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Per :eli - ..T • • fir( • t • -7 - 10 c, 1 ..y • 4 14 1 ‘ lll llllllo' • ' 1,1 7.7 , 1 4 r 9rlzitio4 l.l( - -4. . • N r 311117.11 9437: T URSDAY, MAY 29, 1817. PR1(.11 SEVZK-PIPIcz. srlatr•ossits, Loin;Qm rpriE SXCRETARY has receind the PARCEL front J. G. D. L dad the mount Ye bow mad as revetted. interforeoce M that kind, in the negocian•m+ that have for their object the C , iritutional A. -, that is to be concluded between the Sovereign and the Re. presentative' of the People. We have no doubt t)ut that in this respect, you will not engage in any pre ceeding contras.) to these principles; and that you will not deviate from the proposed end—that of a happy onion. "uiven at Stuttgard, the te•l , May, 1917." HER I'S, ByrrwßEN HERTFORD AND HATFIELD The MANOR ,4 PoNsBOURNE, PARK, MANsION HOUSE, FARMS, and LAND, about ONE THOUSAND THE TIRE OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, Etc. Illenheith *tree, Great Marlborough street. T 3F, SUMMER COURSE .f LECTURES, at will two,' on Monday, June 2, I tilt io.,,iology, and •qirgere, by hir. BROOKES, daily, (Le MOrtlitle• DiVieCtinni as USUaI. . Mattis Medica. Ste. dais', at Eight n'Cloek in • ing • Theme and Practice of Physic at Nine,witb Exa- Pr. Acr.K. rtr,- connes are given every year, each occupying nearly ttlthcr r artkotars may be known from Mr. Brookes, at the rszere ;or from nr. Ages., No. G 9, Margaret-street, Cavendish- _ t() I.INEN DRAI'ERS AND HAULRDAiIIER3. ,tosi. tirsir2blt , opportunity now presents itself o r ..yeertee Into business in the City of Glasgow. 7lto gry. • tin 1341 Tr o neve, will he LF. ron a Lease of ten year , , rneQ r. ,, • disvmed of no reastioaitle ttilllS. Immediate pos. eon ern Ix gt :en. Application may be made to Mr. William 1 !„!,!, ( 1 , 09. th owner. vrlio whales to decl•ete 11,,f5vels from in kirk !Atter% from Primipal., post-paid, will be attended to ,nd chop (to which a Dwelling-house Is attached) ~,;•• en any in thi- City, and where an extensive business has el etied on for many years. Glasgow, .26th May. t 317. i t - ^1 • N. St•-• k Itr.•kvr, wht has hren st) remark- JLA , ! I,h• tortnnate la selling Capitals in every Lottery drawn es BIR ; 14-1 A AY, confidently anticipates the plea. ta e nf iiisitling a great par at the Capitols contained in the pre iittlt. Lottery, to be all drawn on the 4th of JUNE, among Ai!seliturers who may honour ii.nt with a Call at his for- OP'.ces, 2, CORNHILL, and I.OMBARD S I'REE iontaina : wo Ptizes of A:15,000, Stc. &e. and ONLY 14,n00 1 icKETs A': !):Isinr.% in the Publie Fund., and other Government Se t:-..i,5, trr.,.eacted wt.is fi.l I•ty and &vital. Eg , ITI.ED To SUPPLEMEN ARY TICKF.TS. Wr."ll S. , •ck Broker. N 9, C Intiill. and 17. I.,,erate 'erre+. &ors it Incuntbevt on him, notwithstand if: it.. spirit manner in which he st:ited the Scheme of the late Livery to info. m •hose Fr lids and i.lornmers of hi. Offices, els may hold Ptixts entitled to Supplementary I ickets, tbat 11..4 Numbers will be ste-exawn on the 4th of JUNE, and TNIN the it fate, Whether Blanks or Prizes, will be rtent.tv O. WEBB also reminds them that they hive the t,:tott 'itoeead of taking their Chance in the Supplementary ry) of reeeivinit hIONEY at the rate of Xt Y for eVery Sup.. I lene:vary Prize •I icket, and in pruportion for Sharess"—lnse hoWICIP , T, W:LI. CEASE ON sATURDAY NEXT, Na .hire who do not aptly 011 or More that Day, will not be seed J to any Money wila•ever, excepting for such as niay br 3r ,i, drawn .•rizes in the up,,levretitary 1 ottery, on the 4th of the Scheme ot wioch and funher Particulars may be had Art. of WEB 's Office. 9 CORNI•11/.1 • or 17, 1.l! 1)6A . 1 . E.S MEET. nee No. 4,844 the hioney Prise Of .e.t,cot), ao as last Day of Drawing, was Sold in Shares. • Ile liukiers of tiuppleatesuary Pnzes to the Lottery just finished say r‘reire after tbe rate of SIC per I leket. tr sucu Peat Alt IitESZATILD'ON Ot bCluxt NLST SATVIRDAY, by which slc.stage the Lottury tont:ins ;toes than Two Prizes to One rli BISH tecrttluily Witiests Iris ri iends will p.ly I art wion to the above Notice, as the Convector's offer ail. Next Satarday, and all. Houk' , of rickets et Shares &op supplementary Pricy'', mita do not Wail themselves of 'urine , he Twelve Pounds per Ticker baore the First of 11112 e, carrot rerrive it after. but must take their chance in the 50.Eisiff OF THE SUPPLEMENTARY LO •n t r 'raw,' in One Day, KING'S , Or JUNE, les 7. 1 Prizes of Xi 5,000 9 per Cent. Consols. 8E90,000 ........ 2,01* Dkto 4,000 2 1,000 nitro .. 500 I)itto 4 SOO Ditto ... 4 W,...... 11100 Dalt° ....« 200 Money ..... 6 100 Money •••...•.• 30 ••••••••• SO Money 1,006 _ 2,000 1,000 1,200 800 800 @CO SOO 10,080 4,w0 ickets X 50,9110 Tickets aad Nhares art wilts at T. BISH's Ofices, 4, Corn. and 1, C6arin6•Cross, where the fortunate Hoklers of the SEVEN CAPITA!. PRIZES, just :Awed and Sold, as above, voy naive !stir respective amounts on demand. - - . a. 4 CA RROL.L restiectfulli inteirrns the Public, Vi• that the Lottery fini•hed Drawing on the 20th Instant. Tbste gumtrees which have been drawn Prises of a Supplemon hrylitkei will be again drawn on the 4th of JUNE, and will law the Chance of °Veining el her of the Prizes contained In the *snag SCHEME, viz. 2of 4615,0 0 Consols 4of A 9.00 Money . I : 2.. ;000 Ditto 2 200 Consols 2 ... i 000 Ditto 8 100 Money 2 5i 0 Ditto I 10 50 Money 4 ... son Ditto I 1,008 i 0 Money. Or the Hold, rs may receive e 614 for them, and in proportion for Stew, if btough• for Psymt at before the tst of JU NE, in which , lak l ' el must rue up the I icket or Mu*, and relinquish all Wine is the above Scheme. G.CARROLL recommends that immediate application should l , mule by those who wish to purchase, or exchange their Prizes, hotly 427 'I icktr s remain for Sale. The Prices are as follow, viz. ticket - - 418 ' 18$ ' A Half Fit 12 0 I Eighth .62 11 6 A Quartet. 5i 0 Sixteenth 15 0 - Ai Mat as variety as the limited Number of Tickets will allow, lam ale at the old-established and fortunate Olikes of G. CA R ROLL, Stock: Brcker. „ Ne. 7, CORN lIILL_, and 28, OITOKII•STILLeT aline No 7,7 c 5, th e Last Prize of ,E30,00 0 ,wa. Sold and Shared. ___Onkts tram the C.ouutry punctually attended to. THE PUBLIC. AN APPEAL LAMS AND GLNTLIDIAN, Tuncorom. , .. demansi 1 4. a supply of my a• newly invented JAPAN BLACKING irons almost gym , htto ni the United Kingdom, and the numerous commenica -11. t ant daily receiving, all bearirg te-ttasony to its match. awakens in my mind the most lively enso. uf gratitude, and demands my warmest acknowledge. 'lnca, fur the interest you have taken ih promoting the sale of I t% useful commodity. 1 am well aware that whatever U tre.l to a discerning Public ought to prove its own * exce llenc y , 4 ,"csy flowtr curies with it its own sw e et ness ; but oft we b :t 1, 3% the lalit.urs of the most ingenious and deserving few unsuccesslul, arising from the diffitulty In prevailing on ‘ 1 , 11 " 4 1 .. .c.trinlze it. merits; this, bO weVet, is not the case , thy humble exertions to render myself u seful to societ y; L .fit ` 4lt un , one eepartment of the nation to another has my brilliant rl , sewn ga ind the ascendaecy. Nur would I wish to disguise lAct, , ow much t am indebted for this unparalleled distinction airs atal Gentlemen, who, ever ready to encourage have hid such oarttet.iiir minuet...eh on their servants to W I Lk 1.0 set. es !slacking but that ht. 11 bears tee iinpressloo jilt tam Is hARLf t Uts Nklt,,s iach highly &sipped,• td e.. tic.. I sill endeavour to prep. PIC, by a t..n.tant and use. 144 tied atunti.m t. , oury adore csanniat.d 1 may be honoured INC 1 ad., i.adles and Gunk met., With the aunt proloood respect, Your very obiigitd bumble servants 4 4. A 42,1einet 14 1 , 114, Londoo-road, Southwark. Ask lot Times Mackin. This day was published, In Svo. price 19.5. DT Bea-calm, Ci 'MOM, JOT, PA' ti ististtr-row. THE COLONIES. on.l the pres?rit AMERI CAN REVOLU l'iON Translated front the French of Bd. DE PRAD formetly Aightii.hop of Mal.ties. °, 11 ..1 be Work exhibit. a Generat View, geographical, Ills rical, and Commercial, of the various Colonial Postwa.ions of the European Pow.rs, inelud:ng the Eau beltes ;..—uf the Policy whico has been, and which ought to be, pursued by the Mother Countries in the Governmen• and Commerce of their Colonielh Stt. It will be seen tita-. the Revoiution svVcis has just taken placz at Brazil, was anticipated by hl. De Pradt.. NEW MAG A Z !NE. On the 91st of May will be published, No. 11. (price 2s tid.) of TIIE EDINBURGH NION'IIILY NIAGA ZINE.--Cosr zstr t,—On the Office of klareschal—Ae count of kir. Rothven's Printing Pre.s—Method of Etigravolg ou Stone—Anicdore of the Highlanders in 1745, by Mary Lady Cierk—Ort.:in of Ho.pitals for the Siek—Or. " 7.itting below the 5a't"......)n the tall u Volcanic Dust in the Islaud of Ilarbatiorr.-- Wi•ff new itivetred lioiizon—Tales and Atiecdotes of the PAM 'oral Life, No. 2-14 cm irks on Greek Tragedy, No. 11---shalie s; tare Club of .Illua—Nutte.s coccerning the ticotti.b Gypsies— hbonorie of the Swami rvilles--Contessiuns of Witchcraft. 16 :3 —Original Poetry—Reviews of R.cardi. ° . Political Economy, &c —l.iteraiy and Scientific linelligeoee, Monthly Register, &C Printed fur Hint. Blackwood, Nu. 17, Prince's-street, Edin burgh; and Baldwin, Cra.lock, and Joy. Paternoster-row, I.ou dun ; to whom Commur.;catioas treat pa3i)tnay be addressed. In the Press, and speedily will be published, By Wm BLACLVIOOD, !Wit:burgh . ; and BA:owls, CRADoca, and J or, London, In n Yob. Iva LECTURES no the HIS CORY of ANCIEN 1 . acid MODERN LI EERA LIME. Translated from the t.ersnaii of t; tED. SCHLEUEL. With Notre, and an Intro duct to • by th• Translator. . . . . _ . . " Ihe writinp of these illustrious Brothers are distinguished by the same rare union of the must pr ofound learning, the must enlightened refleetkru, arid the most enthusiastic eloquence. Ile extraordinary inter, st winch these Lectures excited when they were delivered in the year 181 x, Is still fresh In our recollection. yet we rise from their perusal, as from that of something altoge ther DM." " As composition% they bear the strongest resemblance to the Dramatic Lectures of la Siam Augustus Schlegel, but the:r sub ji.ct is uneaurs:ionabiy one of yet more extensive interest, for the Author has surcetded beyond all who have gone beture him, in min i ; a general view of the developcmcot and aptnt of Liters turf email the most Illustrious Nations both of Ancient and Mo dern l imam, and, above all, iu representing to us Literature as k has exerted its influence in the affairs of active life—on the fate of Nations, and the statical progress of ages."—Leipsic Review. STATE 1 RIALS. This day was published, closely printed in double columns, royal tivo. N'ultane the 1:241 (or the first of a New Serics), price Ili. ed. A CONIPLETE COLLECTION of STATE TRIALS and PROCEEDINGS for HIGH TREA ON and other Crimes and blisdcnieanor•, from the rubes: Period to the Year 1753, with N0t..0 and ',disc Illunrations : Complied by T. B. HOWELL, L.Lq F. It S. F S.A. and continued from the Year 1783 to the present '1 isle; by I HUMAS JUNES HOWELL, Esq. Londo.i s Printed for I.onztuan b ' Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown • J. M. Richardson; black, Parbory, and Allen; Bald. win, Cr ' adock, and Joy ; E. Jrffery ; J. Hatchard; R. H Evans; J. Batter; J. Booth; Budd, and Calkiti; and r. C. Hamm. ibe Cases comprised to this Volume iodide the Years 178 s to tuff ; attd ere of peculiar interest a the pressor Cobb. They are as follow :—Chalks Benibritise, Esq 17113; Phitlp Viscount Sirangtord 17e4; lord George Gordon 1797 ; John Stockdaie 1789, John Frith 1790; liuffin and Lloyd 17fint; lla mas Payne tills; John h rust .798; William Freud 1794; Daniel las ir Ova (two Cases); Khlliam Winterbotharn 1793 (two Case.); hrimas Stein= 1793; Lambert, Parry, and Gray 1796; win o , H u dson 17ii i; A. Hatuiltun Rowan 1793; D. Holt 1793; A. Whyte 1793. For the accommodation of such persons as possess Hargraves St:de ['nab, a separate title pap has !sten printed, was to render the continuation applicable to that as wed as to the octavo Edi tion lbw., those who wish to possess the Mod e rn Sin e I l i& either as a separa.e Work. Or as supplement to either of time c o u rc ,l o , l6 , ;nay be provided wish it accordingly. rho: Twenty third Volume (or second of the Continuation) consisting chiefly of Scottish Cases, (many of diem sever before published), is la coosiderable forwardness. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. HU Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President. Suattamt—Mr. Kiernan,Member of the Royal College, London. 0011,E11110111E3flot Eiremont Earl of Leitrim. Hon. Colonel J. Barry. M.P. l obo Latonehe. M.P. - - - HE Royal and Noble Patrons nt the above IN - ITUTION,, for the exclusive Treatment ofVENEREAL COMPLAINTS, and their dao,,erous consequences, in order to insure the beisenu that have remitted from it, selected Mr. Kier• nan as its Surgeon, (standing high on tbe list of the Royal College) from baying directed his chief attention to those diseases. Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of hie andel duty to caution the public by pointing to tae List of the Royal College, published in February. 1816, as the oniy sure guide, and that uo assertion of persons assuming such titles, and publicly advertising them, without being sanctioned by this list, are to be credited. The an nual reports of the Lock Disperiary will prove that some of the most dangerous cases of Strictures, Debility, and other supposed , incurable sanctions of the Generative Orme have been here re dimity and successfully treated. Mr. Kiernan may he consulted as usual, by both Sexes at ids House, 21, I.ower Charloue-street, Beclford.equare, whim let. ten Flom Town and Country are to be addressed, and the acces sary advice and medicine win be glees, or sent, to any part of the United Kingdom. Just published, price 41. 2d Edition, Practical Observations oo the above Diseases, by P. Kie - rnan and may be had at Na 17s, Fleet-street, 20, Paternoster-row, Lid to, Crown-court, Sohn. SUPERIOR ADVICE. TT is of the first consequence to ascertain on whose IL talent and integrity a firm reliance may be placed in afflic tion. Messrs. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons of eminence and high professional attainments, Members of the Royal Coiteges of I.on don and Edinburgh, present to the Publ.c ill* result of 30 years experience in the Cure of Venereal Complaints, and 'bode Debi• licks and Deficiencies which nut unfrequently prevent or embit ter the Matrimonial State. In the various gradations from te• cent infection to confirmed Lues, their treatment commands eery area a speedy, and always a radical cure. In dubious cases tbsir long and well-arranged experience gives them a promptitude of decision that •ecures the patient from being memorialised out of estsrance, or having his constituttoir undermined and the vital principle destroyed by a latent but insidious disease, or a bUnd lad fatal confidence in shallow pretenders. In Nervous Debility, Vascular Relaxation, and Atony of the Organs, arising kiwi caressive indulgence, Insalubrious dimwits, or solitary sensuality, the practice gives new life and energy to the system, *veil Recasts which are verging on despair. .Itne tares and other derangements of the Drinks they remove In a mild andeffectual manner. alight and recent eases of Venereal Infection are cured in the short period of IWO days. To tie Fe male vs it would be consolatory to know that they may be cured of those debilities which defeat conception, and sap the founds don ot eminublai 'dicky. remits treated with candour, deU cagy, and inviolable secrecy. Me.srs Currie and Co may be consulted every day. at their helm, 607, Hatton garrien.' Letten froas the country, suing minutely the case. mode of living, Ice., andisclosing a remittastat for advice and usedidnes, will be meted vibb mew meadow NO' In s Heaceopnloo. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, - At Garraway's Coffee-house, iv Esehangoalley, Comitill, on I rivasnov, the 16th of June, 11117, at Twelve o'Clock, in Four Lots, rIIHE MANOR of PONSBOURNE, wi.h the Valuable FREEHOLD and man part COPYHOLD ESTATE, situate in the Pari.hes of Bayfuttl b tilde lierkbamp stead, mai Hatietd, a desirable and beautiful part of the County of Herts. Ihe Rental an.l e.tinsate4 Value ONKTHOUSAND FIVE HUN - 11/RED POUNDS per Annum. I he Estate enniprises an embent, FAMILY RENIDENCE, senteri In the PARK, with Daces of all descriptions Pleasur... grounds, Fodor:woe Kitchen Gardens walled and ',laurel with cholhasProit 'Hen, capital Form Yard, and sabwanual Und.lusgs or ag slisounsinations, and upwards of SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES Of Meadow Num*, Arable, aod — iiV - ood --- Lan -- the principal' part surrounded by Oak Paling. Also, TWO ELIGIBLE FARM• and inkier Lands, about IWO HUNDicEI) AND FIFTY ACKIiS , with Faini-111.iu.;! and Buildings, and sundry Cottages with Gardens anJ Land. ; the whole Estate emitaining nearly ONE THous.,ND tying coin, act Ihe I.ands ar: pleasingly diversified, and orna nielitid with fine-grown 1 utthc , and in a five sta. en• cultivation deqrairle Propert for a Gentleman wild of Agreul - ural pur sui!s. near guoi Markets, highly respectahld• neighbourhood, excelleui roads, about tour miles Irons Hertiiird, Hatfield, and Cheitunt, and twenty from London. May be incised by applying at the Mandan (with Tickets), where Particulars nay be Mal; sod at the Bell, Hertford; Sa lisbury irons. Hatfield; Green Man, Barnet; awars, N'altbaos Cri sa; u Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwicksvtreet, Golilmssquare ; where a Plan may be seen, aad Tkkets viewing bad. THE Public at large are Most felpectitilly CAU TIONLD against noxious counterfeits, composed delete• sinus ingredients injurious to the Hair. he Ongitsal and Ge. mune MACA:ssAIt OIL is ROWLANDS', which is recom mended 01. the basis of truth for renovating and beautifying the human Hair, and peev-ors it, being injusvd by fevers, accouche. norm% violent exercise, Tray. li.ng an vadat's climates, ice Each genuine Bartle of the Uil i..igned on die our.t&l.: label in red ink," A. ROWLAND and , 00, 4 With & Iltde treatise enclosed, nand the price is Si. 6d 41 6d MI &L and we vanes per bottle. Also each guinea bottle of the following ardcle is rvied on the could, label the same& NO W LAND'S ESSENCE OF EYRE, Which never fails to produce immediately a perfect change in RED or GREY riAllt, WHL.Ktith, EYEUROWS, Su. to a beautiful glossy and permanent BROWN or ttLACK, imitatigg the taut natural colour. Washing makes this Dye more dumbly. Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their hair ',Eh ease and secrecy t price es. 74 tkL and 10e. 6d. hold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Pro prietors, A Howland and Son, canter of Kirky•street, the first norms on the ngh• in lia.ton•garden. Holborn, London; mad, by appoint:mut, by Me-srs litodnes, Titchborne-street ; 17, Johnson, 13, Oreek.street, Sohn; Smy h slid Co. i 17, Gunk and pow', 57, New llood.street ; Newberry and nom ' 41, :I Paul!. • hurch yard; and by all Perfumers and Medicine Ve isk Iwo sod Country. Aims may be bad, a pleasing and entertaining Essay o the Carious otructure to the !Litman Hair, worldly the notice Va. rent% Proprietereof Schott t. Ste rime 3s. .I.B.ENC: :1 PAPA lut PARIS, MAY M. To-daT, after mass, the King received a visit from the Duke of Orleans, and at three o'clock took his usual 4iring. Letters from Barcelona, of the 12th May, say no thing of the trial of General Lacy, whose fate does not yet appear decided. There are as yet no news of Milan& It is false that the Bishop of that city left kis diocese to go to Madrid to supplicate pardon.— That mission was only fulfilled by private pers-ns, who would not have undertaken it without the advice of the Capt. General, whose noble character the whole province esteem, and in whose zeal for the service of the King all join. We bear from Frankfort that a pamphlet, entitled eolbael Massenbach to the Germans," and dedi cated to the King of Prussia, has excited a great sensation in Germany. By the preface, it sppe.av , that this pamphlet was composed in the month .1 Fe ' broary last, during a stay which the author made in Frankfort. It is said that this work, in which the 1 writer exposes the necessity of a national represv nta- Lion in Germany, has been seized. Colonel blassen bath, who quitted the Prussian service in 1813, had been distinguished in the campaign of 1806, of which he has given an account, and likewise in that of 1812, when he was attached to the corps of General Yorke. Having returned to his native country, he iis.now a member of the States of Vv'urtemberg. French Funds, five per cent 67f. 40cents. Bank actions 1,35 1 7 f. SO cents. STU CTOARD, (WURTEMBERCI) MAY IS. _ In the Sitting at the 7th, a letter had been read from his Rby.4l Highness Pri lice Paul to the Assembly, as well as the copy of • letter written by liim to the Privy Council. Assembly then mimed the bu siness to a Committee, composed of Prince Holoeti lohe-Laugneburg, Count Waldeck, Baron de Mau der, and Messrs. Ktiepfel, Batley, and Weishaar. . In the Sitting of the l2th Count Waldeck read the project of an answer to Prince Paul ; but the As sembly carne to no determination upon the boiness in that Sitting. In the Siding of this day, the following rescript from the /Lag on this business was read to the As sembly. 66 William, by the Grace of COD A King of Ma i temberg. dtc. 66 Deer and Faithlul %objects—Oar Privy Council has received from our brother Prince Paul, a letter, dated Hauau, April 20, on a subiect relating to the Constitution. As this letter imports that a copy ot it tots Weis Sent to the Assenibly of the States, we think proper to coommuicate to you the answer which our Privy Council has made to Prince Paul ; Adding, At the 14111 C Mtge, that upon that point we shall via m N , mem in the pruaciples observed by his late Ma jeuy ; rind that we an determined not to permit any ETTER uF pItINCI: PAUL TO THE STATES• " Mears. mbers of the Assembly of the Stater. —Although si.;tarated lom my country, my :titre. tloils are always tut. ?:1 towards her v ith cal at tention and solicitude. I^ spite of the rigtirous de. caves of Pt...ivtist:tics, which has alinwed the over. throy of our ConstiZutioth I alcays hoped' with an unshaken cirrlence, that more happy times would revive a iton4 the Wurttmhurgers the c‘miage necessary for regal:ring -possession nt that precious treasure. These times arrived, and the people of Wurtemberg made every drat to . ain Nt tt object. During that sit urzle a change took Witco in the Go vernment. All 'warts were &lied with yew hopes, when the G velment sent forth a proposition lows& ed the ptincinles, acc.a ., ling to which the duty of r4specting the sights r...t :hlislt,.d by tormer Convert wts d—a prop•tsi•icrt which gives s.•tue useful ittstitutisms, but w..1.:11 sets aside for= mer ones, and all e-tablishreent.; Ct it arc necessary tor ensuring its maintenar..-e. I have deckled that this undertaking is insecure and impracti :able an the su'ijtnned letter, which, as :he next trio L thought it necessary to address to the P. ivy C. tu " Far from thinking t , t soot up private intrie,ts in opposition to the good of the public, my consent to what may be agreed upon between the Government and the States must depend on a fie,• and independent consent ore the part of the States. Tne Assembly of the States, up to this time, has manil-sted the most laudabl • z •al tor in ti itainntg private rights, which are compatible Aid) tht gens ral good. It vie prerogatives oaf one first in succes. shoo should give up that important point, such a concession will LAC place, in older that the civic vir tues may one day direct that ithlgrnev: public npi- Moa, and that his prerogatives may not tall iuto hands that should he unworthy of them. " PAUL, Ei:lCeut WUKTIMICKG. H stela, Apr 1120,16.7." When the KotA's Itescript was read, the President said, that his M . .jesty having deigned to communi cate to the Sate. the Allii , '•ef 0 his lctvy CottoCill 1.0 Prince Paul. it was contormable to she resptct due t his Majesty to acquaint hits with t? e Answse which the Assembly had made to Frince Paul. Ns ' , reposed to appoint a C. nimittce I,tr that putpize, I winch pit:1,44160n was dopted inarnt.di •teiy. A second letter, istidiess..d by l'rnet: i'ant to the Assembly, ahti slated H3IIIU, 1k1.4 14, was next read. It was referred to .t Committee. ETIZASEU.:CH, MAY O. The good and loyal l'yr , ti ins have opened a sob scripti,a to wise a nation., or 'nu ent to Andrew Hoffer tbe hero of the I' ) whom B rs 4 me .4-der ed to be st:ot et Mantua. The house of S o , d-Wirsh. Hcffer, wh;ch wes burnt by corn hand l'yrent, will be re.oonstrurted ni stGi:e. A coureu %la be erected near the hoot-. The sepulchral in , .nu•neut will display the stews of Andrew r, of the Prince of Bourbon, of the Duke D'En, , nten. of blr ber, of Palm, of Pichegru, and "of Soofiet. MADRID, MAY in. oOr Gazette r,f this day centains the following: N By letters froni Gibe anat., we learn that the Por tuguese army of Rio Janeiro has captured Monte Video, which has been fora iollg tune grottniug u::. der the oppression of the Insurgents. Whatever be the foundation urii.n which this intelligence r. , ta, tLe. federative system established for the manitetia, ce of the peace of Europe, and which connects the Kings so closely with all the other S.rvereigns, the 'vtise and politic rheilitliCS .14,10pltd UV his Majcsty tor u.e sup. rit of the glory mid i iviolabitoy of h's S , tes, and the m rgna , ,i , stous seinirnehts •.t his Mast Faithful Majesty the Kim of Ourtugal, together with the net, ties whic•: have waited the two angitst Houses—a 4 these motives Inlilit s ttisfy the public, when they re. ceive this interhgeitce, that they may cosifi.lo iu the paternal solicitude of the Kilg, and await with con. tiLlence the result of this event." These few observations, upon a transaction which has drassu 60 litany cooicctures iron; maltvoience, prove that barnonty has i.ot ceased to tint netwevit. the two Goverioneots of Madrid and Kit/ Janeito, and that the apprelieleotins• of a w‘a li:tween Spain and Pottugal have n foundaiiim. A b,ind of robbers have just been dispersed, u+ , ) had the'r retoLzvotri at the kietrnitiye v a . lorieti. in the village of Escation. The Pocoid has received a gold ruecial from the King, ter testimony of the signal service he has pertmincd upon this oc casion, and the person who gave info:tune= of the haunt Gl the banditti has b,:eit rewarded with the sari of 4.:10 ducats. The King, to give a public testimony of his particularrsteem fur tiiC illit4bit4llt6 the re.. now:if!d Saragi.sfa, on A cc o ,int of th.lr uvrviees dur int, Lis captivity, 411:1 mei:tot-4We defence of this city, ilas ordered,. in compliance with :lie request of Don Joseph P.:la!Ox y iquisi,Captliti.Gtmralot the Fure:ts. that each ut Cie individuals who bore awry during the siege,: slpuld ricetve the dceoratfon gran ted to the soldiers od.this occasion by a deuce of tke 15th 1.1.,rch last. BRtM:ELVNTAT.m. The Correcti6M4l Police has this day given judg. ment in the affair retaive to the proceedings instil t. tvd in const.queoce of the c.7mplAsin of ti.e Minister AgAinst Mews. Maub.ico. Uri r and 1244t0t of Vrai Ltkral, and C.sncii rb 1, •taire. -it • of the Wllltrb .01 MIS J011r1.41. I.sittr has U.. 11 tima Su° Norms, And a abk to pAy toe fine 'uC is to Ire nueriscned rnerser.. MAJLich has been acquitted. .