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1 ft/4MM a. Plymouth Dck, A.,BOUT sso Sacke Fine and Second Flour—t too ii—a• flacks Blicoit and other Meal-3 o Sacks Sharpe and Mid dilogow-no Bari Bircuit—loo toners Wheat—g Qs/am Peate--ao Barrens Hrrrings .—ao sorters Cools, fr.e. ece. To gether with the remainder of the Stork, Trade, /taking Mathis, &c. of Francis Drake, a Bankrupt, particulars of which will be timely coreffed In printed Catalogues, and the whole stag be viewed three days salons to the foie, by applying at the Prandial as abo've.--Vlytotioth, /lily on, t PEERHOLD HOUSE AND ESTATE, SURREY. TO MI SOLD 13Y,PRIVATE CONTRACT. Ey Mr. H. PHILLIPS, A FREEHOLD MANOR ESTATE, alas. A pellerOtte Hundred end Petty-are Acre rat Meek mad Pala% eld Weed Awed. "ISM a Riee thase.ead Elea et Coareaa sad Sectary ear IMMaritre Way taatta with aciatallees Hildetetai 1111111isti . Oarthimak eibi cordite &- Welk and Andes 011escellievellieme end eta Oca. Waft. Ede a Ware and pka. hear ilteets-et aeaiia. le a *way iperret tie Ceieey of tom, a allefeetrale MOM Real, rid mato Ilea do WWI et Pat ONNIMM- • ••• • SWAM fir elacalmecey beteg a Mr. Phltifetv/Mteeteet Atudiee 011etend. 614160 , Bald mom itspdadrej, price se. 6d. bound, INTRODUCI7ON to GEOGRAPHY, in. teethed May for the Ufe of Schools; ineludleg a then he llcat et sips ooLoacirrie,l. sad the USE of the TERRE& MAL 0L0111.41y18.11.A9 PAYNE. I aid ey PIM* and Pordea. Gestle.yard. LerobanWtreet. This day era, poblllklit price j.. lid boards, It RKS on the HUSBANDRY end IN TERNAL COMMERCE of BENGAL. By H. T. COLEBROOK, Elk. Calcutta, Primed, Oka —London : Reprkttd for the Author. Sold by Blacks and Parry, Bookfell.n to the flueourabk ERR Stadia Company, Lodenball Brett; and J. Harding, St. James's Brim. ETTERS to WM. GOBBET I*, Efq. on the Part wklela be has taken relative to an it.i.usrikious LADY, witb a Letter to the Editor of the Brittol Mercury, on the ol Atroclon Accufation." By HUMANITAS. _ _ . Now in the Prefs. and . to be publithed on the 14th of Auguft. by Medea- Lawman, Mara., Ross and Orme, Patemofter•row, Lon don ; and Moak. Kemp and Co. Mercury Printing Whet; BMW. Thus thefe esscrsbk men would ufs t►e Preis, that left plank fort by HIAYGN to face Liberty and Virtue from drowning; thus they would de it as an engine of torture to deftroy their Venn." Hun.anitaes tft Letter to Wm. C.;hbet ) ROYAL MILITARY t,uka..r.tpc. • This day was pablithed, price u. 6d. bound, APRACTICAL. ENGLISH GRAMMAR, for the ale of Students preparing for the Royal Military Col- Icge..—.loy WILLIAM TICKEN, of the Paid College. London C Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Mufcs finibur; fquare ; By w hop will lb ,rtly be publided, by the fame Author, A Treatife on the Prindpkaof Geocan env, Statillkal, Poll. gieal, Ailronomical, Hiftorical, and Mathematical; bandeau:ly printed Intro, with Plates, price ;is. 6.t. A New Spina Grammar, for the Life of Students In the Royal Military College, by Mr. Mordeote, is alto in the pads. ANEW MONTHLY MU ,ICAL MAGAZINE, price ts.6d. This day was publifhed, Ne. 1 and 11. of the above Work, intended to form A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION of Mo. dent Mute, carefully feledted in a audit and refined ltyle, with a view to promote excellence in the (Hence, fully anfwering the Amateur's Agreeable Evening Companion, comprehending the tavourke Slow and Rondo Movements from Sets of Sonatas, &c. Admired Pollatas. Waltzes, popular Songs, Duets, &c. feledled from the works of Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, Wolff, and other Authors of celebrity. The whole adapted (or the Piano Forte, Violin, or Flute. London I Printed by C. Wheatftone, N 0.436, Strand; and fold 'by Mr liania,6t. Paul's Church-yard; and bi all the Mute and I.s..ox:elkrs io the Kingdom. -- • _ jet publiffied. in Ito. peke res. Part I. Iv, I EMOIItS of the LIFE of the Rev. I )c. TRUS. Av.& LER, with Ins °pintoes on various intercfling Subjects, and his Remarks through a Long life, on Men and Manners, Written by Himfelf. Containing lax Anecdotes of well-known eharaders, among whom arc the following: Pi Medi Amelia, karl Egremont, Archbifhop York, Duke of York, -- jno Ligonier, Bifhop of Durham, ..-....- eumherland, -- Edw Ligonier, Won-eller, -- Norfolk, ,--.- Banbury, -.--- elnyse, ..---- Bedford, Countcfs Stanhope, -.--e Salilbury, .---- Buccleugh, Lord Eldon, Baron Dimfdz.le, ---- Somsrfer. --- Ertkine, Sir jar. Manifteld, Duchets Gloucefter, --e. Hotham, - Wm. Jones, ..------ Beaufort, -- Lynkton, .-- jnfeph Mawbey, Margot' I .othian, Trevor, - Wai. Richardfon, .--.-- Antrim, .. Grandey, - Het,. eticefe, Earl Northampton, Seekonk, - ;ohn Pcflirl, --,. Buckinghandh. --Carmarthen, - Wm. Chambers, Pembroke, Wbs. Ruffen, - John Hill, „..... Harcourt, ....-.- Geo. Lennox, - John Gann, -.-Talbot, —Robe. 114:xners, - lA'in Sterne, -•-•Seaohope, Lady Eufton, Hon. Cof. Gordon, .r.-.-. Effingham, -- etc. Johnftone, --- Cholmondeley. OW by J. Brockw‘li, earter.Laue.Doeitars COMMON. k;dkm to Welber,. 'PHE only Repofitory tile Bridal Empire, where 'l Comfort, Ede, Durability, Pledwiewffs, Breoemy. rid a Caving of Our Galas& '1 e. see cesliesol kr die yin 'risk of CuI.LY hit's aILK STOCCNOR with CMOS Feet, No. 146. Heer•Arret. Awaelt dela mbrilde. aodelesam Selodiae, et the teliseriagboa :—Lads mad Oessiemsfewelmt mad Me bleskwiliteowd mimed Calm Self. Rem ;aid. or three pair for Osliwa, to Solar. witbdie tatMl6WaeSie Char, tot. 64 To Web et lie Natary; Orgy. • adesiatry. Wl* have are mole otebeirdlibeolliwlred ievelmble it Nail. riper woropiredily to /*Obey are tor wont coreforta. bighiOß. sal pisere.indiody news dwells, and tbeirati every war arm dramilhodepom wed ialty.are warners than two third, of tbe pin el tom A CAUTION TO FAMILIAL THarat mutation which Mr. BURGESS his by tbe bpseforasodime of * ESSENCE of 'IN CH° for PM Sum Ms Woad sassy parkas to &eche tame mote to as snide ar i JOHN BURGESS mSO Mkt a ditty they owe the Piddle, to awe* them Nib* Isdlispsidemos iryarel park trawl tie IMpire,ellielig Melkarsealsaws angup pit se Waid the *orlon Nod a tiler are peitairly reipialbid ho * (or WURGEEIrt; awl* stirrer. sore b powise bet wail Mrs tide wage apse ]obit-Marboad Sew% ONOMS sad te. nem tt Aneboviee—i—Brarebooka DM toy, Strad. =nor of tie Savoy Sarpa Loads& FEMALE ATTRACTION, TC)eradicate thofc blentifbes of Nature from the Face, Neck, and Anne, SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS, that well known and ckabUOted Depilatory, ALFRED'', ROYAL CO MPOSMON, Is 'kolt beneleial; it wasirß peepared (or the beautiful Antoinette. The semises6 of which It la cospofedars perfealy tristicent, and Mirth lithilaionsi virtue of Improving the Weary et the Caimplimhia. It ie fold in packets at p. sad p. each, win:dealt and re tail, by Guile and Lea, ti, New botad.Rreet ; Dashiki', and Son, 39, Fleetatreet ; Cryer, 61, Cornhill; Withers, sag, Strand; and by Berry, Greek. Rreet, Soho ; alfo by 'Finer and Marriott at Bath; A. Smith, Edinburgh; Gra/font, Liverpool; &Mow's, Shrewfbury; Collins, Sabibury ; Dancer, York; Binns, [Ands ; Hall, Worceiter ; Unfworth, Matacbrlter ; Thorium,. Ezeter and Bull, Dame-area, Dublin.. - LADIES. 'T'HAT Superfluous Hails are one of the greateß drawbacks from the beauty and delicacy of the Female Pace, Arms, &c. is allowed by every man, from the Prince to the Pea fent. To remo♦e them various Preparatioaa have, from time to time, Ratted up, but molt of them (although poinpoully adver tired) having been found either inalleadests or deleterious, are fallen or falling to the ground. lo praife of TRENII DEPI LATORY, winch Rands abfolutely unparalleled and juftly ce lebrated, the Proprietors wilt only Wave, that it removes the hairs in a few minutes, without Injuring the Ikin, or analog any unpleafant fenfation—that it has been happily applied and highly approved In the lira circles of Ofhion and rank—and that Ladies snap fec It ufed, and thus have ocular demnoltratlon of Its enkas7 and innocence, before they make a purchafe. It is Cold (by appointment of Trent and Co.) wholefale and re tail, by Mr. Perrn,u3,SouthamptonAtreet, Covent Gordon, and retell by all the principal Perfusuers and Mediciue Venders in London. To Ladies in the country, entiofing the amottut,fres of Penne, it will be immediately forwarded.•.PriCe STRENGTHENING PILLS, Prepared by Dr. HARMSTRONG, No 89, Great Bartholomew. Clofe, Well• Smithfield, London. THESE PILLS cure Allhmas and Shnrtnefs of Breathing, Abfaeffes on the Lungs, Nervous Contplaints, Coughs, Confumprions, Female Weaknefs of every defeription, bearing down of the Womb from bad Labours, Sprains by lifting, or other cauf...s; and: as a bracer of the &lids, and • promoter of digeftion, they are kept as a Family Medicine by the tirft perfons of dittinetion in the kingdom, and are !trough , recommended by the molt eminent Phyacians to Sea-hsthers, and for debility In either lei. Price 62 the box, dutyincluded Alfo Harmftrong's Female Menitruated Vegetable Pills, for Females only, at the commencement and decline of the moll aid eal period of their lives • and it is the moll proper phy fi c for wo. men after lying•is or mharriages, being the only medicine in the world to be depended on for curing Intlanimatioos, Obitrudtions, and Ulcers in the Womb. To Dr. HARMS EBONG-.-Sir,Pleafe to accept my belt thanks for my daughter; likewife myfelf. lam turned 46 yews of age, end for four years pall I have hem molt violently Meted with a b ea tin g pain in my head, thortnefe of breath, .11mnefe of tight, trembling In my Irv, and otherfyMptems of debil . ty. My daugh• ter Is turned is years of se. and wxs feverely Aided with faint • ing 6ts. We have both received a perfedteure by taking a boxes etch of your Female Meoltruated Vegetable Pita. Faith's Greco, Maidflone.Kent.Jone la. JANE PERRY. Theft Pills may be had of the D0d0... No. gg, Bartholomew Clore. Welt Smithfield, with printed dircdtions wrapped round the . .;emsle Pills, ea preffing a amber of the moilrefpcdable and att thenticated cafes; alto the Proptietoessame,R. liarndiroag, on Ice dire, lone; none elle can be genuine Coigne Reward are offered fur the ilifeovery of any petfon who imitates his hand writing, which is felony ;and by his appointment are fold *hole rale and retail by Mega. Barclay sod Son, No 9t, Fleet Market. London; and retail by Tutt,lboyal Exchange; Ward, 32. Hot. i,orn ; Bacon, tgo, Oxforilftrent ; Wade, 13,014 Bond-Brat; sruttweU, Bath ; Urowne, Briltul ; Nettleton. Printer, Plymouth, Hosland, Printer ; Roach, Stationer, Plymouth Dock; Trewman mid Sou, and Rifdon. Exeter ; Peck. Hull; and hy every rtipett able Medicine V °Wet 'lathe United lliogdistn, - , vigorous prectu dons againa the introdutlion of, and the trading in, Englifh merchandize. . Notwidifianding s however * the progrefs of this fyllem, the French and EnaJ Governments comi• nue in tegociation. This negiidetion, to which every one mutt with flutes, is however, enveloped In the molt profound fecrecy. JULY 22. W are awed, that the principal points of the Treaty of Peace with Raffia have been agreed um, between M. d'Oubril, and his Excellency the Mini- Rer for Foreign Affairs ; and that a Courier waa forthwith difpatched to St. Peterfburgh, to curl thither the intelligence. This news circulated yef. terday on the Exchange,bad the effete of raifmg the public funds; in confequence of this confirmation, they haire this day experienced a new rife. A Cornier from the Bat& Cabinet followed Ihortly after the ;mirage of the Secretary of the Ruf fian Ambaffador by Calais. This Courier was landed on the igth at that port, and immediately fet out for Paris. The final/ea appearance of accommodation , between the two nations awakens the defires and hopes of the friends of peace and of humanity. JULY 23. We ire affured that Peace is figned between France and Ruffia. It is alto faid, that this feparate treaty, which fecures the peace of the Continent, has found no oppofition in the Britilh Cabinet, a circumaanee which will be a prefage of a maritime peace. We cannot vouch for the authenticity of this intelligence, which has had a great dial upon the funds ; bet we know for certain that the Secretary to the Ruffian AmbaWador landed at Calais on the with dif patches fur M. d'Oubril. Upon the fubjeA of the difeufLons between this country and France, the Apr has publitbed an arti cle which the other Paris papers have copied. It is as follows : . 4 We have received Englilh papers to the 13th of July. There journals give fome new details refpeet ing the expedition which is faid to be &Rifled for Si cily. But it iewell known that there fuccours do nut always arrive fo rapidly as they return. As England cannot make facrifices fufficiently confider able to give effeAual protation to her Continental Allies, the only increafes their misfortunes by pro. longing aho lets and difallrous reliance. All die fruits which King Ferdinand will derive from theft, via be to fee t his people's blond ufelefsly facrificed. e A orefi:.: tuation of Italy, it is nectar, th at Sisily • Id he unite to the iingdom of Italy. " be two countries cannot ex yl feparate. , Their tafety would be compro. mifed, their relations would be interrupted on the lean lubjeet of alarm, if they belonged to two Serve. reigns. If England attach fo, much importance to the defence of Sicily, it is lets to preferve it to King Ferdinand than to make an Englifh colony of it. In the Rate of weaktiefs in which he is, he can only be a vaffal of England. Thofe who think that that power would facrifrce every thing to preferve Sicily, found their opinion non the ifland being the granary of Malta. But it is frit necrfury to hum whether kniland is to retain Malta. Even in that fuppofition Malta, in time of peace. would Ilia continue its intercnurfe and relations with Sicily ; and in time of war, Malta would draw provifions from the coati of Africa.—. Obvious and certainit is, that it is of infinite impor. tance to Sicily, to Italy, and the. whole of the Conti, nent, that that ifland Ihould not be detached from the kingdom of which it has always formed a part.... England flibuld remain fati,fied with the empire of India and of the Ocean ; if the attempts to maintain an influence in the Mediterranean, it is not fo much for the intereas of her commerce, as from a with to exclude from he Levant thole countries which inhai bit the et alts of that tea, or the Ihores of the Adri. atic. Italy, placed under the proteilinn of France, and confiituting a part of her Federal Syllem, !tumid inc‘t luffer at her deor an enemy ever ready to &limb her tranquillity, and place obstacles to her expcaed profperity." 1017LOONE, JULY 19. 'Amid the number of prodigies of which Boulogne has been the theatre, an nblerver will, d,,ulolef, re mark one thing, truly alionilling—his baying leen iailors, in the comic of a few months, become cams, ble of rivalling in line Ilse battehons r.f the army. The itcadiacfs of thcir march, the presinos of their &et gaud ofiabliah agorae for tbo: perfnn . depart, under any pretext, from the literal fence, or introduce any arbitrary change ; and that the troops be never diverted from their true infiruc tion by acceffery manoeuvres, as Wiles as inconalent. The education of the ((tidier timid tend to unfold hit natural Arength, to facilitate his movements, and td make him expert in the management W . his ernss.-;-• This ohjed Ihould never be ion Wing ; and what., ever tends to place it at a dillance, or to render it snore difficult of attainment, ought to be rejeeled.— Immediately upon receiving this regulation, the Coto =indents of Regiments wilt madly conform to it ; and will prepare their troops for movements more ex tended, more important, and made with the latge4 divilions; firth as will be prcfcribed to them in the fequel. (Signed) " Archduke C Oeueraliaimo. " Vienna, Ma 7 is, 5806." The following is the introdudion to the Regula don ; •• "The education of the foldier forms the firti balls of all the advantages that can be derived from an army, and becomes, by confequence, the fitlt preparation for the exercife of the art of war. The unity of con cert is the objea at which it aims. Uniformity of principles, intelligence, limplicity ; a convielion.of the meaty and importance of the objed propofed ; knowledge of men s the ufe of all thole ferret tefilutces which fharpen the fpitit, anticipation and complai fence for the willies of good lnldiers ; inexhaultible patience towards the weak ; application, ardent and • direiled upon the indifferent; leverity, in (hurt, to the negligent ;--thele are the refooicei which enable us to reach this objed. Their jun and . hatable employment fdpisofes among officers of all ranks, thofe qualities and that knowledge, which they will never communicate unlets they pullet's them themfelves. The prefent fytlem of initrudi,tos cur tains direttions by which the &tidier Should be exec. riled in the We of his arms, Ibould be enabled to eaLd - . in pedaling the concert of the whole, to enable him to defend his own perfon, and to dettroy his enemy., . By their mad obfeivation, the officer ot confined ca• pacity will anfwer at lean to a part of his pi ..fetfiao a. while thole of a more estenfive capacity will find • • lure landmark, by which they may replete their conceptions, and prepare themfelves to labour in a more extenfive field. Every kind of had treatment, all violence in the inarudion of the foldier, are fe verely prohibited ; brutality is ufually the proof of Ignorance; it annihilates the principle of honour, which is the foul of a foldier; Lanes, bad inclina tions, obtlinacy, doubtlefs merit punilbment ; this correds, that revolts. It is tweed:try that the fa• tigues of the military life Should become familiar to the foldier; it is neceffery that he thoold learn to know and to appreciate the neceffity which thug is, that he Should learn, ac well as the inevitable feserity of difcipiine ; his foul (tumid be elevated ; And it is not as a culprit, but with an attitude becoming, firm, and military, that he thank! appear before his officers. Thus only will he become proud of his condition, in. Read of regarding it as au infuppot table yoke. On this account it is neceltary, by contlant cares for his prefervation, to infpire him with the love of his So vertigo, and to lead him, by the force of example, to an entire obedience of his fupet inns; tor it is only by the Solid concatenation of all the pelts, that the nerfedion of concert can be teach:l From the time that the young foldier (hall have taken his Oaths, and !hail have well weighed the importance of this eel, as well as the extent of the obligations which it imputes. it will be necellary to be g in by giving him, lo to • fteak, a new moral education, and a tiue luta of the honourable proltainti which he has just embraced.-- Care will be taken, frequently to relltalk and to ex plaits to him, in his liatlVe language, the articles of war acid nl krvice which Iliould regulate his LOnallet, . Betide, this, there will be given to hint, by %%ay of Mentor, an old foldier of found judgment, who a - ill explain to him, in a friendly end compladara man ner, the cares which he ought ro below un his body ; on the" propriety of his appearance, on his chefs, on Jib equipment ' on the management of his arms, which are the &firmd molt esielot..4 decorations of the Cole Bier. In this way, it may be expetted, tilde pendently of expertnefs in the ufe of arms, the young Soldier wtll acquire that city and military Aire as tam from rudeoefs and want of politesufs, as kes . Niibisfa sad ankortardosts." ..;,; . V ?....... 5W.,111 . - :4: ..• ...• •i t . x. • - • 'rte - '. •••• :T t '''' -- -." - • 'oi 0 ' • , • - • , .. ~1 •.. ',.. ...., / , • . t„ . ''' •'' 4 , -- • . ta - I ft , - . 1 fi ,-- 4 No., ,-- - - r --.) ) •Ii • adj.: ti.i.,..C.P.1 i- .— . lik P' (...___. .• „; tip ), 0 qv , .- .......leopram, - ....... r.r............ --....- It' - C . 1 • " jmaillt. s47 o ] • „ FRIDAY AUGUST I, zbe6 ,_ , MICR diX-Pli SCE R • 3412 INDIA MUSS; Yet, 3t, rasa. ,A NY RECEIVER GENERAL of a COUNTY. FRANCE. would deceive the MIA pradifed eYes or care. Ong 0 °THE COMMITTE EO"RN 1 PPING g the Mad ' L a . deans+ li aledallffeal bh litanies, leaf bearera 08064- - . • 01040 ror MERCHANT'S f INGLIND mall mat " 16° ' 140 " l° •btai ' l 'la' 'Fribawav•• by dawalad •orto . • , 'GIL Lfq. Al' . Grey's , No. 3j, Strand, Lsoden. , .----- . . PARIS, JULY io. would fupprfe thatiech troops bad watched tn camp' , ,or in garrifons.—lt 'belongs only to the genies of le • Os& LOT' DIDII3,* ism, ee, Iltabo. .' nio the'comesittee w ill b e 4 .4 7 to mu m %ow e. h i TWE Friends of a Youth near it Years of Ale, a The aflembling of the Reprefentatives Of the Jews oar immortal Emperor to produce filch 'changes, and • • ra of France, now met in this capital, engages general to make of the French warrior a fuldrer of ail AIMS Fit . w / ilaillt kNed T•is "er Wu" Wedneklall th e =lt of Wasted 41 111. 40 1s tr alidi o llai t e rr 3 1, 14 J ult left • C° " dc e 11-4 intention. It is realer table that it is near 2000 years and of all elements. . ears Ina Wear Coro Mill of Dr -OM Aim AKA l'erkel who fall be wiuthil to 1[ 407 the Cell' aumans wad. mt. acmes% so mu o , f ree , 1,,,,i,„,( 4 ,m a g, fince that nation has been convoked in an affembly by ei• poop with a Mehl Peasalem mill be pima. Refers:nor of Ow drlt rafpcdta- public authority. Whillt waiting fur information es' • VERN AA' r. 1. ANCHORS asd GRAMMA, PITCH sad TAB. hdkr Moths had. .. to the communications which are tube made up the . ..-- s• CANVAS, MOTT and SHELLS, Aa 4 N omaxec trk_ twaa) it , W. to be left at Mr. B rown's, Na ft. part of Government to the Je with Agenibly. the' .VIENNA, JULY to. 'f LIAPPIR. ' MODSH. IRON. C mad, Leaden. • ' journals are collating the names' and rack of the The Regulation for the Infantry manoeuvres has .4, . And tine Ms Dandldem of die Comae% any tie hen upon api. TO MILCLOTH MANUFAC TURERS. Deputies feat by the Departments. produced a great fenfation in the army. It has truly • Acadia to NM ham CselParuat feMa la Limnidil •••"" A YOUNG MAN, who has had the entire ma- 4t. ree sem the borstals rut be left beiges make o'clock at sank eel A. A. JULY 20. been printed, and contains fixtreight pages in quarto. 4 . liddiaisdaidAgelk .iii 'ISM look the Vasnoblttollka ton tar wage re apost. to a ' apbasedse lettTesder. . of -as asteldim Botioda Ina &Skis& hilansfam The prohibitory fyne m ,hy means of which France It is particularly dilliegisillied by its flospliciry and *M. step amseasemasma,V,Twhig""hriet centimes:she commerce of England, in order to fop cleaners. The following- Is the Order of the Day k :ba o WlLymwt 044vgi let, lets . Itatfiro d" loaarattarm it or go ygoodjo dar k st 44 , 4 ,k 14 0 4 tbe lotmadatinos of the power of her odyegfayp. is simm Out by ths Archduke CRascas with relation to itt his masoaksa sad smomi horm . , # Swing by everts over a great part of the Cacti- coma FOR tee Later. as aor bask ill 1,1•11, 1/wwort. 16 Os, tba dfsdisah MAIM ammoba,hc mifeqes .- • Mg. 'lr hal been foccarvely introduced men the • -oft Conykmed ha medal! of fixjairaud a sblifb.: 4. , . s° th e trlh la S ta i la** a n d 112° er ' s l a c* ". a s " elNibMsel ask Pen would he • :le w.f.* me -.; Sontb of Italy . , 1 th.s),,Tegiuneinigetkipbis t Rome tif f r e n kreple ' afy Rem of esercife for tem . ' . .=1.0188.4as Debt, Om Mt ale for th e fame; - Nuke bmg or et, tp mbem Isfp , : N s • irentem. din sok& the ekeeli - Vigier°l.en• vadt till P EI" lea ..... ' --.• . - his al o been int cal into N. 10 r, zre wed to draw up aid publith a regula• mei die leveed, Odds Neale% &EU **lv Ile Vetoer. them Italy. by a Decree. Yids Litter frees Miles, lion on the (übjea, for the Imperial and Royal In- d ' tee d a p wo o the date boosettbo property Weeping to blip, For further particulars, 'addrefa (pot paid) to A. B. at Mr. July 8. fancy . 1 therefore recommend to all General OS- -4t in my pefeeko, wilt be fold to defray the . • Garner's lain,,, Margate, Kent. • Whoa'. my Hand, this gib day of July, rave . The Advertlfer feellop Molten' fully competent to the ender- The Helvetic Diet afembled at Belle, have alto eers, to Brigadiers. and principally to all Cowman- -0 RACHARL VERRINDER. taking, would have no objedion to have the OM tof a adopted the fame maxims, although to a lefi extent, dents of CArps of Infantry, to make themfelves fami- ` FOR GIBRALTAR AND MALTA. New Camera, [many me Maths to miter into N a b a lucrative to be obferved by the whole fissile Confederation.— her with the contents of this new ordeal:owe in all h' THE Mediated Packet Boat the Carteret, Wil. nine ' hake( ' Lailly, the Republic of the Valais* fituared between their extent; to difufe, with every potable zeal and 1 1. On Paragon, Commander, Copper-bottomed, armed with "1 'HE IRIBH LINEN COMPANY have jut' the latter country, the kingdom of Italy and France, care, among the troops, the fpirit and the letter of r Ito Gabs and Men In ornporrion,and fictui so for the retepden of A. lauded a CARGO. conillind of 6Om S ohs. has renewed. and rendered (till dronger, the prohi. thee initruelions ; and to make the Officers feel how ot, pampa, win fail from fabliau& on Saturday. the 9th day of and 9.ktes and of - 4.4(s me y.sees SHIRT bilious reloading the dept and crank of the profcribed much care has been taken to throw out every thing 0- ,if the Wind I fair. LitaiLN, whish they ma mush ressaastesd, Wog all et the tare merchandise a kr patio may beam& to Captain Panora°, or to Spring Shia& Itilimatley kh dais a fi lm cm b e f o ld— eaeh ise, in order to hinder its pane acrofs that fuperfluous and p 1 little importance. I alto think I Rkhare Cerra sat Ike. Marines, in Faishoth. Piece COMMIS shoot at Yards, is Wareassed, lag cis sivael rm. territory, from the one to the other of the neighbour.. myfelf authorized to hope, that Done of the poitits . s. , Falmouth. isle sr, slice. tuns:dna faun appears. - ing States. For t h is purpofe, the Valafun Diet, by which it contains will be omitted or tieated with ne- e kli.. _ FLOUR, MEAL, ke. - Orders by pot*, or °them*, named wish pritemallty. a Decree tif the Both of May, and the Council of glees ; and to attain the object of general uniformity. IT ORDER OF THE AdSIONEKS. Calk. as shed, .hir Bra of WNW Woo. State of that country, by an arrete of the 29th of it will be watched with the moll fevere attention, and s On Wand* seat , the deb If Auguß , by ten eels& in the J. OINNIIN. Aisne run l comeonY, June, haVe adopted new and more vigorous preciu- under the perfonal refponlibility of the offeader,thAt no 'MOW a: Me Pmnifes, No. 40 and al. in Peosteeitwarcet, Ne. 1 tilvtoooth Dirk. 4 ' lawil"fi k g ai if illeare Lr it ig.E.,..... 6l24" " a " s ' (ions againft the introdudion of, and the trading in, , perfon ever depart, under any pretext, from the literal II 4 ~. ~ ..,• ; . ~. ~~. w. I i r I A. ; i i'' ,.: :