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11111 , 1 - • 4 - —Nor •... . - • f , 4 ." , . • . , . . . . . t ..,' / C II A ' • . • 0 ., ' 1 k:11' '. ' . . '•° ..' , , • 1" 1 , . , • - • S Ar , . • • 11111 6 :1 1 it 1. 0 .........., N.'ti Will • MEDICAL THEATRV ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOS. pyrAl- HA folhwinp COURSES of LECTURES • .1 be d•Reettd at this Theatre Amino the rasing Winter: On the Timmy and Yrs...lkea Mcdielzw,by Dr. R and Dr. Pow •tt. On Anatomy and Pliglithiy, by Mr. Astawrpor. On the Theory sod a of borpoy. by Mr. ABE RRRRRR • On Comparative Anasonkp aild the Laws of Organic Enittence, by Mr,PAACMITNIPT rite Chilleifter,by Dr. NIWARDS. On Midodles7 and aic Mosta of Women and Charlene, by a Dr. The AnatomicalfDanonEnitiona and Pradiral Aaaiomy, by Mr. Lows tor 2,, ThoAtuttinded Ledures will heroin Wedneftlay &Sober tha Mt, at two o'clock, and die other Lctturta in the coml of the fame week. I anther particulars may he known, by applying to Mr. Nichol. fon, at the Apothecary's Shop, St. llartbolomcw's Hofpltsl. —— - - 'THE MEDICAL COUNCIEROYAL IFIRIdERIAN SOCIETY hereby give Noticr than the ClEkto d Iten , kin Inueolistor and Medical nicmeary have he.. met reshot, ht The refignadon of Dr. John Walker. Oentkinet. wlNlys M beemufTendlldatn for the fold fillet - L=l apply be the nandlitir Information to Mr. Cfiarks Murray, Bedford. ftrrat. Safford Row, Secnatary of the Society. 14 B A Committee of the Council will meat at the Central honk of the Sudety. Mn. 14, Saliduily-fquasia, Float heart. on l'hurfday the ath left at Seven o'Clock in the Evening predict v, teethe puipsfirdl fern log and Muni inlng tatimonials from Can dida us for tie laid ()tires • Ater which, no further applkations can be tecitited....tieptenklie a, allot. HE *G f OVERNORS of CHRIST': HOSPI TAL,, LONDON, Notice, that a Committee will fit Is ebe Comethig-Houf of the Ho!pital. on Wednefday the tytb Amy of Awf sober Want, at amen o'clock in the forcoooo pre. ofely, to mein Pooped&ls for taking tot Leak for twenty one years front Michaelmas, iBo6. a capitsl HOUSE, exteolive Ware books Vaulto. and Prentlftr.iscinfed with a fpaelous Fumeourt, being kin 4. Pmer.m.Line, Qiteo Erect. Cbeaphde sifo • (Mull Houle cuntipw.4o thereto. C lement Samuel Strong, Efq. has hecu many yeara the ocerepicr 0 the Prernifes ; his healti a expired, and be quits pole on at Michaelmas nest. An retimate of the ',pairs which will be required to be tinny to the shove Premifes by the Tcoant, may be lien at the Counting-hook in the rani }lnf. phal where further pardenlars may he known. And all Perrone treating malt steered at the notaior of the Committee to widow to their Proper...4h RICHARD CORP, Clerk. hears Ho'pital. tit S‘ptimber, A CAW KM TO PAMILIIis. r i HE great reollation which Mt. BUKGESS has I gained by the li.pertot tied's:ace of !•1. ESSithloff et AN CH:,I/1/13for Rh sauce hit induced rainy widen. to give the fore nastier° an article entirely , different. jl,etti BURG!. t•S and SON thin& ft a duty they owe •hc Yu ye, tors...inn thfrn win* loth linpoiltionsois &metal people Ira , e 1 ths Empire, caring Shoplumpirs.be es rein harge relit to vend the (purloin klatf tk.y aragerticularly reqta•ded to afk tar BUlitt:t and to obferve, none I. se, uwe but ...Plat bare tide au rd. %Ill.'', r! c laMI John Burge. 5... d Son's Original and fa rt. ,r 6 frori•er. Anef.eirf:r "•• -.-WercteMele, No. to;. Strand, c( n rr. nl rte Stye, Seeps. Landon. VA I t l'itlZ" GOOt'S. On Teadaythe -mbcr. at Twelve o'Clock at noes, la ahc tecnetaiLasegpi.: Rooms, Polt Otte Court, Jlafaore, • etc Ship M ‘).RIA and FRAN !COCA, eleteb:ed mu her Yr% :se been I ikeaural to inn. Warm, by the P.S. W. Minerva Wm Row tvialtr,contifting ut 11.11 IttIKATATIoN. ery B.)W Whitt, god pep lead Brown t.ugars—se) ['Ate Coffee. And (.4 Home Sale. nr Exportation, I a Seroons Indigo-7o Sermens Pe:roils. Bark... 35xt Poen& Sarlaparilla— s Tons Logerood. Psmpks are exhibited en the Ocner.l Sample Room■ and the Office of BCILL, MAY,and CO. Greenock, Augua to, 18.6. HOt ISP AND FSTATP SURREY. TO Bk. SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • By Mr H. PI4II.LIPS. FIEEfiCILD M \ NOR ESTATE, eon!. A. Prifind OneTlitnirtal WIC Forty-two Acres of rich Arable and PAfture and Wobd .and, within a Ring Fame, and Right of Ctenmon and %exert' taller an ettenlice Waite; togeth.r with a ectimedlows Hoe& sol ctolellog, Coach hoofe, and ten 'Ste des:. owflie and Farming leflaes; then Sdence and property of a Oen.: Oman. the wh 1. in a high flaw or culture and repair plot. fatly fituate ar t hordhen. in a (ponies pert of the (': unty of fierrey, a mile It::m :he hi tenon Road, and two miles tram the Them of Felt Orli:Bead Pother gemiewhen and Ticket. for vlmrieg. may be bad at Mr. 1141 age said ieve‘liso Office. No SS. New hood Rev ct. FARM IN NORL 111111111FRIAND. • To 1,I•T tor se veers, aurl entered coat May day.tgoil, HAT crenfivt and well known FARM, called 1 . YFAVI:RINO. lying inch, vet of Weenier, le the Peri& el RIRKNP W TON. the Farm, including the Hill of Y•avering. Bah cos.fills of upwards of r coo Acres, and h well calculated for every hind of Stork; the Hill bring capital Grading Ground, and the Yale famous few grew/beg the more luxuriant Crape of Corn and Turnip. There i•• alto a eenfol,rable qemtity of Water and Meadow laid down upon the soo:1 approved principles of irrigation ThitHou(i• and 011 ices are tan t e, hebttantial and lately balk, all fisted--aneseellect Kitchen Orden, well Pottered by pill a dons ; two Threlticg MRI., and a Cent Miii, with conflant rePtil of se..ttr (the River Beaumont tmenleg through the harm): it is four mites *OM WOOtet, 64. to the London Reed, by Cokifirearn In Edideergh, and good road to Coal and Lime, which are within tic milt. Plornialt will he rec. Weil by Trench; Sitwell, Fie. M. P. the Proprietor, at Summon Cattle, near Berwick uron- Tweed ; by Wolter Heron, fie. Solicitor, biewcaßle•etnet.Tyne ; and by Maw Cloyten and kart. Llneolea's Inn London. any time be tween this and the Ift of lanuary ;Pc), when the foccersful tan. didate will be de:tared—that that with may have their offers kept Gent. The rrefert Tenant will thew the Premifeet and every p3etlell lir may be had by apt lylog a. above. avannab Yee the Wind. Chace, Mtn, and whet refeeder. h. the Bowels of Infants, me menu of Malta. DALEY . * CARMINATIVE. CAUTlON—hlany countelieited Pleparaiions n f risk Medicine having hetet offered or Sale ender ftweinus ri,teneet, all Pe. font are reou,fted not to take any unlet, the; ob(rve that the name 4 ' F. Newhery. Nn. 45. Si. Pauli" en• raved to the Stamp, and that In the Mello, Diretilliona round each bottle la an litztratt from the Wil! of the late Mr. "aleph Dalhy, viz. . 4 Whereat keild many years fince Marna my dzneheer Frances 110, theW ire of Anthony Dell, of North Areet i Weltali , , tier, Gene In the Art of compounding eettain Medicne, et which am the f. inventnr. called . 4 lhilry't Carminalve." Ido Itere'l con ttiude and sprain my raid daughter the fete Preparer al dna trfelel Medtone ; I Uhewik give to .my laid daughter. Frances Get my de property In the NM Carmin divt, and all pronto aria - g from the fate thereof, to her and her hart t r ever " It Is ltd only by F Heathery and • 4 0tio, No 43 ,St Paul's Church Yard, * few these from heap'lde, Lomlnn. price Is 9d. a , dory i..,iudol--end by their appoodment, by 1i cry and L. thu ch yartl; ll.con and Cu a in. and Allen. 7 fu'd pre. t I Wade. Oht linnad-ftreet ; Bayley 3141 rso o.eltipttr ite“.e; J W.,,41. Middle Now, Huitanirri; B. Borchelt, 1 nng Arrr t ee ftreet.Wenntlallert is btai.J4il itely.Waelninge; W Cliche, BeaLuiik, High-cheer, and J (Luria, Carnet efLud gate-Wad. MORE CAPITAL nirMar And Hee Tboufand left 'rickets loft State Latter,. TOO liter DRAWS. TICRIT ItPITITLOD TO TI.N THOUSAND POUNDS; AS other Capital Prins are &Rua. PURCHASERS of Tickets and Shales will have the Opportunity of obtaining all the (-apical Prizes, provided Jaw, I I.rchafc before the Drawing comm-nees, which will be on the e3th of (krona Nest....-The Sebette contains equal Ad vantage% of TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, TEN riliAlgAND POUND PRIZES, FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES. Ar. Se.c. To former Lotteries of doable the Number of Tklieta ao,coo Tiebeta Only. and No other Sate Lauer? to be Drawn This Yam SCUMS. 4110,003 g Lagoa mow sop o SPOO 15.000 spoo laioo - SO 40 4,100 _ SOO 4.000 , 100 1.000 50 1,..00 SO St.ooa so,oco Tielira Caoopoa Tiekeu and Shun are en Sale at every tleonfed i..oucry Ogee PRESENT MILT. Tieettt ICI9 IS Half 111 , a o Etnitth 1 it 6 (L a mm c a n Siarccritli i 6 o - _ CoRNHII i n tio. Ss, C4ARING CROSS, and MARGARET'S SOktOUG'I. I_TORNAY .turd Co reined, ull y acquaint the Public, that the pr4ent Lottery ennui,. more Capital sea, and fewer 'Elate. flue/ any precasting .ott,t). A great varlet! of Ttaiwa and Shin arc 00 GI., at the lowelt pric-s, at the abort State Lottery wlt..re all Shares of Prizes are paying In fell. Orders by Lrtt ..r Carrier sainted on the hose Taus uif prefent. Tin I .ottrry beeni pol l lllolSlayjitil 05 04.66 r. I 1.4. h VICKSTS ANL/ Wilt It PRIZ, S. No. 4, CORN 1111,L, and 9 CHARINU-CROSS, LONDON. I BISH 40.1 re •he Public, .441 the only Lottery & . to be driven this )(at is the ;sedan S rA r E 1.0 VTIRT, and that no earvAte to.rery erbat,ver Is to he deeidel by the STATS Lo TT SST tin, draising ontbc 13th of nest own! h. q7heme of the S,oto Lowery contains fewer Tick-ts and nmre Cipital Prizes than was ewer knows in any State Lottery what•Yrr Me 14 Triee, Ike lif 20.000 L Blank, and the Lyf t 0.301. Ihrise. ever Aired, Were all f , fd at th, above Oakes; where Tickets, Shafts, and Chances, are felling In grew variety an where all outßandiog Prises are period in full, without any deduct inn. •.• Perrone in the country mly be (applied, by fending their Orders. paR or tarriag, plod, seenistp used with good hills, hslk notes ca& we poll office • rders, to either No 4, Ci IRNHILL, or No. 9, MARING-CROSS. -- "thts day Wel radiated, price ;I r• riedicate..l, by Perntiffse•t, to His m....frar T , E BEAUTIES of HA NOEL, VOL. TM. THE alibi mot! favourite Soh as. Du a f TS, and Taros. fekdted m the works of thi- Reese Mager. 'Denten/ad with a feparare acc.mtpanimeor for the Pi , , Forte, rod figurad from the MS. (cores of the ‘uthor.—By JoSl. • PR tenant!, Printr.i mt Uotuoial Paper. To be had at Prefton's,97. S. rood . and at Metres. tanks a and Mr. Cartes, Salifbury. • 1 NTE R EST/NO PA RTICUI,A RS o f WI L. A KIP.. the AR 1131', in the MOM- RN PLOT tScH or UNIVF RSA iIIOOR PNY. Including authentic Mm , int of diftinguifhed Public Charades's, of all N.tions, living and recently deer, fed. he Public are refpeelfidly inronned, that the Plev'n'h Num ber of thin eery petrilar Notably Wort on 11l graphy I. this day puhlrfited. including. among "them valuable ArtKII. thigioal Me moir. of the ler Piece Areal Mr Win ie. wln.fc eektiraart Paint ing of . Vitiate. Politktans." lately ea • ibited 1.. tin. Royal Acade my. excited (Deb general Attention god Arlowiratker as to entitle him to the Appellation ..f the Modern 'elders. Of this Work th...-e are &treacly re , Numhers het'. we the Peblic, incle.lior original Memoirs of ',oft of the popular Cbaraners of the prefect I)ay. with Portralts--ahvery Sia Numbers tone a bandfonn Voinme, price fie 6d. in boards lbe firer Volume is ready for &Avery, red any of the preceding Numhers may be had, one or more at a time. price is. each --On the firer of every Mooch a new Number Is publdhed, printed in final! 0,%.v0, with two curled Ponralts Printed for the Penrrieton. and publifhed 1.. James Cumin, at the Anion Pref.. in lvy•Lane Pateniotter r. f Lomb's. Of wino may be had. juft puhilthed. S.lerflioni (non Ibe Works of Mad ore de Genlie ; etiolating principally or Prteepfe, Maxim., and R• klotal, Religions rn which I. prefixed, .1 Portrait and 1.i4 of th • Author. ReantPtilly prime In f gm,. price te. board.. Alio, a neer f ratriatiou of the Takes of the WM. by the fem. Awbar,i44 yob. AdaPares,r• - • • Jos. 641 a Muds. , rite CHB HISTORY OP bNOI.AND IN VP.RSE •„... ...... TH. day wripublißied Maraud with I Map, price MS& HE HIS Y of ENGLAND, In EAST E VERSE, from the ftwaSon eltjOtanes Casaa to the Se ginning of the Year ilEo6. Vl titter for the mom* of being committed to memory at as early age, by Voting Perfon. of Nub .ezes. By W. R. JOHNSON, A. M. Printed (or Twists,. and Co. at the Juvenile and School Ll bran', N 0.157, New Bond•ftreet ; fold by W. Gibbons, 11. th ; M. Keene. Dublin ; Wilfon and Spence, York and Pi. Mosley. Galsilborough; and by all other Book fellers Of whom may be had, e. BOOK of RANKS. 14 plates, 71 a. BOOK of GAMES and SPORT 3,24 plates. 3864 3. 11001 C of TRADES. to plates. 3 parts, peach 4. ROBINSON CRUD, 16 plates. 416 d 5 POPULAR ORIEL 5.4 plied 3 parts. at u6d 6. Vtsi IS toa FARM-HOUSE, dplste., 2s 64 I. VIM T 6 to LONDON, 6 plates as 61 .TOUR THROUGH ENGLAND. 6 plates, as 64 9. VISI TS to the I. 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HISTORY of IIF.LISARIUS, is 37 LIFE of CARI.O, vs N. B. Ile orth it it ( °awry Boolifelltva for the showat*Maied Works, are gamines' on advantageous tutus. TWO day were p ed, peke; to New •Subfcrlberli. ya. IMPROVEMENITB in EDUo,ATION, as it te fFeeta the INDUSTRIOUS CLASSES of the COMMUNITY. By JO . SFPH LANCASTER. Fourth Union. Printed and fold by tt Author ‘ as the Free School, Borough Road, Southwark; Darya) and Cif Gr.eechurch•Rrett ; Haien - ard, Pkcadllly ; nod o• her Zionkfellens. In the prth and in a fcw d tys will be publillted, An Appeal for lultlce and foe the Honour of the Holy Scrip turea, being a R yly to the Vifitation Charge to the Archdeacon of Sastwo —Aural. 1806. FRANCE. PARIS, AUGUST 15. (FROM TN! 11110111TtOR 0. AUOUST 26.) - An the Auftrian prifnnersin tbeWirteninurgb territory, were detained thcrc in cordial:mac of the obitscles to the erecu don of the Treaty of Prethurith, have beat re:leafed, and are on rheie march to Auftrit. • All the troops bdongiog to the grand army, bane Permitted with their-routes. The divifien of Martha Ncy Is to pal, the Rhine by the , nage of Ne o Brlfic.. . The davilinos of lidfarfhals Monier, Bernadotte, and Ave. rue will pals tie the budge of Mayenee. "1 i.e divifion of Martha' Sonic, and the feveral referves of ca valry, will pd. toe River by the bridge of Strafisurgh. " allvifiu of Martha! Davoutt will paG It by the bridge of Spires, •• Thu., before the end of September, the Grand Army will have evacuated Germany, and not a Frenchman will remain in it. 0 Several camp. will be formed In the neighbourhood cf Paris, for the pupate of concentrating the troops during the f There are already twelve battalions at Mcudoo, which have been en camped there fur tilde eight days." It is repotted, that the Charli 'kes of the Em. 'petor of Ruflia to the Diet of Ratil bun, is to pnblith a declaration in the name of his Sovereign, acknow• ledging the Confekkration of the Rhine. It is fup• puled that he will be accredited to the Pt ince Primate. It has been remarked, that the Emperor of Aqi tria, who was formerly ged,Francis the Second, is now calks! Francis tile Firft: The following is the reafun of this alteration :—The reigning Emperor of Austria was Francis the Second only as Emperor of Germany, reckraing his predecetfor Francis the First, the hufband of Maria Therefa, That Prince never poffelfed the Hereditary States in his own right, and confequently the Marian Monarch is really the firth of that name. We learn from Calais, that about noon on Sunday the 17 , 11, twenty of his Majefty's veffels were driven kohl their Ration by the force of the current at flood tide and driven againft the fide of the wo , den bridge leading to the lea. The fhock was fo violent, that 'three-fourths of the bridge were carried a quarter of aleague towards the fort of Nieulay. Fortunately 'wo.,iher damage was fuftained. Avousr z6.—We are affured that the Emperor has &c lotted to the Courts of Europe, that the ter ritorrnf s tile Rhenith Conted.,ration is to he deemed inviolabiv—that no detachment of any foreign troops cart be ashnitred to pals through it under any pre , tence whatever ; and that arty tranfgrefLon of their cot,chti.ms cannot pals unnoticed. k is Paid that ProfLa, Brunfwick, and.kleffe Caffel have joined the Northern Confederacy ; that Den_ mark hat teletfed that Saxony has Ratted difficul ties, and %saes to remain impartial, and pertedly independent ; and that the free cities of Hamburgh, Lubeck, and Bremen, which Puglia would willingly •ee in the Confederation, by the dc lire of France, Rutlia, and England, are to remain independent, under the protediun of all Europe. M. Coulomb, fo well known throng% all Europe, for his philofophieal attainments, particularly in elcc• tricky and magnetifin, is dead. Aoousr sst,—The eulogium upon M. Coulomb, was delive,ed at his grave by M. de Lalande, the trldeit of the French ailrhnnmers. Cutler nr CRIMINAL Jusrsce—A man of the name of Werkwiller, 6s years of age, has been condemned to twelve months imprifonment in irons, and the pil. lory, for having debauched revere' children of both fires, from 3 up to to years of age. `Atrouse 3t.—A. letter from L'Orient, dated he ayth of Augaill, fay' t —This night arrived a Out lier to the Maritime Prcfe.t, announcing the arrival at Coocarneass, and the entrance into the Bay of La Pow, the fhip Veteran, of 74 guns, Captain Jerome Bonaparte. He was feparated in a gale of wind from the fguadrun of Vice Admiral Villiaumez, of which he made part. The Englilh chafed him, but in vain. The Prefat difpatched to Concarncau an Officer of the Staff, with horfes, &c. &PT. t.—The camp eflabliffied in the plain near the wqyds of Meudon, Clamors, end Fleury, prefents at about one hundred yards under the mountain, Cu rams of tents in parallel lines of an immenfe length. !,They are divided by a principal alley, and are placed at equal &lances ; perfons are appointed to Iselin , tain good order, to proteß the effeds of the military ;end others in the tents, and to give itsformation to all the tpetilators who come to riffs the camp. .rhe tents of the Officers ate dirlinguiflied by flandards of different colons. Before the tents are coriftrutted in the earth, fire-places where the foldie's of each.com ' piny, turn about, cook their viftuals. The broths of the Traiteuis inceltintly multiply all round the camp, as ire Caltlll ithlf encreafes, anJ all the wine pretties in the neighbourhood eagerly profit from the occafion to difpofc of their wine to theao, whic, die quan tity upon hand was embarraffitigto them. All ports of games and (ports urn be permitted ; but the firlf thing wAicli the troops attend to ors their ai Lira! is to repair their uniforms and to furhilb up their arms. to put therntilves into s fit Hate to he reviewed by the Emperor. Hisidaje•ly Wai CI pc,tted in the CAM ! , yell relay. but it appears that he will not 'every thing is complete. The' Fete of St. Clonal is to he a Fair. It will he airs on Sunday war, oh. 7th init and c , n ,nue till Ist inday'the rsi , h• The merchants whit that: repair to it (ev,ry per lon wit • keeps a itall is r r.teJ a mcr chant) will 611:1. :steam in.4.ist. , in mid teem it,. "fliere will be in tie Mas k bas t fpetlacles, aud pula s ic games. .1 , ) _ 17 ALI'. ROME, 'AUGUST 14. By order of the Papal Government,all the Mado. nas (images of the Virgin) have L.en removed not of the churches, becaufe the common pe pie i n tig e d that thefe Madonas have, for months paft, been in the miraculous habit of opening and (hutting tit& eyes. .~_ NAPLES, AUGUST r. To-morrow , night, Marfhal Manta will rot out • • for Calabria. The head gunners of his army, in con. felinence of the furrender of Gaeta, contain twenty.. five thoufand men, and are now at Vietri, near Sae knlo. Yellerday Martha! Jourdan muttere d : the fir it complete regiment of National Guards in the (quart del Seraglio. During the lift fortnight in July, there were (eve. ral bh,ndy cnnfli&u in the province of Salerno and the Two Calabria:, between the French and the infer. gents. the latter were every where defeated by the French Generals Ventimiglia, Belili, and Gentilt. The corps under Generals V crater and Register make a number of pi Kline!' daily in both the CAS briar. Not • day palfes, without numbers of theta being feet in here The rumour, that the Englifh have entered Reg. gin, is unfounded. A new regiment of Neavlitan 1 artillery has been given by King jofeph, to General Ponfeca. The fortifications of Gaeta are to be im. roved in fuch a manner, as to render that furtrefs sae of the Itrongell in Eort.pe. Auc list* s. —The King let out at nine A. M. for Calabria. The law abolifhing feudal tenures was puhllfbed this morning. At Vicignann, four of the inhabitants, who were I friends of good order, Ihut themfelves up in their looks as form as the t cynic broke uut,and kept them. I kites confined for (nor days.. At lawn, teeing irtiohmellt of, French at a didatice, they attempted airlf.rce their way through the rebel. ; two were '`hied, and the others arrived Cafe. Upon teturning along with the French to their bourn; they found their families maffacred and their. effttes plundered. The police has publilhed an order, obliging ill the Calabrians, not having pa (rpm - tr., to return to their country within twit days. This meature has become needful on account of the great coacourfeut Cala brians at indent in Naples. By decree of the oth of Angel, his Malay has regulated the divifinn of the territuryof the kingdom of Naples, And the adminiffration at his provinces. The territory of the kingdom is divided luto th'.rteen priminges, els —Naples, the three Abbruzes. Terre de Labour, Ovule; Principality Ulterior Principality, County of Tate di Bari, hafdicata, Calabria Citcrier, and Calabria Ulterior. 1 he chief places of their prewinces for the adinliditratina of junke are Naples, Teramn, AgnJa, Chicle, Santa Mart(,' Sultans. AbeWne Foggia. Mari I,cce, Poreora. Cosetras and Moe Each of thefe provinces is divided into dlitri,sts, each of whiclg has alfo its chid place of admt..itiration Eachgetrl.3 is divided into circles, the jurifiliction of each and their number are regulated according to the nature tithe lace of ,tic connery. Is each province there (hal be a na,iftrare ch.aged with civil financial i.dmii,illration, sod the high police, under the wine of Intendant ; there null alfo be a Council of Introduce and ei Provincial Council. The Gen. d'Armerie and the Provincial Guards are at the dif oda of the Intendants for the extent too of 'their hindlions and the laws In general The Intendants may elks call in the afilltancei of the military when the anaintnanee of good order requirts It this privilege mull no: be refuted them There is a secretary General for each Intendant, named by his Majely. The Secretary General is to fill the place of the Inten dant In the svent of the lickneli, death, or needful abfatec of the latter. The Councils of the Intendant are conspnfed of three Members, namct by his Mejefty, the eldeft &all be Prefident. The lota. dant le to OSA at t heir Guava when be thinks prop r, and then he prefides ; In cafe of an equality of voter, hes opinion is Cu decide the queflion. The Provincial Counclisate to meet tegether once a year; theft Sefton is to lea twenty day., and no longer. In each diftria there is to be a Sub•lntendant and a Dlttriift Council. The Admlniflratort of Circles are to h-ar the name of Dgeas. Hons. they are to be cheden out of the molt rape - table families..., Syndics are charged with the adminifflation ut the Communes. The celery of the intendants of Province. is 1803 ducats, that of the Secretaries General Sec, ducats, that of the Mob-lateadanti I boo ducats alto, and that of the Councillors of the I ntendsoae tin duce,. Tie turn of 1(00 ducats Is allowed to the tnieadues She the fubalterns employed, and the espenfes rtf the Secretary. Der partrnent t 360 ducats is miaowed the Sub Intendants for the Lass purpoka. Aucluev9.—Ga the 4th, the King withdrew from this city. It is fiappored he is gone in perfon to Ca. la!stia.' libretti' Modena has advanced beydnd Lego nen, and General Gardanrsc has ptittcl through Laurie. At Montefano his advanced guard met with e hoede of rebels, thirty of them were killed, and one hundred made prifoners. The Monks are in „ general the leaders of there bands. The Carthufians of Pe dal* are. acentad..of intligating the infurredlion its that quarter.• The inforgents have been driven out lot Vic ignano and Abetina, where leventeen of theta were taken, and' &heeled up to a Military Cora. rniffion. Of all the loirea the rebels have retained, that near Vicignano has been the met confiderable. The inhabitants of the town, and the whole dilltie.l, were in arms. A corps of French troops, in three co lumns, advanced againft them t the cent,e column drove the rebels out cf a very Throng polition. At the lame time, the other colnmn. to •k ;hest in flank. andemered Vicignano with them, tet fire tattle place, ! and killed .11 they focnd in alms. As to the real ltroatiim of Cal:bria, which the order that reigns there, and the want of c: mmunica• ti m, prevents Li, from knowing; we have only learn eel, by way of Sic,ly, that Generai Stuart had la,ttled tr , m that Oland, and had in Calabria e try;ttrand Men, MCl.ldlfig ;fifteen hundred Hi t hl nd.rs, tinder tits eerninraud ; that he had been jr.:lt.d by a ..,mh e e I the iii.o vnt. but that he I si.nd ;t thificAt to tellt•itt their ret.icr y. The untoonnate Calabriane are a PTO , all the /1 , .1',0111 of 41.4 r. Betides the private murders and c , .t.11•E1. betwten the French and infut gcnts, there have been leveret bloody arlions be. twten the nen, .1 anal hnttlrsh troop.. Som e E ng . lefit Ihip. of the line. and among them the Porn of eighty guns, ate at at.chot neat Elie Pliaro of Mc& 1 1. t e ' A. *- 1 4'