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,- ' .. "'l • . , . ev. INV* , •,. 7 ,7 • ..... ..A . , i p s s• g6=',, t 4l 1 , • • , o.Pi r i'lib-- l' .• • , •, i ( 11 : I - 41 . ~.. Algir: _ . ..., •c.rsys. =,--v!nl4" :VAN riA • !.. 7 , 41.1: ; 7 ,74: ...r."rcNt.5.1',X4401 • -et t _if •••••••• ' • p ;f‘c NUMBER 38773 TUESDAT, APRIL 21, 1801 [PRICE SIX-PENCE. V/YKIiA MIST MEETIN(). THEATRE-ROYAL., DitURY-LANE FRANC E. MO-MORROW EVENNG,.ApciI 22, iBoi, J. slack Weak+ E COUNTRY GIRL. Servwill•adi a Comedy, called TH Moody, Mr. W HOUGHTON ; Harcourt, Mr. BARRY MORE • . -- ----- THE ANNIVERSARY Mi.:ETING of the WYKEHAMIS FS will be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern in the Strand, ou Thurfday the• 234 day of April inftant, whore the Noblemen and Golub-mut educated at either of the two St. Mary Winton Colleges, arc requelted to attend. PARIS, APRIL 16. spirkili, Mr. PALMER ; Btivilk,. Mr. C. kgMBLE. • Mils Peggy, Mrs. JORDAN. To which will be added a Parte, canal P*ui I. died on the night between the 24th and asth of March I ! The Englilh Squadron palled the Sound on the Hiflory will inform u• of the connetlion between thefe two events I ! !—Monittar. WHO'S THE DUPE? Thii Evening —Pisan* ; with Who's the Dope ? STEWARDS. Right Hon. Earl of Mahn(bury ' R. P. Carew. Efq. Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Rev. Mr. Ihratheate Rev. Mr. Car Tkt a rnas che l rnk yrwhit Jones, Efq. M. P. Rev. Mr. I Lirland. Dinner on Table a Five oTiock. rt of lun% Kct, NEVER ACTED. • THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-OARDEN. o t/.cir «r kW, ROMAN CEMENT AND STUCCO, rhres nib. Nrc, had. 4 N/7 a . M^ H (nIC~ rL an. !«• K Nit, r•ti• 1.,R 0 Iv sod and and Cute T.O IgLI O li. Nl' TO -MORROW EVENING, April 22, OW, ill be performed a new Comic opera, in Three Ads, called THE BLIND GIRL; Or, A RECEIPT FOR BEAUTY. The Overture compofed by Mr. Reeve.—The Mute by Mr. Mazzinghi and Mr. Reeve.. - The Semi; entirely new, chicly taken from corral Draw ings of the Country furrounding Lima. The Machinery. Properties, and Drees, are aro entirely new, and falhioned in eras cosfonalty to the collo= of the Country. The Printlp.d CharsZters by Mefra INCLEDON, MUNDEN, FAWCETT, JOHNSTONE, TOWNSEND, HILL, BE rIERTON, WADDY, CLAREMONT, &e. &e. BULK JOHNSTON, Mifa WATERS, Mu. SIMS, Mr.. POWEI and Mn. MATTOCKS. _ __ _ ilhAdl I. a Grand Proccifim of the Entry of the Vice-Roy of Peru, into the City of Lima. To which will be added the Farce of THE GHOST. DANCING ACADEMIES and ASSEMBLY ROOMS. MR. ALLEN is removed from Haydon-rquare, to No. 10, Great Ayliffiftreet, Goodman's ricid4, and o. tp, Sherrard ftreet, Golden-fguare, where Ladies and Gentlemen who have nevtr learned Dancing, or are ?inner feet, arc privately aecomplifhed in all etc faihionabie Steps, Dances, and every modern requlfite for genteel Company. Foreigners, Officers, Captains of Ships, chore who come from the Country to learn, and others who cot (pare but little time, may live in the Hook during their tuition; and acquire what is neseffary in about a fortnight. At Mr. At Le IA City Affemblies, which are every Monday. Mn Mintolh, from Edinburgh, who *i. efteerned the belt performer in England for Strathfpeys and Reels, plays and con duets the Mullc.—.Mr. Weippareplays the Harp. None but Ladies of charaCter admitted. Schools attended; Btoad•fwotd and Fencing taught; aro die Pedal Harp, Piano Forte, and Violin. M ...... ESSRS.PARKER and Co. having eitablifhed br an ad lion at Law, their meta Svc right c,f making CE MEET under PA reNT, beg kart to Rate, that it isfold by them only, at Bankfide, London. This Cemcot will fa and become as hard as stone, either in or out of water. It gives to Maloney an uncommon degree at &alga and folidity ; and may be expafed to the at ion of the tides or the fez without injury, It is a cheap fuhftitut.c for Plumber. Work, where water, tsirits, or oil, are to be pre krved. Common Mortar may be fo improved by it assto fur pfs in ftrength any Terris Mortar; and LT the fame 114.4 s STUCCO is produced of the molt hard and A treble nature. AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR, (the original Invention of Mr. Henry), prepared and fold by Thomas and William Henry, Chernifts and dlpothcca ries, Manehefter. This molt agreeable perfumed Liquor It a compound of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the molt pleafant Aromatics. Itt thong and pungent Odour renders it extremely grateful and Lilutary to perfoas labouring under Head.Achs Paintings, &c. and adapts it for counteradting the bad circa; of heated or foul Air. Hence it has been found highly ufeful in rooms, where the Infcaion of Fevers, of Sore Throats, or of other contagious Difeafes, prevail ; and In all crowded pl aces of public retort, as Theatres, Courts of Juittee dcc. It may affix be particularly recommenced to Perfoas ;ailing in tot Climates. _ _ _ The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, price at 6d. each Bottle, is fold, wholefale anbretail, by Bayley and Blew, Cockfpur ltreet, (the only perfons in London authorifed by the Proprie tor' to WA the fame), wittre may be bad Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Coruclian, Cryltal, fte. Each Bottle, befides a copper-plate label, Sped by the Preparers, has the letters T. and W. Henry's Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, moulded in the Gists. AN EXTRAMDI INARY meniori of TRANSPLANI4 ING TF-ETH. _ _ _ 'THE many ferinustb;iiier;nceafinned by tranf -a• planting an apparently found and healthy Tooth from one fubjett to another, have been noticed by all Medical U'ri; era, particularly by the late eminent Surgeon and accurate Phyfio logift. Jou N HUNTER. It is obferved that do snafs of blood"' fometimes tainted with unknown evils ; and, if life is not the forfeit, incurable ulcers napkin in tin mouth. Theft con fequences arc alfo familiar to the Public, and hate created a ditlike to Tranfplantatlon.—. What a bleffing, therefore, to thole who have had the mis fortune to have a Tooth broken or Caries, to be Informed, that they can have their own Tooth drown, and have a beau- Cita new crown livened to their own root, in fuels a manner that the Tooth is perfeffily fecure after it :a replaced. and grows again In-their own heads, without rill of Inlkanniation or pain. To recommend this operation, It Is only f:ccellitry to be authenticated. To do this the Public are acquainted flat Mr. I.ESF.C. Sermon Dewitt, Ponnerly at Paris and Detach, late from York, and now at No. is, Hanover-ftreet, Hanover-fquare ; where he has taken a commodious hook, has for many years prwftifol this sprin t: n, whit!' has been performed in the Counties of York and Northumberland, in theprefence of the molt eminent of the Faculty • with univerfift approbation, pmdueing Wets beyond their molt fangaine expeetations ; and it is at the particular ccqudt of the Nobility and Gentry of thefe counties, that he is Induced to offer to the Pu'dic of the Metropolis this new and approved operation —Mr. Lt . :SEC has alto, aft , r much Rudy and difficulty, found out a beautiful and incorruptible Corn trianier artificial Teeth, equal in 'tran via to adamism . übove Coenpolition has the advantage that each Tooth can be made fo as to gland reformed from each other, as nature in tended they ihould be. By this means they look infinitely more natural than the other Teals made and called Mineral Compofition, being made out of a tingle and an heavy piece wilch never can let nor fit the CUms properly. on account of if rtr thrinking in the rimers of hardening it in the fire, and nri•rs them very folded to lacerate and en a corlate the Cums, by their unequal prctture ou thole parts; and many perliins, on this account, have been under the 'meaty to have nesurfc to the old method. • Mr. L. may flatter himfelf that by his metbnd of wilting his feet of Teeth he his entirely removed the above mentioned in convenience, and engages himfelf to return the . money to any ••'• who may employ him, if they do not pmve fatisficd. To thofc, therefore, who may require bit tflifiance, hr rub lOU thlsdifrovery, faneticencd by the matt diftinguilleti App re ba.tor of this Competition. Mr. Lvs►c ftirnlCtes Sets of Teeth, fized in a manner not diftinguilhable from usie tural ones, replaces every deficiency, by hairy any number of GI tic or double Teeth, be the Cums veer Inch:ft-dive ; and may be cortfuleoel from Twelve tin Four o'clor* every • Any reference to tilde Gault:men here mentioned, may b. done by letter, having given leave to Mr. Litre to make ale of their name,. and will anfwcr any quettion upon tier. int witb great *arum ADMIRAL SIR HYDE PARKER'S VICTORY. Lloyd's Coffee-houfe, April 20. am. AT a General Meeting of the Subfcribers to the 2 - PIIND for the RELIEF of the WOUNDED, and the WIDOWS and ORPHANS of thofe KILLED in the SER VICE of their KING and COUNTRY, (or' other Relatives depending on them for fupport), in the &id!ls Fleet, under Command of Admiral Sir HYDE PARKER, off Copenhagan, and in the Baltic, In dots JOHN JULIUS ANOERSTEIN, Efq. unanimoufly voted in the Chair, ' The Chair being taken, Mr. Ars Gutsy we reported that Seed. was already fuliferlbed. The following Gendemett were propofed, and refolved to be a Committee for the management of the Subfeription, viz. John Julius Angerftein Paul Le Manner Thomas Bonar Charles Thnmaii Bonar, jun. The Right Honourable the Calverley Bewicke Lord Movor Thomas Boddingten Sir Robert Prefton William Bell Woodbine Parifh Alexander Champion Themes Recd. of Broad-ftreet. George Curling Right Hon. Lord Romney John Darby ' V. F. Rivaz rieorge Glenney James Sykes William Hamilton Geo. Smith, /Mama-Houk , - . Jeremiah Harman Rivet Henry Hoare William Vaughan George Jefferis Robert Wigrans Hugh Inglis J. M. Woodyear, Efgra Thomas Langley Refolved, That the Bankers In the Cities of London, Welts minSer Southvratk, be requefted to receive Subferiptions for this Fund. Refolved. That the Chairman' fend letters to the Mayors and Chief Magiftrates in the prineip sl Cities and Towns of Great Britain and Ireland, requiting that Subleriptions may he opened. Refolved, That thofe Refolutlons be figned by the Chair man, and be inferred in the Morning -.and E•Tning Papers. JOHN JULIUS ANGFASTEIN. Chairman. Refolved, That the Thanks of this Meedng be given to the Chairman. —Adjourned. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS ii4s - icii.i; - EroWE OF ANCHOVIES, • AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. THE great Reputation which Mx. BURGESS -a- has gained by his E:NENCE OF ANCHOVIES, and other RICH SAUCES for FISH-SAUC E. STEWED REF F, HASHED CALVES HEADS, BEEF STEAKS, MADE ►LASHES. WILD FOWL, and GAME. with many DtLICM CIES for the Taal!, SMIE.ROARD, and STORE -ROOM; which arc more fully expreffed in his Catalogue, (Ha BEING TOR INTL sITOR or Timm) has induced many perfons to give the fame:sane to ARTICLRI entirely different, which are vended at many Shops in London, by Newts who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to foliclt Orders of nadefmen and Inn-Viers, who in confequences, are often fcrved with' a SPURIOVS Soar, of very inferior quality, which is not only au Impofitinit, but a great Difacipointntent to Fa milies who purchafe thcis with a vim, of laving good S.tuce to their FlSti, &e. . . . N. B.—None are His Gertuiste, but what bat there words on the Label , " Burmese' ORIOtttAL AND SUPERIOR Ls- SENCIE or ANCHOTILF, No. 107, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London." Weft India Merchants, Putters, and Meets of the Navy, &e, fupplied with Hams, Tongues, Pickles, Cake of their Rids Sauce for Pith, Haines, Stcalia, Madc Nita, Cold Meat., &c. which will keep in any Climate. FREEHOLD READENCE and LAND, mar READING. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. HAWKES, GM Saturday the 25th of April, at Two o'clock in the Atter noon, in Baldry Lou, N Exceeding Compaet and truly De firable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the occupation of Mars. Taylor and Waterman, Stuate near Whitby Turnpike ' Read ing, late the property of the Rev. Thomas Marinate, drecafed. Compelling Two Brick and Tile DWELLING HOUSE'S, with Gardena, Stabling. Cow-Houfe, capacious Baru; a GLOBE of excellent PASTURE LAND, and a large ORCHARD, wkh remarkably fine Fruit Trees, of invariable and mofl abundant Produce! Two Inclofures of very rich MEADOW LAND, fituate near the Horfe and Groom, White Waltham, 4 Mlles from MAIDENHEAD, in the occupation of Mr. William Justin.—To be viewed, by leave of the Tenants, tea days pre vious to the Sale ; when P rticulars maybe had of Mr. Barron. Stationer, No. 49, Strand; Mr,Blandy, Solicitor; and Mr. Hawkea, Appraifer, Reading. . WOOTTON WARREN EStATE, near HENLEY. WARWICKSHIRE.. By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, in PaII-M;11, on Thurfday, the sift May, (By Order of the Provoft and Scholars of the KM(' College, Cambridge, for the Redcmrion of the Land-Tax,) AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, confifting of feverarEliglble FARMS, with all fuitable BUILDINGS, and near NINE HUNDRED AeR ES of rich ARABLE, MEADOW and PASTURE LAND. compact and TYTHE FREE, together with the TYTHIN Bluing and PAYABLE out of ULLENHALL, la on LEASE to Sir EDWARD SMITH, Bart:which will expire In Nine Years, at a low Refereed Rent, the Lift Payment amounting to One Hun dred and Forty-two Pounds Fourteen Shillings, but of tbcadual Annual Value of Twelve Hundred Pounds and upwards. A PerG,n will attend fifteen days preceding Ow Sale, who will Dew the Eftate; ,and printed Particulan may be then had of the Printers of the Coventry, Birmingham, Oxford. and Lei *ter Papers; at the White Uon, Stratford-upon-Avon, War wick; Gilbert Jones, Efq. Solicitor, Salifbury-fquare, Fleet. ftreet, Loudon ; of R. Gee, Efq. Attornry,CL.mbridge: at the Rainbow Coilee-Itoufe, Coen.bill; and in Pall-Mall, where a Plan of the White may be Den. OLOUCEsTEREHIRE OAK, TIMBER, AND FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO SS SOLD IT ♦UCTION, At the Bear Inn, in 7 bewnliam - , CM Friday the lsth day of April itiltant, between the hours of 4 and 6 in tb TAftcrnouo, fub- A . eft to ecmdittons to be then produced. DESIRABLE and compaa Freehold Eflate, called LOMBARDS, corralling of a Fenn Houfe, Fold, Garden, and about ss Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Patton Lands, whereof eight Acres are iu Oreharding, 'veil planted with the belt Fruit 'Frees, in :heir Prime.—Alto a (mall Cop pice, containing about one Acrc and a half. The Farm is fituate In the Para and within a MSe of the `rows of Newaham, i t Miles of °leiter, t 6 of Ckepftow, 7 of Colford. and 14 of Monmouth ; lies on a pleafing eminence, and commands an emenfive view of the river Severn, on which there is a communication with Gloueefier,and the north, Bridal, and South Wales; and the Fitate has a full Right of Common on the Foreft of Dean, which is about a Mlle diltant, and from which Coals and I.inic are procured at an raft' Expenee. The Situation is well calculated for a Perron within' to retire in the Country, and to build a comfortable Habitation, for which good nutertati east be had at* moderate F. sperize. At the (sine time will be fold, about So Oak Timber Trees, molt in their Prime, rowing on the kAtare. Agor • Frre,hold modern-built IVIESSGAGF„ campriling a large Hall, Parlour, Dining -R oort, I..vecal 13,d-chambers, and Garrets over, with a good Garden, picafantly fituated in the centre of the town of Newnbam, having a fine pisiped of the Severn in front, and overlooking the rich Vale on the oppofite fiderFor a view of the MICA, and furthur Paricidara. apply to Mr. Matthews, Attorney, Neirnhans ; or of Meets. Jenkins 4 , and James, New ha. London, wits will hew a Um of the 1 East& WHEREAS MINOR MO LDEN, formerly of the Mod of Portfea, if the is now living, and will apply to Dr. Toyota, of Lambeth, in the County of Surrey, the will bear of fassaelblag to he advantage. Including the WM STAMP DUTY 00 BILL* Of EII:MAXON POOMISIOAT NOTES and Mims, the new Du tics on H , Porennz of LITTIRS, PAPIII.TCA. &C. This day was pub! Iliad, Price as. a NEW ti)riloN of KEAILSLEY's TAX TABLES, for the Year af4t -Ptinted for G. Kearney. No. 46, Fiect-ttreet. Of whom may be bad, jun publithed, The ENGLISH ENCYCLUPALNA, VuL IX. Part I. Prier t3s. 6d. in boards. This day was publiftted. lo Two Volumes, Price 8; the S7venth Edition, with material Additions by the Author; ELIZA }writ HELM, of I OUISA, or the COTTAGE on the MOOR. Pntated for G. licadley, Fleet-Etna; and Crotty and Letterman. Stationer's -court, Ludgate-Ewa. Of whom may be hail, joft publifised, z. The RUNAWAY, a Novel. by Mr. SMITE, ha 4 vas. rricc 14$ in boards. 2. blt:N and MANNERS, by Planets 1...11111021, a Dew Edition, in fuur volumes, pries 1 4 16 in baud& 3. The YOUNG EXILES, from the French of Madame de Ors: s, la three vols. Price I2S. in hosed!. This day was publillied, ACATALOGUE of a Valuable and Exteidive Cahalan of BOOKS, Ancient and Modern, in various Lang/nays, and compelling every Branch of Literature,. includ ing the well feletled Library of the Rev. Out isToris ER MAR SHALL, of Great Hafelcy, Oxon ; and the Medical Library of Dr. MITCII•LL, of Chatham, both Lady deceafed. Toge ther with other Vhluable Collealans, recently purchafect Alf. a Good Colkelion of MUSIC and SONGS, very cheap. Which arc to be fold for ready Money only, at the very redu:ed prices printed in the Catalogue, and marked in every Book, By GEORGE VERLY, • Dookfeller, hlay's !Milani's, St. Marvin's-Lane. Catalogues (price (cf.) to tta had of Mr: Kethy, Bookfellcr, Old Bond-Ricer ; Mr. Hurit, Bookfel:i r, Path molter row ; 1 and at the plate of Sale. •„• Libraries or Parcel of Books, Bought, or taken in Exchange. MOZART'. WORM. JuR publiihod, by Brodcrip and Wilainfon, No. t 3. I faymarket, MOZAR'I"s dace Son itas, with accomp.t, i- L•l mans (or a Violin, and Violist., 10, Books a, a, and 13, price Bs. each. Mozart's three Sonatas without accompaniment, Books 3, 5,6 s tt, 13, z 6, and z 7, price Bs. e ch. Mozart's three Sonatas with an accompaniment for a Virdir i , Books 7,8, 9, and 11, prier Sc. each. Mozart's three Qoartitts. Book 4, price roc. 6d. Mozart's three Duetts, is.,oa o, price tcs. 6d. Mozart's three Duetts, Book 54, price 121. Mozart's twenty Themes or Airs, with variations, price as. each. . . . . ~ 'Twelve Waltzes with an accompaniment for Taniborin and Triangle, price 3s, A Grand Overture, pries as. O• Zauberflotu, pricers. 6d. Set a Airs for two Perfortners, op. et, price 6a. A Sonata for two Performers, price 6s. An Mr Ductt, price 31. Firft and fiveauldßook of Songs, price 51. each. This day *as publiihcsii price Bs. in boards, ATREATISE on the Chemical Hi ( lory and Medical Powers of fume of the moll celebrated Mini ral Waters; with prafticid Remarks on the Aqueous Regimen, and Obfervations on Cold and Warm liathimr. By WILLIAM SADNDS.RS, M. D. F.R. S. Fellow of the Royal College of PlayScians of London, and Senior Phyfician to Guy's I o pled. This Work contains account of the to lowing Mineral Wa ten, and a frooptical Table of their i ompoation Malvern Holywell Brutal Matl..ick Buxton Bath Sedlita I .pidin Sea Seltzer Tunbridge Spa Pyrrnoat Cheluotham Scarborough Vichy Carlfbad Hartfell Harrowgate Moffat Aix &wrist Bange Printed and fold by W. Phillips,Oeorge-yard, Lombard-ltrect. Where alfo may be had, by the fame Author, . . price Ss: in boards, A Treatife on the Struaure, Chconomy, and nitrates of the .Chia; togetbtr With 211 Inr.tdrY int , . the Prop rtks sod Com post Parts of the Bile and &harry Co3cretloos. RIPAIJD ON EGYPT. This Day wasptitilithed, in 4to. and SY°. price 3s. 6J. by a Large Map of Egypt, REPORT of the COMMISSION of A RTS to the NAST CONSUL, BONAPARTE, on the ANTI- QpITIES of UPPER EGYPT, and the prefent State of all the Temples, Palaces, Obelifles, Suisse', Tombs, Pyramids, &c. from the catarafts of the Nile to Cairo; with an accurate defcription of Pidurervrith which they are decorated, and the conk:dare that may be drawn from them rapeding the Divini ties to which they were confecrated Tranflated from the French of Citizen Ripaud, Librarian to the Inititute of Egypt. Printed for J. Hcbrett, oppufitc Ituduig; on Houk, Piccadilly. .*. Whoever binds up this Report with the quarto edition of Sonniurs Travels In Egypt will pogefs the molt comprehen five and cornet Hillary of that Country and its Antiquities which the be& has hitherto produced. Of whom way be had, TRAVELS in UPPER and LOWER EGYPT, ondertah, n ilsy order of the old Government of France. By C. S. SONIC. NI, Member of the fevers, Scientific and Literary Soeieticy aid formerly an Officer and lusginecr the French Navy. In *at to, on fine yellow wove paper; illuftrated by Engravings, I mill ing of Portraits, Views, Antiquities, Plants, Animal. Few To which is prefixed, a Map of the Country ; with t Pro bee and Appendix by the Traeotor, and a copious bass. The Plates, which are engraved by Landfoer, Milton, Atha. 'Smith, Watts,. and Cooke, comprehend all hal.: given in the original Wort, with an additimal View. now firtt publilbed, of a celebrated Tarkifia Mufque, and part of fiat Delta; price al. Lis Ed. In barb. " Independently of the grand defiderat am of fidelity, thisea. tion h.lv a decided fuperiority over the oilier; in the inferior pains of fire, typography, Jowl engravings; the latter of which are eserueed in a hilt which does great honourto the two arta% and are much betty (with the cresption wily of two) than the plates ansagani to the trench edition t" Antilacolain Reskw, Sept. Ikea FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 11...---SinCe the nears of the peace between France and Auflria a great change has tiken place in the difpolitions of the Divan. The Captain PACHA fet out for the cape dition to Vgypt ; be has received orders to remain in the Dardanelles. Every thing which the publi* has been able to gather of the proceedings• of a Grand Council lately held, authorifes the condi*. fion, that the Divan begins to underftand better its real interefts.—Aforrueur. COYIAMAGEN, APElL . 4—Yefterday about three o'clock Lord NALION came on (hors. and after din ing with the Pattics ROYAL, had a private confe rence with him for an hour and a quarter ; bL Loot:mous, who (peaks English, ferved as inter preter, as his Lordthip is acquainted with none but his mother tongue. He dwelt at great length upon the pretenclzd injuries which England had fuffered from Denmark, and tepeated the infolent prop fals which had already been related. The PRINCE RovaL (poke in juftification of Denmark, and urged the facrednefs of his engagements. He Lid that he had not fought a rupture with the Englifh, and nothing would make him happier than to re new the antient relations between the two cons. tries, provided that he could do fo without a breach of good faith, and with a due regard to the die. tales of honour. Lord NELSON finding himfelf without inflruc. tions,•and without powers, eluded the difcuffion which probably would have turned out little to his advantage, and they parted without doing any thing except agreeing to a prolongation of the armillice for an indefinite time. The greateft tranquillity reigns in the city, and we are bufdy employed in preparing for a refoluto defence. We are, however, under confiderable prebenfions with regard to the harbour. Half ex pofed to bombardment, it affords no protatioe whatever to the ten fine !hips which are lying in it. The Engin have not any occafion to deflroy the left tide of the line of defence. This confifis of a battery erefted in the fea, known by the name of the Dree-Crone, or the Lunette, two block thips, two (hips of the line, the citadel to the North of the town, and two formidable batteries which have been lately ereeted. Bombs may be thrown with great effeet from the citadel and from the battery called Quintus, on the Ifle of Amak. On the Crown battery, which contains 45 pieces r , f very heavy metal and Imo picked men, we had placed our principal fecurity—but it can no longer be of fervice to us. The Danes then have no longer any refource but in their courage. They cannot flatter themfclves with the hope that fuccour from Ruffia and Swe den will arrive in time to be of ufe to them. The conduit of the Swedes excites the moll inconceiva ble indignation. The better informed are more moderate; they are only grieved that caufes of dill cord thould again fpring up between the two nay tions whom they would with to fee united. The fide ground of complaint which we have again& the Swedes is, that Rear-Admiral C RONSTADT eluded, under iallow pretexts,ihe offer the Panics ROYAL made him of twelve gun-boats to be Ration ed near Helfingborg ; but the Swedilh Admiral, Ox fistula, and thole of his countrymen who are here, fully expiates this offence, real or pre tended, by the violent reproaches they receive from every quarter. M. de la GERDIELCItI, who came yefterday front Landfcrona, had in the evening a long conference with the Paiscs ROYAL. It is reported that his objcft was to obviate the had confequences which might follow from the fulpicious appearance, and to efface any unpleafant impreilions which they might have made upon the mind of his Royal Highncfs. M. de la GERD I I LCKE gatc him an ac count of what had been done, with regard to the failing of the flotilla from Stockholm, and the (qua dron from Carlfcrona. He made it appear that the vigilance of G u sravu s Aoot r x vs had not been 'afleep a Tingle day fence the appearance of the Englith fleet off Gottenburgh ; that he h a d f ent metienger after mellinger to Calfcrona, to paten the failing of the fleet; that fume unforefeen circum- Rance had occafioned a flight delay ; but that from the moment the Engiifh had palled the Sound, he had redoubled his exertions, and he bad no doubt that the fleet would fail by the 3t It of March. On the firß of April, the wind was favourable, but three days pall it hasbeen at N. W. and conic• quently crofs. I /hall 'conclude by giving this brave pee , * the tribute of praife they fo well deferve for their gal lan. try anti eoolnefs, their ardent patriotifm, and their inveterate hatred againfl the En lido Five firths of the inhabitants are determined rather to bury thenafelves under the ruins of the capital, than fub mit to a difhononrable capitulation. The Palace Rona', and thofe he governs, are worthy of eac h 'other. in this great ftruggle, the iiihe of which we ca pe& with amicty, the I)..nes have juiice on their fide, and are favoured by the good wifbes of a ll Europe. The mafk is at loft torn from the Eng -lith-•theT fonght for order, fur religion, for civil fociety ara \