in Alface
an.. FtallCll•Lompte, the Provoßfhip of Ellwan-
'n, tb Abbey of Zwifalten; the Imperial towns
~1 ',Veil, Reutlingen, Eflingen, Rothweil, Geingen,
Aden HRII, Gmeindt, sad Hailbronn.
To the LANDORAVR of Hllll3lt CASSEL, for -St.

Goar and Rheinfele, fubjea to the condition of
tieing chargal with the indemnity of He& Ro-
thenbourg, Amentbourg, and Fritzlar, with their
dependencies, and the village of Holzhanzen.
To the LAMM:MATS of HESS! DARMSTADT, for
the whole of the County of Lichtenberg, and its
dependencies, the Palatine Bailliwicks of Linden-
fels and Otzberg, and the remains of the Bailli-
wick of Oppenheitn, the Duchy of Weaphalia,
except the indemnity of the Prince of Witgenftein,
the Bailiwicks of Gerntheim, Bentheim, and Hop-
penheim, belonging to Mentz, the remains of the
Bithopric of Worms, and the town of Friedberg.
To the Ptince of HOHENLOHE-BARTENSTEIN,
Count de LOWENHAVPT, and the heirs of Baron
de DiEreici, for the allodial parts of the country
of Lichtenberg, tiz.—To Hohenlohe, for Oher-
bronn, the bailiwick of l'axtberg, and. the por-
tions of Mentz and Wutzbourg, to the bailiwick
of Knufelfhau. To the ref, for Raufchenbourg,
Niderbron, Rtichfofen, &c. the abbey of Rotten
Munger. To the fame Count of Lowsnuausr,
and Count de HILLESMEIM, for Reipoltz-Kirchen,
the abbey of Hulig-Kreurthal.
To the Princes and Counts of Lovrenftein ; for
the County of Wirmbourg, the Lordfbips of Seh ar-
fence's, and other lands in the countries united to
France ; the part of Wurtzbourg, on the right of
the Mayne, to the Counts of Rhineck and Weft-
beim. the Abbey of Brosmbach.
To the Prince of Litma:se, the Bailiwicks of
Mittenberg, Amorbach, Birchofsheins, Konigtho-
fen, Krautheim, and all the parts of Mentz, corn-
prehtnded between the Mayne, the Trauber, the
Necker, and the county of Etbach,the portions of
Wurtzbourg on the left of the Trauber, the Pa-
latine Bailliwicks of Boxberg and Molbach, the
Abbey of Amotbach, and Provoilfbip of Com-
bourg, with the territorial fuperiorioty.
To the Count de Li NANGE-GUN.TERSILUM
the Bailiwick of Billighelm.
To Count de Lirimeos HZIDESHEIM the Bai-
liwick of Neydnan.
TO Counts de Linamoa-Wcersetiovea, eldeft
branch, the Convent of Schonthal on the Yaete,
with the territorial fuperiority ; to the youngeß
branch, the Provoftfhip of Wimpfen.
After enumerating various other indemnities oilers
note, the declaration continues thus: The FIRST
CODSVI. of the French Republic, and his Majefly
the EISPIROR of Russia, after having propofed to

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porible atul propel. to retain is tie ftrit college otl
the empire an Eccleflaftical Eleaor. They confe-
quently propofe : That the Arch Chancery of the
empire shall be transferred to the feat of Ratifb.in,
ith the Abbeys of Saint Emeran, Ober Munftcr,
Arid Nieder Mnnfter, referving of its ancient pof-
:;:ffions, the grand bailiwick of Afchaffenboutg,
on the tight of the Mayne, and that there lb to
he united befules, a fufficient number of mediate
Abbeys, to produce with the above lands an annual
revenue of a million of florins.

And as the belt means of confolidating the Ger-
manic BAy, is to introduce into the Firit College
the Princes of the Empire who have the greaten
influence, k is propofed that the Elatoral tide
(hall be granted to the Margrave of Baden, the
Duke of Wurtemberg, and the Landgrave of He&
Caffel.

Moreover as the KING of ENGLAND, in his qua-
lity of Eleaor of Hanover, has made pretenfions
to H ildefheim, Corvey, and Hoexter ; and as it
is of importance that he Mould wave his preten-
lions, it is propofed that the Bifhoprick of Ofna-
burgh, which already belongs by alternation to the
EleEtoral Honfe of Brunfwick, (fall devolve to it
in perpetuity on the following conditions :
Firit, The Kura of ENGLAND, Eleaor of
Hanover, (hall renounce all his rights and preten-
lions to Hildetheim, Corvey, and }Nester.
adly, He (hall renounce all the rights and pro-
perty that he exercifes and pofreffes in the towns
of Hamburgh and Bremen, and in the extent of
their territory;. thirdly, he (Ball cede the bail-
liwick of Wildfhaufen, to the DUKE of OLDCN•
souitc, and his right to the eventual focceifion of
the county pf Sayn•Altenkirchen, to the Prince
NASSAU-USINGEN.

On Monday night, Sir' ANDREW HAMMOND,
Comptroller ; Sir WILLIAM RuLA. Surveyor ; and
Commiflioners HARMOOD and TUCKER, of the
Navy Board, arrived at Plymouth, and next day,
at one o'clock, the Right Hon. Earl ST. Via.
CENT, Captain MARKIIIIM, and Mr. GARTH SHORE,
Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty, attended
by Mr. NlAttsosw, Secretary to the Admiralty.
Report rays they will remain a week at that place.
A warrant, figned by the Lords of the Trea-
fury, has been reczived by the Commanding Of-
ficer in the lfle of Wight. to attach 120 acres of
land to the Barracks in the Forel} of Parkhurft,
for the coaveniency and accommodation of the
Depot, Officers and their horfes.
Major General W:LLoy, who has had a com-
mand in the Mediterranean in &kith fervice, and
who was one of the number deported to Cayenne
with PICHECRU and others, is arrived at Cowes
with his regiment called the Chaffeurs Britan-
niques : the regiment is di(banded, and the men
are embracing the MI of Amnefty, by returning
to France in (mall veffels hired for the purpofe.

Lail Friday Lord GLawalavia, Lord CH ay.-
WYND, Sir STEPHEN COTTLEL, and a party, on a
cto fury vifit to the Me of Wight, dined with the
Governor, the Right Honourable Lord BOLTON,
at Carifbrooke Cattle.

Arrived at Perth, Mosurna, his Sous, and the
Doc DE Bram, on their way to Blair Atimle and
Gordon Cattle; Mr. ROBERT DuNDA S, on his way
to Dunnira ; Colonel HAMILTON PEN CAITLAND,
on I-.is way to Loch Ericht : Lord ani Lady NOR -
T H L SR, on their way north; alfo General Dona LAS;
and Admiral ELLIOT, going fouthward.
Yellarday the Court of Common Council order-
ed the fum of t 1,6c01. to be fubferibed in addition
t,) their former Subleription of 29,cc01. to the Well
India Docks at the Ille of Dogs, making together
40,6001. being in the pr, Tortion of t,4c01. for each
of the twenty nine Wards of the City.

Mr. Alderman Ls MRSVRIER made a motion
for obtaining the caufent of the Court to the Ar-
tillery Compimy's granting the ufe of the Artil
lery Ground to Monf. GARNIERIN to afcend with
his balloon, which was negatived.

NORFOLK SCRUTIEY.MY. HARVEY'S motion
having been complied with by the High Sheriff, for
fcruttniLing an equal number of COKE and Asr-
LEY'S VIACS, until Col. WODEHOUSE'S deficiency,
from their having objalcd to two for one, was
made good ; Sir Pico' ASTLEY'S majority was
reduced down to By on Friday, and at the clofe
on Saturday evening the Baronet's majority was
increaced to 93. As the Sheriff mall, by a late
All of Parliament, make a return of the writ into
the Crown Office on the 3 tit infant, the whole of
this tedious bufinefs is expelled to terminate on
Saturday or Monday next, at the lateft. We are
informed that the Marfhland votes, about which
fo much has been Aid, are confidered as good.

Th. r4aindre of Mr. GAZILOWN hoft feems at
prefent unanfwerable, but the learned Counfel
means to except to the quaky, and the whole is to
be laid before a Jury of Cooks. The Court of
Aldermen declined any interference, as they Paid
they could be no judges of any dinner--that bad
been eat !

STATE LOTTPET.-.-ThiE morning the Firft-
drawn Ticket, entitled to to,oool. was No. 10,318.
The Ticket numbered 10,759, entitled to 20,0001.
as firft-drawn on the 7th day of drawing, was fold
on the 26th of July, at POPE'S Fortunate Office,
Royal Exchange, dole by the Bank.
ANEcocrrr.—Anxious to plat: the Police Mi-
niller Foucr+s at a diliance, 1, me months ago 80.
NAP ASTI prOpOred to him to IrrPnt the Embalfy
to Turkey. Fovcbf 2, who affeas t defp;fe Am.
11.11Tador• and who, in a report v h. 41 he made to
the FIRST CON WL, and which was publifhtd,
itiies thefe Gentlemen ler :ohs mot dos etra,.7,er: (1
reign fly-catchers), anfwered had no rbjeaion,

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of fin :411.1 Mahan
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td. tugkichen, Eic
ha liwgiag to Moll
ell Muniler, fituatc
r. from ()'phut by
111 towns of Olphet