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London, England, 1801-10-31 00:00:00

FR/iA-IdE.

PARIS, OCT. 26.—MCRER OF OCTOBPR TOTH.
The Confnls of the Republic decree as follows :
I. Its confequenee of the reiteration of Peace between the
French Rspbblic and Great-Britain and their refpedive Allies,
the fitting out of privateers Is prohibited. •
11. Agreeably to she Xlth Article of the Preliminaries, con-
cluded between the two Powers„all Prizes taken front Great
Britain or her Alen, or their refpedtive fubjeet s and vaffals,
in the places, and • after the periods here mentioned, are de-
clared null and void, viz. In die Channel and North Seas, after
the 2;cl of Getttber, aciz ; from the Chanuel to the Canaries
inclufively, either in the Mediterranean or the Ocean, after
the zoth of Notember ; in the Seas comprehended between the
Paid Canaries and the Equator, after the loth of neteniber;
and in all the other parts of the World, without any other ex-
ception or dell:nation of places, after the toth of March, egos.
111. All prizes which have been or may he taken front Great-
Britain, its Allies, or their refpedive fubjeds and vaffals, in
the places and within the periods above mentioned, by vet-
feh which have failed from the ports of the Republic, pofterior
to the figning of the Preliminaries of Peace, and when the news
reached the Paid ports, are likeviffe declared null, and as Inch
dull be rellored.

IV. The Minißers of Jullice, of the Marine and foreign
Relations, are charged each, as far at he may be concerned,
with the execution of the prefent decree, which Run be in-
felted in the Bulletin det.Loix.

The Firit Conful, (Signed) BONAPARTI.
The Secretary of State. H. B. MARKT.
BO() LOC;NE, OCT. a 3 day, for the firs
time fince 1793, the Englith flag has been difplay-
ed in our port. An F.mglitii brig of zoo tons, def-
tined for Calais, has been forced in here by the
winds. It had on board 160 Frcn:h prifoners, who
entered amidlt general acclama ions.
Manta, Ocr. 16.—Some the public papers
have announced, that different Prufhan regiments
had received orders to much for the Imrpofe of
occupying Mintier. r othing, however, can be
more unfounded. Orders of that kind had, indeed,
been given before the election took place, but they
were afterwards recalled ; and it is not probable
that Pruflia will interfere with Munfier until it is
fecularized, or falls to the lot of that or Come other
Power.

LONDON.

SATURDAY. OCTOBER 3!.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Confols 68L 67‘68—ditto, for account, 6Si.
Reduced 67tt 66 67-4 per Cent. 85f, 84{.
5 per Cent. ew itto 98}—Oninium 231 23 22 as{.

Our Readers will fee that the Funds have been falling a little
<here two days.—Mr. NIT/LAND gave notice at the Stock Ex-
change this day, that eight millions and a half of Exchequer
Bills are immediatell to be funded.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY

Bank Stock 288,4 tgp zBB.l
3 per C. Red. 671
3 per C. Conf. 68i jli
4 per Cent. 85; 80 S
5 per C. Ann. too pA I

5 Pet C. 1-ay- 99i 981 1
L. Ann. ao 146 19 IS•c6 so
India Stock 216 i
Exchz9. Bills, pat is. par.
Conf. for Nov. 681 69-i 68,1/

DUBLIN, 0CT0222 27.
5 per Ccnt. Goy. Dcb. 9 if-6 per C. Treaf. Bills. tot t.
6 per Cent. Grand Can. I)eb. lot—Ditto, Royal Can.9i yo}
Cowrie of Exchange—Dublin on London to.

The dyirenee in the motives which produced the
unanimity of Parliament, in voting the Addrefs of
Thanks to his MAJESTY for his mole gracious
Speech, received a farther illuftration by the pro-
ceedings of the two Houfes yefterday.
We now fee that the old oppofition approve of
the peace, becaufe every day's profecution of the
war tended only to increafe the preponderating
power of France on the theatre of Europe, and
confequently to haften our own ruin.—The new
oppofition approved of the Addrefs, becaufe the
Speech was prepared with Co much caution as not
to contain a tingle word again IL which the frnalleft
objedion could be made.—The Miniftry approve,
becaufe it is their own work.—The great mars of
the People approve, becaufe, as they expeEted,
bread has fallen in price; though they had been
before affured, from very high authority, that war
did not inhance the price of the neceffar ies of life.
This day we received Paris Journals to the with
inclufive. They are chiefly occupied, as they
have ever been fince the figning of the Prelimina•
ries of Peace, with congratulatory addreffes from
public bodies of every defcription throughout the
Republic. The language of Tome of there ad-
drefres is fulfome in the higheft degree, indeed
Come of there favour of blafphcmy—By way of
fpecimen, take the following epithets;—" Eternal
glory and gratitude to the pacifier of the world"—
" Immortal glory to the pacifier of the world"—
"
Let thanks be eternally rendered to you"—" Thy
name is as much revered as formidable among all
the nations of the univerfe—thou has given peace
to the nations"—" for thee Fame has fatigued her
hundred mouths, and Glory has exhaufled her