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[PRICE SIXPkNCE. .. . .. i . net, Miallaarough, Wi takire, auxki.al I , Chichester, spirit-merchalit. i te.l, N.o4bury ' herkshire. clatkler. 11, Liver:wel t Lulea:hire, woollen draper. Great Y;trasouti). Norfolk, vphaklzr. .4 , Wrininghami, draper. Old Brunlnton Middieret, build .r. i I G. It igg, 11444-stn•et. Cheavade, LOAM IrIFICATE.S. Mar 2s. nt , 41411-boil ttr . cour t Worwidc.hire, trnolenmbed. I nt-street, I irl I Ull el' • tyuar..., 11,1ok1Irsrs, 1 I;terroisonrei.4. Nf:ddleQex, snntli. . -y Laintreth, Sorry, naitry-enok. 4 , Yo!kgbire linen-drap-r. :kard, %tic:ld-street, Chrainide, LP ii 'alley trimming-luiulufact own'. P Sucar, fur the Week ending M; , i . t n of England and Wale*, per (;),/ ! og Ain 157—Wheat sfas ¶W Uses Ida. v4l. Warta Sir 4al FOREIGN I NIEL LIGENCI. E PAU, i 34.1 arm ~ five in . J his r lay wil ause of iceive , , e peace . he jou 'A ontinue politic, )f the e : rely, ar, the re. ~ tive to ' • some Y. 71 der A .. 1 tte, th 4 --; -a w. •th wes lengt. erpetu lair, a 'arliar, ,IC. 1 SL E, . • . i to tur nton t Cr, t Ild rs idea., Coun take I tnnoi t apF embt qrbli . reme e. ling of ling he I and Iles me tan le t i ‘ ng .ept lot ~• ltal, :rim . s *I . . t I s * .V P, '44 • ,,, g • • .:r7,. car pre it. . d 1 , NI. th S. . !.. t ! ' , 1 ..: I i. Speedily will be pohleited, ellegantlr printed, in Une Volum Quarto, and illudraied by numerous Kdgraviugs of .kret guides, View-, C.vittnnee, Plans, Pootions, 1:c. ride Three GLIII/Clif in Boards, the Second Ed.tion of AJOURNAL of the late CAMPAIGN in EGYPT; from the sailing of the British Arnic unite. Lieut tuant -General Sir Ralph Abercomiby, K. R. from (:.braltar, to the Surrender of Alexandria, and con-a:pieta subjection of Egypt: including Descriptions of t'le Country, aud of Gibraltar, M . ca, Malts, Marmoric; and Slacri. Ti I()MAS Catonin in his Ma m sty's t I R..giin.tnt of roce, and Camp to Nlajor General Sir Eyre Coote, K. E. M P. etc. This Journal follows all the 1110V , :111ellit: :111 , 1 nin ratuins ..f the Rritith ArliiV ; and enihraca thaw of the Torkish Arinios and v the t;rand V.4ier and CApuatait Paella ; a. also those ut the hidian Army UM r M .joy Gt!llleral )1)4,1, frfnm tisc tine et its arrival ha the Red S. a, until its junction with that emu niatirl -A hy Li.rntennaat.Genortl Loril liutchnison, K. B. near Rosetta. The Atinendix cont:tins a great Nutub-r of Official Papers and Returns. Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. J unz 2. A. Warier, ArLtrlbaruusli, Wi Ware, anocking /Dam .atei tater. Msy 27 K. Earle, Chichester, spirit-merchant. June 1. J. Atunle.l, N.:abut! hetblinre. cl othier. 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TILE HISTORY OF THE LATE VAR. 01HE Publisher respee.ifully announces that Mr. STEN tE,NS's lIISTt)RY OF THE LAI E WAR, from the Comiuoricentent of Hostlitiet bt'we-n Fran::e and .I.u.tria, in 1791, ill the Piwee b.iwa. n Entire and Greet pritoin, in 1309, will poiitively br remlic for ds•livint, and be 1134 of Al Bookseller., on Thured.iy, the 19tli The Wink will Ce.11,16t of Two %fly Isl. and haudtn:ne Volumes, medium quarto, ac -nom:tined with Nips, and with copious rind Teri particular lielerce, end will lie cold for Three G vas, in board.. FROM THE PARIS PAPI RS. mis, MAY 5. Lord Whitworth had announced his departtir - e as fixed for this day at five in the morning. 1 his Anibassador has changed his resolution, and it is not said whether this delay will have a short term. Whatever may be the cause of this new incident, it is impossible not to conceive from it some hope for the preservation of the peace.—Psai:a rte. The preparations for the journey of the First Consul into Belgium still continue, notwithstanding the clouds that obscure the political horizon. It is said that the objet4 of the extraordinary sit ting of the Legislative Body, announced for to•- morrow, (the sth) is to hear the reading of a Mes sage from Government, relative to the negotiations which have taken place, for some time, between France and England.—Journal del Debuts. Letters from Strasburgh state, that the French troops are evacuating the Brisgaw. The Five per Cents. on the 4th were, 53.10. The Statistical Society has at length, on the pro position of M. Ballois, the Perpetual Secretary, agreed to write to 1)r. John Sinclair, a Scotch Baro net, and Member of the British Parliament, an offer of the title of Foreign Associate. HELVETIC REPUBLIC. BASLE, APRIL 29. Great complaints are made of the turn which the eleaions have last taken in the Canton of Zurich. It is found that the majority of the Grand Coun cil is composed of partizans of the old regime, and that it make a common cause to mislead - the Re publicans of the Small Council (the Council of Go vernment). In vain does the latter take measures proper to defeat this intrigue : they cannot effect it, and had not even the satistadion to get appointed in the Smaller Council Citizen Fuseli, Member of the Executive Council of the Helvetic Republic, whose dired views, sound judgment and extreme mode ration, merited the public confidence. In the whole of the Smaller Council, consisting of 2O members, there are but five Republicans, of whom two, Ustery and David Voyel are belonging to the city. Citizen Ustery has addressed to the Grand Council, a speech at once very aiding and ener getic, in which he has envoked the principles of the Aa of Mediation, and has shewn at the same time, how much tlit es:,ential bi:sis of that important at has been violated This sace-:h has made 'tame impressions, but !till no more than a fleeting one. At the cleaion of the Burgomasters, the Republi can party of the Grand Council, demanded loudly that it should be made on i!:e principle of amalga mation, and proposed Reinard ior the Aristocratic, and Ustery for the Republican party. But the Aristocrats rejeded Ustery, and eleCled Citizen Escher. We learn that a great number of the Republicans have made representations of the intrigues which pre vailed in these eleaions to the k reach government. General Rapp has in a short time traversed a great part of Switzerland ; he had every where con ferences with the most distinguished persons of both parties, and has made enquiries into these elections. lie will be enabled to make a very important re port to the First Consul on that head, and convia the intrigues which have been employed by the different parties in the different Cantons. BRUSSELS, MAY `..). Some of the principal adors of the theatre Fran- Os of Paris, will precede at Brussels, by a few days, the arrival of Bonaparte, and will remain here all the time that he resides in our city. The managers of our theatre have nsade all the necessary arrange ments fur that purpose. Amongst the Jete4 to be given on his arrival, the magnificent illumination, which has been preparing at the Hotel de Ville for more than is month, will no doubt be conspicuous. The tower of St. Mi. chael placed in the centre of that vast edifice, and which is a chef d'ouvre of its kind, will be illumi. tatted front the base up to the extremity ; the tower is 3GO feet high. Two hundred thousand lamps and a great number of hand-grenades and flambeaux will be employed on that occa.iion. They wine fir= the Dutch frontiers, that the French troops already arrived at Nimegueu, and the vicinity of that place, and consist of a corps cff 6,000 men, which will be reinforced according to eitcurnstances. Our troops here also lately occu pied some other places in Helfand of the first &AI even of the second line. The Dutch government has lately given orders, that the troops destined tea reinforce the Cape ef Good Hope, should be imrue. diately embarked. The last accounts from Flush ing say / that every thing yet retrains there in the same situation; the place has been pat in a goof' state of defence; the garrison is veil elitet in iia duty ; but hitherto disposition; nsually made in a piece put in a state of siege have Lot been carried inti) eaecasien. No. 7i, St. Paurd Church-yard, Nay :bC-1 1 Or Th's day is published, elegantly printed in Demy Quarto, by Whittinghani, containing three highly finished Engtavings, awl a ma, with Otltiii NUMBER I. Pi ice 54 of A SELECTION of ANTIQUE GEMS, to be '`engraved in the Manner of Chalk, from Di.awii.gs By K DAGI.EY. . This Selection will comprise the most beautiful Spmirnena to be met with in the Greek Sculptors, and will contaiit the grratest variety nf illirtrative of the 11(.4th:it My thology, and the fabulous History of the Aticie:its. 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The EIOGR'SPIIICAL MIRROR, comprising a series of Ancient Modern engraied Portraits of eminent and drairigit:shed rations from original Pictures and Drawing,; with some account of their Lives and Works. Volume the Third, l'art the First, Quarto, price two Guineas in Bounds. The Seeand Part of this Volume, which completes the Work, is in con,iderable forwardness. Pnnted for Silveiter Harding, No. 127, Pall-mall. Where may be had, price •71. 4s. The First and Second Volumes of the above Work. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, May 7. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGF.D. N Sickly, of Tower-royal, Budge-row, London, mer chant, to surrender May 31, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. C. Larkin, Rochester, Kent, coach-master, to surrender May 14, 27, June 111, at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie:, Messrs. Townsend and Russell, Southwark.; and Mr. Prall, Rochester. T. Dealey and J. Hallett, Little Queen-street, Holborn, kU coach-makers, May 17, 24, at two, June 18 at one, at Guildhall. 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Cowen, late of Iloxton Town, Shoo-ditch, Middlesex, oil and colonnuan, May 14, 21, at twelve, June 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Auoruey, Mr. Cfawrord, Cravembitilditir,s, City-roed J. R. Scarfc, King's-Lynn, Norfolk, brewer, May 213, at four, 27, a: ten, June 18, at ten, at the in Kings !Ann. Attendee, Mr. Ileuntlitioain, King's-Lynn; and Meesrt G4tutril, Brown;, and Gutobed, Norfolk-street, St rand G. J Johnson, J. Wilkinson, W. Burners, and J Tlsou, New B old-wet, Nlidi:eSex, bankers, May 10, 21, June 18, at ten, at Cuildh...ll. Anomie, Messrs. Cardale, Hailwald, and S,,tear, Holborn-court, Gray's-inn. F. Sker,:, I.k.vi:s-street, linkeley square, Middlesex, oil elan, May 10, at one, 14, at twelve, Jime 18, at twelve ; at Guddriall. Attorney, Mr. Nelson, Maddox-street. IV. (3 rrett, reitchurvh-street, London, mer chant, May 14, 21, June 18, at ten, at Gutidhall. Attorney, Mr. Wild, Wars: •k-square, Neyr.gare street. A. RIM .11 and R. Ridden, Higli-street, Borough, S utter, grocers, Miy 17, .21, June 16, at one, at Guildhall. Attu :ley, Mr. 4Viii, Warwick-square, New4ate-street. F. Lloyd, Bridge- treet, Westminster, linen-draper, May 1.4, 21, June 16, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Clarke, Saillet's-hall, Loudon A. Shinecf, Newrnau-street, Oxfurdsroad, Middlesex, tai lor, May 14, 17, June 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pike, Air-street, P.cea.lilly. M. Driscol and M j. Madden, union - court, Broad-street, Lon dm, merehards, ay 14, xl, June 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attoruies, Niessr•. Palmer and Tuusliarson, Warnfordseuurt, Tltrogittortutt-sfre , t. J. Btown, Stratid, Middlesex, run-inakt•r, May 10, 21, June 18, At tett, at Guildiudi. Attorney, Mr. Manning, Cle- G. Willion and E. Dixey, wardruhe-place, Doctors' Coma- MOUS, LAIAJti t Mny 17, 21, June 1L at our, At Gundhal Attornies, Messrs. Vi.,cesa and Upton, N.vi North -street, Red bun-square. DIVIDENDS. June 14. E. I.onarlAle, York, linen-draper. June 7. A. ti , oct, WorkinrAnn, Cumberland, mercer. .I+4ne 1. J. lliggott, teaman. J ring 2. Gr Smith, harniley, Yorkshire, grocer. 14.1 y 30. .3. Tikurnas, BAtliwick„ Somerseubire, lodging houie-keapars. June 7. W and D. Dring, Brighthelmstone, Sussex, shoe keelJer. Julie 11. J. Hopwood, Lune-!tees, Middlesex, I:ceman. hiav Ili W. hleille), ut Upper Thames-street, I.orrton, Goober-iserehal June 7. W. Smallwood, of Greenfield•street, Whiteehapel, Middlesex, upholder. m ay gl3. NV. Watson, Fenehurehootreet, L mouth, mer• Chaltt. ' • 3,;11 VICTUAI,LING-OFFICE, 11TH AraiL, IROI. • THE Contnistiontr: for Victualling Hit illitjt.ai's nen, do hereby give Nati( e, that on Monday, the 9th .ilov lutp thca wiU k rcady to receive Tradrrs in usr;tio.l ( stolid rq. ) and ti engin. the supplying of bea-l'roeisinns, lion,, oral fresh fifty; to Ilis Majesty's .hips and Vessels at Itnlibit o an separate (noo tracts, ror twelve ;flotilla certain; and farther, until sir mouth) 'locoing Ana be given on tither side for the termination it the iid Contracts. To be pnd for by Billspayahle with interest niftily days after dale. 'the roudit;oto of the Contra It may b: pen at the Serretory's tlifire, at 04;3 (43,.4., or by apitijittg. to the Collector qf Mojoty's Cast.rms, at Illtblta. And rill perAoset who m:,9 thigh proper to innfic Teo lets upon the raid oc.:osion, are desired to take notice, drat no regard will he had to in.!, nutter that sh tU wet be delivered to the Board bee ate on the said Monday the filth of May nest; nor sinless tie person who makes Cie Tender, or some perms on his behalf; nib mix to in. • to lie kin oaken taunt fur : Arid that each readers as con tain weal ii‘ant l'eiees upon son: Artscla, and Priem notch Sale ri.ir to 11M I cut Kant upon uthsrs, foal be co...s;deredJs impeupty to bt admitted.