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i it-:b 14:_li rtfo... [GUST 3. 1810. FOREIGN L.V FELLIGENCE. THF. AN PI e mm by the PROPRIETOR of VAUXHALL ogNs, sill ber SAILED the no M N N FAT, A uamt qh. by GENTIAN EN'S PLEASUR SAILING-BOATS, 'abject to the Wes sod regulations of t he Cumberlaad Sail. img 'W icOEL le A fILKI itA KEA( 11 ANN bri:a leave to inform the • Public. that No. 11. of the shove most interesting Ts* wi n i sto...l at the Repository of Arta, lot, relCt 54. 1.14.1 be had at all the Music Shops is Crest brave gyp.,, A PORTUGUESE MARCH, to floe above erle. 1010 t toapres.er, pyre se So the Piann-foete foot a fall Oast! Saud, 6, And CASTLE GORING, a Rondo, so. _ . vi PRIZI7S OF TWENTT THOUSAND POUNDS. • 'O. C.obreaters vreits (loaff„m„, for the p voeot ST crg LOTTERY, beg lesor respect ful)? tr , tsforra their Inrush, sad trebiie, that Tickets and *wow saw ues ode to ansatoollety at their Oillears, No. 1 , , Na. Cluteio(persoo; awl No. 31, Aldiste Hgb stmt. The Wry osabeis aeg--there are Five haft ef 20nal sari. astAlbe aimabses of the Tickets ars arov, Imo obi* g mei be obvious that the . c 4 piles. soollsot Psias is •= l ; i tarr , e s ate 4. Ie there boars Asia and C. hod 1 1, 4 of asßiti No 4 id„.* tor of **, .is stsaala Sattatatbs. besides /*Mai Wens , OplrKis C 4 iM IMlONESpenitited ender an Act at Parammt, Air PA be. tie EirTATE of JosEpH LC at, Pat at ea tar . ill. Pancras, will Me , a ik. Dui Pia. bare, mai* DOW Lama, ou WED. lk EMMY Air tali Await tam" at Two attack is the Ammo paraiett. as maim resrmais rims each Permits as warned to Marata, ea wa erakt of Are aim of the sod Camairimam an areared by Aet of Parliament, either by Sari brim* isweat Om rate of s per Cent. pet maim or W 4.reiap ilisrmianAle, et ea Lira, foe my sua sat r/WW,lO.‘ ANA FLOW 01. t,r lam wra be karma, If reepairid, in the in ten" el appix&i.on ta Mr. Nee, Clark to tie Comma- Mem, 3, Lei1i543333 3 , linia•wirk-opiere. RONATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR. (ths jteitiad issesties of Mr. Henry, and bruited by his t.erelMe 1111.11 . 4•PWOIS M As Mew* peeftetiss,) awn,- sees to he prips.t.l mod by Mews. HENRY, Mass tones% Chemists. SlisitiisslNV Itis strive.** prefsoned wltieh is essainnsil of lankly eeseesteated Vinepsjosisi midi the oast pleasant Awantes andirons.' Aatiwttea. may be kept anima pint wen dimple add M nay WI time. Its pea test sane adepts M, POW in head-sets, faint. isekkc and mikes kl pritabilsy sad refesablni, es trowle,ll phew al patios arreet, and is the sput um% ars es* It cosostroeu, tlisS, the isifiodos d am. Issiond t. Boy speriene Sad lisior preparing, are *AI, who Ns we sad Hsi, maws, the politic see re read Is sissree. as Its only piswVit its being pans% doge ewes d 'born ploorioserr, ere eagraved as die *Sp its issnatic Spirit of Viontar, is bottles, plan lts. d. subonsaipastleolsd, b amid, tibial/sale and 'nail, Ili=ey eel Ow reetagneeireet, (the esti adults is sarnwl by the Propeieters ;) where way bebed, spear: bum d tell, Weer, eevedien, Omits% Le . MINNOW' C ALCM ILD MAGNESIA, in battles el is 111. ad Mom widi glom stoppess, 48. each ; thaw ran hag IS lbe Menge. CHING'S PATENT WWII LOZENGES. WORSIi are the most frequent sources of Childers% Disrors..—Thrie symptotas every Parent ad bernsia Chalet.* ahsold be amiaiated with. They stems los of appat.te, a petunia of the coiner of tbo face, eviacnoton rod irre,rular stake of the Bowels, attended Illet sib net 7isiar ; they betty as cossalstons ; they diet :be growth ot the body, sad they prows fond, by rod *is aesuesption er away. Heti as • precentive sod vac et flew alerting complaints, the Antos earclleot Mt di. CON ts rowers stly allowed. ea Hie trotintoey of the Mihail tliaractons obis cautery. lithe rank and respectability, IS s^' so easel floe Fable approbation gives to the Prayuctor, fine paisirael karmic.* tif iroaderfal sae ts 'ten owe taisoliak, stamps its merit beyond ouospets- NO, sad ties a sae's@ to it. of orbital rig *dos Ilediciue oldie kesd -en Woe_ !meets sad ethers, who have the care of chi ten, Anted bore Ibis remedy rya • fernity Medicine 10 ma+ to olorotter thr giOtriorria or posolo of Childress ar• to) gra, ttortorlrted, winch it will always be fused to et hi cc Sold Mudeude sad retail, a 1 Chiag all 4 Soaked. Tie. I. Gesuiewie, Laarloo; sod retail, by Scott, South and Mao. drn as ma latter, Ediebitesit Nl•Dosald and Baxter, / 4 • 401 . Soulltataptoo ; Belem, Portsmouth ; •"•itut &Leta ; C.ll•oethy, Plymouth ; P ewheyy mol C"."3, Dublin; and by moot muati °calm, ia bottle' si u t 1 mad la 6d each arms Nir'% l Eii"..er 4 rn l pennttiaS tennfsitTad Pr . or e : fe , win'l th.l Ids awl effertusl method citreous; a kw presrathag 4.., result of their experience is Oka beef syperi.r.+ blew, s. G. nib amid CO , kargeows, re. r_a 4 Y O ate(' ao4 initiated tats every breach of the Pro "".*. *P. - fib...tea of a Lteli, fr.ina chkereet Hospital% mil Mi.: olds Mom tbe rust s eitssesit Ellryterom% lltq1 1 8 1,,, ••• airy %wiener, eras itahat lel torsi., the wef * ...Poste r itiaea s e s Ole ,bjeet u( their particolef WerMIN ", 3 CERTAIN itlaiinDEß, frespartitly comrades!' be • swim of outwarenti and hie concomitants Moe.. kLi aa4 GLEE! h, as al s o DES.LITT, wh;tbite es* aty but beedustsdr.s sulaboneees, laws reoileoce beaus I'mes. to a 'emit ViCE, too lefts,. unbar- Cl? Puma the yoo dth both orzeii ha the 0n... ft will by f "oli Ilse ewe of •TERILITY SAM; ESN ENS, rl * the sober sermou a somerms tram of Neroone 4"s,* whet*, J not timely remedied, lereatuate JO. IVPOTENeI: mad LONYVYPIION. Tice resatt a I*ll ai4 rateemire practice has .ambled '4,c., by • us row wettiosi. effecteally to remne these daaactrru, bow. junco:de or complicated, without belies-wet lb'. P 3 '• c tast L, twiratet le dot or eiterecao. and to oviglat Vera:eel t "' , ." , cre au tarty applsrat see is nook after ittocosery of ~t;o1, ILtelp plesigt 119.01.441• IP to pelf...tub • C•tr I P . N..' of two days hit aliptece ',elated res. rock wf irratsneet la the ewe the above e bam werrr bees known to rail to DIM vio l ate te r • , barley. yr a 'outset, dorbm +huh looted mew, n., bob we", Let• berm cored, iRr aft " * " etc Nbotorma meth, ils hot taco titassu:ll to otLit Prog"' Pl6l.ealeast tel l rt. 'ewer, trim awl q . t.. to Oleo wife. the. wivcce —"limy tray r,-,,scill• 411 rid* r e d 7 44 1, ies-usel.y et by lelirr, wsile emereri, ~.sn.l.,nt.Mton it tor cowing. Intl...sing • Irmk wutt, rrt re. si uate the rad wr:ag• 0r Own/ ca.r. sir,. awl 't•l n401'6'14 voiclic:ne ui:t be. (.wwa-•s.r tr 't. 4 I I..at --Ileum GOSS ;eJ Co. Nu. If. 11446 mirret. This day WI published, gu Three Volumes, post sus. print ed by .1 AMC. Ballastyne and Co., yr:ce 11. I ls. 6d. Ward:, rre-IE I'OEUEIAL WORKS ANNA SE WARD; with • baugraphical Preface, and Extracts from her Literary Corrrspogidener . By 'WA LT LK SCOTT, Egg. Priuted for Joint liallarityne and Co., Edinburgh ; and Longman, Horst, hews Orme, and Brown, London. AN AUTHENTIC COPY This Am) is ppubli►he4, prier its. THE DEP' ENCE tot' Lietactuant - Colonel JOHN FELL of the First Battalion of Madre, Artillery, um his Trial at Bangalore, before a (:metal Cuwt- Martiali 16 it was read in (bat try hut Camille!, CHAttLEs MAKbH, Esq. Barrister of the Burresne Court of J adicaaare, awd the Kies 's Advocate in the Vice.Aileitralty Court at Madras. Triad and sold by Mack, Parry, and Kingsbury, Di 0. 7, Istadealtail. street. .; I "••7 . gm.. f:.--4 • „o • • • 0 . '' . ' ,. . 8 4-.•••• ir • 4 ~. . . i •-._ . i ll V e i p, r I : 11 / 0 , *•.. \\„.,, __ilk . II t ... • . I NN --------- 7 - •. . ~.________,_ .... ‘ - : -- u ..I. i tt'sfsEß 2349 ' *w" N F VRIDAY, A - • • • vAvltt 4 LI.. • t 'I Lis day is published. is royal giro, price 7s. lid. Vol. 1. tau ihe rowan* of his Ito) al H:gbness PRINCE i Part I. of WA I.IN. t )._ EP4)II,TS or CASES orgenaal and detero,inerl r IHI EVENINC, 1. .1 y, Ali tvi.t 3. Will 1 • in the High re.t of Adnorattp,, is the. time of the ' i .GRAND GALA, mei Inilliant D.,,play of rut& it,A t lion. Ike William mem ,. v.,IIIUS. It) THOMAS EDIVARDS, L.L.D. Adotwate. A l m ojea 31..6.1..-.Dnon npen at Se' , ii, and the Coheett Coi.i.iiinag Cases from April isou 1.. N.rerober i .09. 1120 0E01 o'Cloelt: _..._ Looduu , Printed for J. Butterworth, Plot -stecet --.....-------YAI'IMILL SA I LING Itl ATCH. • Of whom may be had, is six vidonies royal 14,, price ,olkilt . ..,...., .. . ..... from 1764 to taus. ° BIN SON'S ADMIRALTY R EPOR. th, iNNUAL SIL‘ I'. it Ct . I' *11•I . CON' Elt 41- ' 94 - 1-)e. Ako. 11. — MiLtNT gm; pill f.r thd • 44fi t 4141.4 arc • stre , hues 01 Wool ,1 .4 tAc iirt Na 4 del *mat tai ct I Act JOSEPH main Ml N EAU ' Ammo as ream Wai by bards OWN, el CA ruff Fortbn ten" Isom A R() IlnetVlOPe INS IS tartans; Ott a 1 t'ftc Ammo piked N tent ow ans.& egarit , l sem 01 broo d &a • whet • ti write no Mks* 11111 umbra bert st Ais, I dal. ad NINO b W ‘ ad 1N sclami in, ea char afert lit la a (N et cum. ta (turbo aan Warp, c.ll IS 11.411, a elate I of clef to tra an. en yak.. Sold Goal. dwell Caws, Twat% Cat4t4 Mis .11 lab use, Fat haat f.nr, 10. 10 .1 3 Ow, t k I , I. ▪ fa. easy OH is nip° 1. 4 be, ttnt t, tt. t• . F...., 5.1 p 4 PeAU. I S . ThiS day Is pul.iished, in One Volume, price 7s. in board', the tiee,od Edwina, considerably eolarged sod improved, of AII{ 1... t I'ISE on SIRA-li I . IIIINIG : with Retook. ow the ii.r of the WARM BATH. fly A P. IlUelt AN, M D. Maw Royal Culicire of Pbyaici 111, Lowden. Printed toe T. (Worn aml W. Davies, Strand. Of whoa may also be had, A New Mown of the late Dr. ARMSTRONG'S Account of the DtnEASEI m.nt ia ' allot to CHILDREN ; with 013 oy additiovial Nov. by Dr. I ellaw, rite 75. ....-EADFUL FIRE IN sAuissuar.snumik. — iziocK DA LT?. junior, .y inlnrms Feeslty Riot others, that in the tremendous Chorister'. time which recently ste.tioyed • large pentiiii of has pro . yet,. the hreater part of THE EJ:C tL MISERY LR, Irmo Nis. ou in 34. butli been cussuuse.l he, therefore, rrerrtfully c.IIe the attenton or toe Subscribers to this eirenius . .ince, tis airij 3ppticati at la the few renvainsaK Cures which acre, furtues.ely, out 111 the ?rioter's herds. LESS NUMBIIIRS AM) ‘IOIIE PRIZES, INCLUDING 5 lit -,wcilullv retos.4 ih• .k. to the .A. • Pabbe foe their wabWandart &tours is the Last Lot trey, mad aewasiats thews that l':cketa slut Shares art selling for the New Lottery, (aqua! .a valor to the last, but at re duced pewee) SS bath his truly Farta..ate Offices, 4, COM kali, Mid 9, CbseistCroba, where 361 Capital Prlseshave be.. Shared sad Said within the last nine months. The permit Scheme coalmine only urno Members ; Ibex& fare times who wish to have faveeritt or foie) Na,i!..,:tr, shoeld be ark is their application. ••• Perseus is Dar country may be Ipplad by say of Bush's Agtnts, or by seodiag Bank-motes, cash, good bills, or Post 'thee ordeal (post paid), to either 4, Combat, or 9, Clew tog-Cross, Losalue. WONDERFUL NEW ARRIVAI s ROY AL MENAGERIE, EX ETERTHANGE, STRAND, 111AVIUD Mgr, t S. POLITO, Nod tie km Emporium of Living Coriesiams in t World. THAT ellrmortlittaly animal. of aucient fame, the RHINOCEROS, et, real Colton A 1.,, astniscmdons ELEPHANT; A s aes RFAUTIEGL ZEBRA ; FIVE VIAJOSTIC LIONS; FOUR TREMENDOUS ISRMEIAL ROYAL TYGRRS; Tae homilties HYENAS; A pair mfauremediumey lime LEOPARDS; The JAGUAR, tre TYGER CAT; EGYPTIAN CAMEL; Tim CYRUS, er GREAT CRANE of BENGAL; A rear of KANGAROOS, with their young use; Three Deiessie, or ROYAL CRIOW N CRANES; A Pair of CI2LASOIKS ; The Silver VULTURE • The great Ermsde ELK; The EMEWS, or, Limiess's SOUTHERN OSTRICHES; And the eanvorost. SKELETON of a SPEKNACETI WHALE, Slaty-six feet long, and the wily owe is Eagiand With • great variety of interesting Animals and Birds. ••• Divided iii three apartraeots, at Otte Shilling mels, or Too Shillings ood Sp:peace the shole. N. B. The utmost 'aior given for all kinds of (amigo Birds sod Beasts ►llO h. $Ol.O lay rRIVATE CONTRACT. I_ the LEASE ut a HOUSE, situate le Old Fish-street .; c...liajeing leo reams int a /on!, witb three capital arche d Vaults se the IMOWIOIIIII.--.lorarnedtair • be had. Fur parucelses apply to F. S au. J. Payette, CNA KLES-SQUARE, HOITON. 910 be SOI.O by PRIVATE CON TRACT, 1 the LEASE of • HOUSE, eras Charles-wham, Hos. breiwg two nooses of a po•c, with • garde" be. hind, aa.l ti um the bich.fritat you look o•er the Haberdaili ert%l;wden Order. for viewing. which, with poetical:its, way be had •puo applicaliou bciug et•rle to F. S. •11.1 J. Payster, Colo. Mn•.trero. ICALOPOiIK. NEAR TH6 WINDOW MOUSE. Meadhome I timebo.4l Meta, a seprrlo sets of Male pay Pedestal T.htes Hasid Dosevrood,, a Awe Pedestal Sokhovid s fret lunz, 2 a. is of capital Mahogany Chubs cuss-writ is keg Morvece Leather, elegant Gehl Marlin ~ • poi of mart • Globes, Inc China sod Cal-Glees, the Property of • Merebeet, sod bevies bees unaided foi Exportahoe, to be FOLD BY ACTCTION, By M•ss.s. EDMOND% sail Co. A t th e w sre l iusse , No go, Welbanik, TO.%IORROW, al Twelee o'Clooli precisely, us 'camel of the sober tl,l the elrgant Stock or HOUSEHOLD A FUR NI TURF., comprising rtrasrlag.e.,.s te as three &wry ‘Tiwlow Curtail's, role las (Wow .able with gilt recsicrs, II %bossily doulae.atrer•J sloes 11,1. 'lrma, twilit *aped. 'amino., with geld 201 braised p.sine R.diliog, trot awl soh Bedsteads with rotten hang. t.r, fourteen sets shorts usaisssay Chaim Freed' stelfrJ is Morocco, s-ti of apau:al. wool Trsfalgor Maims Tables, two sets of 41a:11 00 .Efferent eau% Itecnetacy au I Desectoes, Wardrobes, Comma& awl other Drawers, lathes' Dressing Caere, rick Uslueragey Rose awl Hahn-wood Girl, Loa, and sapper Taliirs, Pokier %Viailes • Certain., • Tattle berme of N miters thee, ati..et era Ps res, rich tilt 7 ea a olCuCc lie ts„ Di,ncoiliti at Ikessitruf, litilaift• t seed J .1 Cissuslw r (',,.,suede awl shed Etaa.m.attehla, urea% rhessiegAisr, Iltrzittcr ald italif44 - •1 !arm.% Kichen It eats, a pair of musters Gashes. Bruises steir.enopettine, ,trb Kai(' Cso.,TeaCeddie.. estsliopirs to M sad at the floe, and iti.k7 rAr c• lioa.r„ Coors eh. price a ES, FR INCH PAYERS. [IIILOM THe " Come, onher , y The English newspapers never were so fall of fat false news as they have been for thew f 3 days past: heart; big the reason is, that the Eoglish peopli- were never you come more uneasy ; that the English Government never your own. stood more iii need of deceiving them respecting the interests tie mid iNstein which they follow, of wishiog to forget that struggle alone on the continent with France ! The second towards good sense of the English nation en ttiles them to those even fore.ee the dishonour and destructiwi of their army to you. come in Purtugml ; they are convinced that the most for- T h e i r I, Innate event which could 1*(01 that army. wonld at the Palace be a catastrophe like that of Moore. The English nu , end ; are too much accmitomed to calculate chances and s ome data. events not to know that. slow against France, they Hia 1,g4 M. can, in such a contest, meet with only /Evaders. h arvest, end obtain only disgrace. Men of sound judg- to be distributed 'neut. like Grenville or Grey, are numerous in tore,. in England, but they are at present without any in- into prtaoneti fittence. Ministers, titerefoa. not being able to change the The seolli io divided into „politic opinion, endearoar to deceive the people , ttodeinse df General 'Tor iilat4oQP, it is said that General Sebastieni has ! aspitulated : this report is soon comma:wird ; but it r out the leas repeated in a thdusinad different rays : at one time it was a mule-driver, at another it was the master of a ship which had arrived at Cadiz, who brought these rest news! ! !—They also wish to occupy the minds of the people about the army of Lord Wellington : this army. it is said, amounting to the &coif& number of i4/000 Eur fish ! 'hos arrived at such a state of disciphoe, end the soldiers have so mach confidence in their Com mander-in-Chief, that they will be able to heat 70,000 Frenchmen ; for it is proved thit a British solder is, for courage, worth at lea**. four French grenadiers! The French army mays nothing; hut it has in vested Ciudad Rodrigo, opened the to-euchre, and is bai terms in breach. The cries of the inhabitants of Ciudad Rodrigo are beard in Lord Wellsogien's carnii, which is only sic leagues distant; but all ears are .hut szoi , •st them. It was thus that the inhabitants of Madrid endeavoured to move General Moore by their remit; but he also shut his ears against them, and Madrid was• taken in his sight. Acid it was thus that very lately the inhabitants of Seville and Andalusia called their most faithful allies to their assistance. and that Wellesley ans wered them, acrordiug to the constant custom of his couutry, GO out of the scrape the brit way you eau the right of Genera centre, cor the Neapolitan nits Def.& His Mejesty camp, and Cineral oh Chief of Coinitiandei Chief Corn r The the Navy, Mr. Piquet, rine, vuorrinrends exoedition • ai of the squadron. The 27th - of frigate ing, void t mince his - 48th convoy, some be I-- Forty-five ports under hive cleared were all laud, or owners !edged ing from _ not sebastued sidered as CO!, has happened goes have tv 15.000,000 who prophesy of wor Government, puzerrt The following particulars respecting the affars of Spain arc vn•itive:— That the French and English armies are in sight of each other on the frontiers of Portugal: That in this situation the French are besieging Rodrigo : Fu it the Elighais do out ettemot any thing towards giving iliCeirsit Its that city; that after all their boasting, they will be the ,laugning-stock of Europe, if it is captured within the reach of e4IIIIOIZ. " The editors of the English newspapers turn and ! twist thenvelves in a thousand different ways: tnry intercept letters, copy libels on the insurrection,' and *Mil themselves into every possible shape. in order to induce the nation to believe I hat the French armies in Spain are but a confused crowd without disopline, discouraged or incapable to act as mole titers, arid commanded by chiefs who are igno rant and without say experience ; that the only good troops are these of which the English. Por tuguese, and Spanish armies consist ; but while all this is proclainitaile by them, the French armies are in it;ght of the English Willy. capturing Astoria. besieging Ciudad Rodrigo, Bidsjes, aid Cadiz; capturing in Catalonia and Airagou, Lends, Me quinenza, and hosts• len; the French army in Ar ragon is be-ieging Tortma; and that iii Catalonia. Tarragona. The Preach armies are carrying on five great sieges. and have just terminated five others; they occupy the provinces of Spain from the North to the South, and from the East to the West; and they every where repress the robberies which are ex ' cued by the intrigues of Englard. This necessity felt by the English of deceiving the public respecting the reel situation of things, leads them a great way: they published pretended letter. front the Emperor Napoleon to the former Queen of the Two Siciltes; ridiculous letters, in wivch the Emperor Napoleon is represented as mak ing uninberless spulogies to that furious woman; and while they are printing such absu►dities, their cannon of alarm is resounding througnout Sicily l and the Neapolitan navy are ct,vering themselves with glory in the presence of their King. by beating, the Anglo-Sitilian feet. Respectingthe affairs of the Continents they pub hsh, at one time, that they are going to haw peace with Hassle; that a war between France and Rus sia I. smug to break oat, sad that a new coalition is about to be funnel : tit another time, that the Emperor Napoleon is forming noels or steels a lit.- lee' agrsin•t the triturate] of &,:. The great Powers of the (..m.tii,eist are daily droning tighter the knot by wtii. h they ere‘bilited: they are daily hero lung more convinced of the folly of fighting fur the English. IVhen Ciudad Rodrigo , a c a ptured. the catastrophe will be wore imminent f or England. and it will then he necessary to call to the helm of the state. men who are more prudent. ■lid b►tter acquainted with the nature of the re sources and strength of their country. sod titerfore more moderate. Such men will be setts.l.:e of the tte.ze•at necessity of Itopudating t►e notional debt. of cal ;stag their ;sinuous, mid of giving peace to the world. Eat never will slices resu'ts be ob•aiaid from presumptuous soil tgenrsost ,n n, who ini-- t+lee what is well known by eve►t . enfier-lent-e w:n•er in Europe, v r. ►he isilunest of the Larlah at veg. and 'licir scram:, mr lead! P4RI., II:I V 23. Nera4oO, t! Grand Dd*e 13.15, et (iota rived at St. Emperor all possoble theless' when . officers, . - au to do; inasmuch as the treaty only sat i.oenes the presesee of tile Custom-hnoise officers oa the sea coasts. and at the mouths of the neer.. "On the ltith of last month. I received, through the Charge d'Affaires of His Mojest) the Etuperor, an aaeurance. that it was by no means his inten tion to occupy Amsterdam; and this led me to hope theta treaty. the conditions of which bad been imposed by H. Majesty the Emperor himself; would be strictly ohaerved. and he in no re inert in fringed upon. Unfortunately lay error was n t ..1 bug duration. When 1 received a communication that io,totoei Fretich troops were assemLlong its Utrecht r a il its entriross, notwithstanding the ea weak penury and embarrassment of our finance,. I conse.n.•d to famish them wlth provisions, and other u ...ies ; though the treaty stipulates that only 6000 melt %hall he maintained at the expense a Holland. But I was appreheosive that the as. amobliag of this furze would disclose other In bastions unfavourable to uur Gsvernmoot ; and accordingly. !did not fail to rec. re. the day be fore lesterday. June ftipti, ctfiriar ;nforinatima shut lits Majesty the Emperor maimed epos capjiii4 Ainsterdurn, and estnblisbilig tine baud quarters of the French array to this eapltal, •• In this mei uation, Gentlemen. lon cannot doubt. that I should have resigned iny.rlf to suffer for my people new hunitheinua, could I hare entertaialed the hope of lort:venttnic siva ea:Amities; but I cooed so Wager deesrve myself. I .snouted to ti.e trrwty dictated by Fiance. under the coot ictiun th.it thn•r part. of it that were meet &severable to the oat nn sat )-Of, would oct bs totoaced ; sad that, th. - g ' s • V:ir l • # • .C4t• .8 0 IP • • - • - _ • • 1 ?IMF SIXPENCI-HALkPIiiNNY• . _ I at St. Cloud on Friday the 20th instant. The senor elietped him for a considerable time in his Come," said he, w my son, I will he year et., you will loss •.othing by that. The conduct of your father wounds me to the t; his infirmity alone can account for it. IVhro come to be a m3n, yon will pay hi, debt and r own. In whatsoever intuition my policy and interests of my Empire may place ynti," e that your first duties are towards nie, your and towards France. Ad your other duties, ▪ even whit: regard the people I may coedide so, come only in die neat degree." 'heir Imperial and Royal Majesties hate resided he Palace of the Thoilleries since Friday cress and it should seem that they will remain there r days. lii M .jr.ty, in consideration of the approach of rest, has ordered the Simons!, prime. ts of war is distributed anionc the farmers and manufac- MI in different parts of the country, as the Au*. o prisoocrs of war were. 74 MIMES, JULY 10. Me Briny a divided into three corps. The Brat' lets the ostlers of General Partonneane. ortarpies right of Scylla ; the second, under the orders :leneral Larnarque, occupies the left ; and the ire. composed of the guards. the reserve, and Neapolitan division, muter the orders of Gene- t Der i , and Cavaignac, is in the town of Scyll Majesty is 011 the point of rettime off for the ap, and is to Ise accompanied by the General of vision, Count firenier, Chief of the Staff; the nen!!! of I)iviston, Crtnpreilon, Cumniander-in- itf of Engineers; Brigadier-General Sory, ••- in mend el -1 ii• Chief of the Artillery; sod the ief Comllliaary Mo t et. The Councillor of State, Simon. a Captain in • Navy, has the chief command of the Marine; ▪ Piquet, Chief of the Ad. *stratioa of Ma-. e, superintends that branch of the gereide in the sdition ; and M. Chastreau, Sub•inerector of views, attends to the equipment sad reviewing the squadron. TM 6 27th 1 onvoy, commanded by the Colrain frigate Barbara. rot:evert Srytla yesterday morn- l. without having hems &stockist by the enemy ce his action with a 74, offC.spe Vaticano. The th convoy, commanded by Captain Abram, will • so be here. IT. reTrassurno, JOLT eg. Forty-five vessels have recently arro,d in -sir its under Spanish colours. Th.y I,reirrr to ye cleared ont from Teoeriffe. sod th• r pi f e re all regular; but they actually cam- ft. m id, or English possessions; and. .se rners forgot that Teweriffe. not hair rig a• sinr.w- Lged the authority of King Joe en, v....raw coin. g froin a port of the Spain-li M.....irchy that hail st atabmitted to the Sine. were Im'Air to he me- iered as enemy's pioperty. Thi- i 3 sascily wait a happened; the forty-five vessels and their .. B S- sea have twee confiscated. They are salitert wt 40n0,000 of roubles. The English jean ho prophesy a speedy change in the ulthrti .GOl 'nor Government. sill iirotailile Ind *initiative .11Zeseri to reconcile tlis fact to th• it priklulibwoo. • - THE ABDICATION OF KING LOUIS. TKO I[ll lr • T 3 THE LIMISL&TI• BODY. II GENTLLME IA —1 charge the Ministers, iso+is onset!, to Fro!sent to your Assembly the Itesoluo coo to whs..::. 1 eau- seta ;nisei( driven by 11. e • ilitary occop!tlon of my to v ital. The brave sol- ers of France have t.'s eher enemies than those of le common cause c• Anti and myself. They maid have been, and -.• .- to be. received with .1 possible regard and at. ...; but it a 'steer- ',less true. that, in the irons • - I..tion of M. Iland, hen an entire army, a crowd • Custom-home 'Seers, and the national army itself. ,ere pl..ced tit of the power of the gnveniment — s imo tarty flog, with the exception of the capital, easy be nil to be under the order of a foreign Wirer, 1 - •,e aloud to declare to Marshal the Duke of Et. nil the Charge d'Affaires, of the. Empire'. that .f lie capital and its district were a envied, I Agouti insider that proceeding as • wroesfsst vedette. of he laws of Rations, and those rights that are if, weft mist sacred among men. Lt was this that in.tre.sd ne to refuse lilt. t'ustons-house officire ailuii.dioit its Moyden,Naarrien, and L)iemer. L had . tight to do; inasmuch as the treaty only setLarnes. the 'rewrote of toe Custom-bruise officers on the mo- r oads. and at the mouths of the rivers.