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, .., PENSIONS. CONTINUED FROM THE ETA[ 07 YEETEIDAF. Knophaufen, Genial Stonshewer, Rich. 6° William 393 Smith, Frances Richmond as Knox, Liedtia - 600 Villiou, Elizabeth too I.aukic, Henrietta so Wainer, Samuel - zoo Laurenzie, Erncftine soo Vacchini, John - 3o Lays, Ann - zoo Wation, Ehzabeth to Meurer, SuCan de ' - 393 Whitefoord, Caleb 100 Middleton, Elk. - z 93 Williams, Lieutenant °allow, Arthur, in William - zoo remit for Poky, Watkins, John .., - is° George,Waltoo,and Alm-Hook at Ira- A. Onflow - 300 nover - al. 3s. U. O'Hara, Jemima zoo Giblen, George zoo Popham, Catherine 200 Hoyo, Counters - so Peyton, S.r Yelverton 250 Bridge, William 191. 9s. bd. Porten, Mary - 3co Brett, William - so Poo/nail, Mary - 600 Bowiby, Lady Mary 285 Palmer, W. Finch, In Bulky, Jahn - zoo truil for the Hon. Cadman, Richard 361. 14s. Brydget Byng - 131 Cameron, Dougald 39 Randall, °airmail, balton, Thomas - 3o Martha and Eliz. so Dural, Phillip - 250 Renard, Louis Peter 190 Davies, Jane - zo Rochford, Earl of zOOO Evelyn, Augufta (now Schutz, George - Soo Mra Jenkins) 4 1 5 Salgas, Maria, Loulfa Egerton, Urbino Mar and Rofe - - 6o garet - 3721. zos. &haw, James . Iso Egertoo, Mary 134 ros. Skinner, Hefter - zoo Griffiths, John - zoo Smith, John - zoo Ditto - - zoo Serie, Ambroie (for 3t Helneker, Dorothy years from the sth of v inow Mn. Munro) x a tl. z3s. July 1776) - 393 alliß, J ohn - 421. us. Ditto - - 1311. 14s. Hutehinon, Thos. 39 Bradihaw, Lawrence zoo Hand, John , - 39 Bradfbaw, Auguftus Hill zoo Hamilton, Phillippa • Blils, Jonathan - 150 (now Lady Fuft) 311. rm. Burdett, Sir Charles aoo Irby, A. G. E. (new Bowiby, Lady Mary zoo Lady Willingham) 3721 zos. Beawes, Mercy - zoo Jackion, Jane - 63 Cavethorae, Jofeph zco Love, Richard - 3 Clarke, Hart - 40 Ludby, Edward, for Cockbume, Dam ey. e Au- Edward and Thos. gufta Ann - boo Godfrey, tot each 20 Chamber prances al. tils. Maitland, Honourable Delaval,F.dvrard Holley 300 Alexander - 209 Dodd. John - zso Muller, Chriftopher 25L 4s. Durant, William 34 112 MO2ll, Will/2111 17L 64. Davies, Henry - 7o Newton, Sarah - so Davies, Efther - 4 0 Neville . 3721 Ica Faddy, Peter - so Nicholay, Chrift. 1731. zoo Fielding, Mary - so Pakhall, Ann Elizabeth Si Forbes, Lucy - 20 Ramus, Charles aBL lot Finch, Ann - - so Rufton, Henry 521. 14$. 6d. Fawkener, Ella. - 200 Rufhton, James z9L sis. 6d Goldie, Sophia - so° Ri fo, George - 5o , Gower, Counters, Ditto zoo • March. of Stafford Soo Scott, William - 475 Green, John - so° Short, Edward - 33 ,Gunn, Ann - .150 Street, Anthony - 3 Guy, rim - - trio Schwa, John - 39 Hay, Elizabeth - 25 Scott, Henrietta ral. Its. Hamilton, James . 100 71101. Chas. Naff,ui 1311. la. Jeans, Rev. Tho. - zoo 'Fixity, Walter 421 15s. K.eny, Elizabeth zoo White, Peggy IL tas. 6d. Kelyn James - so Watts, William - sop =haw ge. , Rev. Rich, Ice ,Ditto So Head Lind, Maria e. 3o Ditto - - - 8o Lind. Mary - so Witfori. Elizabeth so Lloyd, Ann (fpinfter) so Ward, Robert - 95 I.eunox, Alexander zoo Swanton Emma - 300 Lake, Ann - so Sufic:, Lord, Reps.-of Luxmore Henry . zoo and Rt. Burton, in Lind, Ls , - so Una for Mn. Dwell Soo Mayor. John - 650 St. John, Harry - 131 ' Mafter, Mary - so Thomas Gertrude - zoo Miller, John - as Vernon, Charles - 300 Morrifan, Mary 300 Walters, Margaret Soo Macdonald,Roderiek 181.1111 s. Wettettein, Luke, in Melo, John - zoo trait for Sir L. Maclean, Co!. Allen in Sehaub's daughters zoo trait for Mrs. Haw- . Willis, James - Iso kin's child - so Williams, Charles 263 Mackie Charlotte 25 Yates, Lady . 250 Niccdakies, Stepbanus So Bordon, Elisabeth 331.. xsa Aft Otway, Malian - zoo Freemintk, Marta 45 Poch, Mary • So Faucet, Gen. Sir W. 571. rot Pierard, Francis - So Holt, Jane - 331.15' Plants, Joreph - zio Melborne, CUM 4.f Richmond, Robert 4o Alt, Claritina - so , . Bassos, George - zoo Alt, Henrietaa - so Roliinfon Lucy - 30 Alt, Maria - - sop Itodm -so Ail ; Lord 5 00 SW. - 2CO Ellis, ofeph - 40 liseet. ‘ M ' am - 2CO Broug 00, 'Berm 1 0 0 1 Mary Ann no Bradlhaw, Elio. - Soo Jane 21, 1786 Piclloll, Frances . - a* to Ditto, PieriOn, Mary - - 27 to t,..tto, Pierian, Diana Ann - - -ay to try 2, zit!, Ponfonby, Sarah - - so o Dec.. 24, 1782, Poole, Sir Ferdinand° - - 6yo o March 24. .Sol, Pekin° Rev. Thomas - 13 0 0 March 4, 1783, Rarnider; Freeheville - - 300 0 Feb. 9, x 7115, Reiderell, Frederic Adolphus Baron de x 65 0 liii,ttr 37, 1787, Ritio Lonifa - - 5 50 o p. 1793, Robinfoo, Catherine Gertrude - boo o April sr, 1794. RiValt iu t y mes - - 446 0 Dec. 24, 1782 . Rowe, - - 270 co Nov. 17, 1797, Rah, James Tyrrell - - sso 0 May 7, 1790, Searidale, Lord 1100 0 July 4,1790, Sundius, Chriltopher - - zoo 4) pt. It. 1793, Sneyd, Jeremy, - - 33 6 0 Ditto, Socyd, Elizabeth - • - 33 6 0 Jan. 20, 1794, Sutton, Captain Evelyn - 550 0 May 11, 1793, Searbuck, Samuel, and his wife 169 0 April 17,1799, Sutton, Thomas Manners, George , Dawning, and Matthew Beachcroft,Efqrs. in troll for Mary Ann Harries - - - 300 0 Ditto, Ditto, in trait for !Cabello Maris Retries 130 o Ditto, Ditto, in truß for Catherine Herders - ISO 0 Ditto, Ditto, in trait for Julia Mary Harries - 150 o Oil. 16, 18 00 , Swhibum, Mary - o March z 4. goz, Spiegel, Van de Digna Johaxma Soo 0 May 4, iSot, Smith, Ann - - . so 0 42 7' , ......, Feb. i, silos, Villiers, Right Hon. John and William Craitbihors, in trial for Lady Coolie Paget • son 0 Sept. ss, 1744, Webfter, William, his wife, and dm Survivor - - - Ss o ply s, 1711, Woodcock, Eklborough, In twat for Lady Marogaret Fordyce, R -vreienteives of • 150 0 ' Aug. 22, 1793. Woodford, lit Ra4b, Baronet 100 0 Sept. 4, 5789,Wil lams, Mary - - 100 0 Sept. 7, Th omas gh John, and the Reprefen does of Gibbons, in truft for D'ame M. J. Ferrari - - go 0 Birsr. s, 5790, Willis, Thomas Clerk - . 400 0 ei.ft. 9, 1793, Walters, Margarrt - - 241 0 g it i t 7 to. , aci. 5793. Walpole, lion.l homes - - Soo 0 Whitefoord, Caleb - - Soo o July 27,, 5794, Walfinghant, Lord, in troll for George sad Thomas de Grcy, and the Survivor . 'sop 0 Dee. nt , 5793, Willis, Dr. James - - ' 230 0 PENSIONS IT PATIIIIIT. Stet /1. 1796, Abair, lit Robert - - 3000 0 March st, i 705, Doeglaa, Right Hon. ilylvelter ,(Centingent roollon) - - - 6so o Ditto. during the lib of kimfelf and Frederick 8/3- yeller Nog Doughte. and the Survivor aftbem 600 o Dec. vs, 17119, Frew, William - :sop 0 tt, 1790, tientiken, Mr Charles • - zoo c, to, I 790, Knos, ;Charles - . zoo 0 Ow lige. ss, a 7112. Morgan, hi,urice ' - 35 0 0 April 5, 1781, Robinfon, John - - tom 0 Tar 5, 1769, Settee , Str Rickairlr •conct) 504 0 May 9. 149, St. ATh e a , s, Duke (from the 16th P. ,ruary r-S7 to Wtotact to. illo3) - Icoo o March ta, doo, Skin. r, Sir John - - soon • (re k affitiard. ) FRANCE. • PARIS, JULY as. TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH. 6 Thermidor (July 25). The principal Commiffioner of the Marine at St. Maloes, to the Minifter of the Marine and the Colonies :—The Englifh frigate the JAsoN, of 40 guns, Capt. Musksy, has run aground oppofite to the road of St. Maloes. There were found in this fine veal 28 16-pounders, and 12 32-pounders. She was built about feventeen months ago. A true Copy. (Signed) CHAPPE. The confcripts and requifition men of feveral de• partments having taken refuge in thofe of the Weil, in order to take the benefit of the Confular Arrette, publifhed on the 6th of April, 1800, the PrefeEts of thofe departments have written to the Mayors of diftrifts to prevent this abufe under the fe serer! refponfibility. General PICHIGEU is not among the French Emigrants lately taken into cuftody in the ter-' ritory of Bareuth, and conftdered as implicated in the attempt on Bonarstau's Soldier don no murder ! A letter front Ancona, received at Rome, under date of the 26th of June, Rates that the French privateer le Tigre, after having made feveral confiderable contact tin the ,Adriatic, and lately taken a Turkifis pollee - , richly laden, and coming from Smyrna; was attacked 'by two Britifh fhips in fight of Ancona, and compelled to strike with her prize. The Tiers Confides were on the 24th at 441. JULY 26. A private Letter from Cadiz, quoted in the journal ifs Bourcleaux, Rates, that after the memo rable affair which took place in the Road of Al. gefiras, the Englifh Admiral's flag fhip was towed off by gun boats, and funk on entering the bay of Gibraltar. Three French frigates failed from the port of Leghorn, on the 7th of this month, to accelerate the furrender of Porto Ferrajo. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. Cat.ass, Jucy 24.—Our flotilla of gun boats has not been able, fence their laR attempt, to find a favourable opportunity of getting out. The Eng lifh form an uninterrupted chain along our coatis, at the diftance of half a league. MADRID, JULY 7.—.. The KING has written with his own hand the following letter to the Palace of PIACII ' I have received with great fatisfaCtion the co lours taken from the enemy in Portugal, which you canted to he prefented to me, and the report tranfmitted at the fame time. In thefe repeated ails, I fee proofs of your loyalty and affeelion to my perfon, and that you have completely fulfilled my intentions, as you have done on every other occafion. Receive a public teftimony of my fa tisfaCtion. I have given orders to my Secretary per interim for the War difpatches, that there be delivered to you, two of the colours which you ptefented to me, in order that you May preferve them in your boufe, and that you may add them to your arms. I than always keep in mind thefe new Cervices, that I may give you new proofs of my friendthip and attachment. (Signed) citaatss." " &Lajas, luta , so—His Catholic Majelly, on the gth of this month, addreffed to the Council of the Chamber and the other Councils, the following Royal Decree : o After a campaign as Ibort as glorious for my arms, and which has accomplithed the °Nett I propoted in declaring war againft Portugal contra ry to the wifhes of my heart, I have the confolation of feeing Peace reftored with that power, and of ratifying a treaty which gives happinefs to my be loved people. I therefore ttanfmit it to the council, th it they may order it to be publithed in the nflial form, and that copies of the faid treaty may be difperfed, agreeably to my orders, in order that it may be known and obferved in regard to every thing it contains." . _ . BADILJOS, JULY s.—Their Catholic Majeßies arrived. the nth of hilt month, at Talaverra-la- Royale. three leagues from this city. They found the Spanifh army drawn up in order of battle on the right of the road by which they were about to pars. The King Mounted on horfeback to review them, and was followed by the Queen in a coach. Their Majefties were received with acclamations and thouts of joy, accompanied with repeated dif charges of artillery. _ _ Next day, at file in the afternoon, their Ma jellies proceeded to the camp of Santa-Engracia. The King was on horfeback, and the Queen hav ing teflified a defire not to remain in her coach, a triumphal ear, elegantly ornamented, advanced from the ranks, drawn by foldiers. The King and his Confort returned to this place at ten in the evening. Next day their Majellies went to fee and to take polTeffunt of their new domains, that is to fay, the town of Olivenza, and its territory. The Gazette of Guatimala of the 4th of De cember t Soo, contains the following articles: .4 With a view of pmtetling the commerce of the South Sea, his Excellency the Vice-Roy of Peru has given orders to the commanders of the Leocadia frigate, and the corvettes, the Caßor and la Orue, to ernife between Guyaquil and the Kind of Gem lapanes. “ After a cruise of 7o days, the frigate which fe prated from the two corvettes, returned to the port of Puna. The two corvettes which failed in cmncert fat in, on the 4th of April, with two large 'hips, which hoitled EngliSt colours; the Oruc im mediately gave chafe to them riad in emuitig out of the Channel next /lay, the Captain obffirved three of the enemy ;s Alps; which lonised thein (elves in a line of battle, but foon tacked, and,made off. It was only on the 7th, that the Orne could come up with two of thefe veffels: a battle took place, but at ten in the morning, the letter of marque, the New Caftor, of 8 guns, iB-pounders, and two spounders, ftruck, after having received five fhot between wind and water, and fuffered great damages in her fails and rigging. " The fecond letter of marque of 12 guns, and 22 men, ftruck at fi ve in the afternoon. After taking poffeffion of thefe tern veffels laden with merchan dire, the Orue proceeded to the Eaft, and on the loth came up with the third Englifh letter of marque, la Catherine of to guns, which ftruck without making any refiftance. The Orue, a hich had received three (hots, between wind and water betides damage in her fails and rigging, made fail for Yclla, where the arrived with her prizes on the 12th of June." FLORENCE, JULY S. —Every exertion is at pre fent making in this city fot the fuitable reception of our new Sovereigns, who are expetled in a few days. On their way hither they will flop at Parma, with the King's father, who has prepared tonic magnificent carriages as prefents for his fon. It is ill a matter of doubt whether the Royal Duke will retain Parma and Placentia, whilft his fon oc cupies the throne of Etruria. The treaty of Aran juer, concluded on the sift of March, is fuppofed to contain precife explanations upon this point. It is, with tome foundation, generally believed, that Spain has relinquilhed the Duchy of Parma and Placentia in favour of France, but it is not known whether the ceffion will take place during the life of the Reigning Duke. It feems molt probable that it will not; if it be confidered that this Prince is, both from inclination and habit, avcrfe to a feparation from his fubjefts, whom he loves with paternal affedion, and to the abandonment of per fons who are dearer to him than his throne, and amidft whom he paffes a life of tranquility and happinefs. Rose, JULY 4—The feftival of St. Peter and St. Paul has been celebrated in the Bafilic of the Vatican. The Pope officiated in perfon, accom panied by the Sacred College, and 411 the Orders of the Prelacy. In the evening the Cupola, the Vatican, and the whole city were illuminated. The Hots. Fsrota, after performing High Mars, was pleafed to conclude the ceremony by a difconrle, in which he praifed the piety of his Neapolitan Majeßy, abundantly teftified by his recent confine towards the Holy See ; but he at the fame time Rated, that the prefervation of the Rights of the Church obliged him to prote aghinft the furpenfion of the tribute known by the name of the Qennet. DRESDICII JULY E.—General SPILZPIGPORTES, on his palli ng through this city, was prefented at Court, where he met Mr. ELL icyr, the Britifh Am baffalor : the Minifter acetified him with an af fumed air of confequence, and anted him if he was bringing back many prifoners ? the General replied that he had with him on thofe RufGans who had been/airs:fired in Holland, and immedi ately turned away from him—a proof of Swedifh politenefs. AUGSBURG, JULY 15 —The differences which have taken place between Auflria and Bavaria, and the confequence of which has been the entry of a corps of sac° Aufirians into the Upper Pala tinate, are not yet removed, as was at Ertl fup pofed.--They were occafioned by claims of Terri torial Superiority advanced by Bohemia over the property of Schcenfee, belonging to M. de BA rot vs- ZLA w, on the frontiers of Bohemia. Bavaria claims the Territorial Superiority, although it admits that it is a Fief fpringing from the Crown of Bohemia. Hitherto Bavaria - has been in poffealon of the rights the claims, but when the Autlrian troops withdrew from the Empire, one of their detach ments remained at Schcenfee. The Bavaro-Pala tine troops arrived a few days afterwards, (urn moned the Lieutenant commanding the detach ment to mite ; and on his refufal took him and his corps prifoners. This meafure having excited the indwation of the Aufirian Government, they fent* lame body of troops into the Upper Palati nate. The Bavarian; litho occupied Scbcenfee were attacked and put to eight. We await with impatience further details. BANKS OF THZ Mars, Joey 19—If we can credit letters from Vienna of the 4th, the French fleet which had an engagement with the Engliflt near Barletta, was that of Admiral GAN-I-Heal? vs, the appearance of which at the month of the Adri atic had been announced before. The Augfburgh Gazette of the 166, _gives the fame news, in a letter from Vienna of the Bth. According to this paper, Lord Mier° received the fame day, viz. the Bth, difpatcbes from Dalmatia with intelli gence, that Admiral W , who had been de , tached by Lord Ks IT H with a part of his fleet, had attacked Gssrusaulas's-fguadron, and after an &dilute battle, captured Thu? veftels, and difperf ed the reft. The Gazette of Augfburgh obferves, with good reafon, that thiiintelligence needs con firmation, and is founded on no official report. Amsrsanaw, JULY zo.—Our fleet is Dill ready to fail at the Teed and at Helvoetfluys. Gene ral Azotaasu has refumed the command of the French troops in the pay of our Republic. He is expected daily at the Hague. ALIXANDRIA, MAY tB.—Since the landing of the En lift at Aboukir, there have been three affairs, the refult of which is Dill indecifive, though they were extremely obDinate and bloody. The enemy have inundated a great (pace of ground between Aboukir and Alexandria, which has produced incalculable damage. The inhabi twits complained to General Ms you, but he eafily convinced them, that the inundation was attribut able to the Engliih. We draw our fubfiftence from Rhamanich, by crof fi ng with thoufands of camels that part of the lake where the inundation is the flialloweft. We expel reinforcements from France, and as Coon as they arrive, Egypt will loon be de cided in favour of the Republic. LONDON. THURSDAY, JULY 30. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK 3 per Cent. OenC fox money, 384.--Dltto, far account, sSi. Reduced 59--Onintunt 6 to 6f. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stack Long Ann. 17 . 13-16 sj-i6 3 per C. Red. 58/ i _ Short Ann. 51 3 Per CaCell 57i 3 8 1 i i Imp. 3 per Cad- 371 if 4 Per Cent 74 i . Imp. Ann. x x 3-x6 5 Per C. Navy solg 92 Omnium 3 416} 66i 5 per C. L0y.502 f 931 Conf. for Aug. 55i 58i f 1 i This morning we received two additional days Paris journals, viz. thofe of the 26th and 27th initant, which are kill without any intelligence refpeEling either Egypt, or GANT H EAU Id xis fqua drop. We are forry to announce the lots of another Britifh 'hip of war, the Jaws frigate, of 40 guns, which, however, the enemy cannot boat of having vanquifhed. She had unfortunately run aground near St. Maloe's, but by what accident is not Rated ; nor are we informed whether the crew bad abandoned her, or were HI on board when. the enemy took poffelEon. Thefe papers repeat, from the German , Journals, the report of an engagement between Admiral WARREN'S fleet and a French one, fuppofed to be GANTHEAUME'S, but with tome -variation in the particulars. If there be any foundation for the report, we think the probability is, that Sir JoHN has fallen in with the Neapolitan veffels fitted out in the Adriatic, with the view of feconding the ef forts of the French to fend reinforcements to Egypt. We fhould obferve, however, that at Rome the report of fuch a battle having taken place is conlidered as a pkirarery 1 ' We can learn but little from the French Jour nals refpeaing the mighty preparations for 'nye lion, reported on this fide the water. Is this - tb be attributed to the policy of the enemy? or, have their means and exertions been exaggerated? We are informed of tome gun boars at Havre being prevented from failing by our cruisers—they are probably the fame that have rune got into Bou logne. Whatever may be the views of the enemy, the preparations on odr part teem to have had the fame effeas on their Funds, that theirs have pro duced upon ours. The Ter, Coaforsder are at 43f. ase. A Military Officer arrived yefterday morning with dlfpaches from Sir ROCS& CIJITIS at tho Cape of Good Hope. Difpatches were yefterdsty morning fent off by an Admiralty Meffeuser for Admiral Lord Gaza. ND, at Cork. General Lacs, who lately failed from England as Commander in Chief on the costa of Coroman del, is arrived in Bengal. On Friday laft the Hon. Mr. PisitasPOKT, after a viat of duty to his father Lord Nkii/All, at his feat at Thorelby-Park, proceeded to join his regi ment, now at 'Dumfries, in Scotland. On Weda!fday kit, the Old Aberdeen Volun teers were infpeeed by Major-General Hay. The Commanding Officers of the Glouceiter Volunteer Cavalry and Infantry have received a letter from General ROOKS, informing them, that the City of Gloneefler is appointed the place of rendezvous for all the Volunteer Corps of that county. ROZERT DAVIDSON, Efq. A 4, ed Profeffor of Law in the Uni \ in reornof the late Joni, MILL.. The blagiffrates of Edinburgh templation, in place of ending the High Church, to the memory fpeaed Countryman, General A ere& one on a much larger kale, an obelilk, in Tome public part -" The ettate to which the precast mourn fucceeds by the death duces about t 4,0001, per ann. to ded, the emolument he derives fituation, as Prefident of the for India Affairs. Private advices from Paris only a Committee of Emigrants at Bareuth, but a Cifalpine Othi no, has been brought from the is confined in the Temple, on 1 fomented an intrigue to overrun of France, and murder the CH The Letters from the North tion that the Regency ofHanover a courier to England, for the purpofe his MAJeSTY to demand the that Eleaorate by the Pruffian It is Rated in letters from Hambm Senators of that city, who were f fion to the Court of Peter%burgh, ced the moll flattering reception Majefly, and that they have flit at the enfuing coronation a( Letters from Riga Rate, that gew, in the government of 7 honfes deffroyed by fire. The dered the Imperial Bank to lend tants, whole houfes have been burnt payable in twenty years, without be diftributed in proportion to fufferers. In letters from the coall towns defertion of the conlcripts and r an obje& of great complaint. have taken place to fuch an the AO demi-brigade,- that vig. beginning to be adopted to retake II oil dr. PARRIEPOPIT, after Lord NAWARIt, at his ceded to joill his regi- Scotland. )1d Aberdeen \Falun- ar-General HAY. ms of the Gloucciter airy have received a informing them, that ppointed the place of unteer Corps of that Advocate ' is apPoint- Tniverfity of Glafgov.:, LLAR, Efq. burgh have it in con- Ring a monument in !merry of our much rc• ral ADSRCROMIY, to fcale, in the form of trt of that city. nefent Earl of Thar- th of his father, pro. 3. to which is to be ad- -ives from his official to Board of Controul ris mention, that not Intl has been taken up )fficer, named Toy bt the army of Italy, and on fufpicion of having num the Government Cum Cchisat. rth of Germany men- nover have dilluitched e purpofe of foliciting e intlant evacuation of an troops. Hamburgh, that the were fent as a deputa- burgh, have experien- ation from his Ruffian +e been invited to af- L at Mokow. that the town of Bel- f Tula, has had 458 The Emperor has or. o lend to the inLabi- n burnt, a 5,000 rubies, ithout interatt, and to to the wants of the towns of France, the ind regi e f i i . tionaries, is int. e defections in alarming degree in vigorous tneafures retake the fugitives.