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iPeralitd- SS 534
3 per Crnt COOL 54 534 53
4 pee Can. 66 651 67i 67
5 per Cent. Nevi 83 8n 83
S Pa Ct. Alm 1797,35 i g 641

The Army of Referve Bill received the Royal Af.
fent yellerday, and the plan, which has thus become ti
law, is immediately to be carried into full execution.
We have received Paris and Bruffels journals to
the 3d inftant inclufive. They are chiefly filled wick
addrefes to the Flarr Congos., and offers of gun.
boats, kc. for the invafion of England. They pros
fent nothing new or Interelling ; but the ceremonial
to be obferved by the Clergy of the different town;
when they receive the FIRST Census., is fo extremely
curious, that we have given it at full length.
Dolman, Juan 27.—A camp of sochoce men, it
is (aid, is to be immediately formed in the environs
of St. Omer; one of 6a,000 men 4t Cherbourg; anci
one of 40,000 in Holland.
GHENT, JUNI 281,-.-The BialOp of Ghent has re.
ceived from the Counfellor of State, charged with all
affairs refpeding worlhip, the following letter ;

Page, pee 23.
" The FIRST CONSUL fets out for Belgians. I fend
you the ceremonial traced nut by the pontifical itfelf
for his reception, with fora' (mall modifications to be
made in the prayers. We cannot render too much
hon nr, and tellify too much gratitude, refpeti, and
love for the Chief of the nation, the rekorer of reli.
gion, and the Ilate. I have the honour to lalote you.
" PONTALIS."
CtitSIONIAL TO It OSSUTLD roe Tat RIMPTLON or Tit
MIT CONSUL IN Tilt TOWNS WNICII at SWILL flats

The hilltop, with his clergy, (hall go to meet the
Cum Count. without the gate of the town, and
prefent to him the crofs to be killed ; (hall place him
under a canopy, and condud him in that manner to
the principal church, chanting the Anthem fore
sotto swim= rmss gui yr&yerait vials mean ants facing
teals, with hymns or pfalms analogous to the cere-
mony. Holy water (hall be prefented to the Cai!ae
Consul. at the door of the church ; he (hail touch
the holy water-Rick with his finger, and poke the
fign of the croft. Holy water (ball be given alfo'to
the ConsoL's fuite, not by prefentation but by a 1
perfion, making a gentle Inclination, and withook
changing place.
It Mall be given alto to Madam BOXAPART. by
prefentation, if Ilse be prefent, and immediately after
the ems/ Conant..

The Cuts, Consul. Mall then be concluded to the
Grand Altar, where be Gall kneel under a canopy'
prepared for him.
The Bilhop afeend on the left fide of the Altar
and chant in the anal tone, with his head bare, and
looking thwart's the cosnpay, the following safes and
prayer:—

&ham far Napaltram prism Caarake wham. Dwaine.
A. Dom atam,,frerakto ia ft.

Ylpr ti. Dearise,sintilari &mew

R. Xi de Simi tam essa.

Reba ',Oust imimiats is 410.
R. It Aliso isiritatiroa emote oar, e!.

Pia pm in wield" Ma.

Pl. Is aismiamtie se farriias twis.

Desist, nun& . ti's.

R. Drams volifans, IS&

ORIN VS.

DAS fp is CIO, MARI feat orda keteretelime, Jettanst *Orem hatift•
teat #'. worn setiftriartrie toe, et pima Cajal "few Napless'
female two mimeo ore faftirria fri)proor bardtir, dr toe"
et to j ieteet. elates email mime tratellet.
Preetseis, Demise, portant, aer:eee &gal wefirs,fieresie toe, elttete•
ram egie,it asswila, ise a, t••• tai pryperinit t tea dire plate
dfisisseredor, pr Deeeimea ogre.
Kam.

Ye Dona fhall then be chanted, if it has not been
done at the time of his reception: the Bifhop fhall theta
give bis folemn benedittion, and condua the Cana
Coaaot to his palace.

rural vorr. Joe e 25.—According to letters from
the frontiers .f Turkey, the Ottooma (quadrat,

nada iht command oi the eapiatn Pat ha, has railed
from Confitntinople t it toad's of eight Blips of the
sine, twelve frigates; and Atiril other (mill verels.
This fquadron has proceeded towards the Atchine
lagA; 'whebce it is ilippored It will repair to Egypt.—
likeeoidihg to the fame advices, the plague rages at
Conaatitincple, as well as id fome of the provinces ofl
Turkey in Europe.
HAIIIO,II, Joke a2.—General /vioar is's, the Con:
gnandie in Chief, accompanied by Adjutant General
par, infpeetedlatelY the fortrefs of Hammelti, and
the day before yefterday repaired to Neundorff. The
Adjutant Commandant Vases, addreffed the follow-
ing letter on the 15th, to the Members who corn.
)ofe the Hanoverian Government:
owns svt—l have the honour to inform you,
that k has been announced in general orders to the
army, that the Bailiffs of the countries depending on
the Eleftorate of Haho'ver, are enjoined, under their
iserfonal rerpoblibillty, to acknowledge no reqttifi.
dobs, Milers fined and approied by Lieutent Gene-
ral Bs arm: ea, Chief of the General Staff, or by Citi.
ten Comtniffary of the Army. Be pleat
id to make known this dif)rofitibn to the Baillifs of
the different countries occupied by the French army.
(Signed) " vases."
The States of this country ate trying to raife loans,
in order to pay the contributions impored by the
Prench Army.
Values, Julia s.—Letters from Leghorn, and
tithel. parts of Italy, Rate, that an Englith fquadron,
of tin !hips of the line, and liven frigates, paired the
Pharos of Meffina on the sath of laft Month, pro.
kkierusg towards Naples and the fca of Taunt°.
Gsitok, Juke 15.—The Englifh fleet in the Medi.
teriahean has been confiderably re-inforced. One
diviffon blockades the illand of Elba ;—..another is
anizing in the Strait, to prevent the French from
Offing into Sicily ; and Come frigates are Rationed
before the principal ports of the kingdom of Naples.

. ießertla. y. about a quarter after elOven o'clock,
tiis Majarre came to St. James's in a chaife and four
from Kew. About twelve o'clock the Levee corn.
*Wed. at *Nth were relent the Right Hon. the
chancellor Of Abe Exeheitter. the Lord Chancellor,
Graces the Archbacips of Canterbury and
Dublin,the Secretaries of State, and their Excellencies
the Protein, Ratan, Spina, Neapolitan, Swedifit,
l'ettEefe,lmpetial.Bavanan,Wirtemberg, and Da-
is* tellers, and the Recorder of London. Alfo,
Ile of Roxburgh.
==kilfba" mad
, 8eithan711,71:11...; =Mind, mad Gal.
tonal,.
Mthapw.Gianeelter.atiebettn. RoMelter , St. Afsph.
Woman Falmouth.
. LeitimWallingleata, Heysisg, Mailgram Lowther,
Akuth7,Sdrm, deopflielbart. ord.liarrowby. Aenberft, Pelham, :CM
beri:stat
thrum: A:ba tyke, E. Lynktes, H. Popham, C. Rieb, E. Enatsb•
WI, H. lierathey, J. Andrews, G. °theme, 8. CundL
Gatenie—dmith, Wilford, Donau
i:: thedmem—Sammoge, Winans, Itaynen&Cobeurne.llthippe,Trol-
implziv_stker, Horne. Pleofoom Polo.
Wassail, Brancentbe, Spume Mth, Bouverie,
iryswe, Orameiby, laths, Wright, Methan, &dew OnOow,
Mathensie, Morns, take, &sae, Corry, Greville, Browne.
Dam, 16.R.e
.Th Levee was over about two o'clock, after
Which' his MAJISTY held a Council, which was at-
tended by all the Met bens that were prefent at the
Lem. His /dalliers then gave private audiences
to the Caancsit.oa of the Exceactpia, the Arebbi.
of Caireaseat, and the Earl of CHATHAM.—
following are among the prefentations to his
Ee
cart s--
Linesman Caine! Weems, of the London Milida,oa his pro.
rig n
uilidtioi to that teak, by OA. Heysham, in confamence of the re.
el fik Wotan Lune.
blr. Mums, by the Mimi. of Dough&
Lard Hammer Qom Mr. Daley Ryder, wu at the Levee
thei:nte Mee Ms Mthe dee )
ieoneN Illy Mr. Smith, on his being v-
iolated isurtßnmesediriey es
MI. Reims, frifferes attars
jetmeliency War am STOMP. by the Dan! Malan.
Jm nen nen% the Ceicthreamo Regiment of Omani, es
ilia preinatioo.
Wises. es beKessia, an his marriage, by Mr. Serfeam
baser:
Gann Mae, by Lord Pelbun.
Nom Manaus, by the Prullen Amthalfadee.
Ur. Baia mum by the Partite& Alabaman.
Magi W. W. Wv pans ,Rfq. upon his ap=alent as ble Ma.
jai! Untanned:any to the Court of
The Rev: Dr. Buser came with the Chancellor of
the Exchequer to be prefented to his Mai ISTY on his
Church Preferment, blot was deprived of that ho-
nour/not arriving at St. James's till the Levee was
bier. At four O'clock his Wighr let of for Kew
to dinner.
His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Watts gate a
grind dinner yefi-erday at Carleton-Hoefe.
The Dokes of Cinnamon and Kiev had as inter.
stet/ With Lord Sr. Vancatv et the Admiralty this
horning.
We yefletday reeeired New York Papers to the
28th May inclufive. The Americans were then
unacquainted with the cellion of Louiliana, but they
had learned that the .endue of the Cater Coveys.
towards the American Miniller has lately become
conciliating and pleating, which was the more re-
markable, as it had for hate time been marked by
rooineis and atiiikrity., On the 1 nth init. the Ante.
titan Ambaffador at Paris received a letter, in anfwer
to one addreffed by him to the Feist Covent.. on
the fubjea of American Debts, in which the moil
full and fatisfaBory aturances were given, that every
letter of the Convention mould be puhauslly com-
plied with.
On the Bth April a Proclamation was ;teed at'
Jamaica, direttino that no perfon. not a natural born
fitlijett of his Maiefty, from any Wand or Colony in
the WeR Indies, in poffefficto of any foreign Eno.
peon Power ihould land in the Mend. except in the
ens, of Eingilon I tor there, without having per.
sniffion from the Police Office, and giving
_a Frew
holder's fecurity, to the amount of Five -Hundred
pounds, for his peaceable condoB.
The French Oarrifon at Aox Cayce is clofely
befieged. The Wrath coMMit great depredations
is the plains.

tottretti yuLi s.

• .
This dellghiful fpbt continues to attraft crow& of
10Iitors. Ilie.Derbyllifre regiment have taker' their
ground On the left of Major-General Taos avos's
brigade, and are to be under his command until more
regiments maraft in to krm a feparate command for
another Major-Gineral. The Nottingham regiment
is expeeied in to-day ; and as it has, by the late
drawing for precedency, become the youngeft militia
regiment in.the kingdom, muff take its ground• on
the left of the whole Camp. It is rather fingular,
that the &rwick, which was the youngeß IA war,
is now the oldell. The two Kant regiments will
certainly march here in the courfe of a few days.—
The belt health and difcipline prevail: the men re-
gularly retire to their tents at retreat beating, and
never leave them during the night. The troops are
very entre& in their behaviour, and the moil perfea
difcipline prevails. The camp is well fupplied with
the bell forage; fine, &c. which reileas great credit
on Mr. Fows, the contrador, who is exceedingly
attentive. The greateft inconvenience felt here is the
dißance of the water. A party commanded by an
officer is obliged to go a mile and a half every morn-
ing to fetch it.