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die, in tinter, to at foe? of toe if it &old hap:
pen in rummer ; my domeßics Iba 1 carry my
con* down the Itaireafe, which goes by the ref.
low marble Moon, to the place where my remains
are to reß.—As Coon as the coffin (ball be placed
thew:, Os tomb tone thall be put at the entrance
of it, and made fall by M. Reinert. —When that is
&atall a dew, Iso lompr Islay ts the satire of the
fiviq 1
After my funeral, I requeß Count de la Roche
Aymon to collea in one of the Noon: of the pa-
lade, the gentlemen who affifted me in my lsta
hours. _

In the firft place I acknowledge my gratitude
to Count de la Roche Aymon for his tender con-
cern about me, while I had the happinefs of having
him near my perfon ; I requeft he will tell thefe
gentlemen. that I die irra, and thaj I beg they'
may mutually ferve each other in this world; it
will be giving me the greatca proof that they do
not forget me. I beg Count de la Roche Aymon
will amble my valets de chambre, the cooks,
mnficians, footmen, &c. thank them for their fel.-
vices, and tell them, from the firft to the laft,
that I have left a will, in which 1 bequeath, in
cam or effects, a teftimony of my acknowledge.
ments, making a proper difcrimination between
them.
•The fwnrd which I wore in the (even years war
mail be delivered to Count de la Roche Amon,
and I requeft he will, after my funeral, prefent it
to the King.
Thus is the laft a& of my life concluded.—
Adieu for ever. (Signed) r. is 'MUSS.
Feb. $6, 1803.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2.

Flas ss Lownon.—Holiday at the Bank, Cnitent-Houfe,
Exchequer, Exelfe, and Stamp•Oiee.
PRICE OF STOCKS NESTERpAY :

Dank Stock scs3
3 per Cent: Red. 67141
3 per Cent. CooL 67i 67ff
New 4 Per Cent. Bstt SS
per C. Aart 99i
per C. sp)p, w 4 son roll

Long Ann. so z-z6i
Imp. 3 per Cent.Wf
Imp. Apn. 411
OmMum z 91
Eat Tkkets zos. •
Coo& for Am; &WA 614

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We baii4iiceivpd Paris jeninals to. the 3 tft ult.
The *printipd.l intilligenee relates td the difpute
between Aoki; and Bavaria.' abott(Ahe occupa•
dolt of Palau, which has been takettpoffeifion of
••
by the troops of the former. It would appear,
however, that the ELRCTOR of BAVARIA does not
*tan to difpite the point * prefent. He well
blows that the Dille:ism will give him poileffion in
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proper tame, and, has therefore fent part of his
troops to affift in setting in the harveft.
It is Rated that, the Aufiriart • troops have alto
taken poffeffien of Salzburg!), hi the name of the
Grand Dnke of T. u s cam v. All•this. however, will
pafs for nothing with Frarice, and Pruilia.
If Au ftria cannot prevail fiftiteatis of negociatkm,
it will be vain to attempt force at prefent. Every
thing, however, stpelS t 6 thew .what fpkrit the
Peace has been conckided; and, to prove tha; it
will only laft till thole who feel themfelves aggrieved
by tbeprefent arrangements, ihall find themfelves
in a fituation to do. themfelves what they may
confider, juflict.

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PIUS, AUGUST 119.—1 t appears, that for a
fortnight paft a little timidity has been &Li-
fefted in our ports and commercial towns, and
that the intereft of money has experienced a

final' rife at Paris. The caufe of thefe effe4s is
entirely. unconneiied with politics, and,thofe who
afcribe it to Tome hoftilities committed, by the
London journals, pay too. high a compliment to
the Englilh writers, and too bad &one, to . thb,
French Government. --

Brokers, and even the Bank,always ready to take
advantage of the moil trifling events, have it.
greater fhare than is fuppofed in the temporary em.
barraffinent of c:•snmerce.-.7Gavwste de France.
The rrenclkand Ruffian PienipotenAiaries com-
municated on the 18th of Anguft to the deputation
afembled at Ratifbon the declaration of the two
Powers in regard to the affairs of Gentian?, and
at the fame time requefted that it milk be kept
fecreh The deliberations attt already begun, and
carried on with aaivity.
- The Abbe de Ltu.a, who landed on Tuefday
La at Calaii, arrived jefterday at Paris, with his
wife.
A new promotion of five Cardinals is announced
at Rome. M. BIMIIIIIIII Bifhop of Orleans, is
named for Fraice.

Puking the laft ten days of Thermidor, (from
Aug. 8 to 18), 35 packets, with 798 parfengers,
entered Calais ; during the fame time 33 Packets,
with cot. pairengers, failed from that port.

The celebrated Manege (riding houfe) of the
Thuilleries has been.adjudged to be pulled down.
It has been fold for 30,000 francs ( 'sod.)
BOURDEAUX, AUG. z4.—The Madrid Gazette,
of Augult 13, announces that the Ding andctieen,
-with the whole Royal Family and, their fuites, fet
;at in the afternoon of the preceding day on their
intended journey to Barcelona.
A letter from Lilbon, datql Aug. so, gives fume
details refpeaing the Ihipwreck of the St. Jorepb
la N. D. de, la Conception, Mich failed from
Bourdcaux in the beginning of May lea, under
SOanilli colours, and which wa, loft 28 days after
departure, at the diamsce of fiz leagues from

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