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FRIDAY, ;DIN 3*.
TRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CI.N.K
per Cert. Confols, 71f*,...Ditto, for At;. •
Itxdoi:td 720..p4 per Ccnt.ll/11-04 t p•zr L. s:c,t
New s ptr (Ant. Ar.n.2l.
Chunturn 4 difcenint.
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• PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :
pint Stork Ole Short Ann.
r per rent Red. 7sit _ Imp. 3 per C..: nt.
3 per Cent. Cnf. ;sift Insp. Ante. I It
4 per Cent.Siiii Excrrq. Bills es. abs.
s Err C. Ann. too,* OfriPillT 3 /41!
5 per Cent. 797 to3if r.nrltlh 'rickets t7l. tBs.
Lon; Ann. so is-16 9-16 CoLf. for Aug. 71;72: 71i

We have this day receiv,:d Paris Journals to tile
atth. A Dutch Mail has alfo arrived.

We mentioned a few days ago a report that the
French were about to take poffelTion of the Morca.
Our Hamburgh Correfpondent Rates that the
French Republic, by a particular convention en-
tered into with the Porte, is to be put in poffeifion
of the Morea and Cyprus. This convention it is
Paid will not be ratified before the end of three
months, as the great dhlance between the two
Rates will not allow of its being done fooner.
Letters from ViCllo,l fate, that the depored
Hofpodar of Wallachia Prince Micita tL SIJ Z ZO,
has betaken hirnfelf with ftveral boyars from
Cronfladt, not to the Rufii to frontiers, as at fit a
reported, but to the village of Zeiburg, which lies
between Hermann:4dt and Croniladt. He has
made choice, it is raid, of this place for his Teti.
dance, that he may be in ltfs danger of being
attacked by the Turks. The troops of rASSWAN
OGLOU return every now and then from Walla-
chia towards in order to watch the pro-
grecs of the Tor kill, troops, which are Rated to
be daily incrtaling in punisher.
If the letters from Algiers apt to be believed,
rc Dey is preparing to declare war agairill all
Europe t it is with France, Spain, anti England,
particular, that he means to contend. The
tpture of the Porttignefe frigate, already an.
Anted, taken by boarding, the crew of which,
contains of 31s men, hart been throws into the

bagnios, has rendered the Algerines quite infolent.
The Chief of the Regency, naturally inclined to
think himfelf the moft powerful Prince on earth,
no longer lets bounds to his audacity.—ln our
Paper of bfondaslaft we mentioned, among other
captures by thefe pirates, that of an Englifh velfeh
—Letters from Naples (peak as if there had been
two, and hate, that the Dey, after treating the
Conful in the moft infulting manner, made
the fallowing fpeech-:—" GOD has placed Nit on the
I brew of Algiers to avenge the True Believer: OD Al
Itifukle. I lave cannon and turn ; and if Ihe waded
by the powerful, Goa will dill me."
The ftrange arrangement made in Spain, which
fent five (hips of war to demand three veffels that
had been kind, and which, notwithfianding, con-
tented to pay 60,00 b piaftres I has carried almoft
to madnefs the opinion which this barbarian en-
Let tains of his arbitrary power.
The treaty lately concluded between that coun-
try and France has, as we formerly flated, been
broken in the moft flagrant manner. Eighty
French hoats,which failed with all the neceffary pa-
pers, repaired to the Afi ican waft to 6th for coral.
On their ai rival at Bonne, the government refuted
to permit them to filb, under a pretence that it had
no orders from the Bey of CONSTANTINE, and the
boats were obliged to return. Captain Jos t r
Mowry, of Bonifacio, in Corfica, commanding the
gondola la Conception, and furnithed with regular
paffports, had already gone from France to la
Calle, where he began to fifh. On the fecond day
after, at two in the morning, his veffel was boarded
Iby an armed felucca from Bonne. The Captain,
(*tippling he was taken for a Neapolitan, declared
he was a Frenchman : the barbarians paid no
attention to this declaration, attacked unarmed
men who were exercifing an occupation authorifed
by treaties, wounded the Commander and three
failors, cut and threw into the lea all the nets and
the enfign ftaff, and then carried the gondola to the
point of Bonne.
On the 18th they carried it into port, where it
was (tripped of its rigging, fails, rudder, and malts.
The Vice Conful of Spain, JaAN Ds Vuco, claim-
ed the crew, who were at firft delivered to him.
But we learn by letters. dated July t, that the
Der afterward. caufed the failors and Captain to
be condoled to Algiers. Since that time, orders
have been given to three of the Dey's frigates and
feveral other (mall (hips of war, to prepare for put-
ting to lea. The forts are already putting in a
Rate of defence ; • all the gun boats are ordered out,
and people are employed day and night in equip-
ping corfairs.
Letters from Copenhagen, dated the t3th
'late, that intelligence has been received there, that
the Paola of Till rota had declared to the Com-
mantle:. of the Swedith (hips of war, cruizing before
the harbour, that if the city timid he bombarded,
he would barn all the Swedilh fubjeds to be found
in it.

A letter from Malaga, dated June 33. Rates,
that on the 16th of that month one of the corfairs,
which for fume time Nil have been teen on the
Spauilh ccalt, not withflanding the vigilance of the
Spanith, Eng11:11, Dann, and Swedifli (hips of
war, fent in purfuit of them, captured the Swedilh
NT) Petlan, Cape. Ot.uF NORDSTROM, bound from
Alicante to Ailematte. This vefrel was afterwards
nnaken by an En lilh cutter, but the corfair car-
ried off the crew.

141 tat a difgrace to civilized Europe, that fuch
An hoard of thieves flwuld be allowzd to retain
the fmalLfl portion of pow:n ! But it has Co hap-
pened generally, that one or more of the Euro-
pean &tes have followed a narrow policy, that
led them to wink at the Algerine depredations on
their mighbours, in long as their own commerce
remained unrnoletzd ; as if any of the partial ad-
vantages they could derive from fuch a fyllem of
fufferance mill bear comparifon with thofe folid
benefits which always refult man induilrious com•
nacre ial people, from a trade widely di gilled through
otrubtrleii un:nolefled ramifications.
If Statefmcn continue thus blind to the tree in.
terells of civiiized na.inr.e, we can only lay, inllead
of viewing the ezteniion of the Algerine piratical
fyllem indifclituinwely to all, as an evil, we fball
confider it as quite the reverie, if it be only carried
far enough to force all Europe to agree inputting
an entire end to it.

The Alcnittur Rates, that a detachment of the
Papal troops, with a Governor appointed by his
HOLINESS, has al-lived at Ancona from Rome.
The Governor brought an order from the Minifter
of the French Republic to the Commandant of
Ancona, to deliver up the town and fort of An-
cona, artillery, &c. to the Commandant appointed
by the ropr. In confequence of this order the
French troops began to march in battalions, after
havingcoptlgned every thing into the hands of the
f he Holy Sec.

The aa of taking pofefron, took place on the
it t to lite French with the great& decency and
urbanity. Benevento and Pogue Cotvo have been
evacuated by the Neapolitan troops, and the troops
it the Pontificate have alfo been put in poffeffion of
thefe places. Thus the Holy See, by the prudence

of Plus VII. is reprefented as being rendered fe-
cure, after having eeperienced (forms, which keen-
ed to threaten its deltruilion, at !call as a tempo•
ral power. a The Pore, Pays the Afeffitettr, has now'
no other affair to dircufs, than that of the Palfrey,
which he claims from the Kiwc of iklert.as. If a
cuftom confecrated by fo many ages can be con-
fidered as a title, it is really due to the Holy See.
On the other hand, Wall Sovereigns are confidered
as independent of each other, it may be (aid, that
the KIN° of Nari.ss has much lets title to the pre-
tenfions of fovercignty over the Order of Malta,
which he wifhes to revive."

Pews, Jui.v z6.—A frigate which left the
Cape on the 24th of June, has arrived at Breft,
and brings the molt fatisfa&ory news from St.
Domingo. The ravage oecalioned by the malady
which prevailed at the Cape has decreafed ; the
difarming of the Blacks has been effeded in the
Southern and Weftern part. Great ativity was
employed to effeft the fame in the Northern part.
The General of Divifion, DEllscLN, died a fort-
night before the velfel failed ; he is one of the laft
viiaims to the difeafe. The Republic in him has
to regret a General who diftinguithed himfelf in
all the campaigns of the war.
The Cape was rebuilding with extraordinary
ataivity.

The Captain General LICLIRC, by a new regu-
lation, has fupprelled all the dudes levied on the
importation of French articles of commerce.
The Gendarmerie organized by the Captain-
General had begun to be of great fervice ; for
more than two months no afrallination had been
committed throughout the whole extent of Saint
Domingo. More than half of the Blacks who
had been incorporated with the French troops
have returned to Agriculture ; the other part,
confiding of the molt faithful fiddlers, and on
whom the greateft confidence can be placed, have
been incorporated with the French troops, and for
that purpofe General LECLERC had formed a 4th
battalion, in addition to the demi-brigades.
This beautiful and vail colony is advancing ra-
pidly towards its organization ; in a few months
St. Domingo will be in the bell Rate ponies.
Proofs of the plots formed by the unfortunate
TOVSSAtNT were arriving from all touters. It
appears that it was the illnefs of General Lrot sac
which obliged him to repair to the ifland of la
'l'ortue fur Come days, which had awakened his
hopes. DESSALINES and CHILISTOPHS were the
firs to unveil his intrigues.
The Captain General below: great praire on
the conduit of the two Black Generals. They have
been the cattle of great misfortunes, but if they
continue to behave as they have done for Come
time pall, the clemency of the French People is
without bounds, and the Government can forget

the pal/.
In regardtoGeneralsCt.savEamt andLarctrms,
thcir conduit is highly praife.worthy. On the ar-
rival of the army they rallied with the French
troops. The FIRST Cousus has confirmed them
in their rank.

The Captain General Lic&uc has difplayed
and difplays in his command adivity, andmi-
litary as well as political talents. In the flower of
his age he may be confidered as one of thofe
nerals who are called forth to render the greater*
fervices to their country.
The Concordat has been publiihed at St. Do-
mingo with initable pomp. It has contributed to
attach to the Mother Country all the inhabitants
of the Colony.—Morriteur.
Five per ccnts. 53 fr. 6o c.

HAGUE, JULY 25.-Zy a decree ilfued by the
Government of our Republic, the following per-
tons are appointed provilionally and till farther
crders, Commercial Commit Goners, in the under-
mentioned places of the United Kingdom of Great
itain and Ireland:

In the Counties of Cornwall and Devonlhire,Pas
GRENSEL ; at Deal, in the County of Kent, ED.
WARD IGGULDEN ; at Hull, in Yorkthire, Miami
TITEINGN ; in the Ifle of Wight, Jsstss DAY ; in
the Wands of Cucrnfey, Jerfey, and Alderney,
FiItDINAD DE LISLE; Et Plymouth, Joan HAWKE!.

On the tsth of January the Right Hon-
Lord CLIVE, Governor of Fort St. George, pre-
fented the fecond Madras Battalion with their co.
lotus, on Vipery Plain, which were received with
the ufual honours.

An account has lately been received from China
of an improved method of cutting glafs. 'llth
procefs is the invention of a Mandarin at Macao,
and is performed by means of a hit iron, which is
reprefented to be far fuperior to the ufe of the dia-
mond, and will always fucceed when the diamond
fails.

An account from Bombay rays, " A confider.
able part of Captain Ls P P teaPs private property
WAS got fafe on (here prior to the lofs of the Com-
pany's tranfport the Real Fidelliffimo. With the
exception of two office: c, the feAmen, almoil to a
man, bad defined their Commander; they took
their departure to the weilward, and it is mach to
be feared that death, either by fwnrd or famine,
would be the only alternative that coact offer
againfl a life of &very amongtl the natives, who,
before their departure, made their appearapce
m efiderable numbers:

CORN MARKET.

OHM INSTICTOts 112T111111 MOM U111215C11.
JULY 29.
Wheat, per Load, from t6l. tos. to 191.
Barley, per Quarter, from 11. 12S. to 11. 1(b.
Oats, per Quarter, from 11. 45. to 11. tos.
Beaas, per Quarter, from 11. t4s. to il. 18s.
Peace, per Q2atter, from 11. 18s. to 21. 2,.
MARK-LANE, JULY 30.
There appears no material alteration in the price
of any fort of grain fine Monday laft. The trace
has a heavy appearance, and the event of fine wea.
ther will certainly reduce the value of molt ar.
ticles.-We refer to the underwritten currency for
other particulars.
Englifh Wheat, per quarter, 525. 68s. 70s. 725.
Fine Dantzic Wheat, 665. 7cts.
Rye, 325. 345.
Barley, 20$. 2611.--.(14212i11g) 345. 375.
1111119 465. 525. 545.
Oats, 18s. 225. 255. 6d.
Horfe Beans, (New) Jos. 355.
Tick Beans, (New) 295. 325. 6d.
Hog Peafe, 3os. 345.
Boilers, 34.5. 38s. 395.
Calumny Seed, 365. to 425. per cwt.
Coriander, 3os. to 365. per cwt.
Canary, 86s. to 9os. per qr.
Rape Seed, 341. to 381. per laft.
Flour 535. 58s. per fack.

The military ellablifliment for Ireland is to con.
fift of the following regiments of the line:—the
15th, 16th„ 17th, 18th, zoth, 21 ft, 32d, 35th, 38th,
44th, 45th, 46th, soth, 56th, 58th, 62d, 63d, 71 ft,
73d, 82d, and 89th. Each of thefe regiments k
to have 34 ferjeants, 4o corporals, 2z drummers,
and Ito privates, making in the whole, exclufive
of commiffioned Officers, a force amounting to
17,632 effeiaive men.
The Barrack Mailer General has Med notice,
that the premifes in the We of Wight, occupied
alrnoft during the late war as temporary barracks,
will be ceded on the 24th October enfuing, to the
proprietors; by which time, it is fuppofed, the fo.
reign troops un the Wand will be fent to the Weft
Indies, or whet-wife difpo(ed of, agreeable to ca.
pitulation.
His MAJESTY'S gracious intention of keeping
up the 21 it regiment of dragoons is another in.
fiance of his univertat attention to public fpirit,
and of his ever-anxious tare to reward real meet.
Col. Beaussonr railed this regiment in the molt
handfome and liberal manner, to ferve his King
and country, at an early and awful period of the
late war, and when completed it was fent ont to
St. Domingo, where the iegiment .gained every
poffible honour and credit, and Coffered very fe•
rarely by long and arduous Cervices in that un•
healthy climate. Omits return home,rio pains or
expence were. (pared by. Colonel• BEAUMONT to
recruit ; and:by the-unremitting attention of the
Officers, k is, now allowed.to-be in a very high
hate of difciplioe, and an extremely fine corps
both of men and horns....:

The eta certlinlyt had the firlt claim for per.
maneney of any of the young regiments ; except
indeed a confideration of expence to be (avid,
fhould induce Government to keep up the 25th,
now in the Ealt Indies; for the 22d, 23d, and
124. th, being now difbanding or difbanded, the
21(1 and zyth are the only two remaining in which
the Officers originally porehafed their Commit..
(ions : the 26th, 27th, 28th, and 29th, were railed
by drafts, and the Officers appointed without pui•
chafe: the a tit was railed, appointed, and mount•
ed at Col. BEAUMONT'S foie expence among his
refpeetahle tenants, in Yorklhire, with this fiipnla.
tion only, that he fhould have the profits arifing
from and the nomination to the Commiffions; and
as to fervice, they have had harder than any other
regiment of the fame (landing, for they were two
years longer in the Weft Indies than any other
dragoon regiment that were out with Sir RALPH
ABERCROMBIE% expedition, and would have been
particularly happy to have taken the field in any
other fituation in preference to that vile St. Do.
mingn, where Officers and men died like rotten
fheep : now another thing, Col. BEAUMONT'S v.:ni-
-1 porary rank.was thought a bar to the regiment's
(landing ; however, to do away that, on the hilt
arrival of our troops from Egypt, he went up to
town to offer his regiment as 4 reward to an;
the Generals who had fn gallantly didinguithed
themfelves on that expedition. Col. B. certaully
has a vaft (hare of public fpirit, and as much hu-
manity. Few foldiers in his Majeliy's fervice en-
joy more comfort than thofe in the 21t1 di ag,s,ns,
for we verily believe, to promote the good the
regiment, he devotes every emolument Ariling to
himfelf.

IPsatstss Fasutons.--The Fryiati at the Lite
fete exhibited an uncommon thew of beauty, at
a no l:fs uncommon variety of f, male drefs.
!fiba: of lace placed in marmite, through A
richly ornitmented comb was mad; partially to 0-
pear ; black 4raw hats, with °le-coloured oi va•
ments ; very large white ttraw.hats with rour.fed
b trders ; diadems formed of bunches ofwhite rh•
bons; tranfparent robes, with long trains and half•
fleeves; half fhawls of lace, fquare coloured fhavvls,
with gold edgings, were more particularly only'.
cuous. Two days after the Opera exhibited ano
various thew of fathion, but fomtwhat in a diffe-
rent Ityle : there wet e ken head-dreffes in fmo-111
hair, el la raus ; bandeaus of diamonds ; diadems
of diamonds ; veils thrown backwards and fatten-
ed on the forehead by 4 bandeau ; crowns a
Rowers, turbans, &c. &c. but very few hats; low
swains; laced corlets, and very few large
The predominant colour for ribb ns is rote, loa•
quille and black ; they are much worn in b'' k
((raw hats, and indeed in fueh a protufton, Oa: at
whatever distance little can be ditcovered 1.)14
colouT of the tibbout
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