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I MM.". -_ r s ~., ~, 1117 .. . 137 '4 • . r: " , • .inut • .. .., , 7 1.• I.• • •I e• b • •••:i JO V ta•f.t.4e; •ar . • ~• •~ .., ..., ~- -.•-l.z•-•.'•• - F:11... - UMBER 82&) THEATRF-P.OYAL, HAYMARKET. ~ H IS PRESENT EVENING, August 22, will I be prese n ted ("Fond time these nine years) the Revived Opera, called THE THREE. AND THE DEUCE! preri..• single, Mr F11164)11! ?wiles's Single, Mr. Ellis• ton ' • Percival Single, Mr ! ! ! Humphrey Grizzle, Nbibeirs ; Justice Tnuchit, Mr. Hatton; Mr. Milford, Mr. Wharton; Mac Floggen, Mr. Denman; Frank, Mr. L”tnn ; Renard, Mr. Johnston. Emily, Mrs. &unwell ; Phcabe Mrs. Mathews; TaMine, Minim yrer. 'Pievioua le she Opma, • Dramat Piece callod SYLVESTER DAGGER WO . OD. s o ie gge Daggerwood, Mr. De Camp; Fustian, Mr. Luton. To winch will TOM THUMB. he added the Borle.que Tragedy of Ring Arthur, Mr. Dowton • Merlin, Mr. Denman ; Lord r. wheats ; Tens ' Thumb, Master Wert. Queen ii„ii.nrita, MA. Tyree; Pnacese Iluncainiusca, Mrs. Taylor; undalc., Mir Lessee. Places female !Mies to be takes of Mr. Lice, at the Theo tw--Deset, M.—Pit, 3s —First Gallery, Vs —Second 7. I,,—The doors to be opened at six o'cl;ek, and begin pre imply at acre% To4nurroar, the Play of The Iron Cheat.—with (second tiros thin ,won) The Son-in-Law. LAURENT'S LOYAL THPATRE OF MIRTH, LYCEUM, STRAND. * Authority of the Lord Chsotherluiu, and under the Pa m, .ate of Ms Royal Highni-A the DUKE of KENT, THIS PRESENT THURSDAY, August 22, 180, and livery Evening. true Week, with a grand B4liet of rke"lion, got vp under Mr LAURENT'S di reniuti, called THE MARECHAL DE LOGIS. Prin. cipal Dant. n, Mr. Laurent, and. Mr. and the Min Giroux Alter which, an entirely new grand serious Spectacle, with new Scenery, Dresses, and Decoration, consi.ting of Music., Dancing. and appropriate Combat., Galled FLORENZA: er, THE CASTLE OF TOLE DO. Th.. Pantomimic winter' and get ap by Mr. Limn. t; the Petry by ah. Barrett; the Scenery by Messrs. Runcinian, Iblerrick, Whitmore, Child, ittc.; tin Music competed and selecled by Mr Curri. The who's to conclude with a sew grand Loyal Allegorical Effusion, con•isting of bong. Dunce, and Action, coffin THE TEST OF LOYALTY; or, BEII ISM HEROISM. The Alleconcal Frontispiece Ly Mr Laurent. and executed by Mr. Child; the rest of this Scenery by Mews Ruournan, Merrick, ac. The Music by Mr Corsi, the Effurusei written by Mr Lau• sent, and the Po-ny by Mr. Barrett. i , incipal Dancers, Mrs. Helms, ar d Mr. and Mrs. Giroux Urns the Opera 1-I.rotel The Dine • meidental to the respective Pieces got up by and tie immediate direction of Mr. G O'Egrille. Tin do, to to,o n at 5 o'clock, and the performance to begin at hart pan 6 precisely Lower Boxer :re. Upper Boxes 45. Pit is 6ri. P.M Oitlcry 26 Upper Gallery Is. Half Pict at 9 o'clock es for the Boxes vo be had at the Threw, L,ceum. N R In owls. that the rulel-e may we be imposed upon, the Refreshments wi'd at the 'finarre oar ue under the direc tion of Mr. Laurent, who will see the Public screed at a fair pr,re NEW INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. Just published, by A Hanoltoo, 221, Piccadilly. RAOUL's Thtee Solos lot the Vi4.loacell, , , d e di. rated to Linley, 7s. 6d.-...Warses Single Solo for Violin, Rao Accompaniment, 2s. r,a -.4.41w% Air, with Variations for the Violist, Rasa Accomcenintent, Nos. 1 and 2, each 21.6 d —llolfincht,i's Si wawa for Yuji'', I..—Ficeillh's Studs ! for Violin, 7s. lid Studies for Ditto, 7a. 64,- -1',.'.1', 100 Variations fur one Violin, ss.—Testrisre Art of bowing, Pa. —Tarring'. celebrate! Solo. 2s. tid.—Schonch ck's poet. far Violin and Violoncello, Op. C. Gs —Schunobee" . itUtte for Two Violoncellos, Op. 12, he ...Posainger's Lactate; Vu lin and Tenor, Si —Mestrino's Dueb for Two Violina, 6. A celebrated Arpeggio, Duets, by Ditto for Voilins, 2S. 64.- 11o,frueister's (o: Violin and T,nor, Souks 6 and 7, each tn—Holtmei,ter's Studies for the Tenor, 2 R• 04.4 ) 36. fid. r.CII.—RAUit'S Trios for Flu b ., Violin, d tenor. 61.--Single The for Flute, Vi..lin, and Tenor, by Piesinger, da.-I)aoces to. 1$ 5, fee th: Violin, &r. Where may he hail, Mr Ili's Catalogue, containing may capital Pieces 'icier before putt:Wiwi in this country. TO FAMILMS CRAVING TOWN 'j'HE OPiJkt W WINE COMPANY, No. 11 46, Kuhl-woe Place, (Wont establithed by Re. west of the Nobility, Pentry, ,n.l the Public m Gener,4l, SILL, Old Port, Vintage 1811, at 425. per Dozen. 044 duo, dittrr 1798, at 445. per 13i aett. 014 4 tto, ditto 1794, M 4ds. per Doz...n. Old Kurile.' Sherre, 1790, at 4/15. per Dozen. ON Listp,n, fist Quality 445. per L) , ,zen. ri .hest ditto 46.. per Dorn. it,cll Mountain, 445. per Dozen. MAdeira Flavour 425. per Dozen. 1,114 P4.4eun 634. per Dozen. 1141utvey Data (Pints) 36... per Doom. pair as ..11 VORSICIII SPIRIT'. _ . Old Jamaica RUM 17. 64. per Gallon. Brandy. Old enn Lac 21*. 6d. per Gallon. H011,•4M, R nerdam 1114 fal per Gallon. Slnob. of Rum 17$ W. per Gallon. ir IINK ONLY LOTTF.RY to be drawn this A Year, beams alien SEPTEMBER, 1805. SCHEME. L 3 P..aes of 0 3 3,000 4 2,000 I 1,004 10 30 66 SO 4,506 3,040 frirst-drawn Blanks i 14 each 40.000 ---- entitled to 7,619 Benefits 17,1 ml Blanks ------. _ m.s.i.mam.l 25,000 Ttcketa L 450,000 Th. ►int drawn Ticket sth Day .. L. 10,000 Dub, 6th Day 20,000 I)itto 7th D.). Are start of the above Capitals. Tickets and Shares are on Salo at all the Licensed Lottery Or& C 3. Price of a Ticket .... L. 19 5 Hale quarter 5(701.1... LILAC BLOOM and PINK DYi., to collar silk ickinin-erhe first of these gists the Wm. tom him, in much admired by many io new si,k a...dunes ; it alto dyes rntedan, tifboy, agOle, & the 6,041 purple, lilac, and violet, Arc. of vartoas tom, at ..lea-ure,..nd • loliOltnn IWOCI:IC colon, Likewise SCO I fit PINK UY 1., reeeting the like qualities, equally beaiditi.l and approved. nee! , 6d• each the packet, with printed isiuructione Scott'. Liquid True aloe, N.inkeen Dye, Durable lob, to m olt Linen with a pen, that will not di.e;taree Sul ethos Pre pared Water Colours, and all neeessanet for Drawing and Cu• lour.ng, prepared and odd, w' elemle awl e•ti, , .1 his Man , lut.4e, Na 417, near Salient-street, in CIE sr and, Lond.n, and by gl'la: ,,, •peri•llble venders of bottle arti4:es w the aritrell dooorio-s. Be attentive, the Proprietor's MIT! In 1/1111141141M We dotae vl eirery packet, none ether le pastas. _ Ii'ASHIONABLE well made HESSIAN nouTs, 11. 14, ; Jockey 1100 i., or exceikati-acker, 11 Ilia. ; Military Ditto csp-Ilopped and stitched, 211 Three-putter backsttappei Calfskin Beats, 11. 14s. • made to meastarc at an advalice of 2, per put.; neat Walltiog and Dress Shoes, 10t. Gd.; for ready money, at HICKSON's, No. 19, Strand, near Hungerfotd-.titset-i-viarratitixl etiaal to those - . ehs;rll 20 per cent. dearrr. LARGE NEWCASTLE COALS. UA R RISON and CO. most respea fully re. eurimend their Friends and the rotate to take tile pre sent advantage of the M.trkets, as there is every probability of the Price Increasing —.Nor can any thing be purcha,ed cheaper for Firing than the Pie charted on the NEW• CASTLE COALS he THE LONDON SEA COAL COM PANY, Soiathartipton street, Holborn. •.• Cart;ge, One Sl.,lling per Mile per Chaidron of! the Stenet--nsual chant- by others 1.. 64. 1 G()WICUT, of No. 21, King -street; coirent al . Gant t *, begs Nave to recommend t. the Public hi: FA- ' MILS (:RATES of EARTHEN whish c9ntain Twenty-one Dishes in 412 e•, Eight Etor..rt P late/ in sizes, On% Sou,. F..ur S..tiose ditto, F,.ur U.vered . oiihes, Sailed Row., Six Baking D.Ates, One Fish Plate ' •Sois_repi".. ' 4TI, Salts ..,d Pflistards, Two Ewe,s and ieso Chanihip, Kitchen &SOBS Jugs, Mugs, &c. &c: 4 1, 1 0 . 6d. per Cate , cantinas ware; 41. 4s. per Crate, bast ware, package I. IChatli. 4 fur is pnblished, price Is. 6d. • 'ii " LOSS OF I'HK AE ERGAVENNY, A POEM with Notes. In which are dispersed a Mam ba( interesting Anecdotes, never before published. By JOHN BARLOW. Sold by Bi.o.ks and Parry, 7, Leadenhadatreet, London. CARACTACUS AND ELFRIDA. This day iv published, a new and eleTant Edition, with a beautiful Portrait of the Author, printed in the best manner, by Whiffingham, on a fi.ie yet.* wove paper, Foolscap Niro. pre, 7s 64 extra boards, POEMS, by the Reverend WILLIAM MASON, ii M.A. Author of " Tne English Garden." Containing the Dramatic Poems of Carattacus and Elfrida— WOOO ly on the Death of Mr. Pope—s Odes, Elegies, Lettcr,, &c. Sc. Lando,' •-•ePrinted fur T. Willis, No. 5, Contras, Bertha loniew's Where may be had, just published, a new and elegant Edi tion, with a tse iutifully engraved Frontispiece, printed in the best to toiler, on a 6ne yellow wove paper. bro. price 6v extra boards, FITZOSSORNE'S LETTERS, on several Subjeels, %the late William Melmuth, Esq of B.th, the elegant madam of Cicero and Pliny. To which is added, A Sketch of tlic Life of the Author. •.• fli above Letters are well known to the Literary World, fur their elegance of language, and purity of morals therefu•z commit be too highly recommeoled to those who wish to obtain a enrrei Kyle of writing, particularly Epistolary Cer• respun.lence. Thi. Day is published, in Seven Volumes, Dem! Octavo, with a Volume of Plain, in Quarto, price 41. 16s. in Board., and in Royal Octavo, price 71 7s. in boards, The SECOND EDITION. Corrected and Enlarged, of rfIRAVELS to DISCOVER the SOURCE of I the NILE, in the ye.irs 1769, 1770, 1771, 1772, and 1773 By .1 tt4.l rs BRUCE, of Kinnaird, Ent_ F.R.S. To v Inch is joevised, a Life of the Author. Printed for Long gen, Hurst, Rem and Orme, Paternoster. row ; Archibald Cansta•Oe 418 d Co. Lei Manna* sad Miller, Fil•nburgh The edition, of a justly celebrated week, is printed from a corrected copy, intended for the pros at the tune a the au. titre's death. The use 01 all 11, original journals, i ri, respond one ~ inanuscripts, Sc. the cone .wing testimonies of later traveller., aloud with vanoos other eircums7arices, have enabled ito• editor i./ rend..r the w•rrk more complete awl t o Nun r 111,..re Its iimlf would have condescended to make it. To the lilreunt o' Ins life, it loch will occu,nr a consol,rable part of the dm voloose, us annesrel a selection tit letters Irorn a eery value r, cooer,moemsee, in which the names of the Comte de Buff . i. the Ho.,ouraoht Dante. Barrington, Lord H Ada:, Mr Wood, lie Hugh Blair, Mr. Andreae Lumid-o, Sir &Ace S ramie, Dr. Selauder, and many others, deserse particular notice. The copperplates, vthalt a•it all engraved by Heath, are op ens.", of eighty ,n mut t er, and include various specimen. of Natural 'lto , e, enta.t• of celebratld /toys...miens, and other dleerod:''S •uth roe see is the formic eittauu, and stint beemb given ND the yubite. • 1 22, 1805. EAST-INDIA NOUSE, August 21. 1205. IF COU RTof DI RECTOR S of tee UNITED rrHF. . - coMPANY 1111ERCHAAITS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do At) rho give Notice, That a t:lff ARTEITLY GENERAL. COURT of eke s said Cantu .hit 104 be Itelst at their flow, ile Y,e.J ishaU•street, on WEDNESDAY, the 25th September tug, at Ewan o'Citeck is she Fon _ - The COURT of DIRECTORS do ss.'sa give Notice, That at the said General Court, the followin •; st.taurmons &notation II the tintrt Dim-lore of this Dan mai he reprered to the General COW', Vrtegidi to the Aeb of the fhtis and 49d of His present Mikity, Cop. 39 awl 63, ti= . That th.a Cuur% slitava every remon to believe, that all the Persons who wete on boa-A the Slily. Prince of Wales, at the time of her 101., have perish , -A ; and that the oc:a *ion ant, circumstances t.datosig to her loss, are wholly u,,known, and, thereNre, that there is an impassibdAy - . of enrptiritis sat.sfeetorilv into the in. of the said and that tins Court are fully satisfied, that the Ship was stored Ida sufficient mann”r at her outfit, (other Wine, and that, emitainently, no blame can attach to the Own. its; and that trom the exp:rienre and ability of the Commander and Officers, it is reasonably to be inferred, that ue blame attaches to them. WILLIAM RAMSAY, .bertary. BARRACK OFFICE, SPRING GARDENS, LONDON, Austin 19, 1110 S. BARRACK DEPARTMENT. BUILDERS—Such Persons as are wilily M T°Coniruri fir !WILDING ADDITIONS to the BAR RACKS at HASTINGS ana riArDoN, in SUSSEX, wry tee the Plats, SpciOt•atitau, and horns it Contracts for the Matt, at the RAT-Oda ()fee, au Gay of PET the I i:lt Latent, heisoetta the flaws ol Teo and Foot dChtek. - The Proposals lo • tha whole of the ratild;ar is stag Swot sepa rate tor each ilarroek, mast be addressed to the Larrock getter General, of ..,poitt4 Gardens, with " Tender fat Building the Barracks at Ha..tins or Playdon," separottly marked an each COMM, and deti.ertil, sealed my, on or before no eC eck , or the 5.1 s he Sentrother nese 7Propose- ottani At prepared silk SneetieP, in 2V, per C ost . an Ameunr , fa, me d iae petyurtrature it the ( 11A VIC OF ENGLAND, Avausr 17, 1805. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the GO- V'ERNOR aud C'OMPANT . the BANK of ENG LAND girt Notice, That Proposal., is Writing, sealed up, will be rectiiied by the Secretary, on .1r before the 28th botoo , , frau trek Prowls a, way be scathe( to sapid, the bask lath TWO HUNDRED CI TALDRONS at ISIGG'. MAIN COALS, EIGHTY 7 , )NS SCOTCII COALS, and TWO THOUSAND DOZEN pou NON O'CANDLES. ilisndral Chad/rams e loges 3bia Coals, Pool Me 'said, sad Forty Tons of Scotch coat, t. he *lidera" in the MINA bryterabtr, and One ffuivired Choi drawl of Ma's 3litortools, and Forty Tau of Scotch Coals, to be delirered on the Knoth Oatober swat, roe of Fspaice i and .the Tee Mons ad Dues ?oaten of coHogieo W kindred he-' Imam hinloalosas and Chair M. Melt Candles way be seen at the Slasher/we'. Circe, r` y. (d , /. , tee. eacepied) hetwars Tea and There o'Cloelt. • Per•ookwitthig t.. Contras fur the gams', awaa atria, or eieir ofgesos, it:thae o'Clesk, as Wednesday the 28th Instant, et the &nisi athwart e no regard will be paid to their Tamers. .s.d•arldits fig be required Jeer Ike (hie l'erferniasie of the sell - - fe l sitieli• • tt. BEST, Sw. . -, • .. , P VICTUALLIN(foOFFICi, Al34Uat 0, 18...;.1 CIF. COMMISSIONERS lirs• Vigrolliig Flit 'lliajestp's hhicus de keret/ gist Notice, That en THURSDAY tiwt2th el. brpteirlerr uelr thew rat k reads; to rereite Tan 'ere ' 6 Wkiting (srntrie up), an: tri..t to itA sad. ?err..., es ail' stujer , take its topple, all smell d..atiles af CIF-SHIRR, DERBY• " 1 /1 qv., w ARWICKKH IgLeasi ii.t.t.ucEsTE2 CHEESY, ' k RESE "copal Cecukest, and ... ROSE CORK (jecondi ) BUTTER, et , BRIT'S!' BUTTER, iit slued Croodaeu, as dial, he reytdreet Jar Ilia Majesty's Vittn.illing *mice, frees Oar Ist tidal . nest, is the 3ush Vpien.hir, 1306, Usetialsr. To be drliscrod, front Two t. Tin.r, as demanded, into the l'iNa..itiog Marts at Deptford, Port,noth, nrd Piy -11111/11h, 11l the Contrevitor's F:iprkr, to he siersanted to Arty Coed awl Saiawl far the space of ibis Aloothe pew the respeetire ErrOds of !Sequel y ; end to Isi paid for by BUN payable, utils Interest, Ninety Days miter Date. Th. Couslituss.s et tke Cu...trot , may k Hen at the ketutenet ()Fre ; at thu U . See; or by ',plying to Mr. John II iiiitiMil, Daniterrilte, Alyrnt I.r the Vitilaisking at Car% N, re i ord will be had to any Tenter in winch the Price shall net be inserted is wards at h-nzth, er that shall riot hr deter . ..red Ito the Hoard etefa•e One a'Clesk on the SAW Thursday the 12th of Septensher nest, nor unless the Person irk snakes the Tender, ar owe Person oak"' behalf, attends, to ewer token celled fur. TfIURSDA ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE, CHANGE-ALLEY, 21st Avoutr, 1.05 . THE DIRECTORS of the ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY will meet at the OFFICE, in CHANGE-ALLEY, on TIIURSDAY, the 29th Inst. at TWELVE o'CLOCK PRECISELY, for the Chnirn of a SECRETARY And an ACCOUNTANT. Any Person wishing to become Candidates for these Offices, are desired to vend a Letter, addressed to the Chairman, at the Office, stating their Pretensions, on or before the Day of Election. JAMES PATTISUN, Chairman. AGENERAL MEETING of the PROPRI ETORS of the LONDON iNIiIITUTION will be held on THURSDAY NEXT, the nth August, at 'reelve &Clock, at the London Tavern, to determine upon the Plan and Regulation" recommended by the Managers. By order"( the Committee, SAMUEL WOODS, Sec. •.• The Chair will be taken at ON.E. precisely. LEFT in the CARE of the HOSTLtR , at the COACH an 4 HORSES, in Coleman Street, iota the sth, by two Gentle ne.t, A r.npar.n DOG, saving, tt,er would (all for I.,ts th , next ,:ay uot owned iu (curt •ps days from the date heneDf, will he *old to Vey' the eavence Aug. 2 1, ISOS. To BE LETT, by the Woribipful Company "of Wren, , Laid* 01, on a Repairing. Lrase or Lease% TWO HOUSFS, and FKTF.VSIVe VAULTS, its Li•tle St Thomas, the .V..ostle--a..0 FIVE HOUSES in Maiden head court. A Plan and Particulars may be tarn at the Clerk', Office, Ironmos.ger-kne, Cheapside, from ten its the mornseg till in the aftrt..oon All per.nnt •Ming to treat for tlie said primi‘eri, are to tend their Pcoposais in-writing, sealed up, 7rr rftr,ir retpectiie ad. drew% on, or kefore Wedna,dAy,, the 4th a September neat. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. (litoll THE MOSITEER. •CO. 1.) We are by no means surprised, that the numbcr of troops which Austria is putting in motion, should incline England to believe that Austria is disposed to enter into a coalition against France ; but we better opinion of the pacific sentimer entertain a of the Emperor of Germany. Tire experience of the past abundantly proves, that Russia ssuuld feet no reluctance to behold Ragland and France wast ing one aaotlicr by a long war, in order to avail herself of the opportunity, held out to her by their dissentions, of invading the Empire of Constantino ple and of Persia; and we repeat, that she would feel no reludance to behold such a scene, because she left unimproved no occasion that offered of em• broiling instead of adjusting the state of affairs. The condOd of M. Marcoff at the time of the rup ture of the peace of Amiens cannot well be for gotten. Had Russia been then inclined to inter pose, the war would not have taken place ; as that of M. Marcoff met the approbation of his Sovereign, it is obvious to conclude, that it was consonant to the system of the Russian Cabinet. Neither can it be forgotten with what rancorous animosity Russia since intervened at Ratisbon, throw ing down the gauntlet to France, aiid exerting every possible effort to precipitate the Germanic Body into hostilities. The Germanic Body proved, however, more wise ; they were well aware that the scene of anion would be in Germany and Italy ; they pru dently recolleded than it was the uniform policy of the North to aggrandise and compac't their power by the divisions and consequent debility of the South : they, therefore, remained in a calm com posure, lost sight of the Russian Notes, and clung more closely to their friendship with Francs. {►RICR stx}awc=. Latterly the English have had recnurse to Fings'a. If such a step had only to add fuel .o and foment the ambition of that Power, and exasperate her animr. , - City against France, it has succeeded. M. Novo- siltroff returned (nothing more simple) ; but, pre vious to his departure, he delivered in an un unable note to the Prussian Cabinet, and Mr. Alopens lost no timc in getting it published in all the Jo u rnals of the North. If, on the other hand, England aeted boa* file, and was sincerely desirous of peace, the cnnduft of Russia defeated her intention, whereac, instead of temper and impartiality, Russia betrayed only intemperance and aairno‘ity. It remains now to be known which of the two Powers, Prussia or Austria, will be the first tn de clare against France. That Prussia has openly as serted, that she would keep aloof from the frantic rage of the English ; that she was at a loss to see what such incousiderate irritating proceedings could lead to ; in fine, that under no pretext whatever should she be prevailed on to take up arms against Prance. If Russia raised her tone, and endeavoured to involve Prussia in a war with France, the opinion of the veteran Mollendorff, the intimate compan'oes of Frederick the Great, that Prussia has nothing to fear from France, but every thing to dread from Russia; and that in point of justice as well as po lky, she shoull rather unite 100,000 Prussians w'th 100,000 French, to ass•rt her independence. and hold in awe that half Eu-opean, half Asiatic Power, who, separated by des r s from Enrols... pv-sses down, when she pleases, all her neighs ur ; w she may also, when she wishes it, shelter l•esself from all the storms she has been diligent to rat -. It now depends upon the House of Austria to J. ride the question. Peace or war is in the hands of that Court. If England believes Austria to he as firm in her pacific system as she knows Prussia to he, she should silence her hatred, a-A me-t the wishes of all nations, by evincing a sincere desire, a desire neither cloakeJ in cunning, or set forth with ostentation, to conclude an equitable r eAre If Austria takes any delight in seeing France and England worry one another, she will order her ar mies to march, she will adopt proper di.prnitlons to encourage the war faftion in England, and she .sill acquire the melancholy glom• of protraaing the an xieties and the sufferings of two great nations . But the English deceive themselves ; such policy can oever influence the conduit of a Prince so oper a a man so excellent as the Emperor Francis 11. There is for Princes, as for individuals, but one road to honour. If the Emperor Francis was hnstilel► disposed, he would Alta his stand trd. He has a gallant army ; a numerous population ; Ise is convinced that a hollow, lowly muttered war, is unworthy of him, and of the nation he governs. We have no doubt hut that Asistria is antis.* for the glory of contributing to a maritime pe see, and she, too, is interested in it, since the present me. ment alone may determine the separation of the crowns of France and of Italy ; that it may bar the Russians from Corfu and the Morea ; and the Eng lish from the Mediterranean, three things eq tally advantageous to Austria. If such, we sly, he ;Le wish of Austria, she has a very simple way to ac complish it. Let her convince E.,gland of what Prussia has convinced her ; and let the Ministerial Journals no longer have any colourable pretext to induce a belief that by degrees Austri t may he :ire wailed upon imprudently to become the stalk'ng horse of England. But is it the interest of England to p•o'ong the war, even with the aid and co-operation r f Austria A well-infotmed Englishman observed, Isp-n a so lemn occasion, that the Cabinet of St. LIT 5 . % woos in a wrong direai m, when it wished a id endea. Toured to purchase a coalition by pecuniary s teri fires ; for, said he, it was the first coaliti. :hat de livered up Belgium and Holland to France ; the se cond gave her Piedmont and Italy ; and the third might give her new coasts and new harbours. This political lesson, which is to no suspicion in the mouth of an Voirlish nay apt , - sr so in this Journal, but it is not the less true. In the pre sent position of affairs, England can look for rothiog , o advantageous to her commerce as a just peace. Let England be persuaded that the present lace 111 Frenchmen, educated and hardt.ned in camps. are no longer the Frenchmen of I.nuii the Nth's reign, that the time when she diaated a treaty of commerce to the Cabinet of Versailles is almost as remote from us as the time when she kept a Com mi-...ary at Dunkirk. It was well said by the Em peror to the King of England, " The worl.l is wi.'e e:tough for the two nations," or radio, 16341 we say, for every nation. • NORTH OF EUROPE. This d.iy is pulilklied, in ore lege volume, Oro. price 21.126. 64 In hoArdi, EUROPEAN CO IMERC E ; or, New and Se cure CHANNELS of TR.IDE with the CONTINENT of EUROPE—particularly with Rossi; Prolate, Sweden, Denmark, and Germany ; including also the Trade of the Ri vers Elbe, Weser, and Ems. Illustrated with a Map of the Canals sal Rivers stsewin their conneetion with *l4l other, throughout the Northern Parts of Europe. . . By J. JEPSON ODDY, Member of the Russia and Turkey, or Levant Companies. 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