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,ruatifici.julwAlD: • lEnd pAMELS chastity* named JOSEPH ELKIN dhalidd °with aWnwitted a Groh duet raid a Reward of TWO ramcntED 100,111§0pribed0es,by the Perko dethoded —. . . 100-ffrooodlicevist Proportrespolse Max In 1,104/ offer a FURTMXR Reward of 0 to say Perron or Porfopp who fo lb* . say be brought to Nikko; the • Rd W ate Tnaforer of the Society. Obis a Jaw, about 14 yean of age. Roe Feet m. thick let, sad well made; very lair and for Its roundoefs and intoothocfs, an aquiline 'TOR sod with a flight touch of foreigu accent. tio, gra, Colecuan-Arect. rA ATION OF TN RHM,E. .............—. w verisarkable Aft of Confederation of the s eartodly in detail. art &Windt of which ha aof Monday la I-- ' • Arsllo74, Avow r a. dajelky the Emperor of the French, is the Kings of Bavaria and W irkem • finial Highneffes the Arch-Chancel lor' of Baden-=-Hls Imperial High. of Berg—and their Higlineffes the effe Darnilladt, the Princes of Naffau • Nara° Ufiogen, of Hohenzollern ! Hohenzollern-Siegmaringen, Salm i:l Kit burg, Ifenburg Birilcin, and w Duke of Ahrens-berg, and the n—being defirous to fecure through ins, the internal and external Peace many, which, as experience for along lily has (hewn, can derive no kind of the exilling derroarreonftitation— to be their Plenipotentiaries to this Is Majefly the Emperor of the French, e Talleyrand. Dote of . Benevento, nreign Affeirs--His Majeflythe King liolner Plen'potentiary,A.Von Cetto. the King of Wirtemberg, his State ant of Wintzinprods.—' l he Eleaor r, his Amhaffador Extraordinary the --The Elcaor of Baden, his Cabinet stop of Reitzeriftein.—His Imp.. nal Ink* of Berg, Baron Von Schele of Halle Darmlladt, his Alobafrador katonVon Pappenheim.—The Princes otg and Ufingen, •Baron Von Cerro. fhhenzollern. Hechingen and Sicgma- ' lon Filetter.—The Prince of Limburg ry Councillor M. VotiGretzen.---l'he iberg, and the-COutik of Leyen, lidir. drE—who have agreed um) the fol. _ !• tea of the ourrodho ?Apr •fooostersred as al be foe aver fapetsted Goo die oerm.nie y spank:Wu Confellerefloss mast the &Br grape Svivai 41 Weltering . tw limy twee beeeddsberto orb, hod Imo. Ira the. *met 4 41 11 _ 11. of rA bi • 1 .? ' • Pare ,•• • .: •I r irierhosee huh of bid tidos ✓also rib die Qualm air they rig I f E e their rodeo boo k. , Chrltlfor _lbell take the this or Pdoes ' C ellighsele We* he froth Abe* M Os fhollerrey no prertiorfet wait 1 olgirdur Mir/art on. of the eafecishiog : - AltleCtlr 'Dili it drug, rod Unarm* Ralbilkwebretlestirlrand Dulles, and enjoy )ashigrerogiefor Wooers to lir kiligly Sir of Boil he in the fame order as they it.d i Chief of the Hoorn of Milne (hall ke, sad the Count of Seven that of Prince. f the Coofedetatiosi Pall he difeolkd its a Con.: Ditte).winfe place of !Wag flay be in Protas is emu ti. divided }ow two Colleges ithe Kind. to of the League are be independanot every key toned in any wife enter MO any •Othw the Stara of the Conlederatian and ha Allies. *hitherto in the (crake of a Foreign Power, to It, &au abdicate their Priotipality la (septa ✓el. • tithe laid Princes be Minkel to alienate the K his Sovereignty, he can only do it in favour whleb may arlfe arming the Members of the led In the Affembiy at Franklyn. rine. Primate /all prefide, and when it ball D Colleges kayo to &Micron upon any (gibbet, e in the College of Ktio, miff She Duke of a Princes. kit Abe Cavell of the League, or either If colony to offemble , the manner of I a upon which they may have to deli lit, their onselulions,and putting them a ikeesibrdweLke a Aiodemental flatmate. winch bail give le . paps Wes, Within a month after hted set 4tDaa Tale Ranee bap he approved tidiest*, i this Sanaa Orin ilia regulate the r rearm of the Odiehe of Primes. e*El be yreelabookreeteeter oldie Cenfe m4 ef dm Newts. Is 1141,10 rub quality. :tar. y the King of Bavaria cedes to the King of nap of Wifeniteig,ond renounces the rights sibtin Welblingen, on aceount of Bureau. • y the King of Wirt embers makes over to the the County of Boadorff, Breudlingen, and Vii. to territory of the latter city, which WS a the t orts. and the dry of Tuttlingen, with the ata • belonging to It es the right book of the Ira. Duke of Baden cedes to the King of Wirtem. risory of Bich!, eh; with their dependencies. of Naffao cedes to the Grand Dyke of Berg il ka territory. ly the Kraig of Bavaria Nail trat Ste to his States y of Nureabeig,aud the Teutonic cora/dais of tn. ray the King of Wirtsmberg Rail receive the tog. the tit, and teiritor , y art BiAarich, with be cities of and nehrttingni. the coml. *leg, Lanham, and Alfchinufen. with the •dflait of Hoheokldrand the Abhey of WO Doke of Baden Ball receive -kr tastddlie of of Vrcubnieo, Vanier'. and 'l . :tiding/on, the ries libido are given to hien In An LC and cornitoo of Booms sad Freybuly. • Vglie et Berg Ikea receive the city and tern e.yand manor of Konlugforinter, and the rizae der bp.the Duke of Naliau. Me of DaraffiraltlniLl unite to his pates the erg, taking to himted tee forentgoty only f the paten pofielfor, oral the 'whoa at his Prlipate Baal! tar polfaifin if theetty of lOe and itstemtory. aa his &vertigo property. e of Holm:select Seigrnaringeti CIA twelve rety the lordOrips of Aelibers and 4-lober.fek BOW of A:Mamma's, ilk eativetti of Klolta ut,l the fovervesty *teethe imprtl.al equd a his dainiauxu, sad hi the *en tv the meth of tie Degraismisegislit ferefelgaty mend% hmsety, tie Isidtkipe el egsairamem attlibithigest. IV,- oTt eids «•o l4 el the rossidentlos- id auttfe 'SI aft ... imeordervms/ M SAD*: dm et lever* • wet MS geistly of . tie slow if Cftell. 41.'000 of ---, fie limidm of doe midcfpity of thets• lovhediamebelsdid la themaignMets of Mottled'. sod the of Rethesherg, Sum* the amid masses of ScidlingS., a f=lolisitlis county of Stestefs. tai pMsd)aUty of jeMissi tithe Moos et La • Taste the meth of the 4 thiburgze d er of iddlletws , the pri- Mims of the Ind of the of regget, tie barred's 11/ Wfotertfates g bah, the ii Bs Ades sod Tenohau dm mid ova the satire of ales *nay ken SdesiaMdeldo to Who. Alb _Witifiv the Kin et ElliMmisesielt die pelisiless of tTr o :sy cj eC tilk esst 4 Trued' ailbse& the •wintics of . E fieteseall; tiolkimei. Tray.: .lEoudglW Auto. . lkelielliellimfed. add WeilloV: 06 1 :: el Elimityps mei Stashlyeis. Xem R 1 Wirehair*. sed Weigeetigp. midi the eteig i litaills 1004 : slikeummss eheigmildlmmeldstrisee tdie4 giii tie 4- apron of &eh eitimallesed slam ; the 1e5014.411111110104. E maaer al 011isis. dm eufs. Serdllips of Ormd~ aid Weefroo. - pme ef the ttenney of Ltettnog fardlisrf• whit* ihi 1416etty NM Pelfik.ME the onekenated pats of - the Pawn o f adillidlleSed OW • Mt's( On *MO hisall Ilinglii Mt Nam Ilmiedielmeimibildt lesildlie PIM ,• The Game nil el islmemi s ellollof 4 Essoemo• I erg (wilt tiMesgeption if of lir Oundetiossa and Ileaffen):E m Zeoch~, , and the pese of the Manor et "Mike' Iles dr dm left b a sh of else Oft, ever the el Itisgeners. twenty of Thession. Imodlesfei elettgau. manes ifildsores sod linfidedfolasolfolfT 411 A 61 * Ingust, the puffelheteme immeeitein Wemidd% mos theitE lath ef the Matte will sis sempilen of the ilisidf fifidoweside). the leedifis 4 SlAseh. Smosherg.ind Mood. s red 1 over Ofe 'M MGM . of the est of . the Prism of aeloadilifebeid• saths ThesbeNte ths ... Onthl Duke ,if berg, j g, over the LoidOdpe of Lifedreer kW , " EMS. HardiMieve. GledMill. sod litodloate WIMP Wig t the counties etl Eiesibmg, ist&lMlZote add Hader mom the pewees, eleisTlMiref tie itessetst at &spa, I.llNerborg f the litssitlifElbsiells emat) ; over *idiom, the islrillitimises , and, fiargilly li 4 m uonisiba Men od. *As *i bank of the hi MIN ' • ennna Cleves and die sissemelsoll pellillese, the O n Diet WI have a free dells tie bon of tigne• of Mo . . the of Ikea/ fie mew of tlettiiihm. Cooney o i r=r. toriasirm sysieellf be Canty of gesleielia, AIM l e o f il 1641.1eltturisekidtres.sl thy* se aSti s erg cledsest sc ov: the rogueries'. to, his *ewes, emmely, the je of Stockbaufes, Must. Nd Truro Sem tie yotir Sem of the Primes sad Cason of 11404.111 Wetter's. native of the Mason of lkohoodointe, ieirlle e eM Oreihollidni.toltp. the Cosethe Wirral's:ln sad =el% s ae of t!elfter•Heatbirg, Which Sr Its pet. Ss wit • ilh;;ekirokir Zwiroms)the Prince Pderslio t hedifedflantah of the Prima and Cantu of Low Made W ditiliDe beak dike itaise, and over the • ever tie Masses easerf. OK ' • rt" - /*".. led *apart 0 rbe County 0 Serai ls's": YAM Ithiegs to tie Mese ef Wkd-Itothd„ over die ..„ - and lidempit. the Lardthlp of Schimberg. Cu r ejlostoeies, ,.t. ai rs that isee e rizt u the VII- eh. thee gen of the issAlali 7 of „, • el the Leis. over tie 1 lig i .• :.... rc..77 %dm imam a saa= • - • 011 at MO _ - - _,.__ _ _ _ thd= _hvidirrkbiensi.srh ,sied — ths poet eV of irds grid& bse sin W ald bank ef the Deoebe. Sala![yrbm over the Larditto k, Games. Mialarg-s. tlll= i s stZ oi Ciintatlfialisri Ikpesitn. Worrier eh, art • ell eity pa: t the bride fie thelmediat paler jr agar, ham , • . . . . ishremberg ever the meaty of Dubose, XXV. 'llse Madre if ifse Omededieriso don lobe disbars. *goy et the herdilaillobediotedoilided redo thdrietiedis ti ar jr ft :l Ph* brier ilehmarienta the drerof -woof Os C bs with refgodli sails _ . goodtiseed as tray le v = g lome dam. Oat se rem wi th Tart to rater& & roil& in egereillog the le. gidatioo, ftgerier A fdlA4r. adielsittraties el padre. military cooferiprisa. MVP. XXVit The pekoe MOP' Prier at Crate lied e;jx: ipidOiskii off . prmite prepetf .11 Ms dairies try at seties,wedes all the risk* of manse rid ball diet de eon y appertain tot he firerrigoty, mealy re err of repo. gad itiferior attnriniltratiee of jetties tree and crinsioil Iceneer tore, parystic. mod ether Mika, minor dor& fromarsoligg' lib* domino mod trait as lor rdelsers the ernes, flail be err the Prince s( tiodiods Bodo iota kwerebike they cane, or if DO Prime or the Herb be IN peck,. beii of • y, in that cafe they theille pet upon • the Sidermini Prints, of the molt privileged • drodeerriet be kid sr giro to any Prince ewe/ • , whiter berg IA offered to the Piton soder , they are pried cafes. the now reigning Princu and Counts, and th "" referee their preterit privileges of trial. Ihry flail be tried Asir Peers. Their fortune twit not in any event ,Mieelifeated. bitlibit enemies may diming the life time of the ilerdest, be felodeuted. XXIX. the Confederate State. Ilan contribute to payment of Ititichts of their circle as weilfor their old as their new poffethons debts of the circle of Suable Still be put to the account of the far and Wlrtembcrs, the Grand Duke of Baden, the 11411110:01 * Hahenaollern, Hechinger', and Slemnaringen, the Ante -11.1ehrenitein, and Ptinee of Lem, in proporttoia to dale refuetive polleffions in Suable. . 4 ".X.X. The proper debts of • Prince or Count who falls tinder the fovereignty of another State, %all b• defrayed by the raid kale esejoirtly with the cow retv.ing Prince In the proportion of the . revenues which that Rate atoll require, and of the part which by the precut treaty is allotted to attach tare attributes of the pre. (ant Sovereigns. - • - - XXXI. The Kermit raping Princes or Counts may determine the place of their reildence where they will. Where they refide In the dominions of a Member or Ally of the Confederation, or in any of the poikiSons which they hold out of the territory otthe Confederation, they may draw their rents or capititrwithalif 'Pep pig any tat syliatevar upon them. KXXU. Vlsofe perfons who hold plates in tbe Adminiftration of the countries which hereby come sutler t►e fovereigoty of the Confederatcvand who (ball not be retained by the new Sovereign, than met , ' e pennon according to the Iltuation they have held. XXXIII. The members af military or religious orders who than lore their incomes, or whore common property than be f.xulariftd, fhvit rersive during life a yearly (Upend proportioned to their former income, their dignity, sod their age, and which than be Reared upon the goods est the revalues, of which they were in the enjoyment. - - xxx iv. Th- corfederates rtnonnee reciprocally, for them• Glees and their pofterity, all eWttia wbkh they might have upon the potft glom ofothermemberaof the Confederation, the eventual right of fuectilinn alone eteerted, end this only In the event of the fartilly having-ailed nut, which now la In part:Sim of the territo ries, and objeCts to which loch a tight might be advanced. XXXV. Briveen7lir emperor of the French and the Confede rated Stater, frd;ratiet ly and individually there than be an by Virtue of which every Continental war in which one or either parties tall be copied &all be common to aIL In the event of any foreign or neighbouring power Puking preparation, Sir war, Me Contradting Parties, in order to prevrte. (Write, (hill, upon tly re9ulfition of tbd hilnliter of one of t haul at the A flembly of •he jeague in Frankfort, arm tiro • And an the egatlegrnt of the Allies is fuladlvlded Into four Patti, the hifentbly &all deckle bow many of thole ball be ealkedinto lett vity. The armament, hoovers, &all only tabe place Upon the fummont of the Emperor to ca:h of tV Contradti . ng Parities. XXXVII. the Mikity the King al Bavaria binds bleafelf tmi fortify Auglinag and Ude.' • in the brit of t4iffig.W.:3 to form and maintaid Artillery FilahHiuneneg, end in the' feria& ko keep a quantity of fruited and •Mnasniebillafullicient (era refereik as wed aei kk int afteh'illuntiat 01 allerbers, toCicat Is him Ike arrn i ee iritheart May AvT*4l4 war. • „ . I' • 4 41. 1 6 XXXVNI. 1ii.491.01.1160120664nia1ea11e r e r ge tr i i r : • stsai tati/ 1%0. 4 " • ... sloat .14,•;,: ir is m :Wart 77; • "! yea alitpr awe , ore , • (v .:* Dwaine, , 7v.• ash• c• , and Basra Ilintirkent il jaide• will admit bide gurney as *lee UMW. Nom end dude id#ll 'lda Made der odd in wth i leVaniedeedial day be Med emblem veldt de epenerai Theneedenden et de prelim Tree, dell be eednaged Myrlo en de Centr s. eding estive, en ttse tsdt July, blesieb. 01 ik "Wk.'s* aols. a pt, vs: 10 lac " GARmANr. • o•-•,11' MI.. al • IT AL r. MILAN, JULY d. A letter from Ancona of the :nth islet,. team ' - us tlc follovrin Peodullalic* less 'rl . mates to us ....., _ _ biought-fruns Razors, . a- - • ithg.ta Ma. by General Lao/Blau : - 4 In-4.,-• bia.,.. , • N mammal • itai I :a. : 6 Tam tradtta ate aided. Othend NOR *id Cl .i.i hi. haat &idea, hes setheadiethe . so delver t sls !lief thaw air debated that• dosidea, and the arsithge •that- how klroar ay' a rg th gstil ellldelarb, ffellfMe•Val we of the F .as as end of IN Fainthas. You this •20 h Amy the am* dear to haat; la W yilIZ I : : rZ, llt bat be will ka y rw haw to dry 4 mr-se b m aterf' pylon few swaylee Cl tae ' horrors and bultaeldes ' the astray have yayarated, sad of wbkb yaw have beat the vio. • dirae. Ovatiswered by salabere, though 11th -thettplated, the French ware hr ewes forced to . Odd, aid as rredotato the. ma itildas; %atm . _ they &hewing% eft _alkaa th.. 4.1.••, ile h it arep el aide hived. ?edits dos tenths* yes to year eneades. Ile Rath" aher,bessiag esieetell your rehareat whited to shish ream stet Cl ya=try. Forhase at bang preowned by the FrObilik tole towards the aide raf the Cattalo, and me -des be Ira' war • as he. 1 asorabls atethiee, they refelued to tads *a Oaths. SO . when Ow denim. alle Moth. of Wawa Air were se ele moths af thdi Whe were only epee, the et Wig Pallet . deed de Wok Mows deems Nash___epodt et wiry people ; bat to order se eyellelMfellell la seolleelles; eke piewifed than the ,O lye of aewrfsOswye slierdag tilt h, ad ill tad the &sag: A • of hasps ore offload 4 .leis theirthardowthaV reader ear tarsal whet a 441111 as ha sobs shard the &Alm humble; have diftheyed *dr sera deapeesodo rthesithlei sham to hearther dr arida 'tithe Ceram as; lbw bore snail ands& the hatch a citti p ar e a t by the TrialysflPidthaelathboosaisthrlthisthath ill ohs hawk be deaden thou shorter's,. Worley haw absa death es Osesbeit the Mena. Repine t let wee sad teeth I:::Math Adam to' raw asespedoes, Noshes ga di ts as Ante yew tdpede. and that the Impair • wlll awa h s WM, Arhee. '. a • asseeedebleiaurea. ...1 lei: r 1 1 4 .4 1 /1••••••• ' • 'J',' 4 .40 1 ! iltNittnAlillflit. .... s .• t .14* t.i.,A14 4 1L0r.0.0.0nal • •Z. in PIP* AlibUllUT rt. It is peettfilpileeally believed. in Europe, that theta exile rely ems aussef *we it may be raid, ' that the delliny 4 satirise Apse& upon him. The yeerard sie Paris is tat at all of the face opinion; or at leak it this day defigoates another perfonage, on whom it confer* this honour 1 that patronage is 1 Mr. Far. It does not hefitate to affirm. that upon the Rate of health or difeare of that Winner depends peace or war ; and that, if he (Mold die, we soh* expect to fee that laftreourge fall heavy upon tete elll• tions for fume years longer. • • ... This affertion is fo much the *Oa. gloom? , in its firli afpeft, becaure Mr. Fox is dame:tooth ill, and he was lately raid to be dead, in the fame Journat Fortunately, In reneefting on the rubjedt, we may' take a little comfort; and we are among the number of thole who do not think that the conclufion of peace, or the continuation of war, is effentially connefted with the exidence of Mr. Fox. Thee perfons ill know the charafter and fpirit of the Englifh people, who imagine that they demand either peace or war from complaifance to any Milliner. If peace was not conformable to the with of the nation, if the notion did not feel the want of it, neither Mr. Fox nor any other Minifter would labour to re•eflablifh it ; he would not even dare to fpeak.of it. Thus, it is not at all a favour which Mr. Fox has conferred upon France. in enteripg into a Negiciation with her to terminate the war. He has been led to it, as any other wife matt who fills kis office would. have bean led to it, by the force•of circumltenees, by theinflu. ence of events, by the neceffities ntitienatinn ; above all, by the exttaorchnaiy fortune of Prune, and by the enormous preponderance which the has acquire 4 in the left war, a preponderance which has become irrefinible and dilconraging to her enemies. Mr. Fox, more enligptened perhaps than his pre dereirors, or at lean enlightened by events which have deceived all the calculations of England, bait telt the neceifity of terminating a Rruggle, which be; came more and more unequal, and which only pre.l tented to his nation dangers without advantage. Hil has perceived, that Great Britain baying profpered very 11l during a war, when the had for allies two, powers more formidable than herfelf, would not probably fupport it with more fucceft when tingle. This relleflion, which ftrikes every one, could no longer efcape a man of fink ; and whoever may be the fuccefFor of Mr. For, if that Minifter fhould fink under his difeafe, will dnubtleft [gel, that the nego tiations begun by that Minitter were (paneled on too - good melons for it to be the interelt of England to .. . . break them off. - We are very far (rpm detiring the death of a Stater. man lb diflingudhed as Mr. Fox : we only with to thew: that we have nn reafon to dread that event; land that the only occafirm we ihnold have to regret • lit Batas: fors would be the icssreft which it wor ld in (pits in the reit of Euroie. ' - '7R'T • •• • :0./ .3) • t pw...- 416• 4 • et. " • • • 14 0•1 1 a liA4 l / 6 4 . •.. 7 • - Attalla*/ OM If ; Thy*, itteliserosinsisi fp:did issiloisjpost the enpite..aodoe tho OpisoooPho P4c11910 1 4 8 " leereabng yr.itb the gate* ca4o4.4ite solsollts Aare good houre;;tnibmidiariiry , aid ihey ...amain a well founded L ige of g foam the Amid which , love twos • tad' Ts skews thi- as* faid rielne, - -is the c oFehrpreka yearoshout 250 new latoilies,have fettled in. the 'orates of Ibis city. The Doe de RicheUeu.Onsfernor Gesail•iihe is toasty retried float a toutishrelt Os or e = Feh a ss s. 7.t -,:.; (1 "..7rt_...:.: : ~.: : LoNDoN.I:4I4_ - • 4s. ' ..1 . . T4o(l4.l.l4itirik seatati4 awe is wo4f/MMek4bra6lsr ea with '. iiiiiisposkidmi mashes an lei mitt OA* mike kemiTc` A -- .......21 1 0 . 21tit Mae soak ligonerio im nagy AO foam other Milt, as kis nem. Wm. fox tuba In boo 41 — X70 9 . 1 ritinetirtlr . •'r 'w Is . V 4 T /ii. ' •• VIUDeif i IIUOUST as. • riuei OF ITOOIIII THIS DAT AT ONK O'CLOCII I Con oh, money, 6 a li—for Algot Osi—Reitimel 6sl ' • PRICE or ITOeith - TBIFFIRDAT. Bonk Mod sr 31 • . Milo Ws. tn.; sr. AK 3 per Cate. R. Am. 644 btip. Aral 546 s-114 3 ter C. Conf. Ostia Mt IA if. 4 per Cam 14 44 y Fa C. Navy istif 11,_rjra Lem As& lyt Oast De osAttath Massa eW t . . THE EXPEDITIONS. • .• 94'Wedeeklay the Fuer bomb, with% fleet fres .• thaDowns, among which were the three traellperts, (o often put back by contrary winds, arrived Galli. mouth. 4 At fear o'clock in the aftersooe of the fame day, his hiajay's Ihip Sampson, of 64 guns, Rear Ad. miral Selects°, failed from Cawland Bay, with the Paawayawr!. of 4o pas, Eau. inseam. and Gls ,' 'Maass Lverieiresi Eat beilansee, mad .foes hue i154e, 4 4/ boated to sheave of good Hopei the wind was thew freth at S. E. fo that they would foes clear the4:;lianaid. - Gaunt Gast is os beard din Sumo*. ' • • The troop Gips, with the RISISTAIIIeI, of yegent, dill remained *eft/mouth who oer leteetweeme away. A netaber of MOMS burs hue embarked with the Royal Ariiliery. • •sli.s - in••• •. . • ' • From a diemmeinsetbselsoweieemne fops 111 1 - mouth' a few Anyetikkirwaiidallt iiiiiiihnaliskill elite the thin's . namikilhigsisilfiiihogrissehilage.— /Ve 61 4 1 . 16 4 1 / 4 1 02 0 1 1e in e T 014 , 0 41 /Ukt tra v ' .. v : ;::: ..-, .4. , ..ie;." t:* '' '. ' • .• ' """N ' THE ARMS.' , . . .. .. . , . • ••. . . itineettist.sunastentkqf mEitary oaks litho fent& to ParOte. to view the Cone aplay.of the 4ot/jg 4: i i is e: Toefdeylae t .was Lord Ssout, who. • , , . . himfelfla.Zgypt la the enantandof thin 11 #1' . Nement• • • 1 The id iiitiallon Inth, regiment lately moved ts , the pc of Wight, Addax the Aland Militin nap nada orders to go, winds . tee the troops coming into Portfmouth ler , .... . We are concerned to hear' Re tith mental is very fickly at Portfinoutli. ' , • We hiailhat the Egyptian Oplabahnials confined to one orthe regiments in POrtfmnisth erwritoo, the llojelVeterans, where Surgeon Boas,aus has bus Vert foccetsful l 'isfrSll as at Colchelluand Mahatma, ? t o the it tatill joy of tbst,4ehitaets of Wiseher. 4 Of. tr 4 tZ i resitit 7 . rptanied to dig .... - , Illocel. Is .a Wit . • the yery pass* d'Oitlii°! 4 . 40 1 . 611 . 3 0 0 4 ifialiPsaalike =dm* of General Ditaxestx and of all the oEocre t had ea. desired the:,lf! all rank. of the ipbsthitants. This .. and Conic oser German regiments Coon embark for . 1 Ireland, to relieve Come Baia regiments going on retake, The loth and 83d regiments are daily expelled to , join the Sicilian army, from Ireland. The 63d and 48tboi11 probably come from that country likewife. That magnificent eltiblithment the General Hoff pital at Chatham, is given over to the Guards, an 4 will in future be an hofpitsl and barracks for them. The 4th Dragoons have nearly recovered from the ficknefs which attacked them, as have the t4th Foot t from the bad fever which was Co 448:naive to them; The t4th, with the 37th, it will b 1 resnensbered, great, ly dittinguiated themfelves in the lseginning of tha lab war, on the Continent, and excited there the ad• ar ;simian i of the foreign troops with whom they co: operated. We have Jug learned, that though the Blues ate ) in hopes of going'on alive fervice, the gallant Lieu- • tenant Colonel Dom': s w has not received order: for i;lie Regiment to march to Plymouth as yet. If the Plum, Days, and Greys, are formed into a brigade, they will be inimitable, and as a body of men, will be the objet of admiration in any country. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cpaalaxams ' is about to proceed to Weymonte, where hi has* • tablifhed the head quarters of his cliftria. Major. ' C ', General Covrow commands the Cavalry, and Wigs. Bier General Id.FaeLsrts the infantry immediately under the Doke, at Weymouth. The cavalry brigade to be compoled of the 14ih and isth Light Dragoons. i It is intended to introduce generally the excellent ma. • . 1 mums of that able ()Seer, Colonel Hawaii. 1 We hear that the 54th and 88th regiments are to be immediately embarked at Deaf and Ramtgate General Blip, 44 venerable Colonel of the 88th enemmossmso=moss.--_____ __ ad... 0 4 ^,,1r PIM 7•4+1 • ~,(e2IIIANICKPORT, AUOUST . An glitsPriaces of. the Confederation of the Rhine bare declared their e.dhalence to trance. Oae knows not, therefore, the meaning of a declaration deliver- edto the Dirt of Retllbmt, by Baron rahnlabetg, the A‘firian •Envoy, on * ocealiod of the itominatioa of. his Eminence Car dhial Pefch. to bit Coadjitor of the Arch Chancellor. The Eleatic. bmiiig so loolcoyi any kind of connettion wtd? the Emperor of Amiirta, has no need of his farad iog Neither can we conspie- bend the declaratioestade fty that Miniller, thir the Pope has refuted toflFonllikk the elation of his Emi nince t. but that he may Tara a bu 4 of elitibiliw ;tee be hall have pronounced no tJ qationtf og a native of thfempire, "*e. .