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LADICII AND GINTLIBIEW HE Eledion of fi x D Directors sof the Eall- India Company being appointed for Wednefday the Bth of April next, the favour of your vote and interelt is defusid for the fol lowing Gentlemen: William Bentley, Erg. ohn Hunter, Erg. Sir John Smith Burgos, 13 art. J ohn Travers, FN. The Hon. William Elphinftone, Stephen Williams, Efq. Which will very much oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your molt humble fervants, Thomas Theophilus Metcalf, Hugh Inglis, Charles Mills, //avid Scott, Thomas Parry, Francis Baring, Edward Parry, J acob Bafanguer, Abraham Roberts, °kph Cotton, John Roberts, .ionel Dual, George Smith, William Devaynes, George Totem Simon Frafer , George Woodf ord Thellvfloo, Charles Grant, Robert Thornton, Paul Le Meruries, William Thornton, Stephen Luflaingtoo, Svreny Toone, jam Maathip. Ealt-india Houk, ?larch 25, Alm. • HOLLAND. HAGUE, MARCH 17. A French corps of 18,coo infantry, and 3c03 cavalry, is marching through Belgium for the neighbourhood of Breit. Luxemburg is to have a garrifon of goon, and Maefiricht one of 8000 men.—The new voluntary Loan of 3o millions will not be completed by one half.—A letter ft om the Cape of Good Hope, of the tft of Sept. Pays : " Provifions are very dear here : a pound of but ter coos 36, and a pound of Dutch cheefe 48 flui ♦ers. A PrufGan fhip, with a cargo for Batavia, is arrived here, which, it is Paid, the Englilh intend to declare a good prize." BANKS OF THE THAMES, ISLEWOKTH. • TO BF SOLD SY fIIV•TE CONTRACT, ABEAUTIFUL VILLA, in complete repair, with Coach-hinges, Stables, Brewhoufe, Wall-hook, and Laundry ; and twn Meadows and a Garden on the Banks of the Thames; a good Kitchen Garden, wafted In, and Rocked with the heft Fruit 'Frees ' • and a Snail Orchard. The greatelt pan of the Eftate is Freeh old—a flwall part Copyhold of Inhe ritance.—For further particulars enquire of Melfes. Raihleigh, Son, and Lee, Solicitors, HattosiGarden, Loudon, who will give Tickets for viewing the Prenans., WANTED for a Widow, between 3o and 4o years of age, the fituation of Haufekeeper, in a (mall Family, or as a Companion and Affiltant to a Lady or elderly Gentleman, and to all& with the needlework of the Family. Applications made to Mr. Houton, at No. 16, Furnival's Inn, will be immediately attended to. TO THE LOVERS OF PURE SCOTCH DANCING. SELECT ASSEMBLY, AND DANCING ACADEMY. MR. ALLEN's CITY ASSEMBLIES are every MONDAY , dft June, at No. to, Great Ayliffe ftreet, Goodmin's Pichts.—Determined to (pare no expene,e to render them fuperlor to any other of the kind, he has engaged as Principal Violist, for all his Evenings, Mr. MACIINTOSLI, from Edinburgh, whofe animating notes are the life and foul of the Sunda Nobility's private Dances, and who is entwine d the Mt Performer in England for Strathfpeys and Rads. Mr. WIPPALT plays the Harp. None but Ladles of charader admitted. Ladies and Gentlemen who have never 'earnest Dancing, are privately taught there, and at No. 19, Sherrard-ftreet, Golden fquare ; where the terms may be had.—Thofe who come from the country to learn may live in the houfe during their accom plillunent, and learn whatis =gassy in about a fortnight. Bread Sword, Fencing, and Ma& taught. Schools attended. IT4Lr•- . MILAN, MARCH & • FORTY-FIVE HOUSES near FLEE 1-STREE'r and the STRAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-.-I'y Mr. RAINE,. At earrawsrs Coilke-hotafer.Change-alley, Cornbill, on Tbirfday the Oh of Ago 11, it TonlpeeCindr..i& Lots. 'FREEHOLD and LEASV-10CP ESTATES I —held for very long- terms, conliftin of Twenty-one Honks in Shoe-lane and New-ftreet:bill,m;d in the Courts ad jacent thereto, near Flect-greet among whiish ii the CROW N and ANCHOR Poetic Hoeft,. containing coniodent Apart ments for Public Companies, and cfpecially fo in a long and lefty Room, 23 feet by 14, end now enjoying aTy Rourifb ing and lueralve Trade ; alfo four genteel Hourti in Cook's court, Carey-itreet ; and i 9 others in and adjoining Old Round court, in the Strand; one ttf which is is very good Hout, No. et, in Chandov-ftrect ;•and likrwife one other Houle, 1 t 46, it Barwick-Rivet, We: Spe whole let atolfi rents, amounting about SEVEN HUNDRED Pi:HINDS per Annum. • . robe viewed, lay leave Athe tenani4 : of whoin printed par tiettlarl may be ha!; silo of hlekra. Vernor, Vines, and Fry, LineiiitOt Inn; at Oarrawars; and of Mr. /tilde, Charlotte- Rivet, islootrOury. • BOAR AND CASTLE, OXFOIID-STRECF. With immediate lioffelfion. • To BE PEREMPTORILY SOLO BY AUCTION, By Mr. RAINF., Oa Friday the tyth irillarti, at the Rainbow Coffeclioufe, in Cornbill, at Twelve o'Clock, AVERY Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, forty-tight feet fix inches In front ; the whole of which has been very recently rebuilt at a Very heai.y capence, and well finithed ; confining of the long cftablifbed and welh. known Inn, called the BOAR and CASTLE; With a very produelive Liquor Bar ; large and final' Bitting Roans, and to heft Bedchamber'; Stabling for 4r Horfes; fix Coach houfes, and many Bed-chambers over the fame, for fervanta, waggoners, Stc. The whole had by Leafe,' 40 years of which are unexpired, at the extreme low rent of 1201. To be viewed till the tale. Printed particulars may be bad en the Premifes; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Raine,Cbar kitte-ftrect, Bloomibury. ESTATES and TIMBER, in HERTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. BANE, On Friday, the t 7th April. at the Rainbow Coffee-boufe, in Cornhill, London, at twelve o'clock, in t 9 Lots, WIGHT FREEHOLD WOODS, near Tring, contaioing upwards of ao Acres, known by the names of little Matson, Sow Park, Hook Spring, Round Spring, Dag• Coppice,lHMl Coppice, Moreton Spring, and Bates Wood, svith the thrifty flock of Wood thereon. Alfa 20,3 t Oak-Timber Trees, t s7s fine Beech Trees, Is Afp, and a Elm Trees, all Hammer marked I R, new Rand lig in Chivery Wood, a ikon dittance South of the high Rood below Tring, and within a Mile of the Grand Jundion Canal Thomas Butler, at Great Berkitampftead; Mr. Clayton, Wolk and Crown, at Tring ; and Mr. Batton, at the Bell, Alton Clinton, will Liked perfons who may apply to the formal Woods and Timber, and of whom printed Particulars may be had; silo at the George, Aylcfbury; Crown, Amerlham; Red High Wyromb; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Raine, Charlotte-flreet, Bloomibury ; where Plans of the Eflates may be feen. SHROPSHIRE, within three miles of SHREWSBURY. TO 1116 SOLD BY PRITATI CONTRACT, By Mr. CHRISTIE, A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE and moll defirable RESIDENCE, eonfifting of the Manor, or Re piled Manor of Lythwod. Elegant modern ftone-bullt Man ton, with (tabling for is harks, a coach-boufes, and numerous mucked caeca of every denomination, fuited to the manlion and the farm, excellent kitchen-garden, with lofty walls, richly printed, and fully cropped; ureell-conftrudted pinery, green back, plenum-ground, rich &rubbery, &e. The boufe fated on a pleating eminence, in the =Wit of a Paddock of about 46 acres, the approach by two lodges, the town of Skrewfbury forms a beaatiful object to the Premifes, which are plentifully fupplicd with excellent water, and two figs pond, well (locked, and fuitably placed ; a convenient farm, with all requlfites, and furrounding the premifes ; fun r rich inclufures of arable, madaw, pafture, andsoppice laM ; an afylum for game; in the ssrhbout 78 acres, entirely compadt and tithe-free, well wooded, &c. plenty Gigs= and field (ports, convenient to lime and coals. 'The whole in complete repair, and fit for the im mediate reaption in a genteel family. The Houfe in part fur s Zed, which may be had at a fair valuation; part of the pm chile money may remain on Mortgage on the Premifes. May be viewed by applying to Edward Williams, Ef. Eaton; of whom printed particulars may be had,; as silo of John Bishop, Erg. Shrew(bury ; and of the Printers the Liverpool, Oxford, and Manchefter Papers; and in Pall Malt FOR. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-11mm, Plymouth, on Wed riefdaY Use Bth day of April next, at Ten o'Clock in the "i ...noon, by virtue of a Gommiflion of Appraifernent and -.!..tridrelred to John Hawker, and PeterTonLin, Eft/Tv E FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. about 600 Barrel. Raifuss. so Boxes Lemons. 26 ° DI"2 F 376 Ditto Chisu Oranges. yo Bakes No landing from the Swetiiik brig MARIA ELIZABETH, *Wont isn Itos voyage from Malaga, by his Majefty's Hoop IWetisalirt. ;man Wit Mani Efq. Commander. Re aiming, ice. apply to the Contmiffioners afortfaid. loracallatcly after the Pale of the above, will be fold. b y y sir "„•.(4 a Commiffion of Appwlement and Sale, to Pon Hawker, Efq. (fur Exportation or Importation) zoo 1 Lb., Swedilh Week ins Bundles ti and 4 inch Bari Bat ikes ditto at ditto Swedifh Iron. 2, 7 ditto sat and Gram 89 ditto r...t say ditto fluare 6o Chella jr Tabs Swedill !nett 1: 4 4 pin tithe Cargo of the Lit brig PalLtu isurdia "ing, Catalogues, Dec. apply to the Camralffioners Att-r the Sale of the S•tel will be fold the French hoop Avgutlins, p r i se to hi, ki s s r ay's hoop Suffifantc, jefcph W r'n at. tfq. Commander; burthen shout so tons. Slit wotld nukc a bawls little Caulker or Lighter, as fhe draws but . wurr.--Alfo, for exportation, it bogibeads of Cyder, to bt boded from the hid (ample's, vievring, ke. apply w Mr. lota Hawker, lacrebant, Plymouth. ibiga ... dis Jas.- g: esti% WAD MAI*RIMONY. T is much to be regretted, but indifputably cer tain,, that many perfons of both Sexes arc deterred from en terir.g into the Married State by fecret Infirmities which Deli cacy forbids them to etifclofe ; and there are not a few who, be- lag already married, are rendered mifcrable for want of theft tender Pledges of mutual Love, without which Happinefs in this State is at 'calk very precarious. It has been akertained be yond a doubt, that thole cirenntilances .fut occafioned by ge neral or partial Relaxation or Weakne& In tither Sex, and it is equally certain that the Genuine AROMATIC LOZENGES of STEEL arc the heft, if net the only Remedy ever dikovered for this Species of 1 liability. When taken into the Stomach, they immediately tilffolve and clink themkties like a vapour through every pore, producing effeets at once delightful, falutary, and permanent. When the feark of life begins to grow dim, the cir culation Languid, and the faculties paralykd, there Lozenges are found to give tone to the Nerves,el hilirate the animal Spirits, invigorate the Body, and re-animate the wbole Man. When avefion to curdle,' lofs or depravity of Appetite, and pallid Countenance . Indicate approaching Confumption, the delicate Female will belavderved, and reftored to Health and Society by the benign InAnence of this Medicine. When the delulions of Imagination, or the Force of bad example, have tempted en. guarded Youth into the dangerous labyrinth of ferret fenfuslity, debilitated his Body, and impaired his Underitanding, thefe Los zenges will protect him from lingering Difeafe, the Infirmities of premature old Age, and a wretched Diffolution, amidk the agonizing Reikeftions of confcious Guilt. When by luxurious Banquets, topious Libations, Paphian Exceffes, and midnight Revels, the Sons and Daughters of DifEpation have brought upon themfclves Debility, Rebsation, Imbecility, a long train of Nervous Affeftions, manifefted by impaired Memory, Mal ety, Agitation, Tremours, Langone, Palenefs, Emaciation, Indigeftion, Apathy in Men; Hylterics, Spafms, Loft of Ap petite intgularity, Weak mi . +, Abortioai Pains. in the Beek, Clara: &e. in Women, theft Lozenges will reftore Health and Vigour to the deLilitated Frame, and Cheerfulnefs and Anima don to the Mind. Moat tier, or Aromatic Loamy: e Sled, ars prepared Genuine only by Dr. Senate, and are fold at his Houfe, No. 6, Charlotte-ftreet, Bloomfbury, price 71. per Box, duty included, with the Dodoes Portrait and Signature on each Box, without which none can be Genuine.—Alfo fold by Barron, No. ilk Strand, oppofite the New-Church; and at all the eftablithed Medicine Shops in Town and Country. DEDICATED TO THE QUEEN. This day was publilbed, price only One shining, neatly printed on fine Paper and Hot-preffed, A Concife TREATISE on FEMALE COMPLAINTS. By E. SENATE, M. D. Intended for, adapted, and earneftly recommended to tliepo rufal of Women in every rank of life, rendered intelligible to every capacity, and calculated to enable every Woman to be her own Phyfician. For obvious reafoas, each book will lic fold filed up, with a requeft on the outfide, that the feat may not be broke. by any but a female. Publiflied and fold by the Author, at his Houfe, No. 6, Charlotte-Rivet, Bloomfbury; and may be bad of Mr. Barron, Druggift, No. z5B, Strand, oppofite the New-Church; and of all rcfpedablo Medicine Venders and 13ookfcllers in the United Kingdom. WHEN Prole - tonal Men of education and re fponfibillty deviate from the general fyftem by the fir ' edtion of a peculiar Branch, the fanffilon of lung continued tamers is the belt criterion of Superiority. ' Eight years have I devoted my practice to the etc.lu five treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful rcfult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human Infirmitks. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Prattice to refeuc ales from the ignorance of uneducated Mm, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Practitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have de voted g attention, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—sdly. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and Lally that de rangemast of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeaks are the !Truk of ignorance or hale In the treatment of a firciple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently.hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifc mien of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are citify cured, and even where others have failed, I trult that I may prclume to ser a radical re-eftalaufhtnent. Few however are the cafes of complicated dither's in this diforder compared with the eadaraitous Situations of Men, wits from Indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a fashionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which La the unavoidable confequenm of fuch pernicious MIAs. Wkat the unhappy fuftkrer broods over his mifery, but care fully conceals his ntlafortune, it may be fume confutation for him to know, that although It be are z.•bleCt of doubt or uncer tainty with other Pratftitioners, the remote: t...f there DEFI. CIE NC I Eli by the gradual pregrefs of Renovation is acquire ment of my experience- If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraCtion of this languid Rate, and in tick cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years exiled, a proper Per feverance it inffifpcnfibly requifite to revive the Rumbring (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Conilltution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have king been difappointed In their cr?edtations of a Pamily, may be allured, that in 'noel inftances fuch delete are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is foal:tidal to my undertaking, and the Qialifications which I have prefumed to State, form the Bags oT my Pretenfions, and In coincidence with fuch this Intl matron is given, that Mr B— ma y b e con f u l t ,.,l pc i on ,u y (or by letters inetofing a (mall note) at his kook, No. 29, Arun del-ftreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance In Water-Rem adjoining and the name is on both the doors. B. Member of Use Royal Carr of Sett. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GEN LLEMEN, HAVING the honour of being recommended to you, by tlic Diredors of the Loft: India Company, as the fit Candidates for the Diredion to be chofcn this year, we take the liberty of requelting the favour of your vote on the day of cleeliOn, Wednefday the Bth of April next. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your molt obedient fervants, WILLIAM BENSLF.Y, JOHN SMITH SURGES, WILLIAM ELPHINSTONE, JOHN HUNTER, B Lit-folk Houle, HN TRAVERS, March 25, dot. EPHEN WILLIAM& GERMAIIr. VIF.NNA, MARCH 54. The Archduke Commis, perfectly recovered from his indifpofitiou, will take up his refidence in this city rtzzt week, the head-quarters at Schon brurat having been ditfolved. The Archduke has laid before the Emperor a plan for a new military' fyfiem, for his hlajefly's inipeeion and approba tion. It is Paid that, to complete the regular regi ments, the greater part of the Hungarian infurrec tion will be employed. The French troops have now almoa evacuated Upper Auflria : the laft divifion will march on the 17th ; and on the t9th Auftrian troops are to enter Linz. The French Commifrary, who is arrived here to get cafh for the bank notes paid at Salzburg, has offered them to fome houfes here at thirty per cent. under their nominal value. HANAU, MARCH 57. Whole families of German nobility are daily returning to the left bank of the Rhine to live tin der the French laws. The Counters of COUDE N MOVEN, Baron Kiwi( EL, Baron Lilo ss, the Counts of WALDERDORF, FLTZ and ING EL H E IM, have been reflored to their poffeffions in that quarter. The report that Frankenthal would be converted into a French fortrefs, is not confirmed. According to the plats of the Fi-ft Conful and of General AN DRIOSSI, Landau and Luxemburgh will be !WE cient for defending the left bank of the Rhine, as long as there fhill be no flrong places on the German fide. At Little Bafle, Brifach, Kehl: Philipfburgh, Caffel, Ehrenbreitftein, and Dutra dorff, 20,000 men are at prefent employed in de. firoying every vellige of fortifications on the Ger man bank of the Rhine. Even the neutral (late., Heffe-Darmaadt, lieffe-Caffel, Naffau, &c. Intl ftimifhed people for that purpofe, who receive a fmall gi:itication. FRANCE. PARIS, MARCH 29. Citizen MACALLOW, Conful of the Republic at Cairo, has arrived at Toulon. He had been taken by the Englifh on his paflage from Egypt, and carried into Malta, which he left on the 7th March. The Englifh at the time of his departure had a fmall gar' ifon at Malta. The inhabitants of La Valetta greatly regetted the Finch, and thofe of the country, though fearful of being one day punifhed by the French for their bad condua, fup ported with impatience the Englifh yoke. Every day great numbers of Englilh reliefs arrived, quitting the ports of Sicily and Naples for fear of the embargo which was to be laid by the King of Naples. The evening before the departure of Colonel MAGALLON from Malta, an Englilh brig arrived from Macri, with the news that the Eng lifh army had quitted that road. The Englilh gave out that they intended to attempt a debarka tion oppofite Damietta. If this be true, they will be flopped by the fort of Lefba, which has fix baaions, fituated on the ilihmus between Lake Marzaleh and the Nile. The Revetement, the ounter-fcarp, the Half moon, &c. of this place, 'at which workmen have been labouring fence our arrival in Egypt, are now finifbed. According to the laR accounts received of its fituation, Lefba ' HAMEURGH, MARCH 2s. was provided with 6o pieces of cannon of a large 1 The preparations of defence arc carried on by calibre, of which ten were mortars, and abundant. the Danes in the Duchy of Holftein K ith great ly fupplicd with fibres and provilions. Military vigour, and particularly on the Elbe. Nine gua men who know the fpot do not think that the boats well armed are now Rationed on this liver. Englifh will be gnilty of the folly of landing there; a littre below the Danith harbour of Altona, which but if it be true that they have attempted it, we bring to and fearch almoll every vefiel that goes may be affitred that not two out of nine who land . down. will ever re-embark.Momitear. An encampment of 20 000 Danifh foldiers will It is raid, that a great number of very fine oaks b e i mme di ate l y f orme d be tween Altona and Gluck. ale to be cut in the forelt of Gernfheim , for the fladt, under the command of the Governor. Prince ufe of the navy. CHAR,.!. of Heffe ; and all the reLiments in the Amsrixavt, MA RC .a 2 t.—The Ssve,lifh A dmi- duchies of Holltein and Schlefavig, have likewife ral CRON srAor was received at the Hague with orders to hold themfelves in reulinefs to march at the greaten ain!tion. That Admiral is expelled fix hours notice. here with Admiral DE WINTER. It appears from A letter from Lichen, dated February 23, Rates, every preparation, that the fleet will it from the that nine Chips laden with corn have failed from Texcl very foon. the port of Roßock to England; but both the A flotilla, to be competed of a number of gun. Ruffian and Pruflian MiniWers have made repro boats, cutters, &c. and three frigates is e quipping fentations to the Government of Mecklenhorgh. with (peed ; its dellinatiun is unknown. in order to present Limiter fupplies for the futures MENTZ, MARCH 1 4. General CHAM , of the Engineers, has given orders for a new map to be made of the whole courfe of the Rhine, the principal objeet of which is to afcertain the bed of that river, by which the rights of fovereignty over the many ;Elands will be fixed, which the Rhine forms. There ;Bands incrcafe every year in fize and number ; and, to gether, contain as much ground as the dominions of come princes. A corps of French troops has entered Neuwied, at the requeil of the reigning Prince. ALARMING STATE OF THE NATION This day was publilbed, price is. 6d. THE INTERESTING DEBATE on Mr. GREY'. Motion for an Enquiry I-no the State of the Nation, in the Houfe of Commons, on Wednefday, March as, dot. With the Speeches at lonth of Mr. Ozer, Mr. Du DA S, Mr. Fox, Mr. PITT, &C. &C. &c. And a COVCCet Lift of the Minority. Printed for J. S. Jordan, !'!o. r 9, Ludgate-hill, oppofite the Old Bailey; and No. 166, fleet-ftreet ; and the Boolifillcrs in Piccachlh., and at the Royal Exchange. Of whom may he had, price One Shilling, 111014;111S ea PARLIAMENTARY REFORM, an! on REFORM in GENERAL ; in which the nature of the Eri- L'ontt.t ution, the Oevernment, its component Parts and p:itahliflunents, &c. Etc. are btiegy conElered. •By an Ex- Member of the relent Parliament. NAVAL CHRONOLOGY. PublifWng by Subic:Won, in 'Three Volumes Odavo, ASIINIMARY of NAVAL and MARITIME Evitmrs, in Chronological Order, from the Time of the Roman, to the 3 tft of December, 'Soo; with an Appendix, containing a Pemaiwal State of the Royal Navy of Great Britain, and of thole of the other Powers of Europe—The lois each has haftained in Ships of War, Privateers, tcc. at the condemn of each war—The Lines of Battle, Fleets and Squadrotna—Alfo a Lift of thole perfons who have fcrved in the varions offices in the Naval Departments; together with that of the Adtrairaia and Captains in the Royal Navy from a very early Period:—lntend ed as a Book of Refrrence. By ISAAC SCIIOM BERG, Efq. Captain in the Royal Navy. The Work is already in the Prefs and will be fpeedily The Suhfeription is to be rt. 10a. Half to be paid at the time of fuhfcriblng, and the Remainder on the Delivery of the Book. Suhfcriptlons are received by the following Bookfellers; Eger ton, at the Military Library, near Whitehall; Biekerftaf, No. to. Strand; and Richardfun, Royal Exchange, London: alto by Harwell and Co. Oxford; Richards, Plymouth; Roach, Plymouth-Dock ; Jones, Liverpool ; Bulgiu, Briftol ; Barrett, Bath; Mottley, Portfmouth ; Townfon, Chatham; Smart, Reading ; Downes, and Bulb, Yarmouth ; Woulincr, Exeter; Laing, Edinburgh ; and Archer. Dublin. The Engin have now difmiffed the Neapolitan troops, which hitherto formed port of the garrifon of Malta, and have hoilleciEnglifh colours alone, declaring that Malta is their conqueft. A corps of Englilh troops had landed at Melina in. Sicily, in tended for an auxiliary corps, but as the armiftice between France and Naples has rendered this aftiftance ufelefs, they are to be re-embarked. A newfpaper printed at Turin Pays, " IL is true that the Marquis de MAR AN has been tent to Paris with difpatches from the King of SARDIN IA for the French Government, but he has been informed there, that before any notice can be taken of his commiffion, the King, his mailer, mull (hut the ports of the ifland of Sardinia againil the Englifh, and confirm the document Mind by him in the year 1798, by which he had formally renounced all claims on the Duchy of Piedmont." The Duke of PARM A, in a public audience to his Court, has declared that he had been appointed Grand Duke of Tufcany, but that he fhould neverthelefs remain Duke of Parma. It is reported that French troops are to be embarked at Ancona, under the protec tion of a Ruffian fquadron, which latter would be joined by four Neapolitan lips of the hue and Tome frigates.