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MONDAY. NOVEMBER sg.
PitleE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
' 3 per Cent. Confab Olf —f( r Jan. opening 684.
Old 5 per C. zoof.—New 5 per C. too-- Omniunt tot f dit
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :
3 per Cent. Red. MO 5 per Cent. r 797 111 99{
3 per C. Conf. 0 f Long Ann. is) Iva
New 4 per Cent: 33 341 Otnniurritrof dl
5 ptr C. Asa. tot toof Conf. for the opening 68a
Deism; Novsmesa 15.—Governatent 5 _per C. 95i-
Pachengc--Deblin on Londoiktol a f.

Since our laft we have received Paris
.frurnals
to the 26th inft. The Moniteur announces that
Martinique and St. Lucia have been taken paler-
fion of by the French forces ; and that the Colony
of Cayenne is in a Rate of increafing profperity.
A letter from Frankfort Rates, that in confe-
quence of the curtailment of territory which -the
German Empire has fuftained, a new arrangement
of its Circles is to*take place. They are to be re-
duced to eight. By theidiftribution of influence
refulting from this plan,. or rather indeed from the
general fyftem of the indemnities, Pruffia will gain
much, while the Hoge of Auftria lofes in propor-
tion.

The French papershave found out, in juftifica
tion of the condua of the French Government to
the Swill, that by a treaty concluded in 1798,
France ilipulated to defend the new order of things
againft the attempts of the Oligarchs. The latenefs
of this argument might throw fome fufpicion on
the authenticity of the deed; but, in faa, the ex-
iftence of fuck a guarantee does not overthrow
the fubfequent one at Luneville, or foreclofe the
right of the Swifs to tid themfelves of the odious
tyranny to which they• have been futjefled.
The French Funds are. 325. 95 c.
TWO DUTCH ,MAILS •
Have alto arrived. The following are the cmly
articles brought by them poffeffing novelty •
HAGU s, Nov. 21.—Baron Vas Feta, accredited
Minifter of his Imperial Majefty to this Republic,
arrived here the day before yefterday, and has taken
up his readence in the Herren Logement. Yeller-
. day C. VANDIR Goas,Secretary of State, charged
with the Department of Foreign Affairs, gave an
elegant dinner to the Members of the Diplomatic
Body, and other perfons of diftinaion, at which
Baron VAX Fit.% was prefent.
Citizen Non, the French Ambaffador to this
Republic, and formerly one of the princigial Mem•
bers of the Direaion of Public Inarnaion, bas
been here Come time, and refides in the Hotel of
Citizen Ss stowvll.l.s.
Nov. 22.—This day Citizen A.rorroot. took an
oath before the A.dminiftration of the States as
Commiffary-General of the Batavian Commerce in
England, and afterwards took leave of the Mem-
bers of Government and of the Diplomatic Body.
It is fuppofcd he will fet off to-morrow for the
place of his deftination. .
The Imperial and Englith Ambaffadors will
loon take up their.refidence in the Hotels deftined
for them in the Voorhout.
. Nov. 23.—At eleven o'clock this morning Baron
VAN FELz, the Minifter of his Imperial Majefty,
prefented his credentials with the ufual folemnity
to the Adminiftration of the States.
C. Arosroot. at out-this day for England.

Orders are iffued from the War-Office for all
the Cavalry regiments to be immediately recruited
to their effative complements.
A Paper of yellerday ftates. " that orders have
been iffued from the WarOffice,to many counties,
to fufpend the balloting for the Militia till towards
the clufe of the next month. In fome places the
balloting has already taken place. The ufual
cloathing, &c. is preparing, but it is not intended
to call the Militia out in this country, although we
believe the Militia of Ireland are to be called into
immediate fervice." •

We hear from the Hague, under date of the 23d
intl. that it is confidently reported in the diploma.
tic circlts, that Count Woaorrzow, now on his re-
turn to London, there to refume his accu(tomed
funetions, has it in tfitive orders from his Imperial
Matter, to rejea all further offers, on the part of
Great Britain, relative to the guarantee of the
Bland of Malta,the Ruffian Court having definitive-
ly refolved not to accept them, even if modified.
Letters from the Banks of the Meine ftate, that
the Batavian Republic has agreed to pay the
PRINCI of ORANGE the fum of four millions of
florins as an indemnity for his property in Hol-
land. The fame accounts Rate, that orders had
been received in the Pruffian States of Franconia,
to place the troops on the peace ettablithment.
We were with many others very much perplex-
ed to account for the Privilege of Freedom from
Arrett, which the SPIA mut, In his Addrefs to the
Throne, requefted in behalf of the Servants of Mem-
bers of Parliament, ss it had been abolifhed by
Aft of Parliament. But our doubts have been com-
pletely fatisfied by an explanation of this apparent
contradiftion in No. I. of DssasTr's Parliamen.
Lary Reeler, jut publilhed, to which we mutt
refer our Readers.
We are forry to hate the death of J. STIIWART,
Efq. on his paffage from Bengal to Mocha. This
gentleman was attached to the medical department
of the embaffy to Arabia.
'We have authority to Rate,, that the Firft
Drawn Ticket this morning, No. sgas, entitled to
;3,0001- was not fold at any. Office, but remained
ta the Contraftors •