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This day was pribllthed. In Your elegant Volume+, Foacap Bvo. Prioe One Guinea in boards, MEMOIRS of the late Mrs. ROIINSOl" WRITTEN by NERssitir. !Deluding Anecdotes of many diftinguifbed Charadters nf the r e cu r period • with Poems and Letters never before publtibed, srntno by berfeff, or atidreffed to her by various Perfcms. Printed for R. Phillips, No. yr, St. Paul's Chstreh-yard s and fold by 1111 800400% This Day was pabiWbed, price ys. 6d. in boards, , the Second Edition (corroded) of AN EPITOME REE OF PARTS. CHEMISTRY: IN TH NIT L—lntended to facilitate to the Student, the 'lord& don of Chemical teowledge, by minote inftrodtions for thr Performance of Experiments. PART IL—Diredtkes for the Analyfis of Mineral Waters; of Earths and Stones; of Ores at Metals ; and of filinerid Bo dies in general. And, PART 111.—.Infra'ions for applying Chemical Tells and Renigents co various ofeful rooks. By illfLf .TAM HENRY. printig fog J. johnfen. No. 7s, Sc Agra Church-71yd. Vitae may be bad s Mr. Idanar's View of the Ohio% of asemiltry, and its siggicatka to Arts and hdanufadares. jots poblidsed. price Rive Shinto's, Octavo, - _ _ , - - With a Defesfptive Plate, A TitEklISE on a New Method of curing S. GoNaltitHeA, by which %Miura' th the Throw! Crud are pretreated ; to which are added, Warmth= on the tomparatiye Mats of Ceudits and Stendes t Mara* h 1 onietyoftafei efieefeeres In the prim" Cash% the sad the ilifepherna. Alto fehjoined. ri ng e hm e4ml )o4 Retnarha et the Casks and Remedies of Sesnival Sterility, and mime Female shredded* fri Z er epo *Oa. P DeAirerste's, F. R. s. • si C. 14. WILICIIICK Washer tir the *MA Caner atiM=d; MP( rtehrelert To be bad at and _San Orem Itaadidasse, CoSees• Gard= ern*, Pems• ehm , th ir S abd of tha Amber, No. heho-limard; whore im may to amikllmi Art allesoll front tie to three. • PIiILoSOPHICAL ILADAjAhni. mo th NoMber of this sdittaltnterefijog saisSie as 111 a deferlytioa a pop 11 11:= 1 10=4*. tbe Pee. ea. of C. OtoityliAtot It! opplkselie $ Ons, r t a l m - O'Reilly, of the gf blot Mooole tithe L of the Artso—itei osTpsdlftt the of the C trio Acid, by horses! ifgoso)sdhsres rolpeetiog the teigiu tit the Aui ows..ebigebeml V 1 4 1 411 ,11 the laws of Arti e ty, of the bits or roe.Tb= the by Theodore pass to ho etegiorei tot 11414 by C. tiocl—Ac mat of the ootosoll produces of C r e7lo2.—Prossedisgs of lamed Seelethet...Aiihniot of Mt Oomft •••••ebiegool-Nti tices, lee. ice. Til bi : ar tinevinp to this Womb& artn.-o'Reilly's gyps:am for gby ft m, oetoedlatt to the procefn of Obarbd, engrrred by Lortry..dted s bend of Dr. An& mimed by Macke:ls* Eros a model takes from the K by Tare. Said fell by iiiths. Richardtoce, coraktn, snit tic caller Book ers. ROSS, Ho. "9. iSiThopfgateltreet Within, who invented &vend elegaro t raMW. whkh were bosomed with univerfal A.drotration meta wt Dkeloelty, having Com leted& ftdiekot ronsbor of theft for publeorrvlrefpwl -1'44 offers them to the Latiks wader the Nantes :-- TUrra, PANOLITS g or CROWlirof THOS . 1 bit Head-Draft, *rated from a Grecian Model, rits ott the lomat of the Ha' sad Bowe down it is deltic Tract Math the molt card& sad talteful arise. The ROMAN FRONTLET; or ANTUE RAREAT/E : AZ - tried for thole Ladies white Nair does sot mend low swegis for the rebut Tette, or Is too Isaft .to preferve itfcif in twL h will be found peculiarly artful in Journits, w4d ao the Ax Coati, as dews and [aline ezholitiebs hove no d upon it 4 may he faltened as in a moment; yet ro artificial is the f aening eoncesiad, ebilk even on eisxninatlon, it is not to be alfaircrol tram nomad Hair. it is as ilinpk itt Its twohrodthat .t is tafy in its form, light in its weight,aud boa in Its Pricy The ROODIAN FAVOURITE; sir FRAGRANT LOCK, beeatte brni 1...411 lira& of .1. lasting cw. Mein, foiled the Hair,' and mita an ibrieufant kent.-- T l + l, Had Drells condi= a beauty of form, and n fragrancy e mint• which, wtien blended toy,etber, are ellPenPriete In toot delicate slam* and chanting tade fo pesulisr to THS BRTTISH FEMALES. There, toset.her with ARIIPICIAL HAIR, rannearAtetu nr rnauttfidbirett o of f'M S°lll4 "min ' and 14"24' uur b. il.tpsacdaehlsHoure rid Warelscrea& EXTRACt FROM THU LONDON GAZLITE. TT has been the flatly of the Proprietors of the Wen known ANTiWORNUTIC DROPS, left compared • Prepay 14 by dm late nevem drummer, at ids Dines -1,',•• No. is, Sotto ({gait, Leaden, and eoat,naed only and t V . t h, n to ho w z mi d geau so ch os guard the rublicits sialt C 1 'random ant daily pradtited ;rabid M t ilts r‘ e't the era rekedtabiihy; and as the mows of An :- - Drops here bees famd set oaken satinet la fuse -1 miplaints, bat a neosisfel relearn In fLr r s u i a, goat, rbsuisadfin, sad the m t l mcstabaentelw a I '. • ryes as the lid of cares accompany* Pelt , r r a in en anise bill of diredioes, will telly, as well es the " on diet, gout, no *rkten bf the hitt Preadetar t eh may dro he had et the Masonry) Bogie ales oat aa , hiL.fts to try, under thds tanaton, etch tsarinas inskadossi ' thl• mann the Proprfaors. by the favour of his Mskity's • 41 ' 417 goners of the Snoop Ona., have silted • s deXZe y Lot*, petal to 'blade NO with the weft!: a . .. eq. Na ty, iehs il l sYa , sugussihd upon it. winds; if the - c!.stn attends us, osiv.ber with the weeds !easels gnu ' Awriscrraprric MON. BY Tat KING'• PA= • tie bid, sod•wrapper, with the addition tar the 0 . , the larger, be alai be sabred le has 'bullied the go. L ie meditilei *feed at the Didadenty, saw Nam, Um' " ▪ 81 /I WO. 4 1IP-p4 ae• imeet dog 1001004 vernows, NarvES and CHILDREN of the KILLED and WOUNDED BRITISH SOLDIERS; SAILORS, and MA RINES in the BRITISH ARMY and NAVY IN EGyyr, 'THE following . SUBSCRIPTIONS have been received towards the Fund how ran/ for the relief of the Families of the Bridal - Forces who have Tuffered in Egypt, As. His Royal Highnefs the Prince bf Wales L. nos 00 His Royal Highnefs the Dukc o olY . :rk 105 o o 'The Corporation bf the City of don - Soo 0 0 The lionoutable Eaft India C pany - woo 0 0 The Governors andDireetorsof fhcßank of England 323 o 0 The Wet - Ny . lol Company of Goldfmiths - 32 20 0 Deicers and ftivatet of the Highwkk Vdluntcers 4 4 8 One Day's Pay of the Regiment of the lily 43 11 104 One Day's Pay of the 01ficers and Men recruiting in Cali& Diftridt - • 1 4 S Two Days Pay from the Officers and privates of the Kilkenny Militia • 74 4 7 One Day's Pay df the Oirmers of the Katt Suffolk - - - - 8 13 6 One Day's Pay of the Officers and and Privates of the Eat Kent Militia - - - - 28 2 7 The Troop of Sures Yeomanry Cavalry - to to o The Men and Privates of the 4th Dragoons 68 18 3 Tbc Officers ol the 7th (or Queen's ow 0) Regiment of Light Dragoons to 0 The Royal Clan Alpine Regiment , Two Days Pay to o 0 The Ray Foteible Highlanders,Oue Day's-Pay 46 8 o And other Subferiptions already advertised to the id Init. amoonting to - 596? 14 4 Subkriptions received in Edinburgh - - 988 3 6 Reedved fince The Loyal Tay Fencible Infantry so oo• The Officers of the Ealt Middiefex Militia, by Colonel Earl Mansfield - 10 14 0 Earl Mansfield - - 10 to 0 The Dean of liallibury . - - s s 0 Subfcriptions continue to be received at Lloyd's Coffee haufe, and at the following Bankers, viz. Ilertiee, Farquhar, and Co. St. James's-street. Hantesteley's, Pall-Mall. Dintumond`s, Charing-erofs. Coots's, Strand. Snow, Sandby, and Paul, Strand, Pleet-ftreet. Hoare's, neet-ftreet. SMith, Payne, and Smiths, George-fireet, hfinfion-houfe. Roberts and Curtis, Lombard-firect. bofanquet, Beadseroft, and Reeves, Lombard-them. Martins, Stones, and Foote, Lombard-ftrect- Sir William Forbes and Co. Edinburgh; and Mars. Lstouthe and Co. Dublin. ANTED* HOUSEwith aWA REHOUSE, v • in 4n airy &nation, within Fifteen Minutes walk of OK AO* Exchange. Addrels with Terms to R. R. at Mr. Moor's, Stationer, No. 63, Betboptgata-ttrect-within, which, U approved, will be im t=tlattenifed 'WILTSHIRE. WATER EATON. TO SS BOLD BY PUBLIC •lICTION, In' Pour or more Lots; MAP, Rom Inn, in IClrasoefter, in the County of Oioucefter, on Monday the soth Day of Ottober neat, between the floora K *dr and Six is'Clocit in the Afternoon (If not pre dirsofed ofby imitate Centred), fubjedi to fuch Con atom as Soft be then produced, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, mediftleg of the MANOR of WATER EATON, in it *nee part of the Canary of Witt, about It mike &Ode front the Tomb of CIRENCESTER, upon the Road leading from thentsrtlirodat'Criekbale to Swindon, M , Re. which Old Boa bounds the Mate on the South; tbd Borough of Crick-lade mud the River IS. on the South-Weft and North- Weft; etimprffing Four eligible Dairry or Orating Falun, with and convenient Fartn-Holes, Outboufts, Stalls for dt.c. and Th ree Handfed sod Ninety Acres of Arable, Eleven Hundred and Fifq-foor Acres of rich Meadow and haute Land, and about Twenty-feats Acres of Woodland, the whole Tithe Free, and lying nearly In a Ring Fence ; very stamniently &state with rdpe& to Markets, not only by Land Cordage, but by Water. to many puns of the Kingdom, having the Canal which forms the Grand Juodion betweetithe River Severn and the Thames, within a lae of the Eftatc, which affords as opportunity of always obtaining Coal, and convey- I Jug the produce of the Farm to more diltani Marheta. Mr. William Wallelourn, of Water Eaton, one of the Te oants. will thew the Estate; and printed Particulars may be had by a ppl ying to Mr. John Field, Shcpton Montague, near Bru ton, timnafet ; at the Office of Mr. MeiSter, Solicitor, at Shaftesbury; or Man. Mater, Wincantoo, who are fever rally en:powercd to treat for the fame by private Contra& VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. Olaphant. furry; WhitcorobAreet, Orange-area, St. Martin's- Arcot, C.afUe-Arcet. and liemmingi-row LA.-titer Acids ; Vine-Areet, ChandosArcet ; Charles -tCroot, Drury-keno; and Crown-Arcot, Old-Arcet Road. TO It SOLD IT •UCTION By Metre. GRAHAM and HINDLE, By 'order of *e Devisee Irr Trull of the late AlderataP oax Boanatr., &ceded, at the White Hart Tavern, Holborn, •PPvine Chancen4lne. on Toelday, Septemb erl, iSoz, a. Thstec o'Llock, in Lou, VALUABLE and VERY IMPROVABLE • FREEHOLD ESTATES, cnrnprifiog two ereellent fa- Ally Haan, with enqvcolent Danoftic Offices, Coach Hooks, Wales, Fore Courts, beautiful Pl*Ore Grounds nod I C4cheu Garden', Noosed with a prolulion of young faandard and oral. Ird Rah Trees, In hlO potation; *dandy Suite 116 the Eaft fide of Clapham enten,ln the county of Surrey ; In as occupatioin of Lady Tebbe and Thaw Curtis, Fly. Pour lira hulk Dwelling Hooks in Whitcomb-erect Cbf dna-croft, (one • capital Free Public Hance. in fall trada,p4Uad the. %Ammar's ,) In Site polkflion of Mcffre. Fria, Dof den, /oath, almkGrovea f Thirteen Neat Dwelling Hodes, forming the whole of Mica mouth-court in Willecomh-ftreet. - 11;a 13;ici fiwelliizlEfonfes and a Moiety of the Nag's Head! ivery Sahib Yard, in Dranitreet ; is the mes e upsilon of hires. Cauca, Moles, and Tite Hock and Dolphin fpaclout Coach Yard and Stables, St. Mans e 's-brect, Lsiceiter4quare; let to Mn. Sank Brooks. The very complete and newly crated Red Liao Livery Ste- Maenad Yard. in Caftlo-ftreet, let to Mr. James Tessfey. A faldastul Brick Bulk Dwelling Mae, with emotive Arched Vaults, No. t 4, In Henuninge-row ; let to Mr:Holmes. A Dwelling Houk and piece of Ground. in Vlbe-itras and Round-court. Citandvs-brebt i let. to Thomas kgobboa, and Edmund Duggan. A Houk No. so, Charles-Brest. Drurrime. And a Ground Rent .af Ten Pomade ler Amnon, amply fe cored by Bond's's in Crown—Ad, Old-beet load, with ths Remetion b As of Back Buildings. ' Tits wink ((per tie Honk in tike itetvintion et Thomas Curtis. Efq. sad Ilk Orooad in Sound-court) are kt enTeinna at WM,* very iOIP Ittatt.taPlSkidtallok!alt tinprate man, astooanna at /nick to UV= HUNDRED and TWO POUNDS per Annum. - - - - Printed Particebtre are paltering. sad may be led Pantos Days r ot the ask ; whys tbe Elltateeemay be viewed, by ' lave of the Tatars (the Hooke at Chyle= Camases by Mame only) sad farther Perdeulars may be billows by "ply ing to &MAK 1111.4N0V0111. sad Swear, &ales Beath Welk Temple; mad ef *dish Oftoddig ifoass, kla Clisaeartdilla 'TO B SOLD, Akt SANOATF. on the eoaa. of Kent, one mile frpni re:- Itone, three from Hythe, and t 6 tram Cahterbory, TEN PARCELS of LAND, together, or as marked out. containing a^ Acre each Lot. unc =manly well adapted for Builders, kevirg within itfcif Water, Stooe, and Hand, of excellent quality. The line of trout extends half the length of the teat of Saogate, and, being bounded by the Highway, precludes as future interruption trout other Evild hip. The vitws frorn•Callelield art fingularly grand. The real value of this fitillttiOn can be appreciated by fight only. Any Gentleman defirotis of a Marine Rcfideriee, in a com modious vicinity, and rem afkable fur the fahibrity of Air, (be ing flickered from the tali Wind), will and this aSvertlfemt cc of importance, and worth 411mA:bate attentiun. Apply to Mr.Trittcni, at Hythe, TO BE PERYMPTORILY SOW, In Two Lott, to the beck bidder, _ _ Purfuant to a Decree of III; Majcity's Court of Exchequer et Weßminfter, nude in a caufc, Anti t uled Davies ageia,R Lewes, Knight, before Abel Moyfey, Efq. Deputy to hi, Map!fa Remembrance: of the raid Court, on Friday the ailtb thy of Auguß next. at twelve o'clock at noon, in the Exchequer Office, in the lane:Teat*, London, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate in the Parifh of Dogntells, In the County of Pembroke, con fining of divers Meninges, Lands, and 'Tenements, in the feveral occupations of Evan John, Thomas Willants, Jane Lloyd, Richard Richard, William 13oweu, Willem Jo'an, Mary Nicholas, Samuel David, the Reverend William Jones, and others.--Perticulars may be had (gratis) at the Nines Rc. monbrancer's Office, Temple; Mr. Getty, holioitor, Angel court, Thmgmortomftreet • Mr. Thomas, Solicitor, Theo braid's Road , Landon ; Mr. Davies, Surveyor, Lhvyngoras, near Cardigan • Mr. Herbert Lloyd. Caerruarthen ; the White Hart, Car digan; and at the principal Inns at Caermarthen ind Haverfordwelt. A DESIRABLE SHIPWRIGHT' YARD. and CAPI TAL. DWELIIING HOUSE, within the PORT of PLY MOUTH. TO SE SOLD BY PUBLIC ♦UCTION, By order of the Affirms of Thomas Dunßenville, a Bankrupt, Tuefday the ssth day of September, at five o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Pope's Head Tavern, in Plymouth, THE following very valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, in two ceparate Lou, viz.— Lot r. For the remainder of a term of twenty-one years in poffellion, from the 19th Seember t 790, and for a further term of ninety-nine years (&-tdeninable on three Lives of the purchafer's nomination), to be ranted at the eaplradoo of the faid term of ten:arra= years. with • perpetual right of re newal on the death of each Life, on payment of a fine ccrtair AU that valuable, complete, and (limped Shipwright's Yard, with the Docks, Slips, %ars, Stares, Lofts, Shed , and bevelling Houk thereunto belonging, fituate within the Port of Plymouth, at Cretnil Point, in the parith of Eaft Stone hoefe, and County of Devon ; being fuperior to every Men. chant Shipwrighs►s Yard in the Pun. and equal to any in the Kingdom, having a depth of water competent to the building or repairing (hips of the largeft tonnage ; is in a moll eligible fituation, and capable of the high& Improvement. The whole is very menage, and contains upwards of an sere above high water mark, and more than an acre below high water mark. 'in this is included the Building, which ii now alai as the /WO Slaughter Houfe, at the Port of Plymouth, which &longs to the Yard, and adjoins it on the Writ, and Is held by the Commilioners of the Vidtualling, under the yearly rent of 1 45 1 . lac Lot 2. For the remainder of a term of ninety-nine years, determinabk ao the death of three young and healthy Lives with a perpetual right of renewal oo a Inc certain—All that defiriPle and well.bnUt Dwelling Honk, and Garden in flan I thereof, containing together one hundred and fourteen perch of ground, &nate at Crendi Point aforefaki, late the refidencc of the Paid Thomas Dunfterville. The DircUing Houk emfdts of two large and handftmse parlentri, a kitchen, and office, on the ground-floor; four commodious bed rooms, with drefling rooms, on the fecond Boor; fuitabk chambers an the attic 'torch and all other convenient attached and detached 011 ices. It was bulk a kart dine time by Mr. Dunftacille tar his own reli &nee, and Is drlightfully famine at the entrance of Hamoize, commanding a fail view tithe Harbocr, and would be a very eligible refidence for a Naval or Military OXecr. It may b: entered upon immediately. Mr. Gans, at Cremil Point, will anew the Primates ; and fur ther particidars may be had, by applying either to Mr. 'Williams !krill, in the Mlnottes, London; Mr. J. B. Bayly, Mr. G. Herbert, Mr. William Part, at plyenoatis, the "ma; or to Mr. Kelly, the Solicitor t Plymouth. WHEN Profcffional Men of education and re tponSbility deviate from the general fyftem by the fe kat= of a peculiar BnnEhi the fandion of king cond2ned fuerxfa is the has etterion of far:Weir. Eight yai r ae H e= I devoted my preellee to the exclufive treat ment & DISORDERS and the furcefstui trick of my plan gives ase additional ardo ur to oppiNe u far as I am able theraysges of thok cianiplants which arc the wed import ant le the ratalogue of human infirmities. 'After Initiation into every brawh as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at as early period of Pflakt to relate Individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally gau gerous precipitancy of general Pradtitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure oforbiels (have de voted my attention, compdhe every fpceies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent ur long duration.--wy. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing Iron, the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laity that de-. rangernent of the lifter in Wasnat Width called BARREN NESS or STERILITY'. . . . Ntitessous treatment of a Ample and It not 'infrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are by the indite:aloe of an hour. By a leperier method fuck complaints are =l; a :t el r g ed, and even where others have failed, I emit that I i may perfume to offer a radical matabliihtneat. Ilea lufwever are the cake of complicated dinars in this &finder compared with the clambake Atuationa of Aden, who Iran indulgence IasSOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Cale ! ties of a faihinnahle Life. acquire that Rate of DeYllity which is the unavoidable oonfequence of (deb pernicious habit& Where the unhappy fulcra broods over his Dam, bin care, fully %vocals his misfortune, it may be Some confoistion for hint to know, that although it be an .daft of doubt or unser lain* with other Pradinatiers, the reneged of flak DbEl. CIANCIRS by the gradual pr profs of Renovation is the acquire meet of my experience. If the rites of Boodas or Vent's have began to reduce vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by en early coontiron of this languid Sate, and in &hi* cafes noose difficulties will own% But where this Deficiency has for years caned. a proper Per- Swerance Modified* requiSse to revive the Quaking (parks ' of Life, and to rc-animate the Cosititstisa. t MARRIED WOMEN, who Woo 1111 40 1 ef *rated In thdr espediations of a Family, wag be red, that 11/0a biomes Peek irteds.am curable by Mailed MAL m. MCRECY which is lotdbodel asap mdsnaklog, and the n my which I lava prefanted to ghee, hem the Dabs my Premolars, latl is albad-. moe with Peck this Intl madam is givm, tit Mt B---.may be wietilitedgatimallg (et by laws Wham a basil )at his beats, )leap. Ante- Osi:itreet, -Salmi, mar T eetpMaae. Them is no aditimal searsece la Waltman's adjandag„ and Ma atm is 'which the. tlgota at *Mfg d Ilig Perg Cvagic 14 efilipm. soviarinNtY QV TV*CAKY. Made in the Name of his Maidly the KINCO Exaoata, his Excellency the Count dc Cats:a Veit ruit A, Marquis de Gat' mesa's, Knight . of the Grand Crof, of the Royal Order of CMARLEII 111. Genticiesim in Waiting, and Mem-, her of the Privy-Conned of his &opal Highncfs the INFAU: DULL of PA lILM A. Plenipotentiary of his Majcity. The Milliner Plenipotentiary, M. the Court Cs- Salt VENTURA, General MURAT, and M. AGAR, the CommiXtry, having confulted about the cue monial of taking polleltion, the morning of the ad of Angel was cinders for that grand ceremony. ' At feven in the morning, the great clock in the Old Palace, which is ufed fi , r indicating great Fef tivals and Galas, announced the folemn eft which was to take place.—A detachrre It of too grevia. diets, with their Officers, and drums heating, m ,dc their appearance at nine o'clock. 'they were im mediately din' ibuted in the polls affitned them. His Excellency the General in Chief MURAT arriv:d with his Staff at eleven, and was received at the gate of the Old Palace by the Marquis Fe at° FE.tantil, and the Marquis GIOVANI GERM, who accompanied him to what is called the Sa loon dee Desue Cent:, where an alcove was crafted for him and his Etat Major, till the beginning of the ceremony. The wife of the General, and the widow of the deceafed Spanifh Mininer, the Chevalier gyms ass, came together. They were received at the gates of the palace by the Prior, Chevalier JEAN Bev-mi. Game', deputed from his corps, and accompanied them to the feats appointed tor them. His Excellency the Miniller Plenipotentiary, the Marquis Count CIESAR VENTURA, came immedi ately afterwards, with feven Knights, and went to receive four Senators, who accompanied him tQ the Grand Saloon. The Plenipotentiary and the General in Chief entered the Saloon at the fame time through dif ferent paffages, receiving the ordinary falute from the militia. Their march was fo concerted, that they arrived at the fame time before the throne, f) as that neither fhould have the precedency. In the mean while, the Senate, the Civil Magic .tracy, •and the other Minifters who were to adift at the ceremony, toot the place% alrigned them: The Minifler Plenipotentiary, and the Commander in Chief, alto took their feats. _ _ Every one being feated, a moR profound (Hence took place in the Saloon, where there were not leis than :too perfons of different orders of the State. The first Mini fter began the ceremony: the Notary of State, the Dolor FR lICOIS Goast.sa, made a very long fpeech, in which he pratfccl the wife meafires taken by the French Republic, and the qualities of the Pirlt Conant BON•PARTE, to whore genius the Continent of Europe was taught to look for peace. He added, that by the bappj concurrence of his meafures with thole of his la. IP CILIA MAJ es re, Peaoe was figned at Luneville. He then read the whole of the sth Article /if the Treaty; after which the Minifter Plenipotentiary alio read the Proclamation of the 26th of July, by which his Majefty Louis I. announced fiimielf, in virtue of that article and poftezior regulations, to the Tufcans, as the new Ktao of ETP. vas A, and charged the Marquis Count Cassia VE N rugs. to receive, as his Plenipotentiary, the ufual oath of fidelity and obedience. he Royal Advocate, Tamar MACIIISPAI s ad iakrins, then hood up, who lifted as Direfreir des bier:swim, and who, in that capacity, invited, in an elegant fpeech, the Senate, and 'the Civic Magiftracy, to take the oath'of fidelity and obeli. ence to the New Sovereign, whore rare and well. known qualities could alone compenfate for the Sovereign they had la. The Senator Lieutenant Count Rotawo aim &also next role, and made a filtrable anfwer to this fpeech. He expatiated eqnally on the great• nth of the boon which Tufcany bad received, and the confident expeSations entertained that the known qualities of the new Kim° would compen. fate for the lois of the Prince whom he fucceeded. He concluded with adhering to the Treaty of Lit neville, and the arrangements which it made. He then, as 'fella: the whole Seaate. in the name of the Tufcan nation, (wore to Loots I. the fame fidelity and obedience which they oblerved towards his predeceWors. After this fpeech, she Senators and the Elders of the Civic Community, each according to his refpeetive order, advanced to the foot of the ' Throne, where, after fainting the portrait of big MAMTY, the Minifter Plenipotentiary and the General in Chief took the oath, laying the right hand on that part of the Holy Golpel which con tained the Ecelefiallical Ceremony of the Equef trian Order of St. EVits ex. When all of them had returned to their reipeetive polls, the Notary of State read, in a loud tone of voice. the folerrin infirument of the oath, naming loudly the liven Perfonages who of as witneffes, and prayed to Heaysx for the proliserity and preiervation of the new King, Louts I. The happy auguring was refoundedby univerfal plaudits,and the llamas of Evvios! with which the new Lao was pro. claimed by this nut:wroth Affembly. Thus ended this Ingot! ceremony, during which, every time that mention was made either of the French Republic or the Royal Perfonars, the Minitter Plenipotentiary and the General to Chief Wok of their hais at a fignal made to them by josern Coarr, the Mailer of the Ceremonies, and according to what was before agreed upon.—Tbi difcharge of cannon accompanied this folemn pomp, and, at the clofe of it, the Miniitec Plenipo tentiary and the General in Chief uillidrew. faring the tam cersaaoar aop their :arrival. '