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ERIncE. • ••••• HIS PRESENT EVENING, THURSDAY . tl!tb, To-morrow, Friday 115tb,usdiSsisigratt ft& Of Jane, a , Hal' past Six precisely,F.xtraordicaq ipaim...AriciNG, by in inimitable Mr. IViteop, Mis t pamilster; . accompanied by the whinis!calities of the two - .-• After which the popular I luesttian anti Pedestrian Spectacle, called FERDINAND OF si',llN; introducing thirty Horses. HORSEMANSHIP, by Mr. '1 boson. A CornicSoog, called "The Heriford Booby and the Arnateurof Pathion, " by Mr . Herring. A serious conuCEi triv;:gant.t, ELECIION, or Billy and Mrs. Eutitin's burucy to ind - irom Laudon to lirenlord. To which will be z4e4"., the laughable .Barlesque .of the Huntad l'ailor, and his T r our,m. To conclude i nith thew Ctrnicyantotuime of o*i.gelnrri „ . . stiond Price liatf-past Eight.-4tineittlan Tuition from Ten -• • • .-JA~r' .. a. . . 4 1 t'.+•.., ••: ' ' , OPICE•OP OID.WANCR, Zane 11.,• MR q 4, 1. • , t:IX . . legr , 110yS.S.Iiketi ti 1 . 011, ' r•f • 141NONWL OFFICERS HIS MA. l i fl CO COEIRT - ,P. f0.k1. - #.l - ihe uivrrEb J117Y%-dItIYNANCI, A berth give Notice, - - COMPANY' f MERCHANTS ,1 EiVGLAMAtrairatt Vitt Pstipoide will be received at their Office in Pall-Mm, Se the k4tli'lllTDlPS, eh heeefiiiiiv Atka, qi, pr before lisiday, the 25:1 day of June instant, from such That.4 . '6401 Conkorthe 41 tinipant will be held at Perfume aX may be willing to undertake the supply of CERGE i their House, in Leadeihtill- street , as iattudxy next, the ilath for aervfce of titte Department;for a per ' od of Three Veil's, de. I instant, at Elreen o'clock in the Paressoon, to take into further terminable at the eiptration of One Year, upon a* Notice of three ' consideration the Paper laid by the Court of Directors before months at t h e.aption of either party. . the General Court this day, respecting the COMPARY'S A Pattern of the Articles to be supplied, may be vlewcd upon , CHARTER . JAMES COBS , Arai:tam Secretary. application to-the Comptroller of the Royal Laboratory at Wool wich, and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of *the Contract . , may be 'known at the Secre tary's Mee, in Pall• Mall aforraid, any day brween the hours of ten an four o'clock, *here the Proposals . must be &livered, sealed up"and endcirsed " Proposals for Serge ;' but no Proposal -can be admitted after the 25th instant. at twelve o'clock at ed ,i . o'konulidAte that aiiirPatiOn. Alihongii iiiaii rapleiteibb has renderel it skilful in bravety, e;', rourigtious in braving the aceniations Of . reiN' ' Well are preferred f r o m all parts against it, It h. ' in the presenceon . hinetare, Only. been • able to ha recourse to denying their truth, the ordinary Sesduicil .; of weakness, Whieh the extreme facility.aai todlie; Tient use the English have made of it, has rendered' trivial. Facts, however, Speak—and to appreciate.. the actual State of Sicily, the particular situAtion of: the King, and the policy of England, it will be tut. ficlent to present a hasty sketch of the operationt and rainceurres of its agenti. 'The Engliiii presented themselves in Sicily, tinder pretence of defending the island against hivasi m is they wished, they said , to prepare an eXpedi.,:oo, the result of whlkh would' be the te-establishitt of Fer. dioadd IV. 'Upon the thedne of N.tples. In theit 'Wilkins' teal for the king's Cause, they began. by tsking ssestion of all his tortreses ; and to add,. Wftlißui 61164 to the Consideratii n of th at Court tilaitit the time to defend, they est o..l's!led * press, from erliiat iltvit daily issued a number of . pamphlets, basely Mtn-ions. Quickly :hey seized' upon all the rights of sovereignty : —they established it.ourt Martial, where all t',e civil and mi!•tary A. cets, whom it wits their interest to get rid of, *ere condemned to death A . O En:litho:en. The great art of subsidies was not forgotten ; but , in offering assistance, the Brit i sh Government re: served a right of importatictn, which . it iihderstood how to render exclusive, and which it has so strangely abused, that Sicily, notwithstanding the resources of the most fruitful territory in Europe, sees itself exposed to all the horrors of a scourge; which it was given only to the friendship of its hosts to make it sequainted with. When in December, 1811, Gene-al Stuart was re+ placed, tyranny was carried to its highest pitch, aid' it became impossible to preserve any doubts respiet. : ing the projects of the English Government ; thifr most proper man to advande them seas Lord Den• tinck—he arrived, clothed with the powers of Cute. ral.in.Chief, ,and Minister Flenipotentiary, and from that tithe thlillitids destined to sistateSfciliali troops an supply 4 wants of Glvetnr." . were but' the .• nisfriinient sir corruption. . .... ", \ . Filming succeeded in organising his system of Na . volt; to frighten a weak administration, fie-sis. ke id' the language of a flatten, and'his will was al ism; It , was in this 431;frAeitii*Olatained the title of Genesi+ iissimo 'ortheSidiliiiii akrroy,• the dismissal of alttlteo Minisfers,.end . their'belbg regated by tarn of his own .shoo=ing. It was in conite3ueiiie' of this that an Ears I sh garrison was introdiked into die capital,' that thIP King, force,d tritetire,', jaie.the Regency Whit ,resin And that at rift the Q 'tQn Was banished to 'the bites' dor of the iil l iNt, -_ . ."• ' . . T Tae.Couriliad nivel/AO the intrigues of some Y Baronit t 'Ambitious agitators 'of an n lotrat;cal glia zArchy. . 4 Wi4. 4 cOnteut with banish:se then :; Wit . from the 'exai ta,whichilVey titre sent, the.e 'guilty men kept :iiii* CtirirespOn&ehte . with their frith is in : London. T he y had determined•upon the occupation. of die island ; their presence was useful to Lori Ben+ tinck , _• he had th l iimpod.ike to Steal them, to give the different 'ministry' to th e Princes Belmonde, Art, ind Casteiguy6 ! t ang* i n shah, to load with honours ;•:o other Barons who acre' incapable' of. excrcising -- nublie.fpnctiop. • ' ' .and tiers BRI FISH NORTH AMERICA. 1 AGENERAL MEETING will be. held at the CITY OF Lowook Tavtau on THI/11.SDAY,the Ist day of JULY, to consider of a SUBSCRIPTION for the Relief of the INHABITANTS of the BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN COLONIES, whose gallant exertions in defente of their coun try, when invaded by the Enemy, have subjected themselves and their families to severe sacrifices and distress • His Royal Highness the Duke of KENT,listkaChnir. The Chair will be taken at One &Clock preeloeffy, " • aeon of the sane day, !Other will any Temkr be noticed unless the party malting it, or, att mast :aids brh shall attend. By Order of the Board, B. : .,:CREW, Secretary. 1 1 . Apixerra A "°."45 °NAL 7 101;EMAN, under great aufletyluid li t 3ireki. through s 'eine r*C.ent and severe afffietions .trent tie flu cation' aria' Tess of connections, dce. ; ineestat 'labour has been devoted to ltnpress upon the minds of his Pupils. the Elements Of ukeful .Science, and the doFtsines and precepts. of Christianity, being under some peen- 1, niary'embarrassmenis, solicits the Aid of the benevolent to ex trreate lifth by a 'few enbacriPtioni, bring the• only painftd re soiree he has to expect zellef.—Subscriptions would be thank. folk), 'revived and acknowledged by Mr. Rees, 62, Pall-Mall ; ' tlessrs.. Wealthy and Co. 159, Strand; and by Mr. J. Richard . Royalyschapgg, . The fdlowirt SubScriptions have been' thankfully received t Rey. W. MI, per •t: Rev. Dr. Rohats •' 11 1 :tle..rs.Wesdey and • :Rev,. Mr. Keytt; ‘' Co. 3CIO 0 per Mr. Richardson, 0 Rey. Or i I:l2rne .. • 1 . Rev.,Mr. Peartan . L Rcv. I 0 P . I s. mk p b a gt 0 • • • ; • - • OPNICSOF 01401#40118, lent 9, 1813. THE PRIPidiPAL-oPPICIIRs OF HIS MA . .TEgrrsQRDNANCII,-al f ra N give Notice, • That Proposals will be received 'at their Office, in Pall Mail, an'orliefore Monday, the 28th day 9? him instant, from such persons ai may be willing to undertake the supply of PACKING CASES for service of tbls Department, for a period of Three Years, sjeternsinable at the expira - ion of one year, upon a notice of three Rooth', at its option of either party. Pattcrus of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at theM?rincipal Storekeeper's Office in the l'..wer; and a. Binning to Colonel Miller, the ffiliector of Small Arms there; and umber Particulars, together with the Term. and Condit loos of the Contract, n - ,ay be known, at the Seer.tary's Office, in Pall aformaid, r ao,x,slay.brween the hours of Ten and Four o clock ; where the:grope:4gs must be delivered waled ur, and inclorietl 4l Piotiosale for s Packing Cages ;" but no Proposal can hie adnittted after the 20111 invent. a' Twelve o'clock at noon of theiame dap,; neitheriv M any Fender be noticcd, u.ilms the Strty:makingit or an Agent In his behalf s' all attend. By : CONer the if d, &IL CRAW, See. AMICABLE SOCIETY, FOR INSURANCE OF LIVES, fIERIEAbrrS-INN, FLEET. STREET, INCORPORATED BY QUEEN ANNE, 1706. THE DIRECTORS have now to offer to the at tention of the Public, Tables of Rates, wLich have been lately compl, tie!, for the INSURANCE of LIVES, at the various ages from to GT; either for the whole of Life; any specific number of YLars • the contingency of one person surviving'ano ther ; or tor th, , joint-mntinuance of the Lives of two Persons ; the insurance payab.e on !Le Death of e:ater. These calculations have been made with the advantage of Ta bles of Mortality, formed hum the actual continuance of Life, which has been ascurtaine.l by the experience of more than a Century ; the Society having beets incorporated by Queen Anne, in 1706. • Insurances in this Office are erected in certain cases at a re duction of nearly 20 per Cent. and on the whole on terms greatly favourable to the insure I, Tice '•rtit k to Y 3D t!le %lee C 15 Insurances may be effected from £2OO to £3000; and every kind of Insuranee, howcver short the period of co:Ann/gnu, is entitled to a panic:pa ion in the pecuniary advantag, s accruing to the Corporation. It may be proper to add, that these advan• tages are who ly appropriated to the Benefit of the I.lsured, in proportion to the amount of each Incuranee, as circumstances arise in the year in which the death happens ; and that the amount paid by the Society frequently exceeds the sum insured. Tables may be had at the Office, where attendance is given from Nine titi Three o'Clock. rt i s MARITIAOt 1 74PAg1a.4 : • - if .. • Titls 41r was.pubklibed, , royal evso.ficg A . PgACTIciVe );.:4113 of1FIZI:of MARRIAGE andeth:r FAmt+ SITTrEMBVT& By EDMOND GIBR. 52 4 14 1 1 Pondou: Primed far NVlClarkb and Sass, tairSeibellast Portugal-street, Lineohis inn. •?! .1, a ,+ • on; . • OER Og OP 'RDA/4NC/, Jew 11, it THE . PRINCIPJIL. OF*ICERS .f his AM :RS.I7i OIirIiATINCI do hooky give Notice, That Proposals will be retetve4 at thvir 0:11c.c. in Pal'-Mall, on or before likirtray, the trAili instant, tram such Persons as may be vrfilirk to"dfaltildisi the impply of POWDER BARRELS for service : . Department, upon Contract, determinable upon One Mons s'a no!ice being given by either party. ;.;.: • ilr.rtreerN's This day was ribh4bed}.lji ht'Pocilet Vol: 4irkitelbilociertit.' or on Floe Paper,-145.-bodily . 1 lA•o4i f. _ITTLETOR's TENUREScis *bolish,irtiated , grgsu the SactlaOLF.ditaen of the Conanttaatly* (Jeffs Elm. London : Printed for W.tiarke and Sons, Law BoOkedlers, POrtugalestreet, Lincoln's Inn: - :on of ht By Order of the Court of Directors, 1. PENSAM, Registrar. Patterns.oGlia Articles may be viewed u r on applicatlon at the Principal`Storekeeper's Office, in the lower, and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Coctraii, May he known at the Serretary's.Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hour. of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, acid endorsed " Proposals for Powder Barrels;' but no Proposal can , be ad mitted after the said 25th instant, at tseelvao'clock tit, noon of the same day, neither will any Tender he noticed instali the party snaking It or an agent on his behalf shall attend. • • By Order of the Bt.ard, R. 11. Clai Sote4or.y. CLERGYMEN AND ASSISTANTS. HE SCHOLASTIC PROFESSION may hear 1 of Vacancies in every Department. Several good Curacks lo be disposed of. Clergymen wishing to exchange their Livings, or ht want of temporary Assistance, may always mert with re spectable characters. No name is given to either party till there is a probability of an agreement, nor any demand made till au enrgement le settled, and then a moderate compliment is expec ted —Mr. CA 3/ is Agent for Assistants to the Society of School. masters, and may beconsulted any day, after twelve o'clock, at his house, Gloucester , street, Queen -square. Letter► (post paid) duly answered. 1114 autl 'Olll Wll 4 for This day was published,ittroyal svo. price 16s. In' bo, erds, A N ANALYTICAL DIGEST.ED INDEX to 4.1 the NMI . PRIVS'REPORTS, with Notes Mid References. By JAMES MANNINO, Esq. at liebehes: Inn.. . The present volume is founded epen : eniabtidgment ef the Re pets of I;eale,Espinasse, and Campbell, otifinally undertaken un the plan of Comyns's Digest: In the progressof the Wort it was apprehended, that an altar:gement, better adapted to modern practice, might be . substituted ror that of Chief Baron:Conine ; cid flat its value would be increased, by adding references to uses determined in a more solemn manner. With a view to tic .e obji c.s, treatises, connected 'with lbe principat *titles which eLcur in this Analysis, were consulted. No reterences have, how ever, been inserted without einunination. iRENCIi PAPER-87 OFFICE OP ORDNANCN,JuIifII,IIII3. THE PRINCY:P4II, OFFICERS' of HIS he;ifist Mau,. . LEIPSIC, JUNE 8: That Proposals will be received at eteir Office in Pail-Mall,. on or before Friday, the 2.lth instant,fr-ma , ecit Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of Lr 1)D1140 fir service of this Department, for a period of Three Years. &cerium:dile at the expiration of One Year, upbu a notice of 1 hree Months at the ( - Tams of either Patty. 'Patterns of the Ar.icles may be viewed upon application at the Prirtcipal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and further Particu lars, together with the Teims and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and tour &clock, where the Pro. posala must be delivered, sealed up, and endorstsil " I.lropoals for Beddntg ;" but no lieoposal can be admitted after the said 25th instant , at 1 g &Clock at noon Oahe same day; neither will any Tender he noticed anlesi the Party . making ic, or an Agent in Ins behalf, shall attend.. Br Order. of the Dowd,. CREW,Serretary. Our Gazette announces, that the day h4ore yes terday an interview was to take place between the Emperor Napoleon and the Emperor of Russia, It Guschcn. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Po; tugal-street, Lincoln's Inn.. NUREMBERG, JUNE 11. The.Empervr of Austria has arrived at Guschen. —His unexpected arrival in Bohemia has caused a great sensation there." It is confirmed that interviews between the Emperors of Franco and kussia are to take place. VIENNA, JUNE 5 EAST-INDIA TRADE. -• This day were published, dedicased 411 the Eight Honourable ROBERT Earl of 131'cRINGRAMSR1RE, WELVdttlf Of 1 . 1%t 1100 of Cor.trnul, &c. &edit. in "rwo Vols. royal 4to. iVusxntol with Twenty ('harts, engrafted under the diritithiria Mr . ; A. :vrtwsniith, price Slit Guineas, in boards, .„ ORIENTAL COMMERCE i or, A tulatiothe TRADE of the EAST INDIES and CHINA.' • • The whole corn:Act' from authentic Documents • , By M'ILLI-INI MILBURN, • Of tl•e Bonn: rabic East India Company's Serv!ce. ' Sold by ELck, Parry, and Co. Books:Hers to the lionourabfe th. Ea•t-India Company, Leadenball;itrer, London. The departure of his Majesty die Emperor for Bo hemia, and the certainty that he will actively exert himself in the restoration of peace, has had a happy effect upon the State Paper. A Cabinet Courier, arrived this morning from Gnschen, brings intelligence that his Majesty the Emperor performed the journey in excellent health. He was charged, at the same time, with an order in his Majesty's hand-writing, for a detachment of the two noble guards to immediately join him. /UK!. Ry HE Fiffi-1 iiiPROVE it* ple 'OPPiCE OP OROYANCE, Jane 16, 1613. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA JES7n °ROMANCE lo Array give Naise, That Propmals will be reetietl at thrir Office, ha Pali-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the' 30th day of June instant, from such Persons as may he willing to undertake the Supply of 'lll%l PLA rES for service of this Department, for s period of Three Years, determinable at the expiration of One Year, upon 'Three Months Notice at the option of tither Party. - This day waspublislied.•in One VoWine email 8;o. etntwashed .tli a tint. spirited Etching, price, se. lid. in extra beards, ICKEBY, a BURLESQUE on ROKEBY ! a Pl _ Poem, in Sir Cantos. With ,Notes by our , Jaunt popular The Finit Edition, condderably improved. " Go to, thou talkeat of poth;jlg." RONTRO. I.nntion : Printed for ThionasTegg, No. 111, Cheapside ; Wm. Al:sson, sl, Bond-street; J. Dick, Edinburgh; J. Cumming, Dublin ; and all other Booksellers. PRAGUE, JUNE 3. Field-Marshal Prince Schwartzenberg arrived here on the evening of the V9ih, with a numerous suite. Persons of the highest distinction are expected here from Vienna; all preparations have been made to receive them. The passage of French, Austrian, Russian, Polish, and Saxon couriers through our town is still very frequent. All enlightened Prussians strongly protest against the monstrous system of the landsturm. This plan of destruction ordered by the sovereign ha, in no part been executed and it appears to be morally and phy sically impossible. :C -rd TS, Of whom may be had, the Poit Captain, by Dr. Moore, price 7s. SELECT WORK OF PORTRAIT. Samples of the Articles may be viewed, upon applieat:on, at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower, and further Pattitulars; tot ether with the Terms and Condidions of the Con tract, may be bncr.yn at the Secretar% 'a Office in Pall Mall afore said, any day between the hours of •I'en and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must bedervered, sealed up and indorsed, " Pro posals for 'tin Plates;' but no Proposal r.tn be admitted after the said 30th instant, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day; neither will any fender be noticed, units. the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. X. CRF.IV, Seerriary. • rot of Tig ri- Under the dirt - ction of WILLIAM DUCH.% NAN, En. THE SUBSCRIBERS to this WORK arc most respectfully acquainted, that the FIRST NUMBER, con s.. tang of the Portrait of a SPANISH GENTLEMAN, by Velasquez, trgl :iced by Mr. Fittler, A.K.A.; of the So rtIONISBA of TITIAN, engravtd by Mr. Ankersmith, A R.A. ; and the small Engraving or tLe ST. CECILIA of PCMENicHINE, by Sharp, (which last is uttent!t cl as a pr.sentation Ticket to the Subscribers to this Series) ‘ !a be ready for delivery by Mr. YA*Z4, at the Gallery, No. 18, Osendon-street liayaudket, by the 20th Of July next. - • Specimens of this Work, and also of the Work of Twelve Large Engravings, to be executed by the principal Engravers of the prey!-nt period, particularly by Messrs. Sharp, Heath, Raphael, Moi then, and Middiman, for the purpose of illustrating the Corn- P(Aitions of the most esteemed Masters of the various Schools of l'Anting, with several of the Drawings themselves, will remain Oh view at the above Room, where a Prospectus of these W.4ks Mty be obtained. The celebrated Portraits of Citaiturs THE PIACI* Ztrid of TllO. How AR o Earl of Arundel, by VA P4DTK E, are at present en -6 avirg by Mr. t-unar, for the Series of Portraits. A copious Leaer-press be given with these. Works. LOCAL TOKENS of GOLD and SILVER, in vented and first made for Public convenience, in March ' 1811, by Messrs. MORGAN and Co. Die Sinkers and Medal. lists, at their Licensed Token Manufactory. N 0.12, Itathbone• place, Oxford -street, London, having been honoured with Lees- Litive sanction and patromige, by Three success:ye Acts of Parlia ment, Continue to he made to any design, for Companies and Individuals, at a short notice, In that superior style of execution which has obtained for M. and Co during the two last years, Tv:memos and extensive orders for Bankers, Manufacturer., and Shopkeepers, in almost every city and town throughout the United ingdoin.—N. B. Unpaid let. ers will ix or be admitted. Dies of numerous Patterns ready Engraved. _ AUGSBUitG, JUNE 8. The King of Bavaria has just ordered that his troops should be assembled in the neighbourhood of Nymphenbourg. This camp will be composed of light troops and moveable columns. General Wrede will have the chief command. _ The loss which the Russians and Prussians suffered in killed and wounded in the different affairs which took place between the 19th and 26th May, is at the least calculated at 80,000 men. BAUTZEN, MAY so. On the Bth May, in consequence of the unfortunate day of Lutzen, the King of Prussia and the Em- peror of Russia arrived in this town. The King of Prussia appeared deeply afflicted—he went out but very little. The Emperor of Russia rode out early every morning to reconnoitre. We know, by per sons who approach the two monarchs, that they are not always of the same opinion. One day, among others, the conversation was very warm, when the King of. Prussia declared, that if all the efforts of his brave soldiers at Lutzen had proved unsuccessful, it was owing •to the fault of the Russians, whose army of reserve was too long delayed, and added, that his army was alone exposed to the enemy's attack. In consequence of this altercation, a more equal distri bution •of the allied troops destined to arrest the pro gress of she French, has been observed. i PEARLS SOLI), CLEANED AND STRUNG• rIIHE Advertiser being the real Manufacturer, is determinecl to sell every article of the first fashion and vvorhmanship at the following reduced prices, viz. Pearl Necklaresanygattern from X 5 15 61 remaking rEO 12 0 NEW MUSC. • THE BRAZEN BUST, & romantic Melo-Dramay ptsriesriled at the Theatre Royal-Covent-Garden, composed a:A r.mteit for t Pianoforte by H. R. l;ishop, price (is. Fancy ti,; iia 4ort.i . ve Wings sung with the greatest appriibation by A! . .Philipps, at Drury-Lane Theatre, in the Opera of" Pontain -1•••11," written and composed by J. Parry, price ls. 6d". The Pieces adapted to the most adnured Melodies of Mo s.,:tt,hy J. De Michele, or Do caster The Primrose, 'nice lit.; toe, Nymph of graceful mien, price I s.; Say, would you use 't very power, for two or three voices, price Is. 6d.; the fa te Duct of reit Prendi, adapted for one voice, price la. ; "Aid Love% Llys:aci Powers price is. 6d. and &favourite Duet, tf , ai r osed fo r t h ree V o i ces , Price 'as.. The 141 low ing'•Pives, ( "; , :poricd by Err J. Stever:son, `4u:.poc.—Prepare ye Nporil,, are, the r.l%cli admired Trio In thedpera of " Psyche,"“rce i;cr.; *oft r.!dritle Nymphs, a Trio in the same'Opera; prig--; wis a wild and WjylVZ :II boy, the Harp Sorg team the eelei ed Poem of " Kok• by," pr. 25.; Allen a Dale, for .3 voices, e same Porn ; and the Cypress Wreath, front tat. pt. '2.s. Rizeiit's Park, an admired Rondo, by M. Hoist, Jr. 6d —Ma. tette. celebrated Anthem, 0 Lbrin onr Guyer ashipted by T. L. Smith, pr. is. Gil.—And No. X. of los 1 tits B jous, conrairsing :he celebrated Air of 'clic l'lrprn, at rang, d as a Rondo, with ad lfitroshle:ury Movemeot 7 by L Davy, ice London: Pobliehed by Goulding, D'Alistaine, Potter .mcl h. ". '4)l 5 4 11+9 square; and N 0.7,4 estniocclani-sirett, _ . _ . Earrinirt,pm pair . 1 50 . 0 10 6 Bandeaux . , - - 10 10 0 ' 210 0 Sprigs - - 44 0 upwards 1 5 0 Bracelets per pair . .5 10 0 0 10 6 . Lockets' - 1 11 6 • 0 14 0 - Bodsches 1 • • ; . 1 5 0 - 0 7 6 Crosses • . ..,; •- 1 1 0 l 0 4 6 _Whereas maul !.adias and Gent lemen conceive mid believe, ,Above from the ace price's, that every ornament is made of a coin- position, dr vat is tenimonly called Patent Pearls, they ar e respectful* ie.fqrmed", tliit every article is composed of Oriental Pearls from the. Fisheries of Ceylon and ,Persia, which, being natu:ufactured by tlobreal workman, are offered to the public much * tinder their usual char ges. Several cdmplete snits ot Pearls, new patterns, in morocco eases, conslsting.of Necklaces, Sprig, Braider', Ear-rings, and three Brooches, from X 45 to •.e3O per suit. hApply to l. H. Bar. low, Pearl-Worker and Swinger, No.l, Grange-court, Carey street, Ipricoln's Inn Fields. Ornaments or any Article sent to Ladles is the Country, by a folirectolibe'Refittece its Town. . MALTA, MAY 28. The British Government has neither wished to avow the motives of personal ambition which in duced it to seize upon Sicily, nor the means empL)y any public fun.— The fidelity of the Duke of Areali, the . King's Se cretary .ind General of the Guard—the devotion of Medici, Secretary to the Queen, fatigued Lord Ben• tinck. The first was conducted to ; the se. cond, more unfortunate, was sent to Londi - n. Che. valier Contronc, Intendant of the Mitit.:ry Pace. acting as'if he had been a sobject of Ferdinand, and not of Lord Bentinck, shut himself nip in a citadel t but even these measures were too pacific.--exectiii ns were wanting. Soan did frightened Messina see a Revolutionary Commission sitting wietin its walls: Lord Bentinck composed it of English and diva:eel Sicilian Office's; but such was his mistrust, that tl et . English farmed two-thirds of it. Every man drag. pit before this trilunal a as, withoitt pity, cinder:mid to death as a Jacobin—and he was a Jacobin aho complained of English granny, and invoked his country's laws. • ••, By means of thus branding with j teobinistri, the English carried division and terror into every fa mily. Nobles, who had resisted corruption, f..i.hful subjects to the constituted laws of rite state, - and who preserved suffi.ient courage to complain, were incar. cerated, ban:shed, massacred The King, more a slave than his sutiects, was himself forced to sign the list of ploseriptioos ; and it was always in his name that the most devoted of hit servants were ordered to leave Sicily : of all his pre. rogatives, it was Cie only one which his allies left hirr . the sad honour of exercising. In default of subsidies, his Majesty had create some imposts, in order to pr wide for the suppilt his troops. .Lord Bentinck, in.the hope of making himself popular, abolished those taxes, and reduced the army. But, at the same time, he forcibly formed into re. &lents all foreigners, incorporated them with the English sloops, and, in contempt of all treaties, dimi nished the Royal Guard, sent into Spain three regi ments of the Italian Legion, and did not eve' dei g n to justTy himself, according to hi; custom, i r th.se acts cf authority, by electing the King's signal ore. The Jsle of Pone r was deliv.nei to th e 'sim. a al troops. Wi inimeJiately saw the British Standsr float over it. And this pretended expedition to, place . without the knoa 'tu b e of the Resent or his. Ministers. • • The Island of Lampadouse, belontling to a P, race of that name, offered a vast and commodioos hare bour. The English rrevailed upon owner ! to let i t for ten years to a tnerchent cl their slating, under prveace of defending it against the Corsars. They sent troops, anununition, erected batteriel, and constructed forts. • Th e E ng lish had conceived the project of givim