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• 07, • . , ---..%**)lt. at, • •111•/•••••• web armor • anr. •••••••••••••••• ' t:,y\ •—,e,wo I ~l ,~ II N , --.7/sll,Aisf ob. Aunt).l.ffu l'i11:1IBNII 9482. MONDAY, JULY 21, 1817. Srvc This day were r üblished, in ern. price 10, CI hoards, ETTERS from the NO ItTI-1 MIG II LANDS, durlrz Summer ti ily Mihs si'lq4CE. At:•!•nr PE a Cliedinian lq,arsion, dte..pe. r-inted tnrl..inman, Hum, Rees, Orme, an' Prawn , rater. nr.:ter•row. This dty wete pultlidt,fil, it tltn , .. prAi, 7t. board,. .7) EMA It ICS en the ART a MAKING WINE, It with 5t.r:;••••lorc for Applic.viun of Its Principles to t!.:t kr:wort:mein a D. rtecir %v. ! ". By ft)1:1.1 MAG.:IA.I.O(AI, M.D. Printed fc....1.0t.0tat, o:nte. and Brown, ra t.,,rster-row. 1 hi, clo; v.!!:e ; t;ti:t •!, TII ITILC fa S7RMONS ON VARIOUS i;I.III.Ii:CTS.—By s. . . ••• WIIC:1 , W .1 ea•ute, arc .w tatqa::ed ,:t414 t:.c the Prinrt•d for Lentvinr, , Q. mi., an , : t:•wovr Tr, n. Of ell. in r.,ay ' , •: hlr:zuo.:, t it the ot th.: l++•r. Ku:l'Aß') Ey NVitaattt 11, d.tv T!"e seer,ne. 1...ur 1.2r0m l .ice 6 4 1. bac r l l I E PAS I :01:%; Fi r.-S 1.)i!.. A N:Jvcl. JANI: PORIF.V.,, Ato'lnr of 'I of Wart w , : , e,:t:1.11 Chiefs Ste. Pii-Ard for lorsznhot, kitirbt, Oru.v, an.l lirowu, Pa tent da!ri • row. Of whoa% ovri br had, o-sv of Ti : A . 1(11,0 • 0' V% arra..., 4 vol,. I r. 4. 'MAWS. CLi.rfs, 5 Ciils. J l 11S. ( 1 . 1 14. Alen, by M.ss A. P.l. Porter. 1. 11::clnse of Norway, I vOl4. .CI 14% e. llutaar un Brothers, 3 vols. I 6a.6d. 3. Dun.bet.reiaa, 4 voi.. El IS. %as j l,h in •Ito. Vitt A:'l 11 , 4. boardA, _ ADESCRIPTION of ti.e CHARACTER. MANNEIt.i. and Cl/STOM 4 , of the PEOPLE of IN DIA; I 1 IL I Civil and ROO. uv. By the AL: J. A. 1)1; 301 ;, Ilviitsietwy in ite M)vore. van.= ett ft na r e Frtneh Manitscriv. Printed ler Lur. 4 ;rita ,- , Hnlyt, Rues. Orme and 'brown, Pater noster-row. " Dttrir.r, tl.e :mg p , r!" , 1 that I retrlior.l amteg•t tke N.t.ivot (between 17 .x.4.11:.1ei.r•). co:t.ta t T ste tta t VT as Thor die, conhavnii.e. Iv all to thrtr 0:10,1..r.. :0 their tape rit htrinl act el.,th• and evvn n m••.! 01 weir 144:- indices. In th , ; way 11,e lan . iihar wit:, the tariwi s Trib...a that nompri:e the Na and aquir , d the cntirt eettc. iff thrift vehnsc aid tt:IA LALMAary kg: T!:e kAkreot.. of my Work."—Pret i•a2,: -- IP 1 1 HE Y GAZETTE and JOUP.- A. VAL of 111:1.1.33 LET t Rli. , Ar. S, &e, puPi sh-cl ou f atueeny uuder new arrairgtiovos (a. 4 1 . vatit an 4eetw•iou of li•e rary taking, wh:ch the Proprietors h. v•• been to procure it eovstqacnec 03 time past buccest,), clat.i.r.>, visors ("theca/ ticks— _ A I.etter eche Right Hon. 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This day was published, Price 2s. ad. bound, :be Eighth Edition, improved, of /111-1 E ETON LATIN'GRAMMAR. with Ex plantrory Note., collected /rum v.u-tous Grammarians, lot the Ute of bchools. _ By WILLIAM MAVOR, LL.D. Author of various popular School Bot,ks. •„ 41 The arivanta.,;es possessed by tl is Edition, over every other copy of the Eton Grammar, are ntinerous and Inspi.rtanc. ke text has been revised with extraordinary care, so that it Is wow brought to the purest state of accuracy ; and the Notes, which are distributed throughout, are calCulnted to alirllge the labour of the Teacher, and at the same time fac.litate the study of the Pupil. The i ype and the Paper are of a ,lii,crAn• quality --recomniendatious which, united, olrained fur Cr. Ma yor's Edition a very central adoption ta :he l riix yal schools thiolighout the kingdom. London : Printed for I...din:lton and Cr. Law and Co. Etatcherd and Co. Baldwin anti Co. J. Richaralson, Walker and Co. Geo. Wilkie, R. 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They refrain, however, trout eillarguig tin this subject; End only respectfully request, that Parents and Ttuctstrs wdt give that preference whtch they may feel to Le due, to the sanc tions of a real manse; or, at least, Mat they will rXantlile and compare, hrt.re they deci , le. New and lair 'gird Editions are cou-tantly hi the Press ; anal the original series of fen Catechisint iit.:Lably be sittendeil, at no very dimwit period. London : Printed for Lneiington and Co. Finsbury square ; Baldwin. Cradock, and Joy ; Shei wood. Net iy, and Jone 4, P.i ternucter-row ; Harris, Corner of St. Paul's Churchyard; .Law vid Whittaker, Ave ftlatia lane; Dart.:.t acid Harvey, Grase ikusc'a-utset; tend Hades, Ltindod TR! NI. OF WATSON. On Thursday next will be . pv1.1i. , 1,11. In Tw•o dark Voll. Rao. price Xi. in hi.areq, THE TRIAL 0111 ME:-; WATbON for HIGH TRE4VON. Tai n in Short hand hr WILLIAM IsltOlilE f;tiltNrY. Sbort-haml Writer to Lath Hougei of Parliament. 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IMPROVED GEOGRAPHY FOR SCHOOLS. rids day were publi,ited, very neatly printed, price Ss bond. the Sccond Edition, corrected, greattyenla►ged, and brought down to the Peace of ratio, IBIS, Li a LENIEN 1 81,1UNIVERSA L GEOGRAPHY, Ancient and Modern; contaliting a Description of the Boundary, kittent, Division a, Chia Cities, Sea Ports, Bays and Gull., Lakes, Rivers, Capes, Mountains, Forests, islands Govern mem, Religions, Language, Population Army, Navy, Revenue, Climate, Soil, Prodlicions, Commerce, Fvents, &c. of the ss veal Comore*, States, &c. in the known World. To uh.ch are added, Historical, Classical, and Mythological Notes. By A. PICQUO From among various testimonies is fav:litt of the first edition of this work, the tolluwin is extracted for it. brevity : " This is a useful and welt judged little work: it has been Mr. Picquot's object to discard from the elementary study of geography, every thing superfluous, and he has succeeded in cum. pressing an immense quantity of detail, into a conventint and manageable compass. We are nn. avilre of any better method oi trawling geography, than by making the pupil familiar with the application of the contents of sttzh a book as this to tlte snip." London: Prated for Lacking...on and Co. limbury•square ; .1-3 W Whittaker, Ave./vlatia.la‘le. Thkday was polillehril, SOLO:AO:4'S !US I'LY CeLEISKA FED GUIDE TO eih.AL 1 H; Or, Advice to bath Sexes.—Price tic r pH LS interesting Ptiblization ao tnitteri.ally concerns shore to whom, by its title, it is addressed, that it is hoped none ern rustedwir. C3 , ei SO important as the morals, health, and loNevity or the risk g geoeration, will omit to give it a diligent perusal. I his work has been the labour sat many years rape rktice and ebservaiion on the calamitous conqequences Of a de structive habit, to obtain a remedy against which, tit Doctor has devoted the principal part or his life. Nothing can certailly be of more importance toboth sexes than to bir properly acqoanit,-ii with every e)mptora of such diseases as they are liable to, a rat how to manag; themselves when afflicted w.th any of thetu.-14, this work waists added, an Essay ou the Venereal Disease, and seminal es;akne.ls; also, an Appendix on Nervous Complaints—Plustra7cd aud interspersed with a variety of authentic facts, never betore published. Sold by S. Leigh, No. in, Strand; and to be had of every respectable Me.ticine Vender in the United Kintilom. WROM Luxury and Dissipation the Mind becomes enervated, and the body soon fails an easy victim. 'ro re move the Disorders arisins trom fashionable gaieties and to restore the debilitated conetitation is the result of our study and experi ence, and we trust that thirty Years' successful practice in this peculiar branch of our profession gives us a 'fended superimity over every other Practitioner. In recent casee of syphilitic I tifec• lion, a perfect cure is completed in the short period of two days. , and in those cases of a more complicated venire, where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan Oi treatment ensures to the Patient a sound and perfect re establishment. To those who are labouring under a general or local Drbility,it wiil he consolatory to.know, that the Medicines we prescribe possess the inest.manie power of renovating the most debilitated Constitution, whether it arises from the Indiscretions of yam 1.,0r by a residence-in hot or unhealthy climates, too seden tary a the, or too close an applies:ion to study, tic, ssive grit!, in liudicious ose et in. rcury. Ice. or vinald it proceed trom sit liabl • 1,11 tendency to consumption, t',ese cur nstor,tives will pro& ce the baoiest effects. lit place of Lassitude and Debility, we offer :a.:ing Heal , h, strength, and pints; and even 10 the aged and • •iitirtii imr plan of treatment will afford relief and comfort, by etlory ::sad safely invigorating thr system. cases of Strictures have been, and are da.ly under our c.re, v.r total eradication of which is effected by a sefe, err• and e s pectinous mode or practice, superior to any ocher yet st: vi ed. 't he N c kit. ss , relaxation, and debility proceeding ironic his complaint ..; e speedily removed, and the Pati:tit restored to ..eJnJ and vtgurous heal h. Pat:ems tit eidwr sex may consult us with the greatest honour, .leliclicy, and secrecy, at our house, Nn. 107, Hatton liarden. Patteilis to the t;iniiiiry, describing their use, and enclosing a rent:name for .Wry.; and Medicines, the same will be tent to 'all tans of tlao wtHIJ. LIUttRIV. and CO. Surgeons, No. 107, Hatton Lama. - IMI9.II . I4IIGIIT'S GAZLITIE. This Gazette Dont% that the PRINCt RrtmstrLas con erred on Mr;M•Mabon the dignity of a Bat onet perdu: tea Caplan, Bentham, Royal Nwr, to wear Vie Crass of Ot: Picd:nont'r tx it,iLr of at Mati• ice and Laz are; and the 74:6 Regiment, and the it and stsl batita on, of the Royal i',cots, to %Lich the been traniterred, to beat on their colon!, and apinmatments the ti ones of the .ieveral ha.ties ur girgts iw aide. these cups had thenweives its t;tr Peninsula and chit% Gera. MILILARY PROMO WAIL-. EFICE, Ji.:LY 19. 1517. Reernent or Dragoon Gnarls•—Curt:a John George Green N 3 b.: 1.3: tt t:4llt , by purchase, Coe tikarney, prom:era. sth Dill—Lieutenant 13laithotaite ChritTie to be l'tpt?.in of a Troop, by purelune. vie, Brunskill, vtb3 mires. Pth Regiment tit I. 4?,tit ltrAgimm--I,icutmo!it Letuler hlaboity, fri.:ii :t.e Lli•pay of tlic 7th 11. , rSt 3hazoott 4 , to be Lirottraot, vie.; l'bonsas Staimus, who sx.:!targe,, receiving the flit t r u he OA Arta, by purchase..—gertry Edward Porter, Gent. vier promutr,l; hzmurl Alesauder Hood Luca., Bent. race Arustrotig. pronto:ed. Ist Foot—Certain Ireph Wetberall, from the hair pay of the K. gimeut, to ba Captati of aConapany, Tice Ueorge Marlay, wi.t# ettehailets, rcceming the different-. gth uto:a t tr.m il,e 6;th Foot, to be liwign, vice Vatiww%Ln, nu . _ _ _ Itth atm- - Aviiitoot-Surgeoo I from half-pay of the IN:urz:il to be ant-owe-on, vice Martin, war. re,igni. 15th lfi:: , .—L:eu•.rT.nt Henry Temple to be Cap,rin of 'a Com. Sp►ra.t, NCO tlil4ert, tient. to. It: Lulii,!;, vice Pigott, AlcC,-;,t• ii:•tu--Lieurenant Robert Naylor Recce, fr ten the kt, VICr ;134../Cr4, tz.chav;ta, re,:eiticg Nue,. site4:.,4:•t .14mt6 Porn:: knot 11.1:•;•ay kqintetat, to t c Lieu:e . t:ant, vice dlii• . . drew i.ecivisls thr d:lforruce. 37ti:D4.to—Niajor (14kr.vi litwrr cu L. Lteu:cupt-Catanel, by _ parchAK., v.cr Luny., wits tr:tres. Ihttu—Etusicts Jolla Ni.s.gs.as.utt, from the Sql root, to be /4:aegss, vs e N 1414 ticsiV,, es,:bauce.. ou:le Lt io—:.kuten.tut Coiur.4l t;,otot A:uttlebut!, front h tlf pay sst the Mei tutus, to he Litutenaut 11,:uluttel, vice litAsttu,, . . 44:.4.e4. 7; 0. Pnt..—.Capta'p Willi:in' D.VAdaut, front halfirly of the Re. ginirtil, to be 442,141:1 , 4 44 4 CiAllpAll, Vi CC J4IIICS 11114:11411al1 ' _ Isarry, who exchange., rectietng the (inference. 40. k Dit:u—Lieu.ehrot H.oty bto - fittlart LO be I,;ftiPtobt tot a Coto pat. y , v c . 1 hull e, r:e.caserl. Wit/ t;ori.s--I.o.otessent James Marmon to be Adju taut. who 'roof the Adjutdabtcy Royal N cst lud.a Raosei...-bubigu i.:turge Flood 1.1 Le 1.131tV. loisilt, V.lt: McWart, deceased. Royal York itengera—boaign Thoonas Aconte 1.. be Lleutehaot, e.te M•Lenutlu, Jecetto•rli Georse lwirebtuar rualsd de, Geta. to be hos.gn, vice Attome. NEMO! A NDUM. I.leuttaaos Gtorge Ttat Ay, to the asth Foot, has beta pet. emitted to t 'sign lies comtunstuti. _ b.: Dam 4 of the /Lintel 4er:hilted in the Bth June. 1816, twat the h4t•l.ay of the Ooth gee:hetet to the tut* isay W Oast hoot, is &au Ire_ J. !Witte lianuttutt ue Ct.rtutan names ut I.leetenaut Armstrong, of the I4th lout. are rlewy &UM, and Yet Fleury &vete; mad of 1.4-ute. pant Lynda. ut the Nana Ragman. are Manus Crtan, and cwt Duan.rack C. Cunntr.,ions signs d by the I ord Lieutenant of Perthshire. Royal Pertbs:,ite --6.,enrge to be espfain, vice itubertemi. re.igard; Kobel c SbLa.r, r, Vrnt to be biostgn. Royal l'erthsture litistia—Hlol.ll,4l Itevet..et.--`,te.vert Menzies, Cb..rtss Kennedy, and DU/W.lli (Ito. V. be Ensigns. Central Re i dment.—Tbomas Patton, Fsq. Co be eqtain, vice Steivert, resigned; Akibiuder gent to be .Vesivirsit Surgeon. Perthshire Yeomanry Cavalty.—Nlajor Mew. Hepburn liel.hes, jun. to be Captain; Major Dav,d jun. to be Lieu tenant 4 MAPS' I.IIIICS Stsarp to be Cornet. BANKRUP Chrigtopher Parker, la r ut H park!, o r Hothfos, I(..rW ire, niert.tuntr, de tier and ch:ventato, to Aurren der August 1, Y, 311.1 3.) at e.. vra,.it the Dog raVertl, Mjn. dieser. Attornio, \lr. Raiph • Clutte.rv-lane, London ; or Mr. H..inps.).l, Mshebtster. William Stone, late 4 . 4Nalverton, 3 mc r,r•+h: re. scrivener, dealer and (thavatiatt, August 4, 5, and 40, at Strea-t inn, etreet.-- A , tornie., Nies•rs. AI. valid , :r I Ncw luta, Loudon; or Mew-. Twiner and Soo ilcite...er. • . . . . Thoma 4 Reeve, of Mnoebe•ter, sod of Bt.ektersbury, 1.0n30n, ward:nu...num:, &Jet auti at one, Att ,mt 9, at twel% a.IJ Augu4t 30, at our, at t.:1111:11u11. Attorney, Mr. Gem% e Oid Je'w Samuel Bat ker, now or late of Sl.effi. Yorloesire, eordwitinct, dealer mot Augtuit 15, In, 311 , 1 3.), eleV,ai, 4: the Angel I. Shelhe:d. Aftorideg, Mr. 111.0.eloek, Set jcxnt's luny Fleet-greet Loudon : Mr. Itrawum, Sheffield. VVilliam Rees, of Bristol, s:slii.owiler, !wailer, dealer and chaii• Oran, July tt4, 2N, at time, August 30. at two, at the Com me vial Rumns, Attornies, N':etors. swain, S'42Vril4, Maples, realise, titul Hunt, Wrederiel:splace, London ; or Messrs. B. and ut. • mith, Bristol. Jonathan Taylor, of Ottery :st. Mary, Devon, mils, dealer and eliamman, August 5, G, and 30, at ...legion, at the Golden Lion Inn, Honltou. ?tummies, Mr. Charles I manwore, Red Lunt square, Holborn ; or Messrs. Flood and Mules, elonitun. George Marriott, of Melton Mau...bray. Leicestershire, horse dealer, iuly ut:, 2 -4, and August 2.), at eleven, at the Hotel Ina, Stanford. Auortlies, Mr. Wm. Retli er, Stamford; or Messrs. I'Vlo rick and Broderip, Red Lioti•tquare, London. Gtot ‘ le I.l.4tsin, of South Shields, Dut 411;p owner, oleo:111er, dealer and chaptnan, AoLuct 7,a: ei,veti, August 9, at four,,,tod .lu;;u4t. :Jo, at uutr, at the C•vuolerciat 11,rcl. North bi.:l,ls. Attostih.,, Ad r. (;c.rte Wi!lin 1.91111 , ar 41. street, ; C.ckerill DlartA Slitehig„ Thomas Curry, or Nu: tit .tOLI.:s, Noi thun.berland, ship-ow ne r, dialer an• A,: e ;tis: I at eleven. August 9, at'four, and At.,;wt Jl , , at !0c.•., a: the g:totlmereial lio d, licAwl„l - t tonics, Mr. George Wiltins, (%.s!nte str•fet, Loudon; Ms. Junathau CockL•riO, _ . . North and :curb Shi,7(ll Gtorgr Murry ut rhr Edgeware Road, St. Mary-ls-brome. toyto.;sl and tom r, &Akar and Chapman, July tit!, Argu•t an a 7 ,4), , Gollitall. Attoriritt,Alturs.reatdAlr* and Yo;alr, r;ray's-Ivn, WENDS to he male at GUILDHALL. At 1,114 3J, Charles Campbell Butley, Pupe's 11-..l4lsalley, bro ker, at ten. Aug. 23, 'lliomas .I..uvewell, Barbican, stationer, at eleven... Aug. I-tea:Alert& Shepard, Chandos•street, upholste rs:. , ten. Ativ:. 19, Robert Como able, Wandsworth, earpewer, t r. ti. ding. 9, Wm. Elio., Malds-one, grit .or, at twelve. A 9, Joseph Mt •et, Finsbury scieare, merchant, tt twelve. Align.: to, rdwaut Kelly, Black 1 Paddlugt.in, builder, a: Aug. 1.3, tlorotio Smith, Henry Clissmer, and John Do..v•i, ui Gmat Wipeilcster-strett, merckants, at eleven. Aug. 19, Leonard Coilmann and John Lambert, Ohl m ochsas, at eleven. Aug. iv, 'Houma. and Stephen Wilsman, Wert I 101 , 14-, F tanners, at eleven. Sept 20, With Oakley, Wm. Overvid, and Wm. smith Oakley, Cburchwtreet, Sou hwark, at one. August Id, Wm. Cullen, Harwich, farmer, at eles..ll. Aue. is, Elmlim• Cruttentlen, Sittingbourne, salesnial., at %rte. :s • ling 18.' Juba Gowen, Mark-/arse, wine-broker, at eleven. Any. trl, Hermasus Volt and Jan Chtiotaan F.-awry, of N. w.critii t, C. lealsed Friars, merchants, at one. August i ti , Join J tiscies, Rastr. - k, Halifsa, victualler, (keen. Aug. 9, Ldward 1• nkiiie,..f ce• innkeeper, at twelve. Aug 9, Wm. Everhard Marcus Vou Dour . cik, Well-si rue, soap ream' tcturi.r, at isatiye. Au g ust 9, Pew Blackburn, Turnchapet Dock, Plymouth, ship-hudder, at skeet.. Aug. 9, Michael Abrahams, Dukeitreet, Al Ic.iee, merchant, at tea. July vi e lobo Attueld, Guild bucchtr, 47.`t, :rt,ll .11.111. ALYZN:AMt, JULY tt. Mr. Cornelius B lan. a farmer living sit We:Ter , . stoop, has hror to-t:ay to our 'mem 13 cocks of new vOnter barley, of , :vry good quality, which was sold at eigh fl‘ , ritts :ack. It is that such a quantity h is beNt to m ; the crops in tl:,rth 1 - 1.41.t0 1 / 4 1 prom 4-! a tick MITNI:C11. Last Friday : :II zht•• botlthooti 01 this city sv-is tram the writ, accompani:il it tit, Vis done ,:;reat, damage, as well to use win:.!otv-. Tit t'ic the gardens and ': t,t retain s !e!I with arch fence, An.l of mei x site, that in a t:tv minto..-1 tho windows in All the. ;o‘e; o f h. Ard :hugs towards th.., west, tri.":l-at eac•Tii.nt, Vrtr , !trtli:eq?. 11111?” they !lA,: petted to be cyan. or ire re by blinds, so that the strais running hum n !!;1111 Small ItaVe Loa all their windows faci-r. the *Nest. Greater than this loss, whi c h m a y b e re - paled; is ths: damage done to tt:e g4l,lens and :ield. ; tke ti t are not only strivped of ttll their flowers but of the rege. tables And hug, which the warn! and fruitful weather had miser! to be very fine and in large quantities; and many a 6:te corn field, over which the biotin past, has been destroyed. 'lnc stow' hr.4;loally !essened after it had pissed the 4i.tl en•ted a few leaiiers from here on the road ro Erdi,•g. Tomigh considerinp, the immense crops whir:, car• r the not only ot I.l.trari4 but ~f all Germany, cite dar,!ap,e done by this storm is ci little cnnseptet,ce; ou the whole it is very hard for thf.se on whom it tell, :as we have in this city neither glass nor glaziers sufficient t , ) repair the natnage so corn AS is r....cesstry ; we have been obaged to send for giaSu glaziers front the neighbouring cities of Augst,urs Arid Ingsmgen. FR NC it PAYERS. . PAP'S, ;CIS 17. Ris Grace the 1) , 11:4 ot Weilin7tem ;s itt this capit .1 t , .witsd, the er.:l (Et the Nit. w-,s of the C 43• trAct , sts_itg :Le 1 . *:: tic:: ic t.7:irrt.^(l day.. Thc J mytt.ll c!.!:•.', h:en cis?. rrt:ss,-(1 hy .::‘•:ttt: .):rt Pt.iice, tic:lt'd by the ;;tn , ::^ii r,t :•%..tc. Tne sa t l.;.ts:y v: •s irlirme.: of Or! mown. eient of the de..th rt the rar4g about r. o'clock ti:iE (hr. tr.is taken,. but as n was diiiicu:t to 4...picea: nom the tenth, it WAS thought %tiler to make the dibci , stme to before she was att:tcked by thefirre tf: hit. Her ltoyal Hi:times% by the hulivtin of her health cn the ntorning.ot the I.sth, bad slept tor tire hou,s un the preceding night, and waits well as coull be est,lecteds On the morning ui the Itiih the King went to the ite llonthon t , t sec the Duchess, and returned at ten o'clock. YesterJAy at eight tit lock in the tnritnic . g, the bu:.. lain of the h.-.lltit ot her Royal Highness was. that her Rua' H.ghness did not sleep tilt tour o'clock that th it when she aw.skeneJ she semi still tree from fever. She was stilt so at eight o'clock in the eventng. Yesterday, in the evening, the reirtirts of the young Princess Louisa-imbelia, were carried to Sr. Denis, where they ate to be interned in the tomb destined tea the Bourbons. The Emperor and Empress of Austria made a pnblic entry into &Mama on the *lth ult.; on the 274 h they pmeeeded on their journey to Wilkie, and were to. snake their entry into Lemberg on the Stet instant. The Ptiacess Royal of Portugal WAS erpected to embark at Leghorn far the Brazils on the lekh„ We learn trots Ratishon, under date of the 6th of July, that two 41 ty., I.e: ire two bodies of emigrants pavied that city trout Worternie!rg on their way to RTissia. Etch of them consisted of about 100 per sons. Thee erniArants appeared for the must part to be in easy circumstances. Their boat catried Cie Russian fl ig. • It is now stated that the persons recently arrested st Bourdeanx were sot individuals of any cense. quence..--Ag Amongst them arc some dancers r,f tho Great Theatre, a;•.11 particularly Lachonqne, whom* accused of having, wl.en sapping with an artist of the Theatre, of the name of Adell, used seditious , expressions. They are to be tried before the ?retro:if Court. They excuse themselves by saying they weto int. xicated." . 'lire Pope, whose stet 2 of health is variqnsly dr seti'oed in difE•rent Joi:rmle, morned to Rome from cistel.ol, l doiin f,it Ist. in.:ant. Bic:tillage was accompanied by the cattiat - ; es of the Queen nt Etta. ria, the P, incess of Wales, ilte PI incess of Saze-Gotha e kc. ft. 7. lire Ptioccss of Wales and King Civr r i ee the Fourth :md his Queen were present at the Feast of tl:e Apostles on tne 29th oltimq. • MADRID, .MTLY 3. Our CI of this thr contains a 'Ong WON.. ment, being a Royal decree relative to the v a l uat e e t , tobacco at the Hacannal. This valuable comma. dity b,ts been subjected try a 'nog time to a discou. molopoly, exercised ia the 1121210 o f the Go. v e r:;:Leat. lilt! abuses of this nratopoly had pr o , needed to such a length, that the island of Cuba. so [ eminently tizted by nature for producing that arti cle in t .e greatest abundance, and of the best quality, was en the eve of failing to yield ennugh • for home consumption. rite K.tig, on the represta r. Lions of M. G tray, gives.almost tall liberty to eve-y branch of agticulture and industry ,co stinted with it. The txoortation ut the tobacco of the Havanoats , tta all fcri:ign couutties trill be petrqitted, provided ;t be in gpauisb vessels. A long ortAnauce Ikea site duties imposed by Governtrent : they, are consider able; but on the whole tht:WindolCetagate,muck by this mersure, and the colony deserves use Royal favour for its nnalterable attactinte . nt 4o the Roy.ll amid the ctcat.:st pant of