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. THE DUCHESS OF LA VALLIERE. This day was pubhased. In Two Vols. t amo„ Price as. In boards, THE DUCHESS OF LA VALLIERE ; the Miere(• of Louis XIV. an Hiftorical Romance. by Madame DE OhNLlS.—Trantlated from the French. Printed for John Murray, No. 31. Fleet•flreet. Where may be had, LF.TTERS of a MAYI r. LUKE, Deferlp- Nsw of the Manners, Clams, and precut State of Society at Paris; a vas. 12010. price 9s.twarcts. This day was puhlifised, in two tBmo. Pocket Volumes. with Engraved 1.1 florical Frontifpieres, price is in boards. ACOMPENDIOUS HISTORY of the WORLD, from the Creatinl y , to the Diffoludoo of thc Rom.ua Republic , B JOHN NEW BERN*. With a continuation to the Peace of Amiens, Sol. Ago, jolt publifbeti, price as 6d. in boards. tba GEN tRAL DItAaACTER of the DOG, illu :traced by a variety Of oi iginal Interelting Anecdotes of that beautiful anti ukful A:a -:ll4in Pro ( ' sod Verfe. By JOSEPH TA'a LOR. t,dat rd. ? A FAMILY Toni through the BRITISH FAITIIIa, by Prifcilla Wakefield, with a coloured Map of the United Kb:ldeals, price p. in boards. Alfo.the following Work. by the fame Author: TM JVVCWILE rRATILLItaa ; containing the Remarks of a FaAdly,dering a Tour through the Prlncielc States and Kingdoms of Europe. price es. 6d. in boards. Dr. Macor's Colledticn of Travel• is excellent to Its kind, but a this is more inimediattly adapted fur Children eder.nring to " wards Youth." habil Critic, Od. tikt. An INTRODUCTION tO BOTA NT, third ttiltiOll,3a. im bOITIIR, or the fame Work un fine paper and coloured Plates, 6s. 6d. in boards. MENTAL IMPROVEMENT ; Of the Beauties alld Woadcr. of Na ture and Art, in inaruaivc Cniverietions, 3 vols. price es. 6d, half bound. jovattitt ANICDOTIS, founded on Faft,, cull:del for the Amufetricnt of Children, vols. price 3s. half bound. Painted for Dayton and Harvey, Gracechurzh-drect, London, mita be had of the Bookkners la gastraL FRANCE. PARIS, JULY :7. Palace of St. Cloud. Birffidor, year is. NatOXltOn, by the Grace of Gott, and the conftitu tions of the Republic, Emperot of the French, on the report of the Minifters, with the concurrence of the Council of State, decrees ; An. I. From the day of bc publication of the prefent decree, the aggregation or affoclatioo, t known by the names of the Fa thers of the Faith, tin Adorers dittos or Pacanarifts, at prefent eitablilbed at Belle', at Amiens. and In tome other towns of the empire, hall be, and WS remain diffolved , —ln like manger all aggregations or affeciations formed unde r pretext uf religion, and eimadsorlzed, loft be diffolved. U. The occieflafties encripolog the raid suregatiom or affocia does, ball retire to their dioceks to live there conformably to the Inn, sod under the Judi:Balm al the ordinary. 111. The laws which midi& the adenine of any religions cr ier, in which palms bind them/elves by perpetual vows, hall madam ea be awaited according us their ferns and tenor. IV. No airmen:kin oy Winded's , of men or women can la in ters be termed under pretext of religion, mole& It be formally au thorised by as Impedal decree, on an infpeaton of the ftatutes and regulations wader which It Is propdal to live In Inch aggrega tion or stiaciatian. V. Nevatheicfs, the aggregations known by the names of 1311 - ten of Charity, Sifters Hofpitallers, Sifters of St. Thomas, Sifters of St. Charles, sad Sifters Vatdottes, haft continue to ellet In conformity to the decrees of the aft Nivde, year 9; the nath of Vmdendabs, year it, and the dedilons of aids Prairld, year s, and the tad of Germinal. year tai the Lid aggregations prete s ting within Sx months their ftatutes and regulations, to be infpedied had verilkd by the Council of State. on the report of the Coon (eline of State charged with all the affairs relative to public woratip. VI. Oar Anomie, General In our Costru, and our Imperial At lambs, are bound to profecate or caufe to be procreated, even in the estraordinary way, accotdblg to the exigence of the cafe, all perfons oft itter fox , who than &Real , " or indireedy Arend 'pita the pretest decree. which than be tamed In the Bulletin of Laws. VII. he Grand Judge, Miniver of Janice, std the Cot:del• lor or State, charged with the affsirs r elative tu public worfilip, are charged with the execution of the prefect decree. (Signed) By the Er ramie, The Secretary of State. (Signed) a LIMIT , 7a.'y ry.) JULY IS .-- His Imperial Majefty let out - from St. Cloud at three o'clock this afternoon : the objeft of his jourivy is to review the troops at the different en- At the diplomatic audience, given on Sunday, the Bth of this month, Admiral GRAVITY A, the Spar.ifh Ambaffador, prefented to the Emperor, not only his 4.letters of credence, as Ambaffador from his Catho lic Majeily, but alfo thole which accredit him as Ambaffador from her blajefty the Q2een of Etruria. Jury Dedaigneufe gun-boat, comman ded by Lieutenant Paors•u, had, on the asth in- Omit, off Archachon, an engagement of an hour and a quarter with an Englith cutter of tz guns, which was compelled to run away, after beirg rough ly h *ldled, and which owed her lately only to the accenity under which Lieut. Panys•y found himfelf, of not abandoning a convoy he was cfcorting. The Dedaigncufe had only three men wounded in this af fair.— Mosairesr. The Algeziras, of 74 guns, was launched on the ioth of this month at L'Orient. A French (hip richly laden has arriveetfrom China, and tone into the harbour of Calais. 1 he Kura aid Qra la of SNLDINIA have left Rome, in order to p oceed to Gaeta, in the kingdom of Naples, whcr: their Marrsriss feet) determined to as their sentience. Joey at.—M. de PRAT, nephew of the late Cardi nal de Rocirsroncautc, is appointed Almoner in or dinary to the Emperor. The water-works in the gardens 'at Verfailles will begin to play nett Sunday. All the Mayors of Paris have been made Members of the Legion of Honour. A butt of his Majefty the Emperor is now ordered by the Department of the Seine, to be placed in the hall of i:s public Siting. Upon its head is to be placed an Imperial Crown, over its (boulders the Inn pc ial Mantle, and on its brealt the Star with which the Member. of 'he Legi , m of H •rturr are decorated. A bung 41611 • I the yame of Lc :Arline, not yet 01 years of age, is engaged to nt lice it of the bell uh;te masble, and t have it s ea.;y htfore the !Bib lb m maire, or 9th of November, the day of his Majclly 's Corima:ion• If Le :Ariii.e's performance is approv ed of by the National luairte, he is to receive Gyres (25 , 21 ), and if not, rnly half the fum. He ha. only been ftur years in Italy ; but has ti.e rc comfier dation of the hilt stt:fts in that counts y ; and gives 1 . 1 ,, ti be one nf :he bell French fcidp tors and a. its, in a very few years. It is faid, that if the Emperor is fatisficd with the butt, Le Moine milt immediately be made a Member of the Legion of Honour, and receive a peulion to travel for fume years in Italy. Each of their Imperial Highneffes, the Pi ;nt eics, fillers to the Emperor, is to have her isrivste ens -1-1 fl.s. t and confiliin ; of one C tat `.`larroal, one Mailer of the Horfe, onc Pre'ce; of 11): Palace, one Malta of the Ceremonies, two Chats. PARLIAMEIVT:IAr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, JULY 30. The Coro Bill, and the lofolvatt Debtors Bill, received the Royal Milo' by CommiSon. The Commiffanners prefent were the Lord Chaoce.Uor, the Marquis of Mulford, and Lord Wei- Brigham. The Conkaidated Fund Bill was read the third don and pallad• —Adjourned till tomorrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Speaker, and fevers! Members, attended in the Houfe of Peers, and on hls return. be Informed the Houfe, that the Royal Agent had , been given by Commas:l to the Coln Bill azd the In folvent Debtors &IL ' On the motion of Mr. STURGESS BOURNE,anew writ was ordered to be Breed far a Member to fent In Parliament, fur the Borough of Tregouy, In Cornwall, to the room of the Marquis of Blandfc,rd, who has accepted the office of one of the Lords Comniffioncrs of the Treafury. Another writ was alto moved for the Borough of Bridport, in Dorkrthire, l one roam of Sir Evan Nepean, who has accepted the th e of of the Lords Cocrunitlioners of the Admiralty. A Mange from the I.ords informed the Mute, that their Lord- Baps had agreed to the Cunfolitiated Fund Bill, without any amendment. The SECRETARY at WAR informed the Houfe, that his Majelly had been waited upon laR Saturday, with feveral addreffes of that Houfe, praying that certain futn. might be granted to certain of ricers of the licufe of Commons, &c. ; that his Majeily had molt gt acioully received the fame, and had fignified his intention that he Ihould give di , eßions to have the neeeffary Reps taken to carry the objet rf tit_ ad drefles loco die.. Mr. STURGESS BOURNE morel, that the Houk do now adjourn. caution raisouvits ',I IRAN( r. Mr. WINDHAM laid, betore this spießion was put, he felt it necellary to put a quctlum to the Ho nourable Gentleman who nipc.tr.:J to repretent Majeßy's Mitt:fter in that Houfe. It mutt he in the recolleaion tf every body who heard him, that a gallart r (neer 4 f the Nita navy bad been taken pri loner by the Fiench, and was now kept in a Itate of carillon y, unprecceeittctr in former wars, and contrary to the laws of nation*. The gut !lions he wilted to alt were, whether his M.+ ny's G .vernment had taken any Itt towards yr. 4. t.ling the releafe of this officer (he aisniied to Captain V. sight, of the navy); and wheilier VCUIPICIII had lately received any infor moo n 'dative tr. t'.e Ituatit.n in which Captain lA;r4,llt t u w Iwo: Mr. STUItt;LS3 BOURNE raid, he was ex tremely forty n t to have it in his power to caliSfy Use inquiry of the WA; Gentleman, as to the rioeiii in he put ; for he could allure the Right Hon. Gentleman, that Govetnrornt had received no infer sbatcver on the futjea...Adjonstied. LONDON. TUMMY, JULY 31. PRICE OF S TOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Confol% for money, S7{}-for Auguft 57 Reduced 3714--thoolum 71 prem. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTPRDAY : 3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 5711 India Bonds, is • 21. die 3 per Cent. Cone 56{ 57t Escheq. BIM to. die pm. 4 per Cent. 741 Imp. 3 per Cent..- 5 per Cent. Navy 66 611 Omnium 61 7 prem. 5 per Cent 1797 Olt/ EngliEtTkkets 171 1 7 1 . Long Ann. 17} 5-16 Coati& for acc. Sill - _ This morning their MAJMIIIS and the tea of the Royal Family, arrived in town from Windfor ; and Coon after two o'clock his Majerrv, to the imam!: fible joy of a loyal People, went in State to the Honk of Peers, and doted the Sefton of Parliament with a Speech from the Throne. The day was remarkably fine, and the fight of our beloved MONARCH being from recent circumfiances uncommonly intereaing, great crowds were alfem• bled in the Park and in the fireets as the proceffion paffed to and from the Parliament Hoare. Lan nigh► we received the Moults's and fete of the fmaller Paris Journals to the sift inn. They prefent a few more details refpeBing the fete of the t4th, and mention that Bo left St Cloud on the 113th, for the purpofe of vifiting the different en campments. It is affirmed in the political circles, that another Note will loon be prefented to the Diet of Ratifbon, by the Ruffian Ambaffador, concerning the occupa tion of Hanover by Bo 's foldiers, in (till monger terms than thofe contained in that of Baron Rinse. Letters from St. Petsrlburgh mention that orders have already been fent to Ratifbon, and that copies of this note have been diftributed to all the Members of the Foreign Diplomatic Corps in Ruffia. At St. Peterlburgh, this step is confidered as a certain forerunner to a declaration of war againft France ; and it is there reported, that a treaty, of fenfive and defenfive, between Ruffia, England. and Turkey, is either concluded, or in a fhort time will take place. The Calcutta man of war. arrived at Portfinatth, has brought to Government the following farther particulars refpeffing the rencontre between the fquadron of the French Admiral Limon and the Britith China fleet. The Captain of the Montezuma (American fhip) from Batavia to Baltimore,informed the officers of the Calcutta, that the homeward-bound China fleet (three of which were armed for the pro• teBion of the ten) fell in with the French fquadron, confining of two line of battle fbips, a frigate, and a brig, in the Straits of Malacca ; that after a very dole altion for four hours, the enemy's (hips were obliged to run for Batavia, where they arrived in a very (pattered condition, efpecially the brig, which was with difficulty kept from finking. A great num ber of wounded men were fent on (hare. The following appointments have jolt taken place r-ir Evan NaPiAll to be a Lewd of the Admiralty, in the root* of Sir H. B. )(eats ; the Marquis of BLIIIIDFOILD to be a Lord of the Trearttry ; and JOHN SMITH, Efq. to be Under Secretary of State fir the Home Department, in the room of R. P. CAR v w, Efq. The Ruffian. Spani(h,and Portugnefe Ambatrtdors had each long interviews with Lord HAaaoway, at his Office, in Downing-area. The Duke of CUMIIIIILAND reviewed the King's German Legion, on Critch Plain, on Thitrfday attended by General WHIT/ILOCRS, and the Hon. Brigadier General Manta. His Royal ilighnets dined with Gen. WHSTILOCKI, and the next day let off for Winchefter, to review the ssth regiment. The five lira Companies of the Gleng.iry, Mortar, and Letterfinlay Battalion (ch Invertet (hire Volun teers), are on permanent duty. commanded by Col. MATDOMBLI. of Glengary. The offer of fervice in eluded a month. On Tharfday tall ts,ooo men encamped on the Curragh of Kildare. Saturday, marched into Cheller, on permanent duty. two troops of the Ofweftry Yeoman Cavalry, confining of forty.four men each troop, commanded by Major Waaitso TON. The Croydon, Mitcham, Carlhalton, Mordon, and Merton Volunteer Corps mere yelierday bri gaded at Pigs-Marfh, near Mitcham, tinder the corn. wand of Colonel WARRIN crow , the Corntnandant of the Croydon Corps. The brigade Wai infpated by General Hot/straw and Colonel Jacasow, who paid them many high and well-deferved complimerts on their fuperior Rate of difcipline. The Croydon and Catfhalton Corps marched five miles to be brigaded. The whole were under arms near eight hours. On Friday morning left the Failfworth and New ton Volunteer Corps of Pikemen, commanded by Major Scants. Bram arrived in Chefter, after a forced march of near so miles, and immediately re lieved from the garrifon duty, the sth battalion of the Army of Referee, who were ordered to Litch field : we believe this is the firit Corps of Pikemen who have done garrifon duty in Great Britain. Letters from Paris, of the tath inn. fay that the grand expedition again* England. it is now Rated, is not to take place till November. as the men arc not fifficiently trained in their naval manoeuvres to truß them out of port. The Marlow of the rsth Contains a few notes upon an Extrad from an Englifh Print, entitled Peace with B•asterre. Commenting upon an afferti of on in the fame Pwe have bafßed the pr-jees the enemy, and compelled him to defer his 'ovation becaufe he has not a fofficient force," it is obferved, that it is ridiculous in the Englilh to talk of bxfiltng projeas which they neither do, nor can know, but at the moment when thole projeas are known, it is added, it will be ken whctller they are bat Zed. NA POLION. berlains, two Ladies in Waiting. four Maids of Heri 'lour, fix Ecuycrs, eight Pages, four Chamber-maids, fix Valets de Chambre, fix coachmen and ten grooms, and poftillions, not including valets, butlers, Rewards, jockies, cup•bearers, cooks, 'Ste. The expence of the whole is taken from his Majefty the Emperor's pri vate purfe, and no perfan can obtain any appoint ment without being previoufly approved of by his Majefty the Emperor, whole commitlion they will receive.— journal de Paris. Marra, JULY t t.—At break of the, laft Saturday morning, a privateer from Boulogne fuftained a very revere engagement with an Englills cutter. which billed for. four hours, without any perfon on board the privateer being even wounded. This privateer has taken five prizes, and by ricking this action, one of them got tale into port t the fate of the remaining four is not at prefent known. Admiral Bitola has been promoted by his Impe rial Majeliy to the rank of Infpeaor Colonel-General of the lea coati. HAW, 28 Mururoa, Jow' t7.—Yefierday even ing at s quarter pall eight, Oft as the fun was let ting, an Engliflt femadron, compered of two (hips of the line, four frigates, three bomb ketches, with two mortars in each, one corvette, and three cutters, bore down upon nor line at the mouth of the har bour, having a flight breeze from E. N. E. and ad vanced to the diftance of from 12 to tsoo fathoms from the chore. They were covered by a line of 26 carronades, and fix gun boats, which were moored at 250 fathoms far and wide. The enemy commenced the attack by throwing their bombs and firing a vol ley of cannon. Our flotillas and land batteries re turned the compliment with a general difcharge. The fire of the Engliih was then but trifling. We fent them nothing but (bells. The action fintthed at half after nine o'clock. The approach of night prevented us from aftertaining the refult of this affair; however, one Englifh (hip was fo difabled as to be forced to quit the line. The greaten praife is due to the zeal. activity, and precifion of cur engi neers by tea and land. Candour afro compels us to acknowledge that the fire of the enemy was well di rated, and that the diftance at which their (hells were thrown was calculated with. peat exaanefs, fence they moßly fell in a direction towards our line of defence, and often between that and the (bore. Our mortars carried at firft too far; it was therefore ne ceffary to diminilb the charge, efpecially of thole lately confltuaed, which was reduced to two thirds.' Fortunately we have not experienced the (mallet injury, either in the Blipping or the Wefts and bat- , terms on more. Vtaaca, Joar 5.. —According to letters from Pe-, terlburgh the nuncio of the Holy See has left that City. A French courier, who .arrived here on the t R of this month with difpatches for M. de CN•M PAGNY, wore, it is Paid, a plate, on which was an eagle with three Rars. A dreadful accident took place on the loth of laft month at Yaroflaf, in Gal licia : a part of the tower of the cathedral fell down into the middle of the church, during divine fervice ; more than fifty perfons were killed, and a much greater number were wounded. Velum Juts. 4.—His Royal High:lds the Arch duke JOHN let out yeacrday for Daitano, in order to return into the Tyrol by the canal of Brenta. This Prince propofes to vEt the reft of the mountains of the latter province, as well as the different military polls which have not yet been infpeaed. He will then repair to Infpruck, and thence to Salibourg. His Royal Highnefs will return to Vienna about the 26tIr of this month.—By the lateft accounts from Corfu, dated June 2e., we learn, that two Ruffian fri gates with tranipints, having on b: and two thoufand troops of the line, have arrived in that ifland. A more confidetable convoy WAS expected. AMERICA We yeflerday received New York papers to O.: 3oth June. They contain very little information, being chiefly engroffed by European news. • Nsw YORK, Just z 3. —The amendment to the con ftitution of the United States, by which it is pro. pofed to defignate in fotute the Citizens voted for as Prefident and Vice Prefident, has paired the Legif. lature of the State of New Hampfhire ; in the Houk of Reprefentatives by a majority of 9, in the Senate by T 7to . he re s folution for chilling Medina of Prefident and Vice-Prefident by a general ticket, has paffed both Houfes of the Legiflature of Maffachofetu, and re• ceived the fanaion of the Governor. Jugs z9.—The report which has found its way from the Philadelphia Gazette into one of the morn. ing papers oC this City, that General Rev, the French Commiffary of Commercial Relations, had engaged the cabin bf the brig Rolla for Bourdeauz, is wholly dellitute of foundation. The infinuation that IMAMS BONAPAATI and his Lady intend to embark for France in the Rolla, is equally untrue. A. M. Le RAY de CHAUMONT' who has been for many years a Citizen of the United States. fevtral weeks ago en gaged the whole of the Rolia's cabin for himfelf and a few friends who intend going in her, and this drum. fiance has, we prefume, given rife to the upon above alluded to. Of pitons Bo AAAAA res difpofitions for return. ing to France, whether openly of covertly, we know nothing : we are only certain that he has no mien . lion of embarking in the Rolla. Yefterday the elation of the Houfeholders of Clerk. enwell, for a Vicar of that par ifh, came to a final dash The numbers were announced in the church by Mr. Nawco m a, the churchwarden, to be upon the whole-. For the Rev. Mr. Foam - t los Rev. Mr. Lawless soot' making the total number.of houfekeepere =omit to 2152, and leaving a majority . of in favour of Mr. FORTIR. Mr. POOTSIO and Mr. COWLSNO addreffed the inhabitants, and thanked them on the part of dir. Forrfa ; but the noife in the church was fo eery great, that it was impalible to collet diftinffly what they Paid. Some gentlemen alfo attempted to fay fomething on the other fide, but their voices were completely drowned. The friends of Mt. Latinos demanded a fcrutiny, which , was to. The = church is not remembered by the 11dinhabitast to have been fo full as it was yefterday fiat the year 574 7 ; and the noire was very nearly equal to that which is heard at Breotford, Covent Garden, or St. Margaret's Hill, at the time Of an elation for a Member of Parliament. Her Grace of Davos relaxed nought through the whole of yefterday in her elettioneering canvas in favour of Sir Fi.awcis BULDITT, and afterwards reached Brantford before the dole of the poll. The Marchionefs of Sefissoev massed t 8 poll. cheifes with voter. yellerday, who polled for Sir FR•NCIS BUIDITT. 'Dm Lords Foity and BARITIRORS kareethed a number of dead votes, from the Crown and Anchor to Brentfnrd in favour of Sit Faencts. Lag night, about eight o'clock, a Gentleman be longing to the Navy, of the name of THOMAS Max waLe BAGTIeLL, who was on a vifit at his mother's, No. 3, Arundel-ftreet, Strand, directly facing the Crown and Anchor Tavern, fitting at the window of the first floor, dreffed up a dog in blue ribbons, at which the populace took offence, and gave him roma abufe. He withdrew for a moment, and returned with a brace of pinch, which he (*napped in the mid* of the crowd, but moll fortunately neither 'went off. He was •then forronnded, the piftols wreeted (ruin him, and, after fome mil:lance, in the courfe of which he received fome oats in the head, was brought be. fore the Magiltrates in Bow-ilreet, who, after a long examination, committed him to Tothill-fields. Sir r. IC NAIAD FORD examined the pilled, and found it loaded with powder and ball. The perfon who wreft ed the other pillol from the prifoner did not appear. The Oxford Volunteers marchei yeflerday fo to Reading on permanent duty. Accounts from Guadeloupe (late, that from fixty to feventy privateers were out from that Hand, mounting from fix to twenty gins, and full of men; and that eighteen or twenty were cruising to wind ward of Barbadoes. Several had one in purfoit of the homeward-bound fleet. Thea. Captain Row, from London, bound to Barbadoes, is taken and carried into Guadeloupe : The failed from Fat mouth on the loth of April, under convoy of the Busy brig, Captain CLINCH, and parted from her with (even others, four days after failing. The Boyd, Lewis, from London to Grenada. captured by a French privateer from Guadeloupe, had been rum recaptured, and was arrived at Grenada. The Dutch Government at Batavia have been obliged to tranfport from thence feveral French Of ficers, one of them holding the rank of General, for attempting to excite difimbance , in the Colony. One of the American Journals which reached us yeller. day, lays, a, The (hip Arric Tarris, from Batavia for Philadelphia, was to ouch at the Ifle of France for the purpofe of landing there a French General, and feveral other French Officers, (hipped off by the Governor and Council of Batavia. Loan VALIPITIA.--Thif young Nobleman having acquired the moll complete hiftorical and politic knowledge of the prefent Rate of India, and added to our flock of natural and botanical information, during his vifit to that country, was preparing to too vel the northern provinces of Bootan ano He was informed of the threatened invafion of his country, and determined to return and (bare her dan ger. Lord Moist mama, who has (hewn him every refpea and attention, public and private, promifed him a (hip of force to convey him from Mangalore to the Red Sea. Lord VALINTIA failed from Calcutta on the sth of December, with an intention of vifiting the illand of Ceylon, and of proceeding from the coati of Coromandel acrofs the Peninfula to that of Malabar. He was to traverre Egypt from Sues to Alexandria, where, to eft his own worth, 6 , ha er peeled to find au Englifh garrifon ;" pals over to Conflantinople, and proceed homewards through Vienna and Hamburgh. From a traveller of his Lordihip's education, ferocity, obfervatioa, and go nins, we cannot but axprefs our hopes to fee a pubic cation of a Tour fo highly interelline to the Hefter i inn. he Politician, the Dania, the Natoraliii, acid the general reader. MID. . . At terelye.o'cl polled the great Fre till four. thi &ANCIS polled N oes, in a Carol her of friends fo in the time kind the populACe Lord W. Rtt wet s, and M.+ pit-trot' voters from the Crown tinfet. Mr. Tee' willow from S A t t he eh& Slr iTt” • For MI waierity for Sir ler Sir 'sauce sltDaY si Da/ Si DIY itli Day - stbair " 6th MI • Or Der - Teal • Tsui w Uponall Sir Fitascri the ioliowings day's poll Id on a former da were evidently ultimate iffue continue the e bring this firs mination. lf have apemen tbjeft. I can ' k a p). Ind . of the major' fatisfaition te forty Fr sehnl polled—in co . objeCtions bet deriland that objeCted to ; objeaions gi ferny(' hem( Sheriffs upot c umflanees, jeled voters Geatlesuei saes m 7 m c omplete tm any ref ttane ever actively Ybe bays et pops, to col was a caule motion. it at rid Mr. tnehor After Ce an( The in their F e Freed This *cry d The ttli of Sir Fi The plAndit ore an Who Gentle