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T HE CO URT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS f ENG LAND,traFig ti the EAST-INDIES. do Iterthy gime Ntice ' nal they are reedy» realm Irepefats is verifier, me or before Friday the loth MAW; from day Perim, who may be willing told geed cotter hennaed Skits et& harthem of 500 Tam and opwarde, Earlier c ateefvremerst, for the foil Galway': fin is i fed Ship: S. he approval Iy the Compamy s Surveyors to mooned aced is every veva, arreesily to th; afoot replatims of the Cletyaoy. The 'reader; A tapes the lows, rate gfreixht, as there am be as .pporim.sy itotalias ohatemele s aced the Touters &A the word, " Team" on the raver to k feverallyfitket and left with the Secretbry at or Ilefere is .'Clot! at moa at Melillo' 20th :Vast, beyond which hem am any Tender will he received. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary. Drafilthe Term: and Coaditiass ea which the fa SAO: will he enterlJiwep . O of r the (..ompan3Vervice may befog en Ileabon SO Mr. C . , Egan, n. !alto the Committee Skipping, ea or after Saimaa, the 7th iafiem. BRECV7NO AND !VIA ITING. MR. MORTON, at Nu. 28, in the STRAND, refpectfully inform. the. Public, that he infirueli Gen tlemen in the Ufe of the Thermometer, and the al.pileation of that Inftrument relative to Brewing, and will fumifh elan with manufeript initruetiont, which will enable them to peac e& the Art of Brewing Porter, Pale Air, and other Malt Liquors. He will alto fond& them with Enanurcript inftrue dons for Making Pale and Brown Matti, after the molt ap pmved praaice, and having been long in bufincifs upon his own account, wad taking a *arum in trying manrand various CRXXIIII243IIIt, aad noting their rerun It hat given him a degree of radical and expetbnental knowledge in the different hoes of his profeffion, which very few pollbit, as mob , : proved item the many letters and vouchers of the molt eminent Brewers both In Great Britain and treland, highly approving of his different modes of pradi•te, and many of theft Gentlemen he. never had the pleafure of fixing; his neanufcripta put it in the power of G.:frt.:men to brew an exceeding fine-flavoured Porter from Malt and Hop i.hme, combined with the Pimple element of water without the Me of any other ingredient what ever : any addrefs (pull paid) to D. Mutate N will be duly attended to. Hen:tarns his refpeaful thanks to thole Gentle men who have approved h., highly Cal the utility of his Mom fcripts and profeilsunal GERMAN!. 116.1•717., FE& 24. The Chief Prefeet Joetivar, has receive.? from the French Government a plan. agrce , thly to which our fortifications are to be entnelv razed. and the toll-bars removed 12 miles from the city, to render it fitter for commerce. It had long fine been the opinion of feveral Generals that fo et tenfive a formers tattled expences by far too gr-at in proportion to itc ; and that, on account of the demolition of. the fmt of Cat Tell. it would Rill be open on one tide ; nor will this fortrcfs be ne cetfary in future, for the. fafctv of France. Since the day before yefterday, the demolition of the fort of Cafel has been pulhed tt ith the greateft fo that within ten days it willbe completed. This meafure has given the unuott pleafure to the inhabitants of Caffel and the neighbouring villa ges, who will thereby 4 ) reilored to the potreffeet of their fields and vineyards which they had . 1 A number of Officers of Engineers have arrived from Strafburg, and from Asosasso's head quarters, on their way for Ehrenbreitilein and Dutreldorff, with orders for demoliThing the forti fications of theft two places, which Boxarawrz defires to be accomplithed towards the end of next month. It is apprehended that the inhabitants of the town of Thal Ehrenbreittlein, at the foot of the mountain on which the fortrefs Rands, will ' fact confiderably by the blowitts up of the rocks. Mr. lIANNISTER, Jun. Mr. PALMER, Mr.SUEI"I", Mils POPE, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mn. SPARKS. The Prologue to be fpoken by Mn POWELL. And the Epilogue by MICs DE CAMP. seldeb will be added a Coniviy, called THE PANNEL. D on Guzman, Mr. DOWTON; Lazarillo, Mr. PALMER ; Mutkato, Mr. BANNISTER, Jon. Marcella, MILS MELLON ; Aurora, Mile HEARD ; Beatrice, Mrs. JORDAN. AN ESTATE WANTED. LAST NIGHT BUT TWO. ORATORIOS, AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES DURING LENT. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. WANTElstopurch.iieaWilatc with a good Family Man Goa, and any quantity of Land : dittana•e from ten to thirty nines from London. Any rperfon having loch to dirpofe of will pleale to addrtfs the ',Articular' to Mr. Forbas, solicitor, Ely-place, Holborn. TOR RHEUMATISMS, SPRAIN!. BRSISE6, am. Dr. STEERS'► OPODELDOC. To March So, will be A GIitAZTEtECTION. In whieb will be introduced (by particular dare) ' PART I. Overture. Efther.—The Grand DettingenTe Drum. ,With the Mr of " Holy, Tioly, Lord," by Mrs. SECOND. PART 11. The Ftrlt Adt of the CREATION; com poled by Dr. lia v nu. PART 111. A GRAND MTSCELI.ANEOUS ACT, From the molt favourite Works of Han DZ L. Overtdre. Artadne. Alr, Allis Tyrer, Return 0 God of bolts." Air, Mrs. Second, " Sweet Bird." L'Allegre. Accompanied on the Violin by Mr. G. Aildey. Reck.. Mr. Inckdon ' *My arms." Judas Mac. Air, " Sound an alarm." Chorus, *We hear." Air, Mils Tennant, " Softly facet." Alex. Fedi Accom panied on the Violincello by Mr. C. Albky. Chorus * Prom harmony." Dryden's Ode. Air Mrs. i Duffek, "What tho' I trace." Solomon. ;Unit. Mrs. Secund, " But: bright Cecilia." Air, " As from the power." Grand Chorus, " The dead than live." Dryden's Ode. End Of Part 1. a Coocertante for Clartonet and Balloon, by Mr. W. Mahon and Mr. Parkinfoo. Ind of Part 11. a Concerto on the Violin, by Mr. G. Albley. Principal Vucal Performers Mrs. SECOND, Mir. TEN'NANT, MiIiTYRER. Matter SMITH, And Madame NUSSEK. Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. DYNE, Mr. JAMES MAHON, and Mr: DENMAN. Lcadcr 6f the nand, Mr. G. ASHLEY. Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. Ths reft Of the BAND and the CHORLISSES, which will be numerous and complete, by the molt approved Performers. The whole under the din:dim of Mr. ASHLEY. Sen. Boxes 6% Pit 31.6 d. Gallery 211. upper Gall. ts. Half Price as ufual at Nine o'Cloelt. Doors to he opened at gib, aad to bestir at &TOL • STOVES, ato . By his MAJESTY'. ROYAL. I.ErrERS PATENT. STRATTON's Improved Stoves and Mire Places, at their Me nufadory near the Magdalen, Blackfrier's-road. THE principle •of this invention is to prevent the lion going up the chimney, the daft flying into the stem, the eisimnelfrom hooking, and to reduce the contemp t:on of fuel; they are alto particularly adapted to Gentle mm'slialls, Stair Cares, Churches, and every fitustion where much heat is required. A large tfrattnient attic moft improv ed thriven ranges, withbollem tad ovens, Sec. the beR adapted to bake bread, meat. pies, &c. by the ate pf which a very large proportion of the ufual quantity of fuel will be laved, together with his Patent AntifurEft and Steam Caches in daily de. Kitchen furniture in copper, iron, and Mott tin, awl Rumford roaßers, and Roves of every defcrlption, thay be had alto in a variety of elegant patterns, et Seddon's Upholltery Ware-tootn, Dover-lin:et, Piccadilly; and at Smith's Japan Warehoufe, No. cis. Charlotte-Sheet, Rathbonc-place. CABINET PICTURES. Now Exhibiting at Mr. RW111111)1031'6 ' York-I Toole, No. 31, corner of Wien-Street, In the Stra•td, ASELECT COLLECTION of Thirt y- two High.finithed CABINET PICTURES, including . (even capital, by PErnet, the rest by Creuze, and other much- Winked Artilts. Admittance One Shilling. Delcriptive Caudorves N. B. The Exhibition will finaUT dolt on Saturday. March 2*; amid the Pictures which are not difpocctl of, will be fold by Public Million, on Tucfday, March This day was publ2lll4l, ce as W. A LETTER to the Right Honourable LORD CARRINGTON, PRESIDENT of the &Aso of AGRI. NLttltt. By COL FULLARTON, of Fullerton, F.R. S. Author of the Agricuharel Report for the County urAyr. The fubjet of the above Letter was propofed by the Bowes f AGRICULTURt, Incodequence of. Rcquifition front a COM inittec of the House of LORDS, to etunine and report on the belt means of converting Graft Lands into Tilhge, witllont caltaulting the foll ; and of returning the Sum to °refs, in an improved Rate. Printed for J. Debr... t, oppofite Burlington-House, By whom aro will fpeedily he publithed, by the tune Au. hot, A TRrATISE on the LEGISLATION of GRA! NI, and inner Artie Jet connected with the National Stibliiteote, on which the Comforts and Prolperity of the People edlunially depend. DR. ANDERSON's RECREATIONS. • This day was rallies:A, in 4 Yob. /Iva eiegacitly prime& by Durst r, au lbw wove Paper. lines 21. 40. in boanls. ECREATIONS in AGRICULTURE, NA. TURAL HISTOR V, ARTS, ma I.I.ANLO US LITEP.ATURE, the fiat Series. By JAMES ANDERSON. LLD. F.S.A. fka Author of Elikys relating to Agrictltture and Rural Affairs,antl Ceveral other Performance.. I "Moo! Printed for Jon,: Cumati s: et, ao, Holborn IPS. 'Pe: (objects of this Mom hly Publication eivifdls of a vAri, y of intereilby topics chitty rcfpciting Agriculture and korai Economies).it base Intention of the Editor to bring to a conclufion at the end of may four Volume., for the accummo. dative of his SUbferibers and the Politic in general, who willbe ' en.hied either to take in the Work from it. enennienom • nt, or to begin at the end of any Scrim. and at the toi•.• time I.itv: a Work in every retpeet complete, with a paterai Intics•, to act) Scrim. On Aprittbc ift will be publlibbl 'Sumter XXV, being the Irk Number of the fccond Series of thefe Recreations, to be continued Monthly ; and tlx Public arc rerpoc•tfully requefl "artily to J. Cumming fur the N 274. Number., Or eampl-te feu of uk. fira P f I Cumming MT likewif• be hal Oat putilillied) a new ✓ being the Sfea, of EliteVi reusing to Agriculture st n ! Rural Main , by Lie ..1414 Author, in; 2014. SM. price 11.7 a. in Ivor& A 4 aff4), tuft publithcd, !Wirt 2s. 61 A Cahn invettiption .r.r the drcualllaa,•:! rho heir led to tLc Prerent Scarcity, feneflin• the Mean. of alievi,zing the Itil, as/ et_trein the item wrote of a Me Cal.nuty In ht. ". br it Az:4 Ali itio Saar Wkie MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. WHEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen fie qtnntly fuller great pecuniary ineonrenitnce for want of knowing fame refpedtable channel through whole medium ths-y may be aftommodated with temporary or permanent fums of Money; all ‘Perfcras in poffelfion of Incomes arifing front Freehold, Copyhold, or Leafehold Edisto, in Land or HOttfor, Money U the Funds, Rent Chases, Marriage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Clergymen's Liv ings, or any other certain Income for life, may be fupplled with temporary or permanent fume of money to any amount, by paring an adequate Annuity intercft for the fame, with power to return the principal at thdr own option. Perrault applications will be received every day till two o'clock, and letters from Correfpondents, in town or country, will be immediately nattered. Added, to Mars Han is and Co. at their haat, No. 22, Orcat Suffolk-ftreet, Charing-ma ; but no letters will be ad mitted, unlefs poft paid. Ta Meeting ofthe 'PRUS'rEES of the LINEN and HEMPEN MANUFACTURE of IRELAND, on Tudday, the 3d day of Mareh, dot. Hon. JOHN Baron DILLON in the Chair, The Right Holt. John Fofter reported from the Committee a plan of encouragement for promoting the growth cif Hemp and the eftablifhmint of the Sail Cloth Manufadturc, which was read and is as follows: “ HEMP. " The 'Fruiters of the Linen and Hempen Manufadture, anxious that dile kingdom fhould effectually lay hold of the pre fen opportunity which the interruption of trade with the Northern States offers for promoting the growth of Hemp and the eit.dfahment of the Sail Cloth Manufacture, call upon all Landholders or Farmers to BAR their endeavours, by a llo tting knit portion of thefr ground. to the raifing of Hemp. " They underttand it is U wily in its culture as flax. the richer the foil and the deeper the lees the better will be the produce it fucceeds admirably in drained bog manured with aloes; and, the 'fruftces pmpofe us procure a fuMclent number of pet-fans properly killed in the management of it from the time it is ripe for pulling until it is made fit for the fpinner. Thefe perfons will be Rationed in various parts of the kingdom, and orders will be given to the County Infpeetors to receive all applications from Gentlemen or Farmers who may &Bre their aniltancr, and to fend them accordingly. " The Truitees will Allis give the following Bounties, and continue them for three SCUD : " BREAKING AND SCUTCHING. " s. For every ftone of Hemp grown In this kingdom in the years aot, 1801, and 1103, well broken and fcutched for the hatacl or for cordage, the lam of 4d. and a further bounty of a complete fet of Hemp Hatchets to every perfon who Mali have broken and feutched half a ton weight thereof. 1. 'Co the Owner of any Mill or Mill Machinery, wherein not lets than Jo tons of found Hemp of UM growth (hall be broken and (caulked perfeElly before the" zit of June iBoa, the tam of toot " .3. To the owner of any Mill or MW Machinery which be erceted after the tit of May dot.whether entirely new or added ty , an old Mill wherein there thatl he hrol.en and feutchcd, the greateft quantity of found Hemp of kith growth. between the tft of Jame tilos, and the aft of June 1803. nat lets than so ton, the font of irsci--for the next greatelt qua tity, not kfs th an ao ton, between the Laid periods, the fum at tool—ind for the next great& quantity, not lets than 30 ton, between the laid periods, the turn of sof. " 4. To tleOwner of any Mill or Mill Machinery, now, or hereafter to be erected, wherein there thaU be broken and (totaled, the greatelt qu,:ntity of found Hemp of kith growth, between the aft of June tBo3, and the aft of June tCoa, not I.E. than too ton, the flint of sooL—for the next t.:ft quan tity, not leis than lgo ton, the funt of toot for the next greaten quantity, not left than Go ton, the luau of loot " HACKLING. " 5. For every ftone of Hemp, of kith growth, well watered, rotted and (cutched, which thall be hackled and cirt fed lit for (pinning, between the tit of Attguft, tBot, dtd the aft of Au gult, t liog, the fern of 3d." " SPINNING. " 6. For all Machinery which (hall be ended, whether en new or added to old Mills, for Spinning Hemp or Flax for SA Cloth, before the tit of Aosidt. Otos, to be worked by water or 'team, a fam after the rate of tot for every Spindle it flail contain on fuffieient (murky being given that the number of Spindles for which Inch Premium fIn!1 be received, hull be regularly kept at work in Spinning Hemp or Flax for three years" " For this Premium tke fum of 3ocol. will be applopeiated-- aud if :nom thaa6ooo Spindles lhall be claimed fur, the Thir teen will referee to thanfelves the power of dividing the fum of Jowl. natality among the elalmants. " y. To the perfou who Rai (pin fuch yarn by fuch Machi um, before the tit of Auguft, 1804, a Szil Cloth Loom made of die belt num-riot; and on the molt trapromd plan, sill be ordered by eteTruitees forever? s toe of good eves merchant aNfiltaro fo (pun, every fuels Loom to continue the vitro y of the Board, into vilm:oeverbands fuck Splinter may give it." ..... MNERANT HP.IVIP 17RES313iST " All preasta who can produce fulieient proof of being perfedtly idled in the management of Hemp throughout all its different prooeffes, from the time it is puiled until it is completely drawl for Spinning, and with to cog Aye whh the Fro:tem are &fired to Apply to that. Secretary, at thi. Linen Odic:, or their Agent, EDWARD Srew.,a r. hfq. .11dentanbury, Loudon. and the deft twelve who 4p prov..d of, will be appointed Itinerant Hemp Driffem, at year each, and will have liberty to receive from the p-rf ms whom they shall he ordered to attend, fuck reafonabie dhow since as the Tniftees OuN previoully fanetiosi. " MILL WRIGHT and MACHIN:: MAK:RS. . . . . . of t:tis del‘ription, in great Britain or Irctand, who with to be cotil.,yed tu conttrucling any Machinery for tie (catching, die-ding, fpioninz, or wowing of Hemp, may :critter their names, charatil. and prices or term*, if they choofe, in the I.lnen-Ofßre, Duhltn, where a boot wllbe ke e n tor t:ie purpore, and he open at all t.nle. to the iinpecticn o any Krim who may wifh to ereil htachhaery." And the fume beg read paragraph by paragraph, was yea stimouey agreed to, and et dead to be pohliOtril. By Wit d the Trueses, JAMBS CORRY, Sea. IT is with real regret that the Proprietors t, f this Medicine (In coat:qui:nee of the extraor(mary rife upon Spirits, and upon other articles of which it is compoled) find thenikkcs under the neeeffsty of having recourfe to the fame meafure which they adopted in 1793, namely that of adding Sixpence per Bottle to the Price, in ord:r that they aisy be able to continue the babnefe with a fair profit. They, how ever, pledge thnnfelves to the Public. that when any material and permanent ridudtion in the articles of this Compofition Bull take effect, they will again lower the chew, and give rice of it as they did upon the former 43e-cabi'. The cuperior excellence of this Medicine, and the confequent demand, having produced a variety of Imitations, Purehafers are requefted to obferve, that so the osofide of each Bottle of the Genuine Opodeldoc is patted a Stamp, in which are en graved thile words—" F. NEWS/LILT, No. as. St. Paul's." All others are counterfeit. Sold only by F. New's T, at the Warehoufe for Dr. Jones's Powder, No. es, in St. Paul's Church-yard, a few doors from the corner of Cheapfide, London ; and, by his appointment, by Meeks. Jeboult and Co. No. rso, and J. Pidding, No. 76, Oxford-itreet ; J. Wade, Old Band-ftreet ; Bayley and Co. Cockfpur-itreet ; Godfrey and Cooke, Southampton-fin:et ; J. Ward, Middle-row, Holborn; T.Tutt, Royal Exchange; and W. Clarke, Borough, High-ftreet. Price as. 6d. per Bot tle, including the Stamp, or Six for 135.6 d. N. B. As the Opodeldoc for Exportation ii exempted from the Stamps, and therefore deprived of that mark of authenti city, and as great quantities of counterfeits are Cent out of the kingdom; all perfons abroad, to prevent fuch impofitions, are defired to be particular in ordering their Agents to procure the Medicine from Mr. Newbury's. DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL. COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUR refpeetfully informs the Public, that be may be eonfulted gratis every day from 9 to I. at his houfe, No. 3, Frith-ftreet, Soho, London, in all cafes of Obltruetions aneStridures, Seminal Weaknelres, Gitets, In continency of Urine Hydroeck, Impotence, Eighties, Vale eta! Difeafe, and debility in either Sc!. From his extmfive Praftice in this profeirtomat department, to which he has con fined hit attention for many remit... has fucceeded in a method of cure, snikl and dficacious, and which prevents the polllbility of a rclapfc. As many of tide Complaints cannot be removed without the ufe of Medicated Bougies, Mr. D1.11012R, tole Proprietor of Dames celebrated Bou4gies, has ultimately fo improved them, free front the irritating tiled& of common Bougics, as in the =oft obllinate cafes to have fuccccded, where eauftles and other violent means have failed. For the Venereal Difeafc, Mr. DUFOUR is in fele pofTegion of Daran's Remedies, which are fo mild in their nftion as to render confinement or eel - Ix - Ant in diet er.iteceifary. Perim% In the country Rating their calm fully, in a letter, (polt paid) wig be properly attended to. 'IA enable Mr. D. to attend patients at their own beef's, lw has provided the alliance of a Gentleman of the Faculty. Soon will be publifbed, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, confide. rably enlarged. A Treadle on the above Complaints, ilia/grated with Obiervations and Cafes Diming the painful and dant-r -etie alas of Cauftic Boogies, &e. WHEN ProfelTional Men of education and re fponfihility deviate from the general ()item by the fe lt:diem Ma peculiar Branch, the fanaion of long continued Ansel; is the bell criterion or fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the rtelufirr treat. Molt M THI ) DISORDERS, and the fucccf.tul r,fult of my plan Om MC additional ardour to oppore as far as I am able the ravage. of thole coin pl Ants which arc the molt import ant in the catalogue of humus* infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeoa, I formed a wick at an early period of Pradicc to n.fetic individu al+ from the ignorance of uneducated Mcn, or the equally lin gemus precipitancy of general Practitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attention, comprize every fpecies of VENhREAI. INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—sdly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing front the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and Lally that de rangement of the fyllam in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. NWIItfOUS di r e:ll ' ol or the refs& of ignorance or haft,, in the I treatment of a finipic Gonorrhea, and it we unfrequently begs I pews that the fewis of life are poikmcd by tits: i idiferctiuti of an unguarded hour. By a lupe-rim method f.ich cumpldats are Gladly cured, and even where others liave bided, I Li oft that I may prefume to or.Ti radical resettabliihment. Few however arc the cafes of complicated diftrefs to this diforder compared with the calamitous factitious of Men, who from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Oai,•- tics of a falltionable Life, acquire that Mae of Debility whkh I. the unavoidable confeettsence of loch pernicious habits. Whet: the unhappy loiterer brood, over his mifery, but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be tome confnlatinn for him so know, that although it be an tepid or doubt m talnty with other Pradlitiuncrs, the removal of theft: Db.ll CIENCIES by the gradual progrifs of Renovation is the acqu . r.: ment of my experience. It the rites of Bacchus or Venus have brim to • duce math vigour, much Wilier , ' will be pre% elated by an early foranteraiiion or thi• languid date, and in theft eat." no great . 1 415eultiers Will occur. But where thi • Deficiency ban for years ex ifted a proper leer feveracce is inelifmniihly requilite to revive the flumbeing fl arks of life, and to re-animate the Conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN. wino have long been difappointel in their crretlatioas of a Family may be allured, that in Mott inallloC.l kn it &feet,. re curable. by Medical Skill. . . SECRECY is efitnti.a . Ito my undertaking, anJ the Itialificationi vim-W. I have peefutned to Rate, torm the Ben , of my Prettllfivn. and In COiliC kit arc with ritvh thi. isti mation is given, th B- mAy he chanties.] focally (or by letters tocloGos Ivan not" ; his bode, N 0.29, Arlin del-Itrect, Strand. nca Thinik.Ear. There Is an addmenat entrance In Water-Preet a.ljoining and the nbme on both the doors. _ _ M. R. Mambo of t►t Rural Cep el Saloom, STUTTGARD, FE8.13. The demolition of the fortmfs of Old Brifitch and Philipiburgh is begun. for the demolition of the latter fortrcfs, the Duchy of Wirterobets mutt furnifh moo workmen. AUGSBURG, FE8.23. The French Ordonnator in Chief, Marruiso SAVIER, who yetlerday fa out fur Strafburgh, declared to the Committee of the circle of Suabia, previoufly to his departure, by order of General MOREAU, that the whole French army of the Rhine, 80,000 men, would break up within the next 3o days, and quit the German territory with in ao days. MOR Env's army will return through Suabia, the two ftrongeft columns by way of • Auglburg and Donawerth, through the Ducby of Wirtemberg, and the we:tkelt by way of Mem mingen. He declared, at the fanit time, that all the contributions flill in arrear mutt be paid im mediately. This official communication refutes the report which had been in circulation for forme time, that a part of the Army of the Rhine would march againft Turkey. In the - Bithopric of Salfburg, the French enforce the payment of the remaining Contributions with the utmoft rigour, and with Military execution. Some of the French troops are expelled to pais , through this city to-day, on their return borne.— ' Eighty French pontoons have already been con veyed through for Stralburg. In Bavaria a Loan of Iso florins is demanded from every brewery, which are feveral thoufands in number. Before ,the Peace was publifhed in Tyrol, fevcral affrays took place between the peafants and the French troops, in which numbei N were killed on both fides, among others an Officer who was nearly related to General NIACDOVAGD. A Note from the EnglA Minifler, Mr. %ca ll iM, was, on the toth inft. toad to the Corps of the Prince of CONDI, in which that Minder declared :- 44 11 That I am not authorized to mention the future dekinadon of the Corps of CONDE ; but in the prefent circumllances, it will be embarked and employed in the expeditions in the Mediterranean. So far as I can judge front the orders I have received, Egypt is the place of its deftination. In the mean time it will be under the orders of General A SLR CRON iv, who has the chief command of all the Britifit troops in the Mediter ranean, and the Corps of Como& will be employed according to the intentions of this General, and ;.s his plan and circumftances may require. ad. if, as is very probable, the Corps than be immediately embarked, there will be left behind, in a place of fecurity, all the lick and wounded, and, in gene ral, all thole who are difabled from (crying, where they Mall remain until the return of the entire Corps. In order to prepare, without delay, the veflels necelfary for their embarkation, and to ac quaint General A seaceosser with the exaa amount of the reinforcements he will receive, it IN neccfrary to tranfmit to me a Rate of the force of the Corps. For this purpofc his Royal Highneis is rcquelled to make it known that each Officer or Noble mull declare, before the zoth of February, whether he intends to remain with the Corps.— Such as (hall not have done fo, are not to e :pea any part of the gratuities granted by my King. But tf at the time of embarkation the Corps should be found weaker than is expeaid, the King, my mailer, would fourcely be dilpofcd to permit the Corps, and the indir:Juals who compote it, to en joy the fame proteaion which they have hitherto enjoyed." 'This Note has railed very unpleafant lineations among the Corps t and the Prince of Cox"; de claredpofitively that he would not embark. The contideralde magazines of the French at Augsburg, and in other didriav of Suabia, arc now felling off by anaim. The archives cf f:ve ral Prelatas in Suabis. Inch as Yrfee, Ottoherrer, Ste. have been placed under lea! by French Com o:WE/mars. It is reported that differences had arifen between Gone. !Ararat& and RIC'S r A N4 L , after the departure of the General in Chief, with refpea to the right each of thrm claimed to th: Chief Cannata.' l and that the former had been shot by the latter ine duel I which * however, waiits cenkuration. •