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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1.
TRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Irl. CooL tee notary, 664 i—ditto, for account, 6of.
. 61.1-4 per Cont. Boi .—News per Cent.97W—
Okl s pen Cent. 0.-o=lmm 9 j f.

PRICE OT STOCKS YESTEILDAT:
,3 per Cent. Red. 644 6r Short Ann. 3 746
per C. Cad kap 3 per Ceat.664
per Cent. ila b India Beads 6e.to 7s- Fels
5 per C. Navy vs v 6 9314 Exchequer Bills # dit.
10, 1,07- 97 97 Onulum 1 prtra.
Long A. z i 3.26 Conf. far A. 604 6r 601

Yelterday Hon. M. PAGET left town for
Vienna. He has the permiffion of the French.,
Government to travo:fr.through France, in 0064
to avoid the inconvenience of the paifage to Ham.
burgh. The favour was granted at the requell of
M. OTTO, who was applied to by Mr. PAGET to
procare it. We can ailhze the public• that Mr.
PAC;er's journey through France has no political
olkieft whatever in view.

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Wednefday their Graces the Dike and Ducb
of GORDON, the Duchefs of Ifriptcatirrea, and
Lady GtoecsAwe GORDON, IleA L3nburgh for
the North..
Frilly evening his Royal tigttnefs the Duke
of Gtoutssrea arrived * the Star Inn, South.
ampton, from the file -of Wight. where he had
been to vilit his fon, Prince WILLIAM. He isifince
gone to Lyndhurft, at phial plate he is expeeted
to rcn3ain Come time. .

Lord Nevscre has iriereafed Lady Nautili's fet.
clement to wool. aye '.Herb idyfhip divides
bar refidence between elfillnekiA held Norfolk.
Yeiterday re'nflight the remains of that verse.l
Table-Officer, Lord koala- f3ozoow, were interred
in the church-yard of Lavergne, without any funeral
pomp, at his own fricial mina.
The officers of the atfi Rees/rid at Winchefter
have been very indulgent, in'tidt only permitting
,numbers to affil in reaping, &c. but to pick hops.
NATIONAL Dier.--Three Raternents have late.
lately been laid before the public; viz. Mr. Moe-
pea's, Mr. Timm's, and the CHascrttoa of
the Earitscly se's.--The Jr, Rates the National
Debt, after deduCtiog the Stock redeemed by the
Comnsiffioners at 506036,9721.--Thefseavd (ex-
nJuilve of tbitokock redeemed by the Land-Tax),
at 490,909.8.—The third Rates the whole of the
1114E4, stottagreed to by the Hours of Com.
eons, ai7filcsoysll6sL
Citizen Caittiatiand M. CITTO, the two Ple-
nipotentiaries of the French Republic and of the
Ele&or of Bavaria, hare figned a Treaty of Peace
between the two States, at Paris.
We have received American Papers to the soth
of July ; which Rate that—
" News were communicated at New York, from
Calcutta, of a late date in March Taft. Lieutenant
Matcotse, of his Majefty's (tip Smote, with
twenty-five perfons of the crew; went, in the 'be-
ginping of that month, affiore on Diamond Ida td,
on the Coaft of Pegu, caught forty turtles, and
drefled and ate of tome of them as Coen as they
conveniently could. They ate of nothing elle
from the Mc, yet, very foon after making that
. meal of turtle. t. ey all fickened ; and. within a
few days, only Lieut. Matcots and one other
perfon out of the whole twenty-fix furvived,
66 The Legiflature of the Stare of New Hemp-
Aire, at its lall meeting, paired thirty aft', of whi.h
fifteen were ads for incorporating Library Socie-
ties in different towns of the State. Such, through.
out America, is the general paffion for Literature
and Study. We know from experience in Britain
that nothing can contribute more effeaually than
thofe inllitutions to the general diffufion of know-
ledge and civility throughout a Rate.
" A Deputation of the Cherokees lately attend.
ed the Minifters of the Angio-American Govern-
ment at Wathington. Affurances of amity were
mutually renewed between the two nations. The
Anglo. American Secretary of State made a fpecch
to the Deputies, in which be congratulated them
upon the progrefs which civilization had begun to
• make among the Cherokees, in particular, on their
hiving adopted the ufc of the Plough and. of the
Spinning-wheel. The principal Chief replied in a
ftyle of-eloquence animated and energetic, yet
gentle and graceful.
66 We repeat this hews with uncommon fatisfac-
tion. There was once rcafon to fear that the Abo-
riginal Americans might be exterminated fooncr
than civilized ; but Grace they began to learn the
ufe of the Plough and of the Spurning-wheel, it
feems probable that the race may be continued
stnd multiplied rand that :fley may, in the courfc
of time, rife to an equality with the Conquerors
pf their Country in knowledge, indultry, and re-
finement of manners.
06 The rent of land begins to be as high in Alne-
ries as in the more cultivated pills of Europe.
Mr. VAN Beams., well known in England by his
etcellent Account of the Dutch Esdbafy to the
Court of China, formed lately an ornamented
farm. of 430 acres, with a good houfe upon it, in
the vicinity of Philadelphia, which, though a con.
fiderable proportion of it be woodbine!, has been
fince let at the fun of four hundred guineas a
year. tie gave pa this farm and houfe the nen.;
of (.bias Ramat.
*6 An American convoy of merchant-Ships failed
for Gib' altar, in the beginning of July, under the
n t f a Angle man of Tar.
6( Advice has been received at New York, from
$h- Commanders of f. me American veirels un the
matt of Spain, fignifying that they bad ekapcd
(n .m the Ccitfairs of Tripoli. tritely by the gm
*MIS pi -teetion fume Briti(h (hips of war. The
tone t and th. ki ulnas if this femice from Bri-
tans are felt with we, m gratitude in America.
• 66 Int,neriation was received at New York Iron
'Halifax, that Sit P , the Britilh Naval
CAMI-naplce exi the, Ration, had been recalled
with. or4ers to leave H &fax within twelve hoot,
;tier th.:ir receipt.' lie immediately failed, with
Isis family, in the Sr. A tame's frigate.,'

THE dßldr.

CESIUM DISTRIBUTION OR Tilt BRITISH ALUTs_
SITTROIRRIt Z.
asterias- Mi. Tat. leo.
Cm IV Inf. Bat .""
• p•".
Wind and Wala 13 3 74 114 40
211;4th Britala s as la- 6
Ireland • 6 as —; 3s 5o 6
JafeT, Guerafev, tee. s•
Otbnotar 3 4 9
Madeira - - •••• •—•
Minoru aad Malta - ; • l; ••••
SUP% - 3 as ss
Canada, Nava Scotia, 5 tt ,' 1. 7
Weft Wks - 1 34 ..P
Cape of Good Hope I 3
Eat/ Indies - • 4 111 has.
On board Sir H. Po pham's
Squadron . 1... , ••••• --
Embarked for Foreign Ser.
vice in Jane 1 3 4
On pant from abroad

Total 41 148 44 86 Pr 16
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• (a) AM Detachments.
(A) The Company's Troops exclave.
(r) With Detachments. •
• Exclave of Artillery and Engineers at home and abiroMl.
Independent Cemparies, Additional Companies of Regiments
on Foreign Statlawilaterulting Corps, Volwitcera,

The Dtmfe Volunteers, commanded by Captain
Join Ttransus.t. have agreed, in Cale of.aitual
ievacion, to exis;sci their Cervices to any part of
Great-Britain. ,
The Inverkeithing Volunteers, under the com-
mand of Captain Routs. Wat.itsa, on their iser-
citing ground, unanirhoufly came forward, and
agreed to extend--their-ferviees-to any -part of
Britain, in cafe Of an invafion.
• On Monday fe'nnight the Edinburggh Militia were'
reviewed in the Green, Glafgow, by Major-General
Dior moan. His Grace the Duke of Bucci.suon
gave the word of command.
On Saturday Lift the 18th regiment of Light
Dragoons, ctimmanded by the Honourable Lieu-'
tenant-Colonel &raven?. was reviewed by the
Panics of Watis and Dues of You on the Race
Ground at Guildford, being the firtt time the Re-
giment had ever the honour't being reviewed by
any of the Royal Family, owing to their long fer-
vices abroad.

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Their appearance, and the admirable manner
M which they performed the fword exereife,
and various manauvres of the day, obtained
the moll flattering approbaeon from their Royal
Highneffes, and afforded vaft gratification to the
numerous and refpettable concourfe of fpeaators
prefent, The ground was kept by the Guildford
Volunteers, who very handfomely offered their
fervices on the occalicili.
After the review, the Palace of WALES, the
Dues of YOU, DO ti of Cowasat awn, the Gene-,
ral Officers in their fuite, and a large party of the
Ladies and Gentlemen of the neighbourhood,
(about two hundred) dined with the officers of the
reginient, in two large tents, which had been pre
vioufly crated on the ground. The elegance of
the entertainment afforded the molt agreeable fur-
prize and pleafure to every one prefent ; and the
ehoieeft Champagne, Burgundy, Claret, and other
wines, were diltributed in the greaten proftifion.
In the evening, when the Palace and Duc R of
YORK had taken leave of Colonel STEWART, Coun- '
try Dances ccmmeneed on the ground before the
tents, and continued till after dulk. The company
then betook themfelves to their carriage<, and fe-
parated, very highly gratified with the polite con-
dna and holpitable entertainment they had met
with from the Officers of the regiment.
Nothing could exceed the finenefs of the day; all
the falhionables in the neighbourhood were prefent,
and among the molt diftinguilhed beauties in the
tents we witneffed Mrs. I3VSMIIY, Mifs Vauc it•N,
Mifs GRAN r, &c.

The fittings of a Court-Martial held during the
laft week at Chelfea-Hofpital, at which Lord
HvarariFLD prefided, chafed on Saturday Jail.--
The circurnftances requiring its attention were
thefet—lt appeared that on the 2111 July la R Jou N
WILLIAM EGERTON, Efq. Colonel of the 4th
Light Dragoons, received intimation, whilft in
the country, that Major BROWN and Cornet Re.
CHARDSON, of the fame regiment, were to meet on
the fucceeding morning, at five o'clock, to adjull
an affairof honour. The Colonel inflantlycame poll
to town, put the parties, together with Lieutenant
Marrow Iv, alfo of the 46, "the bearer of the
challenge, tinder arrefl, and reported the particu-
lars (which were that Major &owe had challen-
ged Cornet RICH ARMOR, whip OH RtZiOlelea They
to his Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief,
who, with that dried attention to difcipline which
forms fo piominent a feature in his Royal High.
nefs's Military Charader, direaed that Major
Stowe and Lieut. MA Now ay fhould either fell their
commiffiona, or abide the event of a Court-Martial,
to the latter of which they moll cheerfully a ifented.
The charge on the part of the Commander in
Chief was opened by Lieur.-Colonel MITCHELL,
who paid the higheß compliments to the charaeters
of the Major and Lieutenant, as Officers, Chrif-
dans, and Men.. A molt minute inveftigation
followed, and the fentencc wal tranfmitted to his
Mk/ isTY'll confederation.
Tuefday a Court-Martial was held on board the
GLADIATOR, in Portfmouth harbour, for the trial of
Thomas Crampton, a feaman belonging to his Ma-
y's fhip TRIUMPH, for Wing contemptuoui lan-
guage to, and threatening toilrike Mr. 5t.a1.14111
rva, a Midfhipman. The charge being proved, he
was fenteoced to receive three dozen lathes.

And on Wednefday another was held on board
the fame (hip, on Mr. William Macleod, Puller
of the FLT (loop, for not fupplying the raid (hip
with neceirary Rom, for drunkennes, and neglat
of duty t and being found guilty thereof, he was
fratenced to be difmilred from his Majefly's fervice.
Same day, John Pearce, late belonging to the
Hermione, was alto tried, on a charge of having
aided in the murder of the Officers on board the
faid (hip, and carrying her into La Gnira. The
charge being folly proved, the Court adjudged
that he (bould fuffer—Dauh.