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FRAN:.E.

PARIS, JUNE s 6.

Under the prefent form of our Government, and
confidcring the genius which direCts every thing, it is
no wonder that fuch profound fecrecy has been hither-
to preferved relpeding the derlination of the Toulon
fleet. Four different plans had been hid before the
Emperol-, relative to the deßination of that fleet,
which was victualled at all events for a long period.
He cancelled and burnt three of thofe plans, and fent
hi rife!f the plan he had adopted to Toulon to be fol-
lowed, to that thole in his confidence did not know
which plan his Majelly had chofen.
The Emperor has provided the Minifler of the In-
tel; tr. CH iMPAGNY, with the necetfary powers to
organife the three Genoefe Departments. From the
9th of June, all the ails of that Minifter muR be
obeyed as laws in the whole compafs of thefe three
departments.
By the perfonal vilit of the Anflrian General Via-
CENT, who executed a million tothe prefent Emperor
NAPOLEON in 1797, the differences concerning the
Italian delexters, who had gone over to the Au Rrians,
are now fettled. The new Milan Court Gazette, of
the 7th of June, contained a complaint on this fub-
jal againtl the Lieutenant VON Taut' and Rated,
that on the eve of the Coronation, the Auftrian Con-
ful General had quitted Milan.

AEW SOU 7 H WALES.

FROM SYDNEY GAZET'I'ES TO THE 13tit JAN. dos.

SYDNEY, AUGUST z6,—The fealon rapidly ap-
preaches when the native genius of our infant foil
/hall undergo probation. Seminaries rife in dinant
quarters, all which unite with one accord to give the
polifb to the infant nii.)d, to ornament it with the
fublime and graceful tints of literary knowledge, and
to adapt it to the truly fcene of chearful commerce
and cf hurling arts. That the flame of virtuous emu-
lation may be kindled by the torch of reason, and
the youthful principle be formed upon the inviolable
bafis of integrity, let us imt fupinely hope, but ac-
tively exert ourfelves in the promotion of the genuine
objed. So, then, than New South Wales become
the erivied mart, and in her own profperity grateful.
ly acknewlecige the superior bleffings of a mild and
lenient Government, the affeEtions of her parent
country, and the bounty and munificence of a much
loved Monarch.
The brick-work of the church and school-houfe at
the Green Hills, Hawkefbury, is now finifhed, and
the building nearly covered. The dimenfions are
101 feet in length, 2+ broad, and the walls 2+ feet
high. The defign of the edifice, in inculcating mo-
ral principles, and refcuing the rifing generation from
the morbid gloom of ignorance, mutt interest every
perrens in its fpeedy accomplifhment.
We are forry to find that the late fevere froftshave
sr cad), injured the forward crops of barley and wheat
which are in the ear, at Hawkeibury.
Sr PTEMPER to —The mode of difpofing of perfons
whole turbulent or infamous deportment require their
removal to a dillant Settlement, will, it may be
hoped, work a reformation, by the force of example.
Such is the vigilance of our Police, and fo effential is
its aelivity to the common welfare, that no right of
exemption can poflibly be inferred any ekffereace
in the local circumflances of the offenders. A right
of exemption mull be founded in character only, and
as crime reduces all tranfgreffions to a level, fecurity
mutt depend upon defer[. An additional draft, con-
fining of perrials of either fex, goes by the [hip Fran-
cis to King's Tor; n.
La:t week two women were lodged in confinement
as ciiii)rdelly ChaT2aell. The Ladies Were, upon this
occasion, severely reprimanded. and a chow of eon-
dati recommended as the only preventative to a aware
ofair.
As a prefent from his Grace the Duke of Noe-
THUMBERLAND,Major Joassora has received three ca-
pital Tees Water Ewes and a fine Ram, a breed that
mull prove effentially advantageous to th e general in-
teretts of the Colony, in the propagation of one of the
molt ufeful species of the whole animal creation.
The following extraordinary recital, although it
may net come immediately within the pale of proba-
bility, is reverthelefs handed round with a degree of
node assurance, that promifts at lean its finding a
coiner in the Marvellous Mufeum—A Settler trot
very diflant from Parramatta, report declares to have
been furprifed and carried bodily off by a creature
whore fuperior fuze denoted its fuperior rank as a pre-
ternatural phenomenon. The return of the poor man,
wilofe exit is thus wonderfully reported, is an event
devoutly walled for by all the circle of his curious ac-
quaintance.
NovaMasa 113.—0 n Monday !all the reaping at
Hawkefbury became general, as well on the private,
as on the Government ground at Cornwallisplace.
All the other fertlements are in equal forwardnefs,
and the prefent is considered as luxuriant as any for-
mer harvelt whatfirever.

Vacc is lIMCULATION.—There was every rearm
to hope, that upon the happy introduaion into this
Colony of the Vaccine Virus, every parent would
have availed thenifelves of fu inetlimable a bleffing,
Isithout the neceffiry of repeated folicitation. Tate
feveral medical Gentlemen have feduloully adopted
the cr-nkitiC of the British Faculty, and parents are
again exhorted by aloft Gentlemen to aucnd to this
pate:tat p •int of duty.
A farm., fome days fence, incurring the appella-
tion of 0 unworthy," archly retorted: " there ypii
'Tnittr.ke.; far if l 46 not as valitable;sg 4a d itfeli?
Iba 11101;110ot hccti ainetan time;, the
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LONDON.

MONDAY, JULY Ts.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS 134 Y AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Confab, for money. 59a—dItto. for July, SAN
Reduced 6o to 6oi—Oounniu.n. 6
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
Bank Stock t 04i • Long Ann. 17 if
3 per Red. Ann.boi India Bonds, is dit
3 per Cent. Conf. 59 Ili Imp. Ann. 9 5-z6t
4 ter Cent. 78-1 77i 13 Ereheq. Bills, to. a 31. prem.
5 per Cent. Navy ycji Omniom, 6 6 674 preen.
5 per Cent. 1797 99t I Couf. for ace. ea I 6of 61

No mails of any kind have arrived fince our lag;
nor have any farther accounts been received from
Lnrd NELSON. It is now a month fince his Loralip
left the Weil Indies, in purfuit of the enemy's fleet,
and we may therefore expel news of his proceedings
in a day or two, Confiderable apprehenfion is enter-
tained that the enemy after feting the CUILIBU X may
have taken refuge in an American port. Nay, it is
palible, that after drawing Lord Nassou from the
Weft Indies, they may have changed their courfe to
the Northward, and again gone back to that quarter
of the world !

On Wednefday la* the ORESTFS Hoop of war,
Capt, Baowsi, cruizing off the French coati between
Dunkirk and Gravelines, got on fhore on one of the
numerous banks on that coati. To prevent her fal-
ling into the poffeffion of the enemy, after every en•
deavour was made to get her off, without effed, fhe
was fet on fire and entirely defiroyed. The Captain,
Officers, and crew were all Caved by the boats of the
different cruizers, and have fine arrived in the
Dpwus.

Saturday a bag of letters watt received from Qua
bet. The fleet for that port had arrived in the river
St. Lawrence,

Saturday accounts were received from Surinam.
by which we learn that the Suffolk and Attentive
tranfports, with a detachment of the both regiment,
had arrived there, from Jamaica, under convoy of the
SNAILS Hoop.

A number of letters were received on Saturday
from Tortola. but none of a later date than thole
brought by the Couto:.
By letters from la nutmeats" frigate.off Caracas,
're learn that feveral American and Death veffels
have been captured for attempting to violate the
blockade. The trade of the Wand had been fufpend-
ed by our operations, and the inhabitants ronfe-
quently much embatraffed, but we do not underhand
that any ferious progrefshas yet been made towards
the reduCtion of the colony.
We learn by a letter from an officer of the Sot-
vst""amrs frigate, dated May 53, that the had cap-
tured feveral Spanifh veffils, the moll valuable of
which, however, we lament to fay, was re-taken on
her patfage to Jamaica. The SURVEILLANT! was
waiting off Vera Cruz for an armed Chip with (peck
about to fail from that port for Spain.
By letters received on Saturday from Honduras
we learn, that fume apprehenfions had been enter
tained of an attack from the Spaniards, it having
been rumoured that a force had failed from the Ha-
vannah for that purpofe, but the fettlement was fafe
and well on the 27th of May ' • the troops (the sth
Weft India regiment) under the orders of Captain
Hotwit.", were very healthy, and on the alert.—
Trade was uncommonly dull.

(mall French expedition failed from Gluck-
loupe the middle of May, under efcort of la Gloria
of 44 guns ; it was fpoken on the 24th of May in
lat. 23. 36. long. 83. 22. by the brig Indtiftry,
VAucilars, on her paffage from Montego Bay, Ja-
maica, to New York ; there were about 600 troops
on board, with a General Officer ; their deflination
was not known,

An American paper, (the New York Gazette, of
the s tilt of June), Rates, on the authority of Captain
FAIftCHILD, of the brig Jane, who on the ft of June
arrived at St. Croix in forty-eight hours from Domi-
nica, that a fquadrnn of four fail of the line and two
tranfports, from Martinique, paired Dominica the
morning before he left Rofeau, (landing to the north-
ward. Had fuel), however, been the fad, it mull
have been known at Antigua at the date of the laft
difpatches from thence.
Saturday accounts were received from Batavia,
via Salem, to the 26th February, by which we learn
that the fcttlement was fo fickly as to caufe an al-
molt total ftoppage to trade. Several veal:, una-
ble.to obtain cargoes, and alarmed at the ravages of
the fever, had faded in ballaft,
Accounts have been received fromthe Cape ofGood
Hope to the 27th, and from the Ifle of France to the
19th of April. A corvette arrived at the Cape on the
23d from France with difpatches, which had created
a confiderable degree of buftle. Orders had in con-
fequence been iffued compelling the farmers to deli-
ver into the public (lures a large quantity of grain,
Bcc. at ftipulated prices; and arrangements were
made for the reception and accommodation of a
force from Europe. Several prizes had beep fent to
the Mauritius, and, amongft the number, we lament
to find the Coromandel, from China, kr London,
with 6000 chefs of tea, and 4 variety of other valu-
able articles, haviug been taken by a French priva-
teer, after an anion of fome duration, but with the
particulars of which we are not yet informed. Some
mention is made of Sir E. Pst.xsw's fquadron ; but
we are not certain whether the accounts fate he had
arrives, or that he was expelled, off the Ifle of France,
and that an embargo had in confequence been impof.
ed on all Tails there.

A thirty-eight gun frigate is building for his Ma-
fervice at Bombay, and will thortly be ready
to launch. This is the Ora veal built by Govern-
ment in India, although feveral teak (hips have been
purchafed into the fervice. Since the year 1781, 39
"hips, and an equal number of fnows, have been built
in the Ganges; (even "hips and twenty-nine fnows
at Chittagong ; two Mips and thirteen (news at Syl•
he ; and mine Dips and twelve fnows in various
parts of the riyers in the Bunderbpnds. The re,
fources of the country are adequate Fo an infinitely
extended fupply, and we hope Will iq futwe ba spi,
Flom, with TorF attlYiFf? •