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.i.•. We cnntrzt queltion it. ILs thjt : . oundatitt.t of all his power; the incavarity of rc-Astance in those whom he iavarlas or attacks ; success in all his, enterprises these support's of his throne are shaken in the estimation of Europe. A short tittle will thew the Ofert oY FAch a ch•u: 4 - in NAPoLSON's fortune, and produce new actors ou the great theatre before tw. We annoonecd, last week, the arrival of the Ex pedition under Sir JOITS 611302 t, from the Baltic, on Wednesday, at Portsmouth, to re-victual and refit for another service, gentrully understood to be th e assistance of doe Patriots in Spain and Por tugal. Previous to their Commissioner SEARLC, of the Victualling, linwrd, arrived at that port. to iat i a.....tend their iapsi l ; and the ar rungenteuts made wader his have enabled their wants to be supplied w.th 4,1,46:ity that is un sotainrpled. A large quantity of provisions 141 been shipped on board the Ildelanso, Royal Wil liam, awl Pearl, and a number of victoalling boys verc anchored at Spitbead, dcerly laden With every kind of previsanns. .The . ino:sient -the transports anchored, the Masters were itilot Med, by - printed instructions, of the kinds of provision, the boys coutaiited, by the different coloured flags which they bore;. the Masters instantly made their re tiatite- on hoard the hays, and their wants were supplied. T;1 . 411 judicious regnla'ion would !lave eitabletrthe whole of them to be victualled in forry-rizht hours after they arrived ; but the state of the weather, on FrAay, for a kw boors, retarded the shipment of the provisions. They were,' however, all completely supplied with provisions on Friday night ; and they ti;vr only Wait for forage, which it belongs to another de pirttnent to supply. it is expected that all their ants will be supplied Ly to-morrow ; and that they ai'l rail either on that day cr Wednestlay.—The itish Regiments on board the transports are, the 4 6 9 2t 4 h, 51 11 , '7th, OM, three companies of the path and a proportion of Artillery ; with several battalions of the King's Germau Le gion, amounting in the whole to 13,000 men.— 'they are to bejoiued by 5,000 More, who have embarked at ILmnsgate. Lieut. Gen. Sir HEW DALRYMPLE (Corrunateler of the Forces at Gi br4l - is to have time comuland ; Lieut. General Sir 11.tavx DIMARD, to lie Weetlild in command ; and Sir Jolts MOORE, to be third in command. Sir HAIRY BUILZARD wits expected at Portsmonth, yeste•day. The llon. tiro. Hart. Gen. Lord PAGET, Gen. Mtrtuaav, Gen. SoNTANO. General StEwxicr, yen. Fit tstier sad Geo. EDWAIIIO PAzr.T. hate commands in the Expedition.—The Attclartoas, of 74 gnus, C.ipt. GOWLV.LIX, will sail with theta under =moats to 151 sail. A Gotteuburgh Hail pirrivei, on Ssturday, with tatter* and papers from that Fay to the itith inst. Some partial ragagements hare When plate h.•- tweeu the &radish uail Russian flotillas. They appear to hare been patty i aff.tirs ; coitclucte.l without 91611 or spirit on ri!lter side. It is singu lar, that while this petty war is carried on, I'll mimro of a uego::iatiou should prevail in Russia as well as Sweden. The Auckland packet, with from tic Lee ward Islands, is arrived nt Falmouth, in seven weeks passage from Tortola. A Beet of transports, with troops on hoard. frnm Harwich, sailed on Saturday through the DO u., under convoy of L'Aimable uad Furious, to join the Expedition at Port. rnuuth. General Bowes, of Yorkshire, and the 6th re giment of foot, are now volunteering their services under General SPENCER % in Spain, havine left t;t traltar for that purpose. It is a remarkably true rogiment, aid in a very nigh state of discipline. The French and Spanisii troops in Jutland and Sleswig, have marched more to the southward.— Different corpus are stationed at llnderekben, Flens burg, Sleswig, A penrade,Colding, ke. The Artillery is at Iteudsberg, where sun wooden huts, each to receive 11$ men, have Lee,, Intik. The inhabitants on the coast are ordered, under penalties of from 10 to 30 dollars, to put out ur couceal their lights 4 night, that they may tint verve to direct the English heats to uleeets of attack. A report prevailed on Saturday, that a body of Spaiii‘h troop% in the •seiglibsin sheriff of Flittistruncl. in Jutland, bad vent an officer to Sir S. noon, commanding our aqiiadron in the Geis, soliciting. Ins msistanee for their rescne and return home. This officer, it is orlJed, was arrested at Ebelloft, eiideacouring to embark, by which mtams the pro ject was discovered, and the troops disarmed. A letter from our squadron off Walchereu, dated nu Tussday last, /states that the enemy are oceu pied iu raising new batteries at Flushing, and &awe; the coast. A leper: me Sea-Prefect has been apponited to superintend the armaisseid io the Scheldt. A new fort is bnilding on the river, half a league from Antwerp. One of oar hunts lately plated Flashing, arid reconnoitred the Sian, tee. and ascertained the Freueio fleet in the Scieldt, apparcutly ready Air sea, to ani:sist of eight shipa of the line, one brig, end three corvettes, with two Dutch frigates. A Russian army is forrninz in the neighbourhood of Memel. mid a corps of :t i,OOO nem isas her .t 1- seintiled at Eiga--these corps arc reportetlsiste in teaded for an expedition into Sw -den, baz the ma. - nitude of the former shews that it has another and more important dentinatiou. Notwithstanding these hnst.le de.sinustretion s on the pert of His Resstsd ticere, seems to culti...ate the friesid4:l) . Nay ureue. and four wag.4ons, luatic4 with ore seal.% to him, ate now o.s Cie; r route to Fiance, !me. ••• •• • * so --31, • je. yr I r t ftic• T!H COUNTESS OP BATH'S FUNERAL. The remains of Lady Math Mere removed, on Sitiirdoy, from her Ladyship's latr ilmthe in Picea thlly, to Vi'eitininster Abbey, for Interment. At UM' o'clock tea rro,:eatiow 'unveil in the following order : Tvb Porters no horsetyarh. Eight tiorse.o en. Two Posters on horiehsrk. State Ltd of rest hen, with hoick VsicetDrapery and Hrroittry. A 'Mu on horsehsek, besnoe a Velvet Cushion, woo a I . 4rtmet. _ The State.COsch, s Sot Homer. decorated with Coronets • and Lorufr I . IIE II L'..11:%1:, Prawn by Rix !torus cur;:rit with fine Black Plumes, and adorned with , rich Black Frintcd Draperies roartecii Stunriiiir Coaches Ind Six ; in the first were, ow Cki:f Mourne, Sir John Johnstone sod hituray.—• 13 the other earriaz:t sere the Darliuntun and Lurds Klon:itrrl and Siihrinutb, Sir Dasul iVed. &chortle, Vnlnnel Nt Oeswurth, Dortiir Dyer, 31er,leurt Hail, Johnstone, G Fertuknadones, Alexander, Adams, Jame*, 11100mnd, Herriet, Curkre!l, ttatnineintey, and Stink. a; after which &Hewed, `.intern private es:rubor+, each with two tetwootti i' black silk hatbands and Hack gloves ; among,t thew was those of the Coil:Aims (if Lath, Jewel hitterey, lady W,I ism Paite3ey, har 1)464 11 . 4r4•10vh.orie • the Earls of Darlington sad Str.r ; Lora t hinsual ae:* 'terra c as , riairis u( the geatleitiru alw otisisuissi the ruiners'. At two o'c.oek, the coffitt oas lowered into the new vault, rin,e to the late Sir 1411141 u Pulteney„ in the West Cloisters. 'llls soleino . procession war . coadtieted with the greatest regularity, wider the direetiOn of itir. Thomas, of Charlesistreet, Urosve . nor-square, who also had the management o f me nampag haute-House, daring the time.' her Lady ship lay iu state. WATENIATC PLAC'Eg. 1111AYILUIVGATII. JULY 14. Mr. Thaler ripened his Theatre horn ou Satur day the 9th inst. with the new Comedy of " The Frorkl," and lle Deal Aiiee," to a V er y la inonable audience, and on Tilraday (by desire of Ise I.udies snit (Aelitleatern at the Granby), " I tam let" was perdn'cutd, with " Modera _lntiqtul.' The following are the latest arrivals:— 1 i.e fins. CArlassrl and Mn. Wingfield; two Miss Car dual.: Mr. se4 *re. Wynne ; Gesserill sod Clpt. Drunt usual; tits. Weisser& tel. and Nita. Waiseley ; Mrs. and . three Miss Denatures; sir. add Mn+ Trust ; Mr. Mill Mauer IL Derailment ; Mn. and fru Mlss lrlayteit ; Mr. Mrs. Arru tar and Miss Baillic ; Litre .Col. arol Mrs. *Nike, ; Mrs. Smith; Mr. t arke ; Trost; M.. Whitaktr Mr. Alloy tsge ; is a Mass Arrbdstly ; Mr. C. Marjardranks Capt. Montrzs Capt. Miss Mr. C. 810 31r. A. Gwr;lo.; ; Mr. and Mrs. W. Histrhinsom; Mr. sal Mrs. fleywood ; Miss Driak "rater • Mr. Lays ; tiro Mica Breblers • 34 Thai/ors Shags. Irr; thr Jude Laureate ; nu; nom. Mrs. Wailap; Ca; t. Horton, R. :S. The ia.t arrivals at Bath arc-s- Ful /)i=s,;-; Lori Hoodlum; Lady Pmetarlismtoa and family ; 114 Wta. E'ford, Itart. : Mar-Admiral Buller Cul. Cunnenetion ; Major Prime; Kr T. Mr. Bzifaur ; Rev nt. sad tin. Rowe and fssily ; Me,. Mr. said Mrs. tibilsom ; Cspt. Mackenzie: ('apt. Jahnou Copt Stint; Capt. Gal_ 1 ; Ctpt. Ceseat.let ( * scot Caps. lavriaps Capt. Painter; and Mi. aid Hopkins. 'Fla.: lat.t iirrir.ils at Senri•nrinixn are— lAwt and Lady Crsathams ail fussily HMI Mr. nobi.- son the Earl of Effingham, ; the Canister. of Erssie, ans cud furoil) • Lied and Lary Turptsiehen ; ;A:roe - hope; Kew. Sir Ciarlat Wheeler, Dart.) Mrs. Home; air Thomas aed LC: FroAtladr! ; tlr. , Frank/and ,• Smelt ; Sir Thos. Ithichrote, Cart. ; Miss Whichenis e s a N 1 ; Colonel and Mrs Wyasse ; Airs said Miss Marlin ; Mr. and Mrs. ',Pates; 31./8 Grant; Nlr. and Mrs. Watson sad Gouty ; Mr. and airs. Consign:a Maraail sod frnaily ; Mr. mud Mr.. Brows sad family. On Saturday the Duke of Yuma: mrrived at Wind sor, mud was eugaged with the KING nearly all the monolog.. His Royal Highness stopiied aiid dined with the QUELL the Duke of CAUUNIDiaL and the Pitt xcLists. Yesterday nn.rtt tt Ilia MAJELTY, Priitresges AVUEsTA, SorugA, and AMELIA, accompanied be Lady ELY, 7dv.s Damnation, General Ft soy, :ma Colonel Dvingtow, Went to ST. GEO.IGIE'r Chapel, IVindsor, and heard a sermon, by the Rev. Mr. Nomor, from the 9th chap. 4th verse of the Gospel or St. John : " I leseet . wriettlr• *Nolte of hire that erne me while it is day; thellt.;to mince:, .Theo rut maw II work." The NT:anvils Wzia.vel.Elre house, at I.lyde park Corner e is to be entarged, 'there'd, and :w -proved, under the tliret:titi of 31r. Ct iny. . • • Mr. Esser is en;po for Six nights, et the York. Theatre ; on this night ee'nnight, he is an nounced fir TykP and• John Lamp. It is also said Miss DVNCtN will Vi,it York this after se►►sem Lon' ERMINE hs►ing %old lieu house in Lincoln's Inn Fields ► to Sesjecit Ban ; it is Dow the Less house in th- square. The ard our andeathississin of the Spanish sm.. men seem to differ much according to different countries. Thou 4 h they could not bear the French, they voluntarily offered to carry our Com winders. The Ditchems of RUTLVID gave a grand dinner, yesterday, to a large party of '.Nobility. Lady 11EATMOTIL gave a grand supper on Sa turday night, after the Opera, at hvg house, in Grosvenor-square. Among,/ the ennipany were : The Duchesses of Bolton, Chseoos, and St. Albstes Countesses of Ponis sod Itnrryusnre ; the Ladles Townshetul; the T..►taraese Ansbasmador ; Mr.. Thump, ; sad the Masts Eiliker. Maula.ut CATALAN:. Mr. DOWTON. and 31r. act r DON. are among the e,apected novelties at the Dubl.n Theatre. 14141 ZOR:IiTON: dunghter to Mr. J 0111157041 of DrO7-hille TISC.iteZ, is performing The Blind Boi, with greut edur, at Worthing. Mies liivarox AA, sive, been very successful there.- • Lady CAROLINE and the Hon. Mrs. "hooey. Dtuvit have set out on a tom through the North of England, On Sunday ee'noi;ht they arrived at CarG.k, from whence they were to 'reeved to Edinbur4ll, to pay several Vi.it4 in Scotland, and setuain fur some titer with the Duchess of Goa Doe, at her beautiful cottage nimr Kelso. • St. Jarnees-square was yesterday surronedeti by e great concourse of etypsoseerui, to exami.te he vista* or Kiss,: WILLIAM the Tuteo. vt'ail-ir was completed on Saturday. It iti eirented My. Batson- The head o f the horse is inclimed . . LA IT ItirE LUC ENCP. Cbl'ltT or MINCH. JvL' 23. No trial or iset . r iiitervss took' Oats this doiy. COURT •P CorAgoN PLZ.4 - B,,Jut.v *s. Sittings at Nisi Priors twpre Lord (Slaty' Justice MANingt.n. bErAItATION. MILNER V. 11.14.%3A11. Mr. Serjenait lik.ST *tailed this W 115,11.4 ,sctioa for damages for defamation. The parts**. oars Yu+ k shireineu. and both butchers. They came to Low. don nearly at the same time, about,ton years HA°. The Defendant had thought proper to goeinotagyt the persons with whom the Plaintiff Iliad Jading.% sea l assert, that the Plaiutiff had, white in York shire, stopp.al him on the King's liigtway, and attempted to rob bias. The fact wit?. that the Plasiutiff was siding from Lancaster, with testae other persons, when the D e f e nda n t over t oo k t h em ; he riding very fast, the Plaintiff asked him what made him in such a hurry ? lie replied, that he was riding after some rascally idle had shoved him into a ditch ; and he believed the Plaintiff was line of them. The Plaintiff tried to convince him he was mat, hut he still liersisleil that the'Plaititatf WAS One of the men that had insulted him; and made • use of very abusive language. which at list Induced the Plaintiff to alight t'imai his horse mid give him .a very good beating, such a one a s his con d uct deserved. The Learned Counsel observed, that fire Jlary.had..nothing to do with the alioastit) as there was no charge of that kind then before them. This Was lime only ground the Defenditat had for charging the Plaintiff with a highway robbery. The Plaintiff was a master butchet. and report. - . had tended to injure him very much in his trade; ha would ',roar that time. Defendant hyd made use of the expressions, and, on a st.hsequent occasion. when this Plailitiff asked Isis reason far Inakiii i e foul a charge against hini a 11 . e had declared. in a public room, that the Defendant had stripped him oil time highway with an .inteut„,,to rub him, He then oh-creed, that his Cli e nt did n o t wan t execs- Site damages; be only brought this ietion td spew that the re p resentation of the Defendant was false. on Cie part of the Defendant, if his Learned Brother was agreed. was linthlticto take a velx: l / 4 :t f far nominal damages, as it would fulfil the purposea Cie •ection was (miming-need for. But if this seas refused, he *as coiddent the Jury would rive the same damages they would estate* to olaain if Clear characters were defamed in the same way. ! He then called his anneases, whose ityialenee sub, atantiated the sitateintait of the Learned Scrjeaut, as to the Defendant having made use of the ex preasions. • Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD, Counsel for the De fendant, stated, that his Client had never made nee of the expiewaons given in evidence, nor, if he had. did he ever intend that it should be under stood he meaat that the Plaintiff had stopped him for the "pa_ rpose of roldiiiig him. Ide had said, be cause he believed it, Just the Plaintiff was one of the persons that shoved him into the ditch, and he would say it at the present moment, for he still Ise het el it. This was a pretty busiiies.s to occupy the time of the Court and Jury ; two Y'orishireniett, two but. hers, quarrel ; if they had remained iu Yorkshire, this action would never have been brought, for he believed, ntififix-t the class of P.:a. plc. of which the parties formed a part, those kind of exiire-siosis were not very uuu,uttl. lint •he suppose.! the Plaintiff's feeliirp, after a two gear's eddcation in Smithfield, had become anorerifilied. and his ezni too delicate for a coarse word. Allowing, far a moutent, however, that the . Dtifeudaut had' spoken those words, how far could the character of this honest Yorkshire butcher be injured ?-- Evel person who heard it must cou si dtr it as a filselenodi for if the Defeudant continued t• per secute the Plaintiff by propagating such a report, it could not be believed that he *mild not have indicted hint. He trusted that a hen the Jury considered every circumstance of the cast, thee would give a verdict for the Defendant lle could not agree to the propoaal.of his Learned Friend, for destetsv: would Make the Defendant liabhc to all the damage*. Lord Chief Justice 14ANIIFIELD oloserved, it was rather ludicrous to hear of a YorkAa..e butcher bringiag an action against another Yet Witte but cher for defaming his character. (however; the es prersions were proved, awl if the Plaintiff had committed the offence alleged against him, he might have indicted him in lorkshire. it lay with the Jury to consider what damages they would. ive in such a ease. . The Jury gave a verdict for the Plinitiff, da mage, forty shillings. Lacon, the dress-maker, in Berkeley-square, of ter convicting a young woman of the name of Moutseaw, who purloined so.te lace while in his employ, has, since she has received Ilia a.m.sae's pardon, brought his aetinn to recover. from her del. for articles of dress, &m:. furnished to ber while at his shop . at Fleightost, which, had it succeeded, would have plunged her fiaio in prison. The Jury, however, with a humanity. highly creditable to their feelings. found few the befeudant. At Skipton Sessions, it w.is determined that cr person brisieiuf stock to the fair, which inittla re main unsold and continue in the to...milli: l , should not pity toll, on driviug such stock tnrough..the trill bar to Um subsequent fair. On Tuesday last ARTHUR ATIORLEY, sen. Esq. of Southampton ; %MURIA SrIICERI EVQ• of Po-rt sea ; and Aware SMITE, kaq. of l'urbrook, were chosen Aldecuptu,of the borough of Portsmouth. The 3d regiment of heavy dragoons marched to Chichester harracks, front Dorchester, oil Er itlay and Saturday last. On Thursday, the 68th regiment of :sot, that has been in quarters at York ensue time, marched from thence on their route for Doacester. We noderstatifi that the Clive. cause be tween Colonel Tow Les's. nod Lord Viscount S t.r.a, • which has elicited' an much conversation; veil tame oa it the enaaing Manchester Assizes. Air. Serjeant ',Ens, Mr. Jr.mrt and Mr. Bua wout;ti, tut tlteitlP4 as Counsel for timPlaititif ; end the cause is tinder the manageutobt of Mr. . 6 :*.ELY. Town Clerk of Sonthain t stoi. Report say% that Mr. (.s :ow will attend, with * special retaiocr. and 3Tr. 1- ...atosiza Puma_ ti.• _The Eat' purport lir . public the co , 'lidy . at Vienne, lank . The in I lie 'health, Tire Cunt on Set. I.tetttl tistatit district. General at Sicily. released Yiscou fiend, room tile Chi Ream nsnutb, vofl. iri The the Crlaire, in the Croos4 The accounts oo the authority tensive i flsurree more especially totally destitute JofIN STTuA date, state perfetaly ; - . for the moons, in.d of re-emoblisliuig .grett*d Goverunieut 01 The Einperor of ereatkuis The revenues taehed to ' fpiscs per mons these of redeems: ney so paid sure, to be in franoe. .money w; tates will The iphi7. pointed convoy for The Thai Licuteoak Llrard., artri yes:v.(4Y. .• the Woo - Laic/ 4 .. convey for the- Mediterranean, were also expected to sad yesterday. tleberal MACKENZIE iota to the Slw diterra.wao in•the Pornotte. The Sabrina, Capt. litreas, wettt into Cndiz on • the iLith utt. to receive on board the SparSAl puties from the Council at Seville, foi South Americo. On Saturday., a labouring woman, at I ,leworth, laid her thild'in the gess:, to .6.114 witl;.: :he pus. sued her work; on tier return she foniid that duiinast stimeuvc a snake a..d attacked sad killed her infant. Thirteen flapital Pc.zes to be draws. ante s uAt • itiiich are 20.0/41. 10.040 i• &We:- 140004 and a full protiortien of ot;sei Prism Nast dor, Aututt 2, is the day. Tickets and beim* -Nos triarraissiaii lama. 17 .1-- t • • • . • REtRLSIII.IC 511037. R. About one o'clock yestertlite the atmosphere over Übe because suddenly overcast with elitch soon burst in &torrent. There was net it hr. alb of wind, at:d the rain fell perpen- rlicuttirly iu a dense shower. Thu drops of water Were, itittny of them. an large as the largest pees. It did tint continue lotiet r than half au hour, an d ' j ' yet the rein in thatstiort time had descended in' so ;,;rent a quantity, the celkirs in many parts of the town were tilled ; the insects in rune places be- • come impassable to people on foot ; and come were '; • au completely flooded, es to here all the appear- Amite of e river. 4o grceth,y, Itooever, did the earth drii:k up this loon-wanted beverage, no. vestige of the liboirer reenz.ned alter a few Mourn; and it could only be - keno 0 to Live fallen by the freshness which it had iirparted to the air, the cleanness of the exterioroi the houses, from which it had washed the loug-accumulated du.t, and the verdure which it ht stowect upon the parched and• burned up,tirass-plots. 1 1 . tr thunder nor lightning accompanied this grateful shower, and, with the ex- ception of the bursting cif a few spout", and the . breaking of some glass, we did not hear of any in • jury, to lie a drewback upon the great benefit which it must produce. About rotor o'clock the rain began to desecuil again, but in gentle glower". PORTEWR-T.ELLJNO. Sattoday, at Marlboruaglo•frert, a handsome young wo- 'manof the um= of WAS ueinutitted for furtit.er.telling. The Ecfendent cousnienced her moighteneil ioutersion under inansirciists and dislwartalting cirremstauere ' okl mergh had barn regularly b r ed t o di v i va t, on Ludes Ler another, a proith:tess of celebrity, sun tiled lately. Mire (sill stalk. " Innately had snack of tuakiog tun much of a cesturacr, by gray cif keepue- their valuables a% cud it was hy ;lint mode of steeling this: Mart Mu. pity, a Miami of ...teen, • ciuo,d her ter be brought be ore her betters, to answer a thug* of keeping • rin:, her reperty. • - - it Crory iris:ere—A template has taken place between , the Mitiesirr and Chtireirwartimas of the Parish Church of St. Awn, Wouthetri ei, vaperting the right, of burial ia certain parts of the Chet ell The Min:ster 'Lanes lb. oboist interior. The Charehwardcos iseirt that only the Cemears. pion and Chancel beton to hint. The censecpairsce was, that when the }gamine' of Mr. Mountain, the late Proprietor of the Cacao. n's Mead len, were taken Meld" the Chanel, foe the perp.rw of trisruel, au •anderstandiag harm; beta prcrimmly metered into with the Chnrchwariler.s fur that pu:puec, the s!iiiiiiter referred to efihr,ate, mid the corpse vow kept till another Clerirc men mist lel be sett fir to twr one the foiietal service. Tits urcapeeel a space of he fan lo.or, when the His. Mr. Giesler, one of tho M•tior Caen. a of tit. Paul's, committed tl .. bo dy to its last abode. lUm re.• an. drratand.A; is likely to he. eine a m tier of ter .1 tuyt, i.ga- tion, both puttees ucina rrao:ute lo Alms they cylinder their right. The accounts lately pubic ,ed in this country on the authority of a letter from Palermo, 01 mos tensive insurrections in the kimedcm of Naples but more especially in the Calabria", IL . I. now sold, are • totally destitute of foundation. Letters }Vous hit June SYttiter, from Messina, •of a sulteelin tit date, state that the ileighhouring Crest was perfectly tranquil, illthotigh waiting wu7. etiticitude for the means of shekiti. g , off the tyranny of I move, laid of re-establishing the legininewo and mut h-ree .gretted Government of FEEDI!..iIs D. The Einperor I'etPuLEON Ilex completed AWN _ of creations of Dukes, fir, amongst hie (Abort The revenues in Italy, Poland, Westplialie, Bt. ate taehed to there titiets. are. froin 25.010 0 to °yob* fpites per ann. The Sove.sigus in whose ociaiie sons three do . uttiens are situated, have the option of redeetiiiil ;him within two years, and the mo- ney so pLid is to be remitted to the 1 to.i.unol Iran. Marv, to be tool out is the trarchitsr of other r”ti:tee in it'rantee. •L h y this 1114111114 about ISU tb.Mails of .money will be rent to France, and the price cf es. tales will he.greally ennaliced. • .The Emperor FiA wets has publhhed an Edict, purport mg that .10 t shall be etlaiiiite.l into any public school or hoeietal who Iles tot had either the cow ot small pock. Lady E. FIT2ratItALD and her inn lately arrived . at Vienne, from Stutgard, in eompe..y of Mr. Gift. ee atit. late chaplain to the Austrian Embassy in Eng 1 . - _tattle . The King of Prussia is about to visit some both Mille South of Germane, tar the beitelit of his • 'hecith, which hos of late ' l , een much itninnietl. Hon. 11. ('as r!4Dfsil is appointed Ade-de- Camp to laud BrartticE. 411:: 11, on Saturday, for Ply month. to enit:arli for' 'twit. Lieutenant-Colimel BOVILitt is iivoint. LI As. sistar.t Quartee.Master-General of the lia,ul -hire • district. General Setatiedoar. late Commander is Cilia at Sicily. canoe borne in the Prfooyante, which was released trim quarantine at Poi maim to. on F..islay. ILLt#:# LOWTMEit. Esq. comwunly railed • Viscount Loweer.a, is returned to serve in Pa , nerut,• for the Borough of Cockermonth, la the room of - Jontr Osecax, Eeq. who has accepted • the Chiltern Hundreds. Rear-Admiral Omer. recently arrive.let Ports- mouth, ins shifted his fWi to the Gladiator, as se. cowl its ecrintnand at that port. The Elpertition from Cork, when loot seen by the Gloire, was tp the west of Ushant. Sir AaTutte. ll'E.l.Ltatte 144 gone a-brad of the Espealitiou s . in the Crereo.fire frigate. The 'ph:len:a frigete. Captain LAMBVIT, is a'p. poittted to sail-tins -tiny time Purt.o.outli, with a convoy for Newfounsilturd; I iahfa., ate' ~ I'Peb e ct• -• The Thais, Captain FLDRIEIti.II, slid Needy. LieuteuaAt Spew s with 11 convoy fur Idatleirn, the Llrards,•artei the Cape of hood Mope, were to sail yeste.riay. The I'wgene, Captain Eteete ; and the Iroolioicli, Captain Be.tthoter, wi.h a coovoy for the- Mediterranean, were also ettreeted to sad yesterday. General 11ACKE:4:1F gots to the Me.. diterra.seati indite POPDTMe. The Sabrina, Capt. litrroa, went into Cndiz on • the it.ith ult. to receive on board the Spati r .sli Dr. puties from the Council at Seville. for South Americo. Or. Saturday, - a labouring woman, h l e , tortl's laid her childin the gross, to Sit al.. the pin. sued her work; on tier returu she fontid that