... FRWqCJE. PARIS, xo FAUOT'iOR% AU0;-a8. They fjieak of a Senrsa1iu tapfidta,,wbichj its faidto regulate the order and tiri: irbutio $ , fcflions-in St,'Domingo; ia a unner tha wait recqn- cile the interefls and ?? of' tbearmy xie proprietors9 Rnd cultivators.,-. General A' idred' 1 an , od '4r Londos. FROM TH93!PA6S ip . R iSoAUG0. ?? t MWlje af. fate, tho, day bef~e~yeflerdayp thauthe-difpti ...

... i SI PWRIGETS A' erroneous and dangerou. hat ving prelative t dautirbnfces at Greenland Dock having appeared -s 'Ihe N~oting Papers, i is thought proper to ?? t to infert the following. as a pertea, cocre&, and true Tlhe cauife Vthe differende between the Shipbbild'ers i Srip'wrights, as mentioned in the faid. papers, is a a rFS nmifaaternnt: the former did notp at tie conc-iu- gr o the Iar, ...

... GUJLDHALL',X ~A- 31. tp wes E ala oer ilgbev, Was.brought u'p or ?? Sir John An- 'derfon and Boydel, ujn feevera charges of fraud, in obtaining p> erty'fro! Wvabious tra efijle, upon falfe pretences. This is the Crele mentioned in tour paper of y'eterbayi Thtti~fitA bhage was m'ad'&bjM i. D-rk, &partner xn vthe. ltnufeof Jones and Cao' No. 6S: Hal. bo n-hill, linen drapersi for. defrauding ...

... TJE MORNING C.hoONfCLE. LOMYONI' W e ?? rceivpd .1aris joual to'the oztb; S&ea;O~f -the Jo-urfials co~ntaii~aacounts, foiia Ratiibon whi4ch,jftt~rue, are f onfideriblii~ imo~ince. 'If:hey $t-tite, indeed, it' 'is eviidendt that the EaSEWiof O lGsaiiANY. has,. not been co ultqd 'n,.the ~Syfl~mof ItIndeninities, J-o Is!difinterefiedly 1recommended by 'Fraii-de and Rt~la.: Ve have ?? mentioned ...

... I - PRES37N'U t!EJ jtftp *:l AUGUST 29TH, 1802. . , .- I: K~rdid Our WaetPo'.ntdys t | 'fivr tid ut sx/n fne fich urofpertndv¢ Je progrefs we have made, indeed, is aftonifin D- cuiire ofthe luih ten v . et ofhbuildiagsi as .wVjl as ilihi ; i~ ned Our s li' a [ fel ii, isn a great mcafqr, , io be a'cribedto s, this a- Yocks, and. to the Mnufah tsrcr of CottOn Sli i- Our worthy Maior Mr. ...

... FRmNCf FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. RATISBOlt, AtUG. 18.-Baron de Hugely the Minif- ter Plenipotentiary of ?? Majelty to the ex- traordinary deputation ofthe Empire, arrived yefierday in this city.. To day Baron Buhler, thfe Ru'frian Minif- ter, arrived. Baron de Normann, the Minifer frolim Wirtemberg, is the only one wanting to complete the deputation. In a few days the French and Ruffian Mi. ...

... THE MORNING CERONICLE LONDON: THURSD~r, SaEPT~'EE :. of It is generally believed, that whatever objeas of dif- cuflion fubfiled between this Government and that of France,' are now removed, and Lord WHITWORTH and General ANDREOSSI will repair to their flations.-. Indeed, whatever ill humour and diffatisfadion. may prevail, will, in all probability, be laid up and cherifhed to be produced on ...

... PRE1 ?TON 57?UPLEE GUYILD - AUGUST 30TH, 1802. Yllcrday prefented a fcene which is rarely to be' feen in a country town; in facl, we were London in miniature, for the number of pedeftrians paffing and ic- afling through the principal ftreets was altoni~hingly great, whilc carriages of all defcriptions poured in al- -mofl one coatinued line from all the roads leading to this town, but ...

... her tale M ORNiNc CI ORICL | -I ?? EELLUM ATRAMENTARIUM. Mr.4c E~y~teOR' When the violent attack ?? nade s pon otr by our brethren of the quill in' Paris,' I had hope tli, theconteet voulld have ended in a very differenc what now feens probable. As M. Rcedererh clearly demoruflated, that the caufes oF the diford o far as our writers are concerned, Were to bc traced the pantry and to the coal ...

... FRA4NCE. PARTS, r2 FRUCTIDOR, AUG. 30. -On the 23d the Foudroyant and Conquerant arrived at Breft, from St. Domingo. The news which they bring has not tranfpired. The. King and Q een of Spain 16ft Madrid for Bar. celona on the izth. It appears that for abou't a fortnight paft, there has been manifefttd in'our ports and commercial towns a f;ght degrce of apprehenflio, and , iezimreft ofmoney ...

... PRE;TON J UBL lEE GUZED, AtTG. 31. On Sunday night the company contino2ed to come into the town during the whole of the night ; andearly yveferday morning numerous parties enteved the toivn frontm all parts to fce h'nribvel fight of the cornmence- ment.of our Jubilee. The different conmpanies had re- ceived inffrrurions from the Wardens for 'inne tilie pafl, at whialt time and place they were. ...

... THVE MOAiNNG CHRONICLE. LONDONt FRIDA 2, S EP TE-0*iBiE 3 The Paris Journals tvhich arrived yefterday, con- arm the accounts of the differences between th&eAtbf- trian and Bzvarianr Commanders, on the fubjecd of the occupation by the former. of the territories of P'afrau, which by the French faheme of Indemanities was to be ceded to thle ELECTOIt of BAVARIA. If tle accounts from Bavaria are to ...