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4UGUST 71, 1816.
iteick STOCKS TNII* DAY AT ONE ()Twat :
11114.-Cess. 1114...C0b*. f aoe, ifif
rpticiaCent. 7..-ipar Cyst. Navy gst • • .
Exchequer Me. se, 76 pre. •
Ausit Stack Stock .-Basida se. IN. pas. •
4. to 16

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tet rams :o the. Detkof WIILLINGTON.-41 pub.
I;c!itios .44sick ins wished ouch attention on the Con-
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We bare receleed the Paris Papers of Sunday.
They contain Wilda intelligence wf interest. The'
French journalists are eager to deter us front attack-
ing Tunis imd Algiers:. they :nsinuate that tries,
places ire impregnable. , The. Police have laid hold
of aro more of the unhappy disturbers of the public
tranquillity in the South of France, and the Govern-.
:pent seems determined jo punish them. We hope
not : There have been too slaw? executions already
for political cruises; ;nd apy. additional acts of sere-
City must excite disaffection, not terror.
cOunnin arraaoxiimaex.oe aucnat unaware.

M. WAISTS is appareled trefact of La Vissdwiifir*
Pep Tit art , • • •
His Majesty, profoundly affected with the &at-
ters which have overwltelased•part of the Department
of the Isere; by the overflowing of several Livers,
.bas given 50.000 francs to relieve the distress from
this private purse.
Tunis appears to the English much more difficult
to destroy than Algiers. • The fortifications of Tunis
.are a kagne in circumference, and are places two
-leagues from the sea, with which the City communi-
cates by a large_ lake, navigable for fiat-bottomed
boats eolz. The Goktta is the chief point of defence.
It is the opinion of the English, that if ,Tunis is de-
stroyed, there will no longer be as asylum for the
navy of the Algeriaes,

On Sunday the Ch inst. a terrible storm burst in
the commune of Barroucourt (La Mearthe)—two
individsals (fatlfer and son) immediately ran to ring
the bells. The thunder, attracted, as is supposed, by
the ringing, hoist uptin the steeple, throe an
im-
mense stone to a great distance, broke to pieces the
coping of the upper part of the steeple, and eight or
lOW film in the roof. The lightning.alao entered tbet

Church, and passed through it in all direction's, nits-'
taming or overturning every thing in its progresser.:
nut two ringers continued their occupAtion, but the
lightning, having taken that direction, killed both.
PARIS, AUGUST I et.

The Duke of Cambridge, one of the Prince Re.
gent of England's Brothers, is ezpegted at Paris
she god, inst. "."

.Joseph Neil, a Scotch Protestant, and private in

the list Regiment of Britiih Infantry, has publicly
&jilted hi• religion, and embraced the tenets of the
Catholic Chtuch.

CAMMAY, Atrausr 14.
The bake of WeMagian h expected this eveniog.'
After ternaining•here-st new days be will proceed to
Paris. It is said that in six weeks or twollsooths,hel
will Mato to the Low Countries. where various
slain respecting his office 'as Commander in fyhiet
of tho.Azany of Occopatioo, will require his presence,

The Panne Mammy is Confined at the Siud.house,
HaMpton-Corrtft with a flight indisposition'.
. The Duke of KIM' embarked yesterday at Diver,
On hoard the Chicheiter packet, Captain Rtrergn.
A Philadelphia Paper .of the 17th ult. in a letter
from Camden, South. Carolina. mentions the deter,tion
of a desperate insurrection of the Negroes at that
place, which bad been planned so long ago as Christ-
mas. and was to have been carried into effect on the
4th of July. The town was to have been set on fire,
and while the people were engaged al extinguishing
the flames, the arsenal w to. hayc.been seized, .The
male population of , tbites -was then .to. have bore
murdered, and 'the females spared. Some of the
former were acknowledged to be deserving
of their
lives, but the conclusion was to destely all.
Nuinbers of the negroes were imprisoned, and the
chief circumstances had been confessed by the crinii.
milt themselves, whose trials lied etimmenoed. It it
similar, however, that none of the other Philadel.
phi.' papers (which we have received to the 21st)
*enters the fact, and that the papers and letters from
Charleston. which.we have alai received. aratagmll
silent on the:subject. 1104 throw, came digs of
discredit oa the entire statement. . .
By these papers we find that the-liberal condom
CaMmissioaer Roans,, in procuting . the geloase of.
our cnuottyinen of Carthagena..was Anby s stountera
part or the cooduet-of our.owit Commanders. When
Mr. 'inmate reached Cardlagena, he found that the
Etiglith 110 been there before hiM. and got Away:,
greater Part of the prisoners, making no distinction
betweta English and Atwrioatas He succeeding
it bringing away with him the Whole of the_ rim.;
saes. 'British, American, andfeencb. . •
If are may trust the accounts in. the American
Papers, the affairs of the South American Indepen-
dents are sot very flourishing, haves, it is midi
after an insoccesdol attack on Carthage:la. had rob!
caedsil is-Comm with a feria sat exceed*, V9l)
ism Baal, had the doable ainetifleeties of Salk
ing that the Spaniards sronid not pinkish. and
General Meattaabad - • the
two. He pinhead,
arid, it in said, perisSed
cosat'sitaiN not be 1'

Sea; lento-from
Mate that the iskod vas
;Liftoff- wuteattairtte
Ism repealed Ibt
GoVelnor.

*Wilt ARllty riANCr:
VALSllletgsl4l,. AUGUST 11:
• ,ag most krfeet.troittoinitiecmtionto to reign
without interruption is all the klnsitiont if the Allied
Croups compowng the right Whig oP the Army of
Occupation. The panel: are still tat:toned in thy
rnviroste of Doissy, the Saxons iii the plains of Lille,
the 'llstiseteriani. bn .the banks of the Scher.lt, rear
Condi; the greeter pan of she English cavalry is at
.Cassel and in French Maritime Flanders—the infan
try, at Cambresis and French Hainault. The Itus.
siani- are at Maubettge, and stretch to' Landrecies;
their regular Cossacks have ctlntonmente in various
villages at a short distance from our city. These
troops are a-model of I:silkily discipline, and the in-
habitants of the country are highly pleased with them.
“ The headquarters being established at Cambray,
'nd the numerous English garrison which occupies
{that city. diffuse a good deal of money. The Dukes
of Wellington is expected daily at Cambray, but his
may will be very shun: his Grate will spend a few
;:Pays at Paris, a*d afterwards proceed to. the Prussian
;head-qUarters ut Sedan, and fruit: thence he will
'visit. the .Austrian headquarters at Coltnar. After
itispectinp; the centre and left wing.of the Arrnybd
clig,pation, the Duke will proceed ‘I6 Brussels.
st-oo . f;the Allied Army, which eitestelt from she
to the" Nerd: Ses;.le b-ittuafed by the
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kisdest sentiments towards the inhabitants of the ter-
ritory which it occupies, and observes the most erect
discipline : the Generals who command it are distin-
.guished on all eKcasions by their spirit of justice and
conciliation.. The quarrels between the soldiers and
inhabitants become daily more rare, and the Officers
spare no pains to prevent them from arising. It is
in abort, singular to see nothing but peace and tran.
quillity.prevalent among us many 'rations nations."

NAVAL INTELLICENCR.
FAST-INDIA SHIPPING.
• The Company's ships Aida, WARR= HAWING%
andlitanotiouns O 1 ELY, outward bound. were in
lat., 19. 20. S. long. D 4.45. W. on the 11th May—

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FALMOUTH, AUGUST is.
Arrived the Duke of Kent packet, with a mail from
Lisbon, in seven days.—Sailed the Langford, for
Malaga; Maria„ fur Tenerige; the Active and Ilse
Mary. for Newfoondland; and the Enterprise, for
Oput to.—Wind N.N. W. •
• PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 90.
Arrived the Drearier East Issitiaman. from the
Downs, and sailed •for Beep'... Passed by for she
));irons the Duckinfield, Hsu.. from the West Indies.
S.siled the John Nei:, BACON. .for Jamaica.

DEAL, AVOUBT
Artived and railed kw the River the Statira,
THOMAS. from Para. C. down from the River
and sailed the Demist steresshigh. and several mer-
chantmen, names not known; also sailed the Dutch
sloop of war Ajax. for Africa.—Wind N. E.
HULL., AUGUST IL
Arrived front Greenland, the London, • Moven, as.
wish 7 Gbh ; Andrew Marvel,' IT ditto L_Ellienn 5