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eve- ing, thinks it probable. that his Lordship's lismissal was formally de•oanded by BONAPARTE.. Ale confess. that we see no ground for this opinion. riis Lordship was sent upon a special military mis sion to the King of Petunia, and the latter having inade peace, his Lordship'. amp ition was gone. of! he had nothing to do but to return. The marriage of Jamie BonAPARTI to the Prin cess AUGUSTA of SAIOAT, lately insinuated in the German Papers, is now diatiattly avowel. liar fa taer is one of NAPOLEON'S. new Kings, and the Princess is an only child. Jeito e, it is true, has a wife in America. bet it would be strange, indeed, if A revolutionary Jacobin and upstart were to suffer the crime of bigamy to stand ir•. the way between him and the Heir Apparent to the Kingdom of Saxony. The approximation of France, Russia and Prussia, appears to have been only the signal for widening the breach between France and Sweden. Marshal B Rua a has recommenced hostilities in Swedish Pomerania with great fury, and we fear with great success. The French are said to have advanced to the very walls of Straltend, after a series of adions, in which they drove the 44wedes before them, and defeated them, particularly near l'ritt, on the 14th, with considerable loss. Stralsuild is, we believe, able to stand a siege, and is probably. before this time. all that remains of Swedish Pomerania to its lawful sovereign. The Expedition from this country may serve fur its defence. 5000 of the German Legion had landed on the island of Rugen, which is only divided from that capital by a narrow Irreight. and an article from Elsineur, which we inserted yesterday, announces the arrival of the second division at - that pLieu on th! 7th instant. Dec.- mark also has not as yet evinced any symp• tom of a friendly or even conciliatory disposition towards Frar.c . The Cute vbege Gas- tie ai - noutices that Louis XVIII. King of Feasts, was one of the spansais, at the baptism of the new born Princess of Sw.mst., on the 26th last. The Danish Court, aware of the iiiveterate hatred and malice with which BONAPARTE persecutes the Royal Family of Fiance, mu,t feel that this intel ligence must excite his dispkasure. An article from Constantinople, Jilted the 10th Jima. states, that the English, m ode second a•- tempt upon Ro-etta, with 3 or oOJO man, but were surrounded "mew their march, and either put to the sword or taken prisoners ; and that the En;;- fish guri.on or Alartanelria. reduced to 1000 men, had demanded „sainissi on to withdraw on board Ai miral Louis's whicO was granted. Th: la:est accounts which, e believe, have been received, from Egypt, we soma those in T*e boidaa lixtette cf S.:- turday last, are dated the 20th of May. The events mentioned in the Constantinople article might have happened subsequent to that date, and been know• in that city before the 10th of June. The number of the English is, however, exaggerated, as we be lieve they did not originally exceed 5,000. The Russian and Turkish fens have bad an en gagement off the island of Tenedos. The ac tion is said to have lasted !eve', hours, and to have ended in the defeat of the Russians, who retreated to [umbra. It is admitted, however, that 113 ship was lost on either side ; and that the Russian fleet has returned to the Dardanelles for reinforcements. From the vague and unsatisfac tory manner in which this victory of the Turkish ;12.t is given, we should not be surprised if it ,hall turn out that it has sustained an aaual defeat. The deposed Sultan, SW 4, who was said to have died of poison, which he was compelled to take by order of his Successor, is stated to be alive in the Seraglio, where he is well treated, and the city of Constantinople was represented in a state of perfe4l tranquillity on the 10th last. LONDON, SATURDAY, JUL♦ 23. The Tonningen Mail, due on Wednesday, arrived yesterday, with letters and papers from Hamburgh and Rhona, to the 19th instant. Peace between France and Prussia was sped on the 9th, at Tilsit, and the Ratifications were exchanged on the follow ing day. Ou the I I P.h. BOW APART' was at Ko ningsberg. Of the terms of the two freaties con. &Jed at Tilsit, none has transpired, except that which we lately noticed ; we mean the re-establish ment of Poland, as an independent kingdom, under the Grand Duke CONSTANTIMIS. To carry this pi -post completely into effeet. Austria niva be required to restore her share of that ancient mvarchy ; and, in the present state of the Conti nent, it would be dangerous for her to refuse. It i;•Pe.rs to be the intention of the whole Royal Potl to remove from Tilsit to Koningsberg. 80. es Nett will probably ICLI/A , II there some time, Cr the purpose of superintending the execution of the new Treatim, before his 6.141 departure for Prince. 'fhe Quern of Pentair., who had been the stitsjea at his gr , ss and malignant sarcasm in /if Eidetins, WAS Ohliig * Cd to bulimic to the mortifica tion of dining in company with him on the 6th at ()bit. We learn another consequence of the re conciliation between Pru..,4 and Franc; in th. anival of Lord i luzeisinsori, at Carlscrone, Swedish port, in th- province of Suutli Gothland, on the 1014 instant. A *.liais:crial Print, of List An embargo bas certainly taken place. It will probably be taken off in five or six days ; as it is -sxpeiled the preparations in our ports, the knowleslge of w%ieh is sought to be kept from the enemy, will be completed within that tinte. The greatrst activity prey ills at Rams gate and Harwich, in embarking stores, Ate.— Gerorel D'ta ARID is added to the list of Com manders. English troops, to the amount of twelve or tourte..n thousand 'nen, are in motion. A 66- gado of Go irds is among th- number. We do not think that Sweden can he the object of the Ex pesiiiirs now preparing. The Ihlder, Antwerp, 114nlogne, and Tarim other places, Lave been as signed, by rumour. as its ornhaahle destination. The expediency of having a stroag fleet in the . Baltic, has not resulted merely from the present situ ation of the Northern States; the propriety of this measure was strongly felt by the late Administration. It was determined. as early as December last, that a fleet should be prepared lot the Baltic. and. during tit lot week is Jeosioago, Sir .1. Duct MORIN was sent for, for the express purpose of commanding it. This A -et, consisting of I G ships of the line, was got reedy, in&se.eSj ordor,J, by the late Administration, to readillsous at Yarmouth, under the command of Constaietdore Liars, where, it it taw not been emu s tarmatided immediately after the Omni, or Ministry, ' it would hays be:•n assemble I, ready to pegged ON 14 voyage by the middle of April. - • .... • P IR!SI "I.V RdSHIJ:VS. . The Metall spatted Isaadkerehitifr arc 4;1! in fa.hion. Wttol h vidkerehisfs. with long pointed corners, ate aho rtriqs worst*, the latter, and alto broad eestoseserith Idae'r reset, or Wilier,. emssing each other. Tile ro4es, gft4h , in d..sariee of d, alley, Thew the shape :/f th. limbs, maintain their spwilinilr I A .11.11 and very distingitil.hed Areal, is an entire costsanae,' , Aigrt handkvellief, and hat, of white empe, with ornaments of Au.; .tratr, the Ilelll./ of which, very I: ght, mak s a groanalsminkled with star., •el the harder ;if wh cn is a braiieh of lily of the valley. The simplicity of fail dre.a distinguitnes it from awry other. We ea not say that it is handsome, becalms it is fa shionable i on the contrary. it is farlitanable. became It is haudasse. 3.)t e . ^IA 4% : 4 '4 Amt TO THY ZA— COMPANY. ; Mr. EDITOR—Tha vommtc. not the St7Njoe i f ;.1 die best escose I cal -rr forroecudying of your Paper —The follospieer Qt.-stun:is a^ ,sr particulaily cal.ei tor. assa they certainly des -rve. the most serinie consideration. _ _ Yr have voted rutteivo* 4 Ditsidenc!, at thr rte of 10Y per cent. per annum. or your C+p..•; six millions. Qu‘ERF.o. • 1. II :ve your any profits to .dieide S. Ate ?on in possession of asserso of any ICud, applicat4e to the - pay-neat of dividtnifs ? S. Do you not aSually borrow. or propose to bor. row..at ass interest eaceedirag • per.oent. p r annum, the vary sioney-sehien is to- psy the dividend to the Proprietor.? - 4.•A0 to yourapital. for w% V e rch the Corporation reeried from the Subscribers 7,71100.001. I ask yon, doss it exist I Ii it does, where is it ! Wrrac have your I)ireasrs done with it? What have sney te shew for it I Positively nahair. Oae Question mere, and I hsve done w;th you. On Thursday evening avrairite Oof For what reason (such a one I meatyas an bowers, the fpera Merchant would avow) do you omit your Capital 1.0 Motif di Cleopatra was performed, for ti e hem,- the state of your debts! to all the mercantile fit of Messrs. Rossi and MARTINANP. C.l as arn dealings of this cornrherciel kingdtroa, not excepting never was in firer voice. Palpaor so is given in 1 those of the South Sea Companyojs,thoscari ex. great stile, and •ve must again repeat, its at ber dying ample/of arch an omission ? this po•nt !bedlide mass are peculiarly herowu. The Balla, A conti. thor of i Coasidersiiost os.lhe 7;•04...t0db nuation of 7he Siege of live, WAS truly cialli•aii has madq out a cast against you (p, fib) which I and very interesting, as it brought us hick to boy- d o f f yoa . e . *newer . r x N 011,4.RVLa. ; 4 , hood. The scenes with Tereus sod Ale4f, the marriage, &e. were well desi7ned, and admirably executed. Monsieur Rossi came forward, and rc turned thanks is a must grateful mariner to the audience. KING'S THI• ITRE. The pit and gallery were fpil. In the bores we oheetved. Lord Templetown, Lord. Hen" , Pitsle.ald, Lady Do Lot, I Inn. Arthu• Upton and brid., V , icau ,teo Anon and tamely. Mrs. Hume, Lady *Ode, L... Etr)ll Lui'd naird, anti th• Mister Kihnaird. .PftfrAro' s coitkasn.voh: CE. • a- -- Lady Paarn ant the Hon. ti,li‘s I)ltommentx, will leave town, next week, for D rum mo n d C ast l e , Sce•land. TO TITS EDITOR. SIR.-1 hare been • .iry some or the lea lioa Mi. P.'11106, fin 111110 1 has • area in the li e we, nir the loading alias, as it s. technically ceded uy Pi • Pete abeam seam the pulitieal article U,qll that .sect O. the ilia• I air lent yeu, spilt an 1 Weie ice a en.niatteise a w"als dos tinguiss it hare stroerfr recaromvni d the rd. ..r t • His isgar josty's present Minisom; and as I wok te 4. .a n . I shall LiW plea•ura et.:oninitidate you ocean wean web eta anklets( this d.vcripnisei. without •ny remelt "WA. -sorra the platten of marking the worts mod 4 ere-.wisest row yule by Toot old friend TIMOTHY T.t.115.1. &S.C. Row, July 14, 11117. TO MR. MR. TIMOTHY TRASH. The Editor ef The British rant is TUC% +Wired to Mr liotethst Tra4 Inv hi friendly Si., of es ece-s..nal leeding hi the style of the 'soling. blinitioruil Pots. He t y crate that the writings of that gentleman have been a aeon* of groat rouSt and otiossaige to one IE/itn.. a I P• .poetess of those Papers hithortill 4comoutel with his lit mu, talsonrs. Mr. Tfloodey Trash, be.Ner , mint be arm, that the Papers lulled to must suffer alaterieliy in their valise end re na tation, we,* he to withdrirre his valuable emiatasert her, them. Ile Inuit also be aware, that the Eilitara and Preriatnes of sin h Papers are of a jealous and iiuiptitinur temper, and wou!d, act ...IA caw, ' pattnuate, that the of The Illeitorls Preis had einruplerl sod sodereed 1) , 14 /rant their •Itive.l. In Justice, therefore, to all parties, the Liner of .• l'ret. hays; the the CZC.Ii,IIIII articles m haodivisnaily nil., to th.it print wolf flit soteriere with. Mr. Trask's Ve l ars us those co.:cern. which hare :tad hitherto the bett.ll4 4// his lite-rats lid and **sifter*. British Press Witco, July 13, 1807. TO THE EDI roR. • silt —Thi,liborality of sentiment that ;wieder your n it", and you, eninpsasie4ate feeling for vow ahyate el , pavanes, do lino infinite ere lit. ris n .14,-re jnd a ssent 1 shell not withdraw my serve.ei f.G.h essolueoretio taboto•in inf vairatlen ad ii:nalr Yoh secs, be assured, that the services arbielel . me are 03p '•ta I meals inconspati'Jle, as my 1.411 &.a eery Laud.. and writings are not attended with mile.. et Co, 1 1 , evidence that this is no: an em i ity Want, • a riecs 0.. blurs In the present week, in which I hare rin i tt.h.,l loading ankles in the Ministerial Pr nu, f a poe t s' variety of neatly points I pitmen. sbe. of a s Ss.. Pro. sliming, then, tlia: we fut.: ..larier•lanel *ens u,ein this subject. I shell in the cone of this i v tong ends • I. .4- ieg article, in the true style, for insertion in yowl M iodeyb Paper. Your humble _ernes, A. R. C. Row. TI4OTIIT TRASH. Aas4l4•!4 and Lady livale will leave tlwa, in a few days. for Worthing. Lord and Lady FoLey will give a grand dinner. Wednesday ntxt, to H i s Royal' Highness the Prince of WALIM Mrs. 81AC2404T and family will leave town. next Tuesday, for Woburn Abbey, on a visit to the Dnke and Duchess of IidDIOND, And will proceed. Lin Thursday. to their seat in Yokshire„ The Duke and Duchess of Br roitn, and the Marquis of ravisr tacit. left town. on IVl.dnesJay, for Woburn Abbey. Lord ARLI•NDER CORDON will leave town. next Monday. to join the Aberdee.t ,Militia. Lord JilE4ll, and Lids , F. MONTAOUI, will ac company the Duchess .4 Go it DON to Scotland. Tait Miss sCocaasNr g.rve a grand hail and . supper. last night. at their house, in 1 ) :-. tman square, which was nanserons:y attcnded. Lady' HaA Taco' a gave a grand ball and supp e r. las: night, at her !mew in Grosvenor-square. The tables for suKer were set not in the parlours with Treat taste and elegance t the drawing-rooms were brilliantly I:ghted. The company did not assemble until twelve o'clock. amongst whom were Lady PERTH and her party, and near two hundred Fa. .hirm ables. Lady Patera had a grail card party. last night. at her house in Grosvenc:-squ ire, w!lch was most ausn,rnosl7 attended. ilrnonvst the company wete, Monsieur • the Dukes De Rem and St. Albans; the Du chesses of (Amino, Manci. , • • .r and St. Alban 's ; the Rads of Strathmore, Chathari, L-itileidale, Hardwick*. Cowper, and Stair; the Cout.t el Chatham, Shaftesbury, Har rington, Wariekk, ai . . , tlardwlcke ; Viscount Primrose Vis countess Melbourne; Lords Monson, A. Gordea,Mountjoy, rates Mnray, and Hisitms ; Ladies S. Saville, (Neville, Yorke*, N. Stanhope. M. Singleton, and A. Cowper Count De Vaudreuil ; Sarin De Rolle ; Sir Sidney Smith the Portuguese Ambarslaur ; General Wemyse ; Mews. Mid4kion, Steele, Fo.dlce, Goideburn., Neville, Mercer, Audley, and Montague; Mrs. Fitzherbert and the Mi.;es Mnnaon. At twelve o'clock, Lady Parse and her party went to Lady HEATHCOTI'S BAII. TO MR. TIMOTHY TRASH The Ftlitor of The British Press peseents his aomplbrants to %Ir. Lin,thy Trash, and imaguaimes hies, that his vaiu.askr leadiing article has just cumw p hen/ The Editur ut The Br:CA Press 6 forcildy syucit with tha elegance of the stile, and me originality of the sentiment. 11. 3s anti I in. that it must vas univarsr.l delight to the out)lie, and cr.n.r• use ex. caedinaly se she Interest of the Paper. With this insprowden upon his mind. the Editor will din fail to insert sr, with Mr. 11,:,'S signature, in Ts a British Press oil Monday seat. British Press Office, riittay imaging. Two Cardinals reproached K with having made the complexions of it. Peter and St. Paul too red, in one of his pieces. I made them," answered the indignant Artist, 4. as they are in heaven, blush ing for the present mis-government of the Church." Mrs. Sionows bias enga3, d, 1.4 eight nights, at the Birmingham Tl.eatre. On Thursday, she com menced in the part of babello ; on Saturday she Was to play Mrs. &eerie, ; and on Monday next, Margaret of I ojo.d. Misa Baisrow, according to report, will be shortly allied to one of the fun families in the kingdom. A Noble Peer, who has five fair daugh ters, proposes to make them all Casimiumel, as the surest arid speediest way 01 providing them with hushands handzomely. Some weeks have elapsed since the Ministerial Pri:lts began to prepare the public mind with pep peporotory in favour of Viscount Carrcemea•N's new, system of Finance. The same Prints, since that plan was seonitted to the Honer of Commons, as sure the public, that its p hest recommendation is, that it has nothing aree in it. A Launcn.—Qne of the most complete little things will be launched, this day, that has been turned °tithe stocks this many Tear s, inteuded for No blemen. Gentlemen, and the Public At large, entirely for their use and pleasure; the name to be given her is Erode ; there are many more from the same stock. May be viewed, and are on sale at Pacxwoon's Dock-yard, No. IG, Gracechurch-street; London ; she is built in the Germ or a razor-arop, a new ez rerirnent to give a razor A 5; , 41? ke.n edge, to shave with pleasure, price 21. lis lid. to 51. 55. Inge nuity has hien at work to meet the public eye ; to conceive the nature r.f their use, is to see them.— Noblemen, Gentlemen, lki; that 9411 homier Mr. PACKWOOD with a call, at the above Dock-yard, the only place of sale, to view the article, wall be esteemed a favour. Also on sale, a large assort ment of Iris celebrated Razor Strops, to remove notches from razors, penknives, &c. patronised by a genemns public upwards of 12 years, price Is 63. 51. and 105 tad. each, with a composition per boa. Ys. tad. to repair them, Stc Sold by the abate Mr. Pacitwoon, and his Agents, in different pans of Swore. By letters from Barbadoes, we learn. that Captain Su eel es, in the Crieiesa brig. had captured and car. tied into that island, a valuable Spanish vessel, which he fell in with off Martin•que. Flit Carla and the Rosario sloop of war were about to IA I in company, to cruise foe some rich vessels from old Spain, of which Sir ALEXANDER COCIIRA h received intelligence. The town is thinning very fast of enmpanr. in tea cursinnis to the watering. places. It is su initted, whether taking a previous dip into the Lowery Wneel may not prove of much consecpenc- f If et does not brace the constitution, it may give gran strength to the purse for iiquida.ing the expenses ‘,l" these summer trips, since every one of the g , e 4.er Capitals are Mill in the Wheel, though 16,utio numbers only remain to be drawn. On Monday last, at Alhrighton, in W.rsv•i shire, a dreadful accident happened in con,eq.ii..ce of one of the bearers of a whim-wham, or rem go-round, givinsr way, during the time it was with people. Corporal Davis, or the Sd Drat.nrs. was so dreadfully bruised that be has since A man of the name of MATTFIRWS had his tl.ig7. broken in two places, and many other persons were much cut and bruised. We most sincerely hope proper steps will be taken to prevent the use of these machines in future. A tact race, which excited a good deal of atten tion and anxiety amongst the re:agree/11i of 8-. James's, was run against time. at four o'eloek on Wednesday morning, by a Mr. WIEDth performed pedestrian wonders in Cheshire time since. The distatnc•, which was formed in six miniver. is nearly a mile, road is • ry r.gged, besides stoppages of A so that the odds were generally against the perform ance. A concourse of spec tors asses led 0- - spot at an early hour in the SPRAOOI, of sporting calebrity, stared pedestrian, who ran the distance in 40 • am, the given time. The inazeh art, •or neat, and Mr. Watolti• has Kt at &fiance pedestrians of the day. - R 'our o'eToet CDtllll, who eslaire some a to he per- • ale. sand V* of posts. ke. the perform- • Ned cm the R• and Mr. I. .t 1 wi!:t the Ateond , et; •or eta. lance A.l the tlemen that they Were sow lettistring for a • racy called upon to exercise duties of int ,igtlo • wer 'Dent peril. That whilst the rebellious jog to war, it was hard that they should be I' tr.- •ed to the pare ies of law. Mr. WHITBRE 4D Sir JOHN NILWPORC. „d Lon, MILTON, strongly defended t!.e neces 'ty of the proposed amendment ; they ,onterteltid t t he present clause was a .omplete sobver • not that inestimable privil lee, the trial by Jury. .4 John Newport particulatty proved. from Inc • o ry of recent events in Ireland, that mast re peeable charseters were impir-te their tor. lanes wined. and, in one particular instancP, as irdivi nal of great respectability had afltually in suffer- I from the unjust conduit of the Magistracy, , t n the confinement of his person. and the 'n of his fortune, that he became so de- riled in mind, as aftually to have made an :te mpt to cut his own throat. (4 laud laugh re sso Ttosurre Bench.) Gentlemen might laugh, ut individual, against whose loyalty there ex ed no justtliatale charge, and who was once a most spe.Ftable muthant. ft om such causes, is now in a . t 4te ol a;itoal StAtVatio.l. 'rherefore. let those Gentlemen, who felt so strong a regard for the Ma • i s naey of Ireland, recollea, that there were a pe .le els° to be pwretted. Mr. ?LONER argued at length on the legal nterpretation of the Clause ; and was ably answered Mfr . WINDHAM, who fully and explicitly ro ved, that the analogies of :he Learned Gentle. wan had rou been eiaher manifested, or if they were mar:des:eel, bore no application to the clues- tinn at ow: question br.inglly called for, the House div4l J, area there appeared Fos L.GAinett.:me , ll . 25 Ataiust tt . . at, r the enema clause —47 The other a r ouse• Aer.! then read and Agreed to , eaceat the last. when s't- Arrh.rr Wellesley pro. vied, that the Aft should extend to the space of t. o or them years. ArJOHN NEWPORT decidedly opposed the Of putting the country out of the pale of the ta , atittuial for such a length of time, and con. I.—Jed the /La, if necessary at all. should only be 1./re toga she end nt the nt at Sessions. Coined VERIAER strenuously suppurted the cLuse. l'he CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER observed, that if Ireland remained in a state of tr ..gtollity. the Aft would have no operation, anJ ther. :ore caul! berm grievance Mr GRATTAN rose, with regret. but even Lite as it ryas, it was impossible for him to give a s•lent vie up .n the present occasion. Me objed this Clause was a continuation of the Aft for sr three years, to this be declared his most de c•.: d risapprobation. He was told by the I: , ght Honourable Gentleman opposite, that this it not bought into operation, could be gsievaace. But he w ruial 41. if you give the (ro•wn the power of putting at man into piton with cat a charge s if to deprive every man of security ir his own house ; it **Malian be done away, that see: y asan's bones is his castle, w.-s he not grieved ? Does not slaver) to such caw become a state of all, *race,. and was tb.s no grievance t Can you tate away the liberties of the people of Irelanclove eat any evidence, while you regard the principles of justice? Recoiled that they are comprehended v;rnin the sphere ot your duties, and to be just to v .ut cwa charaders ysu must be just to them."— rie advised Ministers to be cautious in pushing a bill, at present nnpopular, to an extreme. He recom mender unanimhy in every part of the empire, and conclided a merciful and impressive speech, which, Iran: 11. e peculiar latene2s of the hour, we sincerely regret our inability to communicate to the plln);C. Alt.., a few word* fr.utt Mr. deresford, General Loft's, Lerd Hayrick, aid the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the House Again divided, when then appeared, For the original claim 65 *pant it 29 Witt ity - „ The Repent was then ordered to be brought up tt is day (Sa tnrday.) The other Orders of the Dry sen then disposed of, and at FOUR &CLOCK, this moron.(, (Samday). the Maud , adjourned to this day. tee far Ventiga Intelligence, and the tral of Captain Ln leen, et lbw Mask, see the lASI page. THE BRITISH PRESS.