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London, England, 1803-03-07 00:00:00

I IViNTOSE. RtARC“ 2.

Letters from Rome, dated Feb. 17, flare, that
his Holiners, in virtue of the- tight entruffed to
him by the great Powers of • Enrope, of nomina-
ting a Grand Matter of the Or,ler of Malta, has
eledcd M. dc THommi, a NeapOlittin Knight.-.
The commander de Busy has I.:t out from tome,
to carry to Sicily, to the new Grind Mader, the
ad of elation which confers on him that dignity.
We are Allred., by letters from Vienna, that the
Grand Duke CHARLItS will e•porife, in a (holt
tient , the Prillfers MARY AUGUSTA, only daughter
and beirets of his Serene Highnefs the Elelor of
SAIONV. This Princefs will have a dowry of
ihirty-three millions of Saxon Crowns.
A great number of bodies, both civil and mili-
tary, haviirr. entered into a fubferiptiOn, and col.
.lected a fund for erecting a flatue to the Forty
Coslsu I. : the latter gave orders to the Minilters
of the lotcrior and of War, to beg thefe different
crops to accept his thanks, and to tell them, that
he is of opinion that this care ought to Ix left to
futurity, in cafe it (hall think him worthy of it,
Lettets from Confrantinople, dated Jan. 7, nate.
.'.:.it G. n mil Pot oat, Ambalfaclor of the Republic,
crirsvcd ti.erc on the 6th. •
Fury Cdt:su:. fit out on horfeback on
Monday morning at fir o'clock, accompanied by
IbIMICKY, .7.nd LisuaisTost ;
and Cul.)lltlS CL:LLAIKCOURZ, Lacuts, and RM.
He did not fpz.zd above tire hones in furveying the
wlosie courfc r 4 tl:e Canal of °tarp, forming an
cxt,nt of tnn..e than t 2 leagues.. He found the
so! ks in ft... 1 attivity in the fief tix leagues of the
.1 every thing was already prepared to
1:: th-. :ks cu :r the whole of it* other twelve
Ic.rprs. lie %scot afterrautis 1:11-7s to the

tioure of3enztoz naavtrAt. Israeli:rt.! BJNAVIR
had flept there the preceding night.
Titefday at day break the Fißsr Coastri.
mountadhis !wee, and went to Marucii, which •i
the fpot where the ref-try:lir is to he. There lie
found the Prefect of the Seine, and GEP.ARD
engineer, charged with opening the Canal. Tl.t
Canal will carry the fame fpecies of barges
now navigate the Otircq. and which will 4!:;t
direllly at Paris. It will furr,illr water not o.dy
purify the capital, but ai-fo to fupply a great ilum-
mer of lionfcs in the Fau xbourgh. The water Gt.
the Oureq is of an e‘cellent quality.
The FIRST CONSUL proceeded afterwards
:Meaux on Friday Affeimion, about three
to the Hotel de ti ille, where he rec,:ived the Co;,.
flituted Authorities. Citizen GODARD, the Sub.
Prefeift, informed him that the Municipal Council
of Meant did not believe that they could better
celebrate the entrance of the FIRST Consos in that
place, than by railing a monument to Bossurr,
the Celebrated Bithop of Meaux, whahad died jufk
years before. The FIRST CONSUL (CS
OK on his return to Paris, at eight o'clock in the
evening.

RA-rissole, Fes. tB.—The Estraordinary De.
putation of the Empire held this day its forty.
filth fitting. The Directorial Minitier on that oc.
cafinn announced the receipt of a Decree on the
evening before . from the Imperial Miniller, by
which he accedes to the decifion relative to the
demnities to he granted to the Counts of the Em.
Aire, and intimates that he has made a communi.
cation to this effea to the Minillers tithe Mediat-
ing Powers.

The Direftorial Minifter afterwards annenanced,
that in confequenee of the Concluftim of the 16th,
he had a conference with the Minifters of the Me-
diating Powers; that he had communicated to
them thole parts of the COnclufum which had re-
ceived modifications. and gave them all the tweet:
fart' information on thefubjeft. Headded,that theft
Mini tiers had defired that tonic change fhonld be
male in feveral of the modified- paragraphs.

The Direftorial Wainer then explained what
was Coe natbre of there changes. Their Highneffes
the Sub.llelegates- anfwered, that as the new mo.
1
ditications required by the Miniflers of the Medi.
acing Powers did not differ effentially from the ler.
timents of the Deputation. there coulJ be no dif.
.liculty in blending them whit the General Concha-
rr.3.

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•
'ffenator Ilaamtt. Madan!
t there the preceding night.
lay at day break the Ftaar Cossui.
ibis boric, and went to Marucii, which •i
where she 'dors:lir is to he. There he
ie Peeled of the Seine, and GEP.SSO
r, charged with opening the Canal'.
ill carry the fame fpccies of barges syl2,:,
vigate the Ourcq, and which will 4!.:,t
at Paris. It will furnifh water not 0..1y
he capital, but aifo to lupply a great ilum.
lollies in the Fau shourgh. The water if
cq is of an e‘cellent quality.
FIRST CONSUL proceeded afterwards
nn Friday afternoon, about thsee
Intel de ti ille, where he rccJved the Co;-,.
Authorities. Citizen GODARD, the Sub.
informed him that the Municipal Council
it did not believe that they could better
e the entrance of the FIRST CONSUS in th.a
han by railing a monument to BOSSUET,
:braced Bifhop of Meant, who had died jull
•ed years before. The FIRST CONSUL (CS
return to Paris, at eight o'clock in tbg
sena, Frs. tB.—The Estraerdinary De-
s of the Empire held this day its forty.
:ing. The Diredorial Minifler on that oc.
announced the receipt of a Decree on the
before . from the Imperial Miniller, by
e accedes to the decifion relative to the in.
es to be granted to the Counts of the Em.
ti intimates that he has made a communi•
o this Urea to the Minillers pf the Mediate
Tees.
Diretiorial Minißer.afterwards announced,
confequence of the Concluftim of the 16th,
a conference with the Minifters of the Me.
Powers; that he had communicated to
ofe parts of the Ceincluium which had re.
nodifications, and gave them all the twee:
ormat ion on thefubjeFt. He added, that theft
s had defired that fome change fhould be
feveral of the modified-paragraphs.'
Direftorial Mittifter then explained what
nattne of there changes. Their Highneffes
Delegates anfwered, that as the new mo-
ns required by the Minifters of the ?Medi.
neer: did not differ effentially from the fer•
of the Deputation. there could be no dif.
o blending them with the General Concha-
•
LONDON.
. MONDAY. MARCH /.
OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK;
cc C. Conf. moiler. /01-44 e Arra sec. 72
Id 5 per Cent. Ann. toati—Owntiens 4
PRICE OF STOCKS 026:100ATDRDAY.
0 k 1 3 de
India Stack 23.41 43. -
An. total 105 Excbeq Bills is.tlit.
49-is F.nglie; Ticket, t 7L tn.
It Coot fee April 71ft
Dutch Mails have arrived. They. brit* are
f great inundations having,taken place is
parts of Holland, in confequcnce of the
tip of the ice.
ICAO papers to the 311! tilt. have alio come
; and Paris journals to the 4th intl.
saris papers are principally Occuoieyl with
ifilons on the Civil Code. The Make*
fume curious remarks on the late Trial
LTI fR. It feasts to have given ofence to
ich Court inflead of conciliating, as many
it would, the angry writersof the lifoffisar.
American Ayers prefent an intereffing
he Report of the Committee of Commerce
tufaeureApon that put Of the Mefage of
ident of the United States, which reluuto
initnating and countervailing duties, and
Aa of the Britifh Parliament, reipetting
It will be perufed with attention by GAF
rcial Readers:
•day the Bifhop of I,lllCOte preached 1,•
Nobilty at the Chapel Royal.
Eton has fettled a penfion of sool. on Aa•
[tiara?, that Celebrated Dramatic Authott
!hid) will nest give more comfort to 'hi)
.n.it will flied honour op the other.
tturday, the Committee appointed to try
its of the Nottingham Eledtion Petition
rupelled tb adjourn, 0 account of the
Mg. WALSH, of Upper Harley.Rreet, nee
lembsrs. It was the opinion of the put-
that as the Houk of Commons did not fit,
itnittee cools, not meet till after a report
n made to the Hotafg. The Cbairtualli
IAWILtitS Efq. however, waits.)
lc Speaker to inform Mgt of the circtur-
xl.en leave was given for the Committal
e 1 no Monday, given for the Cosnina;t*
e I no Mun.lay, Ihould Mr. Watsg revs.
is the brit adjournment which has taken
the Nottingham Committee during a tee
pail, ill attendance of 16 days. •
lion. Posl.ll. I'7llT of Groftenoaquare,
ritor of the &dates of the Fate Lady FOLK*
its mother. who was fuppofed to have died
, as he was examining, laR week, fome
apers, found a will purporting to have been
Y her Ladyflip. Struck wish the W*2
tpefted diicovery, Ise exclaimed, a 0 Coos
ive I found titis my mother's Will,, 494
et:4ll be obeyed l"—Amont the baguettes