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We are Sir , SHROPSHIRE. - - ----- THE young Man who has &brewed Itits•Cdf vil~. ovt Notice to !tie Friends, it myosin, reload sOlOolfy so them, by Letter or otherwifr, th.t he lain , wham ha la. I. W. tray naturally conceive the cruel date of folpeoest kb Pa. rents are In, and he Is 2atioray iatreated to refit"' the. ism It. and may thing paR wilt he ovetiooterL MANSiONMOUSE, LONDON, AUGUST 9,1144. A T a MEETING of MERCHANTS and others A A. held here this Day to confider of the molt effeetual means for giving Voluntarily prompt aNtAance to Government with Nock., Drivers( and Carriages, for the purpof: of conveying Troops to-the Army in the event of 'nlv.ifian, The Right Hon. the LORD M AYOR in the Chair. .Refolved, That it appears to this Meeting to be of tht higbeß ampuetance, that Government Would have the molt elfeethit and Iceman means ready prepared and mongol for conveying froops 46 the Army with the greater! expo:enc., in the event of InvaGon. Aed net be compelled at the mennent of neceffity to prefs unpre 'lured Hole and Carriages for that molt elfential Service. , Refaced. That a Voluntary Subleripdon be now opened for teeters, }forret, and Cartilages, to be held at the command of Go. veremeot in the event of Walton. for the Service erpreffed in the preceding Refolution and according to the Plan laid bef o r e this Meeting by the Owelesiffary General lkefolred, That • COSTllMittte be oow appointed for the pupate of moit promptly ead dreamily carrying into cm:anion the Ref..- ladom of tide Monism and for mak* all the aeceirary a mange- Mean r dune thereto; and thartbey ken Power for calling General Metier, of tie '9.thgetibers whew-they may deem it ne. otliary, for efcertaidag the loft or Damage, which the hubfer ben al,ay fo.ado i‘Parir Hark* or Carriage*, and to adtl fuel* Aims .ken to tbiCemeditee at they may Mink' proper. Refolecd, That sk following Deptlonen be the Committee rot attiring the litefelutiotafthli Meeting Into tire& t The Stilfht Hon. 'Jam Perks, Wiliam Box, Efq. Mayor. M. Wood, Efq. Sir joke Eamer,,l4. Maranduke Laagdale, Efq. Sir Charles Price, Balk Samar! Walker, Efq. Clarke, Efq. J. C. Snow, Efq. ter Free, Free, Efq. IVlitam ltrowniag, Efq. Omar Stephea-Hoster,Efq. john Parley Kenflastoa, Efq. "Mr Perelurd. lilchard Lea, Efq. 9aartf srboirp r ui. itany Morino°. VT M. P. q. John Maitland. Efq. M.P. "Wm Stuart, Efq. John Cooke, Efq. litUben Hankey, • 'The Committee. glee netlee that they will attend at the Manion Maelintailp from Ehnen to Three o'Clock, fat thg rupee of re dairies Subfcriptiona of ~Hatfat sad Carriages. and maladies other &furls as dlnidul by the General Meeting. THATCHZD HOUSE TAVERN, • Aural id. Mu. AT a Meeting of-the Nobility. Clergy. and Gentry 41 it the Metropolis and to Nelgithoorhood, Mabee this day. The Right Hot , . Lord HAWKESBURY to the Chair, • A Subfeription was entered into under the following head t We, themdodgems( Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry of the Me tropolis and its Neighb-urbood, confider* it to be the indifpen- Able daty of even loyalfubjed,st thiabnpormnesilis. to forward to the atm& et their powers the esenions of Government in de fence of our Country again& the attenyta of on Inv a din g Fneoiy, dp promife and engage to provide and hold in readdndi for the . 'Mk Stroke ea the Aortdt notice. In the teens ef bream, the somber of Hodes and Carriages, with Driven and Hared% ev- C on o7ofue our repeat./ names. As the prepare *concerns rasps to the Army. and to Apply the Odra - Arend doves with ' and Forage fuel:lan at kaft (or 43 hours, from the time of their being called at. The Nobility. Ckryty, sod 0 cv7, are Wormed that theft sh irriptim Paper era lie for Stoats's., at the Thatched limit Ts. tens, St. jarnees-fhrect. from tea to three o'cloeldally, and that Abe Bodice of their Carriages will nat le required, ha iV , pk end light Madden for hanging nu the Spring& of the Carriages fob oral be provided by Goverrme.-t. 1:NOLIS:1 STATR I.OTrBRY, FOR 1804, MO NS MP AWING Wl§ of THIS MONTH. T HE TICKETS an., Shares for the above Lottery are en Sale at HAZARD. BD RNE. anti 00 . 0 Dace. No. 93, ninths the Royal Eachavge. London, and no wham clic on thdr account. The game estafilks of three Prizes of zo,^o I. three of toivol itree of yooal. Bs of t r ead. eight of cool. &c. &e. The awe& Prize Ls 23i. add the number of Tickets ss,crn. • • Country Orders, accompardetrmith atom fated Ms out 11.midoo, Colt-Othoe Orders, or Oath, In Pared by Coah mks. , rier, palatially attended to ; and Correlp .ndents Rl3, amend on losl4 treated eaully au the fame terms as If merman, prefau. Latent, Pat paid, dole aafwered. and Seheas-s grads in the late Lottery the followiog CApital Prism acre fold in 11.1... re, at their OlLe, viz. No zp.3311, sew:tool. Nw tyjyt, sta,ocol. No. so,ppt. yooaL - ...1140SE carrs L PRIZES, AND FEWER Ticrars. T 1 WCIITT T. 001.% name rains, Tllllll 11/1 TUoUSAND POI.PID I Itlt ti, 7111 tat 7At TRoIDIA 13 tOII rant., Nu noc Id. than Et MONDAY. 1111 7 . soh Of THIN MONTH, BEGINS DitAMINO r rH E C RAND STATE LOTTERY, with eon tan [Mame notaireaw'sf CAPI TAI. PRIZES co es flan member a( Tanta. dna Bargainer Lawry. scum. Yalu% of each. £2OOlO sopuo s.on rpm ICO No. of Prise& 3 a *0 40 Si r'n.7 , Ticket' Total Valne. .CV3 14,000 Coco COW 003 1.001) I{l ,003 2 , 0,000 Part ottlte Capitals Mir deemed:ma as ender: • Flrft-dratro tr►te Deft Dity t,cco Phit4trawn 'T /tett &writ!' Der IC.OOO Ftrlt-Oraern Ticket Figl Dar so oco firtt-drawar Ticket Nett Day c rooo Tidwell and Skates ea Car- *tatty I iceered Loewy Mee. - • - £ l 7 1 9 0 P 1.1.. . . 49 601 F . Jgbth . • - f a 7 6 Qvarter 4 14 0 1 Stateetth - - - I 4 0 lir;fCnt Price Ticket THZ GENUINE PREPARATION OF DR. NORRIS'S .THIS- celebrated /tIEI) , ICINE kta Ilaral the tell of near ball a Century. yet frdh proof. of Its foperior Uttey arr nisk.rierwed. la Fevers of all Ws. ks repetulon I. Indubitably Lve in :h... Black and Velow Putrid fo deftcodliva in hit Soil in e,miplainta produced Altana and taltdOll6../- (I.) tit, tit: of a (.• In 'he • trims Tr-dc) It Lovii c kenttaly. toe its h oa r°, pia -idea Ito Illn Rhettmat.fm, Korey. Afthms. (:ooftimrttons. Como .ttes of the li:ontact; and :!rev, la, and it, co. dial dr.:la In Si &cr.% of arc. Re. f.e a Bowl of Coe t. dellvertel rani+ at the Maur's book, bu. 250. latw.r Brook ltrtet, where the 1,. .1117 lords, 21* can oily 114: had. and urea, (or etportat on ore eltameti Sad iti frnAlke Ltottks by MrlTrs. Ba.:on and Co No. tin, 0 afot:.-flret.t. and other app,loted Vt.ndcrs. Try ( re a hrit, of thefc Props h. rine petitioned theintroduAino of Counternete It he,twe a duty to the Pubic to ward tht m aselolt fo yn-fs in utloa tartana to the char: ace of a lolohtine vol.cale shines ticty .414..1 intermit.. Asa itlejgC et, 51:, :a...time a creeficee. Noted, ;.), ti,. PrPprict •a.i. at 'rail I avt.(lc; n. rads dale, tit: an crgravit g can 14 cons• Norris 'sets et, Crant;:en to it•C by fans' 01 the Canasta/gown, will siwo ag s4 a. the Swap. • VICTUALLING °MCI, ate, 74304. THE CoMMISS + , ERs for VICTUALLING HIS megisrrs NArr .4 beady give waive, That en WWsegay the Lath of September nest, they will be wady t, receive Tendery I n writing (leided op). ;DS treat with inch Pe , familia will undertake to fupply all fuels qu ineldes of CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRP, Vr.A RWICKSHiKR. tad GLOUCESTER SHIRR C,HRESS, er :bade of equal seedneh; And of ROSH CORK (Second , ) IarTER. or OM* getter of equal :omitted , . at Lan borequired for His Molopea ViatnaWng ferrite from that day to the 30th dopsontam, aPS. Incluam To be delivered from time to time, p dianandad, tats the Vietual. ling Stores at Depefiwi, Pawning& sod Plymouth, attire Coe-' trader's expenee; to be warrantal to keep soodasd found for the fpeee of Sr menthe from the relpeCtive periods of delivery; and to be paid fur by ills payable with isacreft sandy days after date. The Conditions of the Contest% easy be ken et the Secretary's one e , at this Oftet. or by applying to Mr. John leillionts, Dna (terrine, the Agent for the Vklualkag at Cock. No retard will Se Lod to airy Toorilor u ipiddi the pries "rag fa is iblbried rot ~.e lot 4Kr4 , w sits jolt &Arend • the Dearer before Oar idea or rib Ail WooloribityN. rit4 q Seibessies wait, ear ask); de Per* leo mike *4. Toren.. /MI 'Petit* ON hi Iraq, atm& to avow, w 4.. esemifor. VICTUALLING- oinc s, A l i f f 3 g. THE COMMISSIONERS for PICTUALaiIf, His MAY JISTrs NAVY, I. hivoiyiiirsiffes. That on Wedndday the 3d of °dohser nest, they will be Sidi to receive Tenders lo wrislug Healed up) and mut for feleh pow tides of IRISH BEEF sod PORK, in Half-Puncheons, Tierces, tad Barrels. so Bull be equal, in the surooste, to SIX THOU ' SAND TIERCES of the former, end NINE THOUSAND TIERCES of the latter ; to be of the b:lt quality; to be eared hi' the Wising feafoo ; to be delivered into We Makers Vidnalliwg Stores at the Fort of, spodon—woe-thlr4 part thereof by the tilde/ January, a further ene-tbird part thereof by the, end of February.' and the remaining, one-titind part thereof by the end of Match, 11105; sod to ts paid far by Bilk payable with intereft ninety days after dats...-N. B. No 'Fender for a Ids quaotky than Five Han dred Tiereerof each fpeetes will be sdnutted. The Conditions of the Comma 'nay be fees at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by Whin; to Mr. Diniderville, the Agent forth.: Vi.ou.long. at Cork ; to the Calcdtor of file Majeity's Caftans at Liineekk, WWI, Newry, and Waterford; sod to the Pat-Mafteeklenarat at Dublin, refpedtivety. Na re:4lrd 'will it &al to wry Trak, L irhia W pier fist! ,at it issfirolia «rola a* lAgther 4.0411 lea I Aiwa M fie Sara fore Or o'C4s4 •• SIN fail Wedaffig the 31e Woks. matt, ow ow* ,Be Palm .of., at Teak:, ee fw. l'erfas es hi, May. Is took tt ..f err gams reap, AAST INDIA H OO S S.STV I32, 111°4 ' THE GOURT of DIRECTORS of ao LWPtID COMPANY MERCHANTS j EIVG. GAND.treArg b the £44T-INDIES,s6 ifttby give edict, Thtt they and be ready to receive Pretence* in ' , tricky, at any rime on or before Wedoefday the s9th of September neat, from any perfon who may be willing to let to freight Ships of 1003 Tons and apwantb, "'ow in India, for the laid Company's (crake, to bring home a Cargo tenor China, and afterwards to be espied for a number of Voyages (not exceeding low) in proportion to the age of each flip reipedively. The Court of Directors do hereby further glee notice, That they will be ready to receive Propofils in writing, so or before Wedneday the ittth of September nest, for thy hire for e further manlier of Voyages of fork Ships of two 'Voss and op. wards, which have performed their coeuraeted musiber et Vogues in the company's Venice. The Tenders, with t►e wordy " Ship Fender," on the cover, to be feserally Veiled up and icft with the Secretary, on or before twelve o'clock it noon, on the above clay, beyond which hour out any Tender will he received. _ _ WILLIAM RAMS.ir,Setretery. .The panlool vs of the terse sod conditions on which the Ships will be engaged in the Company' , ferviee, Joey be fee% upon appli • e. on to Mr James Oman, Clerk to the Committee of dhipping, on or after Mond.y the ayth infant. P' RKIN's PATENT METALLIC TRACTORS. F ROM the Ttacra which Nye occAlionally been puhliflied by the COMMITTEE of the PER KIN lAN IN• STITUTION, te has been difeovered that the PAThNE ME TALLIC TRACTORS aft upon true GALVANIC •PRINCI . PLI , S ; and front Men :Ming experiment. which had only the retie of rue, ring hunsasity in view, they have been en.bkd to *feed tin. lachd s filch complaints as have heretofore nbca, pub 'lilted to the World, that they It..ve cieetuolly enrol fume este. of propty ; one In particular, the Hydro Thorax, to Dropfy in the OWL which had been of tour flooding, and atter the patient hod had the advantage of the brit medical *alliance, without any re tkf. Pally has ago been relieved iu a remarkable manner. Two fin:lilt/sr cafes are ripened from the Par Mode at Chen . = The Patent Metallic Teodoro are fold by appointment of the Potonea, (only) by F. Smith. Chemill, 29, Haymarket, at Five Guineas the Sal. including Bunks of Cafes. ADVOWSONS IN filohllitSXTStlißli. TO BE. SOLD BY AUCTION, At Old Down Inn, near Welk, on Satnr,lay the ?di of September next. at two o'clock in the afternoon preachy, THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON o f t h e RECTORY at HOL(X)Sd BE, in the County of SOMER. SET ; ddiant about 9 miles from Wells, and 'a front Bath. The Papetual Atirosvfnn of the itedosy of BRIMP In the f.dd County, of the annual value at t got and upwards. The pre,ent Incumbent ahnut 3so. The Parini is emoted in a pleafant patrol the County. wi inn a few tetiles of Wood. _.„ Flee perpetual Advowfon of the Valuable Vicarage of DOM, TING, In the (aid County; enmprifing the Chap/hies of Stoke. Lane, Raft Cranmote. Weft Cranmore. and Downhead, with a good Vicarage Hunks, Garden, and convent, nt Meet. in good re. pair ; ',wadi of 103 Aercs of Glebe, together with a Manor thereto Wasting, of the annual value of dint. The pedant In cutaSent upwards of C. A good Turnpike Road tons through the Parith, which is pkafantly hunted two miles from Shepton Mallet, (even from Wells, and feventeen front bath. f or ',tine ily. apply to )amts Murrell, Rh. Oxford ; err to Mari lirearrip and AlJliar. WcW, bOaberiet• Aspen 23,11a5. VALE OF GLAMORGAN. TWO GOOD HOIISES to b e L e t immedi Ately ; A one niche frnaß neat Marktt and PoR Town of Cowbridge, where there are good School., and thieugh which the Mail Coach pales daily from London, Bath, and arlltot. . It is de tached, illone-built, tiled, and Litho& and moil of the windows command a good view of the muntry. It cattails of a good din ing-mom, drawing roam, as bed-rooms and atfe-rooms, a large kitchen, pantry, breardarnafe, and laundry, and there am grates, two Piet ailiffes, and tune ether articles of furniture ; a flit*, coach houfe. two walled gardens and an orchard a•iluining the hour:. and fume lands may be had if wanted —:rent 361. ; lowly occupied by S. Rlehanifon, L(q. Tbc other is Called CatCri.fridTi. detached in the country, about three miles from liridgend Market yd Poft Town, and abort half a mile Irnm the mouth of Ogmore River mad MOW hannel, where the ihnre Is randy, and delightful for bathing, riding, or walking. There Is ago d dining and a drawing-room, and • fiall breakieft•rnent, from whence the fee mrfP be ken, and there n a tumult near it that command, a fine view of the Chan nel and of the Country, with the Market Town and femoral vil lages. There an, four bed-rooms sad fetvante-rouemoted a large ki:chen, with a brewing furnace, owing, grates, and tome otbcr furniture, with a couch.houle, liable, walled garden, and a grata pia• light hook, and more land easy be Ind; Lately held by Os- Aural Hoddleftun; met al. t.e•trn (petit paid) to fFrattlain, Efq. near CowbriOss. win be ariw,r.Al, but a •irw i. recommended. Prowirion. anJ Coal an. gold orniniodasse, sod dm: I. good Igslog aad Colt water at ash OK& Your molt o'iedlent Savants, MlCenzie,ltigby and Co. Adam Neil Win. Harrifun ar.d Co. Clark and NVlnto& Ream and Co. John Sowell Rlvers,-Canipbelli and Co. A. C. Crookihank Heilion and Hunter awes H...reer Thomas Smith oho Bait Sere Edgar, Lyon and Co. Wilful. Sablick, Hebert, and ilabity Bums. &meter. and Markin Stephen Judaic Edw-rd Conelly G. and W. Dickton Wyc, Gran:lett, and Co. Wm. Brown and Co. Caarrustaw, ULTSIIIII. Tortola, June ad, 1804. 1:1 HAVE received your LETTER this mcroing an atiseelni your intention to prcfent roe with a Swoao, as a Tealmony oldie Sattsfadtion which my condodt during my nation ' M Trinidad has given you. It is with great pleafrre dot I accept this flattering mark of your edam, which is the . MOT aceeptotak ar coming from the Members of a Colony in whoa welfare I foci royfelf fo panicdocy hatereitcd. ' I have the honour to be, OtNTLIMeIf, Your atoll °beton Servant, E. H. COLUMBINE. • To the Merchant' of Trinidad. ROMAN CEMEN T. THIS CEMENT, or MORTAR, is perfealy Water. Proof, said is highly %ireful (or building Docks,Wharti, Erlftes. Locks, Tanks, Drains, Mill llaccsAriu, and every (pecks of brick and Itone-work, intended to refill or contain water, ar. dust *lrks, beer, and other liquids. It will *Minsk! the a.ftion of the tiko-.4t gives encomiums ftavuith to btiek.work, and forms the hada and matt STONE-LIKE STUCCO known in • ale country. Manuradored by Poker and Co. Bank .fide, London. Tlds day was pahlithed, price 5.. A N IMPROVED METHOD o f CURING A . 1 . STRICTURES the URETHRA with /Call Pomo. Sy THOMAS WHATELY, Mamba at the Royal Colkge al Surgeons. LOll4OB r Pliated for J. Johofoa, Sc. Paul's Ch urc h yard ; J Hatebatd.liaaikika to lace Ma/ear. Piccadilly ; sod J. Lallow, Crown. Court, Soho. la a few days will be publillied, In two large Volumes, O.Ravo, Printed for J. Joimmou, St. Paul's Chureb-yard, MEMOIRS of the LIFE of GILBERT WAKE FIELD, B. A. written by bindilf. A New Edition Cat. reeled by the Author, with Holes sad a coathwation to the time of his Death, by the Editors. To which Is robjolncd an Appeadis of Original Letters and P open. • This day was publidwd, dvo. Prkce 3s. 6d. 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To which L fulsjoincd, a Journey from Cape Town to Blettenborg's Bay. By ()gorge Sempla. Croon Bro. 4 - s. 6d. ay. An Baty Introduttion to Moot. Widnes French Grammar; I. two fepsrate Booka-111.8cholar's Book; ed.lnftruetref... Book. By 'Rana Merry, Author of an futrododioa to the Gram r. Beek book, bound in red, sr. Alfo.the hell 3 Volumes don Abridgment of the Tranfadtions of the Royal Society of London. Falitid by Dee: ha Horton. Dr. George Shaw s and Or Richard Pearfon. 'Fhis Wo k is cootimoi monthly. is Parts. peke tea. 6d. cook, four us win form • Voltime. A very few curies are fhpubly primed an P e royal papermitis Grit imprelsons of the plateg s price sig. eats/ Part A Prafradlos may be born the PiddllktMi FR/In-CE. PARIS, Aupusr sy The following is an extraft of at letter from 030. logne, 'by a IpeCtator of the Fete of Aug. 16 : " The Emperor having reviewed the camps of Boulogne. Vintereux. and Ambleteufe,returned front tithing thole of Dunkirk and arenJ, to difiribnte to the army at large the Eagles of the Legion of ft v nour. He had cholen the fete of St. Napoleon for this ceremony, and which in future was to be ob. ferved as the anniverfary for the fete of the order, but it was the army Cie: was to afford the pomp necelfarr to the prefent ceremony. ► " To give an idea of it, it is neceffary to Words thole who are firangers to Boulogne, that its port is formed by the opening of a fmall river, which tra verses th: Downs, or !mall elevations of land, which increaling from time to time, have at length be come real mountains ; covered with hatteries, they now'brtak the force of the lea, and defend the port againd the enemy. At the bottom the city is roofed like an amphitheatre, crowned with rampsrts and a chateau. This brilliant afpeCt has increafed upon Me barriers of the feta ; to the left by the forts deli - lent and Mufuire, and to the right by the wonefeti fort, and th tt cf La Troche, which is partly in the water, - the fummita of the Downs covered..with cams, the ba-racks of Chreau, Boologne, Vimereui, and Ambletenfe,coMplete the richnefs of:this mainjficent picture. The EaMperor's barrack being tel advance of the camp tothe rit, room was left to chafe the fituation of the befides, nature feemed to point' out the fpot in prifeAtins the form of abofom,proper to coded loom:women in one point of view. " The outline tiff the &notion exhibited the fors of an antique Thiettne, whole natural . and feini-cir. cular gradations appeared from the natural kite of the ground. Tweet,- columns of infantry, with fixty men in front, upon Sr indeterminate height, were to rept dent the fpeCtitors ; the intervals of the columns rcyrefented asonitea, while the cavalry crowned the whole in a point of view referohltng the boxes of the' ancient theatres. The area which remained open was for the movements nee:Miry in the ceremony, for the Staff, and the Godards .af ill the Legionsriss who were to take the oath of allegiance. This area, which feemed to contain too() fquare feet, had in its centre the' Emperor's; throne, on each fide of which were his own b •df guard and the military mofic.— The throne wac harmed by an elevation in the ancient talk, fuch as was used by the Cwfars in the Roman camps, when they h tr,mgord the troops, an,i Inch as have been want:pitted to us in the ancient medals as. ‘. A fqu3re platform, 16 f:et by 8. was furroond ad by ilandaids and colours mounted with eagles of gold. In the centre. upon two lig% was placed the " ancient feat of Dagobert, sad f r the caeopy of this ' throne a trophy of arms, enamored 4 colours, en figns, and ilautdards, taken at Mmrtenot. Areok, kivoli, Cafliglione. les Pyuamids, Aboukir, Maren go, &c. &c. In the middle of this group was the a. m oar of the Eledors of Hanover, and the commit of the whole decorated with an immenfe crown of •goldlen laurel leaves, over which the tails of Several of the Eniigps of the Mamelukes were made to wave. Prince Jofeph was placed near the throne the Wuxi ' oers and Martha's of the E m pi re , the A dmirals, the Great Officers of the Empire,Colonels Generals; &c. &hind the throne were the Captains of each curps of the army, holding a dreaming flag and before it the Grand Chancellor of the Order. Jpon the Sixteenth Ilep that lcd to the throne, were the Aids-de Camp, reeeivi..g and tranfrnitting the Emperor's orders, and lower flill the Legionaries already decorated. Two trophies acre alto formed out of the llasiderds taken in war. " The maths of hocour borne by the Adjutant- General 3 were place! in th e ca lq ue , and buoiders of the Contlable Du G icfclym and the Bayards. !ha% Pays the relator, Peen the officers and fiddlers kits there martial relique, alit a religious emotion, laying, .1 am going to receive the reward of velour. in the now depofited armour of the mod loyal warriors. In ages to come, that of Bonaparte will be the ornament of Tome tenure fete.' " All there preparations had been made in the Em peror's abfence, in fpite of thole winds and rain Which ditiinguifh the northern coal! of France. The K nitters and the Martha!s conceived the grand manes of this fete; tl.e details were left to the Generals and Officers, while me intelligent and zealous foldiery ex ecuted them according to their orders. No idea can be farmed of the refult of this harmony and unity of prod-will ; and how far emulation had out dripped interen in the rapidity and precittun of their performance, &c. " On the itSth, at Jay-break; the brilliant prem. of all ceremonies at which Bonaparte preGJes, viz. a difeharge of artiilery, diLleated the congre gated drids. A difcharge alfo trona all the forts auntrun -cd the foe. At nine, the zee w as beaten in All the camps. The 21 mv advanced in en- how to occupy the 'pace allltted them. Thi• 1710110- ment was executed with that order and ptecilion ex clufively attached to all military mnyemcnt4. " At noun, the Emperor appe ited, anJ mounted the elevation cot- aruncd for his hat.ing.te. He now became the iJUI VI 11): %%hole corps. g.knce was the be l ezpreiG.m of cunt on. A roll of the drums an. nnuoccd the eommeAecment of the (...remony. The Grand Chancellnr petntoun,:ecl a 411:ctotr•e; soother n! the do um then demattdengattent•ttn, the voice of tl , e Empetrf was heard prttnet'uneing the oaih,ana a hundred thouland viwes immediately repeatiog it, A - lb IVIIOrd h. the heAlth of the I.:sperm, twenty A