The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-08-07 00:00:00

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According to the Bide Gazelle, the treaty of 4 „ ,. ,,,,,,„„ ~,gd,—Dnors oprn et S'cres, and the Cowell , ELEVEN FREEHOLD. 1111 l !BEd, COVEN T.GA It DES. s i „ s t F. 114111 44'ClocIt• By Mr. BURTON, otreit‘ive and defensive alliance,,concluded between ''L----"--:;;S°I..ER. On TUESDAY, Meets" instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Austria and France, - was ratified by Ills Nbsjesty Lots, if nut prey". the Emperor of Austen., on the :Idth of Jitite, due- • . _ ow/N. Audios Mart, near the Bank, in Ten Folic are cautioned against a rill!' P ' iif.l.4 Al ES HAMILTON, son of ously disposed of by Facile Contract, ing liiistay in Mariazell. IA". uf Ihe " l e .. in Wych•street, and letel3 re'i- VALUABLE and vent improvnlde FREE- HRiD-MUARTERS, ALYERQUROVLY 10. __„. N u ailtue, • c.rl''' '• l ~,4,. T rio * hi t .. Landerthep ',tem. All still antenna quiet here, but we tfe lit daily 'Wading the Toehold'', Grey public-howse. principally brick expectivion of a battle. s- ii" ,,,: ' ijilli'- 'te collect debts for some of the Newspapers, " e''' ' '' , red and is in the habit of receiving large built, eligibly situated, being Nos. 4,5, 6,7,9, to, 11, I ;t, 14, " .— , - :,, l'i " recei ' the Proprietors and the Advertisers. 13, and 18, Beydges-street, covent-GerJen; MIC uf which is Torit El., JULY 16. in bind, the lease of another will expire at Michaelmas next; Hi, Maj.-sty the King of [loll.. ,i 1 has merited said'" uw " ri .; - 'i. j .fruld ,,,,,o u' ll r aseit esa is about 19 years of age, and and the reinainder Ise to Mears. Hoyden : . Kelly, Tun neon . here, under the nainr of a Mr. de St. Lim, attend. 6 teat ; reins both, of a fair complexion, with light-brown Haslock, Levi, Gardioer, Stewart, and I Whirs, at very tow ed by a certain Mr. de Bloys and B iron few:G..- ' 11 " *" bisi "11. 'sr his place of abode, communi- moll. c.,16, A i iy o ui w the •at ots t i .,_e ra t e t, , a h - I :. t r iie wi ha ll be tlinskfrolly recei, ed. To be viewed, by leave of the tenants, ten days previous II is sopposed that His Nlajesty intends to spend to p oi ~.0 . 0 ), to the sale; when descriptire particulars may be had on the . all the bathiag season it, Bohemia. It wo raid, lar•ordse , t respective Premises; of the Mart ; and of Mr. Barton, to age Ina toc^Pe to Aglencl4 bet it i2" pp used Corubuhl. NAPLES, JUMP 2li. Milt Weal They write from Scylle. that the Neapolitan not hs is rill is this metropolis. , TOTTEN HA M.—HAN USOME RESIDENCE, BEAU- marine hes just gained fresh advantages over the Li „,;,, a ,ascisisty, trio. .'" ----- I,ON DON DOCK DKEIENTUALi TIFUL LAWN, EXTENSIVE •PRODUCTIVE GAR- . English. Twenty-eight gun - Boats of His Nlejesty, DENS, PLEASUR &GROUNDS. ORNAMENTAL 4 . 8. •' liq :. of I/MEC el.H.L'ii of the LON - SHEET OF W.ATKR„ AND CAPACIOUS OUT- commanded by M. St. Citpraix , have beaten the TD O.--;41)41 " COMFA My, de te,4.t give A'uf•-• to ButLPINGe. By Mr. RI'ETON, - "Ellrealy'Vflotilta, ,•ratisiating of 50 wit, among *bleb /Mjos ul DEBENTURE S issued by the Company, Oa TUESDAY ma alit Ow. at ii, as the Aunties Mart, were '2O gun-boats, carrying 23-pounders ; the com. i t im i „al b e 1 ,,,,,t off, vat, the Interest due thereon, A TRU is Eligible nod very , Valuttli:- 11l F. bat took place in sight of Set Ila, :nal under the a libis dem - . ou FKIDAI the sib of February next ; au d tl.. HOLD PROPERTY, including • noble auiform e - yts ( if the army and the iuliabitatits of both coast*. that the 1 01 . 104 M I such Debi : Mores as are not plitt un that Residesce, in perfect ender, with several suits of rooms of , will cease. GEORGE ROBINSON, See• a d mir able proportion", requisite domestic arnmegentitiam, Il has slcit i ded the coulidetice of the troops and sat. a s , L e silaa Dock Home, A u g . a, 1310. pr i ncipal and seeond at dream, spacing'. carriage and stable Foes. 1111 , 1 iervr* an an answer to those who preti-nil yard, I. which is excellent roomy stabling fur carriage and that , Ii? English only sotfer convoys, to arrive at yt---------------------7-------7:VE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POU NDS. riding homes, conch-boners, and sn'itulric nut-olDem; Mini- Sc Ile it. order to have the pleasure of destroying owirf awl CO Coistnictors with folveriiinent t s a i l ll iziel .ad oei: s le ie t . •. s o i i v t e s in nl i to;...r h e r ar o d h, en r s y , ir i r ai l i z w d h w w i s ti ne s lo i ll o y , thetu. 0 k, ty o r earm STATE LOTTERY, keg leave respect. fatly minket Bair friends and the public, th a t T l ellets and sarroends the estate, ornanicirwd with various timber., r e. I alTat et OF A I.r.Trsa FROM PARIS, JULY le. gbwis an ens on sale in great variety at their Offices, No. 1. ; lawns, slop in g nod begirt with handsome prolific !Maclaine Itecamier, an touch celebrated by her p e Iv a; No le, Charing-cress; and No. 31, Aldgate sheet of water' agreeably *Heated is Wbite- Ilan lase the beauty Its the bankruptcy u tier husband, died a f It ' ' -a ' " . • hewe is entire! ums--there an Fire rek bl l ' of the ble village of 'Folterilute •-•• 1611141gfft ' Tlie k. 4the Les sitter Ticket P ra e P 41 .• Iti r cia - few days aio at Per's. Prises al ro,arett meta, sa mow s are Ar the same nine will be sold, the Lease of two rich i waw a 6. 4 , w , rem which it mast be 'rhymes that the Meadows., containing about fourteen acres, situate cntr. Madame Toe zard is dead, in consequence of her c e* 4 g loa t 3 e 4,01111. Pare is greatly increased. le guous to the resiitinice. woonsts. . the wt lamr , 4 ,,,1 ~,,,t C o had the satisfaction of selliag 'Fii be viewed with rickets only, which, with diocripaivc There site some hopes of the recovery of Prince No 4,09,3 p ros .. ii 4'.40°1. is SWIMS Siuteeutits, besides particulars, may be had of Mr. Berton, 03, Cornhin per. Korai:lm a several ia a ..or Carl to Oculars ou the penumes; at Lloyd's; sad at the Anctio• mi ------- Mart. The Duke of Otranto (Fouclia) has axed his fe- d WENDED SiIEVORD JVNCTION NAVIGATION. sirtence at Aix, in Provence. The F..iipernr has A T , 111:.E HNC, of the f'OMMITTEE of SPACIOUS PREMISES, WITH GOeiD 1,1 . .1T. sui 1. recalled N'ii•s-A , linintl Truguet, who fur the last e ABLE FOR A NIANUF'ACTORY, IMES' . FRY STA.. It 11,, pr-prial Vadeetakine, it one resolve.' to WWI a BEE KEEPERS, AN U OTHEIts, IN THE. MI- seven yemsi li is beets unemployed, and given lam GENERA'. AI EETING ship WWII IR ERS, en TULaDAY NITY OF FINSBURY AND RISHOPSGATE. the colia,um,l of the squadron at Rochefort. Me yi!l tar of Owed text. at rise ray of Lamella ravers, By Mr. BURTON, B,4„ ro i e ..irset, soudo.i, at Twelve °Violet preeri ety • - GOTTENRURGH MAIL. the ion sa,e of rdairming an Arming swot fee muting sly. °u T V ESDAY the lost lsiatttot i at le, at the Audios Mar, in Two I„uts, F .rfirs interested re this concerti and few Subsenbers tie T HE ()EACH' it silo real of very •como.o.lintis grOCEROLM, JULY '23. weird"' to meet accordingly J. J EPSON ODDY, Makatea. and corm:l,4.ot PREMISES, including • very coin. In ermaeivienee of the Ciliates% sitter of the late fallible darclliii,t•livitse, cstensiveareir brick-Milt Iwo gam St lows's square, Lnealim,.36lll lady. Writ klar-:tal, Crow. Fersen, h ,e,,,g bestiality :up. ___ wait:house or manufacker threelstall stelae, tarn don'ae ....'- ______ .__ PORTUC 11. AND hPAIN. shot, and two spacious yards , rendered particularly • wove. l"."11 to ‘ 11 " Royal Ilittlettl. s that all her PAP': r il r ivir i t ,,„-,.... ~,!,.. .. „1,, c 4, pr ,„li rg ..,,,,, n t,, akin and ..cure, complete) , " iiicloserl with folding gates, siiiillit be taken under Real like those of her younger athaissbli situated .1.•• a lotion* manutaetuly, , brewer, di" brother, Count F. FerSeit, Lord Chaintierlain, and I I. drown lothsee kingdoms, and the proilimity of ri.d, . the. p......., situation of the English tiller, bat-maker, dyer, dry-salter, ur any retrofit-tory in stricie examined ; His MajestV has loco pleased Ike sr.' e. wets . • i which space mad light are requinsd • eligibly Minaret& in sad fr . 1 . 0 Al 31141, 162/4 11441414,11 Ilie Proprietor to fi.o.h, , . Gloster. st.. et, ('onus-rood, nem. Finsbury square, is stork . to ispP . . ll .. e. fo r that pontos , fi commiree consis,- e Comes of the Kew 11e BHA 1.1:011 '!'s i t. " .f., '""''''' '- ' .s • there is a i ., : . irate entroice fr Short str...t /II 4201111/4144 111.4 of M. ILepplo. Ciatilsellor of Justice, M. sertr . tr.-; oi CoUNTRY, retail ACTF:It, and 4 •`:.. 1 • _ • , . 1 , lood..tret I ; had ori lease for about say yc.irs, at moderate Klenkberg, Chaise-Ihr of Justice, :soil A . 1...1,ter- TI;NIF..i eultTUGilit. awl SPAIN, tams on ile route Is st • Mean Jae British Arny, enosmaaelee4y Lirotenant- t rent?, Dewily-Governor, who are directed chesty Gems' •r I , PIN ANY •It F,, o f shone Commie* obese 1 :1 11. 0 be viewed, amid particulars 13.0 Wu the premises; at to tgaiwine all the pipers of the said Cueltiteria Prim. are eh...turret 1.01141.111111( of 33 LARGE. PLATES tae Mart i mod of Mr. Barton, 64 Coridoli. iiiquir3 • eft:mu:WV " ' ENGRAVINGS. 1 ..131111,114141 a the Orly- TO INN AND T AVIAN skar SR% A NDOVH E Piper, and to report to flee Maiiiaty dm tweet of RN. then oys awl. 011 1 -4 pied; brine as Viral; of the Comary endL. CAPITAL FIRS f•RATE INN, TAVERN, Hemet., AS L - KV*, :47 Foguns, ilie , h atom of Notional Charlie. SFNIRLY AN U POSTING HOUSE, MAI DSTONF„ " • ••. KONGILF. JULY -21. knal e......., with th eir Military Appearauct. To KENT, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ; LAND- On tne 19t h inst.. at midnight, a dreadful con- td....bur r4,1,a, oripropeinir lescripensis. The srhole tr utl- TAX REDEEMED. ' tigration broke out in this testi, which in two r kg to rim:, .es and inspicmc • enamel Idea of the Country Dv Air BURTON, hours time reduced fourteen of the largest !mimes to • mili'wwlr la retch a a• 1 0c... 1 . Al a FrolotioPitc.", the On WEDNESDAY, September 19, at Twelve, at the Aar- I „iii,,,. ILeemest everteu by the Spauisrils. as • tribute uf grafi- Ron Mart of sot swam (Impulsed of by Private Cud- , bib is t . aar,,,,..a af Lieutenast Gewrial Sir John 1100 ft. tract). (mina°. JULY 19. De Posiemas 4 lahrrrie a m the Costar', or Collectors A Singularly valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. roe preparalt • oas for the Diet, to beheld here by ifli. keno, • tied this V lunar . most valuable addition; 11l Hie Majesty's eisannieud, are coutinued with all comprising that respe.ctable aid well.esteblished Inn, aw I. " Imwttr°6"" such Military Character as "'" at the Si-r , at Maidstone, the property of Mr Speed, who is possible dispatch. and it is expected that the the ...olio Otos Casitafe, (4.ithers who cp•- App. trioe w ' retdiricg um Nosiness. The premiers are renderer, yarticu• will be opened on the 23d inst. Ills Royal Ma- h• s.O risif ma the ie*.a.since of Local 114 i•usi ledge • , larty coneement f 0 Coulon, • buniintas with unusual facility, jesty intends to reside here is the Rot al Castle, Pr la he labs Buoth; Wake street. EMtLiod-place, Lou. b • h 1 , w lc h as L.•en a prorausimit fostare iir the concern fur ISO 41 . 4, Pro'. 1. llorrls royal full., I 11 ,... ..ut tokiv• W.. ' which is fitting .up far his reception. The Diet 1 . years; awl feisne uriparsllekd advaaieges of capability and WONDERFUL NEW ARRtrxr:s... • aituation, marl t•ettilreitly inane • COUtiellifel respectable tO hold its sittingli is the Cathedral o f ch i :. titt'. BOTAII.3IFNAGERIF.,EKETERYHANGII.STRAND, support. The premiers rue contumelies*. well etiniweteil, in Several entries required for the accuininoclat on seClellll •SID I *V very excellent repair, and capable of making up about fifty of the Court and States have already nriived by l'i; P POLIT 4 t beds; namernas dining end drawing rooms of Roca! Pl"P"''' 0371, under the protection of several sloops of so' ,a Roe de kit E r p or i ogd „r ', v i e , Linositie, is the k nown lions, • speciosa handsome assetiehly.ruoin, a well.frequeuted A •quadron of the Royal Rarer Guards • . ;teed World. coffee town, reflood( and well imaged servants' apart- • THAT evr.onli..e•v aiiimal. of ancient fame, meats, cooniodious arched and other calming ;at • suitable this dry iii the camp formed near :Lie city. Two a the SIIINOrEROS. or , rea l C u k or * distance in the yard is a Tap, a puldic.house, wlhcb may be squadrons of Flocs:tie, belonging to the brigade of let off to cuumiler4ble advantage ; excellent stalled end upcii AN. a sienrodons ELEPHANT; Koval Life tivards, and two Mutations of the regi. A moot BEAUTIFUL ZEBRA ; stabling f ur 71 horses, inclosed cotieb.bomes, speculum well. theists of eerike sod Worusland, have also reached tivr MAJESTIC LIONs; timbered lofts, requisate out•buildiegs, and a large open yord, it. r. ?On TREMENI,OI2S BENG tL ROYAL TTIIIRS; Jun with a eusiveniesit back carriage mar:ince; the whole cum. --••••••.-- e. ilifo laaghing HY.ENAS • pletely inclosed and secured with folding gates. • FRENCH PAPERS. A pier oft.' raard mars Aim I .F,O ARDS; - To be viewed till tbe Sale, by application to Mr. Berme, r. Tile JAGUAR, or TIG LK CAT; of whom descriptive particulars miry be had; particulars at tbe Saracen's Head, Ashford; Swan, Hy tbc ; Royal Hotel, FARIS. JCLY 2 EGYPTIAN CAMEL; 9. Is Th' CYRUS. or GREAT CRANK of BENGAL ; Dover, Three King., Deal; Royal Hotel, Margate ; Folio- The Senate held a meeting yesterday. The tern, Cauteibury ; Kum, Satingbusr ...laud Rothman; Rose, A F ir, of ISANGAROOS, with their young One: I'ri Hee Arcia•Chitscellur presided. I 'I bete Belearic, or ROYAL CRowN CRANES; Danford iat the George, Bow ; Blossom ' s Imo, Lanrceic... Condi De St. Morena. Envoy Extraordinary from I lans; Cross Key., Wood.strect; and at the Auction Mart, A Pair of enutioss, France to Prnsifia, arrived yesterday in Pars, on I The :Meer YU LT1. 1 4 E : Loudon i N B. A part of the parelsase•rnosey may remain on mart- his retian from Berlin. The great Emelt. 4:1.K ; 4 The En CRS, or, Unlined. Si 47TH ERN OSTRICHES; Pr e ' - if niluired. A privateer from ltoologne has captured, at the tea the enorslineli TO BE stit:DßY - A - t:CTION, -- mouth of the Thames, three Ett• I h I Idg us IrtilSie II 11 ell II S4CLETON of • SPERMACETI WHAI.E, Oa SATURDAY the tith day of August inst. at the ' w il l coa l s . Silty se feet los, sod the only one in England. White Hart Ina ill this turn irf Hawes, in Wensley bele, i n!h 3 ereat variety of intAesting Auntie's and Boils. to the county of ' Yorh, it Six o'clock in die Evening, sub- The Dutch troops' under the command of Cc,. ' D11re0041411.1, iit the Hague. took the oath of fide- ••• h.side iin three apartmeats, at Oh,, Slisiliii each, or ;led to "12'1"A" Ikea so be l' uduced • II 'lwo Shillings and Sispeinre the whole. 4 A LI. th.t elig.ble and very d.tiirable FREE- lily it fits Maj e sty on the dist ; siod on the g4th, -8 The moat vahie gives for all birds of (snip Birds /IL HOLD SPORTING RESIDENCE, called Kin I the notional guard of the city of Amsterimio, con- ' mad Brute House, built aboat du yearn ago, with extenaive Masa. seiting of sellout three thousand. took Um oath in -...„ 11 11. TRLEMANS4 tiVTTA SALVTARIS. trona of the same'grimtb; sod emend char, of Menlo., mid pre neo r e of the Arch-Treasurer. Cen t ral Molitor Pasture Land attached essitaining altscrther m Aer s, - II THE value ‘l' tilos Infallible Medicine has 11, ' ,1, now let to a leme at "all ' —ilmalethlle "elm". say he is employed iii ndenini tering it to the troops in the O L ___ ll oolong proved, that nothing of the present day eau bad (Weise Howse sad Officer, it minis. d. slepattmesits of Hirt, lit, 11;neldres . Orerylowl, ice. ke bur a , • ,_ w ith rapetrtairt it, us all the dllkreut stage' of a Also, a capital Dairy and sheep Faro, next adjoining to Tim cress of the Imperial and Jloyal sqii otlrunt amass 1 .."3" 4 Owls lt effectually cures and eradicates the bcfmreuelataitud preiStise•, called halt Rugg , caamat• 1 1 Mt: iii the Tease. the Testi. and before Amster- •••a Ike bunt, with o ut p e el' s; •a ' feelings rid ' of noel farm house and Outlmililiop, with l ir.. nr ... , that , att iae a pato... • in; A g - il MI. were sworn iii the presence of Admiral Cow t end %Mannin o . without achilituting the Acres of Land. This Farm is let to • tenant at will. Ilti•s,,e:i, ti - trr which the laiperia! flag was hoisted • .414 in lit any de rev , or even re a is . nti men Also, a Farmhouse and Outbuildings, ant, about tie fecs L., u g I " " " si yss, or nava-non in diet. Th.' radical tirtm-1 a Acres of Meadow Laud, intimate at Bertentett ; lehthrise let in the 1.1.1ce of the Dutch, and tolltsted with several u'e , , nettinsahle Drops have pio.c.i their claim to pohlic al will. discharges of artillery.— The ceremony ois all these 4 P`' bu " , r l Gin mom thaa llit .., e 1.% 11l all debility, they Also. 1,•17:1 Arm or :asuman Laid. lately allotted oil OM 1,41.311il took place ninidst re, d exclouttions ,I P" ___ .. .'."'`er - fouling ro.t•oll Om, %bettor the debility is pro- 31,,, 5 .D.i, moor. of •• Long live the Emperor!" kr 77 ;. 1 . 1 ..... - a t , i w o free ase of mercury, illicit pl. .iasires, lit the cf. Atso, l• !least Gates, or on Sheep Gates, in the great , 0,,, J. .... ""' climate To travellers, sod Show ping allotoicall or Agin jut Muss Dale; awl 6i Haan Gill* in rite My, idn. Courier, tinder the head of Trieste, .. ,,.. •:I . y_csan.ir be recoantletmleil No 'levelly ; who wlil New Close Pastore. the 9th mutant. Nye--.. We are authotised to a..- ..,._ • :! 1- • sPeedei k and complcte cure, to ell old otsibborn Also, en ApeeWient for a lease , of winds 16 years sill no 44444 sr. that the trade with Turkey will be open ems : , al: „ 1 . :v01.,. nese that a ff ects the bladder and or- be anespirid in November next, of the eminent* insist of in the spare of a few lays. The Governmeot has a0..,, ,wh 'Y 'tt 'ffte.`t, many women ham hecono - arcriiiis is sod over the Manors of Ritinbridge owl Wurt..;;;; ' fit ).•',^ 44 4 bin' drplifleti of that kspo s ese. oats Ills •iplit of working Miss of Coal, load, sad ether taken the most proper ineastirts to favour ir„ Mu- , s ,t o' vtoleso..l. I tote. esme, a p o eetaii ' 4l ' s he "stkee, No a, Oman- `dolmas mole , the mow, miliiect to a )early scut of soli 1142111 r• of depot are to lie evtalflished at Carle:mit, aternossee row • aid retail ley Notion, l'orto- &w hither stipulations as to 11somi, which will be slated at S rick. anal other places. This commerce holds pi, Ps " rie lh :e ‘ , ‘ ,,,.. a Z' J "" * : , L' ,l N . I Ilion - . roeties; Wills awl Ili. time .4 sale. nut wevoistalele advautages." b em.., . to b; . Peek, Hell : Calvet. mitt Ilierrherys, The shoot Emeates are situated at the apposes , ' of Writs , SCYLLA, JULY 9. hi5ak,,,,,,, "C wi lmit ' shsr ) i StWort. Lmeti.• Kt Athancnt, ley Dale, Yoeksh.re; are wat..ml by seined trout creams, 1,, ~, ; n , • lnle and Lothlinry. Liverpool I TIV•14114.11, and the Moors alainimlnith ei,,,rae, and ether game. The two opposite shores present 44 superb cArp- c , h igh ; a " ,, ,c. lil,talorzwn ; Smith ..4 :11.A.tratoit,_ Vol- The property agora a very am t .:slim residence for • Spout.. 1014 They are cowrie I with troop , . and halt er i..e. ,f. la . h 44 net ' bf . l:o2_C . 't . iu•itry 'lle.lorime Ifeitips ; its k 0 1a..., =ft. and tie roasts are hoed oith ves*els. We are in r or a Mc :1 , 11.1.1 'on.. of shoo may be hid, !Itch •.1 t•• . " 9 'KW For particia.rs apply motto. Rev John Metcalfe, a Ashes, obw .,„, nry ( „ opii . c un ni , o f wino gond event. • • ma ia, th, 5t. ... 4 • 4. a certain nen: door,. Mr Aleswteler c,leert, .4 Richmond. Lind ...., a , L ' a nuo La ' an gravel, 1 . 4. e. uin !tack, Lots, and. Sn.ir,... • ; -r Ms Haman. itylis.ier, L•eix pool, •Infit Marl D iitedirr-Geneval Deceits has arrived from Ger- -0 =Jar), s.c. r!ee t, ~.„) 1 „,,. 6 0a. sL , the I.:t..te tisa ISc nes otiny, to take a command is theorem) . here. . I - . • - c ! . ; e 4 , • , , . p '• PIICI SIXPINCII-HALIPMST. GEN ORAL SA REAZM . *ZPLY OF OBNIMAI. 11AftitATAN TO OSllan' 141WPAIIITE. • LONDON, JObT 21; MO. GZIIIMAL....-1 have perused, wi•h equal s4olisli. ment and attention, a Narrative respecting myself. which was given in the Afmeneser of the 4tb of this month. You quote only my Memorial of 13th or 23J Frimaire; but I have addressed no less than twent♦ to you; the last, dated from the temp at Bou logne, August 9,,7th, 1809, which contains fourteen pages; whereas this which you have quoted his auly four pages. Since you broke me with the Army of Italy. au bring only suspected, why stid you re.tore me with • the Army of Brest ? If we wool.] obtain credt, we must at les-t be consistent. and preserve an appear awe of truth. Wboever shun read your Narrative, sad reflect opon what he has read, will discover, in the tone of indignation with which you speak, your eadwiiifea ties all !sty haein hod the good forttose to eecope t iter's your Bonder. You hive appealed to my twenty-irst and last Memorial :.I beg you to read it throue,tiout.--sooiver or titer, truth will get the better of impostare. • On the liith of June you had given General Clarke io orders to make any report to you respect.. log me; on the Mar July you learned that I IN. in Loudon, busy in unmasking your designs. Yuu thereupon dictated to dour Secretary, what yea be lieved would do me hurt, and you made General Clarke sign it with his name. T,,, whole world knows that your ministers ale simply but so muy puppets, not even eseeptsug General Berthier hiea tell. Having procured my discharge from the regiment of the Colonel-Geoeral of Dra4ooto., I was appointed governor to a young nobleman, the C out de Ver. duzao, with whom I remained in the capacity for the space of three years. I.i 1790, I accented the office of Mathematical Professor in the royal mili tary school of Some, a al had the care of three MIS of the Prone de Bethune, as th,ir pottote tu , or. Ravin4 . oll)o the .ircay of the North in 174, I acted as Cr ill VW .ir.t enovariits. appointed to the artillery school at Clad .1 can didate for promotion. The taking of Verdun, and the King of Prussia's approach, occasioned a batta lion to he raised, to which I was appointed A.ljn tent Major, and in which Mr. Densarsais, now a Colonel of Artillery, was obliged to serve as a volun teer. This officer will certify this fact, of which you seem to have your doubts. General Houchard, commanding the Army of the Moselle, hid a nephew whom he wished to esta blish; my cornpauy wasa fine one; the nobles were I f ..un the army ; Houchard woull insist •h it I ts.l, I;le MI Of the Count dc Sa resin, an emi grant. who was his Colonel, and that I was very iske my father. It was in vain that I declared my self to be a • sty I W.ll obliged to serve as a private soldier in the Army ~ f La Vendee. Being appointed by General Vlsr:: , nm, in Novem her, 1793, as his Secretary, I put iu order the notes of General Kleber, his particular friend, relciag to the seige of Menus and the war of La Vendee. It was by the direction of these two Generals that I first set about my work, intitled, lastrustisms for Troops during a Campaign." Having followed General Marceau to the Army of Flanders, in April, 1794, I was present at the battle of Ileums, which was gained, as I have proved in my observations by the resolution and foresight of General Soi Bring appointed to the Corps of Engineers I was employed by General Jourdan to wake the juin:ban of the armies of the Sambre and abuse and the MnseHe. In tie attack of Coblente, I suc ceeded in carrying the redoubts which covered the bridge of the Moselle. At the siege of M.estrieht I was appointed Ad. jutont-General, Chief of Battalion, and Chief of Brigade ut the blockade of Luxembourg. I was appointed to escort t • g.rnstrt of this place with Marshal Bender. eiglity-iour y. ars of age. asf.,r as the {tone, ant 1 . are th,! commendotios of my %Mention to tom. Employed on the left wing of General Kleber'e army. I wag etavged so make the p ep.n.tio a for the Brat crossim; of Mr Rhine. wh ch toblt pl me in Septemlwr, 1795. The army Imre upon the Mame. from whence it was driven bs G..orral Clairton, whu then' Breed the It e at 11t, I WAI with the right sting of the army during the campaign of Ilu •d-ruck. I made tne•mimpsign of Germany with (;ener it fierinsdwie. as Ilse chief officer ot lit.. staff, when Piince Chad- s it.feitt-d Jourdan, i t /Woo, 1796. and forced him 'o re. treat to ti,e L ine. At this time it WWI that Gene rJl Mole :u effected the retrea• so dereoreitly holds