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111•11•11MMIMMINImmillmm ..: 4. 1. - I, .‘ ' ,4 • • ;" ."'k...."7 f• -. N•kit_k_l( . ... j - . . ) , \ l_ .... ' : •i • A - r b *"..—, 14..... r .... Ale p , .. , ... •• * (} ' 1 4 —'..: ' : " ' s `4. .--- _. f• et.drt• 0 ....i4.t..,.1.4:,!,1 .... ...... . NUMBER 5 156 1 EXEMPTION FROM DePTT ON DIVIDENDS. HIS MAJESTY's COMMISSIONERS f or t h e AFFAIRS of TAXES, hereby give Notice, That all Per- Cans claiming exemptions from the Duty upon Property, in refped of the I) vidends of Stock ftandng in the Books of the Bank of Fog:and, or the Smith Sea Company, on the behalf of Foreigner', are required to make their claims to fuch exemption before the Conannelioners for thc (pedal porpofes of thc Ads, and that all Each claims mutt be made Ia writing, and delivered at the Office for raze, in Sornerfet Place, directed to the Secretary for the Ar ta:. of 'fixes. '[he foam on which fuch claims are to be made, loc had at thc laid Office, on application there, or to any in :tar or Surr yor of Taxes. By O,Jer of the Boarels M. *INTER. Cot for Tales, Jrly 2IS, 1805. THE ONLY LOTTERY TO BE DRAWN THIS YEAR BEWNS SEPTEMBER 30, 1805. SCHEME. 3 Prises of C2/,'XIO are k 60.010 3 zo,ooo 30,300 1 5 000 150300 4 2.0.:00 8,000 6 —s, xi 6,000 so 5)..0 5,c00 3 3 a co 3,000 6o 50 3,c00 4,5 00 ..- 20 ...m. 90,000 -.ores Faft.drawn Mantel so cock 44) 30,0ce .—.-- entitled to 3 7,619 Benefits t7.58t Blanks 5...... m. .... :si.oo Tickets. 4 WACO The FUR-drawn Ticket. sth of Ctoooo Ditto - - rib Day sox* llizto - • 7 1 k ( Z uk. co M Are part of the above TICKETS an.l SHARES are on Sala at all the LICENSED LOTTERY OFrICILL Price of a Ticket 419 3 0 Half - 9 Is o 1 Eighth - o 9 6 Quart-. - 4a 0 1 Sixteenth - r 5 o No. 2447. a Prise or 3o,coei, . 2 , 43 8 . Limo 1,220 - 1000 27,749 • 2000 16.639 a 1000 :3401 - toe* slot 76 - Soo TH E Hn!ders of the abLve CAPITAL PRIZES, fold and fluted at BISITs, in the Lottery jolt finifhed, may =ire their Money by applying at either No. 4. C.ORSHILL, or o, CHARIN'O-CROSS. 'When 'Fidel and Slur, a for the I.ottery which begins drawing the jab of September, art felling in great variety, and of the fed luaing Agents: Murray and Co. Edinburgh Thoneon, Manel , eiter Rodtord, HMI Etherintton, Roehefter liough, Gloueefter Mills, Portfmouth. . _ --- I,EP. LEWES. This day were publilhed.in her isandfome volumes, foolfcap Bvo. Price t6s. In boards, MEMOIRS of the late CHARLES LEE LEW i S, Comedlan—containing Anecdotes, Hillmical and Biographical, of the ENGLISH. SCO fTISH, and IRISH SrAt; ES, during a period of forty van. Watrrsv as HIMULF, and publifhed by his Son, JOHN LLB LEWES, Esq Printed for RICIARD PIFILLI Ps, No. 6, Bridge Brett Blackfriars HT whom Will fpeedily he pnblillhed, Mratotas of the Lira of Foort, Efq. with a colledion of his Don MOti, chicly origina!,by CHARLES Coosa, Elq. BOTANY BAY This day was In titre volumes. fool ieap odavo, price t 31.6 d. in hoards. A VOYAGE ROUND t h e WORLD, in the rars 18:4, tBat, tgoa, t!O3, and 1804 2 in which the Au thor vifitm: the princloal Blinds in the Pacific Ccean,and the Eng- G Settlailents of PORTIACKSON, and NORFOLK ISLANt and realtalcight months m tYI'AHEITE. Ineluding accounts of the prefent State of Sochty, and of the Progtefs of Civilisation hccr the Voyages of Cooke: and an impartial narrative of the pro et-din;:s of the Atiflionarics in the Society Illands. to the latter end of the year 18.3; together with a variety of particuLni never twt,re giv:n to the Public, relative to the Settlements in NEW SOUTH WALES, drawn up nn the fpot in 12.04. By JOHN TURNBULL. ?rioted for RICIthaD PRILLI Pi, No. 6,l:fridge-that, Blackfriars, and to be had of all Bookfcllers. Of whom may be had, a His roar and Dent PTION of the ?KAI° of S r. H . drawn up by a Gentleman long refident *min one volume, price 6s. in boards. To the Pii)PRIETORS of CIRCULATING LIBRARIES. THE attention of the PROPRIETORS of CULATING LIBRARIES, is particularly called to the arrangement of the MONTHLY PUBLICATION of VOY. AG. S and TRAVELS,Is which their convenience and Microns have been cfpecially cemfulted. Estry Volume of bz balfscrown Numbers of this work contains fermi new and original Voyages and Travels, each paged dif timßly, with feparare titles and cntents; and, fufceptible of being hound by itfelf fo that as this Monthly Publication cord-ins en thely, or in Atte itt, every New and Interelting book of Voyages and fusels, tl-e Proprietor of every Circulating Library• is enabled to add to hi, Stork of Voyages and Travels, feveral new ones (very half year, by binding, for fepairste circulation, the fcveral oonpkt e works contained in ;his Monthly Publication ; or, in colter words, he may add to his Library, at the net price of Bi tten Millings, as many new Voyages and Traveh as would Ai tken° have cnft him Bye or ten pounds. Tu illuftrate this pofition I: may be Bated that the fiat volume of the Monthly Collation of V.,yagss and Travels, contains the following New Works : a. t'alig's Travels in [aria and Dalmatia. 1. Kviner'S f rave 4 in Denmark, Sweden, &c. Ste. 3. hitcnaut's Travels in North America, and 4An 1 6w-rag from London to Cualtaotinople. etch of which may be Nomd and circulated feptratdy. Analyfes of three New Engll VoTion awl Travels, hkewife fufeeptible of a feparate binding. Bridgr-itreet, June so, 180. S. MOTHER Brs NIFDICAL DICTIONARY. ANEW EDITION, being the Si xt h. C orre ft e d, Erlarece., and greatly Improved, is now in the Prefs. 'lbis Minim will he Illultrated with NEW PLATES—the oh :ells chnfen with more care, and the engravings executed with treater %It ; and will be publithed in quarto, in Four Pan;—that LA . ::: being pa:fa:red to a riblication in NumSers . !.c Wt•tk will form two large Volumes in quarto. ....he Firtt l'art may be expeCted in November n, xt,and the fue cce,",og oitzs bilf-y early. The Praprictors have fpared neither pains nor expend: in im ;ratdig On, New Edition as much as polfible„ Thr work life If 641 iteod the tea of tune, five dirge editions having been fold in a li.:le m-r • ••nin twenty years; but the declining health of Dr. Z l .:ScrSy aad of his fucceifor, Dr. Wallis. presirmed them front !,.:,.. du-: attention to the numerous improvements in the ilit •.•:. r hruches of the fcience which are continually attradting 4 " .r..e‘..l;ioni r's notice; awl, tut a careful resit's' of the lliwtsoi.a. rr • ' "sotto 'Oar el nceeffity to he added and omitted. fu many , • .• t •;.,•d nio.bli,:ations ot former opinions had occurred, that r. se. , smo t e ce cone a new WORM. Th e very great labour thet t , Seen esul loved io rendering it a COMPLETE VIEW of ''''! ) :-MA 0 PINONS awl MODERN PRACTICE. in every 1 = ll "I the ;rufk (non, will, the Proprietors trust, engage gene , 1 ,• rtsmio., ~.id Lame general approbatina. .t0....-,n : l't ie.e.l tor J Jamhes, W. J. and J. Riehardfon, J • ' ,• r. '.... Wi:'...., and 4 . ltobinfon, Scotch:id sod Lettermen, J • ''at. C..: kid: and al;rtin, Veruor and IL tol Wynne:Awl ' ...:e. (: R, silky, Layout', Hoeft; Rces.and Orme, Cidell a ... , e,e4, L.ekit.gton, *lieu and Coe lit. Pielliipe,le J. I.ivensatt. THURSDAY, AUGUST t, Mr. HAYLRrs BALLADE. This day were poldilised. Embeilifbed with feve rs ' Copper Plates, deigned andeograved by Mr. BLAZE, hi am elegant Volume, Condi OdtaVo, price 6s. In hoards, L" A LLADS f oun d e d nn ORIG INAL and CUR l- OUS ANECDO rES relating to the Sagacity and Inftindt of ANIMALS. and eakulatad to excite Sentiments of Regard towards the Brute Creation. By WILL JAM HAYLEY, Efq. Printed for itreumth PalLi.tea, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black. friars, and to belt.d of all Sooltfellers. PRESENT BrAl'E OP FRANCE. This day was publifhed, price 3s. 6d. AL FAITHFUL Account of the prefent STATE of FRANCE, and of the FRENCH PEOPLE unit r the Defpotifm of BONAPARTE; containing Authentic Particutars and Anecdotes of the Government--the Military —the P,,lice— the Laws—the Public Amufentents of Paris—the Manners,Urefs, and Domenic Sotiety—the late Coronation—the Pope and Reli. gioi—the Legion of Honour-..Tradc and Manufadurefv—the War with England-46c Engla in France —the Bourbons-4M Price of the Neeeffarita of Life, &e.dte.dee. By an ENGLISH GENTICMAN, Who efcaped from France in the Month of May. Printed for Rrcuaao Pigtactrs. Bridgesitreet,Blackfrian ; and to be bad of all Bookfellera. This day WAS publilhed, price sox. 6d. in boards. 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View. of the Progrers of Society,Man. ners, and the hue Arts, from the D.,wn of Literature in Modern Europe to the Clore of the konrteeuth Century, with Charaiters of the principal Perfin.ages in the Courts of Edward the Third and Richard the Second. By WILLIAM GOUWIN. Printed for RICHA it n Nut. la rs, No. 6, Bridg ftrect, Blackfriars; and to be had of all Bo o kfel t ws. Of whom may ha had, by the f ats Author, r. FLE CT WOO D, or the New Man of leelirig, in truce volumes, Price ris. in boards. Jolt publifhed. a. Tut Ersgyiamt. or Refleellerts on Education, Manners, and Literature, in a Serials of Way:, Price 93. 3. Cuss WILLIAMS. a Novel, the Third Edition, in Three VOIIIIIIM Price i 3s. 6d. in Boards. 4. AN ENVLIt If conccrniu POLITICAL 51/ 4T!C t i and its In fluence on Morals and Hapyinefri, the 'llurd Edition, in 'Two Volumes, Oaavo, Price sill. in Boards. CHING'S PATENT WORM-DESTROYI . 4C LOZENGES have been for fevenl years proved finnlarly eiScaclous at this feafon, in removing the numerous complaims oceafionedby the fucceilive changes of the weather in oar arisble climate; and as opening Phyrie on all occafions, it is fuperior to every other Medicine. The publ;c are particularly requefted to obferve. that. in eonfe quence of a fpurious compofition having been impolcd on the pub lic as Ching's Patent Worm Lozenges, each Hoz and Packet of the genuine Medicine have the name of Ching and Butler, No 4, Cheaplide, engraved on the Ramp, by order of the Hon. Commif lioncrs, to imitate which is felony. Sold wholefale at ChM; And Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfule; and retail by molt Medicine Venders in every town. in boxes at 211. 94. and ss. 6d. each. SECOND EDITION. Thia day war puhlahed, price sa.• f L ETTER to the NOBLEMEN and GENTLE MFN who compered the DEPUTATION from the CA THOLICS of IR P.I.AN D. on th‘SUBJECT oi their MISSION. From the Hon. HENRY AUGUSTUS DILLON, Member for the County of Mayo. Publiftted by J. Budd, at the Crown and Mitre, Pall Mall. 01 wheat may be had, juft publithed, Confiderationa for and wind a South-American Expedition, price at. On the 6th of Auguft will be publiffied. In One Volume Royal quarto, price 21. 2e. boards. g• 'THE RURAL ARCHITECT; confiding of L various Deigns for Country Buildings; to be accom panied with G-ound Plans, Eltimatts, and thlcriptions. By JOSEPH GANDY, Arcititcd, A. R. A. raizictrat CONTZN TS. Cottages of the molt Lnipie form and ecoustimleil cordtruaion— Houle of BufluelA, or 0 ffice-Dairies—i•A Mill•-. Group of thirteen Cott ges. ilengord for the turighbourhond of a ManufaEtory— Oardener's Cottage..-Bath --.Several doable Cottagas--Cottages fur three, four, and five !amines—Ornamental Cottages--Pian of a Manufaelory and Work-fhopt—Omups of Cottages, deigned upon a principle of exciting emulation and rewarding meritorious exertion--Habitatinn for an Overfeer of Labourers—tiable, Dairy. and Grazing Farms—An Inn—Villas and (mall Country Dweffings.—Entrance-gates—Single and double Lodges, dcc. tcc. Ac.—A Rural Innitute, or National Eitaiblithraeln, for the ad vancement of Agnculture, on Mr. Mari:hail's plan. London 3 Primed for J. Harding, No. 36, St. janmes- &rat. Where may be had by the fame eutbpr MAIMS for Cottages, Cottage-Farms, Hutrance-Gtes, ice. eto. prix. 21. as. • TO WHITESMITHS, IRONMONGERS, BRAZIERS, &e. A Very eligible Situation. Reading, B er k s , will be SOLD by AUCTION. in the month of September next, (if not previoully difpofed of by Private Cootraet, of which notice will be given) the extremely well Ahmed and very convenient Free hold Dwelling-houfe am, Prentifea, together with the genuine and well feiceted Stock in 'Trade. Working Took, and spher Effceta of Mr. W. Jennings, Whitcfmith,lroomonaer, ate. London-lireet, Reading, Beilts, retiring from an improving and eaterdive butinefs of forty rats cultivation. For particulars, or to treat by Private Chatraa, apply to Mr. Jennings, on the Yrenitles, (lf by letter, r 4 pad.) - PORT OF BARNSTAPLE. BY ORDER OF fHE HONOURABLE COMMISSIONERS OF HIS MAJI STY's CUSTOMS. On Monday the sth day of Augult. tSos, by Ten o'Cloek in the Forenoon, will be expired to Public Sale, at the Golden Lieu Inn, in Ilarnflaple. 'I'HE UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS, viz. 'Ptivate tlfe only, Gailions Brandy. lit Ditto Geneva. For Public or Private We, 390 Callous Rum. i 4 Ditto Portugal Wine. 530 tbs. Pepper. For Esportation..—One fmall nos Playing Cards. The above Goods will be put up in Mull Lot(for the accom modation of Purch Lac and may be viewed and tatted two days previous tO the Sa:e.hy applying at this Office. EGH..M PARK, SURREY. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SMITH. On the Preludes, ou Tuefday, Augult the 6th, and the. following Day, at Twelve o'Cluck„ ALL the Valuable, Genuine. and Genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNI PURE, fume PAINTINGS and PRINTS, a Patent Mangle, Dairy Uteals, Garden Frames and Lights, a Calt-iron Roller, a Dung Cart, a capital Beam and Scales, a Bean Mill, feveral dozen of Hurdles, and various effe,s.ts, the property of DA% lu Jc.sa, lag. leaving hi, rclidence at Beam Park, in the County of Surrey ••• the FURNITInt& comprifes feveral handfome and lofty Four-poll and Tent Sedfleads, with rich Cotton, Dimity, and other Furniture', prime Goole Feather Beds, and excellent Bed dine. Feftoon and Drapery Window Curtains; very large Pier Glaires, Turkey and Xihon Carpets, an India Mat, a Drawing room Suit of Sofas and Chairs, a Sattin Wood library Table, Ma hogany Di • g, Pembroke, and Card Tables, Wardrobes, Chelts of Drawers, Sideboards and Cellerets, Mahogany and japanned Chairs, Kitchen Rer i trifites, and numerous Effects. May be viewed on Monday, the sth, and the Mornings of Sale. Catalooes may be had at the dace of Sale, and of Mr. Smith, Audioneer, Wintror, Berks. .MALE ArrRACTION. UPERFLUOUS HAIRS have ever been confi dered as one of the grcatelt bleinithes in a Female Face.— Alfred's Royal Com prifition, an Article wired:ally elleemed by the Court of France, at the time of its greateft beauty and tplendour, and fiat prepared for the beautiful Antoinette, is earneitly recom• mended to the Ladies of this country, for effedually eradicating all Superfluous liars front the Face and Arms, without caufing the kart unpleafant Imitation; the &ln by the application become, evidcntlyAnore clear and delicate, contniuently the complation is drentially improved. It is fold in packets at ss. 6d. and 51. each, wholcrale in Len. don, by Darlfon and Son, 59, Fleet-flreet ; Hendrle and Sons, Ichborne-greet ; Gattie and Lea, 52, New Bond Rreet ; Berry, Greek-ftrcrt, Soho; Cryer, 68, Cornhill ; and Shaw and Ed ward-, ht.Paurs Church yani ; and at (Rowdier, by Whittick; Bath, by Vince, Marriott, Reynolds, and Warren and ; ha lifbury, by Culling; Litterpool, by Gregfons; Edinburgh, by An drew Smith, James Spence, and William It.teburn; in Dublin, by Bull, Damedtreet ; in Waterford, by Bull ; and in every capital town in the United Kingdom. For the WIND, CHOLICS. FLUXES, and other DISORDERS of the BOWELS. riALBY's CARMINATIVE. C AUTION —Many counterfeited Preparations of this Medicine having been ufikred for Pale, under rpecious Pre tences, all Perfons are requefted not to take any wilds they Oferve that the Name, '• F. Newbery, No. 4f, St. Paul's." is engraved in the Stamp. and that in the dill of Direetions mend each bottle is an Eatraet from the Will of the late Mr. Joreph Why, viz. Whereas, I did many year, !Mee inftruCt my daughter Frances, now the wife of Anthony Gell of North ftreet, Wertminfter, Gen • tlernan in the Art of compounding a certain Medicine. of which I am the foie Inventor, call -t1 Why's Carminative ; I do hereby eotiftiture and appoint my raid Daughter the role Preparer of this uteful Medieine.-1 likewire give to my raid Daughter, I ranee* ' Gen, my fide prop,rty in the raid CARMINATIVF. ' and all Proffitt arifing from the Sale thereof, to her and her Heirsfor ever." It is fold only by F. Newsier and Suns, No 45, St. Paul'. Churchyard, a few doort from the corner of Clrraplide, London price ua. 9d. a bottle. duty included ; and by their appointment, oy Mcfrrg. Ilfccy and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon and Co. sso, and J. ridding, No. 76, Oxford-14w ; J. Wade, Old nonct•ftreet ; and Co. Cockfpar ftreet ; W. Barry, Bridge- Brett, Wslttninfter : 3. birchen, ; J. Ward. Middle row, Holborn; Tett Royal Exchange; W. Clarke, Bortnyh High-flu , / ; and J. I larris. fucceffor to Mr.. E. Ntwbery, &wk. (clic( ) the wear of Ludate-ftrett. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, On Monday the nth of Augult inftaot, at Four o'Cloek in the Atti.rneon, at the Houfe of Mr. Ullock, In Bownsfs, near Ken dal, fubject to the Conditions of Sale then to be produced, unlefs in the mean time dffpoied of pricuely, of which due notice will be given, AN ESTATE called FURNEY GREEN and .CROW'S FIELDS, late the reficknee of G. B. CRUMP, Mccafed, pkafantly kneed on the Ealtern fide of and near the centre of Winderm-re Lake, and within half a Mlle of the Village of Bownefs, containing about twenty-two cultomary Acres of Land in a Ring Feuer, furrounded by a good Road. On a pro minent pan of the Land is ereded a handlome Dwelling houfe which commands an eltentive and delightful View of the Lake ; it confilts of a Valihule fifiten (Let in length and feven feet and tour inches in breadth, a Dining-room 12 feet and fit inches lung and fifteen fert wide, an Oval Drawing-room twenty feet long and fifteen feet wide,.and a Bttakfaft room fifteen feet long and fourteen feet wide, ei3ht Bel rooms and a good store-room; there arc two Kitchens, Butler's Pantry, Wine and Beer Cellars, a Small Dairy, and 'likable ()dices and Out-buildings, and an card lent Garden of about one Acre. Ike Furniture and appendages may be had at a fair Valuation. The Premifes are about eight Mile. and an half from Kendal. (even from Amblefide, and four from Hawk!bead, all good Market flu property may be viewed any day previous to the Sale, and further particular. may be had by letter asidreifed to the Rev Wm. Banat, Windermere. or Mars. Crump and Lodge, Liverpool!—lmmediate poirellion may be had. TO YE SOl.ll BY AUCTION—By Mr. LEOiIARJS. At Garraway's Coffee-Houle, Change• Alley, London, on Tuef day, the 13th of Auzult inf. at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, in Thirty Lott, A VERY capital and elegant Freehold Manton Honfe, called LINTON PLACS,nn the South fide of Cox. heath Hills, wtthiu five Mika of Maitillone, in the Parini of L . in, in the County of Kent, coutaining fix Rooms on a Floor, and lit fur th? radiance of a Family of Dillinttion, to which there are ilomeitic Offices of every defcription ; alto atCMd Bath, a Capi tal Kitchen Garden, Pleafure Grounds, Avenues of Timber-Trues of various kinds, and a Farm Houk feparate at a convenient dcfa tones from the Manikin, with a Barn, Stables, and other fuitabk Buildings, aid at Acres of good Freehold and chiefly Failure. The views from the Mullion are unceimutonly extenfive and beau. UtiL And alto divers Farms Meffuages, and Lands In Linton, Stapiehurft, Fritterdon, Manion, Bennindon, Wouklham, and Buriuni, in the Paid County, contains g. in the whole, with the ass Acre,, by Adnicafurrni , nr, 953 Acres or thereabouts. The Lands are conlideraltiy underkt to fubltantial Tenants. Alfo the' Great Tyth,s of the Paid Farah of Linton. Likewife the Advow fon of the Vicarage of Linton aforefaid. The whole of the Pre. mites may in the mean time he ' , delved, with leave of the Tenants. Printed Particulars tray be had at the Star, Coitheath ; the Star, ; the King's Head, Rochelter; the Granby, D. rtfurd; Ow Black Lion,•Farningham; the Ship, Feordham ; the Fountain, Camerbury ; the Bull, Crauhrook; the Bell, maplcbudt t. the Sara cen'. Head, A 9trot4 ; the Weolpack,Tenterden ; the Suffex Tavern, Tunbridge Weds ; of Mr. Brown. land Sarveyor, hlaidflone; of Mr. Leonard, ultniel-Caurt.New burlington.ltrect, London; and of Mr. Wo , dgate, Solicitor, Gulden•fipaare,Luadon; where a plan at each Lot saLty ba Wan. PATENT RETIRING STOVES. WILLIAM SLARK and SON, furnithing Iron. mongers, No. to, Cheaptide, beg lerre to recommend to the Nobility and Gentry the ufc of his Patent Retiring Stoves, the futicrior advantages of which are obvious on the flighteft infpnlion s as they poirefs every rcquifite for warming rooms, and at the fame -time give an opportunity of reducing the heat at pleafure, when ever the air becomes more ratified than is agreeable or wholefume for repitation. The conftrudion is tn. rfetUy fimple, and cannot be put out of order,and the fire alto may be eitingufthed without raking nut, by which means danger is avoided, and dud, (Cu injuri ous to furniture) prevented. The Patent itLian Kitchen to be feat in ufe every day; Ranges. with Ovens and Boilers,Warns Clofets, Hot Heart . .s,Stc. complete Sets of Kitchen Furniture, in Iron, Copper, and Double Block Thar—Bell Hanging in a fuperior ftyle. ' DUI CH PAPERS. liAtCtiß t Jinx 11.—Yellerday evening his Excel lency the Penfionary left this place. with three yachts, for Utrecht. to ant at the grand manceuvrcs in the camp of Zeifl, this day. It is alerted that the laid ca:np is on the eve of breaking up finally, the troops being defined partly. for the Fielder and partly for Helvoetfluys. In the latter port all hands are at work, night and day, to get ready for fea the two (hips of the line, the Chatham and the Pieter Paulus, which were lately put in commiffion. One hundred and twenty men are fent in great hafte to Helvoet fluys, from the dock yard at Amfterdam, to expe dite the work. This and other things, elpecially the prefent prcfs of Wines in the departments of the navy and war, induce us to expert great events flintily. A foreign Newfpaper has the following re markable palTage on this fubjed: Hati.atra, JULY 22.—The Note tranfinitted by Baron NOYOSILTZOF?, to Bat011H•11DENBLIG, was in confequence of the arrival of a courier from St. Peterfburgh, who had made the whole way to Ber lin in feven days, with unprecedented fpeed. Ott the sth, a courier arrived at Berlin, from London ; and on the 13th another courier, coming from Berlin, paired through Hamburgh, to proceed to England by the way of Hufuns. Betides the Batavian fqiiadron in the Texel, ano ther expedition is fitting out in the Made, where the greateft adivity prevails to accomplith the prepara. nom. The Chatham of 84., and the Pieter Paulus of 64 guns, are expelled to be ready in a few days to join the two Batavian frigates, and two French brigs, which are already in the Roads. This fqua. dron will immediately be joined by the neceffary tranfpnrts for about 4oco French troops, which arc already on their march to Helvoetfluys, where every thing is preparing for their reception. The s idual. 1 ling of this fquadron for eight months, feems to in dicate that it is defined either for a lama, or a dillant. ‘ expedition, and at any rate it is certain, from the ee.. eetlive hurry to get every thing ready, that much importance is attached to this expedition. Gen. Dumomesau is gone to the camp at Zeilt. Although the authenticity of Baron Novosivr znees Note admits of no doubt, it is very Orange that it is not found either in the Berlin Journals of the 13th and 16th inft. or in any other German paper. NUREMBERG, JULY B.—The French General Hs- DOL , YiLLII, late Envoy at St. Peterfburgh, is gone to Venice, where a French Commilfary is alto at prefent. Harasuacii,JuLYl9.—Baron NOVOSILTZOFPC3n not have left Berlin on his return to St. Peterfburgh, ill the lyth inf. and he mutt have held fume more conferences before that time. Copies of the Note tranfmitted by Baron NovosizrzorY to Baron Hat oaaatao, have been communicated by the latter to t all the Foreign Minitters refiding at Berlin, to be tranfmitted to their Courts, which they all did with the exception of the French Envoy, M. Larnassr t , who refuted to receive the laid copy. The King of PRUSSIA, it is alerted, has thereupon tranfmitted by his Miniftry, a Note to the laid Envoy, contain ing the (trongett affurances of amity towards the French Government, and the molt flattering expref lions to the Envoy. VIENNA, JULY to.—We are informed, that feveral ovens are erecting in the vicinity of Infprnck, and I that 150 field bakers are engaged. From another quarter we learn, that fix field hofpitals are formed, viz. at Brixen, Roveredo, Bolzano, Imitt, Landegg, and Infpruck. CONSTANTINOPLI, JUNE 16.—The fquadron which put to fea yetterday, under the command of the Cap tain PACHA, has taken more troops on board than. was at fire fuppofed, and has failed for Egypt. Intelligence is received from the Black Sea, that another corps of Ruffian troops is affembling at Se baflopol, defined for the lonian iflands, and that a considerable number of tranfports arc preparing to convey them thither. ACIL lANPRIA, May 3.—On the 26th of April, an Englifh brig appeared off this port, coming from Malta. The dispatches which the brought, were in). mediately fent by an exprefs to Major MILLS?, the Biitifh Agent at Rotetta, who, on receipt thereof, quitted Rofetta, and fixed his habitation here. The brig failed again this day. PAR IS, ju Ly t j.—Lately an Englifft boat arr7red at Brea, with two UM feamen, who had deferugl limn a frigate. i PRICE SIX-PENCE. TO SCHOOLMASTERS AND GOVERNESSES. TABART and Co. of the k/llama and Sc HOot I.IIIIIART. No. t ty. 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