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BY Ai3Gislo§. or, • i i^r•prr „. 1 • & r w . • . ••• , . . . • . I • ' .. '.....' .. ,*4Ve,p.:.:„ 4 y .ar TrrAT_A .7:nr.ts.,' 1) -. ,x .'' -- ' ~ e • 1 - , • —..- .... II I , . • ,I .. 111 % ,...... , . • • lit s , • -). . i 1 P % ~ a ... Ilk i* , . "Pr e • . 4‘.... -4.... 10° 4 '0- 'll . t . ... ' AO. ~. . t -t- bt..: At= - , _ --_, - - - ~. oRpE p.Aiiic ESTATE. XFORDSHIR E. ' AUCTION, By Mr. PEYTON, ' October next, at Staple Hal , Witney, In Lots, FREEHOLD ESTATE, coin. rs otCokethorpe, Uocktingto and -tan& rights; and etuldements b . lon ;lig Coe ro.c., . rid subs.antial M.imlon 'Jou ,e, called "ETIIOI4PE HALL, us, Pleasure Grounds, in, complete order. omprking 2.1. Acres of Yicti Pa.t..re ant t to a t ) the. Incalus), v.ituabte i Isnsrles, ~~ ~' A CAPTAIN in a most tinexcepticirAble Regiment 1 of liaavy Dragoons,. with= to exeltrige to Infantry.— L et ter * , pa t e paid,addreastatto Captala L Spring Garden Corer botwe.,oClartrig-Cross, will be attended to. ?Woods, replete with fine growing' Oak Wxxl, contah.liut 80 Acres, and s.-yvrall to inclastd, wi h c itivriilent , ;!rin Acthsys an't revec!i.t.k:tenant. at will, and ocher lkeres iu hand, cont.:Ling altoge:her 'tear 'lids day was rifted wee 7a. Witched, r. 1001) ADVICE fa - 'lll6 HUSBANDMAN in awake Araliiis who Labour Hard inWwm !DM Sy THOMAS iKriDOES, 1111 =of wino' popoln Works upon Medical Subjects. by linint.t.as PHILLIPS, Bridge -street Etackfriars, Loesl6ll and sold by Mins aid Co. Bristol, and al l Book is tlinit2 mod county. EAST INDIA( HOUSE, Arse 17, 18041. THE COURT ty - DIRECfORS of the UN/TEb COMPANre MERCHANTS e ENCLAND,traticz • the BAST INDIES, d. iterri7ghe make, That a Quarterly/Jo:seed Court of the said Company iviif be held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday the 28th of September next, at eleven o'clock in theforenoon. , -- . • • 4 5 4 at his bidding, hiiharayt isa4,lraai O' . op side; aid that alteidy the s i t ' • '/I I! thew city were rising tip on the eredit ' Ai had been desolated by,ciVil lean; *bids *fen°. rated Government lout. * 4l 4 lt al y gr d it it r; dered populous and flqtrihiar.; ' his ' mounted hiS carriage at lirefsdewi, tb set bnt for Nand, he was loaded - with the blessings of the *emitted multitude, and, aboicall, 1w was saluted with .the appellation of Father .f La resit o• .to iisliti:their Majesties were every. wide reedit,' by assembled multitudes, 'aril the lowestecelaint e kvits and de pressions of Joy ; 'And ott er did the ' eof an adored Prince excite mote genetal xoce heart. felt pleisure.—The ball which the City of Paris wtt to give on the 15th, in BOO* of the Einpellies birth-day, is dellyed to Sunday, Jbit 21st: AUGUST 14.-41111 isce ll ency 'ate Miitister of Ma. rine arrived On the 12th at his tbnitrydeat St: Len. We learn from Wert, that the estate of LaMothe- Saint-Bernie, wfiidi lies about three leagnei aitit half finin that town, and. formerly' battled tdVii2 Grand Duke of Berg, *lll hineefilith cadet:Mitt part or the detnesnes.ar the Owen* . • -to Marquis de Gallo, Minisielfor Foreign Affairs to his Neapolitan Majesty, and Colonel Clary, nephew to the King of Spam, have arrived in this city. The young Pnisces, the soils of the King of Naplei; have set off for that city, accompanied by M. Baud's; their under-tutor. AUGUST 16.—0 n the 14th, at four in the afternoon, . their Majesties the Em and Empress arrived at St. Cloud, in good health. . • . At five o'clock all the. theitrai Were opened forth: free admission of the public ; And at six the ainiiver sary of the Emperor ' s birth.aal ivas annnunced by several discharges of artillery. The same evening a splendid eu t was . given in the garden of the Senate. el7s fine weathei, was peculiarly favourable for this purpose. The Se;. nate chose that occasion, that the public attention should not be diverted from the festiVititi appointed for this day. .. The walls of the palace Were tastefully illnOsit.:, ted, and a multitude ofpersoas, aniong whom were i great number ofladies, filled the garden, aattiowd ed to hear an excellent ball Of music ; avhils i baser* had their attention bCculi with exhibi*i itfivety description, until the scene was closed with it inagni;, ficent display of fire-works. The theatre Of the'Ernpiess *as alsb elegantly del emitted, and the front of the Odecti vii beautifully illuminated. A ndnibei of private honks were alsd illuminated the moment the first repoet ditto tins was heard. ARMY. p, CAPTAIN in a desirable Regintea; . :of Two Butanes—die fin; of wbich is on the an' tbe tweed: nay strong, wilt exchange with a Captain in a loimpaii. _Apply Gory, by letter, pow paid, to . Captain Z. IVlMllletib, Taylor, Charing-Cross. se the Manors, Minion Itraise, Office, all and Works, Fisheries, ar.d l'otetterpe Farm and Land adjoining, in Mr. Co• THE PEERAGE! rTHE pyislic are respectfully informed that a verj sopefior COMPENDIUS PIZIACIZ, Wider the title ot a 810. GRAPHICAL INDEX to the HOUSE of PEERS, 'Madill -I particularly the Parliamentary and Family History Of Caltatopp. sup Peers, and many useful particulars never before introduced into a Peerage, will appear on Thursday, the 26th of August, by .., the Anther of the Biographical lades to the House oftommoies s is a similar, butthicker volume. In ghting orders to Booksellers for this Work, it is neeessory to ha ascot i n deserting it as, Wilson's Index to the P (se ne w sod very igertorNOrics may be substituted in its CARR vertu HOOD AND SHARPE. This day Wlll published, price One Shilling and Sixpence. TRIALTIE AT LARGE of an Action brought by Baz liims - VAi* against Hoot, and Suee rt. for the Publication of a CARIC ATURE; la which are i ntro d uce d t h e whole of the Evidence of the East or Mourns:oxen, VIS• MONT VALEWCIA, and SIR RICHARD Pet ILLIPI. IHUHTIDRIERIATIM RlO/4 THE NOTES TAICIPI IN eunar an THOMAS JENKINS, SHORT qui' ND wants . . Printea for Sassier:fon and FOULS, and sold by C. Chipple, Palhaifill; T. Reytedds, Oxford-street; and all Booksellers. -,. 1 , __' This doy wailpubiblied, ManduatiPly piloted by Balloneyos to foobeap Era. price S.. THE. . POOR MA.N's SABBATH : with other Poems. Li. -' SY JOHN STRUTHERS. . Third Edition, corrected and enlarged. ' Wierrepi'dnide_lhe Archibald Condi* and Co. Edinburgh ; and Yoh!). .m, Pleet-etreet, London. WILLIAM iMMSAr , Secritsry. COUNTRY AGENTS. PERSONS resident in the Country, desirous of becoming Agents to the Eagle Insurance Company, (which Afars the Payment of Rent to sufferers by Fire, and urge Abate a:mob apes thePronituns) are requested to transmit theirtuunes, residence, and business to the Secretary.—By Order, WILLIAM BEETHAM, Secretary.. deshansurance Office, fOr Fire, Life, and Annuities, Cornbill, London. Perk Farm and Wod-, is Mr. Thu- Estate will be divided into many Lots, for 'chasers. w is now making, and specifications otthe d early in September next, by applying at :s, land Agent, Warwick; and at Ns. incyln's Inn, London. SOUTHEY'S LETTERS FROM SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. in the Press, and speedily will be published, In Two 'Volumes foolscap Octavo, s new Edition corrected aid amendcd of, LETTERS written duria a short residence in SPAIN and PO RTUGAL. , , • I_,_ _.- lip /ADIEU fIOUTHRY. • . ' Printed for Longman, Harst,Rees, and Orme, PaternOtterziow. RS AND LiTATE, PitINCIPALLY FREEHOLD, ry, Ashill, ar.d adjoining Parishes, its the she County of Norfolk, within two miles a of Wattun; the property of the gate • JOHNSTONE 9. BAKER. N()Tiis hereby given, th at the SALE of t h e ISTATIkt the above Chase, Which, weds the approbation of Edward Morris, Esq. one of the Mamas of the High Court of Chancery, was advertised to take place at the Royal Oak Inn, at Leominster ' in Herefordshire, on Monday the 26th d a y o f Sep tember 1808, between the lours of Twelve and Two, is pest pe led, with the approbation of the said Master, until further notice. BY AUCTION, By Mr. BURT, day of September, li 08, at the Angel lug, E, Norwich, precisely at 12 o'clock, in 17 le Estate shall be sooner disposed of by which dee notice ve il! he given FARM, in &than; 'ro'ney and consisting of a good Fartn-hotrie, Barn , other convenient Buildings, and :106 Acres ble, M now, and Pasture lard, of excel c highest state of celtivalon, all inclosed the occuption of Mr. Rugh lioughea, 1 exiiire Michaelmts, 18in. . nu, cali:.•d the Park rim, In 8.1113/T1 To xcillei:t lam-Muse, pleasattly situate on Cow-durst, (:(.unary and ether Acr,s, •3 Roods, aed 33 Perches or rich • aSti.lit: L aid , all inclo.•-d in a riog f ncf„ or Mr Jolin Witikfield, under a lease, ichaehn3s, I nl 3. • I IL'XPEDITIOUS TRAVELLINGteIRELAND K . , by way of Bristol, Where there are Thirty-four PACKETS constantly passing and reprising; Six on the average, weekly, wind and weather permitting; taking their departure from Weeks Hotel, and Lamp-lighters Hall Inn and Tavern, for Dublin, Cork, Waterford, and Belfast. Passen g ers going to either of the ports may be accommodated with Sea Stock "of veal description at t►e above Hotel ; and should tbay, by contrary *oda, or any other cause, choose to alter their root, it Will be taken back free of any expence. Goods, Carriages. Horses, &c. &c. forwarded to the flakes of Mr. Edward Phillips and Mr. Duncan Fisher, Ship Agents oppo- site the Draw-bridge, Bristol, will And a safe and speedy convey ance to either of the above Ports. • This day was pablisised, in One Valuate Bvo. Price 7s. in boards, THOUGHTS on,PROPHECY : particularly as connected with the present times supported by History. "TIM man of sin s the son of perdition." 2 Epis. Paul to Them By G. R. MOAN. " And now I have told yea before It come to pass, that wins iris come to pass, ye might believe."—John xiv. 29. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternosterslow. This day yrere published, In duodecimo, with an Engraved Fronthpleoe, price 7s. ha extra PATHETIC T ALES, POEMS, &c. By J. B. FISHER, Author of" The Hermitage,'" Mort Castle,' &e. Ste. Printed for the Author, and sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, pad Orme, Patessopter-row. ki,rLxo'ilhick, and Plantation in Hand, nd co•,tainuv 5.1 A. 3 R. 23 P. Dr. TRUSLEICS USEFIi L BOOKS.-Catalogues grade, C PiMftwiter-row. I MOMS, OF .H.LS CIN/14 LIFE, quarto, 14s. U Publisher sant;ldir say teat the beat authorities, that this work is highly intetes, ontebaloing, and instructive ; and the nearest appvoach to swift raassiar, since his time. L The D;istinalon hetes.= words esteemed synotimens, and the choice of them determined, 2 vols. Sd edition, Ins. 6d. " The-more our wards are weighed, the inure forcibly skull we write and speak."—Da. StAnt. 3. Slackstones Commentaries abridged and adapted to viung and old, 2d edition, Ss. _ _ PRIZE WINE. FRENCH PORT—A Wine that Will, if m ere ly tasted; totally supersede the drinking of Portugal W. It possesses all Its richness, with the strength and flavour of Claret, and, although the Captors submit to a disposal of it at a low price (front the quantity on hand) the Purchasers will by po means find it inferior to any French Wine. Seven Thousand Dozen to be disposed of, at Ms. per damp, with 230 dozen of Madeira, at 755. per dozen, bottles included. Applicatiass to be made to Mt.& Tod, Army and Prize Agent, No. 35, Great Tufton-street, Deon's Yard, Westminster. cjent Farm, i;; Saban . ; 'Toney, consisting nt•house, two Barns, timbLi.s and Offices, ;o z :ether oiclt G. Acrts, 2 Roods, and lea,:Jw, and Pasture Land, of the first lying trg,nlior, and in t! . .e.occupation of ;der lease for the term of twelve p.ars, ANNUITY AND DISCOUNT BANK. MONEY advanced on F ree h o ld, C opy h o ld , or Leasehold Estates. and or Houses; Stock in the Funds, Marriage Setdatuents. Widows' Jointures, Rent Charges, Patent Places, Clergym e n' s Li v i ngs , an d Annu i t i es. Personal Security will be accepted from die Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their Heirs • and in any Inatome where the single t= of an Indisidisai may be deemed loudest, the addi anodise person to guarantee the slayment of the annuity interest, will remove the objection • and in all cases. the Publi c will have privinge to redeem ;it th eir pleasure. Good Bills die counted of intone. Apply person* between the hours el! and 5 ; or by letter, to the Ditwelor aft bank, No. 8, Lower John-street, Golden_ square. Mvadow Land, in Sham Tniey, soptA4l.- 'erc:lec, is the occnpation of Mr. Charles y: Irto year. .d ilantations in Hand, lying in dirsentrei-; g, :6 A. :2 R. 522 P. smali iorn! , act harm, in Stibani Torpy, now into . two Tenements e o;dl,;,ddings, and Acres, I Rood, • " A inowledgt of our own laws is an essential part of educa tion, and no man is safe without it."—Judge BLACKSTOKL. 4 The Country Lawyer, in manner of Burs's Justice, third edition, ss. S. A System of Etiquette; 24.6 d. ex:,llert Aiaie. and Pitstur:. Lana, la Darithy Wright, under a Lease for tw,l , rs ran ML ha.lmas, 11301. _ EXPERIMENTAL PHU.ogOPHY. this day were published, in Two Volumes iSrne.ilhistrated by SS superior Engravings, price 12s. in beards, and 14s. bound and lettered, pOPULA.R LECTURES on EXPERIMEN TAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, and CHEMIS- TkY, intended chiefly for the Use of STUDEkITS and YOUNG PERSONS. By GEORGE GREGORY, D. D. Doctor in Philosophy and the Arts, Stc. ; Vicar of West-Ham ; Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Landaff ; said Au thor of The Economy of Nature, &c. &c. Printed for RICHARD Put Ltirs, 6, Bridge-street; and to be kid of all Booksellers. TO MEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES. atNTLEMEN'S Clothes continue to be made 'LAin the most elegant and fashionable manner, and in that highly approved style of cutting which has given universal satis faction to the Nobility and Gentry; by DIF FRICHSEN and (MARK. Taylors. at No. 12, Ratbbone-place, London (theist ter heretofore Foreman to Mr. Aura). They also make young Gentlemen's Suits and Hussar Dresses In the moat tasteful and elegant form. Country Residents may be Informed how to send their measure per Rost. ures of eery rich Arable Land, containir•.a Ing the Parsonage of Sahain, in the occupa rt Rolfe, as tenant from y.ar to year. a two dwellings, with 6A 114. and 4P. of Cara Toney, in the occupation of Mr. Chas. year to year. house intiaham Toney called the rev, With arden isslongi.lg, in the occuption of Mr. , cr his under tenant. called Sal)arn Mcor, and the Laed surroun. A. 2R. :21 P. in Dresses, Naval Ui Liveries, dr.e.*c. Breeches, of Arable and Pasture Land, containing Sahant Toney, between Highgo Thick act .1, in the occupation of Mr.'fimothy White, year. urt.s of very good Arable and Pasture ~ containing 31A. 21t. aml SsP. abutting on, in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Mann, rs fr.nyt Michaelmas .18C0. . _ . sures of extremely good Arable Land, con 9P. with the barn lately erected thereon, ly orth side of the Park Farm, and adjoining the occupation of Mr. Henry Oldfield, and uded in the lease granted.to him. sirai+le Farm in Ashill and Houghton, eon -1 gardm, and 39A. 2R.. and 37P. of good upatio3 of Mr. licory Oldlield, under it f the same with the last lot, for the term of 1.e1.11.v, I 5.:4. . 71y valuable Yarn . ) in Ashill, in the orettpa conAstinit of iconveuient farin-hocso, catta7e, and other outbuildings, awl I 44 ni ...kr- - .1)le aut.!. l'xitura Land, of •ettccllt rt s:ate of cultivation, :11 ir.ctosed au.l lyittg t is ander lease, •vhereo.t two years rail nt.st. . •v , tl.re and Yar.% in Ashil!, in under io;la.nt of Nir:l4:in c!- - )-...ir,•s of vii v Ai-able and Pasture in Saham Tom 7.. and ::1 :he st-veral necupations of P.c•i i :':iett,and Mr. William Frrrcr ar or of Cattoa-hail, in .',.llh•dhaiii: 'arm is *rolloy, Oving: anti qiipd.. or . \ir. uf - a ca 1):'1, , , I Al: r;I:h Ir.: '1 &C: 2.2 l't (Jl . .1! - 3 . : excathnt Ariblet lyi gctiter, ht la by .Mr. r y , a7s rr , tor., in !!te comrc of Mr. Pcces an ; r the ~c.:upativa of Mr. Edward 1C a7s rr, . _ • • er T. , ,r:lships of Sa!larn Toney; tt.;:):ts, ltcya! , te ilLr:ltElitit'S, ;:q., OW annual profits 1 , 3 I:av , .: amounted to n ' u't F. corrnlety and dt".imb!e to a - •---;••-. % , :d to cons. ..-• L.:.ndsbt.ing of ni zh, of the Wood p•-tiv)sed to be di. desirous t 0••• cis% Farms. ptrtizular apply •..s. .%;ar7uw, lianbury, and nu'ufs, Braintree' and I'r• to, Bru-wiek-square • Mr. ; J. n. 1:s q. visor.; Messrs. •hank, or to Mr. Norsvic.l4, u . 1:'1• .L L 11... : • : .1 ; of A of t.statc may b. seen. 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By WILLIAM LEYBOURNE. . f • Twenty-third Edition, easefully conected. - The extensive sale and umfainen ef this book have given tin to. some spuriouseditions and inferior imitations jibe Proprietors, however, determ!ied to maintain that superiority ley have always held, aodeonceive themselves justly entitled to, hove, anthisedition, am only printed the Work on a larger and dearer type than hereto fore used; hut have had the win* of the Tables re-calculated, and twice read over from the press by a person on whose ore and correctness they could place the most implicit confidenee ; thus making it a work on which perfect reliance may be placed, and at the same time so clear and distinct, as to render it particularly valuable to those of weak sight, or to whom, from their multipli city of business, dispatch is of the greatest importance. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, W. Lownds, G. Wide and J. Robinson, Scatcherd and Letterman, I. Walker, H. D. Sy monds, Mathews and Leigh, C. Law, Longman, Hunt, Rees, and Ore , Mawman, B. Crosby an d C., Dartoa and klitvey, nod L Booker. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SQUIBB, At Gat sway's Coffee House, on Wednesday the 7th day of September, 180., at Twelve o'Clock, A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the County of Hereford, comprising the Maaot and Roy alty of HAMPTON COURT, the Ancient Mansion House, (replete with accommodation for a large Family,) with, the Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Park, the Green Farm, Water Mill, Lake, and Fish Ponds; Picturesque Cottages, Groves, Vi'dods and Plantations, highly ornamented with I amber, chiefly Oak; COM • pridng wards of Twelve Hundred Statute Acres of very rick Aralac, , Pasture, Orchssd, Hop Ground and Wood Land, (Tythe Free;) delightfully situate in a beautiful Country, five miles distant from the Borough of Leominster, nine Arm the City of Hereford; and 133 ham London. T 6 be viewed by tickets only; or on application to Mr. Tan ner, at the Steward's House, in Hampton Court Park, of whom printed Particulars may be had ; also at the New lan, et Here ford ford; the Hop Pole lon, Worcester; at Garraway's Coffee House; . of Edward Boodle, Esq. Lower Brook -street; and of Mr. Cla ridge, No. 47, Pall Mall, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. TO MERCHANTS A ND OTHI RS. • FREEHOLD ESTATE IN CAMBRWGE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • . _ (By order of the Assignees of Thomas Francis, Goodman Francis, and 'llomas Francis the younger, Bankrupts) at the Black Bull Inn, in Cambridge aforesaid, on Saturday, the 17th day of September, i SON, at Six o'Clock in the Evening, subject to such conditions as shall 1W then produced. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, consist ing era Messuage or Dwelling House, fit for the immediate reception of a genteel Family, Accounting House. Merchant's Yard and Premises, near the Great Bridge, in Cambridge afore said, lately used and occupied by the said Bankrupts, and com prising Warehouses, or Corn Chanbers, which will contain nearly sots) Quarters of Oats, a Coak Oven, Coal House, and Coal Yard, which will contain upward; of 300 Chaldron of oals; a Chaise House, and four roomy Stables, Lofts, &c. The Premises are most eligibly situated, and well c &elated 'or an cite. I've Mere; mile being contiguous to tbt Navigable River Cam, from which Goods may be immediately warehoused, or be put on board, and where a considerable Mercantile Business has been carried on for many years. The Premises may be viewed, and further particulats known, by application to Mr. Thomas Markham (nne of the Assignees), Mr. Wood; Attorney at Law, both of Cambridge ; or of Mr. Harvey Goodwin, Attorney, Lynu, Norfulk.—Letters to be post Paid. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Fotholo.street, Plymouth, on Tuesday, the :uuli of August, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, T HE Hull and Stores of the Spanish Lugger la CONCEPTION, E. Easaldna, late Master. era. DIMIN7ION3 BIINC, Length on Deck - - 81 Ft. 6 In. Breadth above - - 22 10} Depth in the Hold - - 11 10 Admeasures - ISO 58-94 Tons. This Vessel is almost new, being her first voyage, and will ma/se *slate Schooner as ever swam', she was taken by and condemned Is prize to his Majesty's ship Orestes, I. I. LAPINOTIERL, Esq.. Commander. And immediately after, • . The entire Cargo of the said Lugger, consisting of Wine, Vhies gar, Iron, Paper, Blankets, Provisions, Saffron, &c. &p As also will Ise Sold by virtue of i OM:mission of Appraisement modiSale addressed to W. P. Sierra and .iOIIN HAwesa, iirs- - The American Ship ANN, Peregrine Howland, late Master. Inini•UONl t ' Length on °seek • , it' • • - r Ft. 6 in. Breadth allows, -. - 41;• .. IS ' 8 Height betweaSlGll*B - •- - 5 8 _lerh of kini4 , ...t . .. / . Adlneentrer - - - ,K 1 51-94 Tons. • He a fine Figure itsetkotows well, and sails well, was de tained by hinNie}esty'ffsVate layalce, Sir'W.-13nsnan,t0111." number, and the Conflict gun-brig, Lieutenant . BesiTs Com mander. Also • the Arab& Schooner LYKKENSPROVE, *rt .— 80 ~ . • • .. . Tons burtherl" And afterwat4tille Hull and Stores of MI Spanish OK, BUENA ESPERANZA, Mandaran, tate • Mutter , 1,,,,.. , T en s borthen, with bet- Cargo , consisting of Oar, Rafter% s • Grinding Stones. Aid also, the Pottuse Scho oner fib NN JEWS tie ALMAS, Moline, late Matter, , st 60 Tom tuuthen; With Set Cargo •., Salt, from St. Übe s. For inventaiics, viewing the Vessels, and ether partiesian, ap ply to W. 1 3 : SMITH, Esq. George-street tbsek ;or to - Plyinouth;Ais;ust IS, 1608. JAME' SLIADE, plystoathi .. FOREIGIi INTELLIGENCE. PARIS, AUGUST 10. Our Newspapers of this day contain an account of the passage of their Majesties the Emperor and Empress over the Charente, and of their stay at Rochefort. Their Majesties having arrived at the Charente at two in the afternoon of the sth, left their carriages, and embarked on board a ves sel, to be conveyed by water to that city. The road by land was full of people, and at that moment both banks of the Charente were crowded with spec tators, whose acclamations were mingled with the ringing •of bells, and the sound of the cannon from the. walls and the ships. 'Mien Majesties were landed at the Town House, immediately adjoining to which is the Public Garden, which had been ordered to be 1 set apart for their Majesties alone: But the Empe ror ordered it to continue open as wall, and all the inhabitants surrounded his Majesty, and approached him on all sides. On the same clay his Majesty in spected the naval yards, the port, the docks, the arsenal, Etc. ; and the next morning, at three o'clock, his Majesty repaired to . the Roads, to inspect the ..newly built ships, the Island Aix, and the other works. “No where (say the accounts from Roches fort) could his M!tjesty excite an enthesiasni equal to that of which he has been here the object. We thank hini for the regeneration of tranqtullity and peace, and are indebted to him for those great works which have brought abundance to all classes of men, and which, by removing the causes of the unhealthi ness of our city, have preserved the lives of numbers of our inhabitanti. Our totes . bait bean com pletely paved, our morasses drained, plantations arise around our houses, numerous fountains supply tis with wholesome and agreeable water; in short, every thing'fiourithes ht a district, which, before the reign of thelEmperor, seemed doomed to misery and de population. We have not mouths enough to express our applanses, and the effusions of Our gratitude: o — Moniteur of th of August continues the journal of Napoleon's progress. On the evening of the 6th he left Rochefort ; at one in the morning of the 7th reached Niort, from Which place he departed 'at eleven at night, and ,by dat-break of the Bth reached tin ee in the afternailiecif thi Sch he set out for Narita, and arrived . thete at tltive in the- mo ot ing of the . 9th. At Rochelle , up onth departure of their Majesties, the whole city was mutated by the ;nhabitants, 2*--4 • who wishe4 thit r Majesties should be able to. see eien:frouf 'af . hots the city, even upon their depliftiii; Was 'iirith joy which their ptekenee bra ercited. One 'entrance in Vendee, hit MajeetYlid' the satisfactiOn lb find that the traces of the pifit - misfortunes of that , le Were -well ttigh tficed, that they *de IteppY s Mr Vie whole "leant of their hippinesir; :that, • .. This morning early the sound of CaAnon. again an nounced the festival, tile anbisetnenti Of which were Conducted in exact tunfoxibiv ' to the plan issued by the Minister. The multitudes of perple in all Oat ters were immense, and the public ealihitibits gait the highest satibfaction. , Fire-works were let of in the Champs es, at eight o'clock, and immedisely after, tierviri it ph neral illumitiaticm4 This morning his MO* ilhe Empeftt and fr,ing received in his private cabinet at the INdette-te• Cloud the Princes and Princesses of the Imperi'at Fli ntily and the Princes of the Empire,, a f t er which he gave audience m the Ministers and Grand Officers bf the Empire and the Ladies and Officers of the rial Household and that of the Princes. At ten o'clock, his Majesty, iseing seated on Es . throne, received the congratulations of the Senate, the Council of State, the Court of Cassation, Cham ber of Accottots, the Clergy, the Civil and Military Anthorities of Paris, and the Consistory, all of Whorls ; were' introdtleerl in-tle usual form. ,At hal= l * s en his Excellency Baron de D r ey er , EnVoy naq and Minister Plenipotentiary froth the King of Denmark, presented h's letters of credence ; after which his Mijesty gage audience to 'all the Foreign Ministers. Their Majesties then at tended Mass, which was followed with the re Mum ; on the conclusion of which there was a stand audi ence in the Gallery. On the 14th inst. a braise statue of the. Emperor was cast, in die- best sty* at the foundry of Sts Lau• t*, ender the inspection of Mr. Launay. The mo• tent the moulds were removed, the spectators, with one voice, ficlaimed--04 Long live the Em 1" This statue, which is to tie placed on the column of Austerlitz, represents the hero resting on his sword, and holding in his hand. a globe surmounted with a figure of Victory. ,zett It is reported. that the Court, after passing a few days at Stb Cloud, will proCeed to nntaiiibleau. The 5 per cents. on Saturday last were at 81 fs 40 c.—Bank Shares , 1260 f. MADRID, JULY en The istoclamation of our illustrintts Miniarth as King of Spain and the Indies, took platoon the 25th with great pomp and solemnity' An immense Mul titude of people from the city and its eavirons crowd ed to witness the ceremony\ Thereatest Older every where prevailed In the evening admission eras given gratis to the three Theatres of this town, to which the people *rent in great ntithbers, but not the Last disordek occurred. His Iszcellency Count del Campo Alange gave a splendid entertainment to -the -members of the ildterent ministerial departments. His Majesty has appointed fourteen Members to the Council of States Don Pablo de Areibas. Council lor of State, is appointed to the oftee of Intendant- General of the Police of Madrid and itidsptudetwits. Majesty has granted co the Count del Camp o de -Alknge, ineito his legitiniate Male Woe, the - thle of Orandee of the Firittlam as a poor of his Majes ryts consideratithi of the service ohm Noblanuaa has done the Shari Oct' ifeseph Massaredo, Vfiettbr , GM:Fig- of the lioopk; 4e; aft, agame • Cassia. Gemmed o' theitoll , llileis.. [Re waiving' avela these tide:sub& -a 0 : .• • . .i= r - . . 'nth day whs published, THE GAME BOOK FOR 1806.—This Urfa. 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