Star. — London, England, 1802-03-17 00:00:00

, . T . . ' . . . . ~ ...r" - * • . 41 11 ".., 1 : • l ,v ir li • -.., t . ./ 0 S) ( , ~. \ t 1 lil . I • . S i „ S I :S k v • 1 ; .-..i i-•.' f .. •; l • . IV r • ' '..o . -- • - ' .:"' - 1 , • . '.l , !?,Itiel 7,0 4 .. ' ... - ?,: t •iA.: - - , V yie"' X I irEnNEsaitiVAßCfr 17 , WS ILthiBER 4160 3 CPPJCE-SIX‘PENCL THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. FIVE II UN,DRED GUINEAS RWARD. TOMORROW EVENING, March 18, lks, whitebait, Mara 9, am • a stair Usjettla Savants will perform the Code Operas/ WHEREAS it has been humbly reprefented THE DUENNA. to the King, that In the Night of the 4th Whitt, the p o o Jerome, Mr. SUETT; Ferdinand, Mr. KELLY; Houk of Mr. F. Taylor, of New 'Melton, Taillike (the moo* Mr. DIONUM; Carlos, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Cada la the Beak of hides. R. C. Bradley 'and Co) was Ifaac Madam, Mr. DOWTON; burgh:hay Broken Open by tome Petionsmhb after fccurins 'Lew, Mr. WEWITZER ; Father Paul, Mr. !ULMER. the faid Mr. Taylor, by tying him in Bed, obtained by Threats. Clara, Mrs. BILLINGTON, the Keys of the Bank and of brie of the Iran Chdts, Role there- Whofrom Orb, Bonk of England Netts, and Country Bank Notes, win introduce a Bravura Song. with as Obligate Ames madmen: on the Violin, by Mr. Waten mi., compered by eldaydtofe of the Eat Riding Bank, to a coonnerable Amount, --• the Prot qt t ii the fald Mars. R. C. Bradley and Co. Want. Loma, Mils DE CAMP; 1 His , for the better apprehending sod bringing 10 Margaret, (the Daum), MD POPE. j Jake the ons concerned in the Burglary abovementioned, To width will be added the Puce a 1 is hereby Seated to promife his molt gradate Pardon to any THE ANATOMIST. Oas of them (except the Patois who era broke open and Oa Saturday will be revised, in Five Ms, the Winter's entered the hid Dwelling Houk) who lhall &fewer Ms Or Tale, by Shandpeare, with New Same, Dram, and Decera• their Accomplice or Accomplices therein, fo that he, the, or dom. Padka, by a Young Lady, being her Irk memos they may be apprehended ma convidted thereof. el err Stage. And u a fonther Ea grown, a Reward of Pm How nava Omits*. Is hereby dread to say Palms or Pafass fuels Difeovery as aforefald. (exempt as is bdore es ea herb' WOG time Carvillkkie artily Ors a Mats et laws, by R. C. *tOAMXIf, Erg. and Co. To 14417 siti.Lcurrk liEtAideitio; leak vio's.' S I POCKETING MANUFACTUEL, *olio AS to, or have already' embarked is Spinning their own . Ifirne by Machin MESS eI h jOsgPs and Vitt.t.taut Dasssut are making Machinery for Spinning Hemp, Flu, and Tow Yarn, upon the meet improved /41w, and we 'mei working in the three kingdomailoy Gentlemen favouring than with their commands, they will engage them to anforet the belt of ; ai rports. Likewile Wetted Machinery upon an improved - Later. addrefred to them at their Maattradoey. Water lane, Leeds. Yoricthire, (pelt paid) will he duly wended to, and orders mated as espedas as poll/ble, MONEY READV TO ADV, A LL Perfons in the Poffeffion of Incomes, ari l. IL lien from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leafebold Mates, in Lander Haute., Money in the Fonds, Rent Charges, Mar riage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Annnitiss,Patent Plums, Chdreli Livings, or any others:era& Income for Life, may bo Complied with temporary ur pennant:at Sums of Money to any manna, by paying an adequate Annuity intereit for the rams, rodismonhia any dose at &tit own option. The• Nobility and Gentry of known property may be accom- Modals/ on their perfonal fccarity, Eftatcs Purveyed, and fold by Public or Private Contract. Perronel applicatiors will be received every day till two o'clock, and letters from (,'txrerpontients in town or country, (pat paid) will be inimedLtily anfwerfd, addreifed to Marts. Harris and Co. at their Annuity Bank, No. 5, Grrat Suffolk !treat, Cbaring-cruk THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-CAW:IEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, March zs, 1802, wia be prefented the new Oak Opera of THE CABINET. The Principal Marsden by BRAHAM, MUNDEN. FAWCETT. EMERY, BLANCHARD, SIMMONS, KING, And HILL. Tb lIE In Two dial Lou, purfuant to an order of Ma Majeltfs Court of Exchequer at Weltmlnfter, In a Cade, 4. added Hull Watfon, before Ant. Morstr, Efq. Deputy to his Mjefty's Iternernbrancer of the faid:Court, at his . . WA MATTOCKS, Mrs.dTiCINS, Mrs. K JOHNSTON, And Signora STORACK To which will be added the farce of THE SPOIL'D CHILD. Little Pickle, Mrs. MILLS. Tau, Mr. KNIGHT. On Saturday, the Dowea - Clara, Mrs. Worm and Carlos, Mr. Brahan: With le Farce of Hanel Thieves. This day was pointed, price is. AN APPEAL to Experience and Common Stag:, by, a Camparifoo of the prefect with former Pe riods. Printed for J. Hatthard. Piccadilly; Melba. Riving tow. St. Paul's Church-yard and Mara. Richardkons, Royal Exchange. Of whom may be had, prim as. 6d. On the probable Weeks of the Peace, with refred to the Commercial interefts of Great Britain. Bong a brief Exami nation of fame prevalmt Opinions. riEw pociacr ENCYCLOPEDTA. This Day was publithed. in Si: (mail Vobuttes, ?Ace Eighteen ShMinp In Boards. One Guinea bound and let tered, and One Pound lour Shillinp handiontely bound, beautifully printed with a type of peculiar neattkrfa. on a fa- refine wove Paper, to co= ice. with the Ilingrapidal, Geographical, and Englifh APOCKET ENCYCLOPADIA ; or Library: of Cenral Knowledge, being a Didinnary of Am,. Sciences, and Polite Literature, compils4 (scan tlw bell As tiorides, by E. A. KENDAL Printed tor W. Peacock and Sting, Saliiburrdgnare, Fkrt ttrct ; J. rueceffor to E. Newbery, owner of St. tears Church - yard ; and J. Wa l lis, No. t 6, Ludgate-direct. PPRKINS's PATENT TRACrOttll: ' I ANEN FIRE NEW WORK, containing about AN hOOO Cures, on the Hewn Body sod cm Urea, will be publilhed, nimt week. The Proprieton oI the Tniaote be- I.g entitkii to this, gratis, they are retneited to apply for it to the Pumice, w Leicetteattnare.—Scld to othrin at the law rim of as. by J. Johnfon, St. Paul's Chureh-yard.—Enquire for " Perkins's s cw Work en the Imams, In Red Covert."— Theft cafes are more important than any hithcrto "we eunnennic.ited by refreitibk dander' in the Clerical and Medical Pridellans, many of whom hive been amens the bite malts "(the Treace'. - N. B. The Triaors Ire tull as Whil, at Five Gaines, the Set, by B. I). Perkins, of Leicefter.rquare, and Frederic Saudi, "Mend& in tip. tlay market, London. TAMS DORSALIS, AND ME DIStASES SEMINAL. FUNCTIONS, &c. ' Prattleaf El Lys and Remarka on the TahrsPortalit. TI;, day wa.publime 1. Pricesi in large OIL to, boned in Dna. da, the Sewed Edition, vifth very condole:able add- _ . 6.m, of I I)RACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on; A eat (pecks of Confumption incident to Youth, And the 1 t ir or efFacnt ;4t.iges of Life, called Tabus I) ; with an account of the autism ' and cure of did 1 I tit munftriting its baneful MAI on the fine* f ej the .I:.imAl F.amomv, inelmling the Difeafc• wiling therchan; 1 el;),-cially the Nervous Arrophit, the Exnaclitils, and the Ihn;fis,or Conhancrionist gemnral. With Wants at CareS oc wring in the Anthor'a Preetice during the Esit, totiter.a Ytlrs 'Ey MST. JOHN NEALE, (Fellow of the Royal Acaty of Surgery, in Pads: of the thriver Sty of Leyden; and Surgeon, la London, formerly barium Maks to the Fifth Regiment 01. 1 a(antri i and the Royal Hared, at Oath:tot.) Sub' by J. Water, No. 44, Purr:softer-row ; J. Ridgeway, Yarn-ftrect, St. lama Moore; and at No. 38, Corner of Ora lt-Ilreto, &,ho. _ .... .. . . Fora Particular areomet oftbe stature and utility of the above Work. the Rcader. ate ref eyrot to the Ilhairfpinali Literiirr. led *lsola Slagilioe I . or ;me; 48?7, from ply tt6,tn tat. MARRIAGE and SOCIAL HAPPINESS. How muddy Men, to all appearance. in the prime 4 life, wbo hoc not yet arrived to the age it Ws years. are rendered mif.rable to, tb•;sufdves, and acids to the greet chain of Society. which Wet IsaQ ether brought en dusisives, . by the force of hod rumple, are gives up to a keret vice; the coofequence Is, that their mind as wdl • as bay t. debilitated; to !bete the Newt's Cgelbal is serum- • mewled, and for Which Dr. &O&M obtained his . Majcity's Latin Patent; It will prntetli diens from the . Ininuitice of eld age, sod a mamba dirobititits. MUNK &entwining "- Sodium el ecideldnigiiik, bow oast, Ai tistre it both fete., that are detected from miming into the married Aunt by in - firesides which eldielW7 forbids tbeln to difolore I and dank are oat a few, who being_ ilk ? cu l l:cried, aft idtdered pogo. fable for want eithofe tender co of =Steal Sate, IFI lit • Inblth *pinch in this bate is at eery premien,. '• The vice etbswe alletled to cairn lo women ireephority.poirts in .• be , beck and doe% irrikeries.Wets, lora of oppetite r &a. In men, _._ i r =' me b ile ta licrve" e f= i •'—- - - - •- - A WORD OP ADyICK sorivalbl,M ft Ws beet MIAMI ,- THE night& which the Ant moult/TIC Dines, 4 14ediest. RIM Europe ear ' rhodium, I ' ` 'irk.lsYisul by the lac ?lianas Spit sso av, No. ty, 44 1 lait in gd egruln- tar° ' lbdtti'rtillolik Wog. through kitties of fucedsful recommends .. mired Medicine dons segolrod.pprdtslady in Nervous, Sembutie, Gouty, and .g , . thintaterreKomd to Ilheumanc* Cipmpfaints, readers it so fucumbenc duty of the a d le demi, byThis Mei- 1 prefeht Prepriegais to prom& the heath of the Poblic, 'to the _. which mold pollibly I wawa of their 'Sower, by caulks* them whit( the richt& Werth& Wail and reward: let s rporioussompoition ; a Bee of condo& they are induced Gentlemen heedering an Mines : to sOopt from a fensiman of geadtude m well as a fen& of their weaad . partiesiody meaTara the ; own perfpoal rights . This Modidne is only prepared at the M'C befeeethe Altai cf ' DX/tad:try' as Above, 'Mil taeh Bettie is accompanied 'With a nee *khedive Abe Syf- •Llit if Ca fes, an ample NA of Medians, and the Author's et to telegadons 04 the . Treadle en Diet, Gout, &e. By pientlillon of the Conniff ' _. (loners of the Stamp-011te, a Ramp,, printed in black ink, is ' and WYOUS CORDIAL }Bald to ads bottle, witt the wads, " Spilibury and Co. ,No. 9. Albion-. 7 biers gi. zy, Sibagtearer alto o By the King's Patent," on the mss- ,in Kodles r Bonk, Bilf, andlerapper, that the Posehsfer may be convinced AK* sad Co. (Ate ! eking &Riled with genuine Medicine, which Is fold in ' i Tun, . ' ;1. : bottles Wye. and al. as each, duty inelnded tin Lemke, by F. '- - - - -*reit irtils Dicey and &moo. Wray, Barclay, Howard and 1 IVenoils 1 bles Chfog sod Butler. E. Newbery , & co% B ay kl. B a k m, i . ig• gir a s dril,' Ttntle, Wade, Swingy. Plans and Cockle; In the •••• . ••• * - -.- -- . - . , .• . . • foreogkeigly by auk, No. Op, sod H. planta r 116 7 4 • ••- • • • VALUABLE ESTATE, in the SOUTH of SCOTLAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY Ma. SMITH, At Gummy's; on Vircdndday, April re, at 11, by order of tbeSpecs of Mr. J. Kirkpatrick, merchant, CONHEATH ESTATE, containing 4o t Scots Acres, lying =taped; a confidcrable part excellent Land for the molt advantageous fyiteni of Norfolk lapdog, in a beau tiful mtuautie crtuation,g miles. from Ihunfries, in the South of Scotland, opening to theSolway Firth, the Liverpool and Lan. calter Markets, on the border of the River Nith, navigable for Mips of son tuns, la front of the Estate, which is fubdividal iota 4 Farms, with barns, barn-boufesi and out-buildings; let to Meir. htKier Stagg, Swan, and Papa, with an ancient Man- Cuts Houk, lige girders, orchard, and outbuildings; In the occupation of Cape. Bahtngton ; let al rents highly improvable, amounting to per ann. The ERate forms a very Bearable retreat, Well timbered, utd abounds with game, in a refpetta ble and s food reads in various diredlons,—May be vlewod with leave the Tenants, and particulars had, ten dayspreviess t. r l be Sale, of the Printers of the Dumbieland tigow journals, Edinburgh Advertifer and Herald, Wilk Journal, Liverpool Advenifer, and Piloted: and Manehtifter thsette ; , Mr. %a, Sallpisor. WWI; ;fir. Orred, Solicitor, Liverpool ; imd 011ebrilt, Writers to the Signet, Edinburgh; allradwre, &Kelton. gantialnP , . as OarriWires ; and of Mr. , The las s igri Ce;:l i ggat LI; by the islt Preheats and Malk 'tad nuy tif relied at in &log Ifial in mon eakm of tigrvova coal has beat fin of lestvd. • 191 the hidings al bean. the midge preparodem,is the Idea& 4% be geld to Dr. Brahma, mad is bat .• To tliofe 11,1 sad Gent of Matrimony. the D.4°!.._,_"%ik Botanical Syrup, War t° •"` c " - )Iymcn, who are In the Amaneft tc. I not being =tit* foam& or - The BOTANICAL SYRUP to ix had at the Donoes Rionk, from the Levezian Mittman. 11 at tl. 'hr.-4 Is. 6d.—sad fa bd Ba'tn), No, tso.-Osfortl44.2tl Newbery, corntgZi s i s r.r= xchange; Mr.a an , l by aloft BooWellai-je tainting& • - Chambers in the Exchequer Office, is the Inner Temple, London, on Monday the 3d day of May next, at eleven of the clock in the forenoon, EVERAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, fitnate in Great Yarmouth, in the County of Norfolk, and Burl b Cattle, in the County of Suffolk, viz. Lot g. Confining of a Freehold Malt-honfe, Offices, and Delidings, Stuate in or near a Common Lane or Row in Yar tnouth afordald, called the Ceoge Row, let to Sir Edward Lacon, Kin, tenant at will, at the yearly rent of tsi. Lot a. Confining of a Freehold Capital Merunge or Mention Honk, Stable, Buildings, and Gardens, containing, by eitima don, 3 ACrelt and 38 Perehes,.callei Bo Gardens, fituate in j Burgh Cattle, in the County of Suff olk —AS O, a Freehold Piece of Marik Ground, e.,Ued the Permit, contiguous to the fain Manfmn Houle and Gardens, the whole of which Mel ; Stages, Gardens, Lands, and Pretnifee, arc let to William ' Herman, tenant at will, at Illle yearly rent of-23L Particular+ whereof may be had (grads) at the Chambers of the Paid Abel Moyfer, Efq. in the fail Exchequer Office ; Mr. Watfon, Yarmouth, Solicitor ; Mr. Steward, of the fame plate, ; Solleitor; and of Mr. Henry Maddock, Solldtor, No. 8, Lin ' Gabes Inn New•lquare, Lonchni. IPING, MAX MIDHURST, SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SMITH. At earraway's, on Wednefday, April 14, at 11 o'clock, ASeleel and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE and COPYHOI.D of INHERI LANCE, with a conve nient Family Houle, or Flouting Scat, in a *dant romantic part of the coniatty,aboundlng with game,near the Fos Hounds and auiiers, at !ping, S miles from Petersileni, t 6 then Oodal min, 30 from London, and 2 from Aditiburit, in the county of Sulks. The limits contains a upper moms.s lofty bed•chant ,bers, dreffing raom, dining and breakfaftours Rudy and fishable tikes, with fine water, extenftve cafure parl ours , itaibbetp'ivints, and a fine trout Bream runningby the fide at'artaplot lawn, 3 kitchen gardens with lofty walls and 'time fruit trees, farm aid coach yards, 4 Rail liable, born and outbuildings in rod repair, and a quantity of rids arable and meadow land, containing together upwards of t 3 MOP, within 'a ring fence, and ornamented with flourillibig Strube and tim ber trees in full perfedifortobe viewed to lays previous to the Salo, when particulars may be had of blabs. Loadas and Piglet, Srikibes, GI-4N Inn-fnuare, and of Mr. Smith, No. 6s Bread-filen ; Oro at the Swan Inn, Chichefter g Anchor, lipbook ; Dolphin, Peterstield; and at Cutaway's. CAPITAL. ESTAT,E,near AS EIBUItS,STAF FORDS HIRE. • TO BF. MAXI BY ATiCrION.....ey Mr. SMITH. A Garsway's, on Wednefday;Aprft i 4, at f 1 O'CIOCk, in a Lot, I A Large and valbable FREEHOLD ESTATE, ' A . A. ioospritaag 100 acres of rich old melded Failure' and Meadow Land. conveniently fubdivided into (even Sheep anti Dairy Farms,in the raid' of.filuocr, with a valuable allotment of Common asijuining. so tulles from Leek and' Uttoseter, and ! 3 from Addams; its the county bf Stafford, panrythe free, and the restander'at a lo* modtts,with (bitable farm-hooks, barns, and olst-buildints; let to refponlllle tenants, who& leaks are i one year gpeapired. at old bnproveabie rent. of 7801 per ann. exelnfive pf sou acres of common Land, to he added to this ' Eltate by as Ate of Inckfure..=To be viewed ao days previous 'to the Side, and PAr''ficklats had of the Printers of the Binning ham Casette and Chronicle; Coventry and Derby Mercury ; Sabian Journal; Staffordihire Advertifer. and Shrewfbory Cbrinicle; at Gan-away's. and of Mr. Smith, No. Sz. Broad ' fired: NEW FOREIGN GARDEN SEEDS. 1. TWO New CUCUMBERS, viz. 1. The True A LEVANT, which products its fine fruit between one and two feet long. For exqUilite flavour, firm folidity, innocent nature,•and heatateoui form, it has no competitor. i. The New EGYPTIAN, not fo large as the former, but equally delicious, yet every way very different NNFOLIAN ASPARAGUS, defcribed by Guthrie's Geographical Grammar, P. SOB, 4th edition. The buds are as large as 6 or 8 of the common fort, and the talk far fuperior. 3. NEW ItAI.IAN PURPLE BROCOLL Its chief head is 6or 8 inches broad. Its numerous lateral branches give fine heads of the common fist, fo that feveral bundles may be cut from one plant. It has the richeft Savour potable, and its beauty when on table muff be feen to he conceived. 4. NEW SPANISH COSS LETTUCE, grows a foot and a half high, and two feet round, Is exquifitely white and erifp, the fweeteft of any Lettuce known, and almolt all heart. y. MALTA COLLIFLOWER, grows a full foot broad, and its delicacy Is as fuperior as its Ilse. 6. ANTWERP CEI.ERY, grows three feet high, and 6 or 8 inches round, and Rands molt eminently .liftinguiiked for its very rich talk. j. NORTH AMERICAN KALE. Is uninjured by the feTilreft fkoft, gives the molt delicious winter greens, boils as green as the fpringing grafs, and Is tweet as afparagus itfrif. 8. AFRICAN ENDIVE. Is (suet as a fununer lettuce, and for whitenefs, crifpnefs, and to there is no other fstb failed in nature. The plants are often as large as middling Cabbages. 9. 'lle NEW BARBARY ONION. Grays twice as large as the Spanilh, is beautifully formed, delicately white, and as mild as 31) apple. Each of there is in Packets at as 6d. es:h, and fold at CROCKER's, St. Alban'sattreet, Pall-MaIL No Credit.— I Pay Penne. leXtivdE. PARIS, MARCH [Z. THE AMIGRANTS. FOVCILE, 14INIftTEIL OF GEIBERAL POLICE, TO THE PREFECT OF TOURS. I have pointed out to you, Citizen Prefeet, in I feveral letters, the condna you ought to adopt re lative to the pet lons fufpeeted of emigration. I have frequently recommended to you to be revere in the vigilance you ought to exercife with refpea to them, to remind them that their condition in the Republic depends upon the wifdom or imprudence of their behaviour : Let them be well aware that the good will of their fellow citizens is to them a neceitary condition of the good will of the govern ment. I have made you-feel the neceflity of not permitting, with refpea to them, any aet of par tiality, of imbecility of favour, which might af ' ford them the dangerous temptation of departing from the paths of modelly, and of forgetting tee I duties that gratitude and their oaths impofe upon them. Thefe fucceffive recommendations, far from being a rigour, are frefh benefits, for their objea is to preferve thole fulpeaed of emigration, from the dangers to which they would expiate themfelves, by deceiving themfelves with refpeEt to their fituation, and the views of government. My intrusions upon this objea have always Veen fufficiently precife to render it unneceftary for me to add any thing at prefent ; but it is proved it is not ufelefs to repeat them. I remind you then, Citizen Prefea, that you are refponfible to thole under ydur adminiaration, for every fatal event of which a culpable complaifance for any one futpea ed of emigration may be the carafe or the pretext. You are rcfpon fi ble for aU meafures of feverity which yotbforce me to adopt towards Tome taped ed of emigration who are under your foperin tendance. It depends upon you to guarantee to them the fruits of the generofity of government, or to expofe them to new misfortunes—maintain with firnmets' the rigour of the laws relating to them. Mare protation, fafety, and peace to all who prove, by• their condo& that they have a feeling of their real fituation. Point out to me all thole who, abufed by a falfe hope of impunity, (hall eau& either trouble or uneafinefs. Fot bet not that all thole tufpeCted of emigration who have been crated, continue to be under our fuperintendance, as well as thole whole cafe has not been decided, but 'whole return has been authorifed. (Signed) fOUCHR. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. RATISSOII, MARCH I.—This day a communi cation was made to the Diet of the following ex trait of a difpatch from the Miniller for Foreign -Affairs at Paris, to Cieiren BACHEx, French Charge d'Affaires at the General Diet of the Ger -mann Etnpire. Peals ) Fss. r3.—Citizen I think it incumbent upon me to give you an official information of the refttlts of the fitting of an extraordinary Confulta of the principal Citizens of the Cifalpine Republic at Lyons. The Treaty nt Luneville had confe. crated the exifience of this Republicybut the men tion there made of it was rather an allufion to its approaching exiftetice, than an aCtual declaration of its eftabldhment. The Cilia!pine Republic, oc copiedlucceffively, and withqut any interval, by the French and Imperial armies, had not yet been able to govern herself. It was the duty or tFe French Government, after having, by the fuccefs of its arms, effeeted the freedom of that c9untry, and having made all the Powers of the Continent recognize its independence, to call it to perform the Era obligations which that fituation inipofcs upon every people anxious to enjoy it. The pub lic voice in Italy, and the folemn reprefentation:of the Provifional Authorities, had, in different cir cumftancee acquainted the Firft Conf u l th at t h e general confidence which this people placed in him, was fuch that they were unaninaoully damns of receiving from him both the benefit of a definitive conflitution, and that of the firft choice of their magiftrates. The Firl Confid was anxious that the willies of that nation fhould be accomplifhed in a manner conliftent with the principles of their in dependence. He affembled the principal citizen, and colleCled their opinions and fuffrages ; and from thofe opinions and thofe foil - rages refulted the conftitution and the choice of the magillrates by whom they are to be governed. The govern ment of the Republic felt that the tranquillity of Europe was conneeted with that of each of the States which. compote it. After devoting all its efforts to the termination of the war by which it was fo long ravaged, it wilhes that the influence of its widow fhould extinguith, amidft all the na tions within the fphere of its alliance, every prin ciple of diftridt, uncertainty, and agitation. The molt enlightened citizens of the Italian Republic, refleilting upon the variety of elements which mutt enter into the general aggregate, eafily perfuaded the whole of their fellow citizens that rivallhip', pretenfions, and peipetual feuds, if hot harmo.. nixed by an afctndancy foreign, and particular!?r fuperior to all the paltons to which they mtia, give birth, could not fail to prodoe diforderi hcient to dcitroy the trangnillitY of Icily, and, even to difturb the repofe of all Europe. Ftillf impreffed with the juftice of tltele fentiments, they thought it incumbent upon theM to reprefent to the Firti Coati!, that their country, in the firft moments of hi organization, fhould be aired of the maintenance of her independence, enlightened with refpea to the dangers infeparable from the commencement of her political career, and wifely direfted in the choice of the means by which the may fucceed in preferving herfelf againft any at tack which may be made uponher external I.:eeri ly, atsd the confolidition of the inftltutions the has eftablilhed. Such, Citizen, are the minks of an Extraordinary Confulta of the Italian Repub lic at Lyons. t requeft you will communicate to the government to which you are accredited, the notihcation which I have the honour to tranfrnit to you refpedling them. I have no doubt that In this event it will fce only a new proof of the de fire which inceffantly animates the Government of the Republic, of confolidating, by all the means in its power, the general tranquillity of Europe, and of giving a permanent guarantee to the ues which =ilea its different States. (Signed) CH. MAU. T3I.LEYRAND. PETVRSBURCH, FEE. s.—The firri trial of the vaccine inoculation in this empire was made lalt year at MOICOW, during the coronation of the Erb peror, on a child named Prttorr. Her Majefty. the Emprcfs Dowager", has given to this child the furname of Vaccrxws, and has befides placed at intereVor it a certain capital, which it will enjoy on coming to a (Lite of majority. ITALr. ROME, Ft a. 14.—N0 perfon is yet acquainted with the contents of th - : Concordat concluded with the French Republic except the Cardinals, who have made a folemn promife not to divulge it. It is, however, generally believed, that it contains con ditions advantageous to the Catholic Religion in France, and fuch as could trot have been hdped for during the Revolution. Circutnllances favourably to the Roman Church have likewife arifen in the new Italian Republic. NETHERLANDS. BRUSSELS, MULCH 6.—lf we may rely on pri vate letters from Amiens, it appears, that in the Definitive Treaty of Peace, which is on the point of being concluded, changes will be made in feveral of the articles of the Preliminaries figned at Lon don, which changes will be introduced for the ad vantage of the Contraaing Parties, and with thkir abfolute confent. However this may be; it is re marked that Marquis Co It Imam. s, the Britith Ple. nipotentiary, has, within there few days, had ano ther private conference with the Chevalier d'Azza ▪A, the Spanilh Plenipotentiary. The exterior ac tivity of the negotiations Rill continues the fame, as it the frequency of communications by extra ordinary couriers between Amiens, Paris, and London. MARCH B.—The conferences between the Pleni potentiaries are carried on with the greaten fecrecy ; nothing tranipires, though there are many reports, but they are merely reports, and fcarcely at all to be relied on. Among there, one is, that there are great disputes refpeaing Malta, which cannot yet be adjutted. Ail the convents, both of men and women, that (lilt remain in the 'mixed Belgic Departments on the left bank of the Dine, will in a lbort time be cliffolved. -