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rur.r.tr-OFFICE, BOW STREFT, JILT 12, 1803. TWO HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. BURGLARY. "WHE RE AS the C.ltinting•Houfe of Nteffrs. Mtaim and B , Size-lane. was broke open lilt night, and robbed of the following Bills of Exchange ; fools Ar ticles of Wrath's A. , parel, a Watch, and various Pa?cr‘ BILLS OF F XCHA NG E, Drawn by FM/. Amory, 8t,11 , m, May 2 on Samuel payable to S. R. Miller Auguft si, for 9 00 L Ditto by i'ras.Amory,ll:ftou, May 23, on Samuel Williams, pays- lie t Tuckerman and It ogers, Auguft s 3, for tocol. Ditto by Ft ,wis Amory, Bofton, May 27, on Samuel Williams, payable to Tuckerman and Rogers, Odtober 9, for wool. Ditto by G. M. Woolley, N. York, May 23, on A. Mann, payable to G. and I. Afpinwall, Sept. 7, for 3001. Ditto by Arcb. Gralce, N. York, May zo, on James Bell, payable to A. Mann, for at gl. os. pd. Ditto by Celt and Pbillip', N. York, May so, on A. Mann, payable to G. end J. Afpinwall, 641. t 7s. t c cl. Ditto by C. and I. Oaley, Wakefield, July 9, 03 Glyn and Co. pay able to A. Mann, September 12, for I ooL Ditto by Sam. Parkman, Bolton, on A. Mann, payable to W.Bar nard and Sens, Sept. rA , for soh 3*- ed. Ditto by E. Frances, Bolton, June to, on T.Dickafon and Ca. pay able to 1). W dker and CO. Sept. 19, for 3001 Ditto Step. Gorham, Bolton, June 11, on T. Yk'afon, payable to D. Walker and Co. for ssoL A Norwich Bank bill, with the nacre of Barnard cn the back, for Joh Wheever win ;lye furls information to Sir RICIARD FOLD, Chicf Magißrate of the Police, at the above Office as may be the means of appickending the offender or offenders, thall on his their convbftion, receive a Reward of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS; and a farther Reward of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS, On re covery of the Bills; or in proportion for any part thereof, from M.dfrs. Mann and Barnard aforelaid. lift of Sheppy, Kent, July 18, 1803. MONEY. WANTED to borrow the Sum of 4,0001. on An nuities or Mortgage. The CommitEoners appointed by Virtue of an Aft paired in the ot ft Year of the Reign dins prefent Majelty King George the Third, for building a Pier at Sheernefs, in the Hie of Sheppy, and Paving, Be. Bine Town and Mile Town therein—Do hereby give Notice, that they are defirous of Nego- tiating for a Loon of the Sum of aspeoL which will be accepted either in large or Intl Stuns (not left than tool.) and for which Annuities will be granted upon two Lives of advanced Ages, with benefit of Eurvivorthip, after the Rate of co 6 and sal per Cent. per Animal or Mortgages, bearing an Intereft of 51. per Cent. payable Quarterly, to be fecund by an /alignment of the Rates, Arcil: • mans, and Pkr Duties, impaled by the fold A oft, and width now Manta confleerabk Yearly Income. For further Particulars ap ply to Mr. John &ladle:, of Qzreenboro', or Mr. Samuel Denton, of Gray's-Inn, Solicitors, to whom Propetals are to be addregai B; Order of the Commilioners, J. SILVESTEIt, Oat. NEW LOTTERY. BMWS DRAWING the stb of SEPTEMBER, aos. 'TICKETS AND SHARES ARE SELLING at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE. SCHEME : No. of Prism Value of each. s Prizes of E so,oco woo° z,cco Jos zco so so 11 SO 4 0 6,030 ....cco *risireta. .... Total Valve. 4 4 0 P 00 20,000 10,000 &POO 6, - 00 3, 000 1,000 121,000 i slopco Fifa-draws 'flake 7tl day f tome* Flra-drawo Ticket taa Morntog spoo Are Part of the above Capital& TAltee - - - Ll 7 0 * i ew -i 14 o I Elsbdi r• t 411 o Sistalialt icy Tiokes will mime, dia. . „ •s ♦ 6 •• s 6 ROMAN CEMENT. TT is the property4TM, Cement or Mortar, to be. mass Surd and inspeartrable to Water wlthin a few hours, ayes' if amnia to the wake of the aea; sad alto to forma very *MPS Wk. with brick and Stone. It eartununkates uncommon • &Milk bit AMY^ and mud therefore proportionally enereafe fhek Raildlty and &meow In all Foundations whatever, but Tanis rly in the malleudtion of Dneks,Wharts, &loges, Locks, ;ram galas. kali Una. Vats, and other aquatic Buildings; he steer and advantage ere nogrellionable; and at forma the Ueda *ad mod ISTOIIII.LIKE STUCC44 known In this Counczy MantigheMred by Parker and Cw Bankficie. L 4104012. 111.20/114T VILLA or SPORTING 808, NORFOLK. • TO BR SOLD, VILLA, sculled NEW LODGE ilthatod on an Eminence, in View of the River • ledaires In Norfolk, late In the Occupation of Jaws aw, Pi. with Lawns, Plantations, Hot, and Grombosifes, 'walker without Ten Acre of Capital Palkarc or Meadow and -Arablatand. -..ailliternsinndinitaialaj ib ontuis wit/ Owe. Fox Noun& Ana nivolftampltapi WOW botirboeid• • Fiske MPOillirsied !Alec *sr be bad of Mellis. 'lewd! and IMMO Sailgt fr Nathsfeli s ellskirs'. Tilbury and Bed ford aollikaga.. row, London. • litt 111lifOLD RAMC WIN rF11431-OW, WILT& 110010 br AUCTION, at the Bprtad Eagle ia b lailimiry, or Tadday tbe zbeiseisi a l ib tagalt next, at O four Mis & dal afiaroaas, mikes before of by private eontrado A. waif odimble TRILILHOLD FA M, Blatt In the Parldboa Of Ifftidarflrok sad Idaditaa,la tla Comity of Wilts, ma *Mug of a riatliaelis Hoak Omits, Oreitards, 3112118, Stables, 42friatar, wad Oka wiasatima augasse, One Cattails gad fileadama Naar did raft Haste, ark about two Modred Acres of Jwb s, liparissr, PAN% wad Cop** Lard, all lybig la ..vary towroalena, aid ametbo dram wawa Trope Read.oat loom miles from ioNfitary. ma melds rein the mating .4 Ma Robert Cooper,wbo win ilbsispebe Sm. "isthmian will foam la prepared; for wb;eb , and ,ssenot hr the parcilak, dpply to Mak. Tsaner wed Cooper, At . ades;Sallibary. r, so the Book of - the Thaws. . ' ' TO RE . 301.15 1 11 V PRIVATE CONTRACT, , Mn g. firafffEß, DYER, and CO. l rou C 'ial IRON FOUNDRY and Wharf, A - A ad Bloats le tilt lash of is Theism. between m o dad o esoest ir ildisas. nearly oupWits Someriet. Swots containing aims 63 testis *tar of the Rioorogui goo feet is deg li. eontlfliag of a (pedals Iron Foundry, with two Abaft and rollpursue,. Stoma Eagle., Baring Frames Co Dom e Porgee, Vforktkope, and Counting liosfet, mis tiest with the estenlivc Banter lo.witieh they have hoes occupied foram proio,ond two Dwelling Bodes sod 01111essinimediate polklion cm ha bad. Further mandato may he known of Mr. Mirk* &Adger, Ilailosidow; mil of Mars. Mawr, Dyke, and Co. Akisstostrirest... i illAilLE CA NA I. P ItOPERT V.I. IVERPOOL BOOTLE., 1011.3141 0 IRON RAILWAY. AND COPPER MINES. MONTHLYSALES—BY PAL 11001 T. loe r c iAsp,Ask s . i . at as eLleckost Garraway's. Chair Alay, Landon. THE STAFFORDSHIRE and WORCESTER. MIA CANAL ; three Shires Is this highly retooled Con- Agra; the Divide& far tome thaw gea have exceeded pi. per gyre per Asa. &end Jeadition Original and New Sehkription Owes. bee Raway Original tad New Nabfeelptien Slum I - • In the Ougad Surrey, Wiha, and Serbs, end the CA- M' Noffigotions. javaroil lbeedieWetar Weeks; Five 81t1rte ; an e-fiertaking of 4.0.4.4 at llty, with hie pretreat of pr.-,eing a valuable canteen. i Tie Minn Ogper Wee (Wes the - .Nobleand I.tisper Mina rend). in the Para of Et. Mot's, In Cornwall; Four Nam; the 11 • ..title bee bees eliaandly werkod Woe time. end le exported to hg=lic IS the Prepricoors. Pawkier+ at the Swan at Wolverhampton • the Hen i gad Make= at ligraingbein ;at Rather's Hotel. Areadilly ; WNW Hark at Unbridles; at Garreverea; and a Mr. Scott. L0d .00.6111, *he le centailissed to Writ of Sham l• various Na. rtposlosi,unfao. Iss. by Prime Omits& . SIVITZER L A YD. MINI, JULY 2.—Deputies from the different Can tnns pats daily through our city on their way - to the Diet at Fribarg. The following circular letter, addreffed by the Landamman on the 3oth 'of May, in the different Cantonal Governments, has been publifhed officially: Citizens—The prefent eircumflances require anew a Reid watchfulnefs over the public Papers. The difputes which have arifen between certain Powers are foreign to Switzerland, and it Is abfolutely necelfary that no publication printed here mould be made the vehicle of either approbation or cenfure with refpca to thefe political difputea. I Ocrefore requeft that you will, by an extraordinary meafurc, eitablifit a provifionary cenfure, which may prevent any thing from appearing in the public prints, which may endanger as with refped to our relations with any foreign Power." The Prince Abbot of St. Gall has written from Bregentz to the thirteen old Cantons, to congratulate them on the reiteration of their ancient indepenetence. He draws a diftreffing pleture of his own Iltuation, and expreifes a hope that the thirteen Cantons will not forget their faithful and firit ally. He requeits them to give inftrugtions to their Deputies at the Diet to Covert his mule. GER MAP r. HAMBURG K, Jtice ;s.—The effea of rheblockade of the Elbe begins already to be felt. The Englith divilion of 7 frigates and cutters ftiffers no (hip of any Nation to enter the River; and Capt. VINSITTART, of the Foicrus ES, who commands the divifion, has announced to the Senate that no (hips whatever will be (offered to leave the port. It feems, however, that (hips having taken in a part of their cargo, and providing theinrelves with certificates that nothing has been put on hoard after the Proclamation of the Blockade, will he allowed to return home ; for L. M. Fouts, Efq. American Conful here, has fignified as much to the Captains of his Nation. The Englifh Mails are all arrived. LUN ISIIURO, Juty t t.—Two thoufand of the Ha noverian Cavalry !tortes paired through to-day, con dulled by French Huffars, who had been fent to re ceive them. The day before yefterday the Pruffian Major Von KRUSEMAP.CIE arrived here : he paid a win to General MONTRICHARD, whole head quar ters are at Lune, a Convent in the neighbourhood, and then went to Harburg. It is affured that he is charged with an important committon from the Kira of Pauss,a, and will in confequence make a tour through all the cities and parts Moue Eletlorate lying on the Elbe. It is reported that the Kimo of PIUSIIA propofes to garrifon all the places on the Hanoverian fide of the Elbe with Prufflan troops : this wants con firmation; but it is not improbable. The Hanoverian troops now return in (mall divifions from Lauenburg to their homes: many go by Hamburgh. The following parole Order has been publifhed here : Head-quitters at Lauenborgb, ply 7. The Commander In Chief informs the army, that the Hanove rian troops have capitulated, after having been abandoned by Eng land Ina daltardly manner. Their cannon, arms, bodes, ammu nition, camp elfeds, all are delivered to the French army, and their foldiers have returned home as penmen of war, and cannot wear the uniform. The Hanoverian army hm at an tinsu given proofs of its valour, and acquired the eileisn of th: enemy in the lalt war. The critical &nation in which they were, ►as forced them to lay down their arms. The French folders ought to refpod misfortune. The Commander in Chief forbids all the military of ever, rank to fay the leaf thing difsgreenhie spina the Hanove rian Galen who return to their home, and order. that the fame honours be paid to their Officers, if they appear in uniform, as the French Men. (Signed) s.. 1111•TILIBI. JULY 14.—The French have began their requill tions• 30, 000 thins, 1 5 ,000 pair of fhoeti and 6000 waidooats, are to be delivered in a very fhort time. The whole French artiliery, which had advanced into the diitria of Laucnburg, is on its return, and is now here. RUSSIA. Sr. PITIRSSURCH, JUNI 28.—His imperial High • nets the Archduke PA ILA mos departed yclierchly for Vienna, by way of Macow.—The day before arrived Count Svsatow, the Imperial Knitter. We have hopes that the new negoclstions of nor Court with the French and Englifh GovernMents will put as end to bollilities.—Many forts of c. mmodnies, bat partienlarly fugar and coffee, rife very much. RIGA, Jura La.—There nails a powerful party in the Council of the Emperor in favonr of France, and one perfon in particular, whofe influence is ezercifed rather in private' than openly, is a decided partizan of a connexion with that country, whatever be the form of its Government, or the family on the throne. It is propofed to turn the whole trade of the Em pire into the channel of the Black Sea, and that the French, infield of the Englifh,fhall be the merchants to fupply Europe with Ruffian produOs. To this end canals are cutting, to unite all the rivers, and even from Archangel to the White Sea, merchandize may be fent by water to the Euzine. It is determined to get the Englifh out of Malta by hook or by crook, by promifes, guarantees, ftipula tions, or other means ; for as long as they remain in that Wand, the connexion with France cannot be formed. The FIRST CON IV L, 0/111C time ago, made a propofal to affift RUffia in expelling the Turks from Europe, and making any arrangement refpeaing the future elifpofal of that country and Greece, which might be the with of the Emperor, provided Ruffle would rife all her influence to caufe the Englilh to evacuate Malta ; and that the French fhould be left to tbemfelves to reconquer Egypt. What anfwer was returned is not precifely known; but from the language which is now held, and from the condtra of this Court on many late °mations, it is hut too evident that this propoill made a very deep impref lion. The old cant is now reviving, that the Engli(b monopolife the trade of Rtiffia, and hold her in bon dage. The armed neutrality is fpoken of in all con versations. Out infritaion of the Treaty of Amiens, by retaining Malta, is loudly cried out againft ; the fait, however, is, that that little Wand is a terror to the Southern Provinces of Ruffle, as are the ports of Great Britain to the (bores of the Baltic ; and while we hold that impregnable rowel's and incomparable harbour, we can, if ever we should, which Goo pre vent, quarrel with Raffia, be able to block her up on both fides of the Empire. We fincerely wills that we may be ever friends with Rua'', it is as much her intereft as oars ; but if w e give up the almoft only hold we have upon her, w e (halt be In much at her mercy, that the conditions sh e may inspofe upon us as the price of her friculthip, may be lath as are not worth acceptins. !MALI', lIIINT4R r PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OE LORDS. SATURDAY, JULY 23. The StCRITAKY at WA R i Attended by feveral Mem bers, brought up from the Houfe of Commons the Supplementary National Defence Bill, which was read a firlt time. On the Motion of Lord HoIIART the 26th and rsgth Standing Orders of the Houle which forbid the pro ceeding through two Rages in any one day upon any Bill, were fufpended during the progrefs of the Defence Bill, which was read the fecond time, and ordered to be printed. Lord Ho BA a r rote and Rated his intention to move on Monday, that the Houfe do refolve itfelf into a Committee upon the Bill, as it was an (Ned of fuch prefling urgency, as to require paffing into Law with the utmoll poflible expedition. His Royal Highnefs, the Duke of CUMSBILAND admitted the magnitude and preffing urgency of the prefent Bill, and thought it highly defirable that it fhould pafs into a law with as little deliy as poffible ; but he would appeal to the candour of the Houfe, whether, if the Bill was only to be laid before the Houfe in a printed form on Monday, with a view to its being duly confidered, it was poffible for it to be fo confidered preiionfly to its going into a Committee on the fame day ? He felt it his duty, as a Member of that Houfe, to Rate this objeaion. However, if the Noble Lord felt it abfolutely seceffary the BiU (hould be committed on Monday, be would not op pole it. The Duke of Noarota expreffed his warm appro• Nation to the principle of the Bill, and mould not op pofe its going into Committee on Monday, confeious as he was of the neeeffity of its palling into a lair with every poffible expedition ; and he had the pleafore to Rate, that in various parts of the country where he had an opportunity of knowing the fentiments of the inhabitants, and he believed univerfally through out the kingdom, the principle of the Bill, wherever it was underßood, was warmly approved, and the people every where ready to co operate with this and every other meafure of defence, for the fecurity of the country. After fume routine bnfinefs, the Houfe adjourned. LONDON. MONDA' Feftltrald ST. JAM: L.—l PRICE OF fa'OCE lank Stock [so per C. Red. SI ll} 3 per C. Cora ffitt 4 Pa rt 4 9 if s per Cent. Nary SA I S per Cent. Ann. sm. 41 Donut, Jute Coo& of Exchange—. ', JULY as. diday at dm PablieofScaa lON SATURDAY. India Ronde, par Imp. Ana. 9 9-idalo # Emboli. Bills, as. diL par is.dlE Omnium iiii dif. Cao4 far aim. nit Coy. Debeaseres EE}}} din op Louisa ts. We this day lay before our Readers a very curious Document which cannot fail to be read with intereft by every perfon who has a heart fulceptible of feeling for misfortune, and of deteßing the aiming arm gance of an upftert Tyrant. It will be remembered that we Come time ago mentioned a report of a pmpo fat having been made by BON /MASTS to Louts XVIII. to renounce for himfelf and his heirs an claim to the Throne of France on certain fpecified conditions.— This propofal, however. was of fo extraordinary a nature, that many Nylons were difpofed to clefs it among the idle fabrications of the day; but if any doubts formerly cai ted. they mull now be completely removed by this fingular dt , cument, which exhibits the whose bittory of the propofal, and of the firm and dignified manner in which it was received by the un• fortunate head of the Bourbons, and the reft of his exiled family. The following (bort flatement of the behaviour of the French fiddiers in Hanover is of fo {hocking and horrid a nature. that we &mid have forbore to offend the ears of our Readers with it, had we not thought it our duty, under the prefent circumftanees, to communicate it to the public, that Britons may fee what thofe banditti who threaten us with inva. lion are capablt of doing, and how different their charaaer is from what it is r eprefented in the accounts publilhed by theinfelves, or under their direaion.— The Exttaa is copied from a Morning Paper:- 41 Ever linee the conque it the whole Eleftorate has been a fcene of pillage and butchery, which is Paid to yield only to the Rate of Switzerland in Spring. 798. — The French foldiers have the moll unbounded indul gence of their ruling pa6ronsud roporky i rrosky, audio). In the City of Hanover, and even in the public thee% women of the higheft rank have been violated by the towel! of that brutal foldiery, in the pretence of their !unhands and fathers, and fubje&ed at the fame time to fuch additional and undefcribable outrages as the brutal fury of the violators, enflamed drunkennefs, could 'contrive. We have teen the names of Come of there unfortunate Lades; but the honour of their families, and the peace of their own future lives (if they can have peace), forbid us to publitb them. The Barns de a well known partifan of French philofophy and polities, went to the Commandant of Hanover, and claimed his protesSion as an admirer of the French Revolution. But be found no more favour in the fight of dr ka es.k. BONAP•11.101 yorriforier, than the moll loyal Noble man in Hanover. The French Officer told hies—. 64 all Yordoitifra ir new owe feee..—G. oboe your kg. tuft r Nur have we beard that the philofophers of Goettingen, the 0.11, 40 , tfraitty alto 1 terfoffiiibly, have been at all better treated. o What happens in the great towns and what Wish perfons of rank are of conde better known than the calamities of the body of the people. It is for this reafon only that we have feleaed them. They are. in fall, a pettedly fair fpecimen of the treatment of the whole miferable people. Every village exhibits the fame fangs in miniature. The masts, who have more fpitit, patriot:fm, and loyalty, than the', fuperiors, have already, in feveral parts of the country, been driven into infurreetion ; many vil lage► have been burnt to the ground, and two dif triAs have been' delivered over to all the horrors of military execution. The whole Elatorate, which, for its natural difedvantages, is one of the molt profpe rous countries of the Empire, will, by a few months of tuch tyranny, be laid abfolutely walk. " In the mida of thefe atrocious fcenes, fo wretched is the degradation of the Continent, that not a Ga zette from Naples to Arum dare, to Wert a fyllabk of truth from Hanover I" On Saturday the firt mail was received from Got. tenburgb. It is dated the z3th inf. and brings ac counts from St. Peteriburgh, by which it appears that the Ruffian Mediation merely referred to that part of our dilute with France which relates to Malta. Oa this fubjeit the Emperor is Sated to have propofed fiz articles :—'rbefe flipulated that no foreign Order of Knights mould be ittizoduced, but the Order to re main as it was before the war: That the right fief of the Order of Malta should remain with the King of Naples, as before the war : That Malta lhould be re cognized as neutral in all future wars between Eng. land and France. The other articles flipulated that the Grand Maßer Gould be immediately inveßed with the Government of the Wand, which, until it was capable of forming an army adequate to its de fence, mould be garrifoned by Neapolitans, to be paid and fubfified by England and France equally.— The different Powers of the. Continent were to be in. vited to guarantee its independence. The Senate of Hamburgh has fent a courier both to Peterfburgh and Berlin, to reprefent the calamitous &nation to which the city is reduced by the blockade of the Elbe. and to entreat thofe powers to intercede with the Cater Comm. to give orders for withdraw ing the French troops from Stadt, and thee other places, the occupation"of which has occafioned the blockade by the Englifh. A divifion of the Bataan fleet has failed from Cron. Itadt to cruise in the Baltic, and was hourly expelled at Copenhagen, intended, it is Cad, for the proteftioa of the Soond. A Burton Blip of the line and feveral frigates had, on the 15th of June, arrived at Trove monde. near Lubeck. Pruffia and Denmark have, it is faid, divested their Minifters in London and Paris to make flrong rem fentations on the blockade of the Elbe. A General Officer has been sent from Berlin to General Moe- Tilt on the fubjeß. Another Officer (Aidde•Canip to Field Marshal Mostesooa►s) •has been fent with important orders to the Duke of Baumswics. In the mean time the Britith cruisers prevent any veal, of whatever nation, either to pats up or down the river, direaing fuch as would enter it, either to the Wefer or Eider. On the isth, three frigates were lying off the Red Buoy, in the Elbe. Several Bills drawn in London are Rated to have been returned proteßed. This morning we received French Journals to the sill ;octave. and Brunets papers to the fame date, both of which are filled chiefly with details tafpeffing the tour of BnNAPAILTE, and the account 01par:to* gifts from different public bodies, BOIMPAIITI. af ter vifiting Fluffing, Ghent. and other places, was expeffed at Bruffels on the ipth or soth. Pants; hum st.—According to public Report, Genera; Massesa. St MUIR ilia, Lersavasouid As. Olta&U will command the Expedition preparing spina England. In confequence of orders from the Government. the Englilb confined at Rosen have bees eonduffed to Doarlens, fix miles from Amiens. The Rabbi of the Jews, domiciliated at Paris, has ordered prayers to be offered up during forty day% for the faeces of our arms againff the Englith.—Uni. ty of Force, unity of Vows, and unity of Contribu- tion among the French people, will force our enemies to requeff Peace from the Cuter Cousin.. Five per cents. 53 fr. to c. CONSTIIII7IIIOPLIp 1“111111 Is.—The Porte has TO ceived intelligence from ttamafens, that the Pasha of that city. who accompanied with a fmall army a large caravan. has beaten and put tonight, near Me dics. the troops of the rebel Abdul Wechab ;—(11 that Mecca and Medina are again in him. The 'Motions Pasha fent this intelligence to his Cairns can at Damarcus, who fent it hither by an estraor• dinary courier. Abdul Wechab before this had made great progrefs in Arabia. and had taken Goads. — The unfortunate inhabitants who attempted to de. fend the:Edelen were matured. FILAMICIPOIT. JULY 16.—M. de Eaystamaatoe Major and Aide-de-Camp of Field Marshal Mottle. Doan, has been difpatched with an important cam nation to the Doke of Brunfwick. and General Moe visa. Commander in Chief. M. Leonean, Privy Counfelkw of the Ring of Pratte, has fet out with fimilar inflruaions for Bark. In confkquence of a propofal made by the Archdoke COARLIS) the Em peror has given counter orders to all the troops about to proceed to Italy. We arc awed that the !As ia troops now at Malta. have received orders to take paktum again of Alexandria. Basis OF TOR MOTOR, JOLT 14....•••14 . Mrs have been received in Swabia from Naples, dated the ed of June. which announce that the new envoy, lb. ELLIOT. has met with a very favourable reception at Court, mad that he has already prefeated his cm' ral thi TM : th 4 an by the in 1 rive Mi bre sat me his boa the' We STI ing fail Mai COIT itee Pay' fron theft of t arri , to C time ber land iu tli cord fags, Tette 39. I to be days Cape