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~, , WSW MILITIA. Ti. Ballot to contreeoee;mmriatxl, and be completed in three Month.. /(SHE Public are respeftlully informa4, y,hat Re 1f pint. or Indegtimicat.or; mar !,r had at the old egia blished hil.l fIA SOCIE.II Of EWE. No. 15, Laicesta. place, Le.eester square; a Mr. C 1111414 39 111 , 11 0 14 "' ►best ; aot4 at the %mil Agestis l'erAms worth WM to pay 41 4%.•••4others 21 211- 'W. WILSON. Tremont', GRANb UTPRIGHr PIANO FUR I'E to be ••..I Sold; it east Dos Hundred Guineas, a few weeks since. and has not been used. Thine cannot be a hosatsood lustru• ;n101,31140 IS ktid•ltl to stand exceed iti well us tune. T.,• 10W41,t price how, aSetdoly rite Gallica.; it ran be well re cormovided, t e Malty has to high an opinion of it, that he will eitrhailee it for any oilier in his Warehouse, within one Month To be seen es Mr. Waders's, Jingle' Master and C inti,oser, Li-mantel plate, Leieester•oquare. N. K. 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Written in a familiar and popular wanner, adapted particularly to th e perusal of Young Perso a ts, and es pecially calculated to ptinsote and simplify this study of Astronomy to pernans of ell Air*. Printed for Richard PhJliyt, aridgc..tract, Woad far'; sod sold by all other B ukaelle i. Of within also mai, he had, " The WONDEAS of file MICROSCOPE; sr, Dierlee of the Warders of the Creation, hu thjetti comparatuvelr minors. 'Nonrated with very I.trge Pl.tes; price Si. EA. boards. BAST INDIES. His Majesty's ship Wilke&ago arrived in the Ganges the latter end of January last. The ship Admiral &titres', brig Imre. and grab Naary, have been recently captured by the enemy's privateers. Arrived at Poiat de Gall*. January 14, His Ma. jeny's ship Bombay. His Majesty': ships P74e and Pitt were all well off Calcutta, the 19th February. His Majesty': ship Newton, Captain Wood, ar rived at Bombay the 13th March, from Madras. His Majesty's ship CrlGHlen, Capt. C. Cole. Ad miral Sir E. Pellew,urived at Bombay Ith March ; and the Si. Florenso frigate the Ch March. from Sea. On the 14th February the ships Calcutta and Co /made spoke His Majesty's ship Bombay cif Point de Galle, Vic Vor, of Aleppee, sad Pitt, off Tellicherry. His Majesty's ship &Ilona, Capt. Bastard, ar rived at Bombay the 4th February. The Prime, belonailg to Bombay, had been pur chased by the East India Company's Supercargoes, for the impose of commencing a regular sum vey of the China Seas. portunity of expressing our thanks for it to yo tr Excellency." Monseigneur, thr Governor, replied, that he felt great satisfaaion at seeing the body of merchants assembled on the occasion ; that he was I.4ppy in havinkbeen able to render service to the commerce of Bayonne, in a pat ticulAr circum during his diplomatic mission in Portngal, and ['torsi ted to continue his plotefflion, if new opportunities should preser.t themselves. His Excellency set oot on the 6th, on a little tour through the places where the troops, who yesterday advanced towards Oarthes. and other parts of the department, are to be maimed. AMERICA. NEW YORE, AtO. 22. A genticmau, recently from Halifax, communi cates the following intelligence: •• The Bellona, of 74 guns, Basile's, 44, Aeaeta, 44, HaVac, 22, Bermuda, 22, Odseroateur ' le, and ladiaa, 24 were repairing with the utmost dispatch. The rifle de Aldo*, of 44 guns, laden with water, was to sail for the Chesapeake on the eth of August, and was to take under convoy the late American brig Eutaw. also laden with water. i•LTIMORB, AUG. 18. " Arrived the schooner Ali:a. Husbands, twelve days from Barraccoa, left prize brig —, Grash, for New York, in four days. No American vessels had been carried in there lately. 'three days after the Eliza sailed, an Erglish frigate landed 180 men. fir the purpose of taking out the cargoes of two va luable prizes, and plundering and burning the place. They were opposed by 400 Frenchmen, who attacked and wouaded tO, and took the rest prisoners. who afterwards would have been massa cred by the Spaniards, if they had not been pro- ceded by the Drench privateers-men. They ezpea ed an attack every day from the British. The place was in great confusion; all the privateers were get ting ready to go to St. Jain se avaid th► storm. " The fifth day'. trial or Barr was principally confined to the cases of the Jurors." FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PROII THE PARIS TAPERS. 444444 OAT, MT. 10. According to the terms of the treaty of Tilsit, there are still left at the disposal of His Majesty the Emperor, on the left bank of the Elbe, the greater part of the Sc ites of Hanover, the Margraviate of Bayreuth, the country ot Fulda, some Hessian dis tries, dm containing 1,371,225 inhabit tuts, exclu• sive of the states which formed part of the circle of Westphalia, and which are not incorporated in the new kingdom of that name, such as the principality of Munster, East Friesland, the county of Mark, kc. Marshal Massena's corps of the army is on its march fur Augsburg, from which city it will proceed, according to report, to Italy. I•YONNL, SEPT. 7. His Excellency, the GJvernor of Paris, General in Chiet of the Army of LA Gironde, who has taken up his cantonments in our dcpart.nent, received on the 4th the civil and military authorities, the tribu nals, and the chamber of commerce. On the s!ii the merchants were presented to him. M. Cabsrrus addressed his Excellency in the follow ing speech Monseigneurm-The merchants of a city, distin guished for fidelity to its Sovereigns, come to pre. sent their !village to your Excellency. The high confidence which His Imperial and Royal Majesty has long placed in your Excellency, indicates the importance of the commission which you are about to execute. Without seeking to divine the secret, we indulge the hope that its results will be favour able to commerce. *, It will he highly flattering to the illustrious co operators, such as your Excellency, I. the vietnries of the Hero who governs us, to be associated with him in the benefits he dispenses, after having been the companions of his glory, and to share the bane diflions reserved for the Pacificator of Europe. " If the exeicise of the funtlious garrotted to your Excellency required the concurrence of com merce, you might be assured, Manseigpeur, of the devotion of the citizens of Ilayouse,:' 'four Excel lency has personal claims upon it. for the protec tion which you grante.l it, during the period at your embassy at Lisbon. We esgetly embrace this up- THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY. ()crow' S. The visit of General Jorsor to B ayonne being a subjeCt of much speculation, we have copied from the Paris papers an article giving an account of the proceedings of that Officer, from his arrival at Bayonne. on the 3d of Sept. to the 7th inclusive. The introduction of the subjed of commerce, and the allusions to Portugal. clearly paint out that country as the marked (Nell of his mission, and that B tyonne may expea to derive some advantage from the med:tated ruin of Portuguese Commerce and Independence. At a late hour last night, we received letters and papers from New York, to the 29th of August. They bring down Colonel Buaa's trial to the 22d of that month, at which time it was the general opi nion in America, that he must be acquitted. The apprehension of the yellow fever appears to have been an unfounded alum. With the exception of the itfilansa, or sore eyes. that city never en joyed better health. The effervescence of passion, excited by the attack upon the Chesapeaie. has subsided ; but a solid and settled determination to resist some of our claims, remains behind. The Americans will risque a rupture with England rather than allow their ships of war to be searched. They are also determined to have some reparation for the attack upon the Cherapesie. These two points being settled, no interruption will take place in onr pre sent relations. We have only room or time for the following curia, the rest will appear to-morrow : THE RAMER PACKET AND CAPTAIN BOULDERSON. No British Packet ought to be permitted to come ■p to New York. While they are allowed to ror, which it is probable will not be long, they can put their Mail on shore on Staaten Island, and send it op to the Pest Office by our own passage boats. The British Packets used to come to the East Ri ver, but on account of some insult 'hewn by one of them to the French Packet from Havre, Governor Clinton ordered the British Packet to the North River. It ought now to be ordered to Staaten Island, and neither the Captain nor any of the Offi cers be allowed to come to the city. In the present state of affairs, a British Packet can be considered only as a spy, to see what is going on in our harbour, end it is well known that there are British Agents, British Emissaries, and British Mer chants enough in New York to give every informa tion the Captain may require to carry home to his employers. Yesterday, the Duke of Yoga held a public day, at his Office, in the Horse Guards, and gave au diences to General Sir ARTHUR WaLtcsLev, upon his arrival from Copenhagen, and General WAD, upoa his arrival from Egypt; as well as to a num ber of other Officers. The Providence armed ship, with a fleet under convoy, from the Baltic. is arrived in the Humber. Accounts from St. Domingo state, that Pertoo, and with him the remnant of the French party, in that island, are in danger of total extirpation. A Paper of yesterday awes that the disturbances in the county of Limer ck have originated with some Gentlemen's footmen and cowherds, who have availed themselves of the Irish Arms Prevention Bill, to break open houses, for arms, and commit nocturnal depredations. We believe that the ac count given in our Paper of Monday, upon this subjea, will prove correa. Extra& of a Letter, dated Greenock, Claober 2:—" You will probably have heard of the cap ture of the privateer that has done so much mischief is the North Channel. Some of her prizes are re captured; and, as three frigates went in chase of them, you may soon ex pea to hear of the others." A vessel from Pappenourgh arrived on Monday. According to the intelligence received through tiiis vessel, toe French 'troops are rapidly concentrating in the vicinity of Poland. The whole of the ten:- tories in that dire Linn, which were separated from the Prussian monarchy by the treaty of Tilsit. are crowded with Freoch soldiery, the inhabitants having not less than five or six soldiers quartered upon each. From this pres‘ure the inhabitants were occasionally relieved, but the period of their relief was short lived, one body appearing to oc cupy the <lll4lters almost immediately after another had marched off towards Poland Still, as our in forma:at mentions, the unfortunate inhabitanss were not heard to alumni. No; accustomed to the en durance of calamity, and aware that complaint svvulif only serve to aggravate their situation, they bend to it with all the silent acquiescence of broken down desponding slaves. .41 1 e- ~~~~ ~; A t" CCei 441 41E. h. i '''P et ° e l4 .l I r c a l g ;t (i le l i i. 11R J n e nl o of d:11;1' t lag. oche sect s, ce cf , n that ' ote a. t i le d t h e Can' )cat is r ref* t ie e. ly like r voice de:c min cc . bael ke• 4 .S v) re t hid ye .3 , o f at r.crN• )!tu4e. wig Mis t Tho fibers. roe WATS.. late: gra ,cesses kno, led by ,d Cu- slat Great teto, roof and pet ret, rt. Mrs. bed 1,1 ?VIM Sri bnt !Camp. st C tap_ &c. OS 111 Dram- be in. Mort- t-plate. Siren i 3 trend to to rter the of C leave th hroogb el LORD. yeater- :hts ia. a ci at her • 4) - ea 4.'`k ,, ;4 1 3;k;:t1:414.1.--! TfIZATIt,. Mrs. 1141414A11 Moais Tr.l7,e I' iof Krry w vrf or Tned, last night, in which Mr: Witiztoc• made her first appearance at this Tnettre, in interesting part of Elviaa. This Lady is yotag sister to Mr. Kzusta and Mrs. SIDD3SS, a . when Miss S. KESIOLt, played, with much select Q ties Margaret, in The Mule of litxlioho. when th at play was first produced at the Haernaiket Theatre. After her marriage with Mr. WHIT/A/Cita... went to America, where she has filled principal parts in trasedy. Mrs. Wi tmocc about middle size, and rather eta:onpei,t ; her r , son by no means graceui, and face extremely Mrs SWOONS; her !Mier tones bear the strun g( similitude to that celebrated actress; but be wants compass and variety, and her deporta l , 7 dignity and energy. She was receirM, on be trance, with a long-continued burst o: applan and though Mrs. WHITLOSKIS may nit pnsszcs t first-rate abilities of Ler sister, she may ;tete, very useful actress. Mr. H. SlUDOtta g ire excellent portrait of the jralous high.spirited Um;. Mr. ELLI rotes Pero. , was an admirable perice anre, and received the most un;tounded app! M i Mr. Etter did great justice to lia4y; sod Ali Boyce wit extremely interesting in bOrlio play was got up with all the splend itir an I Mier, lity that marks tne management of Lac Tlwatt The pit and bulks were quite full. _ Yesterday morning, 4 His klaJor v, Aincesset SOIPRIA. AUGUSTA, and Alma*, accompanied k Lady J. TH ram g, General Caarweuowr , aid Cu lonel TA V I.olt, took their usual ride, in the Great Park, and returned at twelve. HIS MAJISTY isexpeifted in town day. On Monday night, the Dukes of Yoga and Can moot arrived in town, from Essex. The last arrivals at Clifton are The Countess Clanbrassil, Sr Henry Lushiegton, Mr Mrs, and Mi.' Godrys, Mr. arid Mu. Siaiddium, Green M• 54111. Burrows and Weed. The last arrivals at Glasgow are : Lady Augusta Clavering and Miss Clavenug, Cdancl Camp.. bell of Shawn !Id, and Lady Charlotte Campbell, it. C.in. bell, Esq. Captain Freeatant!e, Jame. Hanniten, E,q. &c. The last arrivals at Edinburgh are : Lord Somerville, Lady Perth, and the Hoe. Miss Dram mond. The remains of Sir Boons:. WATSOII will be • tarred, next Saturday, in the family vault, at Mort lake. Mr. SIIIIIIIDAM'S late house, in Somerset•pit has been repaired, and Mr. Sums, Pry-muter the Navy, will remove into it on Saturday. The Earl and Countess of sesswrituav intent remain at their seat, at Heythrop, till after 1 Christmas holydays. General Sir /serum Will leal town, this afternoon, for Ireland. Prince Es is gone on a tour thrones the North of England. Lord and L.Jy CMAILLIS Soutane We town. esterday. for Brighton. The Doke of Sr. As • WS took an airing, yesti day, in his carriage, for the first time, since his disposition. Mrs. THOIIAS HOPS arrived, yesterday, at house in Duchess-street, from itarnsgate. G. Jonossrom, Esq. M.P. returnad to town, oa Monday. from Brighton. The Opera for which Mr. Su at. Dis preparing the music, and which is intended for Covent-Garden Theatre. is written by Mr. I'. Di aDIPI, whose Mose has, doubtless, exerted all her powers. in order is deserve the co-operation of so excellent a composer. The E4rl and Countess of ESSEX left Sir Gr Laza r and Lady Arnica's seat, at on Monday, on a visit to Lord BRAYIIIOOLE, at Saf fren Walden, and will return to Casbiobury to morrow. Mr. YOUNG performs three nights this week at Bristol Theatre. On Monday he played ecteviers and Primal. I On Wednesday he plays /flit., and on Friday Beriethek, in Mach ado ehost Nothing. Monday se'nnight the Earl and Countess of LAM nArr, Lady ELIZABETH MATHEW. and the Ho nourable Morcracrue Mistretta, arrived in Cork, on their return from the Lakes of Killarney. The Hon. Mr. Covsnras was amongst the Fashionables in Bond.street, yesterday, mounted on an iron-grey charger. He has adopted the ea tai C of the fashionable Loungers, who sport red silk handkerchiefs round their necks, and have the appearance of country farmers. the Officers of the Royal Cheshire Militia gave a grand ball and supper at the Barracks at Lewes. on Monday evening, to a most numerous and ele gant party. Viscountess Drzenw patronised Mr. Kerry's be nefit, The 'rhea of Fortune, with Pad dead regiaale at the Cheltenham Maitre, last night. On the if2d ult. the Principals and Professors of the King's and Marischal Colleges, Aberdeen. ad judged to A ore ADADIsON, A. M. of Maria chal College, master of the grammar school at Pr terhead, the prise of 451. granted by Dr. Helenas saw, for the best ode on the subje.s prescribed by him, viz. Collcsiam Benzelrase. Madame C t propo.es deligfiting the York Fa.hionahles on Friday he'anight. Mr. Hoessas has been performing at the S-.lth. ampton Theatre for a few nights; also. Mrs-Evan'' , much to the satisfaelion of the public. S.r SAYHai. Acumutv le't KIAKHAM'S HOtel, yesterelay, for his Seat at Faversham, in Kent. Lord and Lady l'isaa arrived, yesterday, at their house in Grosvenor-square. from Worthing. l'he Earl of WEATAIOALAPID has taken the house an Grosvenor-square, lately occupied t'y the Hon. ST awa a r Woes e ay, who at pi event resides in Portland-place. The Countess Down's', Kummer, will leave town in a few days, for the Isle .4 W.ght. The Marchioness of Hews ors, and Lady M. TA v Loa. arrived yesterday at their how, in Greet Stanhope street, May.farr, from Tu:ibridge the Earl and Countess of Ccoreweee &triad yesterday at Timm/in hotel, in Berkeley-square, from Tunbridge Weds.