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CORNWALL. T a County Meeting fur taking into confiderstion the purpofe to which the Lands lately belonging to the Hof* Thal of St. Laurence dc Pouteboy may be mutt ult.! telly applied for the benefit of the County, SAMUEL ETEPH ENS, Efg High Sheriff, in the Chair, Refolved, I. That it is the opinion of the Meeting, that if' the Corporation of the Hofpital of St. Laurence de Pontehoy fhoidd be decreed by the Court of Chancery to be diffolved, and the bands belonging thereto can be applied to the foltort of Come other cha ritable lutlitution, the m:-fl beneficial appropriation of the fail Land will beto the ettabfillitnent of k County Afylera for the re ception and care of Lunatic Paupers. • • 2. That a Committee be appointed to carry into erect the (shied of the foregoing Refolution, as far as eireumitances will admit. 3. That the Committee do contift of the foil,writ.; Gentlemen, conjointly with the Magiftrates of the County : •i'he Right Hon. the Earl of Mounttdgeennobe, the Right Hon. Lord De Dunftati villc and t airet. t't: Right Hon. lord Eliot, the lion.• Chas. Bag. stall Agar, Sir Win Lemon. and Sir Chrißopher • Hawkins, Baro- nets Francis Gregor. Francii Rodd, and Francis Glanville, Efgrs. d Henry Hawkins . 1 rentaroand Robert Walker, Clerks; and rart roly three of them be a Qporum. 4 That the Thanks of the Meeting he given to the Ma• 'rates who have edict, the attention of the County to this fuh j si : and to Lord De Dunftanville and Baffet, and Sir Chriftopher Hawkins, Baronet, for the fteps Which •hey have taken to obtain a Decree of the Court of Chancery, relative thereto. c. That the foregoing - Refolutions be printed in one London at:d two Provincial Papers. 6. That the thanks of the Gentlemen prefent be given to the High Sheriff for convening the Meeting, and for his conduct in the Chair. Signed on behalf of the Meeting, SAMUEL STEPHENS, Sheriff. Bochnin..syth Oetober, • HAKS PEA RE. IHE SUBSCRIBERS to Mr. SEYMOUR's REMARKS, Critical, Conjedural, and Explanatory upon the Plays .6f Su*ac br i. A P. c, and the Public at large, are refpedtfully informed. that the Wol it, including tome valuable Obfcrvations feledled from the M.S.S. of the late I.ord Chedworth, and dedi cated to Richard Brinflcy Sheridan, Efq. will be publithed the astb init. in Two Octavo Volumes, conforming In Size, Paper, Ind Type, to the laft copy of Johnfon's and Steevens's Shahfpeare, edited by lfaac Rced,Efq. price One Guinea in boards, and may then be had of Lackington, Allen, and Co.; Longman, Hurft Rets, and Orme, F. and C. Rivington, W. J. and J. Richardfon, Cuthcll and Mutin, T. Egerton, R. Faulder, Vernor and Hood, J. Carpenter, R. H. Evans, S. Bagfter, and J. Arpeme. Mr. HAYLEY's BALLADS. This day were pant:bed, Emhellilhed with feveral Copper Plates, defigned and engraves' by Mr. BLAKE, in one elegant Volume, (mall Odlava, price 6a • in boards, IZALLADS founded on ORIGINAL and CURI- J" OUS ANECDOTES relating to the Sag acity and Inftinet of ANIMALS, and calculated to excite Sentiments of Regard towards the Brute Creation. By WILLIAM HATLEY, Efq. Printed for RICHARD Putman, No. 6, Bridge-greet, Black. friars, and to be had of an Bookfellers. Juft imported from America. . (Being the laft Publications of the deccafed Author), z. TNI)EX to the BIBLE, in which the various Sub ". jeas which occurin the Scriptures are alphabetically ~rrangc d—..with accurate references to all the Books of the Old and New Tcftament. Defigned to facilitate the Study of thcfe invaluable Accords, price ss. is bciards. a. 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Its boa - ds, ACOMPENDIUM of MODERN HUSBAN DRY ; principally written during a Survey of the County of SURREY, made at the defire of the Board of Agriculture... luftrative alfo of the heft Pradices in the neighbouring Counties, KENT, SUSSEX, &e In which is comprifed, an Analyfis of Ma nures fliewing the Chemical Contents, and the proper application of them to Soils and Plants of all Deferintions.—Alto, an EiCay on Timber, exhibiting a view of the incred fang Scarcity of that inopor tant Article; with Hint; on the meaas conoteraCting it—toge ther with a variety of Mifeellancoua Stilled* peculiarly adapted to the prefeut State of the Internal Economy of the Kingdom. By JAMES MALCOLM, Land Surveyor to their Royal Ilighneffes the Prince of Wales and the Dukeiof Yoh and Clarence. 111 nitrated by Plates,and a Map of Sterey, coloured to as t pcint out the Variations of Soils in the different Dillridts. . _ _ London: Printed for the Author, by C and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-at-etc. ••• There are a very few Copies, elegantly printed on fine wove paper, and hot-preired, price 31. 3s. LONDON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Cenfols, for money, 591i —for November 59*t. Rana:lsSi —Omp:um 41j;—Excheq. Bills par 111 pre. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amfterdam 35 10 2 Uf. Cadiz pap Naples 41 Do at light 35 o Ditto 33 3 dr. Genoa 47 Rott...r.lara it s y a Uf. Madrid pap Lifhnn 62 Harnhurgh 32 931 ur. I Ditto 29 eft. Oporto 62 Altosia 32 to 3. UT. I Bilboa 3o eff. Dublin tat Pans, z day's date 2s la liv. Leghorn 521 Cork 13 Paris . 26 0 2 UT. I Venice S94llvresPlcoli effeetive Bourdeauz 26 x ditto per 11. Bening. Agio on the Batik of Holland si per Cent. Porttntal Gold in Coin, per ounce o GoLt in Bars ditto 0 0 o New Dollars, Fr ounce o 5 6 DUD LIN, OCT. 28 •••••5 per Cent. GOY. Deb. 92i. Exchange--Dublin on London ii Yenerday Lord Ilitaftowar and faire failed. from Yarmouth nn hoard the TRIBUNE frigate, to proceed on his million to the Court of Berlin. From one o'clock yeilerday morning, till day light, a heavy iirirg was heard at Dover from the oppolite coal}, which gave rife to various rumours.— In the courfe of the day the cask was made known there. A carcafe bad been fent into the Bay from one of our et uizers again(} a large gun boat lying at anchor under the protection of the batteries, which had the defired cffed. The veffel was entirely blown to pieces by the explolion ; foon after which the bat teries opened a tremendous fire, pr.balAy fuppofing Tome of our veltels were near the (pot. They were, however, at too great a diflance to receive any injury . from the enemy's flirt. In confequence Rf an exprefs h:;•ing been fent to Lord KEITH yeaerday, Lordthip arrived in Town bight, am! this morning attended the Board of d mir.:lty at eleven o'clock, on bufinefb of the greatcft i.n portunce. igo we flated, on what we knew to be authority, that Admiral Sir 'II.OIIIIIT CALDER was to be tried by a Court Martial: Many of our contemporaries, pretending to better means of Information, denied the fall in pofitive terms. Now, however, they will maintain a perfed filence refpec ting their former flatements, and content themfelves. with barfly announcing the meafure as being deter mined upon. . Sir Roster received his order of recal on the 4th of Oliober, This preliminary Rep was perfeEtly un derflood by the Admiral, who immediately demand ed a Court Martial,and. Lord Nstson, in the difpatch to the Admiralty, tranfinitted his letter. The Noble Lord foftcned the terms of the recal, by that generous atfention to his feelings, which is fo congenial to his nature. Inßead of fending him home in a frigate, he is coming home in his own Ship. The reception of Lard NELSON by the fleet, was marked by their cx. preilions of love, attachment, and devotion, which his popularity in the fervice never fails to infpire. The log books of the different Ships compofing the fleet under the command of Sir ROBERT CALDER, when be fought the Combined Fleets on the 22d of July, have been fur fame time in the poffeflion of the Admiralty, for the purple of this inveiligation. It is believed, however, by many of the Sal ravel cha. rafters, that the trial mill add to the reputation of Sir Robert-, who has been very injurioufly traduced by ignorant clamourers. The SY L 1.% ft igate goes out to Cuxhaven imme. diately with dollars to the amount of 300,0001. fter. ling. An infurance was done yefferday upon the amount, at the rate t,f a guinea and a half percent. from the Bank to the place of delivery at Hamburgh, including land and fea silks. A good deal of money has alfo been lately infured for the Mediterranean..., It is not eafy to fee, however, on whit grounds Government property, that is, the property of the Nation at large, fhould be infured by individuals.— The common principle of all infurance, is to leffen the preffure of a lots by fpreading tt over the many; but in this inftance it is reverted. We would ltroog ly recommend a difcontinuance of the prafllce. We are happy in being able to Rate, that Govern ment have this morning received difpatches, which confirm the intelligence received yea erday from New caftie. The Ruffians now occupy Hanover, and our commerce with Cuxhaven may now be con6dered as free from all interruption. We cannot learn, however, that any farther ac counts of the late operations on the Danube have been received. Two Hamburgh mails are now due, and a third will be due to-morrow. They are Ansi oufly looked for ; but report Pays, they are hindered from coming by the want of Packets, which are all kept on this fide by the long prevailing eafterly winds. The recurrence of a (miler inconvenience fhould be guarded againa by having one or tware , ferve packets. Yeflerday morning his Mai sry and the Pt inceffes AUGUSTA and SoPitta, accompanied by bud WAL SINGNAN, General FITZILOY, Colonel TAYLOR, and Lady %VYNYARD, took an airing on horfeback in Windfor Great Park. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of YORK tr.safaEled military bufinefs tall night at his Office in the Horfe- Guards, till (even o'clock. There was an inaccuracy inour Ratentent yefierday of the force momentarily expelled to fail from the Downs. It conlißs of the German Legion, which we believe amounts to be about L 2,000 ; the la batta lion of the oh foot moo; the ilk battilion of the roh foot taco ; the 111 battalion of the 23d foot 750; five companies of the 95th 450, and a brigade of the Guards. The whole amounting to about 25,000 men. An augmentation of the Foot Guards will (pee dily take place, of one Serjeant, two Corporals, and twenty-eight private men to each company, which, when complete, will make the effetive force of this highly meritorious corps to conaa of ip,Soo rank and file. His Grace the Duke of NOILTIMMIERLAND has railed among his tenantry a corps of Ist r men. con fining of a body of boric artillery, commanded by a Captain, fix troops of cavalry, and 17 companies of infantry ; the whole clothed, appointed, paid and maintained by himfelf, for Government has only found arms and accoutrements. The Captain of Artillery and the Staff receive permanent pay. Such a command and filch a laving to the State are proud eirctuntiances to boalt of, and worthy of a Britith Nobleman. The Comminimers for Paying off the National Debt, accompanied by the Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank of England. waited on the CHANCELLOR of the ETCH E yenerd iy on his at rival in town from Lord CASTLEREAGH'S haute at Ealt Sheen. TRADE WITH RUSSIA.—His Majeny's Mon Hog.. Privy Council, in coati:pence of the difficulty 4 obtaining, in Ruilia, the Certificates required Order of Council of the sth of April Lilt, relpeeti* Ziarentine, have directed, that a dec:aration, accory ing to the form annexed, be accepted for all e arriving from Raffia : " We. the underwritten Britith Merchants in • hereby declare, That tie goods loaded on board the N. N. now in N. N. yid hound for N.N. coniift al fro. rice. and are the growth, produce, or manufatture girt of Rufila. • " witneft our Signatures (dated: ••• A. B. "C. D. " The Coded certified the Signateues, and that tins Merchants." The Doll makers are conficlerahly alai numerous elopements which have recently from the nurfiry and boardingfitool. The henfive cf being totally ont of employ, fence Mitres feem deterrninei in future to man,/ own &shier The following notice is polled at the certain Diplomatic Peer, in Surrey: 4 fie thoroughfare, leingfioged pp at the other ]NAUTICAL IiTELLIGINCE. —.,----. MAILS THIS DAY......Wind South. Dural •IR. rue. Mtlt. DVS. I I ,Gottenburgli o o Waterford 4 z liamburgh. o CORK, OCT. 23.—The fignal for the failing of the outward•bound Weil India fleet was yellerday made by the FISGARD frigate, under whole convoy they are to proceed. If the weather, which has been blowing very hard for the laft few days, (hall be come more moderate, they are meted to faii to morrow. Psszamcs, Oct. 3o.—YellerJay the Danifh (hip the Maria Joanna, of and for Copenhagen, with fug tr, ' &c. put in here in diftrefs, from St. 'Thomas's, in the Weft Indies. On her arrival (he was placed under aria quarantine by Mr. WILLIAMS, the Superinten dent, until medical certificates were procured that the (hip's company and paffengers were free from any in- tedious diftemper. FALMOUTH, OCT. 3o.—Sailed the Doze of KENT PACKET, Captain COXESWOITH, with a M 3 4 -1 for the Leeward Mends ; the American flip Carpenter, MEYER, for London; and the . Swedilli (hip Nir- TUNIIII. PLIMHOLT, for Portfmouth, Wind N. E. Cowes, OCT. 31.-Arrived the Danifh Fiende Sotcre, Capt. James Billup, from Dantzic bound to Lilbon, laden with wheat, very leaky. Sailed the American {hip Union, Capt. Totter, for Rotterdam, and the Prefident Jefferfon, Capt. Well, for Copen. bagen.; alio the Pruffian hoy Hoffoung, for Bilboa ; and the Swedifh {hip Aurora, Capt. Backman, for IPlymouth, laden with wine and brandy. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. I.—Arrived fome loaded col liers, and light tranfports, but none of the outward bound merchant (hips, which are expeeed from the River. It has blown a {mart breeze from the can ward all this day, and an American brig is come into harbour with the lois of an anchor. DIAL, NC:MAWR t.---Sailed through the Downs, the Elizabeth, SHATTER, for Lifbon. Arrived the ()artist's fligate, from Portfmouth ; ANTELOPE man of war, Commodore Sir SIDNEY SMITH ; with the Vesuvius bomb, and revere' gun-brigs, from off the French coaft ; and remain in the Downs with the Ihips as per left. The VESUVIUS bomb has a fignal flying for a convoy to the Weftward.--, Wind E. N. E. blows bard. HARWICH, OCT. 3t.—The Diana, Lady Nepean, and Earl of Leicefter Packet, failed for Hufum with the mails of the 13th, 22d, 25th, and sgth. The Lady Frances and Auckland, with the mails of the fame dates for Gottenburgh, are Rill detained by contrary winds blowing from the E. N. E. which is unfavourable to proceed to Sweden. YARMOUTH, Nov. s.—Yefterday afternoon Lord Healowir and fuite embarked on board the Tat- BUNI frigate, for the Contitent ; his Lordlhip was fainted on his entering on board the frigate, and im mediately got under weigh ; but there being little wind was obliged to bring to. This morning, however, the frigate, with the SNIPS gun brig, put to fea.—Sailed for Tonningen the VIXEN gun brig, .vith the Gabriel, Capt. RowLAND, and Young Rich ard, Capt. JAY, with bale goods and wine.—Arrived from a cruise, the &Arcot and Cauizra (loops of war. Ceresoe gun brig, and AGNES lugger. Re main in our Roads the MAJESTIC, Admiral Russet ; Rounick, Admiral Donates; Elephant, Stately, Agincourt, Dictator, Ruby, Princefs of Orange, Crui ser, and Beavor !loops, and Agnes lugger. Paired through upwards of too fail of light (hips. Wind S.E. FROM LLOYD's I.IST. ' Gaavesettn, Nov. L—Paired by, the Grant, Specs, from Ja maica ; Anna, Thompfon ; and Mary, Robertfon, from Arch angel; Anna, Beaks, from Chrifliana; Vmw Catharina, and Vrow Renna, Ourick, from Stettin; Ceres, Mews from Tonningen; Charles and William. Reynold ; and William , Clap pilots, from Peteriburgh.—Sailed the Swan, Smith, fur Lifbon ; F.zperlment, Couthy, for New Orleans; Roftnek, Mack, for Rottock ; Juffmw Anna, Telland ; Negotie, Meyer; and Jame Peter, for Hainburgh. Alt tvan—Off Grisnlby. the Liberty, Johniton; Venus, John fon, and the Young William, —, from lonningcn. In the Clyde Mary Wilton, Graham, front Trinidad. In the Humber, Cybylle, Smithfon, from Onega. At Penxance, Maria Johanna, Grill. from SL Thomas's, bound to Copenhagen. At Malik, City of Cork, Bickerton, front London. At Tonningen, Friends, Hill, from London. At Cork, Hedtor, Griffith, from London ; Mary, Gar. dill, from Archangel, and the Pomona Connell, from Stockholm. At Weftport , Bonetta, Butt, from Peterfburgh. At Wexford, Ri naldo, Ramps, from St. Andero. At Belfaft, Grdee, Matthews, from New York. At Newfoundland, Dlfpatcb. Efford, from Vi ana ; Salerno, front Demerara ; General Pretence, Brand from Dartmouth ; Mary,— ; and the Olive Branch, from Liverpool. At Viana, Brothers, Ball, from Newfoundland. The hired boat, with the mails of the sift and 22d inikant, from Dublin for Holyhead, is fuppofed to have foundered at Sea- The Bland ford, from Tonningen for London, is loft on the Melt of Mx.. • The Charles, Todhanter, of Workington, was loft on Dublin. Wain the s6th The Canto, —, from Liverpool for Riga, is loft on Riga bar. The Brothers, *heady. from Archangel for London, is loft our Anti Right other Tads are on thorttbere. 'The Eirillti , from thuitzie to Amiterdam, is detalhed sy kits Ps_4+llll9l fhit Honter,and lent into the Humber. Tht B44lllllfig Oasis, from Oporto, was on &ore near L. ''" , rll, 40 lilt! bat would be got off when lightened. termined that the following prizes are to the fervice direftly, having been :rid fit for hit Majefty's fervice: Firnse. 74,2 Taken by Rear Admiral C—ALDIa% Sanßafael, 84, Fleet. 44. . . Mat) my Commodore mANIC 44. 48. Taken by the Phalli'. all condniffioued as foot: as they have All their guns, bores, and rigging I to the merchants by the Agents for Government purchafe only the hulls . prizes, the (torts, &c. being always guns, &c. may be all new, and the cali t the weight of different fazed (hot, as Ind French pounds are heavier than Britlib, and plight in an adion'ereate Some time a tincineflionable dilidary,•o vit• St. Peter& • Iris now deft the (hip N. Cafi t o b e ta k en i nto of Hemp, Flaw am e n d an d f oul !lure of the &b. . Firm. fated) &tottered Clara, Medea, ittbq Moo, anted at, . . They will be .4etn r taken pis* docked. Bey are applr captors, as I e", turw have been fold ince the little, of the different d!urnrjiaurs : fold, that the gt • ' bre agree with th all'at Ap "rita tiweres.oPfan:ihlie an i coafulion. DRURr LANE THEATRE. Lan Might. after the comedy of if Prior Claim. at Olt Theatre, the audience was delighted by the 'appearance of Mademoifdle PARISOT, in a new Ballet entitled Tfreichure's lidarrs, cnmpoltd by Mr. J. d'Eoviccr, late of the Opera lionft.., pur pofely for her introdudien. The •elegancies of the art were never more felicitoutly difplayed by this captivating dancer. She was warmly and mon jetty applauded. A Mr. Jay ant?. alio from the Opera Ilnife, made his &II appearance as Silstansi, and was favourably received. Any detail of a ballet we conceive wholly unnecerary. The mufic is pretty, but not new. The Hcufe was full. ARRIVALS IN TOWN. The Dowager Colones of Spencer, from. Clairwick, to her in Jermyn Erect. Lord Doody, front Orton-Hall, RitlErlaGS, Yorklit;re, to lingtort Itreet. Mifs Henry, from Brighton. to her haute in Weikel-fin-et. The Dowager Counters of lelexbt.rotegn, from Akeworth Yorkfbire, to her hoofe in Dover Erect. I. Trorattion, Eft. M. P. from Windfor, to his hour: in St. jams . .. area. General Wemyfs, from the command of the DiArka of Glafgow s to jermyn-fireet, and will immediately Join the eepedition now intended for the Continent. Mr. Watts, front a tan to I.srd Sondes, at Lee's Court, Kent, to Gordot.'s HoteL - Mro. Cookron, to her houfe in Upper Brook-ftrect, from itlopac Rooks. Mr. Lc:probe, front Oxford. to the Lordon Hotel. Mrs. Ihtihwood, to York-ftrzet, Portman.fouare, from Brighton. The Earl of Carhampton, from Cobham Park, Stuffy, to his honk In proton-ftreet. The Earl of Barrymore, from Newmarket to his boort in Sack. vills-ereet. The Hoe. General Hope, and ocw-marricd bride, from Edin• burgh. to Conduit.ftreet. The Dowager Collators of jerfcy, frbt a "lilt to Lord Jerfey, ag Maley Park, to her book iu Cumberland-itreet. The Duchers of Bedford, from Woburn, to the .table-yard, for a few days, in order to arrange and give occertary airedions prepratory to her roarqueratie. The Hon. Spencer Cooper, from a tour through Herifordthire, us Conduit-ft:get. Mr. and Mrs. Law, from Broadflairs, to their hook in LP, Grorvenot-ftrect. . . Mr. Pitt, from a rift to Lord Caitierogit. at Eaft Sheen, to Downing-ftrect. Th. Hon. Mr. Taylor, from Ireland, to the Prince of Wales's Codee-honfe, conduit-ftrcet. Caputo Porch, from Wells. Somerfet, to Penton's Hotel, St. Jones's-Brett. C. Hawkins, Efq. from his feat in Hertfordihire, to ditto, ditto. Lord Saltown, Cantata Riggs, and Captain Clifton, from Chat. haM, U. ditto, ditto. M. Cokhefter, Efq. front Gioneefter, to the Beath Hotel. Captain Draw, of the 9th Dragoons, from Haftinp, to ditto. DEPARTURES FROM TOWN. The Duke and Dnebefs of Marlborough, with Lady E. Spencer. front Pall Mall, to,Blandford Park. Ogfordildre, to join Lct4 and Lady F. Swima and family; their return to town is not expetfted till after the Birth-day. C 8. EDis, Efq. on a vl& to the Earl of jerfey, at Ofterley Park. P. Gloves, Efq. and family, from the Bridal Hotel, to Clifton. Au Trif Gentleman. at a coffee-bottle the other day, was fa Rleafed with Mme Dmidle Gloucefler cheefe, that he inquired of the waiter where Dooks &Instiller was film:4 that he might order a quantity 1 Wednefday fe'nnight, the Honourable and Right Reverend the Bilbop of Carlifle arrived at Lo Cattle. On Friday, the Right Honourable Lord Vifenunt Lowmaa, and the Bifhop, dekended into the coal works, attended by two of the engineers.-- Their Lordihips vifited Kell's Pit, the depth of which is one hundred and eighteen fathoms, and went through all the workings, which extend, in one direc tions, to the length of more than three quarters of a mile under the lea. The depth of water, upon the ponderous roof of this pit (according to Capt. Huo, DART'S furvey) is from fix to ten fathoms. Their Lordfhipswere occupied nearly five hours in viewing there aftonithing monuments of human &ill, intrepi dity, and perfeverance. The celebrated preacher, Dean Kaman, died at three o'clock in the afternoon of Sunday Taft, after an illnefs of only four days, at Mount Pleafant, in the vicinity of Dublin. His diforder was a fever, which carried him off after a few days illnefs. The numerous charitable inftituti"ns of that city will long teel and lament his lots.—Many of them owe their exiftence and profpericy to his unparalleled exertions, where. regardlefs of his infirm (Late of health, to life the language of Mr. GRATTAN, " in feeding the lamp of charity, he alnsofl eshaufied the lamp of life."—En dowed with talents beyond the common lot of man ; gifted with powers of eloquence, which formed as it were an are in the annals of pulpit oratory, he devoted thofe talents and that eloquence to the fer vice of His Goo. and of the Pooe.—ln the caufe of Religion, impreffive—commanding, ov. rwhelmMg, Vice fhrunk appalled from'the retitllefs torten!, and trembled at its own deformity. In the caufe of Charity, energetic, perfuofive, irrefiflible ; he turned the mailer palfions at his roofed with dread—now melted with compatliun—whilit every bofom glowed with re-animated feeling, and the Tweet influence of Benevolence throbbed in every pule and poured from every eye. But, alas I what eloquence but his own can do juftice. to his genius or to his labours? Yet whilft Gratitude 'hall call in the human brcaft, the tears -and prayers of thoufand and ten thoufand Orphans fhall embalm his memory, and Genius and Virtue (hall lament his doom. The following enumeration of diflances between , the places at and hear the fear of war, may be (Ireful in feriing to illullrate the relative lituation of the armies: From Vienna to Munich there are three roads, t!'e two principal of which, at thir.junaure, are thg 're t y the way of Brunau and Saltzburgh. From Vienna o Ens the diilance is 105 Englith miles; trom th.—ce to Brunau on the Inn, the tall Imperial town, 105 miles ; to Munich 85 ; Irons Ens to Saltzburgh :he dillance is zoo miles; and from thence to Munich 85. General Kele Pol AYER has jcined the Ruffians either at ,Brunau or Saltzburgh ; if at the latter place, alli ance might have been fent, if there had been time, General Mace, by Infpruck in the Tyrol : this place is 6o miles ftom Fueffen, very bong, and 3o from Kempten, which lies by Ifneg and Wangen ;from. Linden 45 miles ; from Memmingen 20 and from that place to Ulm 3o miles. Ulm, by Meit : r 11 to Lindau, is 75 miles, and by Ravenfburgh6s - ; .ate gentz is from Lindau 3} miles. From Ukt, by Franektort and Cologne, to Amiterdam, the diftance is 410 milts ; and by way of Bafil to Paris 390 miles. —A perfon may with cafe reach Angler - dam in feet days, and Paris in three days. I ; i 1