Star. — London, England, 1804-07-26 00:00:00

• 1 ' \ • • _ MIIIIIIMMEMPII..II.. . • _ • ' .„. .. . ' .. , .. , . ' . . . . . ... ' . ' . •S f . : ‘ k . , !* . ..- . . , . a . ..„..., • ._ . ~, . , .•• • .. • .....• .741 - 74. A.. eq. A gip Vlll V - L . 0 ... AI (YWCA SIS.PfIICIL _ --- _ MIDDLESEX ELECTION. TrHE Friends of Sir FRAN CIS BURDEN' will .2. man every day, daring the Ekaion. at Ma Slade, No. 78, PiceadEly, where coatwaunicothros refpeditis the I- kaki° are re• quatcd to be nude. J. GREGORY. Chairman. STATP. OF THE POLL Sir Frauds Burdett - Mr. klakowaring 123, • 1533 r. rHE FRZEHOLDERS in the Intereß of SIR ExAricis auftrar r, are informed that COACHES t loth he ready tormorrew Morning. Ind every following day, at . awn &Clack, to convey them to the POLL at 111LENTE0111), towthc uallameotkeed TOWER DIVISION. Globe, Manton& Durham Place Hackney Road. Milo esd, ogioatc the Mount. ClatAtet Road, the '3 Jolly Sasebo's. Reinad-aboat City Road. Sqvve. Tboalx. Ramat FINSBURY. SeaShfaeld. Oppsesetlat Oda Says, St. jalo4yett. sudthesa. HOLBORN. New the White Beer, Lauber-line. BromMtreet, St. near Phunbtreritreet. Wild-Moo, ow Lincedn's bp Mids. at the Bea John foa's Heed. Palace Yard. Slogs Amu. Cornran-ttrert. Near Dcwooddre.Houfe. l . KENSINGTON. Lawrence Street, Matz, Fulham. EMT INDIES. ANY LADY going to Calcutta, by the Ships ex pelled to fan in the courfe of mat Month, may bear of a Native Woman SERVANT, at No 3, Copd-court, or at Maio IRaikes, 14cs 3, Mbopfpte Church yard. who Would be g lad to e ng a g e herfdt in their Ace for the Voyage. She perfeCtly un tdernands and (paha the Eqpt% language, and bas made four 'Voyages from Calcutta, with the ante of Children to England. . _ 71da day was publifhcd, prwe sif_b. boards. AN ACCOUNT of the DISCO - VERY and OPE -11. RATIRN of a NEW MEDICOS. ins QOUT. The cend Edition, with many Addition/ and Tetilmonks from Pa rana of the Sift refpeaaWty, By A. WELLES. Printed far J. johnfon, in St. Paara Churchly& • The day warn puballted. price 2s. 6cL N ENQIJIRY into the Prefent State of thugt hfi. AA. litary Force ot the Britt& Empire. with a View ke rma:Viaduct. Advreffed to the Rigfat How. WILLI M PITT. By LAMM COL R. T WILSON. K. M. T. Avtbor of the HLftory of the Expediciao to Egypt. Sold by T. Egerton, Military ~!• Whitehall. ~lhla day was publifhed. Price Ss. In boards. AN ESSAY on the PRINCIPLE of M COMER CIAL NXCH ANGES, awl more particularly the Ex change hetwoon Oreat Britain and Irdend, with an Enquiry Into praalcal effeds of the Bank blertzialoas. By JOHN LEaLlg . FOSTER. Efi. Of Limo Inn. Primed for Joho lietchard, Ns Igo, Piccadilly ; fold alto by Afperoe, Cornbill. Of whom may be had, pftee Bain bezeds.the sth Ihntiofti On the S FATE of EUROPE, before and after the FRENCH REVOLUTION, being an Adwer to the Work entitled Ae rap de la France, a la fln dc l'An L" By Frederick Gents Casofelior at War to his Prelim Whiltfty. 'Crean:tea from the Gamin by Jobo Clarke Henke, 1114. NEW SOUTH WALES. This day was pobilfbed, price 2s. 6d. .CONCISE HISTORY of the abiftmnt, APrxrjrt Nye telpreateeteat,and prefent State of Eft the ENGL e ISH COLONY in NEW SOUTH WALES ; deft ribing the difpo *ions, habits, anJ Gene cottons of the Wandering Natives of that Antip 4 dran Territory t with an account of the ledent treat. otentosod at...oldie's:conduct of the Male and Female Cenvidts ; the libetoi •Iltoorsgennat given to Settlers to eitabil6 them in their Farms; •torrol Tsblos of Postilions, dce.ogowed to each on and Of !hip sod in the Colony; prices of Wages fettled by the Gower. tor, for all farts of work, Sce. &c. The whole intended for the information of (bale who wiSt to trade to, or become faders in that Mt* and iloori6ing Celony. PubSked by Illarris, earner of St Pours; W. Dalton, ion. No 00. HolDom hilt; and told by Mars. Champaute and Whit row, Aldgate, and all other. booldelkrt. MALTA. This day was publlfied, nepntly pitted in Three Voh, (11 . !arto. Price 41.4• in Boards, ANCIENT and MODERN MALTA ; contain M t a Defeription of the Chin and Ports of that Maud; its Climate. Soil, and natural Productions; an Account of the If &rent Governments to which it has been robjeCted; the Mood. swots of Antiquity it contains ; its Trade and Finance.; as ale 'llse HISTORY of the KNIGHTS of St. JOHN of JERUSA -I.EM, from thdr lint dtablifhleent In Malta to the Beginning of thr Nineteenth Century ; with a particular Account of the Events which preceded and attended the capture of the Mond by the frank, and Its redudlon by the By 1.01.11 S DE BOISGELIN, Knight of Matra. illoftrated with a bird's eye View and Chart of Malta, Groa,and the adjacent Hands, pony-eight 'new. by Twenty-four pointing sat the Military Pate. Villages, Rivsrs. Aquedudts, tkc. &c. Oa theft 'Sands and the aneffible and 'succeeds's parts of ;ht Coals; together with Mc Soundings round the who!, t with t h e Aa theme and Depth of Water in the retinal Harbours ; and Twen ty-sloe Plates. confitting, principal's:, of Views of the Harbour, Port, and Faniflcationa of the City of La Vallette—the City of Mans. In Sicily, Portraits, Antigen, Ike. Printed for G. and J. Robldkal. Patecoofter-roar. LIT 11. E HAMPTON, SUSSEX. TO IF LET, RUDY EURIIISNID, THREE good co i nmndious LODOIIIO Hot: sr 5, pkalmtly ktuatod w i thin Fifty Yards of the Sea, command ing an cuctifirc Pripet, los rouoded by a beautiful Lams, and sdaptcd for the reception of gesdc.l I.ktle Moulton Ls a moot &Stable Random and has to bold of i. oe of the bell Sands nn the Sulks Coati, with the accommoda i.m s.f &bating Machine+, a Hat Rath, be. is 6.1 miles trout Lon- Zoo, to from Erishton, nine from Worthing, four from Amu. del -.-There Is a Cmch to au,l from Landau three times a week. Few further pardridan en rim of Mr. Heil", builder, Arundel, or of Mr. Butt. Mall'-r, Little liamptiai. P- »i4ll in Mr BERICSHIRP— • TO PE LET, and enured upon immeilietaly. AVERY Commodious Roomy Houk, situate in • Lawn of upwards or Twcnty Aettl, whh ,burr •11 Bred mere coriciguuus, chiefly in a Ring laver. The lima.: I. an tactile:it ewe. T muldei ark her years pal, and the Lan.l, net half Atatek end half Meadow and Vaflutc. Ir nt the ti 1,1 1 .r. Such partinf the lumina,. • may he Orr ed r w'l t c Lit. and a in•y b• bad few thet••, tire. •ir Leer yen • lbe inuatlon b. a very deliralde one, being and) forty mil.. from I..orelnn, and three (men Reading. let turher patvicular. apply (if by The, Solicitor, 2.0 4, rratbcrnanc-hml William Arnhem*. ELI Readin. The Stack mid Cetip to be taken at a "alumina. :ntborn ; ut to rwruAz.z.nva-ortnca, 7.1 3 23. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING I'M MetiESTre Nein; do iervi 'give =tite r That on Wednefday the aft of Asia nest, they will be lady to receive Tasters in writing (feakd op) and treat for ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND GALLONS OP WES (*.INDIA RUM; To be delivers , ' (duty free), in is weeks, by weekly proportions. one half into the Storm at Plyinetith, and the remaining half In equal mottles into thole ar Deptford and Poreniouth ; aad m be paid for by BM payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the IL>ancrwit alai be lea. at the Seereteirs 1 Office. No agent will ie bed to es, Reser is wild W tries see ie iNfiresd ill wants es length."( tia lAA est ie siiiiested t. As Board be fore Osr.Pdsd es the foil Weis/ley the 1,3,,f Ant arst..w soils the Pejo who osier the 'rider, • • fame Pafea se hi. &half, M ien AG, s, aglow Ivies sad for. EAST LOTHIAN and MERSE WHALE-FISHING COMPANY. INTIMATION is hereby Given That a GENE RAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS, of the BAST LOTHIAN and MERSE WHALE-FISHING COMPANY. Is to be held within the Conecii-hesfe of Dunbar, Scotland, upon Friday the Both day of Asitth. 6R, at twelve &dock MM-day, for to take into mobile:anon the Sea el the laid Conipenje Affairs, and the liquidation of dude data. Dunbar, Ira par, sloe. MititSßY AND IRWELL NAVIGATION. THE Committee for managing the Affairs of this Navigation, take the liberty of sininainting their Moods and the Public. that their NnW CANAL from WARRING TON to RUNLORN, Is now orienpieseed. which on-bles them to convey Goods with the pate; prattle &hutch, sever helot impeded u heretofore by the Neap Tides. The Flits beksigiog to this Havipdeo are now In effeaually fecund by Leeks and Seals. that it is hoped In future Pilferage of the Goods eonfigned to their Caremsed Damage (ankh through unavoidable Accidents) will be entirely pneventai.ind the Publicans redt Oared that Cotton and other Goods will be difebeggid under Cover, and kept Limn and Dry. Should, however, any inflames of Moose or Pilferage occur, It is partleubsity ssoulted. that Iminseste nuke thereof may be given to me, at the Old (toy, Catalog Hoofs, where Inch complaints will be der y attended to. WILLIAM HENRY WORTHY, Agmt. Mancheller, Old Quay, Jail so. else. N R. Goods earned to and from the Wharfs and Warebnifes of the inland Canals, on as moderate term as by any other sods of conveyance. &TATe LOTTERY.--FAVOURITE NUMBERS. THOSE Perfons who may with to procur e an y particular Numbers, are requcßed to apply to the Licaded Lottery 011 ices. as Tickets for the September Lottery (being the only Lottery to be drawn this year) are now in the courfe of der livery at the Bank. No. of Prim. 3 of SO 40 6450 'anis. Value foi wets. LIO,OCO In 101X0 •••• 5 ,000 4 ... 1 pea s OO 100 SO s. ".. Total Vahis £6opoo 3o Js, Coop 1.000 131.00// £.250p00 ss,ooo Tickets . Past °rat Capitals to be determined at ender : flrft•drawo Ticket FUR Day L.t.soo MI-drawn Ticket Seventh Day tome* FOB-drawn Ticket Eighth Day Co Ooe FITIt-drawn Ticket Meth Day Siacr , BEGINS DRAWING SEPTEMBER as, doe. Tickets and Shares arc ea Cale at ii die Liceefed Lottery °Bees. Ticket - - LI7 17 o Half ••£9 4 I Elea •• - 7 • Quarter - - 4 1 0 3 Sixteaoth - - 3 6 soiewitiv EsrATa. TO BE SOLD ST AUCTION, In Lars, At thedwan inn, in Melted Mowbray, In the comity of Lek:miter, on Midday the lath daf of Alava not, between the hours of three and fir o'clock in the Aftetnoon. thadet ford conditions of Sale as will be then produced. AM, IL valeabk FREEHOLD and LEASE HOLD ESTATE, tithe free, confiding of the Manor of Sernerby, In the comity of Letcefter ; two Manfion books, and divers Farms of rich Arable and Padere Land, containing in the wank 6:o Acres, or thereabouts. For a viewed the Eflate apply to Mr. Wm. Newton, at Somerby, and for further infonnation to Mr. Hare, at Cador, near Paw. burgh ; Mr. Palma, Solicitor. is Uppinglsara. Ruched, andel Medea Kinderky, Loni;, and Ince. Sirmildnlnn. London ; and printed partiodars may in a few days be had of them. and at the following places—Swan Inn, Melton ; Three CTOVIIIN LoCefter; Haycock. Wansford ; Angel, Peterborough; George, Stamford; Angel. Grantham ; Crown,tlakbant, and the Moldier and DECTICf, NEW LUCCA BALLAD OIL. Jolt arrived, per the Dud& Ship Seperb, J. NEU Mates. from I,3bore. "If 'HE Nobility and Famil ies in g eneral are refitest• A- fully acquainted a large ismatity of NEW and CURIOUS FINE BALLAD OIL Is arrived per the above VcifeL FAMILIES In TOWN are malady suandedeo for their Cone outhens, and (applied with sesame , afar dodo Causer/ 00. 'empties ; the great Dialtf 01 thia M NO fustier ausumnt. ASe, syseants sr Moab*. weight et the tree 00R OON A ANCHOVIES. of pecellar hoe lama for Sirderlciass , i by the fame conveyance, to ghee had o' the immeters I JOHN BURGESS and SON. No. toy. Senna, ' Landon. N. B. Their each Amino! Moos of Anchovies prepared as dila. A CERTAIN CORE FOR CORNS. INFALLIBLE 0 rit MAN CC RN-PLAISTER. 'T'HE PROPRIETOR of this =loft ezetnetts REMEDY is fo etrtain of its Meaty Make serer failed Ina satiety of Caks. agrees, if it does not eradicate the COM rox and branch, In as :I IN T lit M•St T. ASA t0=1111.91 to add, that It has infinitely the advantage of themes Imi tations Olotescsns. noires.many Modred* of ilitied per inns COI tenth., auto% whom are Come of the itrft autumn a this kingdom bold Whoicf4l. and Retail by T. Aztell, No. t, Fineh-lene,emar the Pos at r.,t.“ , ,e; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7. Taviliesit Itreet ; Mr. Willem, No. 39. St. Jarts...'s-firtti i Mr. Matt. No. it. Pall-hlitl; hlr. Wart. Nu. 334.1441%8ra and Moo* and Co. No. r to. Osford-its. , r. At 11:' lot, b. ..nd Mr Chrrrd. E. , 40.11ers . I. tn,,Mrtia. . %neat, pairtuaer. Edinboro.. h. ItAt.r, South Renfro. Porttra and 6.afron, Mr. Flannel.. Liverpool, I t Me Cote. iwatt,r.and Mt. Jeaee.basß'ellor. Port Mr. Motley Ai 4 ..) .7 , 41 of `'l. Vend , ' 4 M..dseinea i t ; Englami, PARLMMEsTARr PROLEI.DIVS. HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDSESDAY, JULY M. • The Irth Esc* and Cullom, die Ida Emma Itogdadate„ sod the irk Spirit Watchesflog Ms, were raid a tided dos, pet* fed, sad a hteffage fort to the Commas to drily the time The DUI far appointing Commillierers to enquire into the Pais sod Emoluments of certain Others to trehod, arts retain a Cow aad reported to the Houle, without say araendenents. The Doke of MONTROSE moved, that the tecood readiest at the BEI for deflating certain Harbours Is the Bahama Medi so be free Ports, be deferred to that day three months. -- ---- . INSOLVENT neurons' nat.. The LORD CHANCELLOR, on the confide- ration of the report of this Bill, moved an *mead , mote to that claufe which enaas that the provifions .. of the Bill may be pleaded in bar of fuch salons u may be brought for debts contrailled previous to the • , ill of January. The nbjeet of this amendment was to allow the matter of the Aft to be pleaded general. ly. His Lotdfhip obferved, that as the else& *as now worded, an ingenious pleader; well bulled is amplification, may draw up a plea that &odd cover St. Geo:ge's Fields.. He wiled to render firth rape -1 tith.n unneceffary, and therefore moved an amend. mane for that purpofe. . The Earl of ROSSLYN atquieiced in the prop& ety of his Lordfbip's obfervations. The LORD CHANCELLOR °braved: that it would be a cafe of great hardfhip, if, when chide Lordfhips were overturning the contrails between debtor and creditor, and liberating the perfon of the Debtor of this Bill, they fhould alio deprive the CI& ditor of any remedy againft the future eftate of the perfon indebted to him. He did not think it right that perfons who thould receive the benefit of that Aft, if it thould pats into a law, thould be placed in a better fituation than perfons were under the bank rupt laws. Their Lordthipi well knew, that if a bankrupt did not pay under his firtt commifiion fell fifteen Ilsillings in the pound, the law declared that his future same Ihould be liable until he thould have 'paid up to that amount. He would therefote - move a clank, purporting, that the future property of fuel perfons as may derive any benefit from this Aft, thould be liable, unlefs the property 'Aped under it thould have paid fifteen (killings in s t he ' pound on all fuch debts as they were detained foe I prior to the ill of January. LOrd GRANTLEY Paid, that It was impoffible to objeft to a principle fo equitable as that proisofed by the Noble and Learned Lord. • The claufe was adopted, and incorporated with the Bill. Lord ORANTLEY foggefied, that there were many perfons detained for debt (not charged in ex ecution) who were not really debtors to the extent al tyool. who, if the Bill palled in this pretest Rape. would not be entitled to the benefit of it. Thole were debtors upon mefne procers. who poffihly might have been arrefled and imprifoned for debts to the amount of many thoufands, although they really were not indebted to the amount of as many hen. deeds. He %tithed that an amendment (hould be in• kited, to estend the Lenefit of the AR to all fuch creditors as fhnuld be proved not to be indebted be. yond the font of 15001. The LORD CHANCELLOR thought the idea extremely jolt, and well worthy of their Lordthips ° ' conflderatinn. But as it would require Come time to ' prepare filch amendment, and adapt it to the differ ent chides of the Bill, he recommended that it air-uld be deferred until the Bill thoul‘l be read a (ilia . time. The Report was then received. Tbe time for the third reading of en: Dill was nag moved. Mr. Tyrrell prefented certain accounts from the City of London, path:ant to AR of Parliament. -Adjourned. ' 3 i ....1••••11•••••••=i• HOUSE OF COMItiONfi. Mr. Trate it., the rememhrumer of the City of Lomita, gies fatted at the bar caul t ..ccuent. of impenvements ands in the Weft bulb Dabs. ()Weed to lie on di: table. The ATTORNEY GENERAL mo•ed, that a new net heirs toed fee • Member to fax is Pailanwat far the Lib of TS• ,utao. la Devordisire, In she r..an of the Han. Richert Ryderg who. Bon bh dation. has masted of the sake of one of hio Majefty's panes at the Great Salons la Mr. STURGES BOURNE awned. that • sew welt be Mud for a Member far the Borough al Clirifteharch, ru the meaty alf Sauharaptuo, to the room of the Right Honourabe George Rah. who has accepted the office of John Yarn/act at his Maießfe foram Mr. Hl7lllll/101 , brought up an account of the antibodies Dr tics charged an Coftorns; the fame which had beat loosed fee ao a Ramer day.--Ordored to be rioted. A enelfsge from the Lonis informed the Hoak that their Lards Oily. had agreed to the lath Revalue (Aeon 1.01 Bid, the los die sod Csd, om• Duna Gila:Boo Bill, and be trilh Spin 'Wean besting co's. MrePATTISON prefented a Petition (rein the Mayor and Magiitrates of the,City if Norwich, slat ing that grain had advanced ormriderably m price tines the mtrodueicin into Parliament of a Bill for regnlating the importation and ezportation of Coen I and proing that an alteration might take plate at prefent in the Corn Law.; bat that the Houk might wait for the event I.f the earning harveii, and the Bill then before Parliament might not pars into a law. The petition was ordered to hit on the table. On the motion cf hlt.W. ST tan, the Houfe relish ed itklf into a Comm' lee on the Corn Bill, Sir C allN/IVAT in the Chair. The blink fee containing the period at which the Bill should ems essence was then Stied op with the words ii iftla at November. a tio4." - . - __ _ __ -------- Lord A. HAMILTON than propoferf fame eer• bal amendments in thole parts of the Bril !chinas IA Scotland, witich were agreed to. lb IA alkali of the Bill was left not. The Report of the &II was then brought op, end it was ordered to be read a third time to-asersowe•et Adj,.arrsed- DOLLARS. AS many Collectors of Medals ?nd Coins are de -4-11. Srous of obtaining pared Specimens of the new Britannia and Ifibernissi Dollars, Mr. Boonton has canted a limited nunt bar to be *ruck far Cabinets, which are now felling by the prin. c i f e 8 / I "frethims and by Mr. Youni. Malaiift, Nu. t 6. Ludgate *rare, Leedom. WHITE HART INN, WINCHESTER, (LATE DOLLER.) WMORRIS (man)) years Butler to N. Midi le • tan. Erg.) huh/ entered upon the above Inn, begs t to dek Ile Pommy of his Meta and the Public, and to afore them, that ea exertions thaß be wanting on his put to give entire felbgaglinkhy the Ctrhadt attention totbeir rate an.l combat, sod brfasallitag else blase Webs and Carnagesin the Arid. ,/krasfie., jaws* Am& WA RDt LL, King's Head Inn , Da rlin g ton, be g s leave to return his tuft grateful thanks to his numerous Friends for their very flattering encouragement ; and at the fame time to afore than, and the public, that be has an ample Rock of etertient Wines, good Beds, oratStabllng, and good Puft and that nothing fball be wanting oa kis part, to mutt a contain , ante of their faverri.—Darllngton, july tp, THE BOURBON FAMILY. Louts XVIII. the relent exiled !Ong of France and Navarre, inherited in 1795, the rank with the misfortunes of his royal relatives and predeceffors. .His Majegy refided an exile at Verona in Italy when he was proclaimed King of France strict Navarre, by the Army of Cande, an Germany. During 1796 and 1797, he {hared the dangers and fatigues of his lubjefts. In 1798, he was fainted as a King. by PAUL I. the Emperor of Raffia, invited to his domi nions, received with honours due ;o royalty during 1799' and in "goo turned sgain adrift upou the world; and though the fixty.eighth King over one of the richeft and mnft populous nations in Europe, civi lized and made powerful by his anceftors, his Ma jetty was wandering from Rana to Proffia, from Prulfla to Poland, without a home, and almod with out a friend, deflitnte, and defected both by kings and by fubjeas. In 1796, Louis XVIII. efciped in Germany the hired affalfins of the Direaory ; and in 184, at Warfaw, in Poland', thofe of Box AAAAA a, and that at the time when this ufarper had his hands yet reeking with the blood of the Duke of Zionism, another BOURPON. Louis XVIII. was born on the 17th November, t 755, and married on the tath ol May, 1771, to Maara-Jossrain "-Louisa, born on the ad of September, 1753. a Princefs of Sardinia. Their Majellies have no iffue, and refide for the pre fent at Warrior. His Royal Highnefs Ciraexxs PHILIP, brother to Lours XVIII. called Monfieur, ci-devant Count d'Aarnts, was born on the 9th Oflober, 1757, and married 012 the ,6th November. 1773, to her Royal Highnefs MARIA THEMA, Princefs of Sardinia, born on the 31ft of January. 1756. Their Royal Highnetres have iffue, two Princes:—Lours Aa ron's, Duke of Angouleme, born on the 6tb of An guff, 1775 ; married on the roth of June, 1799. to his 6111 coulin, Prince(' MARIA THRILISA, only daughter of Louis XVI. and born on the irh De cember, 1778. 2dly, CHAILPI FlLlDlNAllb,thlike of Berry, born on the 24th of January, 1778. Their Royal Highnettes Monfienr and the Duke of Berry refide in London, and the Duke and Duchefs of An gouleme at Warfaw. The Orleans Branch of the Dm:aloes I—The Da chefs Dowager of Orleatis,Lou t s A MASSA ADELAIDS, daughter of the Duke of Penthievre, was born the th March, 1753, and has been a widow fince the 6th of November, 1793. Her children Lou. PNILIPP e, Du k e of Orleans, born Ottober 6, 1773 ad, Arriving PH :xi rye, Duke of Montpenfier, born July 3, 5775. 3d, EUdENIA-ADSLAIDI Louis, DU, Chefs of Chartres, born August a 3, 1777. 4... h. Au- PHONSO Lanociel, Count of Baujol ii i, , , born 08o ber 7, 1779. The two Daeheffes retitle in Spain, and the three Princes in England. The Conde branch of the BOURSCHIS I—His Se. rent Hignsefs Louis Pura de Bou Kann, Prince of Conde, born Augnft 9, 1736, and married, for the (nand time, in November, 1798, to CATHASINA, Prineefs Dowager of Monaco, by whom his High nefs has no children. By CHARLOTTE, his firtt Dachefs of Rnhan Soubife, the Prince had-la, LOUIS Hem Jossi Duke of Bourbon, born on the t 3th of April, t 756, and married on the 24th of April, 1770, to her Serene Highnefs Louisa MARIA Tweet,* MATlLOA,filter of the late Duke of Orleans, born on the 9th of July, 17So. Their only iffue was his Serene Highnefs Loots Anvils" Hines' Duke of Engbien, born Atsgull 2, 1772, and murdered by Bo is the night of the aoth of March, eBo4. sd, Louisa ADRLAIDS, Mademnifelle de &orison- Con Da, fornierly an Abbefs of Remiremont in France, at nrefent • non of the (evert order of La ' Trappe. Her Serene Highnefs was born ()Risher 5, I 1 757. The Prince and Princefs of Conde, and the Duke of Bourbon refide in England. The Conti branch:—Louis F. Jos's'', Prince of Conti, born September I, t T34' married the 27th rf February, 1759, to the Printers FOSTORIA MARI• d'E‘T 9, daughter of FRANCIS 111. late Duke of Nll.- Jena, born tinvember 14. 1731. Their Serene High betty; refide both in Spain. His Spenith Majeity, C AA IV. who has fin children, is a Bova sow, as well as his Malay Fla ns% Cal IV. King of the Two Sicilies, who has fixteen children and grandchildren. The 7. nng king of Etruria is aim a BOURIOR. According ot Cie contlitu.ional laws of Fiance, the peaces of Utrecht and Aix-la-Chapelle, and the Beivasow Family Compatts. all theft Kings and Princes, and their ;foes, are in faccefko heirs to the Atom of Fr wict and Near. e . ~' CITY DE DUBLIN TONTINE. THE SUBSCRIBERS to the LIFE ANNUL I lES gloated by the Cementite at the Cky of Dabilw ow the ollib Day of Jose, ay A k vain ate to beweid their Wadi is Lemke, may receive half a Tar's Amity dos at hildhustoof hltageoelylos to Mr. William ClllMOrajlie st ° ion mom, Ole sreid-furet, werfireirefily, frau tee 'eft*. ft Mama, lie autderlbers to Moe with them their Banda, sod a OMANI* of the Life ..i the Nominee.. It Is requited that is care of death, Twice may be given as above fee the fume benefit and teplodoo of each Clefs. No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING...CROSS. TBISH refpeitfully acquaints the Nobility, ben . try, and Public. that be is felling Tickets and Shares for the Fltft Lottery, which begins raising September 24, and fa- Who a continuance of their favours. The Holders of all wit- Randing Prism purchafed at the above Oita In the late or former Lourdes, may have their Money In STERLING GOLD, with out any DeduCtioss whatever. • • All Runnels in the Publle Funds =dada! with acidity and.dlfpateb.