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UNDER THE AUTHORITY ANY) PKTRONAGE OW THE HOsk,UltAll .1 THE DIRECIUSIS OF THE EAST IN OM CUM ANY Thu day a publi.hed, 'lewdly printed in Three Volume.. QIMMO, and dwurarel 1,. a Atm,. and 1.011143.0(1101111 peeSli $, wive 6. Co. in Uoards, or on law paper, Pm. • V. St is bawd.. A JOURNEY from MADRAS throogh o.4llltrad of MYSORE, CIN At: A, and MALARtI2, rePC.fdle+l uirdet the *Me. of the Alt..t Noble o r MAR QULS WELLERLIEY, Governor-Geom.! of India, (r or, c. 0.!". puritan 44 integrearinc the hed of AGRICUI • TURF., ARTS, and eti.IMERCE. the RELIGION. M WAS. autt t usTosis. the HISTORY. N CTURAL us Clt It., and ANTIQUI [IFS, i t :lir Dominion. of the It %- .1 511 or MYSOIII.., arid the Catiottie. equtted by the Ho MOUl.lak Emit lAI Compaul, i t thu Sll.l &Peel a.a., E.,' 11 11... SUII.IIIII. I , Y FRANCIS BUCHANAN, M U. F R•S and F.S.A Po low outlay A.uac Sovety CJlcu.t.., and oi the ‘I• di. 3: of the liotteu:attle 4;oity.t.ty, out the Menge. Est-. b•ohnient _ _ . ...... 11..;0te.1 f.. 1 T Cnlell, • , .4 W. Mann, flooksAlerg to th. Aisw • or , 5:/1.11; an I illAck, Pory, aqtl IClnt•- I , tr•, ii....k.elletrs Ins Inch* I.,,ienti.ll. Th. 4 day ate pullisheal, in ter. V. 1.. lava. yrtce 16.. in ECTURES on the four hut Books of the 4 Pi ti PA &owlet] to thee the Divine orient of ce-.1...5ah It. neon, critlfly Iron internal cetdettee. Three ••: I. Irhe Authenticity and truth of the litatee. Il The T e,lagical, Moral, thlociplea of the Jewish Late. lif A Kertew dAtvererl in the Chapel of Col' U0'•1.4, at the It•eture established by the Prove! .1 , 13 Fel u,l r is • Wl6l of \in.. A.ttia IS: the. Krl RiC!L\RUGKA\ ' ES.UD MRI A Stator Fel or of hinay Cultege, UulAtes ; anal Chaplain fa It. Grace the Duke of Itichuaciss.l, Loo'..l...teutenant of lie. . _ . . Ynn•. - d T Cal 11, and W. Movies. Stand. ii; . 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VIII. vice Is. or a New Monthly enntied, .THE ATHLICUI; a MAGAZINE of ' Litton and Mises! animus Infoimatton. C.ordoctea by J. AIKIN, D Punted fir Lnniman, 111. r. Kate s and Dimes J'aientoStet wit i and CAM and Darr:., Strand. eonta,nosn.—Grinerst Co.espon,lenee r Conversation re vive...l OW tit COill.llUrd,SyttOrliMlC utida• tionaa-A •rsotaritablo Soyerst.tinn—.Accouns M. earire's intendant (smolt rostonsent--A c animatical Dismtssfon Wtsst enassitotes cnunt.y—it •./y C 0,.. eotton-aisinneis aast.Sininan.ritep4 eolusern.ng hrior in Calculation—On the Keens wf Leftisets-ss.% Ssmett of the present State of adiosiorg,,oVarious Qrhnies. Clatocei Distiunitions An Avow,' of .0.1.0 Matio•Ctipts and tthuoi,• i:onsei—Ess Onsets fro, the Qom., Urotft/t. ACrotwitiur,AnJ Eatraet• (ions, Rare and Curious 'tanks Eneyslopediest Survey of Eastern Kinsedenst jcontinue.l)--.L'atmart.gt en Bernardo lasso. N:,- snots 01 . D - 4.01‘1110 , 1111 rer.otti t 0 . 4.0.h11. Original liNattry....l,h ,. .rary and Ma-cenaimons Intsrination—Nlonthly list of ScNee Pubi•cations...AlewbooniNical Register—..n.so vei..ts and Inimeniconeuts in Arts and AL,ituim.to,s. of Lhathipi , hol 1.-foots,: Dr. Hiding. Domestic Occia.- r.'noe,,i 1..,.;1and, %Vales, Scotland, Frneign oc,el - of P.ihise et. ,:e .t—Co..rse ILitchasige—h.css..f of S.n-¢.—Prfuliu 11 of Ineorsimas—Asrieultural II; 101 evo•wit its Th.. day r: plit!.shert, r.ric? lc 61. enibellt.ht4 wrth two Engtaarnr, a new Turni:o Drsl', and a Drail.ing Mu.e roue:, The Vim Nunbrr of A NEW MON CHLY PUBLICATION. en t.tl.4 nig ‘GKILULTUKAL NIAL:AZINI.; or, T 4. Farurea Mootnie ,oraal of Husbandry and Moral TA 1f.. " Conducted by X W. DICKSON. SI. U. Author of " Practical Artconott," and liurrotary Member of the Ikaed of Avicultt.re. _ Printed for Loogown, Hurd, ifs., and Ozrae, Paternoster- Containing—Striciittur.al Implement,. de Observe- Lo u . oh 'low? 1/6,11 , , .61,1 • 1.4 , 10.,r. da 'elbsit. with a Male. Dr3IiIT:11(, by the U•••• SO Mr I..lLbCil . / MC.J:C 11,4,1;1, :SA 0 0 a u I,l,(oterlilrli ul the Stolle of Wuriiing t, it oh a Phi... Etas:, Lone, and l'a,tera.Un tirigatioil, or W..:•.‘• laa of Lan I.—Utt LoSourtng 4.ktn .014 Lb.:C.4 Gra.' -41/.. r 11:: -‘"l'aafic of loa‘lug Floibtelatoo long. Wan, and using it to the for.. tit Nay hee., uvl tipuir •ag-lairit; the ot Sulphate. of Lime nr (a)to•un, w• d a. • nt•iitre in the CU In, -t 1• ,, tat.,. to America...4,llolC cult of MM.' 0. turn the meant of aiceriaihiog t',l• tiattire W S••ils by the Pl. tita ariJ rt, which *row oat Jr illy .1:S0.1Ibir111.(bo the .l.t, ocquirphs a atrett or tine dee, CS, !1.II•Irsr to Iloprif or the Nat.,. 13. r —tin 11,- tlllll4ll . of the :11..;p and U.... r•Ab..1.% Sh rev , and AC' is :Burr nt Amer,., -(ho UM ,i• /WA an.: 01. b of Ar.ai,4e rarm, , under 4 ,1 OM 11:01V -el: Of on I. o COWS., ‘•: Crops, as to .Srateriaon F.:..llllCre .0,1 0: Patents for Sc,. AaetolPit, to U eferl L'ro.l.a. on Form and SllViazing C4l,l:fy riu l .l4oliCra, ...d on .••• ellowo yf biLibti.rl.ll,l,,,,Mprl.ile t:. every cl•sa oi tus,ets Young's G.not•l %%air et tin. Aat•caause of the rolvity Ag.wit,t,oat xv;..rt lilyi4.—tarn, Nl•rioat, and Mt •d 114;o, Se:-1,, iple.t, Loather, iliraugtiont taialati4 mutt Waks, in Ntattu•lano, I•it 4.:1110 Pad , : wpt to liie tai the IMPERIAL PARLLIMENT.. . • Boing Of LORDS, s• Auuss 1. At half-past three o'clock their Lordships met, when the Royal Assent was given by Commission to toe following Pudic and Airiest. Bills :—The Irish Import and Export Bill ; the Irish Stamp Regula tion Bill ; the ExThequer Bills Bill ; His biajesiy's Property Bill ; the British Excise Regulation 13:11 ; the Counte.vailing Duty Bill ; the Glebe House Bill ; the Spirit Distinct y and the Spirits R:v@.ly ing Bills; the Irish Insiitreaion ; the Lisa Annui ties and the Irish Fishery Bill ; the Irish Chancellor of the Exchequer's Lord of il•e l'reasuly Bill ; the !7 • glish and If ish Militia Pay aril Clothing Bills ; Subalterns' and ilJjats.its' Alilwance Bids ; the Hsit-pay (Micas' Pay and Pension Re nulation bid; the Comvass unate List Bill ; the Naval Stores Importation Bill ; the Curaciia Port Bill ; the Animisi Indemnity Bill ; the London Dock Company's Canal Bill; the Birmingham Theatre Bill ; the liiistol Port Bill ; the Carlisle Court of Justice 811 ; the Glasgow Royalty Bill ; and several other, amounting altogether to 78 Bills, public and privrte. The Commissioners were, the Duke of Montrose, Lord Walsingham, and the Lord Chancellor. The toffee Warehousing Bill, and the Sierra Leone Company's Bill, were severally committed, and the Reports ordered to be received on hlcaday. The British Fishery Bill ; the Woollen Manufac ture Suspension Bill; the London Coal Market Re gulation Bill; and the Rochdale Canal Bill ' • were severally read a second time, and ordered to be committed. The other orders of the d4y were then ciispowd of, and the tluthe adjourned until Monday. IiOUSk; OF Co . "• • .S. The Speaker having c • -.An to the House soon atter three o'cl Al 4,1 past three Mr. Q'mrine, the pep ) .it :he B.ack Rod, salo n. ned the Hun t / he H. ua or Peet• •to hear the to y. read...lld the i&nydt Assent g ,omission, to the seers al public an i n 'vat r b us, winch had passed both ii .u,-s On Lis return of the SPEAKER, lie acquainted i.e House that the Royal Asst in bad been given, by e rnmisston, to the several pu•ilie and initiate tons. Yor 441G4 see tilt R. part qt the Leeds oGulsr ) l'ite House went into a Corims .ter upon t: :e 13.11 for the Exportation of Foreign Lt. ens troth Great Britain and Ireland no the 'stand in Slat., alb the Get man Linea liti i .oi.ation dill, and the Re port' ord.-sell to nt. F. t. lied OD Monday. The Coluoial Loci c• Ansa Bill was read a third time and passed. The S.lk Duty and Drawback Hill, and the Swe dish Herr nit ir.ats.n Bill. were sever:soy read a second tune. sad osoeted to be comositted out Monday. 61a. outlet presented Accounts of the effeSive stretiltb W thejta fencitles of Great dritant and % • 'LW. pu•tututt to Older. Ur.l.red to Ate on the t able. rite Report if the Comtism* upon the Irish Mi litia En Kw was or•erg, t ti e , and upon the 113 ,, ti..16 of Ar. LON v. ar.tC4 10 ue Garcia into luriheT CO a.iJet4tion 0111 M sod.). The Dill for the luciea es of the hislaia of In.- land w..s conarotteJ, A 1.41 several new clauses In ought up by isLg. Long, reed and agreed to o and the Report ordered to ue reoetved.on .slonJay. . . The 'Calico and Cotton Bul Was read a third time and passed. The Foreign Goods Bill was committed, and or dered to be reported on Monday. The Public Aceountaats' 11..lanee Bill, and the Post Office Bill, were severally read a third tune and passed. Ms . Hobbouse brought up the Report of the Committee of Supply, upon the Vote of Credit agreed to on the preceding evening; the ltesolutions stated. among others, a Grant of teodireol. 5.. make geed an mlvance made 1.. the King of Prussia, in ciamegeeece of the emergency or aim. On um Continent. b 1,11411. for Amy Extraordutaties tut the yeas 1806-7. 410,01bU1. for Vokungen. and tkonhol. • tunhet charge hr InAp.:cts.,, Field Ofteem 1v4,3141. t, .oesplete the Throe Mdlions to nuke up the Ceu. , nhd.and Fund ler 1806. 29,0001 for the co'uptetilig the purchase of crtain Grounds in Palace Yard &c &c. _ Resolutions were severally read and agreed to. and Bab ordered to be brought in ',ormolu thereto. A Message from the Lords informed the House, that their Lord.hip had agreed to the British Mu Crum Putchase and k.zehaege Bill, the City of Dublinlmprovemeat Roll, and some Private dons. Mr. Hillhouse brought up a Bill for exem v ting certaia produce of the West India Colonies from the payment of Außlow Duties. which was read a first time, cad ordered to be read a second time ou Monday. . _ . The other orders of the day were then di:posed of, and the House adjourned until Monday. FOREIGN 1N ALLIGtNCE. TONNINGEN MAlL.—(7lt , ther Extract .) H•MPUIG. JUNI 27. [Us [Ugliness the Prince of Punte Curio lus ar rived here from List Prussia. In pursuance cf Marshal Brune's order, the Froech Cusum.-hnuse Officers are to resume their forma Mations in this city. Cuevenalles,juiir 10. The Dinilh Ambassador. lavendahl, bas irtivzd at hi. post at the Hague. Five English ships ut war are now lying in Lament. Road. victor A, JULY 4 The amPt Gazette contains the following article tram Turkey. --'• On the 7th, the Sulimes* Velide, or mother of Cie present Grand Seignior, made her solemn entry front the ancient is the new Se t 71in.—The Grand Sei...nior, dressed in his robes• • ! state, proceeded from the latter place to meet f•er, and an irnninte cr , sed followed the proees .it•n. The chaeiges which have taken plate. have not i.loduezd any other alteratioss with regard to the Grand Viziers army, than that the Janissaries insiste on tie r , ..toration at their Aga. which ae rortlin ly was w.a:cd. Ts:sedate still remains is po.bviva of the Russians. The Caraia lath. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, MONDAY, Avaust 3. No account. of the expedition has been received since it sailed from the Downs. It Is generally sup posed that it is gone to occupy Zealand. which island contains Copenhagen, the capital of Den mark, and commends one side of the Sound. Bose a. IP sera has evidently the same obje4 in view, and it is good policy to prevent it. A Memenger arrived at sight o'clock, last morn ing, at the Foreign Office, with Dispatches from Lord HUTCNINADN, and at three o'clock Mr. CAN. moo called a Cabinet Miming. when they wets takers into ctn• Aeration. It was reported, in the marmot' the evening, that the dispatches are of great importance. The Jobe Rail cotter has arrived at Guernsey from Move Video, which place she left on the 18th May. By this conveyance accounts are received of the arrival of the trarisports,aith the troops onboard, under General WH I rELOCILL'i command, all well. Two of the transports belonging to General CRAU• ruse, fr'.m St. Helena, had also arrived, and the remainder, with tile men of war, under the com mand of Aimiral Muaaav, were daily expelled. Sa soon as the whole had been colle.ed, it was the intention of Sir S A sst r.t. Aucit ur v to attempt the re-taking of Buenos Ayre,. By the reports of seve ral Spanish deserters, from that place, no doubt is entertained of its being by this time in our posses sion. Great disturbances existed. There are three parties, denominated the Old Spanish Party, the New Spanish Party, and tits English Party. The New Spanish Party and the English were daily in creasing ; the Old Spanish Party was greatly on the decline. Wine some of our Contemporaries ransack Tie Andel", Cone*newts for smart things and ele gant flattery, of which they compose Bo language to the Queen of PKUISI A, private letters, of the 12th last, from Tilsit, state, that after a fe u moments of polite behaviour, upon her first introduc tion, the natural ferocity of his temper broke out, and he condu&ed himself with all the Jacobin rudeness displayed in his Bulle , ins, whenever they alluded to that amiable and spirited eiin ass. I'o the King of Paussi a he behaved with uniform insolence, while he veined equally anxious to win the good opinion of the Emperor of Russia.—lndeed the accoutrts an t:.e pu I.c t )spers of the proceedings at Tilsit. Anse that Bow made a marked diwinaion in b;s conduct to thc”e two Princes. insultir.g the weak upun all occasions, and Battering the wrong. We trace this hostile s . Tit la Prussia fa every line of the Treaty bet that Power and France, of wnizb we in seutad cony on Satarday.--saep tetrisuei4 hu m* Elbe and the Rhine, incle bl•glehing, taken away to m i k e t h e Kispfnis ef 41.el'wlia in() 11311 AP AA a ; part of P titian Pohl includin Warsaw, is takes aw a y to mit t Dark, ii/* /Barrow fur the Kin • of S ttl- 7 J EltJelg Bom 44444 s's inters led tat ier-in-145 ; other part of Prussian P ind is giren se toi l ErripetOr F6:411411 AC of Fa socatee Wicia aas ; and si certain poi tion of territory in its vicia tr. is erei into an independent Stat,. Tse tolls of the V a produaive Source of revenue to P:1 a ,, 45) fi s h e d, an d a military road MI to be op:nea tru3so Prussia. from Warsaw to Prussia. stripped of more than a third of her heredir 47 d,. main, and of about one-half of her ;milt it: la 40 revenue, can rank only as a thin! ur State in Rory:. with W , rtemiserg ail Sarrte, Bin even of the small porti'n that is left ti King of ra oast • cannot reckon noon the imr:ll,oeit possession. The new arrangement bears eti:eg marks of a mind that contemplated the entit.'i. sorption of Psussta, and 111C.I'a the pelmet arra t 4 . mint as only preparatory to a plan to the elf , ki. it no great distance of tim r. Of Cm rnsrrisge in it. 11041 1141iiitit haTli 'Atli the elitiCeill Of SIMONY, N APO:A° ei cape& to see the crowns oiSsito.iy a rd Westphalia, with the Diked s n of Warsaw, suited upon the head of Jsaorrs I and it wig then beams necessary to round and consolida.e his dorsi ions, by the ann , m•stion of Prussia; to tie acconsAisli ment of wnich objea, the military road. re.erv m d between Warsaw and Sssony , w,ll be lounJ rely . . • convenient. Pie have resumed our extra is from the Parrs brought by theTonningen Mail , vhich attired on Fri day night. Private Letters, received by the same c n. veyance, concur in stating, that France has req.l,l-1 the Danish Government to assist in the exclusion of the British commerce from the Continent. and .1 shut the Sound against our trade. Bat Nan T has been seat to the Paten' Roy s 1., at Ke.l. is Holstein, to urge these demands, aoi a strong of French, I)utch, and Spools:: troops, has b ten - • fettled on the Elbe, to enforce them. It is er n Alt.:an has been occupia by a division .n t.e Dutch army. under General Du stooccsau, and hid detachment had been pushed forward towards Tonningen, whets dispatches from Rollin". re. called them towards their o wn fluni4m•-• Between the 19th and 21st ult. 7000 Dutch troops arrived m Hasesburgb, and were followed on the 2 4 2 d by nearly 3000 more; on the day followinzi how. ever, 9000 of them re-crossed the !Übe, having hao recalled to oppose the app►ehended debarkation of the British in Holland. One of the corps of the French *army is ordered from the Nem -a to the Elbe, and on the 24th was hourly expriffeJ at Lao. enburgh, with a view to intimidate or to occupy Denmark The Danish Government, hn • ever, coo• tinned to receive assurances of Is igod.hip from. France. Private Letters from the Continent state, t!tat Bon AAAAA►repeatedly declared, at Tilsit, that if England refused such terms as he should effer, he was determined to invade her within twelve month[. Admiral fleet was, on Monday, seen by the I.ed, Frances packet.staading for the Stio ,, d. The letteis received by the G itt tnburgh Mail from St. Petoesburgh. contain orders for goods to a much greater amount than usual,trons the apprehen. sion of a suspended intercourse between Russia and this country. The following is the amount and distribution of the British Naval Force, up to this day — At see, 91 ships of the line-12 from 80 to 44 guns 150 ftigates, 150 'loupe, die, and 199 gun.brigs and ethos ;mesa. rota!, 582 In ptrt and fitting, gustd.ships, haspitalmbips, Ind recto inT.ships-49 ships of the 800 ; from 53 to 44 gum ; frigates i 47 sloops, die. and 44 gun-b.igs and other monis. —Total, 155 Buildoig-25 ships of the line, 'ZS hives, 2G sloops, Lc. and lour gun-brigs sod other vessels —Total, 94. In or:Hoary-41 .hips the line, 14 fonts 50 to 44 gums; (~,ate-, 42 sloops, die. and 14 zuo-hrigs and other snick. —Total 167--Grand Total s 1028. Members returned to serve in Parliament for the following places : pal Borough of OrfordWilli:111 510 , 07. the youncer, in the ro on of Lord Robert Seymour, sew, be.n.g ehmro fat the .aid Emig!), and al,o for the county of mmie his 'Arctic.; to serve fur the roomy Tnwn and Port of Vgiuchelsev—aS t Ovws!3 It of Bruton street, in the room of Sir Prerleriek Fic•die , Bart rho, since his election, hat', accepted the (Of- , : Stewart or Bailiff of His Three Chiltern Hon,h_ ' of Stoke, Llesberough, and Bouenham, in the moot, of B. * ilighain. A report prevailed, on filatneday, and was nien• tioutni in some of toe Sunday Papers. that several men had been smothered in the hiild oh the Ted der off the Tower, and had been brought nn shire to he owned. Upon the most dligent yesterday, we could not find way foutolathre tar this report. At Nottingham Assizes frig: 11 11art/aft was tried nn an indictment I r f i niou-Iy ulter.ng the last will and testament ef rtiossAl SMITH, late of At noi.,, Cent. by maki g several costae; therein, arl . forging the words •• ni ces Han ah Maslo w therein, in place of the w-rd, thepeews W lhact Armion," wilt intent to defread cone f the p.. - , ns benefictaiiy snerrested trios? the said will. ,o I stud gsrii.'fo, received ser.tence of death, dad tett for execution, but has since bite t.iirieveei. Ifor J ul, —Kent J,tw, fnr j emtarstes.—.Tables i•• Att. for J .—Ptlces en Co: o! (i apu il AU Leucn 4.13 to ha a, Work. %Err tailed, hit true, onibillild May. to dries bathtika g ou ,,, n goy . testa that intpogivint Wand. *I,. rant a period to t!ie blockade of the Streiebta Constantinople. Ant after two cloi erainenAdo.slk . Tekiah fleet returned with the lend troops on board. which had actually already brat landed in the island, to its former station in the Dardanelles." lIILTZOVI. JULY 25. The Swedes have returned to Stral.nad ; they Otis day attempted a sortie through Vogth4gen, bat were repulsed by General Loiaon. The heavy ordnance is daily expetled to begin the si..ge, and, in the mean time, the hoe of circuits. vallacian is constru&e.l. Since the 13th, we hare h .d intir engagements, the most important of which nk i)lace at Itagata. the defiles of which were de• tended by the Swedes, with a numerous artillery.-- General Molt n. carried the post. while General Iliudet attacked the enemy near Nogat, where the King commanded in person. The Swedes have lost about 250 men, and effed ed their retreat in waggons. which they had pro vided for that purpose. FROM THE FR EN AI PAPERS. H• SI BURGH. JULY 24. His Highness the PI ince Ott Pointe Cory , ., who AT. rived here yesterday, to-day was waited on and complimented on the part of die Senate. TONNINOSN, JULY 26. We have just learned t'•at 15trnatotteis gone on an important mission to Copenhagen great 4 PPr' - hensions have been en' stained for the fate of Hol stein. the garrison of liamborgh having been late!) augmented to arum 15 to 16,000 mear the greater p 14 which are now, however, on their mare. to wards Milstein._ Toe Russian Monarch was obliged to avail him self of a stratagem to get out of the loath, ime com p iny of the disgusting Corsican; a most pressing nsessage from the Senate was his excuse for leaving Tilsit ao the 11th inst. gT, JULY 18. To-night his Highness the Prince Primate. our most gracious Sovereign, will arrive here from As claffenhurg, to congratulate the immortal hero, li the founder Of the peace of Europe, Napoleoo the Great, no his arrival within our walls. His Majesty the Emperor is expetited here. next Monday, and the most exp. ditions pier rrations are making at the Pa lace for hi 3 reception ; as also for sl general illumi nation. It is not yr known how long His Majesty well stay here, but it' is believed, that he will either dine or sup with our illustrious Prince. To-morrow, the Spanish regiment of Prineessa, and the third battalion of the Regiments of Za mara, wail arrive here, on its march to• Hanover. These troops have at their head the General-in- Chief of the Spanish auxiliary troops in Germany, the Marquis di;la 11-‘mane. DWI Irbil , a et atm ▪ nt worn IC for '$ &met. I MeLon pit; of f W any' *tn A in 'nom the •tm ►ottom. soN! By 3:111 Mr I writ, sod en f .iird 1.. Bo pear D ire %T. 3:r 7e Ti cot M 4 0- 0 D.v: 10 mu rya( Mr vntra4 to' ; Mr t!*.e boleti Sc, rin pt• v prnn mci t 101 et, 5 ins