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Marto, price Three GIEMCEE and a Half in boards, illultrated with a very • large Chart of the Ifland,fiveFeet by two; and with outuerous other Plates, A - • NTIENT and MODERN MALTA : contain ing a full and aceur ate Account of the PRESENT STATE of the !Sands of MALTA anti GOZA; the HISTORY of the KNIGHTS Of St. JOHN JiiItUSALEM from their brit Ella blifhinent in Malta till the beginning of the loth Century: alfo, a NA ILLATIVE of the Evetrr:, which attended the CAerna E or theft Manch by the Face/en, and their fubfiquent CONC c UEST by the liectis4 ; and t" Appendix, containing authentic State Papers and other doettnents. • By the Calve r. 1.0 UIS dt. BOIS GELIN, Knight of Maha. - • • • At a time when the Ifland of Malta is the Hafts on which the whole Syftetn Of European Polities is founded, and when it is coo .fidertd as cooltituting Me of the moll important Parts of the an ti& Dominions, and as ferrule.; a barrier tothe ambitious Projects of the Government of France a complete Kittery and Rainiest Anima of that Wand cannot but deeply inrereft every Etighth man. Independently, however, of its fingular political and mili tary Importance, this Wand is not lefs worthy of particular Awn • non, as containing the left organized Inftitution of Chivalry, an Inftitution which has preferred the Spirit of its Formation tince the time of the Holy Wars, and which has diftinguithed itself by its extraordinary Exploits, through fo many Ages, in Deft:ice of the Chrilibut Religion. Priutedfor liticuatto PIIILLIPS, Dili. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black- Mars, and to be had of all Bookleters.. N.B. 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Thb day was publifised, in onit landrearle vamps. crown ihro► price ys 61. rowed, the Third Edition, amlideralsly Unproved, of A NEW ITALIAN GRAMMA R , m Englifh and Italian, on a plan different Ikepa any hitherto publiSM pohldwg out in a clear and concife coat ,the belt Ruh/ and the caftelt method for the araiment of that elegant and harrn- nious Language, equally calculated for the ufe of Schools and Private la/maim By OAETANO RAVI Z Teacher of Languages. This edition contains feveral valuable improvements and addl.. tiotu, particularly Italian Dialogues, which will be found very ufe ful to Travellers—a colledion of the heft fentenees and Canto nettas from Metaltafio, the Flowers of Poetry, chiefly from Dante, Pinup, Taffo, Lorenzo de Medici. &AWE% dec. with Notes—a Syftem of Mythology, &c. Primed for Longlnath Hurfi, Rees and Crete, Paternofter-row. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, a. 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Prize ever fold, was Shared In Three 'Eighths and Ten Siateenths. 'N. B. All orders punaually attended to. TO BE LET, FOR ATERM OF YEARS, And entered upon either at. id:drummer or Michaelmas next, COTON HOUSE—about four milesfrom Rugby. This capital and elegant Manfion, containing every accom modation fer a family of diftinaion, was lady built under thedl raftion of ene of the moil elzlebrated Architeds. It is pleafantly fituated in a Paddock of eighty acres, commands very agreeable profpeds to the South, and is well fheltered by large Plantations to the North—the Pleafure Grounds were laid out by a perfon of ac knowledged talte and the Kitchen Gardens are in excellent order, and well docked with Fruit trees In full bearing An emotive Manor, with any quantity of Laud not exceeding t6o Acre!, may he had, and the Furniture rented with the Houfe, or taken at a fair appralfement. Au exceeding goal Turnpike Road oommunicadng on bosh fides with feveral others adjoins the vendee, For further particular s to Mr. Caldecort, Solicitor, Rigby, or to Mr. l'yudale, Solicitor, Lincoln's-lnn-Fleids. FRANCE. PARIS, APRIL 29. From Turin they write, that his Impertal Majeny, on the 22d infiant, fummoned General Malmo to at tend him at four o'clock in the morning, and that the interview lafted feveral hours. JEROMIS Bonaraera arrived at Lifb',n on the 3d intlant, and intended to let off for Paris on the 6th or 7th of May. The army affembjing in the celebrated plain of Ma- , rengo, will confin of 30,000 fele& men, which are to be reviewed by his Majefty the Emperor. A letter from Madrid, of the 13th ult. inferted in the Leyden Gazelle of the 3d, fays, that the Toulon fleet fink (topped off Carthagena, to be joined by the Carthagena fquadron, but that as the fquadron would not be ready before the expiration of 48 hours, the fleet proceeded on to Cadi;. The accounts of the amount of the French and Spoilt* force, cot . - , refpond with thole which have already been publifh. ed. The Spanifh flips are the Argonaut and St. Ra phael, of 8o guns ; Terrible, and Fenno, of 74 ; Ame. rica, and Efpana, of 64 ; and the Madalena, of 34. The number of Swills troops is 3,280, 1,170 infan try, and the reft artillery. Autt. 30.--BONAPARTE made his public entrance into Turin on the 24th. French Funds 58 f. 3-10 c. Boom:tour, Arius. s.—The convoys bound to our port, come in with the greaten cafe—two have ar rived from Havre within a month, confining of 8o fail. Two divifions of the flotilla, the one from Wend, the other from the Scheldt, fell in with the Englifh, beat, and purfued them. Coen:, MARCH I.—The Ruffian Divifion, under the command of Commodore GREIG, which had fail ed on hearing that the Toulon fleet was at lea, re turned to Corfu on the 27th Feb: and thews no indi cxtism of again failing. - • • • FROM •FITF. DUTCH PAPFRS. Partasto, APRIL to.—Lord NFLSON'S fqnsdroa arrived yefterday in our . moorings. At midnight one of the (hips had communication wi,:t the land, and an Officer came to call up Mr. AcroN. A report got into circulation this morning, that the Tnutn o fleet had failed, and that its dellination was S cily, and that Admiral NxLsoa proceeded with ad (peed in purfuit of it. This evening we are allured that the French fleet is diredlng its cottle for Egypt, and it is laid that fcveral mercantile houfes have re ceived the molt pofitive alcurances to that effed. Tag HAGUR, APRIL 30.---Yetterday morning, , about half-paft 7 o'clock, his Excellency M. Scats ' stscersaisce, with his cottfort and children, arrived here, and immediately took up his refidence in the Palace called the Old Court. At half-pall nine, his Excellency gave audience to various perfons, and re. ceived their congratulations on his acceffiou to the high dignity of Penfionary. At half-pall one, his E. cellency was concluded into the prefence of the Di rellory of State, before whom he took the oath pre. fcribed by the Conflitution—after which the Direc tory of State laid down their pills. This was notified to the public as folloWs— " The Pendant' , of the Batavian Republic, RUTGIR JAtt SCRIMP toes hereby notifies, in that, quality. that he has this day provides:/ly taken the oath prefcsibed by the Collat. tution to tho Prefident of the Direetery at Stite—esid that, purtuanes thereof, after the diffolotion of the Mater, of Stye, the Government of the Datavianßepubtt; is eoaftiteuxl.. Moreover. that M. C. D. HOLTMAN has, by faid renflotsiXy, keen named and appointed Usnetal Secretary of State. • P Draw in the Hive, April so, ator. , • (Sf f aixt) SCHIMMELPENNINCK." T..day, in the Legiflative Afferobly, a letter watt read from the Diredory of State, dated the s9th commttnicating that his Excellency the Penfionary had, at the appointed time, appeared. before them. and taken the prefcribed oath, and that they had af. terwards reftgoed their polls, inviting the Legieativs Body to foliose their 'example, by diffolving their AffeMblY, and to' inti Mate it to the Penfionary by letter. 'the Prefidat of the Legiflative Body having made a tweak (nimble to the Cokmnoccafion, declar. ed, in the , name of the People, the diffolution of the Legiflative Body of the Ilativian Coinmonwealth—. acid that intimation thertof fbOuld be given to the Penfionary. - 704kteetew the Dinklitatique Corps will reeelva an illicit comintinication of the new order of things. Nearly all the confiituted high Colleges here, hays paid their compfhients to the Penfionary. ' *MAY . e.—Extraet of a Better from J. Lou. Bata- Tian Couful at Cadiz, dated April 9 : —" This after. flood tlikToolpp fleet appeared off this Bay, confift ing of '2,1 Wps °fate line, 5 frigates, i corvette , and feveratadelee•boati: Spanifb fqoadron, is re- se ceiving troop on board, and will probably join the • French to-morrow morning.”. By a decree of the Penfionary of the, Republic of yelle r day, the folfotiegappoiptments have b'ee n made ; • Secretary of Foreig n A ff airs, M. VAR DE K GORR. Setretety of War, f:ic. J.'Prmas : and Secretary of Home Affairs, Mr. VAR STRRLIII. M. H. VAN Royals is provifionally charged with the Naval Department. ' HAMBURDH AND GOTTBNI',URGH MAILS. AtESTIIRDASt, APRIL 27.—The fquadron in the Tezel, confiding of five (hips of the line, and two fri gates, is expeded f o ols t0..4d, under the commando( Rear Admiral limiters.. • " GOTTENEURCE, APRIL. a 9 4 Ruffian courier ar rived here yefterday, on hit way to London, in ;weirs days from St. Peteriburgh.• An Englifh meffinger arrived from thence fhortly afterwards a both have crab:liked its the Dorfet packet; Capt. Ham t LTOe. Frouscs, Aran. 13 —The laR accounts from Spain fay, that General Mozsau has vifued thi camps of St. Roche and Algefiras I there is even a. report that he will command the SpaniLls argil OM* is to form the liege of Gibraltar. MALMO, APRit. 4.—Reports, tre are told, are dEs culated in foreign countries, that the epidemic dif: temper' has'again made its appearance here can, however; afert with the utmoft 'certainty, that Malaga,"fince December left year, has continued per redly healthy, rind that not the lealt fymptotie of any infectious diforder his, llnce that time, been obferveL Vittoria, Aran. i.e. - -firer Court Gazette of this day contains the following article, under the head Turkey Very manieir signs of in epidemic dif. temper have made their appearance in the' Peninfula of the Norge, and particularly at Corinth. Whether thediforder be the faint with the yellow fever, is not known with certainty, not to what its origin is to be afcribed flut general falls - on'a Tartar, or courier, lately Tent from COnliantinople to corinth, and Petras, who; however, as the 'Caput!' is now iu a healthy &cc,' Tull have cadet the infettion oti bps pelage on board !time Greek veifels: 'lit the meats time, the molt edit! meafures are takii)g throughout the Morea, both to ''difeover the true nattiri of the difeafe, and to priventits'further progrefs.' ' • H•Novaa, APRIL 17.--The French army in this Eleftotate, will be Rill reloforced by the 19th Regis ment of Infantry, which will be cantoned in Steyer. berg, Liebenau, Holzenau, and Rebourg. We ca pe& berealfo in the months of May and June, eOOO confcripts, for whom quarters bavelten already or dered. The regiments about teimarch to France, are to receive their arrears before their departure. Se veral Hanoverian Officers who had gone to England have returned. HAMIURG H, APRIL I9,—.The Ruffian ambstry to China will make a refidence there of three years.— The Ambafrador Will teceire an annual falary of so,ooo roubles. The expence of the embafy will be defrayed to, the frontiers by Raffia, and thence to Pekin by the Emperor of China ; but during its !ca dence in that country it will be maintained by the Emperor of Raffia. The ember) , intended for Thi bet will alto be exceedingly brilliant and numerous. APRIL a6.—We learn from Berlin, that Sir Gsoa9a Rutesow, who !aft year was carried of pi:Weiner to Paris from the environs of this' city, and who was indebted for his liberation to the intuit.. rence of the Kum of Paussia, has been prefented at Potadam to that Monarch, to whom he came to return thanks. The Pruffian Major General Zas nun, after having had an audience of leave from hie Sovereign, has fet off to difebarge at Peterfburg his million to the EMPIROI of RUSSIA. General WIRT ZINGRRODR, fent by the Empero► to the KING of Num*, has not yet fet out for his Court : it is ever. Paid thut be will kilt pay a viAt to that of Vieaaa -