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_ _ . .A . rl*:• • : I • a ..~ . , . .. . • • , ..:, 2 -. .- --- . 4.'1. * . _ t ~ • . —.. .t irr t i 4 .7* .' 'a . .,',64 : :, : ;‘ 4 zi 1 / 4 N i f . . a a• " -1. •:),..., 'f r. " 0 • 1 1 10% s'Y f Vl • -P4a % 4 ,7 ' s- MIN I.7.JNIBER 51591 This day was pulgithed, tartrate(' with colour:A Plates,in ili . arto, price rBs. fewed, C K IP "lON and *I'REATMENT of CUTA. NrOIIS DIS' ASES. Order I/I Rathes. Part I. contain tes the var. ie. of R uheola and N‘arlatina. By ROB h RT WILLA;ST, M. D. F. A. S. Pr alt, .1 fur J. Johnfon, in St Nut's Church-yard. 3`.lLn. 1. &dons of Order I. 11. are in the Prefe. This day was publifited, . In Three Volumes Odavo, price sic. boards, A IV:IEF RE I'RuSPECT r .f the EIGH ,L T. Art CENTURY. Pan I. con fining a Sketch of tac Roio;liiuns an 1 Improvement. in Science, Arts, and Liter.- that period. By SAMUF.I. I‘I'LLER„ A. M. It/leather of the Anteriedo , Phitorophical Soddy, Sce. Minted foe 1..10131414n in St. Paul's Church-yard. VACCINE INOCULATION. day was publith:cl, to Getavo, pike 6s in . hitards, TIN: REPORT and the EVIDENCE at large, L ; bektre the COMMITTEE of the HOIISP. of COM 1 -; . * mtivaing Dr. J F.NNER'a DISCOVo.RY of vAccom PION; together with the Debate which iollowea, e,..1 mme US:crrations nn the Contravonlng Etridente,&e. By the Rey. G. C. JENNER. s3ius populi fuprema i!ihed h.; John Murray, 32, Hest-Erect; and W. Dwyer, 29, Holborn Hill. Mr. HAYLEY's BALLADS. This day were publifbed, rodliillibed with feocral Copper Piaui, defigned andmigraved by Air. BiALE, ii nue elegant Volume, fmall Octavo, price 6i . In b.)ards, Tt.kLLADS founded on ORIGINAL and CUR I- I , °DS AN e.CI)O TES relating to the Bapcity and Inftinct cif ANIMALS. and eakolated fa ex‘its Sentiments of Regard towards tbr brute Creation. By WILLIAM HAYLEY, Efq. Printed for RICUARO PHILLIPth No. 6, Eridge-ilrect, Black. Mrs, dtohehd of an Bookfellos. CANCER. riti• day vvls 111111E111,A, price 4.5. 6d. in boards, NEN rtl; lit into the NATURE and AitertoN CANCER, with a view to the ettyblithment Ka REGULAR %RAM of CURE by NATURAL SEPARA- Tipp By NAMUEL YOUNG, Elit. - • M e ratcr of itoy..o Royal College of Surgeons, London. PrMoll inr Racueto Pota.ups, No. 6, Bridge Brett. Black- kiln and 1.,1:1 by li. BELfour, E,Linburgb W. Gilbert, Dublin ; so iniok.akre. Ut w:tom may be had, juft puhlitl44l, Dr. Jo tree on the Proceli estp?".yed by Nature in fupprrifi. tbe Hemorrhage from divided Peutt Art, riei, pricer s. 6d. in boards. PRESENT STATE' OF PRANCL This day was put Oita. pricy js. 6d. - - A FAITHFUL Accnnnt of the, prefent STATE t. h. of PRANCE, - atid of the FRENCH PEOPLEundar tl Dcfpotifin of -BONAPARTE; containing Authentic Poetical* and Anecdotes of the Govertinsenf—theMilitartbe the Law..i.--tie Publielimufententsof Pajis,-4a&Manoere,Grefit, sod Donteitie Society—the !ate Cooxiatideir-the Pope and Reif of Honour—Trade aod Maitistaattres—the 'War with EN:land—the Luella in France—the Bourbona--the Price of the NccefLtics of Life, tic. Az. &t. By au ENGLISH GENTLEMAN. Who efcapcd front France in the Month of Mar. Printed for Ric u D PHI L. Li ps, Bridge-dna, Blackfriars ; • and to be had of A Hallam. . • This day ware publifbed, in Two Vols. Svo• price tl. ca. boards. PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE of • NAVAL and MILITAR, COURTS MARTIAL. Wilk an Ap.. pendia, idultrative of the Subject. By JOHN M'ARTHUE., Efq. Late Secretary to Admiral Lord Vircount Hood, ace. 011etating Judge Advocate at various Naral Courts Martial dieting the American War, and Author of " Financial and Political Falb t'ic t th and prifent Century." Sold by J. Butterworth, in FleetAreet ; T. Egerton. Whitehall; Fauhler, Sond•Rrett; W. Mdier, Albemarle- Rivet; and Mars. Itiehardfon.Cornid:l; A. Conilable and Co. Edinburgh ; J. Cooke; trinood Chia ? , Dublin. Wham may alto be had, the Fourth Edition of ilaricial anti Political Fads. This day was publifhed. In One Volume, t2lllO. price sa. 64. in ?marls, A MEDICAL GUIDE for the INVALID to the Priocipal WAiERING PLACES of GRRAT BRITAIN, containing it View of the Medicinal Fifeas of Water : t. M applied to the body in 1:s fir:loc Rate. ts;sNted in Its impreciated o; mineral Rate. z.-eiployed in this farm fcr the Clare of particubx Difeafes a wit!, mode of Treat:nlm. ; and, ♦. At aSs2nd in its Eft:as ty the Situation and Climate ‘.of the N - aa'•:;, Places reforted to. by WILLIAM NISRET, M.D. lam of the Royal College of Edinburgh, &c. &c. London: Printed fur S. i tighley, No. as, Fleet-Rivet. g Great pains appear to WIC been taken by the Author, to fa- Ininarize general readers with a knowledge of the various amend aloe,' of Lpplicatioi: of the Medical Waters, fo numerous in this :m.d we therefore recommend this book to the public at tention." European Mag Ott. ans. FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS. • . Dr. JAMBS', ANALEPTIC PILLS. FRONT a new mode i)f adminilleriog thefe PILLS by the advice of an eminent Phyfician (fee the new direeione) Moue Difeafes, fo prevalent particularly among perfons who have mailed in hot chmates, are removed with greater cafe and Gaiety than by any other ALAl:int. They are equally eflicacions in all Diforder, of the Stomach and Bowels • in Indigeltions, Lofa of Appetite. hal,itsal Criltivenefs. troobitionte Flatulent-lc. and Cbo. likewift in Gouty habits, in giddincfs, or Rheumatic Palos in the Head; as well as Oink owatfioned by free living; there preventing rallies and Ape...lexica, fo often the confequessee nt h.tcniperance. Recourfa gaJulel be had to them on the firft attack of a cold, or any Bight indifpolition; ur aftt r any escefs uf. eating or drinking; and thus tilde well kns)svn charaderiltte will be maintained of gets:luting Longevity. 1 - , avencrs by lea or land, fLould never he without the Analeptic Pills, as they require nei *her cua:finement nor alteration of diet The are fold only by P. Mt% si:ev ;mil eons, at the Werehoufe for Dr. JAnsc.... Powd..r, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, tour doors from C'heaplitle, London ; and at Dr James's late Hotifrin Bruton- Arcot; in butes, price Wel each, or in one large liozeontainingehe cps .ntity re lit ii.t zes. duty included.—Noce are genuine but tftofe %which have the wools, aF. Nev. born No. 45, St. Years," engrave.: au,tho aatuks+! MONDAY, IBOS. TO STUMM I'S OP ANATOMY. PRIVATE ANATQMICAL & ANATOMICO. PATHOLOGICAL INSTRUCTIONS coatinite to be gives throughout the Summer at No. s, Orut Coram•ltreet, Rulfrll• fquare.—Gentlemen anxious tpeedily to pats through the dual ca• ausinathaw. may have an additiaoal portion of time expended with them ; and Prackithoscra., who are awl* to attend public prrkt duns, bin to whore prdedloaal laterals is intimate acquaintance with the pithoingical part ofanatbmyis necefary, may be parti cularly attended tu. TO BILIOUS, GOdrlf., mad iIiVOUS PERSONS. THE Original asd G e n u i ne Rev. Wm. Baegt.dg's PATENT ANTI-BILIOUS PI Ll.S.made &rem the Redpe in the Patent, and fold at the Elaberatury, N 0.35. Bedford-ltrea, Covrot•Garden, in Boxes, ys. 6d. an d res. cub a As a fparioos fort, not made rr um the Patent, is no* impaled en the Public, they are requeited to be careful In puts shafing them at the Elaboratory, where the Patent and original Recipe may be ken.—Country Venders are repsefted to ap ly to Mars. Sha* and Edwards, of St. Paul's Church yard, who am appointed by the Proprietors, role Wboleftle Agents. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE, FAVERaHAM, KENT. Oa Tkirfarf *c Bth day or moat, silos, at eleven **dock ii • • the forenoon, HE FOLLOWING GOODS, v i z . T ling Gallons of Gin; isE Gallooi Of Brandy; so Galbill of Kum—for private site 94 Galina* of Brandy, of legal arength, for Dealers. satins of Whole Pepper. A Smack.of the bnrthen of t 2 Tons, and her Materisii. Three (mall Bests, Oars, &c. 'Which may be viewed on the morning duchy of rale. A &pout of 251. per Cent. will be rum red of the parchafers. RESIDENCe, WITH LAND, NEAR !MALANG. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. HAWKES, At At Crown Inn, !Leading, on Saturday, din 31ft Aupft, at Three o'clock, A N extremely de fi rable COPYHOLD ESTATE; 4 - 36 called Girraway's, Iltuate at Hurl!, komprifing a neat pick and (lilted Dwelling-hale, Barn, Stable, Cowbottfeond other of fices, Farm-yards, Garden, and about t t Acres of excellent indafed arable,paiture and meadow land,with ao Advantageous right of Com. moo to the fame. Tbefe preinifes are let for au unwired term of fix years, at 171. los. per ann. but capable of coofidersble advance. To be viewed by leave of tfi Ten nta and particullrs had of Mr. Elandy. Solicitor; and Mr. Hawke:l, Appraifer, Reading; and at the Star Office, Temple Bar. ' ELIGIBLE ESTATE IN THE COVIErY dF BR.ECON. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE very improveable ESTATE o f YSTRAD TAWS, btuste in the Vale o' 'rawe, in the Parifh of Yftradgunhis, divid-d into different Farms, eoatainlng together upwards of As Acres, now in the occupation of Mr. Lewellyn . b.ffreys, under Leafe for a Term, which will 'spire at f.ady.slay /KV, at the clear yeatty Rent of kcal. The Land Tax is re- deemed. The Eltite has Coal and Ironß ne ender it, proved to lie near the furfam Works nt iy be carried on to great advantage, the Sanaa Canal pairing clofe to the Mate, tuld they may be worked by the water ache River Tawe which bounds the ERate f-r near a Mlle. It has ago a very emenlive right of depalturage on the neighbourirg Hi t% mid is within two Miles of Lime. The Miniion aLd Fano !..logre ant in Tenantable repair, dittant from Natal eight Mths, savaufea hfieen, and Brecon at Mee. The're, ant, Mr. J. ems, will tltcw the Eftate, and for further puck-Wan apply to h4r.Bothell.st Hopton;Coun, near Dewy , -- --- TORE BOLD BY' AUCTION. By Meffrs. ABBO T and SIMON, Oh the Prernifes formerly occupied by the late Michael Newton, Efq at Culverthorp, near Skaford, in the County of Lincoln, on Friday, Auguft pth. and following days (Sund.iy excepted), at Ekven o'Clock each day, by oni, r of the Executors, r irHE *valuable and rich Houfehiild Furniture, late the Property of the Right Hon. the Dowager Counteb of OXFORD decreed. conspiring capital Pier Glades, large hand ' tome Moore Carpets. Velvet Drawintrooni Suit, Velvet Pulpit and Akar Cloths triMmed with Gold Lap, a fine Japan Screen, State Bedfteads with Davila& Hankins*, fultable BeAdlng, Cabinet Work, in grestmariety, Marble Tables; Clocks, all the requilite furniture , for the Chambers and domcflic Often, a large Iron Roller. Brewing Copper. and A:canals, ILcasicifterna, the•kixturcs M the Mullion, and an absindauce of other Articles. To be viewed trrp dap previous to the Sale ; Catalogues may bethen hail on the Ftendfas ; at the-Reid Deer, Lincoln; Green Man Lincoln Heath; Talbot, pitatard; Principal inn, Ancafttr; Norge, Grintham • Angel, Peterborough; of Mr. timfon, No. 4, Blew Bisod-greet; and of Mr. Abbott, No, 23. Shephed's Ptccadiny. EREk.HOLD ESTATE—SOUTH WALES. otes SOLD by AUCTION, At the Ball Inn, at Tenby, on Saturday the [4th day of Septem ber neat, at Five o.Clock, in One Lot ; AMoo Capital and Compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, called CORNItH DOWN, and SrOTSBO. ROUGH, confining of about 'threwHwidied Aerm of excellent Land, with a Watir Grit Mill, sailed fituate In th:.: Parini of St. Mary, and Within the. liberty of the Town of Tenby, in the County of Pembroke, South Wales. . This Elate is within a mile of Temby ; thk Dteelling-hotife is a ftthftantial modern ediftee, and (with the out offices) may be mad! fit for the radon& of a genteel fatally, at a moderate The Lands are naturally good, confining of rich loamy foil, in a varLty, which bctits them for either Meadow. Palturr,or Tillage. A fine Lime Qsarr; and Kiln upon the preenifes, and town ma nure can be procured at a trifling cayenne ftbnt Ceilidh Down Houfe commands the molt beautiful and pieltt.' ,refqtic view., imaginable t Teetby Ray. Cality and Lundy Wands, the iiriftul Channel, and the Devouthire emit being .all feen•froar the front dour. P. lined particulars may be had at the Hotel Milford; Cattle ' Inn, tiarcrtoidweft; Ivy Huth, Canwaribed ; iAoA, Brecon; Bulb, ftwaufra; White Hart, bath ; Talbot, briftol; at the Herald Uf bee' Olouctlter , , at the place of Sale ; of Abram Leach, Efq Pun broke ; of Mr. Charles Halfall, at Eaftwood, near Narbcrth, and at No- 8; Arlingtoo-ftrect, London, cash of whom bas a plan of the kftate. EXEMPTION FROM Intrr ON DIVIDENDS. 14IS MAJESTY% COMMISSIONERS for the AFFAIRS of TAXES, hereby give Notice, That an faltt claiming exemptions from the Duty upon Property, in raked of the Dividends of Stock Itandug in the Books of the Bank or PAgland, or the South Sea Company, on the behalf of Ferti l isers, are required to make their claims to fuch etemptfon before tbs Commanoners fer the (pedal purports of the Ads, and that all het claims mutt be made in writing, and delivered at the Office hr Taxes in Sumerfet Place, diredted to the Secretary for theAf. fairs of Taxes. The form on width loch clams are to be made, may be had at the Lid Ofitec, on application ajar, or to any In fpedur Or surveyor of l'axes. Ny o.der of are Lard , M WINTER. *re ymi ? 26, t8os• . FIRST 1,6 T LERY, illoc, RAINS DRAWING MONDAY, the 30th of SEPTEMBER tiAld. and Co. (focceltors to Mr. NIcHOLSON,) tApettfully tidtirm their Friends and the Public, that the I ticKtiTS and SHARF.S for the above Lottery are on Site, di dainOW titawtersivAigistbs, and Statteillsba,At that OW Licebeed State Lottery Dike, No 88, CORNHILL, Corner of the ROTA EICUANOI, London; And by their AGENTS at the following Places. viz. Mt. Henar Sr even son, Hunter's-Iquare.city of Edinburgh. Mars. Donn and Purr, GayAreet, eilyet Bath. Mr. Joan Pktacr,.Bank, Brecot. Mr. / . 01IN HLATOX. Bookie:11er, Leeds; and Mr. Even &recess, ditto, Rawsfgate. •„• Orders from the Country, remitting BIM at a wort date Bank Nam, Cash, or Poll °lke Orders, executed on the tune Terms as if waxbill, precut. - I§N Money for Prises al coo se drawn. A CARD TO THE LADIES, WHO VALUE THE GREATEST OF ORNAMENTS. Beauty, Health, and a good Set of Teeth may be obtained and preferred to extreme old ayte by the ufe of J.! LITLER's RESTORATIVE TOOTH POW DER, prepared from the original Recipe of the late Dr. P. H. Dimfdale, ratronifcd and titod by the %teen and Prineelres, the Eniprefs of Ruffin. the Ducheffes of York, Bedford, Gordan, Leeds, Devonfhire, Rutland, St. Alban's, and 171011 of the Englik and Foreign Nobility. This Powder is prepared from Vegetables, and ls entirely free from theAcid,or any Mineral Sttbftance. It deltroys the Scurvy, imparts a firmnefs and beautiful rednek to the Gums ; to the Breath the moR deist:labia G./CCM:ft; ufed conttantly, win render the Teeth of a pearly whicerters;• and prevents that dread ful Malady (the TOOTH.ACHEI. Many Medical Gentlanch whtkure it declare it a fine Bracer, eradicating the fouinds to which the Mouth is fubjedt frnm Diet or difordered Lungs; and by its healing, purifying, anii. batfamit qualities, frees the mouth front any unpleafant tale. • • Sold wlinkl,le and retail at. Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheaplide, corner of P,„ecrtiuder-ri•vr ; and retail by Sheppard and Butgen, ; Logia, Ayicibury Sinith, Bedford; Margate; Burgers. Ramfgate • Laurance, Broad Stairs ; Gr e gory and Gil. buret, Brighton ; Ba con, iso,Oztard-ftreet ; Witßers , 229, Strand, near Temple Bar ; Crifp, earner of Spring Gardens ; Clark, 269, Baronet ; Tutt, &thou, and Lewithwalte, Royal Exchange; Stott and Sniith, Edinburgh ; Gregfon ' Mors, and Billinge , Liverpool ; Stains, Mancheiter ; Weolmer, ,brew; Hazard. and Crtnwdl, Bath ; Macdonakis, Margo* • Stetter, and Monday , Oxford ; and by molt Bookrellew and Perfumers in every town, in Boxes at as. Pd. each. R. Bader, 4, akapfide; Is engraved on the Stamp, which la affiand to ma Box. - Ago may bebad, Butler's improved Tooth Brenta. is. each. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. At the Windham Arms Inn, in Kentfbrer, in the County of De von, on Monday the amth day of Augnit tuft. by Three o'Cluck In the Afternoon, in three Lots, Lot 1. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. fitaste in the Fulfil of Broadhembury, fn- a very beautilul And kodudive part of the County of Devon, at an eafy diftance front the MarketTowas of Honiton,Collumprou,Ottery ; St. Mary, and Tiverton, confining of a large convenient Mattson Houk, called Priory, rldete with tunes of Apartments of good di. mentions and convoritnt Of long the refidence o f Sr. BAIIBE SYDINUAM, Effi. deseaferi, and his Anceftors,...togethcr with the Inrrotutding Fertile F.liate, containing about One •Hun dred and Tot Acres of luxuriant Meadow, Prime Feeding, Rich Arable, and thriving Orchard Lands, with fuitable Homefteads and Buildings, now let to a refpedable Tenant at a very eafy Rent, whole term therein will expire at Lady-day,,tBo9. Lpt t. Confiding of three (mall Cottages; Orchard, and Gar dens, as Leak fur Lives, called Mathews, . and four. Fields .oi , good Pathere Land, containing about Six Acres, and now let wits Lot the SW... , C.oalliabs of thive•Clokaof Rkb Pittard and 'Arable Landientiatioiosloy imaion *boot Mae Ames mow let to. Mrs.. Ellisbak Pratt, and lies coatigoutia.to that ckimu* Steer eadd Slrawberry. Hill. For, a . skw bl the Premlks, appkitp the Tdnint at PAOry. and turaborpArtkubtromay- b.:Waft on applitattori Debars. atit.stlticaspactople,•,Leadoo, - iVist James ikowa s ahlsertoo, • • .5Y3 'a 4. ' ..' NoLLAND. Tut' Hahne, Juts. 16.—We learn that our fgna dron in the Texel failed under the command of Ad• miral do-Marta, having three regiments on board, viz. two French regiments from the camp of Zeylt, and one Batavian, from Bergen op Zoom, under the command of General MaRMONT ; the froadron, however, returned int o port the fame day. The di... fign of its failing was merely to accullorn the troops (three regiments) to the manoeuvres, and to make an experiment to warp the (hips out Of port, which is attended with much siactilty, by reafon of the ranch betwixt the Helder and the Texel, as the (hips cannot get out two abreaft. Many troops, and a great deal of artillery, are continually pro. ceeding to the Texel, and it it afferted, that Gene. issl DoOper wili command, the expedition, if it fhould take plare.—The. first barrel of new herrings that arrived here this lesion w a s f o ld a t 1350 florins. July roe marches of troops for the Tad have now ceased There are only three regiments embarked, and Genetal MAIM. NT returned to the Camp nt Zeytt on the I fith, where the grand manceu• Will commence to marrow. FIAtiILIIM, JULY in.—On Saturday fall, at noon,• arrived the Bth regiment of French Chaffeurs, and alio the 6th regiment of French buffers, who,. after Malting for one night, continued their march towards the Helder. Yesterday about fifty French geus Itrarrties Marched in here, and this mm nisi); they al- . In took the road to the Helder. The regiment of Waldeck, which yellerday reachedZanpoort and Vel zen, marches this day to Alkmaar, and thence pro , heeds to the fame deßination as the preceding tarps. The 35th and ail) Freisch infantry are expeCted here today, and the 4.th battalion of Batavian Chaffeurs are expeited at SpaatnAlam and Spaarnwouie. . The French infantry will reach this place on the silt, and on the 111 of Augutt the gad French infantry will march into Beverwyk; and the ad Batavian infantry into Zoutport and Velzen. All thefe corps are marching in fuccellion for the Helder ; from which place, we hear, that the horfe and foot artillery were, immediately on their arrival, put on board the (hips of war, and a confiderable number of transports, and that they are daily exercifed iu all the necelfary ma- HILYOTTILUYS, JULY 294 —Early in the morning of the 27th this place was favoured with a vilit et Monfienr VAN RUYAN, the acing Miniaer of. Ma rine. He rettaiked, with fatisfaCtion, the almoll inconceivable difpatcb and aftivity with which the expedition preparing at this port has been forwarded. The troops to be employed in it are daily arriving, in order to be ready for embarkation at a moment's notice. The Minitter went on board the Eurydice frigate, in which the Naval Cadets are inltruEled and, after fome converfation with Captain WALTIN. NEM the Port Officer, he refunted his jonrney. The General iu Chief, Mae mow •e, art ived here yef terday, and having infpeeted the !tate of the prepata riot's for the intended expernitionorolpeeing whiclrhe exprelled the highea GaisLteion, he fei not main .oa hisxetero. His =rival and departuratette =noun. • uni bX a flifchargq of inti4loy. . rußEzr. Courrattmorte,, June as....:ralierday the he* Britith Envoy, Mr. AU ratter, arrived here. Tha French firl interpreter, M. Jousea+, before his da parture, was prefented with plume, valued at soot? mattres. On the part of the Grind Seignior, a Tur kith fibre, fet with choice diamonds, was alto given him, as a prefent for the French Ensperor. The Mathalukes, &pm: Bay at their head, are et. • petted to take poffelfiln of Alexandria and Itofetta, in order to pitt there important places into the hands of the F.nglifh. I11L?. Venter, JOLT 10.--Cdpy Of a Setter from Mr.: RotlSTAGNY,Comalifiioner oftorortierciai itelations M. Piton!. Infpedtur General of Roads and Bridges. sod M. COTANID. Chief of the Battalion of Italian linghteers, ham se. rinelut Peace. They have been funtanosed before the %Roe 'this minting. They have undergone a lag eumloados Mistift to the objeds of their journey; they have declared, that they had no motive but curhallty ; they have been fent to the Crowssei Nance (hotel). A Polite Meer canoe there With lb. and cxamined all their papers; be found ha t four which= his attentit b. - " Tw oot there papers are aotheirities given, to M. Cprranto by his Chiefs, to accompany M. Peons in the tour Which he is eummiffioned to mike on the Po. L " A third is a decree of his Malay the Bayer* ka Kati, re gelatine the cooveyance of Troops from Turin to - Perraia. " The fourth is a Note from M. Bon t t tttttttt any figna. lure, requiring Statiffical Accounts relative to the Pa ‘• After this sift, it was figtdifed to thefe Gentkintil diet were under arreft, and a guard was placed on alt • trove of their aireit till going to elk ;km this eireils4 " WARR 1 was with them, and t hey w ere teUioe of Albeit affair, there came an Aid de-Camp of the General of the place, who demanded in his name tie four paP C : ll =l have jail d.fcribed. " 1 abferval to this Officer, that theft Gentlemen mill net put with thefe papers; that the papers had been efteasli milled, and they might cotpe and verify them again. He Wilted en peaks them, and ?Offered to take upon myfelf to give a of *O4 1 he Officer told me that he could not take that upoo ; bilt • neverthelefs he fent an agent of the Police for frordiat. " An hour after, the Deputy of the Diredor of Nike antes% and acquainted inc that the Commiffinner Pienipotuniary whited me to be intorrred, that the apartment in wkich I was, at that I time was a place occupied by the Police, in Which I could not re= I main. I told kW that I looted upon this communication u an Llt of violence, end that in retiring, I yielded to tone alone.- " After till& nylanatitm, Deputy demanded tht four paper; which hielfrs. Pant and Cosy* Nzo deliveredon getting a receipt for them from the Officer. " Alter this trarlietion, the Deputy repeated the notice WWII' he bad been directed by the Commiffioner Plenipotentiary to (vO6 municate to me. renewed my proteft againft this ad of ribienee s withdrew, and isit Mara PROM and COSTA/ at) under $ lima of the Police. " Thefe*Gentlemen hareemployed themfelves Once their in Venice Only in sitting objects of art. (Signed) N Rocrivicur. • vommiffary General for Commercial Relations!! GERMANr. ~:~.. VIENNA, JULY 6.—A levy of recruits is rpOken Elf to take place immediately in the Emperor's Heredi., tarp Ettates, to complete the different regiments, and to replace the men that were difiniffed during the lall twelve months, becaufe their tetra of fervice was expired. Jo xi t7..--Yefterday Prince Doxonaucas and Ge. nen/ Vox WINTZ mumps were prefented to his Im perial Malley. The latter fets off to-day on his re. turn to St. Peterfburgh. The report fisting that the Archduke LH ARIA s was gone to Italy, is not true; that Prince fill continues here. From The Trent., jots 7.—Yeflerday morning a company of gunners went from Infptuck for the Southern pert of the Tyrol, accompanied by a great' train of ammunition. There are only four women permitted to remain with each company of the regi.: ments on the frontier ; all women above that number art fent back. Ha mBURG FOUL? 73—The Ruffian General, Prince Docaouaticxt, who arrived at ienna on• th e 13t h inltanr, is laid to be charged with very impor• pant difpatches from the Emperor ALF lANDS a. He has already had feveral conferences the Empew ror of AUSTRIA, at one of which Lion de WINT. ZINGERCD6, the late Ruffian Plenipotentiary at Bet lin, was likewife prefent. As 11.0 n as the Aufirian' A,mbairAtior, Count Cossarzst., beard of BaNA. vaara's return, he immediately left Franckfort fur ftris. He is charged to ent er i nto a negot i at i on re- . fpatinifome important political fubjeets, which yet remain unfurled. In the mean time, in the war de. partment at Vienna, there prevails as much *dishy as in the C4binet. The new levy of recruits through.' out the Impetial hereditary dominions commenced on the Bth infant. The war office has alfo iffued orders to purchafe horfes with the utmoll expedition to traufport the baggage of the feveral great armies now on foot on the frontiers of Italy, in Tyrol, and Inner Aultria. The number of troops now on foot in Anllria amounts to near spo.ooo men. It is iiiia.gly fufpeeted that Boma:at/vs meditate, dome encroachment on the territory of Switzerland. ;vertures for this purpofe are expefted to be made at the opening of the Helvetic Diet, at Soleure. A French army is Rated to be on its march for 0017'41- ! loon country. Between the Swedilh Diplomatic Agents at Ra‘:' bon for Swei!ifh Pomerania, and the Pruffian and French Refidents, no timber intercourfe is to take place, in confequcoce of an exprefs order of his Swe. difh Way. The molt vigorous military prepara. lions are making in Sweden and Swedifh Pomerania. The inhabitants of the litter country are apprehen. five of a fpeedy vilit from the French. • A negotiation is underflood to be going on for ob taining the cn.opera:ion of Pruffia in reducing the* exorbitant power of France. The fuocels of this ne•- gociation, however, is very Coubtfyil, as the French' Emperor offers Hanover as a bribe to his Pruffian` Majefty to remain . neutral. Jtitv 26.- —Private lettem from the Ruffian Fron tier (fate, that the Ruffian Artillery has received or. dens to prepare for a march. The Ruffian General Tins-rev has paired through Warfaw for Legnbersi on ainiirsonfroin his Sovereign. iPIRICE SIX-PENCE. LEP LFWFS. . ibis day were publithed, in fbur hamdfoate volumes, foolfcap ave. Prix I'm in boards, MEMOIRS of :he law CHARLES LEE • LEAVES. Comedian--containing Anecdotes, Niftoritatand Biographical, of tit.: worrisH, aad IRISH STAGES, durieg`a period of forty ',rails Warms m by HIMSELF, and piihllfised by Ids Sin, JOHN LEE LEW I ", F.st ?entrif for 1111CNABO Ptuaurs, No. 5 , , 9ndga•fkrett illickfAars ty whom will fpcufily be publithed, M1M0111.3 of the Ltra of Ssmur.f. loota„)...fq. with a collo:lion of his Bon Mots, obis* oriOnal. by CiAas. a s C. 0.:. a, Efq.