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V.." ._~ Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. South Hants Battalion of Militia. Michael Greatheed Earner, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated October 29, )808. FORDIGNAFFICE, NOVEMBER!. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the - . The KING la been pleased to appoint Armo! Couuty.of Kent-Waldershire Volunteers. Mini(' Esq. to be his MAJesres Envoy Extraor- , John Jun, Esq. to be Captain ; Samuel Southerdan, Gent. to be dinar!' and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of l Lieutenant. Dated October 22, 1808. teaveden. Greenwich Volunteers. I 1 Lieutenant A. G. Milne to be Captain ; Ensign Charles Stupart The KING has also been pleased to appoint Au- I to be Lieutenant; Thomas Giles , Gent. to be Lieutenant ; 01:3TU81011:7 VOSTER, Esq. to be his MAnsTY's Se- William Collingwood, Gent. to be Ensien ;F. P. Strong, Gent. cretary of Legation at that Court. to be Surgeon. Dated November 2, 1808. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, NOVEMBER 12. County of Lincoln. Copy of a Letter from Captain, Baker, of his Majesty's Ship Tar- Lovedon and Grantham Yeomanry Cavalry. tar, to Vise-Admiral Vachon, Commander in Chief at Leith, , William Ashton, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Thorold, de teased ; John Litchford, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Ashton, pro dated off the Naze of Norway, Novemb er 3, 1808. E Sir-I have the honour to acquaint you, that , at 1 moted. Dated November' 3, 1 808 . two P. M. of this date, being then twelve leagues I PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. N. by W. off Bovenbergen, with the convoy uncle: Robert Haswell and James Rutherford, of Manchester, titer vny orders, a sloop was observed from the mast head Ja c!: rs,. November 8,180 s. ooxs and Charles Leered, of Shepton Mallet, Somerset in the N. N. E. having the appearance of a privateer, shire, atomics and sclicitors, Sept. 29, 1807. to which I gave chace ; and at half past five captured 1 Elizabeth Sheldon and Islinabetlelleore, milliners and dress her. She proved to be the Danish privateer Naargske , makers, in the Iligh- street , Deices. er, Oct. 22, 1808. Gutten, of seven guns, (six and foor-pounders) and William Nevett and Timothy Bates, of Liverpool, brokers, Oc. I tober 31. 1808. thirty-six men ; quite new, one day from Christian- ; Dirnolke Wells and Thomas Wells, of Newhaven, Sussex, No. sand, and had not made any capture. I have the • vember e, loos. honour to be, Bcc. (Signed) J. BAKER, Captain. Wm. Burrell, jun. and Joseph Chambers, of Wakefield, dyers, November 8, 1808. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. William Pollock Cowcher end William Ancell, of Thames-street, The Boadicea, Solebay, and Lin net, for the Youn g Harriots London, insurance - brokers and commercial agents, August recaptured on the 11th of August 1808, will be paid at 28, High- • 12, 1608. s treet, Portsmouth, to-morrow, and there recalled on Mondays Crossland and Co. (by Robert Crossland, deceas Nov. 7 ed) of Liverpool, f and Thursdays. s hip-chandlers and turpentine manufacturers , , 1808. The Naval Force under Sir S. Hood, for the C o l on y of Susi- ' George Chapman and John Stephenson, of Kingston-upon-Hull, nani captured May 5, 180 4 , will ;be paid on Monday next, at i chymists and druggists, November 1 , 1608 . 6, S tan h o p e - s treet, Strand, and there recalled. I George Blair, Wm. Plimpton, and Samuel Mendbam, of Lower The Princess Augusta, for the Frederica and Aurora, recap- I . Thames-street, London, seedsmen, Nov. 11, 1808. Lured December 30, 1807, will be paid on her arrival at Yar- John Watson, Henry Scott, and the late Roger teatime, of Li- Mouth, - and recalled at 12, John-street, Adelphl - 1 verpool, August 21, 1808. The Brilliant, for the Elizabeth, two Industry's, and l'Argus, John Jt.4fray, George Thom, and John Ricbardsen, merchants captured February 22 and 23, 1808, and October 19, 1808, will ! and brokers, East-India Chambers, London, Nov. 10, 1808. be paid on Wednesday next, at Is, Clement's Inn, and there re- William Rollinson and Joseph Busliell, of the Hamlet of Deri called on Tuesdays and Fridays. Also, on the 24th instant, for I tend, Aston, near Birmingham, Warwickshire, fin-iron several ships captured between the Ist of April, 1793, and the I makers, October 20,1608. Ist of March, 1784, at 22, Arundel-street, Strand. t Matthew Wilson and Samuel Gibbon, of Kettering, silk manta- The Dolphin, for the Gehemmerach Shaak Rathlow, captured facturers, October 21, 1808. March 25, 1804, will be paid on any day, at Mr. CoLier's, in George Bush and George Gardner, of Marshfi eld, Gloucestershire, the Temple. I starch manufacturers, October 21, 1800. The Centime, for the San Rafael, captured January 27, IEO7, ; BANKRUPTS. will be paid on Wednesday next, •at 10 , Jo' ' • in-strcet Adel')ki ' ' George Miller, of Woolwich, Kent, taylor, dealer an d cha p m an, and there recalled on Tuesdays and'ilursdays I . • to surrende r November 17, at one, Nov. 30, and December 24, The Arethuza and Arson , for the Pomona , ca p tered Au g . 83 , at eleven at G u ildhall , L ondon . Attorney, Mr. West, Us -1806, will be paid to-morrow, at 3 , Philpot - lane , and t here re- mem. called. s Inn, London . I William Popplestone, of Plymouth, Devon, grocer, dealer and 1 The Phcebe, for the Patriotism° ' captured November 10, chapman Dec. 12, 13, and 24 at eleven, at the Commercial be 1304, will paid on her arrival, and recalled at 1, James-street, Adelphi, on Wednesdays and Fridays. Inn, i Plymouth. Attornies, M r. George Coryndon, or Samuel Kelly, Plymouth; or Mr. Alexander Bedford-row, London. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. - Jo h n Smith, late of Saffron-Hill, Middlesex, grocer, dealer and chapman November 15, 19, at one, and Dec. 24 , at ten, at WAR-OFFICE, xovntaxit 12. Guildhall. Anoraks, Messrs. Jones and Green, Salisbury -Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Captain Frederick Lumly, square, London. from the 3d Garrison Battalion, to be Captain or a Troop, vice ' Daniel Jones, of Fentro-Back, parish of Merthyr Tidville, Gla. Ray, who exchanges. morgaashire, grocer, linen-draper, dealer and therean, Nov. 4th Regiment of Dragoons--Major-General Francis Hugonin to 28, 29, and Dec. 24, at eleven at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. be Colonel, vice General Lord Dorche: l er , d e ce ased. Attorn ies, Mr. Edwat d Bigg, Hatton-Garden, London ; or Mt. Oth Regiment of Light Dragoons--John Louis Goidandd, Gent. , Robert Bigg, St. Stephen-street, Bristol. to be Cornet, by purchase. 1 An - Campbell, of Hedderstield, Yorkshire, merchant, deal er 36th Ditto_-George Keating, Gent , to he Cornet, without par- and chapwoman, Dec. 1,2, and 24, at eleven, at the Yew-tree chase, vim Lloyd, whose appointment has not taken place. Inn, Robert-town. Attornies, Mr. Lce, of Leads; or Mr. 37th Ditto-Cornet- Johnson to be Lieutenant, without pur- Richard Bettye, Chancery-lane, London. chase, vice Blake who retires. James Nunn, late of Stockport , Cheshire,draper, dealer and 18th Ditto--Richar ' d Grevilles Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, I ettepman, Dec. 5,6, and 24, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms, vice Bevan, promoted. 1 Manchester. Attornies Mr. Ralph Ellis, Cursitar-street, Chan -Ist Regiment of Foot-Assistant Surgeon William Wilson, from cery-lane, London ;or Mr. Morgan, No. 5, Pall-Mall, l% lan the 72d Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Swallow, appointed to the Chester. 10th Foot. Thomas Williams, late of Shoe lane, London, vintner, dealer and 6th Pitto--Ensign Grenville Bradford, from the 60th Foot, to thapman, (but now a prisoner in the . Fleet„ Nov. 17, at one, i be Ensign, vice Evans, who exchanges. Nov. 30, and Dec. 24, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mn. 10th Ditto--S u rgeon Robert Swallow, from the Royals, to be Saffield, No. 35, Dowgate-hill. -Surgeon, vice Bell, promoted. Henry Webster, of Roll's Buildings, Fetter-late, - Middlesex, 14th Dine-Edward L'Fstrange, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, , jeweller, Nov. 22, at one, Nov. 29, and Dec. 24, at ten, at eke Ainsworth, promoted. I Guildhall . Attorney , Me Lee, Castle-street, Holborn. 16th Ditto-Cornet William Weinman, from the 1 4 th Light I James Potts, of White Bear-yard, Back-hill, Middlesex, looking- Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Doolan, pro-' glass .frame and cabinet-maker, dealer and chapman, Nov. 15, mated. 26, and Dec. 24, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. 80th Ditto-Lieutenant Roger L. Lewis, from the 591:1 Foot, to c ree el e y and 'cry, John-street, Bedford-row. be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Montgomery, promoted ' Thomas Pearson, now cc late of Roughburcb worth, p arish of in the 18th Foot. litemston, Yorkshire, tanner, dealer and chapman, Nov. 22,23, 30th Ditto-Lieutenant James Eager, front the Kerry Militia, to and Dec. 24, at ten, at the Angel Inn, in Sheffield. Anoraks, be Ensign. I Messrs. Rimin g ton and Wake, She ffi eld; or Mr. John Wilson, o 31st Ditt-Ensign J. Gillespie, from the Londonderry Militia,, No. 16, Greville-street, Hatton-Garden, London. to he Ensign. I Neville Goodman, of March, Isle of Ely, Cambridgeshire , liquor •U Ditto---Richard Brunton, Gent. to be Ensign, without merchant, dealer and chapman, Nov. 24, at two, Nov. 25, and purchase, vice Crompton, whose appointment has not taken Dec. 14, at eleven, at the Griffin inn, March. Attornies, Mr. place. Thomas Huxley, Middle Temple, London; or Mr. Richard 46th Ditto-Ensign John Crabb to be Lieutenant, vice Elliott, Matthews, March, Cambridgeshire. deceased; '1 homes': hompson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Crabb.' Benjamin Radl.y, now or late of Ossett, parish of Dewsbury, 19th Ditto-Lieutenant Nicholas Sorell, front; Half Pay of the 1 Yorkshire, clothier, dealer and chapman, Nov. 25, 26, andllec. 46th Foot, to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Stapylton t 24, at eleven , _ at the Strafford Arms inn, Wake fi eld,Yorkshire. promoted in the Chasseurs Britanniques. Attornies , Messrs. Clarkson, Essex-ureet, Strand ; or Mr. 60th Ditto --Ensign A. F. Evans, from the 6th Foot, to be Ensign, Clarkson, Wakefield. vice Bradford, who exchanges. Joseph Wi lmot, of East Markham, Nottinghamshire, butcher, lath Ditto-Ruben Parker, Gent. to be Ensign Ly purchase, vice d e aler and chmman Nov. 23, 24, and Dec. 2 4 , at eleven ,at the Hand, appointed to the 66 th Foot. Angel Intl, Last Retford. Anomie's, Mr. Samuel Fisher, of 81st Ditto-Lieutenant Samuel Steele, from the Londonderry 1 Geinsburgh ; or Messrs. Rhodes, Cooke, and Handley, Ss. Militia, to be Ensign. James's Walk, Ckrkenwell, London. 82d Ditto--Ensign T.L. reghie to be Lieutenant without pur- Robert Frith, of Broughton Ford, near Manchester, calico-printer, chase vice Harnett, who re tires. dyer, dealer and chapman, Nov. 24, Dec. 6, and 24 , at ten , at 14th Ditto--Ensign Thomas Triphook to be Lieutenant, without the Palace Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Samuel Edge, St. purchase. Ann's-alley, Manchester ;or Mr. Edge, InnerTemple,London. 85th Ditto --Ensign Harcourt Morton to be lieutenant, without ' Joseph Rand, now or late of Deptford, Kent, brewer, Nov 22, purchase ; Francis Methold, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Morton. '29, and Dte. 24, at eleven, at Guildhall, London, Attorney, poth Ditto --Ensign E. S. Davis, from the Londonderry Militia, Mr. Seward, Prince's-street, Rotherhithe. to be Ensign. Thomas Marchent, now or late of Bridgewater, Somerset, book -92d Ditto--Lieutenantnomas Bunbnry, from the 46th Foot, to seller, stationer, area printer, Dee. 3, at ten, at the Globe Inn, be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice 'Todd, who retires. Bridgewater. Attornits, Mr. Tarrant, N 0.19, Chancery-lane, Royal Ycrk Rangers--lieutenant T. A. C. Winslow, from the London; or Mr. Anthony Dean, Castle-Bailey, Bridgewater. 10th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Bird, pro- , inteed. DIVIDENDS. Ild Garrison Battalion-Captain Philip Ray, from the Ist Dragoon . Nov. 15. Robert Roberts and Wm. Williams, of Great Dista ff - Goards, to be Captain of a Company, vice LuteLy, who ex- ' lane, London, warehousemen, at twelve, at Guildhall. changes . Second Lieutenant Heneage Girod, }.,fe e the 23 d Nov. 15. Francis Load de la Chaumette, of Laytonstone, Essex, Foot, to ' tie Lieutenent, vice Roe, placed on Half Pay of the and of Leadeell-strt, London, merchant and insurance 46th Foot. I nt ee broker, at one, at Guildhall. 6th Ditto-Quarter-Mester John Ross to be Ensign, vice Charles Nov. 15. Wm. 1 son, of Dean-street; Southwark, Surrey, who exalsanges w ho nsn Edward Charles to be Quuter.Mas. , and EhenezerLeadh of Moor-place, Lambeth, merchants ter, vice Rosa. exchanges. 1 and late copart n ers, at twelve, at t it•ildhell. . Ilth Reyal Veteran Ba•ttalion--Quarter-Master Junes Sutherland, Nov. 15. John Bowman, of W acct -Lme, London, brandy -mer-' iron. seed Pay of •he late 133 d Foot, to be Quarter-Master,' chant, at one, at Guildhall. vice Burke, who exchanges. I Nov 15. Georee Stevens the younger, of Bedford, grocer, at ten, Barrack Artificer Core.--Quarter-IVlaster-Serjeant John Marc at Guildhall, London. ton to be Second Lieutenant, vice Anderson, promoted. Nov. 14. John Buckler the younger, of Warminster, Wilts, --- - -- _-- , clothier, at eleves, at the Angel Ism, Wan-nit - tate Nov. 14. Vi Nam Cutler the younger, of Warminster, Wilts, clothier, at twelve, at the :angel Inn, Warminster. Nov. 15. James Brown the younger, late of Petersfield, Hants, frllmenger and tanner, at on:, at the Ship and Bell, Horndean. Nov. 17. Richard Chambers, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, iron monger, at ekven,ut the Shakespear 'tavern, Newcastle. Nov. 14. Thomas Mortlue, of Newcastle-upon-'l yne, unen.dra per, at twelve, at the 'I urk's Head, Newcastle. entnelAleCit-OFFICr e NM 10. t Pic)v . 15 Wm . \ I'Donald late of York-street, Covent - Garden , boot aid shoemaker, at; en, at Guildhall- Corps of Royal Engineers. Nov. 15. Richard Mount and William Roberts, nfettltel- court, To be Second Lieutenants, ,iii T.ondon, merchants and insarance-brokers, and copartners, at Gentleman Cadet Henry Coniew , v i c e Davy , promoted. ! eleven, at Guildhall. Gentleman Cadet Anthony Marshall, vice Hutchinson, promoted. I Nov. 16. Samuel Harmer, of Aldborough, Suffolk, Innkeeper, at Gentleman Cadet Geol.-et 0. Watson, vice Brovererontoted. j eleven, at the White Lion inn Aldisorough. G e ntleman Cadet Richard Hunt. Nov. 14. Robert Goulden, of Liverpool. merchant, at eleven, at Gentleman Cadet Thomas Skelton. the George Inn, Daitestreet, Liverpool. Gentleman Cadet George F.Thompson. Nov. 15. Daniel Inwood, of Lower Thames street, London, oil AU dated October 1, 1808. and colourman ' at twelve, at Guildhall. Royal Regiment of Artillery. , Dee. 3. Richard Atkinson, Henry Waters, and Wm. Ord, of I • To be First lieutenants-Second lieutenant Reynolds Palmer, loenchurck-street, London , wine and brandy - merchants, and vice W. A. Gordon, deceased. Dated October 1, 1808. copartners, at at Guildhall. Second Lieutenant Douglas Lawson, vice E. Hunt, deceased.- Nov. 1 Wm. Horn twelve , td Richard Jackson, of Redcross.steeee, Dated October ss, I ant. Southwark, rectifying distillers, at one, at Guildhall, Nov. 15. Richard Nesbitt, et Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer, at To be Second Lieutenants--Gentleman Cadet Hillebrant M. Fer ret, vice Cunniegham, promoted; Gentleman Cadet Willialn eleven, at the Shakespeare Tavern, Newcastle. Dennis, vice Wells, promoted; Gentleman Cadet Kenehn C. Nov. 15. John Saxton and George Chapman, of Chesterfield, Wulff, vice Phillips, promoted. Dated October 29, 1808. i Derbyshire, hosiers, at eleven, at the Angel km, Chesterfield. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. GARRLSON. General the Honourable Ch.,ppl• Norton to be Governorof Char. lentont, vice General Lord Dorchester. deceased. The King's German Legion. 1 t Be talion of the Line--Jahn Tatar, Geut. to be Ensign, vice Hodenberg, promoted. • 4th Ditto--Cadet-erj =nt AcltAlhus de Hartwig to be Ensign, vice Woolkenhaar, promoted. - ...~ perm i ss ion also you will the more easily o h. tarn, as we are pleased to perceive that yo ur h eatig ar e penetrated with gratitude for her attachment to, wards the Hungarian nation." FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ..... VIENNA; OCTOBER 13. rt previously in Several private letters from Co nstantino p le, received this capital, confirm the repo circu lation, of the arrival of another foreign Ambassador in the metropolis of the Otto man Em p ire; but do not elmfirm the report of an armistice by sea, which was said to have been concluded between the Porte and a certain great Maritime Power. resent Ses sion taken inib consideration the measures necessary The States of Hungary have , in th eir p to the security of the country, and adopted resolutions in every respect corresponding .to the great and n obl e f character of the Hungarian nation. In the sitt ing of the Ist instant, the Diet received a noti fi cationthat ' Count Samuel de Beliznay had placed in the hands of the Archduke Palatine a sum of 10,000 florins, to be appropriated to the endowment of a military aca demy, as proposed in the Diet of 1892, for the in struction of young men in all the sciences connected with military affairs. This communication was re ceived with such a degree of enthusiasm, that in less than half an hour the Members present raised a sub- scription of more than 500,000 florins, for the benefit of the proposed establishment. The amount of the subscription was farther augmented in the Sittings of the 3d and 4th. The Emperor was so highly pleased with the conduct of the States upon this occasion, that he sent to inform them publicly of his satisfac tion, and made them a present, for the new academy, of the edifice in the town of Waitzen, called the The resiantun. The Empress being also desirous to con tribute to the establishment, subscribed the sum of 50,000 florins. The States, to prove to the Empress how highly they were pleased with this gift, solicited and obtained permission to call the new academy MUNICH, OCTOBER 20. after her Majesty. It will, in consequence, bear the The King has given a new organization to tie name of Ludes. War Department. There will be henceforward a On the 4th (St. Francis's Day), the States, after Munich a General Military Department, instead of attending a Solemn mass, which was celebrate d b y the War Cabinet, of which his Majesty reserves to his Royal Highness the Primate , met in a body in tlici i himself the superior direction, as well as the di& Chamber of the Magnates to hear the intended Ad command of his troops. Lieutenant-General Tries dress to the Emperor read. Upon its being . as usual I lis a inted Secretary of State for the War Depart. signed and sealed by the Archduke Palatine and the merit. Archduke Primate, their Royal . Highnesses and the The new territorial division of the kingdom ?uplift States in a body repaired to the Primate's Palace. another military division • and in consequence thee Soon after his Imperial Majesty seated himself on his will be in future four General Governments, esti, Throne, and was addressed as follows, by the Arch- Ilished at Munich, Augsburg, Nuremberg, and le, duke Primate : pruck. The King is also about to appoint a Gourd " Sons—After putting up at the foot of the altar ! the most ardent supplications that your Majesty's Administration for Ecclesiastical Affairs ; it will la 1 i attached to the Ministry of the Interior. reign may be long and prosperous, after determining to submit to you the measures we have taken for the NANCY, OCTOBER es. defence of the country, we are anxious also to carry Count Tauenzien, the Prussian General, who en the same sentiments to the foot of the throne of our a prisoner here, has received a present of 10,000 beloved Sovereign; and although we have not yet francs from his Majesty, with permission to return to completely arranged all that relates to the security p his native country. This generous act is an addi. of the crown and the country, we hasten to lay before tional proof of the respect which his Majesty pap to you the principal resolutions which we have come to virtue and bravery. with a view to that object, which are—That we place i PARIS, OCTOBER Si. at the disposal of your Majesty, during three years. By By an Imperial Decree of the 1 9th, the lotetthen all the means of defence which we shall subsequently, adopt, and that we have agreed to continue these aids of the Jewish Consistory at Paris are ordered to appals before the Prefect of the Department of the Seine, a as long as circumstances shall seem to require them. , take the oath, upon the Old Testament, retold Europe will perceive that the Hungarian nation are ' by the Sixth Article of the Law of the eighteenth still animated with the same love of their country . Germinal, tenth year. The Jews in the dep inmate which they have inherited from their ancestors, and ' are also ordered to appear, for a similar papa that they still persevere in the same zealous attachment , before the Prefects of the respective places where* to its Constitution, of which they for many age, have have Synagogues. The words of the oath an a given such splendid demonstrations ; that we are, at follow :-" I swear and promise before GOD, and to all times, ready to make every sacrifice for pair Ma i Holy Bible, obedience to the Constitution of the Le jesty, who so religiously observes that Constitution, ! „ ire, and who governs us with the tenderness and benignity and fi delity . to the Emperor. I further Fads of a father ; and, in a word, that we would sooner to give him information of every thing that inn come to my knowledge contrary to the interestschle cease to exist, than bear ingloriously the title of .0_ ~ oeivereign or the State." Hungarians, which would no longer be any thing By aDecree of the 22d, the money coined after the but an empty name, if the slightest violation were' Ist of January, 1809, will bear on the reverse, the committed upon our Constitution, or the dignity of words ~ French Empire," instead of “ French Re the best of Kings. üblic." . " In taking measures for the security of the State, t p NOVEMBER 2.—ln the excavations for the works and for organizing the Army of Insurrection, we have i also laboured for posterity ; and the majority of our lately terminated in the Rue St. Denis , t h e re has been found a copper medal, representing the !T i pp number have offered voluntary contributions tor erec- ror Constantine, with the following 1 Ling an academy, where the youth may he instructed ~ in the sciences connected with the military art, L.onstantintar Ara. On the reverse there is an Apo% thus duly qualified for devoting themselves to the and be the head crowned with rays, the rittht hand strescid defence of the country. Even before this out, bearing the pellient, and holding a globe in lit j proposal left hand, with the legend, . Sc invicto main. Tiii vas submitted to your Ma esty, you condescended to grant for the purposes of this establishment the build- medal is in the possession of M. Masson , Cca tesisn e . of Police. lugs belonging to the former Theresianum at Wait- On the sth of July a decree was issued by the Ea' zen ;and her Imperial Majesty has also been pleased : r from Ba onne, relative to the extinctio n d to contribute towards it in a manner worthy of her ; mendicity, avh :.c y h has just been published. By liberality. We intreat your Majesty to accept the decree, mendicity is prohibited throughou t the ektk humble expression of our gratitude on this subject, . die and to permit the academy to be denominated Ludo- extent of the Empire, and the beggars i n vial de' he are ordered to be arrested, and conveyed to vita, a ft er the name of her Majesty the Empress, and ,, depots of mendicity," as soon as these Ott we equally intreat that her Majesty will be pleased to , are established, and after the mendicants hare hail consent thereto. This denomination will incessantly I remind our children and descendants that they .ought i 'previous notice of three weeks tore pair to the O . 1 In these depots persons of different sex ander! to devote themselves to the service of your Majesty and your illustrious family." une VI • I'o this Address the Emperor replied in these to ~ be kept apart ; and the expence attending tidos to be defrayed conjointly uteri of the public p ,_ terms :-- we departments and the towns. The Prefects of us " I feel the greatest satisfaction in your having of the interior, relative to the amount o f the placed at my disposal the Army of Insurrection, departments are to address a Report to the I , Cniigs ospig which you are desirous of organizing upon such a attending the establishment, and the presu med en lo ber of b eggars in each department, the alined fete, system as that it shall for three years be kept in - diness to take the field, and that we ma y call it i r a l necesary for guarding them, the different labour lo edo al* occupations in which they are to be emp y . active service without its being previously necessary modes of discipline to which they are to be subje convoke a new Diet. This measure does you great`, LEGISLATIVE BODY. honour. You thereby give a proof of your intimate (SITTING Of TUE 31ST or OCTOSEI.) conviction, that your ass depends upon the preserve- 1.1. FONTANES, PRESIDENT. 1 tion of the King, his prerogative, and his dignity ; -.•" In pursuance of the order of the day, the • and that without this, the Constitution to which you tive B o dy p rocee ded t o form t he Legislative Ce have shewn yourselves so laudably attached, can no longer subsist. We are, on our side, equally per snaded of the truth of the advice and admonitionlBo7.6o6 &tutus Consultum of the 19th August, sion of Intericr Administration, conformably to pressed upon his son—' that the throne of the Kin which St. Stephen, the founder of this Realm, im- the seven members who are to compose this c . . then proceeded to the appel seminal for the elec . ingly be watchful and careful that this aid shall not cannot exist without the nobility.' We shall accord favour, and was therefore announced as a inesabff sion. Out of 235 votes, M. Favard had 152 el the commission. be exposed to danger, but under circumstances where it is more advantageous to risk your lives, than tO tiny, and the votes of the Assembly On Wednesday they will proceed to another so s ; ~ will be enon' er -suffer your constitution to be overthrown. to those members who had the most voices aft . 16 ~ As to the thanks you have expressed for the Favard : these are M. M. Gendebieu, Chapel!, r have assigned for the establishment of a National buildings of the Theresianum at Waitzen, which we ger, Reinaud, Lascour, Jacquet, de la Marde_euilL: Sapey, 11 the military art, we are anxious only to impress upon 1 Academy, in which the youth may be instructed in d, and Grenier. i r- a a t r d, Michellet, Rochesnont, Tardy, • h his Eng . your attention the zeal with which we shall second ' ency the Secretary of State announced to hem '''',/ The President read a message, in wh ich your views for the general welfare, and which we are the more disposed to favour, in as much as we shall State appointed by his Majesty, would repair ake tes s the Minister of the Interior, arts the Coursell t o:, experience less pressure from our foreign relations.— Legislative Body on the 2d of November, to m uj i i i, We consent that this academy shall be called Ludo vica, after the name of our august Spouse, whose n et & expose of the state of the empise.—Adjourned 0 " T. HAMBIIRGH. The Hamturgh Correspomknten, is annount.i ng passage of a messenger from Erfarth to Lo n * t h roug h Frankfort, observes—" We have reas on is believe that he carries with him the basis of thes net to be negociated, and the generous offer of the E t . peror ALEXANDSR, to become the mediator bet imes France and England. Thus, after the long a nt i *. rible storms of war, the Sun of Peace seems to ank again on humanity. With rapture our posterity si praise NAPOLEON the Great, as the restorer of pe kes and dedicate to him, in the Temple of Glory, to most honourable of names—that of the " Bleror mankind." The Emperor ALEXANDER, previous to his lea*, Erfurth, sent Count Soltikow on a particular nisn o ; to Vienna—the Count afterwards proceeds to Patis. VENICE, OCTOBER 26. fro] to I arti Po rur Fn The Spanish Consul having secretly withdraw n bi z self from France, his papers have hcen seized, a u are stated to have betrayed a correspondence w i t 4 certain persons in authority at Vienna, bps% to ti c interests of the new dynasty. An Armistice for an unlimited time has been co t . eluded between the Turkish Commanders, S o l oist Packa and Zerney George, Chief of the &m an ,. Each army retires from Upper Bulgaria, *d ew ", the works they had constructed. Twenty Ladies of the Seraglio have been &to w * by order of the present Sovereign of Turkey, ch2ei with being accessary to the murder of the late tu I Sclim. _