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has feldons obtained inch great advantages with lb little lots." XONINGSBRRG, JUNE s& The French arms obtained immortal fame at Fried land, the Grand Duke of Berg arrived at Koniogf. berg and took the corps of Lellocq in the flank. On* the 13th the enemy's rear guard was overtaken by Sault, and the Prufßan cavalry were defeated by. General Michaud's dragoons. On the ;404 the enemy were obliged to Thu( thernfelves up in Koningf. berg. Two of the enemy's columns, about 3or 4000 men, were cut off from the town and taken, with fix! pieces of cannon. The French took the fuburbs, and, made a number of pi itmers. On the 13th and Oth, Matfbal Soult's corps took poireffion of the entrench :pmts. When the enemy learned that the French were at Wehlau, they evacuated Koningfberg. We there found an immenfe quantity of provianna, and 2CO (hips heavily laden with wine and brandy, juft arrived from Ruffle. The King of Pruffla has not now as mot's terriory as would make a good Ptefed fhip in France. The EruMan luldiers are fo afraid of being fent to Ruf44, that they defect in great numbers. TILSIT, TUNE 19. On the 17th the Emperor Napeleon advanced his head quarters to the Mecthof Dru&en, near Little Schiran. On the 18th the head quarters arrived at Skairgir ren. and on the tot h, at two tAlock, P. M. he entered Tin. Three days focceffively the Grand Duke of Berg, at the head of the light horfe, dragoons, and cuiraffiers, purfued the enemy, and annoyed them ex tremely. The Coffacks, who were feveral times over taken, (offered very much. The third corps of the army advanced by Labian, and fell in with the ene. my's rear guard, and made 2500 prifoners. On the rytb Marfhal Ney arrived at Inflerberg, where feve ral thoufand wounded, and confiderable magazines, fell into his hands. The loft of the Ruffian army is afionifhing. The woods and villages are full of wounded. They have not at the higher computation more than Set,- pieces of cannon remainirg. Every day accounts are brought of new advantages; yet the rapidity of the march does not permit detailed narratives of them to be publithed. The Ruffians, in their retreat from hence, burnt the bridge over the Niemen. They teem to purfue their retreat towards Ruffia. The French compare the Niemen, for its breadth, to the Seine. They burn to overtake the fwarm of Coffacks who compote the rear guard of the Roffian army ; but fince the French have entered Tilfit, not a fhot has been fired. The Emperor of Ruffia and the King of Pruffia were here three weeks, and fet off in the greaten hafle, as loon as they heard of the battle of Ft iedland. ANOTHER LITTER IFROM TILSIT, SAME DATE, 19TH • 4 It appears to be *true, that the Ruffian General Bennigfen has folicited an Armiflice from the French Emperor Napoleon ; and that for this rrpofe Prince Bagrathion, who is 'appointed to negotiate it, has Rated in writing to the Grand Duke of,Berg, that this Rep is taken by command of the Emperor Alexander. It is like% ife underßood, in purfuance of this propo fal, the Ruffian Lieutenant General Labanott has croffcd the Niemen, and had a conference of an hour long with his Higlinefs the Prince cf Neufchatel, Major General of the grand army." WARSAW, JUNE 22. The viaory at Friedland has had a fenfible influ ence upon the Ruffians on the Narew. Leaving their magazines and their heavy artillery, they commen ced their retreat in the night of the 19th. General Ellen retired through Byalallock to the Niemen.— The Crown Prince of Bavaria and Marthal Maffena purfued him. According to Tome flying reports, his corps is cut off; according to others, it has been nearly annihilated in an aeion. The Ruffian Guards, commanded by the Grand Duke Connantine in perfon, fuffered much in the affair of Friedland ; it is even fait' the Grand Duke was killed, or dangeronfly wounded. On the 18th this city was illuminated. Some of the Polifh troops, under General Dombrowfki, took part in the aftion scar Friedland. BRESLAW, JUNE 24. The vietory obtained near Friedland, and the oc cupati n of Koningfberg by the French troops, have been annaunced by a difcharge of a►tillery, The fortrefs of Glatz, near which the enemy has an entrenched camp of 4000 men, is now invefted, and the trenches will be opened in Cm days.—Boa burgh LarrOonctent, Yung 30. BERLLY, JUNE s 6. We are allitrea that the French troops which marched towards Tilfit, came op with the Kalmuck Tartars that ferve in the Ruffian army before that place. Urn the apprrrach of the French. there Tar tars fuddenly threw off the thins they wore, which pruclaced among the French loud peals of laughter ; a proof that the French can be as gar upon the con., fines of Ruffia, and the banks of the Niemen, as upon the mores of the Seine.—Tehgrao. BRAUNSBERp. JUNE sE. We this moment learn that the divifrop ender Ge neral St. Hilaire has made its appearance before Pints% in order to bellege the place, and for this purpofe the Governor of Dantaig, has fen; a ea lamn over the Nehrung, to (but the entrance of the . Haf. Meanwhi!e Inme Gips, which are fanned by the Imperial guard, are cruising in the Bay s which is entirely in the beads of the Trench. ntilllT !BPS ot► POMERANI4,, JIINE so. The Biitilh.Envny, Mr. Pierrepoint, Is arrived at Stralfund, and had yetterday his Ara audience of his ISWedith Mayfly. • Baron Tawart coannands, at prefent. the Swedifh troops on Ihe frontiers —.lfamb. Cornfteadent yiuse so. HANOVER, JUNE 16. The whole corps of Spaniffi troops, confifting of about 4000 foot and 816 hoz fe, is now concentrated in the town inn! neighbourhood of Zelle, whence k is to proceed to the Elbe for the fame porpofe. A egrps of Baden, Wirtemburgh, and Bavarian troops, 5606 thong, alfembled in and near Luneburgh. The day before yefterday, arrived here Baron Bulow, Royal Pruffian Counfellor of War and Fl. nances;* and Baron JArtnund, Heffian Minider of State.—Honburgb Correflondailof guns 30. NAPLES, JUNE 3. Four of the late confpirators, tried by a Military Commifflan, have been publicly executed here, vi;. Palmieri, Pallioti, Arcieri, and Padalini. Addrelfes to his Majefty are coming in from all quarters, con gratulating him upon the difcovery of the !at; con- fpiracy. • ' VIENNA, JUNE so. It is fad that the Grand Vizier, after colleeing his principal force near Siliiiria, pallid the Danube at feven different points. Na affair of any confequence took place between the Turks and the Ruffians $ but as the latter were diftributed upon many different points, they fell back to take a more concentrated po fition. On the ad of June Prince Ypfilanti left Bu- chard, with his family and tiaff, and went to Fuk lhany, where Gen:ral Michelfon and the artillery had arrived on the 3oth of foliy. The Ruffian rear. guard remained at Buchared on the 6th. The Rof funs have taken the important formes of Agappa, on the Black Sea. Both Smyrna and the Dardanelles are Sill blockaded by their iquadrons. Several iflands in the neighbourhood of thele places are taken ; but the report :If an engagement between Admiral Si niavin and the Captain Pacha, is not confirmed." CONSTANTINOPLE, MAY 31. A fuiden revolution in the Government has oc. mitred here. It is well known that the Janizaries have long been diftontented with•the Nizam Gedidd, or new military taffies. The firft fymptoms appeared on the zsth inflect, at Cava:, a came upon the Afiatic fide of the Bolphorus, in a quarrel between a Janizary and a foldier of the Nizam Gedidd, about the new uniform worn by the latter. The Janizary went fo far as to reproach the Grand-Seignior. The Commandant of the cattle, hearing of this, gave the Janizary a fevere reprimand ; a bloody conflia im mediately commenced ; in which the Commandant fell. The infurgents then turned their rage againft Mahmud Effendi, who was Rei Effendi in 11305, and was latelY infpeaor of the fortifications ; theypurfued him to the oppofite (bore, and maffacred him at Bu jukder, tog►ther with his fecretary and two-Omeftics. On the 36th of May they male their appearance at Conßantinople. The Grand SeignOr not only granted them an amnefty, but alto confirmed their choke din Albanian, as their chief. Cannon were immediately difcharged, probably intended as a fignal to the reft of their party. On the zBth, be tween z and 3000 men had a(Jembled from various ' quarters, and made therafelses mailers of the bar racks and artillery of Tophana. Other foldier• Alfa joined them. The Infurpnts now applied to the Mufti, in order to obtain hid content to the depofition of the Sultan, againfi whom they objected, that in confequence of the new meafures adopted by him, the laws of Iflam. nifm had been violated ; they alto urged the pro priety of depofing him, as confitlent with the laws of the Koran, becaufe in the courfe of feven years he was without any dire& line. The Mufti fotind himfelf obliged to comply with the demands of the Infurgents ; and, in confequcnce of his fettwa, the infurreetion became general all through Conftanti nople. The Grand Vizier thought to allay the 1 form by the adoption of moderate meafures, and fent a very condefcending letter to the Janizaries but it had no effeft. He fent them the heads of the Boftange Bafchi, and two of his Minifters again( whom they were bitterly enraged ; but even this was of no avail. The ci-devant Kiaja Bey Ibrahim,' again(( whom the public mind was molt prejudiced, had difjp.ifed himfelf, but being difcovered, he was cut in pieces, and the parts of his body carried about as a fpedlacle. The Treafurer of the Mizam Gedidd, and one of his Secretaries, 'hared the fame fate. On the 29th of May Selim abdicated the throne, and was coadneed to the ancient Seraglio, from whence his coati:, Muitapba, a fon of Atm:lul 'Hawed, was bronght out and proclaimed Emperor. i.kle is a very fpititnd young man, about 28 years of age. When he cline. to the Mc.fque of Achuset, he was fainted by load acclamations from the janizaries. Muftapha IV. the new Emperor, has given the Ea- Sultan Selitq affurances of his care and proteEtion. The *aimakan and the Firit Dragoman are both .reinflated in their offices : Aled Effendi, the late AmbatfadOr at Paris, is appointed. to (pieced the relent *eh Effendi, whn.: with thn army. Tlie Captain Pacha failed tome. dais (ince, againn the aggiliellsetiat.Tenecios. LONDON. : .. WRONFDAT. JULY $. PRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONS O'CLOCK: Cm:folk for NT 634 —Reduced 6i4f—Outniunt I I pr. F-aclatoosr Eirs. pot toss. dIL PRICE OF STOCKS OH SATURDAY Jun Soak $3 l -4 • toes Bonds, 4 a 5 1 1 3 p.. Ct. Rad Alan. 6214 Imp. AM. 7.9 - s 6o * 3 per Ct. Cans An. 646:1 6s Rnelteq."l/Ma. is &a 4 1 . P Par 4 per Cant. Oranium 4 pre. S W et. Naa7.941 93 , 1 Coofolo for ace. 6311 Yellirday, offer a great part of our impreffion was worked of, Paris Journals . to the Ift and Dutch to the 6th ;pliant were received; and this morning Ham.• burgh and Alma Papers to the 'ft inßant came to hand. The arrival of there papers has put an end to all the uncertainty which hung over, the oPero oll6 of the contending armies—The Ruffians`haVe not only been defeated by the enemy, but AN ARMISTICE has been concluded between Ruffia and France, which is not to be broken without a month's notice. In the mean time the French army (cones a pofition, of which the Niemen is the principal bonttdsry and bar. tier. This Armillice is' for the' evrefs purpofe of giving time for the Negotiation of Peace, which, it is probable, will very fpeedily be concluded. The King of PR U ssa was not included in this Armillice, but five days were allowed to him to conclude one for himfelf. Thefe events were announced to the French Minifter at liamburgh by the following LETTER PROM GENERAL•CLARRP. • 6 BERLIN, JUNE at. g An artniftice was concluded on the sad. between Attila and France. One of the articles mentions. t►at Wanda ihall not commence till a month after noticelban have been given. The French and Pullin armies are to conclude i fermate as toiftice within the interval if the five days following• His Majefty the Emperor of the French and his friskily the Emperor of Ruffin, are immediatdy to notninate Pleolreentiarles to negoelate in the great work of peace : an exchange of pitmen will Eike place immediately. The limits of the French and Ruffian eludes, during the as• &all be front the Curifch Half. the Thalweg of the Nit men, and up tke left bank of that river to the month of the Arms at Stakbin„ and purfsing the cattle of that river to the month of the Robra, following this riralt t through Rusans, Up*. Habits, Dolitawo, Gonads, and Wyna, up :o the mouth of the Rohn in the Narew, and from thence afeending the left bank of the Warm by 1 yiyotatiot, Suralag Narew, to the Minden of Praia mad Rums. • The Omits lo the Erlich ?Mines, are to be at Wywer: The military events which led to this Anniflice t l are detailed at confiderable length in the 79th but. lain, (fee the preceding page) and ha the other ex. trans from the Foreign jouttnals given in the pre ceding columns. If fuch intelligence as we have now received do not roufe the enet gies of the nation, put an end to thofe degrading accnfations and recriminations which have lately marked the condo& of many of our public men, and unite every heart and band for the fafety of our common country, we may ex pee every national calamity. But what are we to think of that (opine negligence which has made us, for fo many years, negle& all thofe means of national defence, which, hid they been purfued, ae has been warmly recommended by many friends to our welfare, would by this time have made us an armed nation, and removed every appre henfirrn for our ultimate fatty. ' What a dreadful refponlibility lies fomewhere ? But if we may judge of the future from the pall, what have 'we now to trivet ? The tranfpnrts for the 3d embarkation are now at fembling at Hull, and at Sheernefs, whither thole which arrived in the Downs lilt week have fine failed. The embarkation of the troops, it is now reported, will depend much on the nature of the official adviccs from the Baltic. The 16th light dragoons, which, as we hated yet. terday, is to replace the 12th light dragoons in the Kent diftria, marches it. four divifions, one fps dron in each. The t ti divifion reaches Canterbury this clan on its rrute for Dover—the ad divifion on Sa turday. on its route for Hythe, and the other divi lions (which are marching by Maidftone and Seven oak-), their points of &flotation, Brabotne Lees and Romney, on the fucceeding days. The 4 h dragoons, which were under orders for the Canterbury Dift.ift, we hear, have been counter manded n their march, and are fdr the prefent halted in Effex. They were to have relieved the 13th light dragoons, at Ramfgate and*Stonar barracks. 'Midday morning the dmifton ofthe King . % Ger man legion, at prefenrat Hull, attended divine fee vice in the Methodift chapel, George-Yard ; where a fercnon was preached to them in the German tan.' guage, by the Rev. C. F: Taisanea. of .HuU, after which upwards of iso of the officers and privates received the facrament. Their reverend attention, through the whole of the fervice, and the propriety of their behaviour, excited a very lively interelt in their favour among the inhabitants who attended on this occafion Tuefday fennight, the two troops of the InUkilling dragoons, which left Newcaftle for York lag week, returned to Newcahle. elbout a fortnight ago, in Kevin-greet, Dublin, a man of the name of Codolly was fo much beaten by Come foldiers, with the butt ends of their mulkete. that he expired &only after. An inqueft being held on the body of the deceafed, a verdie of wiltul mur der wax given againft the delinquents; in eonfequence of which, a warrant has been Hided by the Coroner againft Dudley Goldibury, Efq. Lieutenant in the Monaghan Militia, as a principal in intligating the foldierttO the outtage. Mr. Sheriff Manders, slated by tbe . Colonel of the Monaghan Militia, with a zeal and attivity highly commendakle, feasched the bar. rack for Mr. Goldibury,.*hd had, however, .previ. oufly . abfohded. Cottony, we bear was i finith be. longniete the ordnance, and had been feveral years in the army. VlMlNamoll 4 • • ARR.VAL of the DUCHESS of BRUNSWICK. About a quarter before five o'clock on Monday s i ftprpoon, his Majefiy's drip C!.vos, commanded bv Commodore OWE a, dropped anchor immediately off the ma end of the town of Gravefend. Guns we re fired from Tilbury Fort, and the batteries on the Kentifb fide, and the Gravefend Volunteer Anatol fired a Royal Salute from field.pieces placed on Windmill Hill. .Soon afterwards, oqc of the Ma. giarates of th e Nrporat ion, .attenaed by the Town. clerk, went on board the frigate, to make further arrangements for the reception of her ROYAL HIGH. mass on landing. They were received with all pof. ' fible attention, and it having been determined that the Dooms thould not land until the morning, by which time it was fuppofed that the Panic's, of Writ's (to whom an exprefs had been fent from Sheetnefs) might arrive, nothing further was done during that evening. About half pacteight on Tuelday morning, the Patacass arrived from Blackheath. The 'Mayor and Corporation affembled st the Town Hall, and afterwards proceeded to the land ing place, where the Volunteers alto paraded. The interview between the Royal Perfonages, on board the (hip, _ laded upwards of two hours ; at length, exaaly at eleven o'clock the flandard was (truck, and removed to the Barge, in which the Pattreass fat at .the left of her Mother i—repeat. ed difibarges of cannon, on all fides, took place during her approach to the chore. Captain Owsat had previondy rowed afhore to receive her Royal Highnefs. All deferiptions of perfons willed to pay their telpeaful attention, and vied with each other in the mode of evincing it. The PLINGISS fira landed and bowed moll grate fnlly and courteoufly to the furrannding ipeaa. tors. Vpon the venerable Di/crisis being led by Captain Chan upoii the platform, the Mayor and Town. Clerk advanced towards her, when the Ton. Clerk read the following addrefs : a me, his majesty', aloft dutiful sod loyd fuliedta. the May Janus, and Common Coundllon, of tbeVorpondon of Grave[ ad and Milton, molt humbly beg leave to offer our coogratula does on your ROYAL Moir nail fate nun% to ins daintairs of oar beloved Soreivign. a Called upon. of the (widen. to r 4prefa our Ife sag leo able to doluffice to them, bat they are not t el as si ffuegm M We entreat paw ROTALL thalllllllllllni beam that hii Ma. Jay has not any fubjedts who more fervently orlth a continuance of that kiaprinefs, which waft. upon this ovation. ie matagfjtkia by year Royal Iligiaefs ased the "realest Prime( trier deseiter."' The Patrcass curthed lowly at the concluding lenience. Tbe Dueness, was, throughogt ‘ very fen. fiblv Aided ; and, notwithaanding her tears and Imitation, replied in the following impreffive terms i m You will etillybelieve, Sir, that aryl foam dfo, are toogn on this twailloN to 'esprefs than as I cow* with ,--1 hesnily doh you all." The efka upon the furrounding beholders 11111 very confiderable, and many of them alio fited tears. ' She then proceeded to her cartiage e in which the Pansesss was ready to receive - her; add a Copy of the Addrefs having been delivered to per, the whole Party immediately drove off for Bletcklieeth. BR IRD.—this article wag yellerday ordered tcl rf• main as let week, wiz. t dd. the quartern loaf. PILTSIORTH, t r e LT the Ramer _ meter femen Vibe. Sailed Dragon of 74 ewe. and the Edgar of 74 gm esq to join the Channel feet t Hound bomb, of 6gmatt ; and the Haan. her, of a guls, to *he wellward. Came In the Leo, Par Meat from Tor 'tinsel' foe St. Thomas's, with 4inen,' &mined hp eh, Beefey privateer. PORTSMOUTH, Jut? 7 ...Arrived hit Majefty's thip Win*, from the Downs. Salkd his Majcfty's hip R weborfe, with tinie fail of trenfportsjor Gnernfey ; Ant febooner 1.44 Srlibitf fop ter. on a ernize.—Wind S. E. - - --•- DEALS JULY 7—Arrived his Majeity's Blips hortilidto, Eset. Lion. and Phofpborup. from a cruisc.--Wind N. E. OILAVLSZND, JVJLT 7,...6211ed the Dolphin, Creator; Btitantilt o Chater; and the Jane. Davidfon, for Tonningrn. How-rratirr....Yeiterday Carpmeal and Smith mitred lit town with a Spaniard in en° ody. from the Mnwtck Cattle Sea indiaman, lying in Long Reach, charged on fuipteiron oldie mnr• der of one Borne, a &Mean, in a drunken ittarrel at Canton, la china. in December left. He underwent examination &hart Mr. Raid. Roasts° ens Masc.-4)er Readeraai irecoiled that a fowl time lime we Bated the particulars of the Edinburgh mail comb having bee^ robbed of a pared tiontaining notes and bills to Me amount of upwards of scoc l. dkeded to Meffrs. Cherrluelint hankers. Lombard ftreet, and that hltCead bad been is et:Body ott Midden of baying updated fame Ode Bolen notes in Mak% but whom the Court of Kite's Bench had fince admitted to hail. A man of the name of Trehic Yu finest been apprehended es forpicion of being concerned in the robbeiy.Whe on Monday cha in' underwent an examination before Mr. Reap. This perfon was loom tc. as being one tithe paffmgers in de coach at the time elate robbery—The prfferer deellw.d to =twee any queitions —He was committed for further examittalipla bit Tothill-fields Bridewell. At Oulltthall, on Monte. Alexander Munro Ras brought up, and underwent a reexamination. being charged with having. fame days linee. tired de loaded !Midis Fleet Ares by which a young lady, Who happeued to be pall• g at the time, received a wound with a hag, but the lady is now pronounced oat of danger. The Wont eon being creftioned as to the carafe of his Davin commit.. tad the ralts ad, made no reply. He appears to be in a osehuadolit Rate, and was remanded to the Compeer, to be tried at tits Al Hume fays. " that money is not, properly f one of the fbbjefts of commerce, but only the want-. mint which' meobave agreed upon to facilitate the exeheage ofotie commodity for another : 11011 e .0f the wheels of trade; 'tie themil which renders the motion of the wheels more fmnoth and eafy." We• know of a Wheel by which this is produced, namely the Lottery Wheel, which goes round on the t4th of July, and by-having an intereil in which I man may obtain thirtf•thouetnd pounds worth of this valuable oil. On Tuefday Nest the State Lottery begins Draw ing. Thirty Thoufaml Pounds mull fall to the lot of Come one. There are only 20,c00 Tickets. Hnamsar and Co. folicit the favours of the Polak on the prefent occafion ; and beg leave to acquaint them, that the demand for Tickets and Shares, at their Offices, has increafed confiderably within theft few days. HOZNSBY and Co. (hared in the prefent year, t Prize of 20,0001. 2 of s,oool. 2 of I,oool and 4 of cool. They were the &ft to fell 2 of se,ogol. Prizes paid on demand, at a 6, Cornhillt Charing Crofs, and St. Margaret' , Hill, Borough. BIRTH. the 6th lnftant, the Lady of John Gain& Efq. of ORR'. ether -place. New Road. of a daaghttr • • . HIGH WATER, AT LONDON liiirlDGE Te-Niolutovr. Yorning - - 31 utr, after 4 Alterebob • ys agnate, aftcr 4 LONDON: Printed and pubbibed by LEVEL KEN'', (of_ terbury-Place. I.3mbetb);at Itraa-Orrier. No. t,cry' fttttL Pabilibe4 alto at k 'raft Omar, Temple Bpi. AUMBiIR 5f677 Vine or C3o,cco THE SMALL] Prizes and few keens Drawing on 'U Only T ' Prise of 30 Coro 3.5c0 20,0c0 Ticirets. 'Fite-drawn licket iIR Regular Dn Tiebets and Shares and by dub . Aseats Ticket Matt •M• BEG I SWIFT and C Nn. It. Poultry. Charing Crofs. arc G Lowry which begin' This Lottery coal above rich lift of C (mall Prizes than an duch.g the Rilk to 1 1 drawn Icktt on the wily Fixed Capital. NEXI ICHARDSC Brokers, Cornet Gate of she King's Ps • Shares.-4 he Sct•em forma .Lattsay yrfAlk: 1 -* I tIA ' • • • • In ' 7en Da wow,. co ever lola two PfiZCI 26.E83. 1 her fold Alfq, No. t 64137, f .100' I. In the latt Lot 16.787. t 1 I.ntferr rn hle }tight'', and 1"n Six' CO St. ckbrokers. 1 6t. Jam , es.drert ; w I.oteLty, to tOmmst.t on the belt terms. and.contains 1110 TC C fcw.Tickets. Ibe z crntly (hared and re No. 3.944 14,4 , 1 - 2 3.7 0 5 2,00 - 0.78 - 54 , 7 2 .7 " 7.lst - I.hsl REEV - PUN REEV 4 of Erdi. , l, burnt Public, that he hat Mr Alderman Nc which he has fitted it an elegant and cc re c wv: i l ni p hoa t er iu ss t o(r.: a ;thx t i i d ecneci c tie i ty, :t at J !Aztec !; , hest Houk, to the genet mend him to the fa dies and Gentiernet attention on his p comfort.--flood Si next door to the H F.LE G TO BE SI A SELECT MINERAL, been in the habit years, and now wii •aricty of Ores of very fine fpeelmet tars of whicii. ak application if by I Truro, Cornwall.. TO ALL that litousE, ( "ppurtenances, c fit uate in tHeyari I : he Divehi,. ground floor, (col fecorld floors, will dairy and cellars So&ton is firm and pleafent vita of the market tot through meh of from Milford to The Country kept within a et broelt• for trout, A 'Ernest me seedirg too Ace For (Aber p: fordwett —Hay, F 'THE rub ts- talons of TI'PRIOE, hive QUEEN and tf by long eve* and Gums. thar They contint INew, No. T. Ci to a Ramp, in II "J. He The Forgery w (late Partner iter-fquare. N. B. 'Mot pokes PA* he aipoung aid u 5 3,