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This AO wu put:dated, in When; price ig. REPOItTof a MEDICA L COM MITTEE A. on the Cafes of foppoteil SMALL FOX seer VACCINA TION, which occurred in Inliwood'a-itenta, Holborn, in the Months et Atigult and r, zBO4. With as mount of fame fnbkce:t Inoculation. don Printed for i. Hlettley, Ho. le, fleet-Street. Where may be bad HIG ATALOGU F. of the snoft mo dern and approved Medic Hal 800k.,C c orreeted to (Monte, 1104. TO THE LADIES. BAG AZET'S ORIENTAL DEPILATORY, for removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS front the PACE, Egypt, &c. and for improvinr, the COMPLEXION t , la and Turkey, from whence the above preparation was lirß brought Into this country by Lady M. W. M. the Ludic t, who are delicate In the extreme, not to Nita a angle hair to Mamie which they conceive irregular or introfive, make ufe of it at the baths, sad even the MEN freqoently employ it to give uniformity and &me to their muttathim, &c. Thaaladmits which we from time to time pubbilicd of its complete sed permanent kmes never raiding the tlightc ft irritation to thc moot &Remade, Aft e:marinoe the public of its decided fupertority over all other preparations of the fame kind, which have baeb molt of them fpu- Noss attempts to imitate E. To prevent theft impolitions in future, the above is fold by Mrs. laaight, No. 33, Xing 4trcet. Holborn, ex &Oft from Hol =appointuret of the Proprietor, and at no other hot& in Price 3• 6d. the bottle. AM let be portudariy obferved, that each sower is fired in the Psuptistor's band writiog, to Imitate vritieb is a felon. la seder to ammunodue Wan too &Rant for perional ago*. imam, Mar orders by poll, for a tingle Bottle or lorry quantity, be puramity swatted to any part of Town or ntry, qui astWiosislogebeonstssot,oddretrsd to Mrs Xiight.seabove. Cam* awl hedge sodas executed as ufuaL—.An abotemot Mlles Mllin Is ig Battles, and One Gamin two &sem • Sal Mr. Callwell. Dublin ;Mr Baxter, Ediabsuglb; Mrs. Sifter, York; Mr. Eines, Loads; Mr. Clifton. Durham ; Beir Mr. Wooltsar,Egotez t Mr. Mose. Liverpool Mn. Wears. - Mb Mrs. Monism Xath; Mr. Eddowes, Shrewibury ; Mr. Whet. Oloscoacri Mr Wright, Herdonil Mr. Hodges, Sher- Wee ; Mr. litobless, Tunbridge; Mr. Wake). Basigon ; Meat. MAW; • Mr. loam. Menne Mr. OW% SaWbitrl Ddr. MANI. bbilebef ; Mr. livrioney. Binnisgimos s Mr.Coge dell. Weider; Mr. Neweombe.Stansford; Mr. Musty, Boob bootgoos. end Mr. Booby, Harrowgase. THIE 'LABORATORY, No. JS. BEI COVENT GARDEN. THE 'key. WM. BARCLAY's PATENT AN TIBILKNISPILLS, die only Genuine Ones kid at No. gy WSW lbeat,CometOnrden.—An Adverdfernent having appear ed in a P'dille PHabefibtting &at the IPille fold at the Elaborator', 35,,IleithrthareeeMereent Garden, as • The Rev. Was Bar. dies Palma MINIM,' PIM," are of a [parlous nature, the at- Maas el Ntet PAM is 'merited to the Mowing beta :—The DAL W. *ink/. >a Marcholloa, foe a valuable coMkkeadan, agrailto nap ewer "Bowe of his Patent,m4 an Agromest was dfsern vp,MIMML awl "geed intim died ; the Patent woe, in dawned ups" the Gentleman perebaker that lure, =nth the lipotiMalior, or Recipe for nutiting the Pills, say at em der be km at the Etahitratary, No. yy,Bedford-treet, Comm Gerden,awddaere alone. The Pak foldtherehme ever Mee the Ilkberliwelhas bees open. invariably been madecualy moor. , ding to that liplellsedon, and maw are genuine bet Miming tie Public depend we any others keeping or preferrlog dmir vin Ms. Thy lambast lad by Tome of the fir* Pe:fowl. the Ring ism, maw whom are his Grace the Archhilltop of Canterbury. the Lard Bihar of Sidi and Wells, die Lord Map of Ss. MAN Or trz i trat i l es. reseL Bart. Sir Stephen Leihington. Bart. M. P. Mr am. Thomas Ankle, My M. P. Cedl Porc- ISO. M, P. jams Antra, Efq. M.P. Edmund Borion, Efq. Theento , 114. Gans Dian, Efq. (Private Seen- Ei tir of Camaintry), the Rey. Mr. Dim& m the 1; EdWifil Clark, Efq. Claypond EOM' t Willem Swat. Efq. Chymid. to Her Mo. Jelly I Omege BM& wad Sismooda. Ermine, IPrin. algid 011 ores lo his IdeVelfalDernoran Portfmmith ; mod die, Moe ismatetiy has kond t Mkt. all . thofe balefsciai makim relionkg the on Ahem of the Bile, which are Rated in the direVionseememaylog rod bor. The Public are there- Ihre lo *odd anser cautioned 'gale" pmehaing any other, ••Ilardwei POW& dadhillose PM ," than thole made from the ft the Patent, which me to be.haL ea eke]. at the sg liedford-flrest, Cerreot-gerlea, I. ham, V 6 j More Me Poem nay be Ms, as we others will My Wm, edeem maim the ode dekrthed in Bair bias, AMERICA. ARaRIOAN COMMERCE. The following will give an idea of the commercial regrets, and of the relative lituation of America, with the principil European States. The exports from the United Stases, between the is of Odober, t So:, and the 3vh September, 5803, of domellic and foreign produce, were as follow : 21,3 6 9,073 8,2 45P 1 3 5,5 1 34 1 3 4.533.539 3479.73 2 5,301,5 4 8 5, 8 9, 2 . 1 95 305.470 1575,03 3 1 9, 61 5 14.1 0 9 42, 0 25 36,757 34.511 172,495 59,733 1,794,104 335.35 8 35451 Tto agult Wane sad Cando . liftwaq sal her Colonies - Naft snd Weft i.e. Colonies =l:do4fter Colooin . Bremen, ice. • Peeengsi, awl Us Cobden Iftenorft, Norway. sod Wands • Ilesoion imoi IwJ& Weft Indies - =ta : . ilial — n - - AnArlon Poeta In the Adriatic . Ildonocco sad Barbary butes - WI Good Hope - - - - - 10R Indies, generally, not park ulirifed Wolk India, ditto - - Swaps, &no • - - Ma, ditto - - • South dena - - - Illerd&Wait Cosa of Amain - Total Dollars 5 t ,Soop3 Of this turn 13494.072 were foreign produce : 2,714.523 of the experts to Holland; and 3,312,820 of tbok to France, were of this defcription. The exports of domeßic growth or manufaeure, therefore, amount to 42,205.961 dollars, of which England alone imports 11,692,457 ; Scotland 1x474,518; Ireland 2,167,052 ; Guernfey, &c. 315.337 ; being coafiderably more than a third part of the entire. Spain and Portugal united take cnly 5,073,638, or not near an eighth- part. The principal domeftic articles of expert were, 1469,954 lb. of butter ; 1090,1367 lb. of cheefe ; 14680,5461 b. of ham and bacon; 2,051,302 lb. of lard ; 2,079.608 buftrels of Indian corn ; 1,311,853 barrels of our ; 686,145 basely of sheet ; 81,838 tierces of rice ; 37,71a,0;9 lbs . of c otton ; 59,217 lbs. of tallow; and 1,255442 lb. of tallow candles ; to. bacco, manufaeliired, 142,415 lbs. and unmanufac tared, 86,991 hogfheads ; tar, 79,939 barrels; and 61,178 of turpentine; coaches and other carriages (carts to the Weft Indies) 9893 ; and llioes and flip. pars. 26,058 pairs. The fcveral States contribute to the above aggre gate of exports in the following fums : Dollars. Sew Tnet . :018.387 North Carrlins • 912,644 Maltadurreat - 8468.566 New Harnpatire - 494,610 Swami Carolina - 7,S I too , Dela ware . 4 ,.6. 151 Prnayliannia 7.313,•t0 Ve , mon - 1 7 .45 0 Virginia - 7 , 4 14 .3 46 Net., jracy . 11411 • tend 5,2e9 418 Fort.. 4 : 44 ... 1 4 4 . aJ7= a 75 Fort Adarlo - tr , c9,,c Rhode I fland 24 - 4%596 Pie. - ,marktmr sc. 84 C. 50514 41 5 5 5% 5,548,515 1.h.tr04t.:1 , 1 Mars 40,764 *ft woe b Iwo • so sin yid d !ND' 111 II r : • 1 1 Pi th 1 01 s. 2, Si 6 of ( 1 C 141111 YORE. OCI'OBEIR 11. 'MIL. /i SSSSS 011'S anneals TO 7111 Cllll7l MID WMIIIIOIB or Tait 01/011 1111:11/11/. My Mom; White Hain., Oilers, and Warriorsof the Wage Nation, I repeat to you affurances of the fatisfadlion k has given me to receive you here. Betides the labour of loch a journey, the confidence you have (hewn in the honour and friendthip of my countrymen is pecu liarly gratifying; and I hope you have fern that your confidence was juftly placed, that you have found yourfelves, fince you eroded the Mifliffippi, among brothers and friends, with whom you were as fafe as at home. My Children—l fincerely weep with you over the graves of your chiefs and friends, who fell by the hands of their enemies lately defending the Ofage liver. Had they been prifoners, and living, we would have recovered them ; but no Tome can awake the dead. no power undo what is done ; on this fide the where our government has been long eftablifhed, and our authority organized, our friends vifiting us are fafe. We hope it will not be long before our voice will be heard, and our arms relpetted, by thofe who meditate to injure our friends on the other fide of that river ; in the mean time Governor Harrifon will be diretted to take proper meafures to inquire into the circumftances of the tranfaftion, to report them to us for confideration, and for the further meafures they may require. My Children---By the late arrangements with France and Spain, we now take their place as your neighbours, friends, and fathers; and we hope you will have no caufe to regret the change. It is fo long fince our forefathers came from beyond the great river, that we have loft the memory of it. and (tens to have grown out of this laud, as you have done ; never more will you have uccafion to change your fathers. We are all now of one flintily, born in the fame land, and bound to live as brothers, and the ftrangers from beyond the great water arc gone from among us; the Gasar SFItIT has given you erength. and has given us ftreogth; not that we might hurt one another, but to do each other all the good in our power. Our dwellings indeed are very far apart ;but not too far to carry on commerce and ufeful inter courfe. Yon have fors and peltries which we want, and we have clothes and blankets and other ufeful things that you want; let ui employ perceives then in mutually accommodating each other. To begin this on our part, it was neceffary to know what na tions inhabited the great country called Louifiana. which embraces all the waters of the hiliffiffspo and Miffoori. what number of peluies they could Amnia, what qualities and kinds of merchandife they would require. where would be the depofits matt convenient for them, and to make an eta& map of all the wa ters. For this propofe I tent a beloved man, Captain Lewis, one of my houfehold, to learn foniething oldie people with whom we are now united, to let you know we wore your friends, to invite you to come and fee us, and to tell us how we can be ufeful to y nu. I thank you for the readinefs with which you have RP tened to his voice, end for the favour you thewed him in his paffage up the Mifouri. I hope your coin. trymen will favour and pmteet him as far as they ez , tend. On his return we !ball hear what he has ken and learned, and proceed to ellablifh trading honfes where our red brethren (hall think heft, and to ex. change commodities with them on terms with nrhic.h they will be fatisfied. With the fame views I had prepared another party to go up the Red River to its fource, thence to the Course of the Arkanfa, and down to its mouth ; but I will now give orders that they (hall only go a fmall diftance op the Red River this feafon, and return to tell us what they have fern, and that they (hall not fa out for the bead of that river till the enfurng fpring. when you will be at home. and will, I hope, guide and guard them on their journey. I alio pro- pofe the next year to fend another fmall party up the River Kanfas to its fource, thence to the head of the River Faith, and down to its mouth, and thence up the River to the North fide of the Miffouri. For guides along thofe rivers we mutt make arrangements with the nations inhabiting them. My Children—l was lorry to learn that a fchifm had taken place in your nation, and that a part of your people bad withdrawn from the great track, to the Arkanfa river, we will fend an agent to them, and will ufe our bell offices to prevail on them to return, and to live in union with you. We with to make them alfo our friends, and to make that friend. flip. and the weight it may give us with them, ufe-' hal to you and them. We propofe, my Children, immediately to eflab- 1 lint an agent to reticle with you. who will (peak to you our words, and convey yours to us ; who will be the guardian of our peace and friendthip, convey truths from one to the other, diffipate all f;lfehoods which might tend to alienate and divide us, and maintain a good underßanding and friendllsipbetween us—as the diftanre is too great for you to come often and tell us your wants, you will tell them to him on the fpot, and he will convey them to us in writing, to that we 'hail be Cure that they come from yon— through the intervention of fuch an agent. we than hope that our friendthip will for ever be preferved, no wrong will ever be done you by our nation. and we trult that yours will do none to us ; and should ungovernable individuals commit unauthorifed out rage on either fide, let them be duly punifhed ; or, it they efcape, let us make to each other the bell fa fist:alio* the cafe admits, and not let our peace be broken by bad men, for all people have fome bad men among them, whom no laws can retrain. As you have taken fo long a journey to fee your fathers, we with you not to return till you (hall have vifited (..ur country and towns towards the lea toast. This will be new and fatisfatiory to you, and will give you the fame knowledge of the country on this fide of the Miffiffippi, which we are endeavouring to acquire of that on the other fide, by fending trufty perfons to explore them. We propofe to do in your country only what we are defirous you Ibould do in ours ; we will provide accommodations for your journey, for your comfort while engaged in it, and for your teturn in fatety to your own country. carrying with you thole proofs of efteem with which we diltinguilh our friends. and (hall particularly dillinguifh you. On your return, tell your people that I take them all by the hand, that I become their father hereafter, that thcy (hail know our nation only AS friends and belle fattors ; that we have no views upon them but to carry on a commerce ufeful to them and us; to keep 58,;;; '4thenoio peace whit their nrighbnors. that theirchil. .dsan moltiply, may grow up and live a good aid Rite, and their women no longer fear the tosna hawk of any enemy. My Children, there are my words; carry them to your onion, keep them in your memories. and our friendfhip in your hearts; and may the GIZA? Snail' look upon us, and cover us with the mantle of his love. Ti,. JIMILION. At the time the foregoing addrefs was delivered, the Chiefs were prefented with the following inflru. meat of writing on parchment : Clods and women of tie Mize Maass of balm I The Prefident of the United States takes you by the hand, and invites you and an the Nations of Red People, within the territory of the United States, to look up to him as their father and friend, and to rely in full confidence upon his unvaryng difpoft don to lead and protea theta in the paths of peace and harmony, and to cultivate friendfhip with their brothers of the fame colour, and with the citizens of the United States. We have now made the chain of friendflrip bright between us, binding us altogether. For your and our fakes, and for the fake olyour and our children. we mutt prevent it from becoming nifty. So long as the mountains in our land !ball endure, and our rivers Row, fo long may the Red and White People dwelling in it, live in the bonds of brotherhood and friendfhtp. In order that this friendfirip may be perpetual, and to prevent. as far as liable, every caufe which might interrupt it, it is hereby announced and do , claredbthtttthority of the United States , that all belonging landsto you, lying within the territory of the United tee, hall be and remain the property of your Nation, unlefs you !ball voluntarily relinquifh or difpofe of the tame; and all perfons, Citizens of the United States, are hereby Redly forbidden to dißurb you or your Nation. in the quiet poffellioa of the faid lands. The Prefident of the United Sates feuds you by your beloved Chiefs, now prefent, a chain t itrs made of pure *old, which will never raft : and may the Gazer Splits. atGR us in keeping the chain of friend. Gip, of which the golden chain is an emblem, bright for a long fuceefLon of ages. Oleo under my band and tbe W allington, tbe War Office of the Wilted States, of the City this IStik Day of jolt, is the year 004,and oldie bekomeenee of brat seta. Mina) ■. DIAIIIOIIIII. EAST INDIES. FROM THE lICIEUkt T COURSE. FEB. it •.--- Cat.corra, Mann ts.--Ou Monday his Ma jelly's drip Fox, Captain Valium, arrived from Bo lake, whence the failed on the 28th tilt. leaving the Panther croizer, and the Rahimetaw, Trimmer, and Shannon, and Creole in that quarter. The Fox has brought an additional (apply of Engliar papers to the soth (Mabee, and Continental ones to the nth November. Samuel Manefiy, Efq. was preparing to proceed! on the embed', to the Court of Perfia. On Wedodday lag arrived the Mu dot ln., barr ing on board Sulman Aga, the from his Highnefs the Balks of Bagdad to his xcellency the Moil Noble the Governor General of India, As loon as the veffel in the offing was known to be the Mounter, Nicholas Mulkey Smith, Efq. the Ideb mender. and Mires Mehedi Ali Khan, proceeded on board in a bonder boat, to inquire after the Anthaf fador's health, and teannounce their intention of re turning on the following day, with two more gen tlemen, to invite and attend his Excellency on (bore. On the fame day, a zealot of fruits was fent on board for his Excellency the Ambaffador, and for his fuite and the whole crew. The bluzuter was brought to an anchor below the Middle Groun d, a nd Inch a difpofttion was made of the principal ihiPs in the har bour, belonging to the Company and private mer chants, as blight enable them to (elute the Amber fador with the bell effect on his paffage from the (hip to the Ihore. Yefierday Mr. Smith, and Mehedi Ali Khan, accompanied by the Q u arter Matter and and one of the Governor's at de-camps, proceeded on board the Muzuffer, in the balloon tichly orna. mented, to congratulate the Ambaffador on the part of the Governor of Bombay, on his arrival, and to invite and attend his Excellency on (hove. A fepa- 1 rate boat, with French horns and other mutual to- Itruments adapted for the water, attending dole on ' the balloon, to play the whole way to the more. A proper number of bunder boats alto attended to con-' vey loch of the Ambaffador's fake as might be ap- , pointed to land with him ; each boat having a ma rine officer on board, and fo Welted, as that the whole fleet might proceed in regular order, and be fo placed, as to give the bell poffible died es their attendance on the principal boat. At about noon the Ambaffador quitted the Muzuffer, and was fa luted by the (hips in the harbour on his progrefs to wards (bore. The Ambaffador was received on his landing at the Dock Pier by the Secretary to Go. vernment, the Adjutant General, and the Governor's Military Secretary, who were refpedively introduced to his Excellency by the Mehmendar, and under a (alum of feventeen guns from Hornby's battery. The Ambaffador then proceeded in a Rate palankeen pro vided for the purpofe,- and in flow time, through a I beet, compofed of all the troops in the garrifon, from the Dock Pier to the Governor's houfe, pre ceded by the garrifon band playing appropriate tunes, and the troops faluting him as he pilled. The .Ambaffador's palankeen was attended by Chobdars, ace. and the Peons under the luperintendance of Po- lice, Mr. Halliday himfell attending to Ration them in the moll eligible manner. Next to the Ambaffa dot's palankeen, followed the palankeens of the gen tlemen appointed to receive him at the Pier Head, and after thole, the palankeens of the gentlemen who conduded him on attire, and of the Amb.:ffador's awn fuite. On their arrival at the Governor's honk, Mr. Smith and Mehedi Ali Khan introduced the Am balfador, as well as the ptincipal officers of his luite, ,to the Honourable the Governor. At the foot of t he I Ram of the Government Houle, the Ambaffador was received hy the Commanding Officer of the Forces and the Superintendant of Marine, and being handed up (lairs to the Governor, was concluded to a couch at the end of the flare room, richly ornamented and prepared for the porpofe. After the aecullomed complimentary ceremonies had been obferved, and his Excellency introduced to the Recorder, the Ref,- dent a$ Poona, and the General and Field Officer' attending, the Honourable the Governor tendered a carriage to the Ambaffador, as a mark of friendfhip, and for his Excellency's accommodation daring his any at t h e p ie gd e nc T . Can, At. was then intro. dueed i after partaking of which, the Ambafador retired t the Idebomader accroloolioll him to the hotife prepared for his raspiest+ at Sycullah. The Ansbaffador has, we underff and. .expreffed the nunoft fatisfaffion at theliccommodatiovi which bat been provided for his Excellency. A great conconde of people affembled to witnefs the entre= of this diainguilked Amager. LONDON. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER is PRICE OP STOGIES THIS DAT AT OHS (MACE s codas. money, 541--etto. for ow. 54 -0 . 14 " 1 S. Italaad 3 4—Faclaq. Stk. PRICE OF STOCYJ YESTERDAY. Rank Suck 167 India Bow* a. sa. 3 pa. Cast. Rai Ani_i t niti hop. 3 'MOM 561 3pa Ccat. Celia. Sin hw Ava. gt 4 Per C. It* 3 lia Cat. SO _ s per Cat. “T i Col pit Esc\ IMO, sr la AL 5 per COOL 1797 Ombra A ram Loop Am. t 4 e3 •c Emilie Takao di la ladla Stock do Coil Ow cm &Du um. Novara!, 19..5 pa Can. alb. s a . 1 Eaclaagr.Dabßo al Peaks ask 13. A private letter from the Hague, -of the rsth Rates, that General Maassonv, at Ainfterdam. and General Rousseau, at Rotterdam, have had fever.' conferences with the principal Bankers and Ma. chants in thole two cities. The objea of thefe con. ferences has been to obtain a loan of ten millions of florins at Amfterdam, and five millions of florins at Rotterdam, for the Emperor of the French, who, in return, promifes to recal, not his army of foldier but his brigade of Gnflom•houfe Officers, from the Batavian Republic. and to permit the citizens to cootinue their commercial intemnarfe with Ragland. through the medium of centrals, as fence the begin. 'sing of the prefent war. For there fume, amounting to nearly r o loo,ctool. &Iterates offers, as a pledge. the Myer-mines, the falt-wotics, sod the Electoral palaces. domains, and forefts of Hanover, with an lissevell of fix per cent. When the letter went away, the Mt of this military political and financial sego. elation between the Emperor of one nation and the fbbjeas of another Government, his Ally, was pot known; but Scasser as.reasca, who was then at the Hague, had received a Courier from General biaassosr, and intended to let out for Antflerdaea, no doubt to back the intrigues of this General. In addition to this information, and to what we Elated yefierday,concerning the difappoint mint which the capture of the Sparta treafory fttips has cauted in France to Box AAAAA a and his aecoenplice, 'mean add, from the authority of our Hague correfpon dent, that Poch is the want of money in the mock Emperor's mew, that even the pay of the army of England is three months in arrears. seed forte of the intereft due to the State creditors has act bees paid lace the fecond trimeller, Year XI January and April, 1803, whillk others, and thofe ma fa. routed, have obtained the intent due in the fire trimefter, Year Xil. or September and December, 803. This hilt is confirmed by the French papers of the ss th 'and sath inf. They complain loudly in Holland, as well as in Germany, of Bo AAAAA r e bar. big ordered deputations, Princes and Ansbagadoes to Paris, to be prefect at his coronation on the 9th November, when he knew that fuck an event would nut take place fo loon. The espence of all there perfons in France is very great, and draws much money from the neighbouring countries, fuffering from this fwindling trick. It is now reported that the day of his Coronation is, for the fourth time s poßponed to the 6th of next January, or, as the French call it, le Jour des Role; but many drink that not even then the Ufurper will have money enough to produce the eapeafive fpetlacle which he has pro mifed his Parifian and French flares from the pro. vinces. It was laid at the Hague, that Sternum ', su parrot would not return to Paris at an Ambalfa dor—and that, before the ilk of December, be would be proclaimed the Full Mogiflrate of the Batavian Republic; and that the prefent Minifler of the To. reign Department, Vao MR Goss, will fucceed him as an Ambaffador in Fiance. Another treaty of fubfitly and military capitulation, between France and Holland, is talked of. The defris to he made good in left year's budget, of the Batavian Republic, amounts fill to thirty•three millions of florins, or three millions flerling ; an immenfe fum, for a nation not containing much above two millions of perfons! a nation without fufficient territory to procure Cub. fiilence even fur half that number, without the fup port of commerce and manufattures, both now en tirely annihilated by French tyranny, and by Boma oppreffion and extortions. Yeßerday morning, about liven o'clock. the Kiva left Kew for Windfor, and about noon her Majesty and the Ptiactssrs fet off from the Queen's Honk for the fame place. His MAIM Y, on hi% Way to town ens Thorfday, paid a vilit to the Duke Kiss., at Kenlington-palace. Yeflerday his Royal Highnels the Duke of Yost held a Military Levee at tke Mode Guards, at which the feveral Officers commanding the Volunteer Bri gades were prefent. The Chancellor of the Exche quer, and the Secretary at War, had each long an diences with his Royal Highnefs previous to the levee. Earl CaMD{l had yellerday morning a long con ference with Lord Misr itss, at his Lordatip's bosh in the Admiralty. 2 $ par sell wh On del MI and Nal