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London, England, 1802-03-10 00:00:00

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH zo.
PRICE OT STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK s
3 pa C. ConL money, 6,7 if 4--(or *cc 6$ t
PRICE .)F STOCKS TFSTIKDAY.

3 per Cent. Conf. 671,1 63 lmp. Ann. tai 5-16
s per Cent. Ann. st9if Excheq. 33. 43. prem.
Imp. 3 per Cent. 67. cola. for Ace. 63i I

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
Hamburg's 3s 3 si U. Madrid 39i Sec.
Alton 32 42t U. Mhos
Cadiz 3 in paper Leghorn 511
Ditto 39 See-live Naples 44#
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Madrid Jo In paper COS 48

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This morning we received Paris Journals of the
6th init. from which we have taken the fubjoined
extrais. The article prohibiting in the Cifalpine
Republic the ufe of Titles, forms a ftracing con.
trail to the Swedifh Proclamation we laid before
our Readers yellerday. Tier: Catformies 56f. 45c.

MILAN, Fasmtar 22.—The Knitter of the
Interior and General Police has tranfmitted the
following circular letter to all the Public Func.
tionaties :--

The reviving abufe of titles which contain dif.
tin Lions of birth has excited the attention of the
Vice-Prefident. I am charged on his part to re.
mind the conftituted Authorities, all the Chiefs of
Adminiftration, and all thofe who by their place
are charged to anfwer for the conduet of thole who
depend on them, that, as agreeably to the 116th
Article of the Conftitution, in the eye of the law,
no other Civil Superiority will be acknowledged
than that derived from the exercife of Public Func-
tions, they muff watch with care to prevent
this abufe from being renewed. They will con•
fequently take care to anfwer for their fubordi-
natcs, who may offend in this refpelt; either in
fpeech 'or writing, and even to fufpend them from
their employment if they Chew wilful and deliberate
obftinacy. They will be particularly vigilant that
no aet or petition Ihall be prefented, in which
individuals belonging to the Italian Republic Ihall
be deigned under any other title than that of
Citizens.

COPEN HAWES, FAISZVARY 20.—The Cabinet
Courier BRUNIM, who carried to Peterfburgh
the acccffinn of our Court to the Convention of
June 17, arrived on Tuefday laft with the ratifica-
tion of the Court of Ruffia.

This morning a Mail from Hamburgh alto ar-
rived. The articles it brings, and which we have
given in the preceding columns, are not, generally
fpeaking, of much moment;—The following, how-
ever, is worthy of attention.
Psr t ass uRC H,FI t 2.-Our Emperorhas made
a propofition to the Courts of Vienna, Berlin, Lon.
don, Madrid, Naples, Drefden, Munich, and Lif-
bon, to unite with hint to procuie an eftabliihment
for the French Princes of the line of Bourbon, fuit-
able to thcir rank.
The Prutlian Ambalfador has laid before our
Court the plan of Indemnities of his Sovereign,
which the Emperor has received with approbation.

The Ukafe on the Reform of the Houfehold
was figned by his Majelly on the Both of De-
cember, and publithed by the Senate on the la
ofiehruarr. In the introduElion to this Uhfe

addrzEd to the office for condo Cling the accounts
of the Houfehold, it is On the ExAmina.
ion of the Receipts and Expenditure of our Htmf::-
hold, in all its parts, we havc almoß throughout
found a difproportion ate number of officers e aid i th-
ed. and Rill more difproportionate and ufelefs ex-
penditure, which exceeds confiderably the yearly
turns allotted for (it, from whence no little debt
has been contraeted. On this confideration we
have found it neceffitry to examine all ,;thofe ex-
pences by a Commiffion particularly appointed
for that purpofe, and in conformity to the rule
laid down by us, to caufe a new houfehold to be
formed, which we have confirmed by our figna-
ture, and accordingly order as follows."—Here
follows t 3 articles to the following purport :

t. The Chancery of the Houfehold, Which does
nothing elle than receive the money of the Houfe.
hold, and deliver it out to the different Depart-
ments, or pay it according to their direltions,
without even being obliged to examine thefe expen-
ditures, is, together with its fubordinate office at
Mofcow, wholly aboliffied, as fuperfluous and al-
together ufelefs ; the bufinefs of this Chancery is
divided among the other branches of the Houfe-
hold.—z. Of the Churches reckoned to belong to
the Court, and maintained by it, with their Clergy
and attendants, only thofe (hall be any longer man-
tained by the Court. which are here, in Mokow,
Peterhof, Zarfko- ztlo and Tfchermc, attached to the
Palaces; the remainder are again transferred to the
Holy Synod, in order to be fupported from the ge-
neral fums allotted to the Clergy.— 1. After the fup-
preffion of the Chancery of the Houleltcld, each de-
partment of the Court (hall in particular receive its
appropriate fum, and be refponfible for the cecc-
nornical adminiftration of it without one depart-
ment being dependent on another.-4. The firm
fet apart for each department by the new regula-
tion is fo liberal, that his Majefty expels no ar-
rears, but rather hopes, by means of an ceconomi-
cal adminiftration, a ffirplus ; and therefore per-
mits no department, under any pretence whatever,
to exceed the appropriate fum, of courfe neither
to appoint perfons beyond the limited number, nor
to give to thofe who are appointed snore than the
allowed falary. In extraordinary and preffing
cafes, where an addition beyond the allotted fum is
required, a report muff be immediately made to
his Majefty, and a particular Imperial ukafe be
required, without which it is not permitted to
make any extraordinary dilburfement, nor to
contras the fmalleft debt, which can be tole-
rated in no meafure.---6. At the conclufion of
each year, each department mull make out a
full account of its receipts, difburfements, and
overplus, tranfmit it to the Accountant's Office,
eftablifheeby the Conuniffion for managing the
accounts of the Houfehold, which, after a corn.
parifon made with the original documents, (hall
draw therefrom a total balance, and prefent it to
the Treafurer of the Empire, who (hall deliver it
to his Majefty, that he may fee with what cecono.
my each Department has aCted.-7. The overplus
flail be referred for cafes of unforefeen difburfe-
menu, and shall by no means be employed with-
out his Majefty's fpecial permiffion.-8. The dif.
tans ellablifhments of the Court, Ex. Gr. at the
Palaces in Riga and Revel, hall, for the greater
convenience, deliver in their accounts to the Go_
vernments there, and alto receive their money from
the fame.-9. s 2. With refpea to the Marble Quar-
ries at Tiflis and Rufkol, it it prefcribed that they
endeavour, by a free Pale, to accompli(h the objet
of maintaining themfelves by the produce.—
Hence it follows, that the (urn fet apart for this
purpofe (hall continue no longer than 'till that
undertaking be completely eflabliffied.-13. The
excution of thefe new regulations than commence
on the :ft of January, rBoa. The allotted fum
for the Houfehold of their Royal Highneffes the
Grand Princeffes MARIA PAWLOWII• and CATHA-
RINA PAWLOWNA, (hall be iffued from the Ap-
panage Department; but for the remaining parts
.of the Houfehold, from the Exchequer of the
Empire.

Notice has been given in the Court of Common
Council of a motion t• petition Parliament for the
repeal of the Income Tax. A requifition has like-
wife been figned by feveral of the Livery, requeft-
ing the LOILD MAYOI to call a Common Hall fcr
the fame purpofe.
We hear it is in contemplation to propofe an
Ad of Parliament to indemnify Englifh artificers,
who may have been induced to quit this country,
under the fallacious hopes of improving their Situ-
ation, by eilahliihing our manufactories in foreign
parts, uron the condition of their returning home
within a limited time. Such a meafure has been
fuggelled by many of thefe deluded perfons them-
felvei, who arc fully fenfible of their error, and
are extremely defiroiis of returning home.
On the ill March the following Gentlemen were
refpedively elected to the offices after:mentioned, in
the MarifchalCollege and Univerfity of Aberdeen:
Alex. Baxter, FN. of (Maffei, Lord Re tor.

Ake. Irvioe:Efq.. of Drum, Dean of Faculty.
ASSISSOIII.

roue. lladden, Efq. Provoft of Aterdeen.
John Gordon, Efq. of Craig:Wk.
John DoLglas, Efq. of l'it!t quhiile.
Andrew 1 tr,nifon Efq of Vanchorr.
Mr. Gaimeow is 1, much indifpoied as to be un-
able to attend bisprofeffionalbutinefs on the Home
rnmon:•

CORN MAR 'CET.

ERR A TUM..--In Monday% p:i. 5. at Y..Tar!-.-I..l:l?—rur ec to
r..-:!t1 4r. to 2;s.

A1.1?..K-LANE, maact; 10.
There is no alteration this day from the prices
mentioned in this Paper on Monday Ltd.
BREAD.—Yellerday the Mailer and Wardens
the Company of Bakers attended the lop.o MAsolt
at the Mantion Houfe to fet the Mize f Bread,
when his Lnrdlhip ordered the price of
.rrad to
continue the fame as lait neck, viz. toad. the iinar-
tern loaf.

NAUTICAL. MTEL LIGENGE.

MAII.S THIS DAY.-WIND W.

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PLYMOUTH, MARCH 8.

Came in the Countefs of Cardigan, Capt. ISAAC
HILL, from Bourdeaux, laden with brandy and
wine, for London ; the Lord Nelfon, Captain
THOMAS Wootoarrroa, from Jerky, for South-
hampton ; and the Danifh brig Margaretta, Capt.
N. JoHnsom, from Longfound, for this port, with
deals ; alfu the RENARD, of ;3 grins, Captain
SPICER, from a entice ; and the kady Charlotte,
of Plymouth, Capt. Err. s, from Tmeritie, laden
with wines, for this port.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 9.
This day failed his Majcfty's ti.ip Worn.vEars
for the weaward ; and the Swedith Ship Crown
Prince Frederick, Captain N ir. JAcossoN, with
deals, for Lifbon.—Arrived thrce Coops with (tone
from Swanagc.—Wind E. by N.

SIILERNESS, MARCIL 9.
An exprefs arrived yefterday for the Cambrian
frigate to fail immediately for Plymouth. Came
into dock the Arrow floop of war to be repaired.
The frigates and (loops here arc fitting out with
the greateff difpatch, and are expedvd to fail
every tide.

The greateß belle and confufion we have feen
fcr fume time took place hue on Saturday morn-
ing LR ; the Royal Invalids Rationed here had
previoufly received orders to march for Dover
Cagle on that day ; the baggage waggons were
loaded—the drums beating a march and at the
moment an exprefs arrived for their remaining :
what the caufe might have been we have not been
able to afcertain. Report fays, that they are to
be conveyed by water, and gun•brigs are coming
down from Deptford for that purpofe ; a ftaff of
marines, it is added, are to be Rationed in the
barracks to do extra duty in the dock-yard, and
the ufial duty in the garrifon.