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Aft? NUMBER 48071 This day was *gibed, in Crown Sea Price ya boards, Tile Second Edition of LETTERS written by the late Earl of Cnarstaw to his Nephew, Toe w• a PITT, Erg. (afterwards Lord ca,- .ba sum)) then at Cambridge; with a Preface, by Lord Ga am. vt cit.—Printed for T. Payne, at the Mesh Gate, by T. Deniley. THE DUCHESS OF LA VALLIERE. This day was pubil&ed, In Two Volatiles, aamo, Prite 9* in beards. THE DUCHESS OF LA VALLIERE . ; the MlRreft of Louis XIV. an HiltoricaL Romance. By Madame DE GENUS. Tranflated from the French. Printed for John Murray, No. si, Flaet•Rreet. Where may be hat LETTERS of a MAMELUICE, Deferlp• tint of the Mamas, C■Rama, and prelim State of Society at Paris; a wk. isms. pries sw. boards. Tbla day was pabligsed, in quarto,' price rL ass Ari boards, tie Secood Edition of AN ESSAY on NAVAL TACTICS. Syltem stied nod Hilarleal. with Asti-three Expleastoro Plata,ln FourPors. ET Joffe( CLERK, Efq. of Ma. Printed for Longman and Rees. Pateraotta-row ; and A, Caw 'Roble sad Ca. ki dor Pre* sod is • Non dap wig be poliglbed. TM Emetic* asiettradket of Neologies, by Andrew Mae. bay, L. LD.F.R. S. Is i large vol. Soo. with iguttradve Mum • • ma day was petalled, Illtdbated 'rah fifty-alne Copper-Mtge, in One Polon* ltarto, Price s Ss. in boards, The Second Edition of THE TACTIC «F the BRITISH ARMY, re. diced to detail; with Stile Bona on the Science and Pit . dries of War, pelting in one view the Beaudoin of the Battalion. Brigade, and Line, mad pointhl oat their Combinations with each other, mod ides in 'Whoa ferviee. By JAMBS CUNiSIGHAMIL, Magee of lafentry in the Service of the Laft•indis Coanyerq. 'Printed for T. Egettan, at the Military Library, Witliam& ---- Ms day was pabillhad. pike t& , The Fourth Edition of 2. TREATISE ON RAZORS. By Thispacts KINOSIVIM, itusir-Pdaker.—te the lbfoothty Review for 179 8 . Me 114, the drft Edition of din little Work was no bs the following TOMB: We but ma/A& Treadle with lowed' and with pkalat. It lowan walk the attention of the Public." Said by the Author, at No. to, bt. joibeele•areet t and by a/I Zooid:nem This day was gabldhed, • to easeVelwamehawq peke ys. 6d. la IssardwtheitmandEdiden, with Immover . senu and large AddMoak at AN INQUIRY into the PRINCIPLES of HAR MONY-1r LANGUAGE, sad at the MECHANISM of ,P:ME,'naadern and ancient, By WILLIAM NUTFOR% Efq. Printed for T. Cada and W. Davies, Ste&d; of whom may be had, by the fame Author, The HISTORY of GIREECE, from the earth* wows to dm; reath of Ageflbui King of Lacdsmon ; new Edition, 6 Vols. radtavo. 11 rds.ln hoards. This day was pulailibed, Ric sa in Boards. ?'HE INVALID : Being an Mt:Oration of the .11. obvious Maws of clOying, HEALTH and LONG LIFE. By A NONAGENARIAN. rater of the Spbitird Staixate Colonadia, Evpltrofyne, ate. To Odd& T are ad 4 ed, A fawn the Greek of the Py dessoreaa-* Golden Varies," and other Poems. Printed tor RICHARD Pimlico, No 71, St. Paul's Church yard kid by the Bookfcben In Bath and by aU other Bookfelien. Of whom may be bad, DT. Beonotit POPYLAI ESSAYS OS V lOC MEDICIPS, is 3 vas vire sµ in boards. iELEi We day was put:Milted. elegantly printed Li .quarto, with twenty two highly finithedfngravings, pAce tL :a. 6tL in Boards, GEMS SELECTED from the ANTIQUE, with ILLUSTRATIONS. The prefect Work Introduces the general Reader to a familiar Aeqaaboanee with Engraved Gana They Awns the Studies of the Palmer; they delight the ArnatPl7 ; they charm the Poet with Poetical AUulloos; and they inftrud the Antiquary and the Phi lofopher with the Portraits, the Maantrs sod Cnitonts of various Ages. The fa tional:4e Beauty, sad the etc t Idler, who con template thefe Clslfical Deligm. among the tTrnatteats of their Drefi and their Furniture. will find that they arc hot Copies of the precious Remains of Antiquity, conflituting a perpetual femme at curious leolliPstion, and tuanrcoloured Ausufemant Printed for John Murray, 7x. Flect-Rreet; and John Harding, No 16. St. Jantees-itreet. London. WASHINGTON. This day was pablillied, In tweet and Woos, and embellidad with a fite Portrait bylittler from Stuart's Pidlure, and wfth Maps of the United gates. Tut FIII3T VOLONS, price in (LOAM. One Conies and a Half In boards, and in Darn) Half-a:Oulnea in boards, de d eatai.by pandirson. to the Marc& Of LANSDOWN, or THE LIFE of GEORGE WASHINGTON, Commander In Chief of the American Forces during the War, which eftaldilhed the li:dependence of his Country, and Fitt Plebeian of the United Stu..: Compiled under the Wpm- I slap of his Nephew The Hon. BUSHROD WASHINGTON, Prom Original Papers bequeathed to him by his deccafed Relative. To which is prefixal, AN lATIODUCTION. containing 1 COM• view of the lob:airs planted by the Este& on the Cas tilian of North America, from their Settlement to the calm meneesnacit of that war whkh terminated In their independence. By JOHN MARSHALL, Chief 'unite of the United States,ke. Ste. Printed for Rice 4aD Polities, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church puti ; and a be had of all Bookhlicrs. • • Mr Pansies, who has puschafed the &lUD Colpyright of thin valuable Work from Mr. Bufkrod Wattilogion, will pub- Lib the Imeeediag tobasoes In • Correlpooding Manner aa felt as the Manoktipt Is received from America. It is (Loafed the retire Work will catcall to goer or Ave Volumes ; and that three foccefilve pishilaitton will take place at intervals of about three or four maths till the west Is completed. RICHAR DSON. In a few slays will be patalbe.l, Is Sly elegant Volumes, thick PoR Odtavo. Pelee el. to. In Beards, cenbellithed with Portraits, by Catlettwe WA 7 SOW, with coloured Engravings. rerreasselag many celebrated Cha nacre, with Fee Amine*, ate. at. 1- 1 'HE LIFE and ENTIRE COR RESPON- IiFNCE of SAMUEL RICHARDSON. Author of Sir ( eles Grandam, Caries, Palwela, ac. sew pubitilarl by hit Grind-Andrew Ilse CORRESPONDENCF confifts of Letters h.:tevren WA seAni and many eminent Perron, of bit Thug- •Fhl whole W 44 prepared end arranged by Modell. for the Profs, preutoullr to his Death in t /61 , and bequeathed to his Daughters, on the co,ditioo t•,st it avoid not be potshard in their life-time. The recent dr e•sfe of his aft-arriving Daughter, Mr.. Anne Riehredfon. I , ratford. in SerlFolit.luving reamvrd the Farce of that lt,j and one IN , entire Papers a this (mina* Writer are now given to the I he LIFT. boo beam compiled from sothentie Doniments, by win BAR DACIA), who has fuperintended tt r Publication. Plated fur 14111/1111D VIDIL LIPS, No. 7a, St Paul's Church-yard. ...1 r: be bad :r all 5,..kr,11,-,. Of ..twasers nay be 44,-116c I.erre a s and rther Wo••R of 1.•oT 114 war W M ,r0'143e..1 1-nnl her Oris nal P•pera, In Polhill= a beg Graldloo,th , Mat vile of PA.. , ,z, fire Gann Volume, !sic* sjs sr se 11411153per,frizt +^s. au Mardi. NEW EDMON OF THE WORKS OF LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU. MR. PHILLIPS refpeafully informs the Public , that a New EDITION of the GINOINI Weems of the above.nansed celebrated Lady, Is now ready fir Sale, in Svc elegant Vanilla FooS,SCAPOCT•VO. Prke 're/captive Shilling. In boards. A few Cogia remain enfold of the beautiful Eakin b thick Poft Odavo, with Portraits by Caroline Watson, Price Two Pounds la Dowd& • No. k y t, St. Paul's Charch.yard. Al las, 1104. DREADFUL kCCIDEVII PREVENTED! !! THE fonowing &mkt - 4er' have a few Copies on bawl o( ASTLErs EQUESTRIAN EDUCATION ; reveal Embeds of the mon r4eaable Estrillics In the United Kingdoms, ban waged this valuable Wark-.4 sable and uktall example to dinning finseration Sold by E. Creed, seem and pubillher, No. s, Sowey.fidc of W e.fteß".• -bridge, where orders will be ea/trolly attended to. AM, in Width, by Egerton, Whitehall; Chapple. Pall•essll ; liond.ilthat Pares. Piccadilly t Smith, Strand; Richard. fon, Royal Embank; Wiikinfon..Cornhill ; Lukingtos, Ping bury .(quaree and Bardeen. BlaCkfriaro road. And let the taat Hoard, Bah; ditto ; drown. anal &whiney, ; of t Siwarawas,llliddfard !Wm. Bevy Pt. ; Combed, Croke; Rolialon, Co. .marl Pook,Chafters Siainsoni and Co. Cautabory ; Kerma, Colcheßer ; "doggy and . Co. Chelmsford; Long, Deal ; Horn, Dover; Drury, Derby; Pennington, Durham; Truman and foss, Exeter; Join Elder, Edinburgh; Cole, Greenwich; Glargoir t, Brown, &Ow; Brithwalte, Kendal; adinge, Liver pool; 00mA/tip; Merit and Co. ditto; Sinai, Leeds; Warne goy. Inacaltor ; Lee, Lewis; 'Hopper sod Co. Mandato I Bit. tethrortit, Newport; Stevenfon, Norwich; Walker Newcatklw was:Tyne; Richards, Plymouth; Holland, Ply nawitli-doeli ; hitodey,Portfrnouth; Smart and C.i. Reading ; Collins, i Shama, Southampton; Baker, dine ; Hroadrick. 8 Edwards, Woolwkh; Tymba, Worteiter ; Borden. c Y a = Robins, ditto; Wood, Weymouth; Tellyinun, York, sad Downes. Yarmouth. And to be had of an the principal bookidius II the wilted kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.. MANOR FARM, ocar MALDON, ESSEX. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. PHIPPS, --- - . On Thurfday, the sag of July. at [a O'clock, at Gummy's. THE beneficial LEASE of a very de fi rable MA NOR FARM, pleafantly Steam In a line (porting moaner,. at Purieigh, • =lke from Mairim, to from Cheingefeed, and 36 from Loodon, with modem roads. mobilise of • genteel roomy ONMIIIIOII Farm Hoak, with attached and detached oMene. large yard. and ail faaide betildisp. large genies, ofebard, and up. walls af spo scree of exceed* goadiaeleted arable, meadow, and *dery *4 lying perfedik oesspa_ in mad owner* enter, and in • high tate of coldvatien. at a low rent. TM Package may be ameneamdated with the Lave aid Dead Farming Stock. at • fair valwaliew. To be viewed Mute= days preeedlei the 911 k ; when printed may be had en the pr.:mites • uthe Kleg's Hoed, ffa t id k en miu ; I theßiack Cheletufoed ; Spread Eagle, Input/Awe ; of Mr. Mils, C . Throgutortoo-itrect g and at Oar rawly's. MANOR AND ESTATE, WITH BRICK HAMS, NEAR MALDON, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr.PHIPPR, Os Tborfday, do Os July, at is o'clock,at Caraways, AVALUABLE and very improvable FREE. HOLD ESTATE, Load Tax redeemed, notate at Parkish, ra amotry obisoodisig Wadi Oast, 4 vanes from Malden, so Irma Chelmsford, and 36 foam London, with excellent roads, mann. log of the MANOR of LE HOWE, which extends over about 700 acres, with the Courts, Ram, and Immunities thereuoto be longing: and t7B sera of excellent Wood Lead, which Is cleared, iodsding about is acres; with a deep bed of Brick and Tile Earth, excellent Brick Kiln, and Sheds adjoining the main road. A CI ife, eivitairdug c t acres of good Arable Land, and Two new built Cottays. Two other Cottages and Two Cid,' of Land, making together about tno acres The whole forming a very defirable property, either for occupation or for the 'Peening of money, as a refponade tenant is willing to take a Leafe for a term of it years, and erect inhabit b liklings, bring the land into good culti vation, and In leave It at the end of the term, at a net rent uf loal. maannum, and for a further term of to years after that, at %sot per annum. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Blasiand at Purleigh, of *born printed particulars may be had, at da:a previous to the Isle; alto at the King's Head, Maldon; Black Boy, Ch.lnssford ; Spread Eagle, legate tone • of Mr. Phipps, Coprball court, Thrognuarton fired, where a Pl an of the Eftate and Manor shay be Iced. FRU) AIY, JUNE 29, 1804. AMERICAN GENTLItMEN. I L 'HE celebration of the Anniverfary of the ANIE , RICAN INDEPENDENCE, will be held at Grove Houle, Camberwell, on Wednefilay next thy nth of July. Tickets will be delivered et the Bar of the New York Coffee boric To-nturrojr.—June asp, 1804. . • .v C Ir k ,/A, • /dal. • P A t I FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. THE - - - - Public is refpettfully cautioned again(! Imi tations of the ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN TIFRICE, invented by the late Jams, Hewer, Dentilt to the glee" and the Paine. of WALKS, which have been proved by long experience to be infinitely more efficacious (or the teeth and Gums, than any thing yet difeoveredt they preemies the Teeth, even to Old Age; render them white and beautiful, without im pairing the enamel, fatten filch at are look, prevent No a that are bad from further decay, render the Breath delicately tweet, and cure the Scurry, with all other complaints to which the Teeth and Gums are liable. They continue to be fold, wholefale and retail, by Barter and Bum, Cockfpur Erect, London price as. yd. each, enelofed in a Stamp, in which the following words are engraved, " J. Hewer, B AAAAA and Btzw, Cockfpur.ftreet," the forgery whereof it Felony. Said alto retail, by I'. SCA It at A ,late Partner and rue calor to Mr. Hemet), Georgmftreet, Hanover-Iquare. Her Grace the Dnehefs of Leeds, The Right Hon. the Counters of Coate, The Right Han. the Countcfs of Mount Norris, The Right Hon. the Countels of Shaftefbury, The :tight Heim the Countefs of Darnley, The Right Hon. Lady Caroline Capel, The Right Han. Lady Boßon, The Right Hon. Lady Elizabeth Spencer, The Right Hop. Lord Chief Baron, • The Right Hon. Lord Bilbop of Carlifle, And many other lrlo and Englilh Nobility, Gentry. and Clew, too numerous for lure rtion, HAVING adminillered CHING'. WORM LO ZENGES to their own Children and others, with the moil unparalleled faeces, not only for Worms, but elfo occabonally as a mild and nereffary Phylic, eminently felted to the Conftitution, have done Mr. Ching the honour in patr.mite his invaluable Dif eovery, and ftrongly to recommend It to all who value their own Health, and the Health of the riling Generation. His Majelly has alfobeen pleated to esprefs to the Patentee, Ws Royal Approbation, /cc. of the celebrated Vertniftige in praerice of the QS;I:EN and PRINCESSES, and a large circk et the trill' and l.nglifte ny thus puhbely rewarding the merit of an Individual, the Me dieine tas been eagerly fong:d aft-r in all parts,' Europe, and the lives of many thoul'ind. have thereby undoubtedly been laved. As a Vermithge it fiends unrivalled, and, as an opening Phylic for grown Perron. or Children, is found to he more gentle in its ope ration. aid far more efficacious than any other Medicine; it is in ce.: g ;n appearance, and pl. 1C.0.t In tette, fo that Children gene rain- are (need of it ; by long and extenfive csperlence the doles are fo completely apportioned to the age and con:i; ution, that ft m um poflibly injure the moll tender infant, or d- itcatc female. • A s this Medicine is to generally twerflay in every family, tt aibrds the Proprietor the mood fatesfgetimi to obfcnre it will beep go ad any tench of time, and In any climate. Solt wholefale„and for caportation.by Ching and Butler, Nn. e, corner of Pa* r.tiolter-rovr ; and retail by meet Medi. ri C t a tt i te r ilers in every town in the United Kingdom, in boxes at 5,61. and to pd earhy•—and for Purport% In bassi at aft Cadh aritn di& cakes, Or* iolot (-441. BRMSH FIRE OFFICE, STRAND AND CORNHILL. • INSURANCE is granted by this Office nn Hodes, Bulidinr. Manutadtoriet, Ships, sad ►h other Verde. Gond". Merchandise, FARMING STOCK, sod other Property from Loft or Damage by Fite. - • The Dirednes return their thanks to the Public fat the totpreee Rented Pseference given by them to this oSce ; they are happy to find that the plans they have adopted for the improvement in Fire Infuranea have given fuck general fadafaalon, and that through their exertions she bufinefs Is better intderltood, tad Its advantages rendered more generally beneficial: they beg to recommend their Mode of {durance on Agricultural Stock, the Presolum upon which is so. 6d. per Cent. only. The Office grants Inferences for Periods Store of a Year, and make's:wad lets by Firs from Lightning. Reedits Imieforancei becoming due at Mlffiwww, arc in the bands of thilikAgants,ln the principal Cities and Towns, who will *Wet Pedpiek with the Rams of Inftwante, Goode. ROBERT SK ON, Sec. NEW LUCCA SALLAD OIL. Job arrived, pet the DantCit Ship Superb, J. tilifin Matter, fnftn Leghbra. THE Nobility abd Families in general are repel*. fully acquainted a large quantity of NEW awl CUItIOUS FINE SALLAU OIL A arrived per the above VelleL 'MAIM ., in TOWN are malady atteatled to far their Com. =g;and (applied with Summer Store for their Country can. the great okay of this Ankle, mania n farther trawavat. Alio. upwards of yowls.. weight at die.mie 00It 00NA ANCHOVIEs, of rmsby Sae 11.avair Saadriethea, by the (woe conveyance, to be bed of the Importers, JOHN BURGESS and SON, No. toy, Strand, Ludes. N.B. Tbdr an& eftedoed Mau et Anchovies prepared u areal TO BILIOUS, GOUTY, and NERVOUS PERSONS. THE following Accurnulation of feta% perfonal • Reference of the grout merit. of the Res. WILLIAM BAIL CLAY's Paten Attrimuous PILLS. In Gouty, and Venous PILL S. Gas, is edpolifoly foimittod to the settee of the Public—Ma Grace the Archbibop of Canterbury, the Lard A be, ad Bath sad Welk. Str .he Honeywood, Buy VI P. Sir Stephan Lalltingtsit, ism M.P. flows Mass, FA M.P. Cecil torsiler, E= =Mayan. Bk. Nietsolko Calvert, ta Eli Thanes ibunnsedity, Esq. Oen. DU" Fl 4. Mute &wort to the Ar:Shifitop of Caotabory the Rev. Mr Ohniock. Chair to the Arability r Gestic Stttltb and jams sistantods. Iran. Prtocipsl Olkan In bit Ms- Dechlyrd.P4arilismth; &c Icc. 'fie awe Pe. are BEd .n Lnadsn, at the 'laboratory, No. yy, Beilisrd-Rres. Ceteue 'tr. ten, in beset ys. 6d. sack duty Inds& el, and by di wader. is tows and country. FRANCE. PARIS, JUNI lg. LIOSOII Of 11,01101711...-TSIF OIAIO OWAIICILLOR OF TNT 1.10101 OF HONOUR TO LTAIL-LDNIIAL 1110 L AT O{T•110. ■ Parts, May”. " Your glorious canasta. M. liter-Aiimirel, excites . theadati ratio° of the French. You come In repel the enemy's [quadrant. a worthy rival of the Tram,* and the Reefers. Reedve, to the llama vidatli the palm which your vaEmr sod ability merit.-- The Emperor has °nitre.' that you dull make a part o: the elea of the French nation. I kalten, in execution of the orders of his Imperial M.Jefty, to fend you • Brevet of Member of the Legion of Honour. I really feel happy, M. Rear-Admiral, to be to you the organ of the good-win of the Emperor, and of the pubhe gra titude. The Uranat Chancellor of the Legion of Honour. (Siiitied) r ne LA C DDDDD His Eminence the Cardinal de CA , &ate a lettere, acldreffed, on the 9th instant, a letter to the French Bilhops, of which the following is a tranfla tion _ _ _ " My Lord--Napoleon Bonaparte having been appointed Ens actor of the French, you are for the future to make ufe of the fol lowing form of prayer: • U Lord, prclerve our Emperor Napo leon: infield of that which was ordained by the Bth article of the Concordat, paired between the Holy Aportolic Chair and the Go vernment of France. After this form, the following prayer may be recited, as it has been already sled in the imperial Chapel; • 0 Goo, the protetftor of all kingdoms, and efpacially of the French Empire, grant unto thy fervant Napoleon, our Emperor, that he may know and lonian the womlets of thy power, to the sod that he whom thou haft appointed our Sovereigo, may be al ways powerful, through thy grace: • Which I accordingly notify to your Grramefs, declaring my. kit, at the fame time, your tenancies true :, roam, (Signed) '• T. Z. CARD. CAPRAIIII... The Emperor fet out on Saturday (the 16th) for Compiegne. It is fuppofed, that after having re viewed the troops in that town, his Imperial Majehy srill continue his jourpcy to Arras. The Emperor, who iatends to pafs the rummer at St. Cloud, purpofes, in future, to hunt in the wood of St. Germain, twice in the week. It has been officially ann-unced, that her Impe rial Highuefs, Princefs Jossrn, has appointed Ma d ime 011 AIDAN. ci•detant Duchefit of Atouittom, her Lady in waiting. His Imperial Highnefs, Prince Louts, will, in a fhort time, take polictiion or his new Hotel, in the ftrect Cerutti. He told his former Hotel for half a million, only to get rid of it. The Imperial Marlhils BaRMADOTTI, D'Avousr, and many other Staff Officers, went on the 13th in dult to Bruges. Mr. Lirtmessroms, the American Minifter, is re turned from Londttri with Mr. W•DDSLL, who ac companied him. The objeß of their journey to that conn;ry remains a fecret In the cathedral at Aix-la-Chapelle, where the afhes of CriaaLlSSACtit have retied for three centu ries, a monument of black marble is to be ereaed by the order of the Emperor Narotsom, his worthy lucceffor. The Field:Marfkal, BiIIII4IDOTTB, who commands as,oco men in Hanover, went there by way of Bou logne, where be bad a long conference with his Im perial Highnefs, Prince Josarw. On the Lower Rhine are yet 25,000 other troops, intended to be under BiIIIADOTTIOII COMMUId, fhould circum ' Itanc:s require it. The hofpitals have received orders to deliver a cer tain quantity of line. It is %believed that a great ex , peditinn will immediately fail from Boulogne, lhould England not change its conduift. , The Setavian Conn:meat intends to feud a dc- AML • ,; ; [ PAWS BUL-Pialeil. -- - potation to Paris, to congratulate the Emperor. and to be prefent at his Coronation. Many perfons are pill 'bury in working and em broidering the coronation robe of the Emprefs. The robe is richly embroidered all over with gold; over it is a tunic with crape, t interwoven with flowers of dia-ionds. This tunic brill coil 300,000 6vres, Or ta,3001. Rerling. The ground of the -Imperial Mantle is bloc, covered nearly with golden Bare. The Senate nominated yefterday the Senawriof Commilfion of the liberty of ,the peers. It is cons poled of Metfrs. JAUCOUIt T, GARAT,. RiESDIERSIL,, CHASSE'', D'AvOilirr, DEESEUwitilt, and Poitenaa. Rust LIMA was. pardoned through the roikkatides of his family and a great number of hi. Swill coon trymen ; it was General RAP, who prefented their petition to his Ltiperial Majely. The fame day Ro. a cusses filler-in-law obtained pernsiffion to ciao* • herfelf at the feet of the Emprefs, in token of het gratitude for the lingoilar gondoefs with which is interfered Pr dim ontortuaate family. the All Papers him , copied the Paris /named hi • mentioning, that when his Majelly the Emperor granted to the mother of Roo' att.', who was coos demned to death, the pardon of her Inn, he made atit of the following ezprelfions :—" The crimes of chil dren generally proceed from the vicious education, they have received from their parents." Madams • Roc LLLLL has publifhed a letter, in which (be de clares, that fo far from having beard any Poch ex. •, prelEons from the mouth of his Imperial MatOßy s her loo's pardon was granted with that ineffable goodtek, and kindnefs of language, which ashamed the value of the obligation. At tie beginning of Lift week, eight of the pettersa condemned to death were transferred to the dieser& Out of the twelve who were imrifoned in the Car riergeris, eight -have obtained their pardon through the clemency of his MAJeSTY. Thole paints' were transferred to the Temik on Friday-evening. The four others, Groton. Lssisacssa, Liman, and CADUDAL, were conveyed the fame day to the Bar tor. -•- It is reported that thole who already have beets. or maybe pardoned, will be fit at liberty on the soh of July. Caacassoas. Jowl 3.—The Englid attmpftd a landing yefterday hear the fort of a_a Newer& ; but • they were repaired with Infs by the artillery of dot. 76th company, the patroles, the Cullom boafe tstlg cers. and the national guard of Selma. They returned to the charge the two following days; but meeting with the fame refillance, have not thewtt the:eaves Gime. Mears, JUN 7.—Our Biatop has received the fol• lowing letter fromhis P IRIAL Met IST! NaroteriN : timbals of France was always the whietwe fubjed my thoughts, sod ha glory the objeCt of as my widestskinp. As I now, by Maui* Paavtainie E. std the COOLlOrkilr ia t the es. public. fee myfelf called to the Imperial Drag, t in di new order of Mop only grater aids tp recur. the honour aid "welfare of the nation, as well in its internal as he foreign corn-erns. —For this I entirely croft in the powerful torpor{ of the Most Mon. He will pot into the heart, of hi. femme the with to atilt me by every means in their power. by their wife hiftneetions they will enlighten the people, and Mal into them - a love for their dim tl:s obedience to the Laws, andeviry ehrittian sod dell Tidies. They will obtain, by their prayers, the Meting of He on the nation aad the Chief Magiftrate of the State. Henn to you theta. fore this kitty, that immediately idler the receipt of It. you sup . tank Tr Dow and Pm; Cream to be funs in all the Churches el roar Meek end that you may invite all the Authorities waist ufually attend furl fulemnities to be prefem In the Cho: thee. You • will alfo give orders for the Said.. Corifsfirm. of the 25th of Fir real bit, to be read in all the Churches of your Diseda. Is the fall condetion that you will, by your example, cache the holiabl tantvolfloar Made to seal and pieev,t pray Ova to have mkt his holy keeping. (SigmA) 111APOLZON. " Done at St ClOnd, the sit of Praia, May si, Year Is." Saluda, Mar :O.—There has as yet been no ge. neral attack upon Belgrade. The continual firing heard on the sill, was occalioned by a fortie mad, by the Turks, tia the amount of :too; their ab le& was to turn the advanced polls of the Styrian% and then to attack them in the rear from their rb. doubts; but the Turks have again failed is their attempt. The battle tatted till the evening, with the greateli animofity, when the Talks thought pro. per to retreat to Belgrade. having 7s men killed. and a great number wounded. The Serrians loft about so men. On the sad, a corps of Bervituss colleaed at OA troniza, arrived before Belgrade with artillery and ammunition, and eftablifhed a regular camp in the wailer before the height of Vratikar. On the sad the Turks, ignorant of their arrival, made another fortie, but perceiving the number of the befiegers confiderably augmented, they returned with precipi tation. Yellen/ay the General in Chief, Gismos!. • let out with one thoufand men and two pieces of cannon, to remove the Turkish garrifon and occupy the place. He wIl return in about three days. Letters from Alexandria, dated April is, are laid to cooed rime of the former details at Cairo. On the rich of March the Albanians begin their march at four in the afternoon to attack the Bey. in their hooks. Owing to the latent'. of the hour, only a few malitet (hots were fired that day ; but at dap. break neat mottling, the Albanians jumping upon the terraces, and even piercing the wails, loon rot into the dwellings of Ofinan and Ibrahim, who immedi ately mounting their horks, fled through a (bower of balls. without meeting with a w-und. The Fort f the Inaitute made but a feeble refinance ; Hain% B:y, who commanded there, was obliged to fly.— Chain Bey alto left the citadel where he command ed ; in Dit flight, he walled to take Mehemet Kicha aol Jcid Aly with loon ; but the pit-Id - on °muted it, an I very loan furrendered the pi ace 4 , the Albanians. lhe hits of the MAlrntiUkCS wee estimated :It three hundred and fifty men, and the Albanians bit aeon- fiderable number. Ibrahim and Orman colic /led the wreck of their force% about three leagues fr , to Cairo, and .tier roma fkii mailing, railed that camp and retired to Upper .gyps. Mehemet Pach E left the government .4 Cairo in the hands of three Albanian Chief., who loon alter gave it up to K• 'oche./ Pacha At Da. mien. and Rofetta the revolution was eiefted ;aids. taut any bloodlbed. be .t me s,s- WWI ear dcrs 94: ism eeel Lodi -if r ibis awl I dia tltai a dr Iran el W. minas am& owe. Wig idiom •win e 10- wig& of big ma* , ft p,lll. Naito. a vb• otos of r ram- see, se4 ROW. (.4 Ca• . Carel lak 7 .044,