Star.
London, England, 1801-10-02 00:00:00

FRENCH C LF-RDY.

Roue, AUGUST 39.—The Concordat, agreed
upon between the Port and the FIRST CONSVL,
has for its obje/I to re-ellablith, in Fiance, the
public worthip of the Catholic Church. The So-
VERNIGII Pomrirr explained himfelf formally, and
the French Miniller, Cacakrtr, has made no myf-
tery of it. The Cardinal Cataaaa, appointed
Legate a latere to fee the Concordat executed, is
to take his route through Tyrol, and enter France
by way of Alface. This is the longerti road, and
the infirm (late of the Cardinal's health will only
admit of his going by (port Rages. The promul-
gation of the Bull will not take place till he ar-
rives in Paris. He will reticle there for about a
year to confolidate the bufinefs. This intelligence
is authentic; but what now follows has not the
fame degree of authenticity, becaufe the Frasr
Consul. has threatened to Withdraw his signature,
if the davit.' of the Concordat should be publithed
before it was officially promulgated: •
There is mention of a general refiguation of
all the French Bithops. The Pore takes upon
him.to demand that of the old Prelates, and the
Fsasr Covent will oblige the new to conform to
the propofition.
The Epifcopal Sees wll be filled up by per.
Inns prefented to them by the Friar Cousin., and
confirmed by the Pore, as has been done in France
before the Revolution. The Curate are to be ap-
,Einted by the Balsa?: and Prefeds conjointly.

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,of the rnalorkfof the French, its Mini tiers to try,
talaries, and a fanalion is to be given to the lale of
the Eeclefiaftical property. The form of the er,.
gagement to be taken is to be—" / proniffe.fivddy
to the Goverrinsest y the French Republic, ac eflabyvi
by the Conlitutioss.
"The jefuits .of Spain. who had left year per.
Ibifflon to return to their country, have fence re.
ceived counter-orders. The Pore has granted to
thofe of Ruffia a new brief which confirms their
General and their inftitutioa, eftablifhes them
throughout the whole of the Empire upon the
LAM footiw as they were on before theirlifillh.
tion, notwithftanding any Bull, Brief, &c. to the
contrary. They are alto reftored in Sardinii
fbrne parts of Italy, and in Ron* with a nuttier.
ous body of noviciates. There are two hooks of
them in France ; the one at Paris, the other at
Rouen. The inftitution bears the title of the Se.
tidy of the FAITH of Jesus.. Tbe Abbe de Bezel
Li° Mt gone to found a fentinary of the!) ia Eng.
land; but we underhand that the old,jefnits do no.
acknowledge this eflablifhment, and confider itA
members only as Vac&
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no" ocroanks.
PEACE! PACE!

TO THE RIGHT HONOVRAULE
THE LORD MAYOR.

" Downintftrect, Oe.k4lbe z. tBci, at N.ehr.
" MY Loa4„
• rave- great fatisfiaine in in;
',fern** your Zottiffettlhat Pre-
4Vlitninartes -of .pg,A ow' betwees
GRAATBRTTAIN airPRANQE,
'aftmc,togitligl4ed this .fYening by
*1414 igtiLtM tut of his MA4 ssr,
t,,sisd.. by. M. Orr ~,• on the Part a(
th 4 Fre.nerhiCtoteratug44
t4l reguelt your LORDSHIP Wi'j
ham. the Goodnefs to make this In.
teffigence immediately public in the
.4* Citlre.
the Honour so be,'.Scc. 84c,
(Signe4) 11AWNKSBIP.X." I

GAzzi.Tz

10;n1AORDINARY,

*mu °man 2.

7 ~Del!Dsrarm3ol.4l,4ber s,
rrsA milvialss, of Pesre botween hit
fittiticarowlibe Republic were
fignit! NitOt. at fore! Hawker-
bury's Office, in Dorningrilreet, by
rtke Right Hononreble Lord HAwxts,
BURT, One of his Majelly's Principal
Secretaries of Sratet- on the Part of his
Majcfly, and by hi. -0T.i.0„ on the
Part of thc French Qciiernment.

The above iuterelling Into/Usenet is off.) much
importance to be fitiedily lmovin, that we believe
the Public in general will approve of our having
hanettyd our Paper to Prefs without waiting for
Asikte of our ulhal articles. To offer apy com-
meet ost *e communication would be to intuit
the good (cafe of our intelligent Readers, who
will judge by the warm beatings of their own
heart with what fatisfaaion we lay before them
,the News of this happy event. _ _

Wbatevewasay be the conditions, Minifters tut
certainly entitled to much praife for the fecrecy
with which the Negociation has been concliNel

Stocks, as might be expealed, have rifen con►
fiderably on the oecafton.
..The Ara bargains this morning, were
Three per Cent. Confois 64.--omnium
The prices at half pat eleven, were
Confols 65.-oMnium 17*. ,
The importance of the above intelligence mill
render news of any other kind, and which on any
other occafion would have been of the utmoll cop
fequence, comparatively infignificant, or we would
alma venture to congratulate cur readers on
THE CAPTURE OF Ai.FxANDitiA.
Bat the haße with which we
have
put cur Pilrl4:7
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:o Preis this day, prevents ow making the prcper
Inquiries to afcertain the truth of the accoailt
which have rearhed us.
Mr. Melivitz, one of the King's MclTengcrs..
rived this moniing with dtipaeches bum Cu'
tinople, which, report lays, bring an offici.il k. • •
gratitiou of that event: 'Us came by Ny.t)
Hamiurgh.
Ile SWIFT, of 14 guns, Lllll from Lidson,
lived at Plymouth with difpatches, is alfo rci
4u+ have hr,!tight Cunj,!4r accounts.

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MAIL. 71US DAYi—WIED & 8. W.
Alamo. sae.
o -Hfogistsb ' • ' 4 0
I Dablik Al*
o al4l Elsass,
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ttitiou..T4t Pere ieinthit mOning arrive 4 the
Nowt "ViraLlaPfacken Captain ilvtirow, with
a Nefreniei;r4oitOd to have *welt an account
of the farteilder,of Alexandria: Thelieo G sba
Pukes, &pain tlsama,,; in tronleqbeank aping
to take his ilation. at the Wefer, takes cost the
Mails and Pailinagern for CuAneets: the Ex ritais
Packet fails as. bye arteenzon. The gun-brig
• Run: has feat in here Vtow Anna Maria, Bar.
tmo,,frons. Guernfer, to Rotterdatitt laden with
wine.--Sailed• the Nnactsstss on a cruife, and

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FA L1104‘1114-111:111% .39.--Arrived the AmeriCan
ihip One*, gapit:;}4µLrl in 3! days from Sene•
gal, for o9lip:r deb tie following vefkls :ender
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convoy of hi thtp FAL-con; of 44 gone,
Capt. Nava, put in hoothy contrary winds, viz.
the Highlandatief; Gas 1/1 iVA r,for ;
Azoozo ; Doke at Clarence, Govsmas ; and
Print:cis Amelia, ,tivrint, for Madeira; and the'
Catharint ant Ziiigh POUT. for Africa': witted
*lto a brig. lia* 6111E110MS.
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Pali? olOtirit, Ocrisi B.—Sailed the EARL
Sr. VINCIAT Magi; oa a cruize.—The TARTAR

frigate made a figaal this afternoon for a cpnvoy'
to the Wei Indies;. aid tlie Alliolll hat'iolfted
smother fignal fit a convoy to the hcanterranam.
Pi.vbsowrai, SIP?. 3p0,--Casne in the SelrT, of
14guns, Lis:Octant tiAtnitimAont Pbono with,
difpatehes : it *as there reported, that Aletabdria
was taten sy the Brig& : the TIOUILIBL sof 74 guns,'
Captain Fasrazattui from the Channel fleet ; ands
the good hicitiKr
.Sufao, Captain HavasOnrea,
fro:n*l/00k> for this, part, laden with naval
flora, Bte, • ' , .
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Sailed the AISITIITIIT, of 38 gum, Captain
Coosa, on a crnize-to the weftward :. the Britan.
nia, Buy, and Eakle revenue cruisers, on a ;mile
and the Pirmouve Louaza, oft 6 guns, with a
Sect to the ealiward.. o • -

Sneeiness, gcroiia t.=Sailed his *leaf?
!hip ARDIST, of 64 guns, Capt. rostaLL, —Anti as a
floating battery,to take Ration in Miirgate Roads :
the NARCISSUS has come into harbour to' be re-
paired : one of the Dumb '74's has come dir-sti
from Chatham, to be Rationed in this harbour as
a leceivini dip. -Arrived le Velure* gun-brig,
Lieutenant Cessna, from Yarmouth. Remain at,
tht-Non, the litsrecroi fipop of war, with* meet
of merchant flipsiot the Baltic ; the Asa armed
Ship, and Vestivs gun-brig, with the trade fortlie
Elbe. Wind N. W.
Dorell; SEPT. 30.—YeRe-rday at one O'clock,
the Nancy! Capt. LATT&UIRS, failed for Calais.
with Mr. TTIW4II Tr, the Secretary of Mr. PAO' TS
he had been at Dover far fix weeki, not having
permiffion to embark, but it came yeilerday; 'ma
he Cale. The earl came back. about eleven at
night, and brotig, ht feven paffengers ; they were
Colonel HALL, DAVID LLOYD, .10t. LLOYD, and
two officers of Marines, and two perlons belong.
ing to Mencheller, who were not. prifoners, but
wanted the officers to pals them as their fervants,
but they not complying, the two IA are ordered
to be fent back -to Califs; ,the former gentlemen
were paffengers in the Swirrs ties, and were taken
in her on her pelage home. General Wax, and
his Aid-de-Camp. arrived at the Ship-Inn to-day,
to take the Commend here in the room-of Gene-
ral Huts*, who is going to . Chatham. Imme-
diately after his arrival, he proceeded to Infpea
the fortifications, which were manned, the great
guns were exercad, and fired in feveral of
the batteries.- The Mar !loop of war failed'
an a ' cruise to the Weßward. and feveral
coallers paired to the Downs.—lt blows a frelh
wind at WeR. P. S. I have jiift heard that Lord
Ni ssoli fails to-morrow morning for hitrendez-
you s (Dungenefsi, if wind and weather permit;
his officers and pilots are all ordered to Gimp on
board to night.

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