The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-08-27 00:00:00

;, - TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. Ste—l understand that an immense flight of ilyiirds has recently appeared in Kent, and excited much euti,sity ; I learn that the same phenomenon bas caused some degree of alarm to the superstitious of bo'h the great and small vulgar who frequent the watering places oa that coast, where it appears so Wm:tit u +mous have been the swarms of this beautiful insect. teat Vie streets have been literally severed wth them, and the gowns of the ladies, after an eventrig'swelk, spotted with them from top to bot tom. Now, Sir, as I wish to relieve the middy of your fair Readers, at Ramsgate, dce. from the dread that these ladybirds portend a pestilence, as well as to satisfy your more sage inquiry, allow me to com rounicate so yon a few particulars respefling the na tural history of this ince& ; tram which it will appear that weought to hail its battalions as we should sol diers, who are on their return from a glorious Tic bory—at least the hop-planters of Kent ought so to regard them ; for, though their crop will not now be hall a crop. but for these decoders it would pro bably nut have been a crop at all, and their present numbers promise them an abundant harvest next year. You are to know then, Sir, that all insects, as well of the beetle, as of the butterfly tribe, have, previously to their appearance in the winged state, existed as caterpillars or grubs. The mil lions of ladybirds which lately seamed on the coast of Kent hare previou.ly been grubs, or r s y &arra, for that tharrasore proper name. These N.errs feed enti uois the insects, which, under f the name of • the lk," or o pl ant lice," have ibis year made such havock notongst the Imps and peas ; and when it is considered :hat each larva destroys some hundreds of these insals a-d.iy, for some months, it may be easily cal e-ulated what an immense nueiber must have been destroyed by Vier's, and consequently that but for their s•rvices, our crops would have sustained netch greater damage thee they already have done The vast otialher3 of these ladybirds which have this year appeared, promise mat neat year their services will be more effeaual. as each female will deposit some hal•Jras. if nut thousands of eggs, which. when hatched into farr‘, in the ensuing spring, will pr.e. be'oty be able completely to destroy so many of the plea ice or aph.ods: (tor th:s i. ;heir proper name), as to prevent their doing any serious teju:y. lii this point of view, t::e swarms of ladybird. ought to be regarded as harbingers or joy 6y the fat iner and *soli-planter. and uy the visitors at ae war ring pieces, as proofs of the benevolence of the vet;. who has, by tins means, provided a iemed7 io toe destruftive voracity of the aphis, whose prolie fie powers are so immense, that from one female, in tb- course of a summer, many head ads a/ maim of in..ividuals may be produzed I In their peeled* state, as beetles also, terse ladybirds live upon epaida. and thus, probably, the myriads v . ll;cli have lately visit. ed e‘e coast of Kent may have saved the bopplant eo from she entire loss of their crop. In concluding this very impeded account of . this interesting insezt, let me express my regret that the negled of the stag of entymokgy in this country should have rendered it necessary. If this most in teresting science, which, from experience, 1 cm de• dare to be a source of the most pure and incxhaust ible delight, were attended to, as it ought to be, and as it is on the Continent, we should nut hear of people's fancying a fligh t of ladybirds • sign of pes tilence or ofli nee, or inquiring wnat can be the meaning of such a phenomenon; I am, Sir, yaw's, &c. 141 Y MuLOGUS. IPSWICH LAMB FAIR. At Ipswich Lamb Fair. which began on Salm. day last, the nur•.tber of hurdles set was much the same as last year, but a considerable quantity at the lambs being kept back by many of the growers, who did hot attend till the second Jay, the shew of lambs was, on the first day, smaller than we have *membered for many years; and 1 1 :e buyers. ex• petting a much larger quantity on Mobday, were not very anxious in making their purchas;s. From two o'clock in t..e afternoon nlitil cm, however. much business was done, but the prices obtained fur the lambs were considered from Is to 2,. in the pound less than last year, at which reduEtmuu a great many pens were cleared. On the Monday, as was expelled, several Large par..els of lambs were introduced. nhich bad not made their appearance on Saturday ; but so many lambs bad been sold off on Saturday. that in. lair could by no means be considered at any time a lull fair. The wetness of the day made it late before much business was done, but clearing up about three o'clock, a considerable briskness prevailed during the remainder of the Murata" upon terms inucu the Caine if Saturday, at which rate nearly all Lie lambs were sold. U► tHa ti Ltvs.—Very few Limbs were to be seen of the halt-bred Leicester, and that &toe.. may n.. 101 be considered as ue4tly ex:ON:Led. By tar the greater quanuty of lambs were of tare half-bred South down, but even to this von of stank it could. not be said that such a decided preference was given as we have for several years born witness to. The avidity, indeed, with e..nich halt-hie,' iambs of the South-clown or Leicester b;ceda have been so much riught after, a b epeered very evidently to be consi derably abated, and the real true bred &Moll heath lambs bound quite as ready a sale as limbs of any cuter description, wisbuut being subjeet to such a dedußion in price as lias of late years been the case. Or TPII Pe icts.--The Earl of Bristol's, Mr. BroArs's, Mr. Webb'.„ ut lrgliam, and several other parcels of lambs, so high in condition as to be fit for the batcher's immediate use, were sold at horn 245. to 275. each ; (tt.c Earl's halt-bred Leiesster 'tethers obtained 271. and his tires 2.55.) Mr. Wal. too. of Timmittli, had some capital Sonth-down lambs, which were sold at from 235. Gd. to 24e. Gd. Mr. Palmer, of Herringswell, averaged about 225. for his halt.bred South-do" n lambs, (ewe linen for his Norfolk tattoo Mills. sold his 'ewe aad wisher) at lambs, erbiela ware seise price. Mr. edicts, so:4ltheir and wager) and about one guinea limbers. Mr. Arch er , of Same hell-bred Sooth-down lambs (am 41s. G.l. and his Norfolk wetber lea considered very handsome, at the s Nue, of Tuddeokaiw o and many , - • . • half-iiade at from 20s. to 215. each. Ti ;. Duke of Gyifton's, Mr. Godfrey 's, et Kennett, and many more nil NOIIOIIM litoere to4l at Ws each ; but the general run of prices tor lambs of either de scription, was from 175. to 19s. each, at which rates the Elden, Barnham, Icklingharn, and other heath lambs, were soli. A large pen of ram births was shewn, said to be of the unit South-down brees!, lot which from 4 to 7 guineas per lamb wai asked, Being considered, however, by the gentlemen in th. lair m.),;t conver sant in the breed of sheep, to have more of the Berk shire thou the Southdown blood in their veins, the sale of :hem was very heavy. IVA FAL INTALLIGENCE. IPORTt;NOUTII, AVG. Q.S. Ai rived the Friend, Captain Brown, from Riles ; also ;he Marl, Ann, Captain Harrison, from Sunder land, with coals for Plymouth, retakes by the Falcon revenue cutter ; she was taken on Saturday last by a lugger privateer, which took on board the blaster and Mate; another privateer captured a large homeward bound West Indiaman, at the 'atop time. Sailed His tslalecty's ships Recidnace and La Perk', on a cruise ; and the Likrip, with a convoy for the Downs.—Winsi S.W. PLYMOUTH. AUG. 24. Came in the Flov:r sloop of war, from a cruise; and the fia.-.3rt, Monad, from Chaileston. --- Sailed His Majesty's bomb Hevq. wits a fl:et under convoy to the Ea:twat-J.—Wind S.W. DEAL, AAJCI!T Arrived His Majery's drips Fes Sow,/ from a cruise ; Alephant, from Jarnaka. with about 60 sail of vessels under co.. oy ; and the ts.-iolea bomb from Portsmouth. with a convoy, both of which have sailed for the river. The ships of scar remain in the Downs with the ships as per last.—Wtnci S. W. _ • maittvricq, AVG. it Last Sunday aftersonn near 300 of the secand battalion of the thirty-second regiment of Foot em barked on hoard the !Origin. and Lito-ty tram:ports, and sailed immediately to Ohl the convoy in Hose ley Bay. destined fir the Baltic. Nothing could ereeed the cheerfulness of the men in embarking ; they are all young men, The embarkation was con eulad by Captain WaLys. commanding the Sea le ;et:Ars:. The volunte.:ring goes :I:lbriii:lx here; eb•ive of the Westatinc.er have wised ou. for r‘giasents of the line and marines. NAVAL OFFICA S. WAVY.u:I.L, ivp. 1607'. A list et all offices crevel or revived since the £oels of May, 180 i, held either derivatively from the Cruvris, specifying the nature of the duties in each su:h infice,:stid Vie salt; y or emolument thereunts 4-.stext:d. anti tm namei Nf the perbniss appointed each respeetivety, anJ the dates of such appoiutimnts, so tar as ratios to this Department : %Whale !Voter,. Ct•mrnivionar of the N+.y.te at Malta Jan. lb W-I*.ttlul. James biotin, Utak to dote ! I .4sT tot. Charles Conoierch.a), Csomiignener ul t .e lies, me tit cointiattendrnee of Deett4rd utA %Vuolch Yerds• !line 2 i,_1306-10:rtat Jaure;K.theLfr,l;rtt Clerk to data, at Deptfoul, during the w v March IS, 11397.--t4V. C'ed: Diawal, the war. Itta,rh 1.:!9;.-1,11. Janie. hls; 61;;'t Leit;lio, at Wowlw:di, during tlia war. Marth 1507—..r.CY 1 Staiisa Caphi;:n, Ma•tet Sh!;rwri:lit, 144111, 04,1,111: tire war Fes. b. IS George PataPraaaa. 4a•ter .* ttralaltt, at 1.41.11, &Hong Om War Feb. 5, W0G...2W At Fahnottilt—AtuSt:mt .14:11, Naval Ofneer. Now. V, Iti 15--41001. James Pettitt. Clerk tn ditto dote Georg Bodly, Matter Stnpwright. Not. In, 4—, IN William Payne, ad...ler Attendant. Jan. SI, :sue—roil. At Beroisda—.John Duither, Natal Ulkicar. March I, ISJS William 'tuner.,laW-r, Shipwright. Nov 28, 1806--3001. A. liar arkres.....Daoiri tiAball, Naval Officer. Jan. 11107—.:401. SCARBOIWIGH, Aug. 23. The Assembly has been very brilliant these few nights past; and tbe presence of the amiable Duchess of Rutland seems to impart life aad spirit to every amusement. On Tuesday and Wednesday there was an Oratorio at the Church : and in the evening a Concert at the Rooms, under the dircdion of Mr. White, of York, and assisted by the young Gentle. men of the Choir. Mite Gieville, of our Theatre, on this occasion afforded much satistadion by the spirit. taste, and scienti6e execution she dis played in the arduous bravura of Strife. Ishii, the Lid Wain. from Tie Sai4r's Resta. On Thurs day the Theatre was elegantly crowded to see A Care for the Heart Abe and Animal .Ifasnetitas, under the patronage of the Right Hon. Lady Middleton. The perfer:nance went off with great spirit. Penton, Faulkner, and Kendall, did ample justice to ()id and Yosig Rapal, and Kaki Oath:ad. Yesterday there was nitul sport on the Sands, from hackney, pansy, and 111 races; there were some good beats betwees the former. and a truly laughable and hard run be. tereeu the latter. - -- In the evening the Theatre again boasted a blaze of beauty and fashion: the pertorruances were, Laugi iv4en you cast and !'deli, under the patronage of her Grace the Dachoss of Ilialand. The company are 6 . accounted good &aura." and consequently meet with great encouragement t be sides the patronage above-mentioned, they have been honoured with bespeaks from Mrs. Brand ling, the Countess of Aberdeen, Lord O'Neill, Lady Boynton, Lady Frankland, Major lleaxden. and the Ocers of the fits% West York. This detachment of Earl Firzwinians's regiment makes the town in a bustle at morning and evening parades they are fine men in general. and allowed by all to be excellent soldiers. The Oflicers are dashing spi rited Gentlemen, and the regret is universal that they have received their route for Hull. The first division will march to-morrow, the 2d on Tuesday. This remove is for the purpose of concentrating the regiment to give the men an opportunity of vulva. leering into the line. Mr. JOUN STOOOBIIIT ElMllitlfaallitt. of Cocker mouth. lest week pupal • red goontierry. earned Mot's runs, !kick war heel w dine. Id grebes and measured is sir C inches. The tree en winds it Ow. I ash is its essend year's growth. _ • VIE AR wr. Th folloarifig is an A u the nee Copy of the Pr mo sitimn relative to the S ate of the Army, ke. rc senteJ to the Ilouse of Commons on the t3tis ult. by Mr. Windham on the one site, and Lord Cas tlereagh on the other:— - MN. WiNblentta I. That the eiftelve strzlich of the Army was, Regulars. Militia. Tata On the Ict of %I 'mil, IN 1 4 -173,60 f) 73,1112 232,722 IM the Ist 1517.--.181,1E4 77,211 259,':,G7 A twin I.on liming in the m..ii time taken place, of a local ao. o of .1.u1.0 men and upwards, in the island of Ceylon. LORD CASTLWAOII. I. That the increase of 9,2 JS men, as stated, in the Regu lar Army, between March 16 6, and March 1807, has been produved by r1.9J8 man received Irons the Irish Militia, 'and 3,A2 wider the Additional Force AR—Total, 6440 men : without which aids (clrdmliig our losses in Egypt and Sout h Anstroc.r, rris. 6,165 men, which appear in the Effeclives of the Army on the lit Marra, 1807,) tiwarnly w0,i141 have ea. etensed, tinder the millions established in June, 1696, in the number of 373 men. Tnat the Regular Army htt been progrenively ineieasing, pre%Mall to tile Establishment of the new system of levying t uc i k. as Milos ; the amount being, On this ist July, 13.3 Ditto . . . Ditto . . . 18 ./j Ma. WINDHAM. 11. That the provisiinis of caftans Acts of Parliament owned during the year OA, and having 111 view the better ordering of the Ar.uy, and the iniortivanswit of the condition of Non C iinnimitunetl °Accra and Soldiers. touk effect how the kith of ',sae, in tile said year. 111. That Crum the Ist el July following, the number of Re crnits raised fur the Reviler Arose (exclusive of thole raised for rig,ign or Colonial Corps, and 6iin men fur a regiment cunsin.ineed by the H D , 11 , 01) wale In 'h• tirit pekod of thr,..2 nit) !ilk', " 1 1. 2,770 ~.. euttint; on the In i Oct IS )6 i;; 1 . .010 _ c In u•e 2J Penal, en,ll.lg nn the let ( 3,495 I ! e I 13,934 4eaue,r, I an 7 .. lit th e 31 p.,,,,e1. enchng no the Irt t ,335 '1 ^ ii I 21,340 A 4.1. 1307 • I ' irii In the 4th rriotl, ending on OM 411 i co d . _ _. t 84,31 g July, 107 I : J Loin CASTLiatiON. 111 That the number of Recruits r .i•ed quarterly for the Regular Army, betwe.n the 1.4 Manes, 1803, and let March, 1806, whin: the Reoeal of the Additional Fore. La was de terminsd on, r s cexc!lt,ive td Foreign and Colonial Levies, and of melt ttariefeired from the Maki%) as follows t• Number Rate raised. per Ann. Ist Q !art- , ending Ist .Inly, 1015 . . 4,869 19,46 n. lit Quarter ending lit Doe 11103 . . 4,2511 . 17,710. d f.ll .it..r rnrtir fht Jea. 11106 . . . 4,700 . Q.iarter ending I,t Apr ,111C;6 . . 6,054 . 24,384 - 11:n the ninnies, ol nn n u .ed at above, between Ist April, lf `7.i. a., I is• April, IBUd, was 74.40:13; the number between Ju:v la G, a. , 1 July lOW, 17,889, b. ing 8,114 lees than in o.e print yr.?; s•Aert.lS the liUnsber of boys fueled's' in the exe cited by 1.076 the number included in rite ti.e pree , 4lailfe ;al', produce. That the 1.0 mu .cr 01 .16:4 obtumed for Regular Service., isi &dine mm tradieferre4 frow tne Miatia (end ezekvive of Foreign and Colont.i sta., b*tween hay Ma, as I Jaly le I'., 81,0. 1 :3 men; betw•trii J.. y 1906, and July 19 .7, he g 13, rld Merl leo than ..i the preceding yeat, rf rin.n•, .4ervle.• re , we men retied in the letter year be. i•ig dreminall'e in seven or tine years, aceurding to WI: tmou of Ti.at %noir the sitimbar O. m i Irviat in the Ic!rt year was lee. than 13 the of ..ef, m4e.l In the wet:elm; It escoutma.s, an un . lu,l a . kfiti•etel Cidrid of to ine•etased PJT Lod t 3 the Atm. erre incurred, as an encourage erica so induce 11.1e1:1 IV entiol, beuig at the tale of 2.1:. per 11.1 on the um .4et 111 its.,. t41,..1 twoltll3 t:.e !fair; and Is ipea exp.b.ce .b. 1•1. lintr.ift, 1.4 elf i prop*, 6041 as the peusiutas oa 13 and I )eai". utuot:d tome lute oteridi. n. That during the former year the Recruiting Parties Sid not eiCted to 114414 r 4 5 ; .t in the latter year they hate been icr:.ise.l to 1,111, cm:imere or 400 extra Recru,tiox tarts:ere and horn Bth IJrcc.si!;+ r, 18A, 54 second laartaiiims &WIC hen recruiting, nod,' a.i intimation, thee If they Sid not raise 400 men each on six months, the battalions would be then ri..duced, and the °dicers 9:aced , 42 hall-pay; which ex. trioHinary increase of the number of Raersitin4 Parties load Ist , Qlbllered not only as highly ion todlcial to the discieliiie and tef.crericy of the army. hot as gu much expanse Incuira.l far the ler, of men, as dblingurshett from the periortriance of regiantidal duty lb vel.lat Oil number of men ratted as above for the re gular serri,e, has, in the latter year, been reduced, the proper. lion of Scaer trusts ire the army serving at home I,as b,reo rather increased, the !proportion being, in the lee summits* half yearly periods, as halloos Desennwes ie army at home. Jan MOO to July 11105 July 1805 to lan. 1808 Jan. 1806 to July 11106 July 1111.16 to Jan. 1807 Jan. 1807 to July 1807 MI. WINDHAM. IV. That en the fOttt of October. 1806, the Bounty to Re cruits was ret• , cet—for the Cavalry. frees 131 SI. OD 381 awl bar the lafsituf, 161. 6s. to 1 tt. 1 ts. LO&D CASTIAZZAGNI. IV. That the expense of Levy Moen) for General Service hos recce rvdsteed..-tur Cavalry, horn 191 to IN. as. 64. ; and for infaritry, from 2JI. Os. ro 19i. 124.61 Hot the tens of sconce ha. oleo bw,l reduced, hoe rarriee for life to service for rem and seven yens, which supposes two additirmal pei l ads of solatm.mt, and vossequently two additional ►uartses in the course of a service of t I yetis, 1131CtUllite of the additional pay and pensions &oats referred to. M. WINDHAM. V. That the R umber of Recruitscdfor the Regular Army en Gri-at Britain ynd Indand, ac,ording to the Adjutant Gene. rat's Returns, wit, in the Scn six months ef by ordinary Add.tional Total. Recruiting. force. 1803 . . . 6,136 . . . 4,187 . . 10,923 18•. G . • . 4,949 . . . 4,834 . . 10,783 11407 . . . 11,413 . . . ..... 11,413 VI. nut amongst the numbers raised in the first six months of 1303, are intlinial 3,089 salami Ity 06ceca sterusting mask. LOID CAITLSKZAON. VI That among the muntmt mood M the Bret lilt teeetthe of 14.1„ being 11,415 men, 11035 h•ee been mimd by the 54 second battalions; that it, by 0111 c .is recruiting me avid as ductios. let. WtsDt/•le. VII. That the left raiwol •ndr No Additio•at ►rte Aa, wore for hone urvice way, sad night be of any latest 11 , 4 lan t h an bee foot two i•chet r and wean; age Mtr••• II and 45. VIII. That in time Rialto Army no man could be received but bemoui the ages of IS and SO, and of a neigh' Hot ter than Awe (eat how Inches I the standard for men not analog for general service, but chi:moving their guneots, being Ave het flea Writes, and fa the !loads aid Cavalry still highly. LOUD CASTLI111•011. VII. and VIII. That with the exception of 5,155 teen immaterial to OtUfalle B•Uili10119, all men aimed eater the Army of Reserve and Adddiatal heat Ala barb been since eralistvd mere the Line, beiog of the age and height templed by His lidapium's regulations ; and amongst the aim tanshrted to tlealanta included all aeon w h o did ere char* to ester ha sauna same, without raterinee to age m height. MR. WINDHAM. IX. That b Ramis mural bJ eriliearg reenter are meant mem mead either at the hea.l-yween id raiment% or be the recruiting di.trial, Lie under the beiriarmateetbucia of W leepecan Gruen. Y. Taal aeribediti Oa the War Oillea Ram at leaaks fet'ihion boost, ha* Lean drawn, as awl at the head ao, *Sri of Regiininiu in Grind &hide, sod the Luipigiere,,, tars Return urn*, womb fo 'shed by the leereilae Dir e the produce of the ordinary foci oiling area , deft, t h e . months' of Ir At /load quarters Recruiting a r of lleginstuai Midas la. In G. Britain. G. Britain !reload. 1805 . . . 1,47 1 . . . 2,317 . • 911 . . 4 . 7. 4 Tho 6 . . 1,014 . . . 1,937 . . • 9 13 . . , 1007 %. . 2 . 138 •• • w 8 • 1 15 •• • VAG 11,(,47 5,447 XI. That the number of men ho volorstvered drew 'li med to unlimited weir. was, during fill wwwilis En•lang I July ISO) 11•Iti . . . . 1 Jan. 1606 • . . . 1 Jul! 1406 . s . . . . 1 Jan. 1867 LORD Cs Sl'LltEdett. XI. Thu the men volunteering from lintltai to admit,/ service, from Ist July, 1916,in Is itsteerlr received:co ranger bounty for only extending theirseretee from lead to general rurrira; whereas befit-0 that period OM bounty Mi ce the same) the men tra•nfer ri ng thannelent le the hoe, ex changed their tartlet, not only from books to &mile ter,;,,, but tam sm vies bunted in pow of limy se *maim fa, l:a and the men in the tatter pitied, who refused to *Malta tao r allrikeir were endured to be drained into guinea battalion. MI. IVINDR•M. Total XII. That the aural's, el men the from ai.e. re " at home was, doting the ant six wombs of lu Great Britain a In hasn't 11105. . . . lin 11011 . . . • lin tee 160 d . . . . 1 10117 . . . . lie Is, 1907 . . . •• lln slls . . • • lin fel Xlll. That the number NO she deserted NI A th e gg. cruiting &arid. was, during the Gm six maw.. ad 111" S I in 10 1806 • . . . • lln 10 11107 TRANSPORT.. • LORD C•STLI AAAAA . I. That the tr3nsperts at hen*. en the Ist of Ward. IR& combined of 390 ships, and 97,717 ems, of which SO ships ma 16,8114 tons were fitted foe Corsage service. and hided* to. nags for 1795 horses. That the transports at homy on the 44th of Much,llo7, were 79 ships and 16,4611 tons, of which only 113 ships sad 7,807 toils wets tatted for foreign envie, ; there Wag sa raCIM of frl ships and t 1,149 OM it Mr tamer Paned, com pared with tbe luta ; and of fl i p shipload 9.017 urn burr for foreign service ; in tha latbrepeciad, the provision v» claiy for 1411 horses. 11. That the above president 4 Senna" en the 11th af March, IE7, of 79 ships sad 311.468 Om, meld base be,. farther reduced under the Wend the Tradery, of the Vs Janrary, 1007, in the amount of N skips and 11644 ter hrd not the full execution of she above mien been prawn by the Contract, of 17 Ming such se to prevent Mtn hei,.; Arid off. and by Mee being under quarantine, having Moran oft 8M /nth March precede, frees the Meinewancan 111. That the *reimports ea hose semise, an Meath of pot, 18.1, consisted of 401 shim and 11,143 tens; of sake 07 ships and 2 1 ,219 tens were haul for foreign orrice, in eluding also a prevision fee 4,019 banes. Taaostoas-otetea. ago. 10, 1107. The ammo of Tosmage of Traarports at home, ea the 25th of Muck MP, exelasive of the amount neceesarrfor the Carnet Home &tyke of the re- speetive bepartments. was-. lie. Tana Pitted foe Canby . . . . . 3 la free. and Uwe Skim gprier a Sys eial Order. la the eaustbs of °debar and No vember. 1806, at la. per Tee. pa moo*. fee six months erruni, sad eaold ..l be disaarted in obedience to the order of the lads COl.lOl. sionersof Hie bliajistre Treougy of ilbelNd of January. 1307. parearesly to Ow espiratiee that time ri 5,413 Arrived upon tla• MM herbnak Much 10. 11r• frnm tine IW•ditervannan sad og in (assim ilate, eosin Not be Coriningel, W OS anode/ 9 1,411 1111.1. *9 &Ai WARSAW. Jucv 301.. The Government Committee at Dreamt hin transmitted to the. General Direaory here. the fol lowing command for publications-- " We rejoin the Genial Olasslary, prawithody to the ea& fication of the ssiangemenu which will but ands in a few days. to Ng tba just solecnode of the citizens at rot, by lbw mint solemnly assuring tlaeiss, that though within &narrower mows* thin hernia, trio governmental our country will bedeck's , ' stitinienal, free, and independent; that it shall he each. and altogether adatineteted by maim, and that the sorer, who is to reign omit sus i s attend Sat his virtue", of this P dynasty, aorrof that illUstriess Weer which hoe gives us ilk.- au4 whose memory is floor to is. Om language, peeserved Its perky, will be secured been the annihilation into.' threatened; pietectien will be pasted I. all doom uoa; isms dictated by wisdom, and treinies eenclude by the neighbouring States, whisk nelbleg can diestrey, be the immutable pledges of the happiness of the pewit Our army, whose valour hat dews so mee► bones, r nation, will be retained, together frith its new eiganV The peitrins end property of all who haw bed sup influence , the present revelations, wherever they may be, its sms from perseeutWn, and have nothing to fear for their fertwe "Divan eta full Meeting at Dresden) July 24 1107. " STA/41hLAUS MALACHOWSKI, Prodder COAIOI4ARICZT, Avow U. Ships at Markel Sol 4. Prise. ii .. Metteastie l3 4llt Oil. a Ns 4 .. Swimland.... 3 4.16 04. 46. PRICE, 0? STOCKS YESTIRDAY. Bank Salmi' S pal Cant. Reduced 3 pet Coat. Console • per Cent per CARL Navy 941 Long Annuities IS 1.14 Impend S pa Cana. . "I Omniona par. i P".• India Sonde I. I dle. par. 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