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PUBLISHED (wkeklt) BY ALLMAND HALL. --TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1801.
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Foreign News.
LOND ON, April 30, .
We have iccei t Leydon Gazettes to
the 25th inft.. contain intelligence
?trom Paris to the ih.
The fyftem of Atl does not appear to
faave been'telaxe-- and the fufpicions of
the tyrant nave j 'n rendered all pectoris
, who are deemed
rumours, object:
. tion of the mav
The Governor o
April, the follow";
,;jerous,
and even all
the particular, atien-
es in the capital.
Vris ilfued on the 14th
addfcfs to ths offi-
. cers and fubaltern in general orders, of
the garrifon and national guard :
" The Governor ot Paris recommends
to the Aidf-de. Camp, officers,, and fubal
' lernsl of the garrifoiv and national guard,
' fjealihterr the citiztis, wherever they .
may find them, on the talfe reports which
the difaftccTeieti leavur to propagate.
They do not (lick at the means ; tn now
they give out, that the death of Pichegru
is not the refult of fuicide.;This again
they fpread abroad, that a great' many
prilbners are Ihot every niht. Let the
citizens know that military, as well as
dviljuftice is not exerted without public
forms, and that not one guilty pcrfuii
has been condemned by the military tribu
nals, without fvs fentence having ' been
printed and ported up immediately.
The criminal tribunal continues its
proceedings with tlnrgreateii aclvvity . -
Whatever is fpread relative to the facts,'
"more or le fs i m porta u t , w rt h ' t h rch t h e"
prifonors (land chirked, muft be coiiftder.
eJ as falfe reports. The arrefts which,
have takejplace fince that of Gn. Mj.
reau," have confirmed his giti't.' Diicorp'sp
one of the briaads defcribed in the lilts
publiflied Uv the chief judge, is now ar
reted at Chartrts.
" To this moment proofs bac rcen
founJ of every thing which the chief ju lfje
has faid, and of nothing elfe but wluche
tasfjij." ' v
ThisaJdrcfs concluJes in the fjllo win,
terms : -7- , V.
" The opinion ofal! ranks of people is
always cifentully connect I with the con
fiJence and love which the Firljt Conful
has' a right to expect ot.Frc.tchuien.'
(S;gned)
" M U.I AT.'
The fat; of Murea j may be eafily ami,
cipatel. Hi execution has probably bc-
lore this tim: tk;i pUce.
On ths fame dav when Gen. Mural's
ad lrtfs'was publifh.-J, the prefect of Po.
lice in the capital toik nev meafuresof
fafctjr agaimt fufpeeted perfor.s in Piri,,
and its environs, Hs gave orders by an
arrstteidatcd April 15, that all perfons in.
clu led in the amuellv for the civil vut
vdiomjy becii-herat Paris, or in the ru
ral communes of the department of the
iHtic, in thofe o( S;vrcs, Mauden and St.
C'ou.l, of the department of .Seine and
Orfe, miiil appear within three dys from
tf.e ptib!icatiiiol the order, at the office
the fecrctary general ol the prefcclure
'K pice,, to get their afl of amnelly,
pillports, and I ccncn of ufi lencccxatai-J'il-JLii.'J5
Ac a declaration of
Tieir nanu, rcTiJcnceinrTTrorete
bcture and fmce ifce rrvo mion ; the pla
cei whye-.l.rir property lit,; the mo.
tivei w inch have nuhntd ihcm 10 chufs
their pUet of ab.-ic, Si to continue in the
lame. Thcf pciAirs ate to remain on.
.cr immediate irif,.rti,nt&,110, mc'harge
thcu rcfi.lcr.ee witi .mt leave from the
;,rt t of police, uu !cr jainof arrtih
Up-jn 1 the prtfci.t mir i.tFy, and upon
the prtHnt (late of ahVtr. we have lit.
fit to add to what we hje lo often faid ;
,iJiat icrirc whet Mr. AcUingtou may, U
.VHiU-iirc witho.it ttc V(ice oftl ccoun.
try lui g in it,j paii c-f it ca'lcd fur his
iilimj!,o-f anUwLh the praifc of havinc
fcdcJ.iii the bdr of Lis ability for the
food of.hi conntrv. The whole fecret
of iheoppofltHimohim, am of lhc ,
rroathmK thare. conMt in three word-
lili Majwdy', i;lief4. ,
The - niafq.,1, of StafTrd'i motion upon
ll'e ..cfcme fthe coumry wa polfponcd
vplctdav, at the pattictdar rcqucll of lord
JlawUWy. Thenuiii.cr in huli hit
L-rdllup inide the nrp-tit wu oinipmn.
"home circtimna-ct lue atifcn.he fid,
ofa niii.ic w!iicliIdfCinitii,oi,nrtfnt iih
V duty h. Hate at iVc i trfcnt time ;
I'uwcMr, I iruft, No'. le Lord ill do
.e the cirdu to think that I would not
wale the leqnt It without Uung yiicn any
pttviuni i nimatkn of fnch 4 wilh on my
Jan, uiiiaithecirctniflatui 1 alluJc u
were of that nature, tnat all their Jord
fhip's would, were they aware of them,
! agree wi t h m t n thinki n g .-.it-de G rable
that the difcuflion ' propofed by the r.ob!e.
laquishouldbepoftponcd.,'
. What thefe circumllances are we pre-,
fume r.jt to decide,.; but it is probable
that thole who fpeculate upon)he refif;na-i
-t ion . of mi nilt ma y find themfeUe:
miftak&n.
After concluding a very beneficial "loan
for the benefit of ; ths country and the
riontrado.rs, Mr. Addington yclterday o
pened the BudgetXThe burthens are as
moderate as in ths. -prtfent flare of affairs
could have beea expedied Tjie war tax
es are to be- augmcnud in their predu'ee
one million.
This aiigmenutiqa is upen
' vvine, frpWT:iL ;f " 5 ut:)eas a ",
ton ; an augmentation whi:h
the wine merchants were t-old
lalt year to expect. The pro
duce of this tax is eftimaKd at 200,000!
An addition of 12 1-2 per cent.
on the artielts under the head
confolidaied cultooris, excepting
wine, tea, .and. cotton wool, and
doiibiing the dutyo raifir.s utid
fwcets. The ettimated produce
of this addition is Soo oool
Hi4hnefs,yt,fubje3s,',flrongly implicated
Jf Mr. Drake, have been arretted at Mu
nich, for hating, at his ioiligajion, vent ts,
fed upon Hepsrcpiobattd "by the laws of
nations. ' 1
' The underfigned is ordered alfo, trr
declare that his molt .ferene K left era I
Higlinefs knovs the noble and generous
Jentimems of his Britannic Maithy, and
..f .1.. r.v i-'d . . T1 VT r"-z
... . . 1,000,0031
This is the propciVd au;mcntaiion f
.the War Taxes to a million beyond their
prefent produce. "
.1 Uc interejd of the lan is to be provi
ded fui m another wav"- " itrarjV6iirr j mj
between, 7 and 8op,ooci. It is ptpofed
to coiifoli.late the Stamp Dutie, rather
lelFennig the i!uiy on ltamp ufed in le
gairproceedings and tncTeatt jv-ttw ia'y-:
on Itamps for the transfir of property.
Tiie Minuter fuppoles the piod ue tf this'
confoltdaiion will be- 8oo,oooL witich will ,
mue than cover 'the iutcrelt of the loan.
Letters from .Conllantinople of the
14th of March, fay, Alt Pacha has been
murdered on his way from Alexandria to
Cairo, fuj'pofci hv ih-- Bcy. Thcraud
Seignior anths Miuiltcrj, in great con-,
fternaiion, ihat their Govtrt.or has met
fuch a fate, have a.jpo nted the Pachr. of
Acre, Governor f Lgypt, t rtllore tran
quility, and have lent a tqaaJron ot ll:ps
of war to fuppjrthim.
An interfiling cuivcifa'ioti took place
"ycflcrday in the It ufe ot t-teis, previous
to ihe poltpotHment ol the Maiquis of
SiarTird's motiun fur I ri lay next. Lord
IKwk.tfbuiy riqtclrcd the poltportimcnt
on prou"nls whicii he fai l il would be in
co;ifdtcnt vl'iih hit duty to explain ; i.e
could pledge his or 'd it and character tor
its pioprieiy and tic cflity , Lai Is Car
lilie, Fitzwilliam, and lord Grcnvi'd?,
prctred the Noble Secretary for a lurthci
explanation, which was firmly refuted.
It'. was further urged that no Dufincf re
lative to the defence of the country ihould
be brought forward in the interim, which
wis partly conceded. Lord Maw ie.'l.:ry '
prcmifing that notrinp U?oiild beprtlcnt- !
ed of nature likely to uc'-fuir adivif:n '
of feniimei.t; The above ciruullaiiCJ I
combined with a jrreat butilein the morn- I
ing arnonpthe miniltcrs. ptoJuctd a vat i. '
usiy-sujcporis. oome ta.i mat a uigen-
cy is on-ibe laws W.K-is-lhatIrr-Ad--
dington 11 makin an ariange ncnt for his
: i: . r . . ...
iiiiiicuiitic rciiji au.in ; on.trs amrtm o.
therino ives. 'We do not know whuhof
them dcfcrvcrmolt credit ; but it aju e-u
that f'tnc impurtant event ii ncarat hand.
Mr. Fox's motion in the lloufe of Coin,
mons, relative so the Hanotciian Hoops,
which flood for Wcdnefday, wakaifoped.
poucd upon the faiiic ground.
(0FFICAi7"n0T.)
'. The undcrfigncd Minil!cr of S'a'e,
of his molt fcicnc htgbnefsthe FJcftor of
Palatine of Bavaria, has received cxprefs
oid.is fiom his molt fcrcne elefloial lu'ch.
tiefi, to tianfmit 10 his cxcellei cy, jNIr.
Drake, the printed copy of fetters here
anm xed, and to inform him, that the ori
ItiniUot thof letter, wiiiten with Mr.
Drake's own hand, are now before him.
Hismoft fcrerw Elecloral Uighncfs
is , deeply aflliaed that the very plate of
his rcfi lence fhuulJ become the focus of
a correfpondence fo foreign to hc million
in which his excellency Mr. Drake. has
been placed with him ; and he owes it to
his dignity, to hit honor, and to 'the weU
jarc of his people, to declare to hlscacel.
leucy, 1 Lai (torn this moment, it will be
impolfibie for him to have any communi.
cation with Mr. Drale, at henceforth lo
ictcive him at his coon,
"Two oijjoott ferece Llcfloral
of the Enylilh nation; t'iio well, to fuoDofu
that his conduct on tliis occafion., can be
fubjeft to thc.lea(t...rt:pr.oach.. lie will
haQen to exparn it direct to his M ;ie!ly;
and depof.t in h.i.s bofom ths deep n .rtt
he feels in wi:hdrifwiTig his coiifidcnce
fronj a miuilterwlujlud been fe.nt 10 reprc
fem his Majeltj' at this court, , The E
lecWis folly conviixtd thst his Britan
nic Mijeftv wii! fee in this mcaluie, al
tiiough very feainfui in Idin'feli'.' nothi.-i!
j but a new proof id the very liijch opinion
Jwhichtie has of ids MajeHy's ehar'der,
anchor tiie cerievolcnce otw),ich t h u L
Lctoral Houfeiasrtce.ved foniar.y ptoois.
(Sinrd) ' -
" BARO? DE MONTGE LA3i'
Munich, March Tt, 18,-4.
" May, i.
Mr. Adding'op, vc nnderllaiid, rtmslns
in oiSce only til! ano.!itvadminiltration
is fo.mcd ; a wdik vve ihould-fuppofe of
ti little delicacy and diiliculty.N iSevcral
of our contempurark'f , however, luve al
ready feitlej 1 lie- buli'jefs, and hdvea rea
dy. liilcil up a!lhc various ofhees , toilte
great lutprifo nouloubt jf many of the
. perfons vhi;n they have imniiniited to
"drtHireut poftf. V.' hether-M'r -.-Pitt. will
cume int power with Mr. fox or-'with-'
ow, wc know. not. It is. however, w c
believe tcna'ii that Mr. .l.'itt will beat
t!ie head -cl ihe .nr w-. . ad'aimi fi ration.. A
me!Ia:;e f(V.i -hfs Mjjtlty was communi
cated 10 If. zi on Monday, by the Lord
H31!!,!.3"" af it-r conveyir rhe.an-
' 1 wer to tfiTTi ten's lloufe, his Linlll:ip
lud a ficond ii-.tsrvicw viih him yclter
day'. It is faid that he weired upon his
Majelty ilis morning. Ve di; not hear that
Mr.Foxlus been fent for ; it is probai 1,
?t.ertfore, thai Mr Pitt hathe arrange,
nientof t.ie new minillry. But it is rca
fonabls U cxpedl that the new miniltry
wl Lc ccmpofed ot the three coi.lcdera
live parties. Mr. Pitt", will, in all pioSa
bility be tie Firtt Lo.d of the Trtafury
a;id Chancellor .of the Exchequer, 'and
Mr. Fox aid Mr. Grcnviile two of ile
Secrctaiicjof biate ; Lord Loughborough
peilups w.ll he the new Chiticcilor
As)tt, hovevir, we believe nothirg has
been arrant;ul, r.t-thit.g (!prifjVy ,Uer.
j-iincd upot, except the rchnaiion otthe
pre ft.it a.lr r.iltrution.
It has trojuenily tiappened in the hiftory
en ui- eoiiitry ana its coid'nuiiiin ihat
o;ic of thr ;hrcc illatcs has gaii wl fo pre.
ronJeratin an influence, is to.overba
lance, fur atime, the other two4 Inge
ntralthc Itii'cs have been between the
DemocratidLtta:c and the Monanhical
.rKi"gly Idatc. la the prefent in
llar.ee the iimplns on ihe Arilloctatical
Branch. I(vcu!d be atiuid to 4leny that
the Union if a gteat body of Peers has
produced, n the part of l.is M.-jclly'i
miniltcrs, lui dctctciii.ation wl.ih led
lord HawkJbury 10 the. Hep he adopted
the day bctire yclterday. From the man.
rer and loit-in-whtth-lhe-oppofcrv-cf-
minutry ipttc ; from their more than
half avowe Jwjtlj tobrirc on the dlfcuf.
f;.rtof the Naif uis of litallord' motion.
11 r.y oc u.irrtu, tnai tney rctKond, ii
heard this afternoon from the Freich
coalt, ncr BoolonC"; and the wrailer
! s !? flea r . t ha t vv c could obtcrve- 1 hrce -;
brigs and two linger ringed velTela come
out of Boulogne hai'bout and run along
Ihore, as it is fu'ppofod for the puVpcJe of
getting to fcaV Only oj.e of our Jhip.
have been feen oft' Bun'ogne, ar.d (he drif.
'fd with the tide. The wipd has got
lound to the Ton th eafrtr ,! w""T,i .i
, j m . - - - V
not upon antbfoluic majority, at lea,'! up
on equaling the Ittengtn and numbers of
their anfajiuilU. The decifive blow hat
therefore bcoi (truck, not in the. Com.
mnni but m lie Lords ; it is there that
crcumflanc s hae, been developed which
my have i ducdhis Majc(ly' mir.ilteis
lo retire. The fame effect was prnducul
when Mr. Fox's India Bin w untj,.r
difcuflion. Bui in that cafe the aMonarch.
ical anJ Arilloaaitckl branches acted to.
gethcr.
In a fecond idition of the Courier ttf.
leiday wementoned thai news had b.-cn
icccived of acoof ihe enemy's fiotil'a ha.
inK come ounf Boulogne. Karly ycf.
lerday morninij hey were feen front Do.
e' Heights, ai anchor aSom two mdes
from the Frcstct nturel)urin jhe re
maindcr of the lay ihe weather was "too
thick to fee then; but a diflant cannon,
ade was heard fveral limes; it is pota
ble that ihe floillaonly came on to ma
noeuvre, and lit ihcy returned Inio the
port in the event);.
A letter frortFullftore, dittd Thutf.
day evening, cOlaini the following In-fotmation:
Tbi rcporj
ef
Convoy under Dungentfs are obfirved
Keuing-uiHler-weigh, lor the purpofe t.f:
failing beforc dark. For the firft time
;tkis fealon.'a grest number of lights Mere
dc'fciied lall night upon the French coalt,
which it is fuppoftd arifes from theFrencli
j,t roups having encamped there .within this
...day or two. We cannot othcrwife ac
count tor this circoruilance." .
ji-neialM.'jrn.ont,-commander in chief
''rti. . eam;-.ol .Us rt-ctr, writes to tne fitv
cu;.a thi.b : I have the ho.ior to ii -l;,,m
you, that kr large Ergiifl) pinna-c-s
bided with trcops, . attacke l the fri
pte Chival Marin on the at It Germinal,
itationod on the Tcxcl. The failorS'
.wtreail drui;k w ith.piihch. Thebaitlo
va neither long nor dqi-btful ; two cf
!" pinnaces. were furl; j the oiher tv.a
lj;ed thtmltUes but utt half their crews.
1 i's attack vi&s an aft ot tiicie .madnef.
w li chcoll the Kngliih dear, a, they lost
, furic bundled hit!:. Tl e frigate Le Che
valMarin fwlftrcj .no lofs. The Erglidt
jibably thought ot furpriling her."
I'he Courier de Lon&res Hates, that
Go'dfaiith; . the quor.daf:i editor of
-tht-Arus newfpaper, t ublilhed at Paris,-,
is one. of the principal, agents eiiipWycd
by the Fiench. gcvernmei.t, -to arrelk
Fxnch cmigrams,jn,tl-e'-fjjpc lmpeiiai
.Uivns. Hewas at Lripfic in. the.btgin
"'"IL of April, at.d trJercd domiciliary
vilis tobe made in all the ii:ns in thar
j toyrbijt the petfois he was chiefly iu
1 pifuit of found iiiearyj to efcaje.
1 .'-evera! laws agatt.it tmi-rai is will foon
1 le p:jLlifhed in No'.laiHi. The licheft"
a;d molt rcfpecrable inhabitants, particu-
1J ly at Rotterdam, have emigrated and
faded theuifelves in England, at Ant
vp, or at Embdett. Tttey carried their
f'tiuiics with them in their pockct
b:, ks. ' ' r
4.
M. ilontcr, a King's meSTcnger, was
"ii Tuefdjy lalt committed to TothilfieMs
Biidewtll, rhtrged on the oath of 4 white',
fmith, with bavipij endeavoured to prevail
upon him to m-kc a kty to one of th
ofdcial boxes in which dilpatches to our
ambalTadors at foreign courts are ufually
conveyed.
Mi. Addington was wiih his Majcfly
jfellcrday for an hour. Mr; Pitt, it wa
generally fuppofed was to have been ho
nored with a cor.fcrenic, but we under
iland that he has not yet feen his Majdly.
Nothing has yet been decifivcly conclu
ded ; bift we fuppofe that the new ir
rancments will be dec'atcd on Mon
day. Theftaieof the King's heath, and the?
probability of a regency, are qutflions of
too much delicacy for diftullion in a pub
lic ticwfpipjr at prefent ; though they
arc the fubj:c1s of convention in alciolt
every company, '
The nc jv ininiftctial arrangements have
not yet irpnlnircd. 1 1 feems certain, hint-
Irtr'errihahoth MrrFox-and-.Mf rFict-sfe-
inclidedtn ihe new adminitlration; The'
" t a . . . .. .
I Lou nancellor, as welt as Mr. Adding- ,
lot), waited on h's Majefl; yclterday.
His oic!hip, it ii faid, will retain hi.i
fiustion, as will alfo Lord Chatham and
Lard Weflmoreland, the of!iccs of maltcr
of the ordinance and lord piivy fcal.v Tho
ofil.e chalked out by report for Mr. Foxs
i ilai.pf Secretary of itate for foreign
aiTais.
May 6.
Although a confldsrslle portion of our
imptclfion his been worked off, we flop
the prcfi 10 announce, that 10 this mo
twenj (u o'clock ainigtt) nothing has
been fettled as lo the lot matio:. of a, tcvv
adn'nlll ration.
His Mayfly has not feen Mr. Pitt.
Mr. Addington has not given in his
refijnuion as i-t been erroncouily llatej
In feme of the daily papers, and it is e
qutfdy untrue that he has declared his in
tentUai 10 tctite tiom a public filiation
forever. Such a declaration would bo
high'y unbecoming a man who appears io
have b:en ever rover tied by a fenfe of du.
ty. 10 his fvereii?n and his country, and
bv whi.'h lent imr nil the nublie are bnund t
ConctuJe that he Will continue la K irlni.
led whether in public or private flaiion.
It 11 wi.iipcrca mat Mr. Aduitigtors
has farmed the determination tirithtr m
accept penGon, place, or iatl, on Lis re
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