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This day was publifbed, In one Volume fniailtyro, price 3s. reefed, SEXUAL MORALITY. By a GENTLEMAN. Lee eft fumma Ratio. Printed ter the Author, and fold by James Wallis, O. 46, Paternofter-row. GOVi.RNI SS. WANI S a fituation, A young Perfon, of good connexion., duly qualified ; can have •he ltronuft tef timonials from a Family he has lately left, of the very nrft re • hr ;pply At Delight's.Spruce Deer Waeheufe, New Bridge-fireet, Blackfriarr. A'I.E RGYMAN, of exemplary condat, libe. rat mird, and rigidly ceennomie, died in December loft, bequeathing to the PROVIDENCE of Goo, and the Voluntary BRnevolener of the Public, Three Daughters and Five S-ms, for whore fs.pport the finailell donations will be thankfully re ceived per Mdfrs. Ranfoin and Co. Pall-Mill. Tilde Eir,ht Orphans, with refpeelful gratitude, =know led,;: the following fums, viz. From Lord I'. Z. to IC o Mrs. C. Mefirs. Thomfon and A Gentleman Ammar - 2t 0 0 Ditto - S. E. E. - - 5 s o Rev. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. - - 5 o o Carnr.san 3 3 0 4r. Lcvrcs - 3 o o Mifs Vickery 2 z o T. C. o Mrs. Eigleton - z 1 o ... 4% Lady - tooM. S. - t t o A. B. - - t o o M. D. - o - oto 6 o to 6 o to 6 LOST, tome time in the year 1800, at Dover, or Folkflone, or on the road between thole places, a CERTIFICATE of FREEDOM for a Dutch P - ize Vera, called the JONGE KLANS, now called the MARY. When the was fold (he was lying at Sheerne7s, and when the Ccrtifi• este was loft the was lying in Dover Harbour. Whoever has found the kid Certificate of Freedom, and will deliver the fame, either to Mr. John Middleton, at Dover, or Mr. Stephen Hunt, at Folkilone, mall receive a reward of FIFTEEN GUINEAS. ENGLISH LOTTERY FOR. AUGUST. Prizes of C. 20003 2 Prizes of L.2,orrs 2 10,x° 4 1,062 2 5.0 8 sco ard 7111 from coca. to rot QWIFT and Co. No. it, Poultry, (eflablifhed in L.; 17.59,) and in the City of Glafgaw, are appoiated to f.. 11 Tickets and Legal Ramped Shares of the above Lottery. which e ontams only 24,000 Tickets, being 80:..3 Icis than the ufual =ter in a i:irnmer Lottery, and an cncreafc of Seventy Thou- Laid Pounds in Amount of Prizes. In the laft frill% Lottery (November, ibt) Two out oF the rove h gheft Prizes were fold in Shares by Swo: and Co. and in the Lilt Engl.& Lottery (Ntsrch 18oz) Ina tz. of the Prizes were alfo fold at their Office, par:let:Ley the Ticket No. 23.776. the Taft Capital Prize over drawn. 'lke Prizes are payable two months Jeer the drawing of the Lottery, in full : but g • !lons who with to receive them Lame diately, will h:ve as moth Money for Prizes fold at the above Offices, as at sr.7 hnnfe in the kingdom. I.c..ters, add:elled SW: ?T ard Co. Poultry, I.ondon, irt mediatcly an(wer A, and :.II orders pimEtually executed. Na .I.ottcries this year. ANIERICA. and M. rtfYElOl, Nn. t/ t, Water-fireet, 3 -• Cry Ind State of New York, in North America, ( Auainneers a t:d Etraktrt. , 1 „11:y appe.inted and corn rniflioneti by Law, for the City afortiiid ) make a :ender of their f-rviets to the Mantifailvers ar.d Merchants of Eurtsfre, in ae Commif. 'Lon Line, an.: '.form them, that Stores and every other co i -renknee is prr.,tr , d for tht reception of Goods, Wares. anti :".leichand:ze ,ontigned to their Eidilrefa, for tither public of private Ser... Th••c t'erchafe ant! Ship all Kinds of American sod Weft fir , ta Produce on Orders. revera , years experienae in the above line of Bun net.. !mere Wan favour them with their commands, will (tad thins flicitqui to I.r-nnute the !nitrelt of their P92lovers. This day was publdhed, Handforrsely printed in Two Vol,. Bvo. a New Edition, Price zss. Boards; or Royal Biro. 11. Is. Boards ; THE ORATIONS of DEMOSTHENES, pronounced to excite the Athenian. agairdt Philip, King of Macedon.—Tranflated by THOMAS LELAND, D. D. of Trinity College, I.luNi , i. Printed for Vernor and Hood, Cuthtli and. Martin, J. Walker, Otridr and Son ; OLilvy and Son ; L•ek.in:;toit, Allen, and Co. J. Nunn, R. I.ea, and J. Cumming. Of whom may be had, MIDDLETON's LIFE of CILERO; a Ern Edition; 3 Vols. Bvo. Price 11. 4s. Boards.; 3 Vols. Bvo. Royal Paper, t 11.6 d. Boards. OBE SOU) BY AUCTION—By ?Ti. SQI.I I I At Girraw:.y; Coffee-Soule, Ct.a.nge-alley,Curnhß on Mon tiay, June 7. 13.7. z. at 0: - .c o'clock, in Ten Lots, fubjedt to facli .ns as will then then he produced, AVALUABLEFREEHOLD, and (mall . I Pay COPYI101.1) ESTATE, fitllglC at North End, Walhars Green, and ti:.ndy End, iii the Parifh of I'Lltrun, only hrre Miles dillattt from Part.-corner; ernfiiting of I:p --v.:Ms of Fn Aertes of capital Gaf.l .1 Ground aud Meadow n.. 1; Parts cliFihly fot.ated for Building upon. 1 he i (tate '4 It 7rt ,. .."tt: It t :.t low Rent , .. arn.iontirg to 3481. Anottra, t:ut the whole may be entcr..d upon at Lady 4a; t.? - t.t. Mr. Flozav,Ozr.l.mer, at Walham-green, wilt fltcw the Fltatc, tic It rip. ire Par . ivulars may he had at the t.tw.,n, Walham ; of Mr. Squibh, Saville-row ; and at the Office of Malls. Y tat, CLuid;e, and Pearce, Craiea-court, Whitehall, witre a !)!to of the Mate :nay be feen. _ _ ~ 7:'Ll.-1.1[111..T HOUSES, NEAR VAUXHALL. TO LE ...:01.1.) Auc - noN—BY Mr. RA IN Gil 1 hia:.l.l the t 7tl, of June, at the Royal Oils, atVatsieitall, Eve o'cic.,A in .he in revert I.ots, LEASEPTC)!,I) HOUSE, built by the Pro pric •or for refids ITC..,ltta beyond ":;urti :•.;:c; nnintei . rti; r:d Cert. in front to Synth I.z.n.listh C:antaze ca:teses7 r. a Yard, in which is a lofty xtr's Storshanft ~.nd V..r..kincip over ; and at;;oitiii,g is r Ifotife is Pi...ay.:it-row, held by Nis.. Newl.un. oiLcr !.,..ifstn.ld Hodes, Nos. 4,5,6, 7, and 8, in L. va.iltre Place, Xi:iiniiigton lane, opppfite to Vauxhall Gars slen•, with Yards and molt plcaLag openings hefore esm trout, fillip:ird with tine water, and exceedinsiy ell f4r Erti.i7iLc, or as a Nutfery for Children. 'de whole ht; ii I t long terms, at [mall Ground R-nts. N't. c..:r. C..rpcnter, in the init.-mentioned Riufe, wig rrasv the fs sera' Yrs:mires; of whom printed Particulars tray be l.a i; alto at the ;dace of file ; Rainbow, Cornh.ll; s 'Air. R anir, in Charlotte-Rivet, Bloomfbory. BRAY NEAR MAIDENHEAD. With PoiTtfficn at Michaelmas neat. _ TO B;. SOLD BY AUCTION—Hy Mr.RAINE, 'Jr ..'t:•l3)* the 25th of June, at the Rainbow Coif. e-houfe, In Lon.lon, at Twelve o'clock; in Four Lots, E Great Tythes of nearly the whole Parilh of Bra!, benite..n Windfor and Maidenhead, arifing from s ee:y valuat.L track of Corn Land ir, the firs. Cultivation, .no' litany in an 0p...n field Rate, with ever' prar.e.R of fo 1i1ted...2.A in every direftion by fine Road'. clofe , ;(1) ,, e two capiz a l Marka Toeens, and on the Hanks of llet Thames. _ ..... ..,„. " foe above Property is Three out of Four Divifino., of Tith. ..; of the Podis of Bray, held by I.eaf. under the Cilop of r )vord, for •flaree good Lives, naw aged i 5, 37, and 38. at f r '^ H rtferwd Rents renewable, together extending over Five Thin , ♦id and Sixty Acres of Land. Ifo a Piece of Free:‘,,ld Ground, nn which Rands a largc and it , toil Earn. conveniently fit uatsd for colleting the Tithes, trr at this time taken in Kind. M:. Zz , hariah Ltoult (refident at Werks:l4,) the prefent 'r..t ore Lute, which expires at Michaelmas next, will give y fe:th..r hi:ormation,and of whom printed Pariculars may .'d. alto of . ..he printers of the Reading, Oxford, am Cans. bte:rn Paper;; Cattle Inn, Windfor; King's Arms, I:rielge ; elk:antler Nltirray, LP!. Symonirs Inn, Chancery- Lse Rainbow, Corithill; and of Mr. Raine,,,kanel Surveyor, te.rlntte-fircet, Blooniflaury, where, and at Mr. Murray's, a :Aa of the 7 WWI may ken. This day was pubtilhed, Price Bs. in boards, Wits Three highly-firmed Engravings by J. Mitan, from original Deigns by Robert tier Porter, Efq. THE PLEASURES OF SOLITUDE : Second Edition, with other Poems, • By P. L. COURTIER. I.ondon : Publilbed by F. and C. Rivington, No. 61, St. Paul's Church-yard; and J. Hatchard, No. sr, Piccadilly TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cade, the Earl of Macclesfield againft Blackall, before Edward Leeds, Efq. one of the Maf t..rs of the fain- Court, at the Public Sale Room, in Southamp ton But!dn gs, Chanc•ry-lane, London, in 2 t Lots, on Mttll. day 01, ai ft and Tuaday the 22d days of June, au, be twein the hours of five and fix o'clock in the Afternoon : Sundry FRLEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, late of Thomas Blaecall, Pfq. deceafecl, Innate In the fcveral Pa- This day was publlfhed, price as. 6d. No. 11. of ri!hea of Inington, Hornfey, and Hackney, in the County of r THE MONTHLY REGIS'I'ER, and ENCY -1\441,11,1ex ; in the Parini of Hitchin, in the County of Here- CLOPEDIAN MAGAZINE c ember • Id with two ford; in the Parifh of Appleton, in the County of Berks; at highly &allied Engravings of Hampton Court and the Marble Swallow-fields near the road from Reading to Bafingftoke, in Palace at St. Peteriburgh ;and comprifing a valuable Collcetioi the laid county of Berks, and in the City of Coventry ; and of Li•erary, Philofophical, and Commercial Intelligence. si om &arc in the New River Company, and five kith Ton- Publiihed the firft of every Month at the Repertory-Office, tine Debentures of I=l. each. No. 182, Fleet-ftrect, and m a y b e had o f all Bookfeliers an e d Particulars may be had at the Paid Mallet's Chambers, Newfmen. Of whom likewif e ma y b e h a d, N o . I. enr i c hd Southampton-buildings ; of Meff-s. Graham, Lincoln's-Inn ; with Views of Windfor Cattle and the Louvre. of Mr. 11ollier, Thane. Oxford:aire ;of Mr. Eade, Hitchin ; . Ehe general execution of this work is in a ityle of excellence of Mr. Tho:nas Chapman Land-Surveyor , Richmond, Surry; that will juftly entitle it to a place in the molt Med Libraries. and of Mr.lhomas White Bear Inn, Coventry. TO BE SOLI), Parfuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Caufe u Smith v. Colimo," before Jahn Sprangcr, El+ one of the Mailers of the laid Court, in Lots, j'HE Manor or Lordlhips.of TIDESWELL and HIGHLOW, with the feveral hleffuagc• and Farms, Lands, Tenements, and Real Eftates, late of Johr Archer, Ely. fituate in the feveral Perißies, Townfhips, and Places of Thief well, Highlow, Nether shatton, Hatherfedge, Hope, Caftleton, Thornhill, Eyam, Calver, Chapel in the Frith, Little Hucklow, Milky, Litton, Wardlow, Gotheridge, Offerton, Hafleford, llarnforth, Holme, and Bakewell,in the County of Derby. Particulars whereof may be bad fgratis) at the laid Mailer's Chambers, in Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, and of MsKrs. Graham, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London. GI.OI.7CrSTER and WARWICK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—Dy Mr. GRAHAM, _ _ At Tom's CoTee-houfe, Corphill. on Tuellloy, June add, acts, at Twelve o'clock, ho Two I.ots, A VALUABLE FitEr:l-101.1) ESTATE, cnmprifing the Lordfhip of I.ARK ."sTOKE, in Glou ceftcrfhire. on the border of Wanvickfhire, containing 474 Acres, within a Ring Fume, divided into two eligible Dairy and Agicuiterol Farnit. iaelu. ing almut 250 Acres of uncom monly rich old er.clocul hkacinw and Pofture, with the Maeor 1-I.)ifie and rarm floufe, hot!, Intik of Stone, faint a harry on tlte Lftat,.., and all othn recidiftrctluildir gfi in perfect order, on Leafc to .`,"..Sri. Conper and Fletcher, refponlible Tenants, at very low Rer.ts, amounting to .1571. 103. per Annum, ea clunve cf I. l l'oadland and Plantations in bond. The fituation nziprop:rties sof this LRAM ;mine dcfcription. Its Crnwn was the love-fiequented fpot of STiakefpcare, coin mandint the mn enchinting profpeds in every direction, tioundel only b.: the hot izou, and fuppofed to embrace a cir euracretwe of 2^.:" miles, with lucid Springs nearly at the higheit top, and a Brook courfing its boundary through the Valley Tufscitat for a Mill. The natural pridr of England, in the brood of t;l•eep, has here it bruit, and from the furrunit to the foot the &one is In 116.pplly diverfi&d with luxuriant Hal and DaTe, that taken altogether it is, perhaps, one t•I the r. oft enviable domains in the Kingdom, at cal) , :if tanccs from Camrden, Shipiton, Stratford-upon-Avon, ezpa: it of great improvement—Part of the Purchafe Money lelV remain no Nloitgage. particulars may be Lad at the Star Inn, Oaforil ; the Inns at sliipiton. Stratford-mum-Men, Warwick, Birmingham, &c. of Mcffrs. Smith, Kekewick, and Holkins, Lincoln's Tnn 14civare; and at Mr. Grahant's Office, No. 88, Chancery lane, Londma. This day were publi%hed, price 31. 3s. in boards, In Two Volumes, ato. very haudfomcly printed, with a fine Head of the Author, engraved by Tontbitis; a I..rge Map, and fifteen elegant Engravings, illuftrative of the Manner:, Cuftoms, and Natural lliftury of the Countries deferibs d, TRAVELS through SWEDEN, FINLAND and LAPLAND, to the NORTH CAPE, in the Year 1798 and 1799. By JOSEPH ACERBI. Siftimus Mc tandem, nobis übi defuit crbis. London: Printed for I. AlawmAn, in the Poultry, Succciror to Mr. Dilly. 0" A few Copies are printed upon Superfine Wove Paper Hot-mired, with Proof balm:Mons of the Plates, pricz 51.55. in boards. This day was , niblifhed, In a fmall Pocket Volt rte, Pries: five Shillings boom! in Red, illiiftratcd with a Map of all the Roads bctwec❑ Lonton and Paris ; a Plan of Paris ; a Map of the I•rencb Rcpubtic ; and feveral other Copperplates; THE ENGLISHMAN's COMPANION in a JOURNEY to PARIS, containing: 1. An ITINERARY of all the great Roads, with a Variety of pmetical Obfervations. • 2. A correct Defcsiption of all the (Pleas of enriefity, the Libraries, 11 , 1ulcums, Buildings, Exhibitions, Public Annufc ments,&c. &c. in MODERN PARIS and its ELvirons ; with the Terms and Manner in which they may be. fern. 3. Ttv Les of Money, Weights, Mcaturcs, Prices of Pro vinous, and other neeellary partizulars. . . 4. InrraueTloNS to be nbferved upon the Rind. and dur ing the Rade= at Paris, with accounts of Inns, Hotel s,Co.fce hooka, &c. Ste. • - Printed for R. PHILLIPS, No. 7 t , St. Paul's Church-yard; fold by Carpenter and Co. Old Bond-ftrc , n ; J. 11, brat, PA-- cadilly ; T. Reynolds, Oxford-ftrect ; and by all other Book fellers.—Of whom may be had, jolt publithed, The PICTURE of LONDON. for 1802, with Maps, Tables, etc. 4t.e. Price 51. bound in red. NEW SPANISH DICTIONARY. This day was puhliilied, in Two Volames, large Odtavo, Price boun d 11. 4s. _ _ A NEW DICTIONARY of the SPANISH J—IL and ENGLISH LANGUAGES; wherein the Words arc explained agrecalile to their diglirent Meanings, and a great variety of Tams rclatin; to the Arts, Sciences, Trade, and Navigation, carefully eincidated.—Compileil from the heft Au thorities, by. HENRY NLUMAN. In Two Parts. Primed for'Vernor and Hood, J. Sewell, Cuthell and Martin, J. Walker, T. Dooley, Lackington, Allen and Co. IL Lea, o:ridge and Son, Ogilvy and Sun, and J. Nunn. Whore may be bad, by tbefaine Author, A MARINE POCKET DICTIONARY of the Italian, Spani;h, Portuguefe, Llcrmium„ French, and Englifh Languages. Pries: Boards. This day was pained, price 2S. 6d. (accompanied with cop prr-plates;—No. 1, of a New Series of HE 1: EPE RTO RY of AR:I'S, MANUFAC TURES. and AGRICULTURE; c , uififting of—The Spel:fication.: of Patent Inventions, accurately copied from the kecords—zs.c.-ounts of all new Pik, verses in the ufcful Arts— P. oct-edings of Philarophical Sfseicties of all Nations, and Ex trael• of mot interefting Articles—Authentic Accounts of all Patents granted for Inventions, and generally of what ever in.:y urp: to the benefit of the Arts and Manufadatres of thin Country. Publifhtd r.e at day of every Month. at the Repertory Of ice. N. is:, Flret-lirect ; and may be had of any Book feller or Nevninan in England. Of whom alto may he had, price tel. in boards, The Eon relies of this '‘Vork, confifting of 16 Volumes, large Itvo, comprifing about ac* Specifications of Patent Inventions, a , many Cniiptrplarcs, and a vcry exterfive variety of other ran inf , rmation in the ofcfc.l Arts. .1 his day were publifhcd, in Two Volumes Oetavo, Price in hoards tss. VLEM ENTS of (; ENE RA L KNOWLEDGE, A- 4 introduelory to Ufefoi Books in the principal Branches of I kJ - Ante and Science. With Lifts of the molt reproved Au thors Defigtied chiefly for the junior Students in the Uoiver fides, and the higher Clair% in Schools. By lIENRY KErr, B. D. Fellow and Tutor of Trinity College, Oxford. Oxford : Printed at the Univerfity Frefs, for the Author : And fold by MeLlis. Riviogton s S:. Cbureb-yard ; I iatchard, Pic= ; sod Fgerton, Wit iteh4ll. London ; Han well and Piker, std j. Cooke, Oxford ; and Deighton, Cam hridge.-0 f whom us ay be had, Lately publiaml by theta= Au thor, tl.c Fourth Edition of Hi(tory the Interpreter of Prophecy; or, a View of Script r.ll Prr.-hr ies au,: their Acoanipliniment in the pat and pre fen: Ot:urrettres of the Weld ; with Conjedures relive:tins tiwir tx.urc Corpktia, ; in A vols. tro. Flu, in bards, tin, WHEN Prufellional Mn:: of education and re• fponfibilit7 deviate from the general iyitem by the fe edtlon of a peculiar Branch, the fanttitm of lung continuee uccth is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have i devoted my praetice to the exclu five treat meat of THREE DISORDERS, and the fucccfsful rcfult 01 my plan gives me additional ardour to oprrfe as far lam able the ravages of thort. complaints which arc themolt innxirt ant in the catalogue of human inSrmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wins at an early period of Pradlice to ref, tie individu• als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan• IFrous precipitancy of genrr Practitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de voted my attentien, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration —idly AU kinds of 1)EBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that de rangetnent of the fyllem in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous eileaf,..s ate the recut! of Ignorance or hafte in the treatment of a fimpli. (3 , inorrhea, and it not unfinunltli hal pens that the feeds of I.ide arc poifoned by the indircretion of at. unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are cafily cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that I may prefume to otter a radical re-eflablifhment Few.howcapr. arc the cafes of ciindlicated diflrefs in the difirdcr compared with the calaMtona lituations of Men,whi from indulgence in a sourARY V I C }S, or the prevalent Gate • tics of a thlhionable life, acquire that date of Debility which is the unavoidable elecquence of Inch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy full:era broods over his niifery, but care fully conceals Lis misfortune, it may he ionic confolation fir him to know, that althouidi it be an (dived ot slnubt or uncer tainty with other Praeationers, the reniovll of there MEI CI ENCI by the g raid ial progrefs of ft encvation is the acquire ment of my iapernmee. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus base begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early comarradlion of this languid date, and in the!e cafes no great difficulties will occur. But when this Deficit ncy has for years ex tiled. a proper Per. feverance is indifornfiMy re , ;niGte to revive the flurnbring :park a of Life, and to iotao the t:onilitution. MA kIt!ED WOMEN, who have lons been illfaproint , d In their eaFeelationa of a Family man , he allured, that in moil in/Lances fuch defeas are curable h! I‘ll.dical bkilL The SECRECY which i. fo efle.:ial to my undertaking, and the Qualihcations which I have ' , returned to date, term the Baba of my Pratenhons in coincidence with f t eh thi s i nt i macro, is th Mr B may he confulted pefonall• (or by letters incloling a (mail not::) at his horde, No. 2?, Arur debltreet, Strand, near Temple-Par There It an additional entrance In Water ilreet adjoin!! g and she runic is on lath the doors._ _ M. J Masber of Ws Royal College of Surgeons. BRITISH ZOOLOGY. This day was publifhed, In Otclavo, on a Fine Wove Royal Paper, containing Two coloured Plates, No. I. Price 3s. 6d. (to be continued Monthly) Of an entirely New and Elegant Work, 'HE NATURAL HISTORY OF BRITISH FISHES, including (dot:talc and general Defcriptioui of the rnua intercßing Species, and an extenfivc Sclesl'on of ac curatcly tinieied Coloured Plates.—Taken entirely f o n ori ginal Drawings, purpofely ruadc from the Specimens in a re cent Rat.; and fur the molt part whIIR living. E. DONOVAN, F. S. . _ Author of the l'4aturat Hittories of Muth Bir,h, Shells, &c. Printed for the Author, and for F and C. Rtvington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard ; fold alfoby J. Hatchard, No too, Piccadilly. It This Work will not include ids than One Hundred Species, or extend beyond Sixty Numbers, or Five Vulunies.— A Number containing Two Coloured Plata, will be poblithed Monthly, and a Volume Annually, containing Twci.:y-four- Coloured Kites. A Profpedlus of the Work may be had, gr.Ltii, of the Bout fellers in Town and Country. - PASSAGE F. OM DOVER 'TO OfTE:kfr , .. C AP J. U. lavri'Liz. dit 1:A111 sti Fels, ant Capt. J. of NI:NEIt?4, (P:lfFire Vtlf..l in the Service of A4 , lr-4. LATHAM, Htcr, and ) moft refiiedfully neyu.ti ,t the ard..thofe vrfor;‘• ip pcneral march to to, Ccutio..nt Ly way ot o:len , i.t tl- , ir Lid V. fr Is. which are fitt.l up in a v.. y le . p%ior c for the conveyance of Paftcug:rs, !-!orfes, Etc. will fal re gularly horn Dover ev,ry Wcdr.aiday atril Saturday for Oftend duriug the Surnmer.—Dovcr, 22.1 May, ttna. I; RA A CE. PARIS, MAY 3z. THE MINSTER OF THE tS EF VCR. TO IMF PREFECT OF THF DEPAIT,T%UNT OF THF. FORTH. P3ris, 1 ?rairi.ll, (May 12.) I participnry, Citizen Pt efeet, in y( , nr anxiety relpeding protilions, and 1 am continually ctn. played with means c.ticuliced to Allay all uneafi uefs that head. Divers cauts !lava fuccetlively raifed the price of grain to an txtrAordinary value. We had it not in cur power f. recce Or to pre vent this rife. The bufinefs at prefent is to ;or. fue prudent meafutes to fupply the public wants— to reaore abundance in the inarkers—and reduce grain to a realonable price. Th::fe means corft!: on the one hand in dicftroying the l'aLla reports which fpread alarm and millead the npinica, on the other, in pioteeting and emitting a - irce cii culation, which can alone distribute provilions a proper manner, and inlpire that confidence which is necetrary for commerce. You will accompii!lt the fill ohjea, by alluring the people that a lingle grain of corn i, n(.t ear. ried over the frontiett,and th:it every th;ng which exills in the Republic is referved for their tile.— You will allure them that Covet-omen: La, fnpror ly forbidden the purehaf: of grai-. the interi!,r, and that the fupplies for Paris and the armies are all obtained in the North if Europe. You will relnitlei the communes of the dirpon. tion of the law of Prairial 25, year 5, rcfrailig the circulation of grain, and apply the law of 'Srndemiaire to, year 4, if it be interrupted in your di Ilia. Yon will tell all that thefe moments of want arc only temporary ; that Government riiclt watches over every thing has infared the importa tion of an immenfe quantity of grain; that leveral veffels have already entered our ports; that a very great number are on their way to France, and that many arc now taking in carg,res at Dantzic?:, Hamburgh, Amflerdam, and r:orth America. You will tell them, that wheat aboui.ds, and falls in price in the SOuth, in Burgundy, in Brit t,ny, la VendCe, and in Belgian], and that coo- Lquently a fall in the price mill take place in the three or four departments ncarell to Paris. falote you, CHAPTAL. A letter from Vicuna hate:, that an order has been Mired in Hungary forbidding young perfi , ns to frequent Plays, Balls, Coffeeshoufes, and Ta verns, unlefs in the company of their •parents.— Students of Phyfie and Law are included in this pi oh;bition. W. lea-n by letters from Amflerdam that the trc o s de.tiaed for the Well Indies, to the num ber of 35i0 men, and now in the Texel, will em bark on bo ird the Pr oferpine and Pallas, of 3.} guns each. The Elpion, Hippomenes, and Atlante corvettes, of 24., 20, and IS guns, and the But:: cutter, will form part if the expedition. The Dutch funds have rihm nearly one per cent. The Sehriknerwcek.:r, one of the largelt ve:l of Admiral de WI Ti.R'S fqt!adron, in going out of the Toed, liruck ou a furl bank, where the re mains, and it is apprehended Ile will not ne gc,; FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. BRUSSELS, MAY aB.—The lmhcrial fioners now in this city, for the purpofc of carryinv into execution that article of the Treaty of Lune ville, which relates to the Cale of the perfonal pro perty of the Archduke CHARLES in the ci-devant Belgium, are now in treat♦ jot the niaz,niticent Palace of Schoon-Berg, b u ilt by t h e late Arch. duchefs MARY CHRISTINA, at the dillance of hal: a league from Bruffels, and left by that Primers to the Archduke CHARLES, her nephew. VIENNA, MAY 15.—Their IMPERIAL MajesTics returned hither from Prefburg ye Cie: day evening : during the fitting of the Diet, the EMPEROR will divide his refidence between that city and Vicuna. Count de LASANKY has fet out fot Carnioia ; a change in that Government is in agitation. tvlAv 16.—Couriers have been difpatched to Naples, Palermo, and Madrid, to announce agreeable intelligence of th e recovery o f theql,E,.. r of NAP LI s. Her M ljzily will Ipend part of the fummer in a pleafure Palace belonging to the perial Family. Sra A SBVP.O it, MAY 23.—We are informed fro-r: Mentz, that on the 2 I a of this ni.--nth, AUG t/ t;ru RAU BEL, formerly an Officer on the Staff. bo: a at lichletltadt, fet out for Paris on the zoth, un der the efcort of four gendat mes. We do not ycz know what to think of this pert;lnage ; there arz many who 'land op in his defence, others accoi:: him. We know that before his departure from Ment7., he announced in the journals of Martheirl and Frankfort, that he is in no manner related to RE LI Ilk.L the Ex-Direaor. The Gazette of this city announces that a ern grefs will held at Bruffels next month, and th.t: the FIRST CONSUL will repair thither, accompanic , i by the Deputies of the ci•JKwnt Belgium, and rtr four new departments; and that after rc'na:►. ing there about twelve days, he will pay a visit t(, the city and port of Ant..verp. NAPLES, May 4.—The French troops eonti!•••- to leave this kingdom : they have already evacu ated Tarento. The Ruffians will fet out in abo.•r a month for Corfu, with Count de like es in°, wtw is charged to reitore good order in that