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London, England, 1802-07-26 00:00:00

MONDAY, JULY 26.

PRISE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
1 per Cent. Codala 7:} —Ditto. for see. 7111.
New f per Cant. W 31.1-016 5 per C. r* par..
Asa
Long An 201 9-16--Onuilual 4 3 4 diE
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY
Kink Stock !DIP. 3 Per C-
-3 per Cent. Red. 7211 Imp. Ann. tat 5-16
3 per Cent. Conf. 71 7tit Excheq. Bills is. to 41. pr.
4 per Cem. 840 Ocunluni 3 4 34
5 per C. Ann. tott tot took Emil& Tickets t7L t6a
5 per Cent.t797 to4l 1034; Conf. forAng. eea rst 7tf 724
Long Ann. at z3-z6 iz-z6f 714 a 724

A Hamburgh Mail arrived yeßerday, but a
conliderable part of its contents had been antici-
pated by the French papers.
From the Turkith Empire the 'fame accounts
are continued of the ravages which the rebel Pa.
chas are daily committing. At Belgrade the Ja-
niffaries Rill maintain their independence. jus-
sum Aca, the Imperial Commander, had fum-
moned the place without effea, and there was
every appearance of an intention to make a refo.
lute defence.
The report of a Convention having been figned
betwixt the French and Turkifis Ambaffadors, is
Rill continued in the Foreign journals. Letters
from the Hague Rate this account in a more de-
tailed form, bit with no additional circumllances
which can increafe its credibility.
Several corps have been organized on the Con-
tinent under the title of corps of indemnity. One
of them under the command of General Dewr
will, according to report, occupy upper Suabia.—.
Prince LINAMOR, in the fervice of the Ele&or of
Bavaria, will take polfellion" of Eichßat and
Wurtzburgh ; and a third diviGon will be Ration-
ed in Bamberg, while a portion of the gen' iron of
Munich were to march into the Bilhopric of Fra-
il ngen.
The Emperor of Morocco has formally declar-
ed war *gala the United States of America.—
Among the various objets which now frefent
themfelves to the attention of European Govern.
ments, the extinaion of a hord of pirates and
plunderers who have for ages defied the laws of
jutlice and humanity, ought not furelY to be whol-
ly negleaed. Ambition may furtive, but we troll
that the reign of lawlefs cruelty and plunder mutt
fpeedily be extinguithed.

The Ding of ETRURIA being now recovered,
will foleranly renew his oath of allegiance, in the
old Palace at Vlorence, on the toth of neat month.
Paris Journals to the 24th inh. have corm to
hand.

According to a letter from the French Miniller
of the Interior to General JouitD4N, and a Decree
of the Confuls, it appears that the fate of Pied-
mont is decided. The Confuls have refolved to
I.cep it for France, and afGgn as a motive, that
the Ktao of SARDINIA, by abdicating the Crown,
has difcharged the Piedrnontefe fican their Qath
of Alltgiance !
His I m PULL MAJESTY has appointed M. lIAm.
mta, who accompanied Sir SIDNEY SMITII during
Come of his expeditions, to be Secretary of Lega-
tion at Conflantinoplc.
The F: each Government is on the point of
making a very important communication to the
Germanic Diet in regard to the execution of the
Treaty of Luneville : it has even ordered its
Charge d'Affaires, C.BAcm ke, to declare formally,
that it expeas that the MeMbers of the Diet will
not leave Ratifbon before this communication is
made. His PrufGan Majefty hisj made a fimilar
declaration : he has confcquently charged his Mi.
oilier to tellify, in his name, to the Diet, that he
expects that none of the Memberi will leave Rte.
tifbon in the ;intent conjnature.
PARIS, JJLr 22.—A Commifflon of the Tribu-
nate, SeCtiori of Legiflation, and a Council of
State, met at the bottle of theConful CattaAc Eats,
to receive the principal difpofitioas of the Civil
Code, and after a conference of fix hours agreed
upon feveral points The whole rummer, and a
part of the winter, wilt be employed in draWing
up the Civil Code, and, it is hoped, that before the
expiration of the year t 1, we (hall have one, the
refult of the labour of 'our principal' 'lien in the
legal department, and at good as the nature of
there works will admit. '

Among the foolilh reports now circulated in
the Departments to alarm' and give uneafinefs to
the Public Fun tionaries,that of a plan to require

fecurity from all the Judges, is one of the molt un-
founded And :no 1 ri.ticalous. We requeft our
Fellow-Citizens to give no credit to there articles
of intelligence, which the Gazettes of Hamburgh ,
the London Islewfpaiiers, and feveral of the hand-
bulletins circulate with an air of importance, and
to pay no regard to any thing that proceeds from
the fame fources. Thefe reports, which teem to
have an accidental origin, are fpread with dc-
fign, and are propagated by men who ate expert
in the arts of intrigue.—Mwsiteur.
JULY 23.—The Princefs of Oat no E, who land-
ed at Calais on the 17th, with General LAVCIIIf,
two Ladies of Honour, and her Domeltics. is ca-
pe/led in this city.
Letters from Breft of the ;sth Elate, that Ad-
miral VI ace a ay loyalist arrived there the preced-
ing evening, and hoifted his flag on board the Je-
mappe. Preparations are making for his depar-
ture, which will loon take place.
A merchant of Bourdeauz has received a letter
from the Colonial Prefed of Guadaloupe, dated
June 8. which contains the following intelligence :
I have the pleafure of announcing to you the
complete re-eftablifhment of the national autho-
rity in this Wand after fome violent crifes, dur-
ing which the rebellions negroes, afrembled in ,
great numbers, were every where repotted with
enormous lots by the Republican troops under
the command of the excellent General Rt-
CHEPANCI. The lag of the engagements ter-
minated with the explofion of a confiderabie
quantity of gunpowder, by which a body of in-
furgents, to the number of more than 300, blew
themfelses up in defpair. The cell confift only of
fome ftraggling bands of fugitives, who give us
no uneafinefs. In their flight, however, they have
burnt feveral plantations and cane fields, but the
damage is not fo great as reported. The whole of
Grand Terre has been Paved, and a part of the
island of Guadaloupe, properly to called, The
infurgents are every where returning. Agricul-
ture is returned, and good ordee reftorod. This
is important intelligence to commerce, which may
now, without uneafusefs, purfue its ,fpeculations,
which, indeed, were never interrupted by this state
of warfare; which tailed nearly timonth."

Lord and Lady HOLLAND were prrfent at the
Sitting of the Tribunate on the a tit init.

Five per Cepts. 53 €r. 250.
Visaaa, Jusx B.—Her Weft?, the Queen of
NAPLES has charged the Valet of the Chevalier
de San, lately killed in a duel with the Ruffian
Prince IscHsaaarow, to repair to Plombieres, in
France, to carry thither a letter from her M*4
to the Dachas of Ram), filer of the deceafed,
containing an account of the death of her bro-
ther. The perfoqs in the Rite of Prince Supow
fet out for Raffia on the night of the 3clittflant.
Genoa, Jto.r z.—The intelligence we have re-
ceived from Algiers for Tome weeks pail is exceed-
ingly difagreeable. About the beginning of May
the Regency fcqt out eleven corfairs of different
fizes, viz. two frigates, one 0f 46 guns, and the
other of 36; four chebecs,two polacres,two fchoon•
ers, and a brig ; and it is known that they have
already taken nine confide able prizes in the courfe
of fix weeks, namely, five Neapolitan veft?.ls, two
Spattifh, oue Engliat, one Genoefe, and a Portu-
guefc ft igate.
There privateers have even flopped two French
brigs. under a pretence that they were not provid-
ed with p.ifsports ; and it was only after I'm,
hong rernoftrances that the Agent of the Repub.
lie was able to obtain their releafe. There is no
doubt that the French Government twill take tome
notice of this condat of the Regency, and demand
reparation.
There is reafon to believe alto, that it will in-
terfere in the aff,tir of the two Neapolitan reels,
bccaufe the RepUblic is immediately interefted in
the circumstances of their capture. One of them
hid been difpatched from Corfu by the French
Agent in the Republic of the Seven Me:, with
cargo deftined for the fervice of the French army
in the kingdom of Naples. The Agent of the Re.
public at Algiers being informed of the circum-
(lance, which was carefully concealed from him,
defired to fee the difpatches of which that veld
was the bearer ; they ' were refuted to hint ; and
the efforts lie made to caufe the prize to he given
up, were attended with no other fuccefs than that
of obtaining the liberty of route paffengers who were
on board. In regard to the Neapolitan Captain,
his fate is truly deplorable,i and he Ain groans in
the moft cruel captivity.

The other Neapolitan veffel which failed from
Marfeilles with a'cargo of hemp, was taken in
fight of *the- Hieres Ines ; the crew confined of
it Men ; one of them it feems was drowned in
attempting to efcape—two fucceeded in getting
on shore, and gave in their depofition ; the other
18 were conducted as naves to Algiers. The Cap-
tain demanded the interference of the French
Agent, and the affair is now under dilcuffion.
The Englifh prize excited a violent altercation
between the Regency and the Englilh Conful.—
The Regency pretended that the Admiralty pals
which the Captain produced via' forged, becaufe

tLe v:gnette reprerehted a reel with fa:!,,
whereas the veffel feized was fquate rigged. Th.:
Conful wifhed to fend notice a the feizure to tl. •
Britifh Government ; but this was re(ufed,
the port was flint. The affair is not decided, and
the veffel is fill detained. The lineal Confu)
has remonfirated with great firmnefs, and threat-
ened hoftilities if the veffel is not refiored Veit
proper indemnities.

Of all thefe prizes the mon remarkable is
of the Portuguefe frigate la Cygne, of 44 gum.
and 350 men, which was captured, on the 7th cf
May, at the entrance of the Gut of Gibraltar, by
an Algerine frigate of the fame Ince and about
420 men. The Portuguefe fuffered themfelres to
be furprifed, at lean we mutt 'believe fo. The Al.
gerines came upon them with a prefs of fail, fired
a few !hot, and then boarded. The Portuguefe
Captain, the Lieutenant, and 36 men were killed.
If they were not deficient in courage, they cer.
tainly were deficient in forefight and !kill. The
tea of the Portuguefe were thrown into the hold
naked and loaded with chains. The wounded
were feven days at lea ; without chthest without
nourifliment, and without having their wounds
dreffed : when they arrived at Algiers feveral of
them died in confequence of their wounds haring
mortified.

This prize, of which there is no similar example
in the annals of Algiers, excited in the city the
moll extravagant enthaltafm. The indolence of
the Government has thence increafed, and the
Europeans can no longer appear in the ftreeti
without being expofed to the i*lts Of the licens
tious populace.
We learn at the fame time that an Algeria,
Rais had the impudence to ill ufe the Second Ofi
fiver of a 011111 French vetlel in the harbour of
Tunis, and we know that in the difeuffsons which
have takers place on this fubjes% between the ger
gency and the -French Agent, the lamer eomplained
of the bad faith and rude behaviour of the Vekik;
largy- ft is even laelieved that the Trench co!
vernment will not [Offer fneh infults to go tut.
puniftsed, and that if other powers allow their flag
to be infufted, and their vegels plundered, the
FIRST CONSUL Will inviolably protelft in the Me,
diterranean the honour of the French flag, and
maintain that fecurity svhich' he has inornifed to
all commercial fpeeulations.
NAPLES, Paz 28.—The flotilla which ha;
brought haelc our Sovereign from Merino, Mir
peered yefterday before thla porti and the tame
evening his Majzrry Widest set the Tlvourites
where he was met, according to the difpofitiam
preViopfly Made, by the Hereditary Princel the
the
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Secretaries of Stite, and a multitude of other per;
fogs attached to the Court. Tefterday the Xing
made his folemn entrance' into the pita!: frosm
the Favourite to the Bridge de le Madeleine yari.
our triumphal arches were melted a battery of
6o pieces of cannon, placed before la' Daniai,
made continual 'difcharges, and a temple to Glory
was ereited before the Palace s the efcort which
accompanied his Mat airy, and the acclainations
of the people, rendered this ceremony a kind of
triumph. The Qin*); now waits in order to re-
turn hither, only for the arrival at Triette of the
flotilla, Which is to convey her to Manfredonia.
Tuata, Jut.r t I.—The General Adminiftrator,
anxious and impatient to put a ftop; in the 27th
divifion, to the nneafinefs and doubt thick tome,
Citizens may Rill have relative to Citizen PuItIONT,
haftens to snake knOwn, by means of the Official
Journal of his dilerift, the clecree which the Cori•
tails have madeon this occafion, and the letter of
the Minißer of Interior which accompanied it.
COPT 9? THE LETTER OP THE MINISTER 0F THB
re:taloa To CIENBIAL JOURIAN, DATED JULY 2.
" Citizen Counfenor of Sate, annexed I addle&
to you a decree of tho Confuls, which grants al
am nefly for all the political offences which have
t'aken plaell'in the departments of the 27th mili-
tary divifion. The Flair Coast's, in ordering
me to addrefs it to you, chaigei me 'to direft you
to obferve that this is the moment for publifh•
lug and putting in execution this decree, inafmuch
as the ling of Saaptins has now, far the fecond
time, renounced the crown, and thereby releafed
the Piedmontefe from their oath of obedience.
Deign,. Citizen Counfcllor of State, to announce
to me the receipt of this letter, and to inform me
of what you have done in confequence,"
DECREE OF THE CONSULS OF THE 29TH JUNE.
Art. L That a general amneity be proclaimed for all political
delinquencies within the Six Departments Of the 27th Military'

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11. That there WU not be made out for the aioref.:4 Six
Departments a lift of emigrants.
111. That all abfan individual% thofe even who WI diplomatic
fituations under the ci-devant Prince, be allowed to return to
their refludtive homes, and that they have until the aid of
September next granted unto them for that purpofe.
IV. That folk Stall make declaration, before the Prc fed of
their Department, that they renounce all intercourfe with th 4
Houle of Savoy, with all furdgn Powers, and they Stall take
the oath of allegiance to the Conititution of the French people.

Tliat thole who from ill health, or other Midlandsl rei-
foot, cannot return on or before the laid 23d of September
next .zBO2, Mall make the above fpreitied declaration before the
French Agents in the countries where they may happen to be.
VI. That Inch as, after the aforcfaid aid of September, than
wilfully remain abroad, Mall be declared Dullard men, and
theis property confitcatizi in conkquence