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.71 .. -, 1111 ref 11 r 1 r sae i r 4 1 , • 'z - ) • • 11. .~"', • • • . . • . • ,:, reiC hcf , • ..,,, ... ~‘, 1 ~.......z.,.. •,. ~ 4110 .7i ki L.' r is. , 1 • ......... .• 4D , . - - ; • MONDAY, - ' -- . 5 , itios. ', -. •-• • • • 74 i 1 NUMBER 813.) _, .. -! Pi-. ICE S 7 XPENCF. 'IIII,..TRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. T1 -Hi PRESENT EVENING, August 5, will b e pre sent- t a ray, in three acts, called THr. MOUNTAINEERS. oeti ,i erj . Mr. ‘'irolet, Mr Painter, jun Kir. . ; ftylue, Mr Chapman: Lope Tech.., %‘13,1,"3; F S d c nin Mille?, Mr. Campbell ; It g, y.. wparton sadi, Mr. De Camp. Z.wivrta. Mrs. Ms ; •rinthe, Mr. Ilarlosee; Agne., Mils Tyrer. / 0 Wish wi.l bead d•d TO (7th ti THUMB.me), the Burlesque Trager! y of M E i., e A r thur, Mr Dusturit arinl, Mr. .n to ; G za e, M.. I.IOIIIWII Torn Th M umb, Ma.:ter VVext. tan , e L ~ r n „ , in , Mss fern; Princess thi.lC4t.llll4;a, Mrs. Taylor ; omelalee, Mnsl.ex eye. I c on.estience of the uncommon rl,mana (or Places for the e mnite fretted, of Tim Thumb, the Pubic is rca l ieNni:y i n f ruu ed, that It .ill be teprermted ca , l Wednesday, and Sa f„„jae WaB :why, after A Tal •of Mrtery and Tow Fol ks of I Day._.tin Saturday, after The Liar and Honest Tho". T. morrow, The Road to Ruin and Pee Mg Toot. Un Friday, Wihl fiat., and A Mogul Tale. A New Urania, into° acts, ism preparation. FUR TIIE RENFFIT (W MR. CH 4MAN AND MR. GROVE. THFATRE.ROY AI. !I aYM RKF.T. ON THUKSDAY NEXT, August 6, 1605, ill be pre•enterl, THE CASTLE SPECTRE! ExEmmoN EROM DUTY ON inviorsns jIS mAJESIN'S CO NI !VIM ONERS fir!/ 1. A AFFAIRS 4 TAXES her, hy gar Natire, Thai all Noon, claiming Eremation Irma the 11nry man T•a rrtn, in a repel of the Mandela'. at Stork goading in Oa 'L.A. of ate /look of England, ar the South Sea t a,tvoiray, to, sty hehnl of FOREIGNERS, are 'naked to tavaki• thei• Clam, at s.+.h L ien p,,ny larfore thh: Coassaidskratoi f or Siva int Nelms, ni the A tit ; and that ali seseA Cl.sioust ;etc** Fe made la Writing, anti tteiterrii at the Cline for roles, is &media Mare, A r i.d is) the Secretary f a the Alain 41 . Tams. l'lte F.volt ma ante,. Claims 4r. to he Adak, nuey he had d the saW Offer, Os Applamant. tam, ur to dam Isgpts:inv ar Sot,ortter of . rater. By Ord* , of the l'oo.re, M. WIN'I ER. OfFer fur Tule., 264 Jalm, FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. F& )M THE GERMAN AND Dlriefl PAPERS. kOTTEIIDASf, JeLT 29. • General Marmont has lately inspeded the tele graphs along our avast. Tlsay are in complete or der, and so judiciously disposed as to be capable of conveying intelligence from Flushing to the Tent in the shot t space of a few minutes. , A ninety-gun ship, and tour frigates, are row ilding on our stocks. They are in a state of great rerardness, and will be ready for launching in the %me of the summer. Light ships of the Hoe are • Wing at Antwerp. IRON/ Tilt MAYN, Jct.( 13. The dome of the church of Santa Maria Nag glore, at Trent, in which the celebrated Cout.c , l was held, fell in suddenly at two o'clock in the* s afterneou of the Rd instant. Fortunately no more than three persons were in the church. who were killed ; had die accident happened art hour sooner, hundreds must have shared the same fate. Osmond, Mr. El ; Reginald, hlr. Chapman ; Perry, Mr, Palmer. jun. ; Father Philip, Mr. Palmer; Wall', Mr. Liston; Hassan, Mr Dowton ; Angela (fir that Night only), Mrs. Young. of the Theatre.Roy al, Drury-Lane; Alice. Mrs. Powell; and Fvelina (the Spectre), Mr.. Gibbs. After wholi (in One Act) a Comic Sketch, calk4 BLUE DEVILS. fa tha csurso of the Evening, the following Comic Songs: G S..s S,:rogein's Ghost, by Mr. Grove; and also the Lord Snew, by Mr. Mathews; an entirely new Pas Seal, by 111 ors C. Bristow. To which will b- added, a Farce, carted THE DEAD ALIVE. Ti..ketseei Le had of Mr. Chapman, No. 3, Lisle-street, Lei ortter-Alobrr, of Mr. Drove, No. 2s, Villiers.urpet, Stolid and of Mr. Rice, A the rheatre, where Places for the 53/1.111 may be m!r , m AkrED. an APPRENTICE for sale and Retail STATIONER, In the City. A P.se iniona will be expected. A rely by Letter (Post paid) to T. B. at the Olce of Pa .er. I DUTY ON I,:vlnrsDs. tly au ACT "sassed in Mr l'orient SESSION of it PARLIAMENT, it ADDITIONAL DITTY, Isar. the Itoe OtiE FOURTH PAR'[' of Ole FORMER * DUTY PROPERTY, t, grantul 07. n tpory A.a.sine.ot to Ina re for .soy rror robe loon to the Soh of April 11 1 05, to I. amputed upon the Net Amn o n: of the Doty cho..eed by anrk Ai. flows, sihirh Addition .1 Mtn aid stench ao.st she lOU :fotooot of on• Dividends or The-es i!! Nina(' Ann:giLiCS, PangllOr on she ialt of hay weal.—ilit Alajetty's Contaiiiiowert for 1 ,, e A r frs:ri Teter therefore g' Notice, not all Pontos entii l ea 4. sorh thoilsnds, she ore desirone lie dloonnt of the Usty Oslo the Bask of England, most, in orrice to en'itle !Oen' so a Diss.harsee from farther Aestosioerot, Pay into the 1. 1 sot, is. A. illtion to the former Ditto. at the Rote of 51. per Ces tom, the AMOinq of the said Disirlessels, Nr (either Saw of 0. o.l•-risth Part ,?/* the .au any, c•xnyutodt up" Ike full Anon* there. I. Bq Order q . ,h, tiO.,rd M. WINTER. Wire Jar roses, Jane 9, 18116. CFR MAN THEKERP„ t r ain the h it, Pa ..wreee ,r( tier MAJESTY. i e SC te pe r form H h l i V1...' 14 1. L is E t C v ( E ) N M IN P u A NY Al INNOCENCE AND LOVE. A Comte Open. Alkr v h; , ii, A DANCE, try an INFANT, Vire yea,. Old: and then A SAILOR's SONG, oe tne recent VIC TAY, ni and vim cried bytdr. Immo, to be sail by )date FREJERICK SCHIRMER• And u, o.nctu,le with a Fa rc., LET EVERY ONE - .*VEEP BEFORE THEIR OWN DOOR. I 1 r 0:••••a, in English, to be had at the Theatre, price Cele Shilling. Subscriptions and Mete taicen ' on the Days of Pent - untie:tee, yr, lionAsys, Wertliaedays, and Saturdays. E, ,, h , opeu at S ,ve ti*Clock, and hewn precsely at Eight. lURI'LE AND VENISGN. RICiIARDSON'i COFFEE-110USF:, COVENT GARDEN. ("1 RICI-lARDSON respell - oily takes leave to V. o u ro,n, rm,•n , ,.:aHlnneu, and thcir Fau.iii^•. he THIS DkY DRESSES a •ery FINE TURTLE, in the h,ghest perYectton, rah the ervatest culinary attention Any quantity packed in jam, and vrirranted g not to an pad; of England. For 'ale, just ....clod, a cargo of excellmt, pump Green Chicken TUrtirt. This Day is published, in On. Volume Crown (Iwo. ' , nee 3.. hoods FREE. DIiQUISIT lON . 3 on the SENT!. MENTS am! CONtsl'CE re.,titite in a BRI rsti PRINCE, in mrkr to merit the faro, kbie Olini,ll of the Dv JOHN NDREWS, Lf.. D. Printed for Blacks and Percy; LnaileritianetreA N. B Venison dressed evrry Day. MONEY ►OR 'I I HE only Lottery this YeAr ' will commence a Drawing 3nin September ne't. It ca.,:sn„, of Twireity five Th.iiiiand Tickets, arid Mo.! Caultsl than fierier Lotteniev of Sixty Thousand; in addition to this. the F;r-t -draw n Thra. Thousand Blanks will be entitled bi Ten Pound each, so chat esti y lighenturer that flUtetl4StiTiCKeti and Share% early, will have a mat valuable Chance of all thu,Capital PIA s fm the Fr,t Thr.!? Fonr Day , Drawing, without any I!isk, as ear Ten POUTICIi f'w each Blank, and the certain rise nt Ticket, by that period, must by as security against any pos sible lows. In a few days will be vulllisbet in One VOIUMN Roy. Quarto, price linaPit, TTIE RURAL ARCHITECT; consisting of V.u.0,,s DESIGN!: for COUNTRY fi'II,DINGS accompanied %TA! , Greier! Plan , , Estimates, and Dvecripeiuna By JOSEPH CANDY, Architee!, A R.A. Authne of " Design. foe Cou..-es " PRINCIPAL CA)NTEI4 tae Patronage of His Royal Hight:ass the Prince of VAUXHALL. TnE Weather proving Inauspicious for the SU puts FETE, iwento to be given nu FRIDAY r.- Public .• • rnpeetfu!lv informed, the acme win take pia ..e THIS DAY, morn Y, August 5 Never perhaps were the Entertainment+ .iroviiled for the Evening more rat,lyOlg to the tre • lovers.* s dendour and turmoils than tuna , . which rCi diei• , E insh the Regale Fete. Iti aridition to th: , e\,,inolril brilliancy of the Gaidens, the Concert will be the r chm ever eitperienced Among the varioti. selections in t, d ic. l vri•l be a Grand Overtuie, by Sig. Petro winter, a.d C ,nd Symphony, co nirosed exressly for Mr Sa ' o- MOM.% incerts, Flanuver-square, by the celebr.i.eil •• 'T .rd ~ of Kowa Maestro di Capella to lb: Serene /I the Prince e( Ewer/leas ; and, for the fist vme, the • . therture to The Soldier's Return, composer! b. \lr . /link R -wren the Aels !iv Royal Highness the D.,k- , 1 Yore'; Ft d of Pandeans, Scr. will perform English awl F re vi .; and at the end of the Colleen will he given a spkad.l Fshiiiition of Fire. works. Three Shillings. Door. open at Seven o'Clock and h C ,ncert begins at Eieht. H()DGES & Co Steck Brokers. Most wipe/4411r inform the Nohility and Pub!ir that the Ttekos aryl Share , . in areal. varlet", Are oa stile At their Offi rr .s, 149, OXFORD r, and 44, ST. JAM! S's STlll' rr •.• Priv* and ELIAS paid nu Demand, amt S . I.I•CIiSS bought at obi •.1-7/ Cottage.. of the most simple form and economical eonstrue tioo-.-1-I..use I , l * Mice, at sugowted by Mr. Mar• Mul*Group of thirteen Cottages, de:limed for the tieialtbdurh , of a Maaufartiwya-Gardeor's Cotrige --.Bath-e•Ssirerral double Conagese..Oatrages for three, fuor, and Famliedar Ornlo,eut.ti Coon's—Plan of a Manttfaftory and Work.ehbps--G,tupo of Cottage.„ desigoed upon a twin clot, of e. citing 'ululation ao.l rewarding meritorious exertion :or 30 Overseer of Libourers— Arablirikairir arirl Cfrezing Farms—Aft lan—Villas, and anal Country trall itta*Entnuice.gates—Sing:c I-ruler% &c &C. &c. Rival ',lnitiate, or Nati-n:il Fitatiliklimunt, for the ad sancvment of Agriculture, ids Me. kAan. Liftlon : Noted for i. Harting, Sti , SL James's-sin/et; and Sid Lty C.iustahleanil Co Edinburgh; ant Archer, Dublin . Where way be had, 01NOrs DESIGNS for COTTAGES, COTTAGY. F VIM S, ENTRANCE GATES, cud LODGES, &c. Our V. le. itARBErt DBStGNS for F.%itNl BUILDINGS, with a P.irticular Account it the Itrk:ltixl of Building in Pile. 4to. with Kites let rid. IL 11HE ONLY LOTTERY to he dra•vn this Year. begins 3Jth SEPTEMBER, 1805. SCHEME. L . 3 Pcisee of .3 3 4 2,011 B.OOO 6 1.1 St 00 .44.'!.06 3,111 i 7 First-drawn We Ake ? io each 30,000 - entwied to 1,61') Benefits 17,3.'1 Blanks AQUATIC THE.kTRE—SADLERS WELLS. Under the Patronage of 1I Roval 'binned, the DUCE of CLARENCL. P> !SENT EVFINING, Aug. 3, and Ilve Nkret..e Evening., ed. be porfo•med a new Miner, togaprord by Mr Retina, Jun. ea4ll If F' R 01 , OAK In the cower of the 'dentie. a Yew M MCA' p,aln(u.• Noll be pint be meees Stn anti Mader, on the recent threat of theC.,oh.ne.llrteetN by S•r Robert Calor. In cookluettee of the very .vtraord n try dem rod far places, will he eontrneed. the winner! Parstonatme of HARLEQUIN eel THE TALKING BIRIP. 2:000 Tickets L. 250,1 , 40 The First drawn Ticket sth Day .. 1.. 10,00 Ditto Gth Dip 20;000 Ditto 7th Dry 540 Are put of the abnve (21pAAh. Tickets anti !Mates are on Sale at all the Licensed Lottery Offices. Price of a Ticket .... L. 19 3 ITN Quar• The Entertainments W ennelnde with the Superb Cee dentin Meinarame and Arynatie Exhibi•ion, called AN iIit.ATACH I or, THE WATER SPECTRE : which 311110 • f•oni the imatenie holy of Real Water. The Panturnime and ble:e Drone written and yr.eluced by Mr. C. Jun ; the Overtures and Music of the cnriou. Pivces t wit poisej by Mr. Reeve; and the whale of the Scenery designed and slammed by Mr. An trews, with Ae..i.dants. A Comic Pantomime is in reheareal,, called Harlequin anti .Einp TO FAMILIES LEAVING TOWN . THE OPORTO WINE COMPANY, No. 46, Rathbnnc Place, Oxford Read, evabli‘hed by Re quest of the Nobility, Gentry,and the Public in General, NEW BILLET DANCE. ROYAL CIRCUS. THIS EVENli4d,koi.iiiit Aug. .S, 1803, I win lie ',manned a Grand Display of NOR SiMANSMIP by Mr. Makeen. arsl,t d Sy Meagre and Belcher A New %egret! Btllet Dance, called ',AWE AND TER ; or, TUE PIPER OF LINUFfIGOW, comoriscd by Mr. Montgomery, and the Morrie seiner/I by him, with a Dew t.h.iver: by Mr. Ware. Old Ettuldy (the Pipet), Mr. Male; Jen,m ) (h , a son), Mr. Montgomery ; Highland Olfter r, M'. c.rotia ; Goody M'Nab, Mr Makeen; Pray, %doggy, and .1-any (her daughters), Miss Gillet, Mee Taylor, and Ws 14 '?Iree ; and o;Feet'a Lady, Mns Gimii%. The Now Grand branari: Ballet of Action, called IMOGFN, PRINCESS t)F' BRITA I N. TUE FOQE.TH OF JUNK; nr, MU- RilS BAY. And an entirely new Sone, oil the DEFEAT of ibe COMnINED FLEET by Sii ROBERT CALDER, Musk by Mr. Ware, wail be sung by Mr. Dame, in the t i , ine of the Everting. TM PaVic acs sespeefutly !donned, Mit an entirialv New ( , 7 , 4 "1k Pantaralree, called 'IIIE WITCH OF WOREY or r ‘RLEQUIN FOXES rER, with new Scenery, Musk, Ike` awl be p.odueei on Monday nest, August 1?.. Plareandtue Bates tu bz uk,n of Mra Llntritarldt ILA Boa Offree. Bra 4.--Seentai Pries Is.—Pit 26 —Serawid Price 1e... gallery It —ifeetren4 Pelee 6d. ASTLIY'r. ll..dtr Patrrinagr of Th.rir !loyal Highnesidis the Prince of shrl Doke of YORK. Ting PRESENT MONDAY, August 5, and A every Eveving this We‘k, at Ilalf past Six oTb:sok nevi.; pv•forrowl, an ,r.tireiy N , w C Ballet of Akron, comonsei by Mr. (4otiriet, ti.e. ,11: by Mr 1.1• r ,r ce P:LGRIM; or, TH' D7RVISE. Pillemal Chowder.: Mr. M:recirot, Mr. timortet, Mr. Dick. t .tryilori, Mr. Dubois, Miss Ji.nkinsoti, Mrs. and Mtrcayit Imm.ditt.lv after which, 25th Tine, an en.irely New Zneetii Sp . ..ctacle, in Two Part, - , taki , i from an Old Er ;imt Tale, Consisting of Rev won't, Simer, Duess, Cho• 1111C4.1,111..'1 CONTlblei with the bettle..%te ' I "'`. l sw.rAt. and apron r i a re Dancias,rallerl THELONOtrhi Atilt or, Tilt: SEVIN TOWELS OF CON- S r NTINOCI.F.. The whole w..n. n end produced by Mr. v:TLET. JOn. In the enure r the E.:witting, varries EQUESI RIM( EXZRCI ES by Nlaster &sondem, Mr. Jeff:nts, and Clown, Mr .4 , be photo to conclude with, thirty-seventh time, an entirely Pro Punta Catlld TAK.I %ft MING ; ittlfl.lf,ftllN in SCOTLAND. No ; C 4 %1 , 21164,, litrs Wyli•row ; and Clown, Mr. l.aoamit. The Pantomime Ms deoclude with • braut , t rempie and Coaradts VI mermen. ••• AO ",Slid, New Pantomime is in whew -a', and will iiitaltorsil in a 4w flaws. Do• Notice will be toren of the Re-appearance of The false rational. • tau, Old Pen, Vintaee 18412, at 42% per () weir . Old ditto, dirt., 1798, at 445, per Dozen. Old ditto ditto 1794, at 48s. per Dozen. Old Headed Sherry, 1791, at 414. per Dozen. OMI I.i•tion, first Quality 425. per Dozen. Cat/Arena, richest ditto 41is. per Dozen. R,eh Mountain, 44t. per Doren. VldOilirl, Madeira Flavour 424. per Dozen. Indus Madeira 68s. per Wien. Materney Ditto (Pints) Sers. per Donn. Peeves OP FOIRIfIN • Old Jamiatea Rum 17s. 64. per Gallon. Brands , . Old Cogiliae 21s. 64. per Gallon. Hollanda, R.ittierdain lns. Crd per Gallon. Shrubs of Ruin 17s, Mi. per Galfun. 110RsES AND CARRIAGES FOR SALE. LO!IDON REGISTER-OFFICE, NEW LISLE-STRF.ET, LEICESTER-SQUARE. V AST and CO. AGENTS for the SALE. PUR. .11ecti "Av. and EXCHANGE of HOl.tSe %CARRIAGES, soil HARNESS, the Property of different Gentlemen, and naing Gentlemen with Coachmen and Grrmi„ and Coach nd Grooms, with god Charalent, with Situations, re. ally inform the Nobility, Genrry, and cithev, Lilt arc nil n really good Homes or Fashionable Carriages ul every sialkliption, or proper Servants. may, on Application to this nab, heir amide that will answer their evp..etatio:ic Gen. tlensen, having Hoe's or Cirriaecs to dispose of, [111.4y hear II Purchasers, lay sending Letters, Post paid-.-Particulars describ ing them Conveniences arising from the Plan of thisQffiell-.Gendernen are not deprived of the the of their Homes or Carriiges ; they remaining in their own ell.gelllloll lentil a Porch .ser is ...roviderl, with the Advantage or Principals Treating with eich other, most he satisfar.torl both to neve- and Seller. N. B R. , derenees, Terms and a more Gelieril Plan of this Office, had gratis, by Application....thfice Hours from Ten to Four. EXOTIC POI! THE. TEETH ANIS tsUNts. AGENTLENIAN o ff ers the most infallible EX tYdIC for the T UI and GUMS ever yet iliscov•riel. Its peculiar properties an. not simply confined ts the clesinin: .of the Teeth, but will absolutely preserve them in the hig hest state of perfection to thelatiort period of final &notions, ; it will render them beentifuliy white, without impairing the ena mel ; fastens such m may be loose ' • and keeps those that are decoyed from becoming worm; willeffectisally cure the most iserrociding tooth-ache. maim . * them to their original purity, mid make the breath delicately tweet. It will exuac the Rums to ailitere close and firm to 'reeth,.and wilt render them and the lips ot a beautiful radiate. The Prop :nor its gentleman of (flaunt, and ow convinced of it. elfeacy, that broil! for feit 13001. to the person using it as he die:cts, if they have the Tooth-Ache, or a Tooth decay.—The Cerlimi Eint.c may be hsd at the Proprietor's, No. 27, Solar-square, price 9s 9d.; and at M Norton and Soo, Corn-street, Bristol. N. IS If v tooth is decayed, or the mouth ui a bail state, let the Pieria n°, limit at it, ono requires no fee. MOZARTS MCSICia I: GAMES OR BOXES, FOR Tim USE 1W SCHOOLS. Just PulgishNl, TWO MUSICAL (IAMF.S; being the mest pleasing and imam bra Amilictuelit over pro: °sea, fo the amosemenr of the Amateur ; the one to compose or Intro, by an easy and systematic metliNl, on unlimited niimber of eiegaiit Waltzes, Rondos, modem Hornpipe:, and Scotch Reels, f. .r the Piano Forte. The other, Marches, Andante MO , Pirricilf 4, Rnodol, And Wiltzer, for two Flutea or Ha geuletv, each 124. The Author introduced this phnung Sys tem to his Schools and private Pupils ; therefore worthy of ge oval vamoose. ST ElBELTscelebrateit RONTX), taken from his Grand So nata, never piibli‘heti in this Coutitvs, fa. DITTO,. TURKISH RONDO, 11. L'HYMNE de St ARSELLOIS, with Variations in a Scien. tific Style, by Uitte—No. I. to VIII. of RONDOS, by moo, from his favour te Worts—RONDOS from 111.: Cglrbrated Op. 50 and 51, each Ss fat. DUSSEK's RONDOS and THF.MES, from Ng Op. V No. I. to it (being compwta) of LES PtTITE RONDOS, being Popte , r Dances, It.•.racts Is. No. I. to IV. of S deet and Fashionable DANCES, &c. each Is. I ".DIES' and GENTILEMEN'S MUSEUM of Select AIRS, for the Patent Flageolet, :ts EXTRACTS h,r Ditto, Rook 1.4 and 2d. ea•h at. CLASSICAL FLUTE WORKS, by Dev tome, I I ugot, &c. A constant Supply of Irtond hand Inatruments. London : Published by C. Wheatstone, 436, Strand ; mtvl sold by Harris, late Nesrbery, St. Paul% hutch-pet ; by Howell, Bristol ; Hints. Liverpool; Pi Rat ; Lnaoton, York ; Wrandward, Birmingham, N.B The (lemma:. Flute and Patent Flageolet t.ught. COMMERCE, On Saasday, August 10, will lr pulilisiied. in Oae 11;no. price 04. io; aMMERCIAL ARITHIAKTIC, •ith atl C Appen.lot upon Algebraical Eque•ions ; being an Intro du:lion to the Elements of Commerce. By Cif RIS'ruPHER DUROST, Author of Tho Merihnit's Lonllnn: Printed for the Author; and to.rl bt H r) Rs month, No. 20, Paternoster Row ; and T. Mousey, 4, Broad street, Royal Ex:halter. The Plan of this Treatise is couple and methodical, and int principal tfUject it that of r -dyeing the Calcolations of Botiliem to the ',tutted simplicity The Tablet ri.latiee to Con Monte nt Each:ince and to the Calculation or Interest, as we 2 a the new Mahe*: winch are shewn, nay he moist otisfurl subs:Uwe , to the voluminous and expensive Tables employed Accompting Muses Inc Al g eh r av A l E e , i;i tiore, the Esc mitien of which is sim ple In the extreme, will furnish the Means 01 1 , 1•4 , 11 , 4111 :I , ' as Vroqems not easily stiscenible of Solution by the common Rides of An Mimetic. In the Pre., and soon will be published, ELEMENTS of COMMERCE, it) Two limb Tolisioct„ thAa.n, pr.ce (o, Guines, in hoards, being a general Ttaatise upon the , Wi.ightt, and Measures, of ceeiy Foreign Country and Com niercial Oat', by comparison W.th those tot Eiorland, esein plifylng a.l the t);terat onf of ducine.., and shone/ the advan tages resulting from a knowledge of %nem. Mr. Dobost respettfully informs the public, that The Mer chant's Ats.ttant will not be reprinted - and, without entering into the detail of me Bitterne' comment/anent bestowed upon that CollitNr.itiOn, he mantle. hiniteif to me following se Wed. not betitate te toy, that this little which contains the complete science of a merchant, it the cheapest, most stniple, concise, and awful assistant to the bosmete of the COOM111(-11441SP, that hat yet been presented to the lab- lic"- i eCnhell Renew for Feb: 1805. The few copies of rho I , 4ltrcha.t's Aoiimun, ottle+ mania unsold, arc tv be had of Mr. SJosey, price 7. In tevaids. mune, JULY 20. M. von Novosiii.zoff set off from this place in the night between the 17th and 18th on his reaern to St. Petersbur4h, having previously had frectitento-: conferences with nu Excellency Baron klardenberg— "`-' In the fmenoon of the 17th, he bad his audience of leave of His Majesty at Charlottenburg, on which occasion tile above-mentioned Minister was preseat. Since the arrival of the English Minister, Mr. Taylor. at Cassel, frequent notes have been inter changed between another Ambassador arid the Mi nister of the Elcaor of Hesse. Various letters from Naples state, that events of importance are expeCted there. On the 14th several chests of minwals for the King's cabinet, and a great quantity of seeds, of very rare American plants and tires for the botanic garden of the Academy of Sciences, transmitted by the celebrated M. von Ilunaboldt, arrived here. TYROL, JULY 7. Ovens are building near the city of Inspruck, and !Kt bakers are engaged for them. Yesterday morn ing early, a company of artillery, with a large con voy of ammunition, left Inspruck, tor the south of Tyrol. NJ more than four women are allowed to each compa.sy belonging to the regiments Oil tho frowlers t All the others are disnsissest Six field-hospitals are established at Brixen, Ros Tondo, Bootee, lams, Laisiegg, and Inspruck. HAGUE, JULY 18. Our squadron, sander Admiral De Winter, sailed from the [excl. havin g an board three regiments, of which two were French, from the camp near Zeyst, and one Batavian, from Bergen-op-Zoom, under the command of General Marmont. The squadron, however, returned the same day. The obje!l of their getting out was merely to exercise the.. troops in the manrzuvres, and in sailing oat of that port. which on account of the sand bank, between the Helder and the decal lslar.d, is attended with many diff.calires, as only one ship can get out at a time. Great umbers of troops with artillery are cone tinually proceeding to the *l'exel, and it is asserted that the expedition will be commanded by General Boucle?, tvlinever it takes place. Concerning the report that the French Minister at War, 13ertirier, had been at the Texd, and had a conference with General Marmont, nothing farther has transpired. The report that the troops who will embark will be teplaced by others from the Hanoverian army is ..ssert yet confirmed. According to later accounts from Berlin, the Freach Imperial Ambassador Laforest refused to take the note delivered on the 10th of July, by M. Von Novosiltzoff. According to report, liis Prus sian Majesty, on this occasion, transmitted to the above-mentioned Ambassador, through his Cabinet • Minister, a note, expressive of the greatest friend. ship for the French Government, and the most Bat tering regard for the Minister. •i4STLILDAII, JULY 20. In our Corona, under the head Paris, it is said, that another Crain: tinder has been appointed to this itoehethrt fleet, ia the place of Rear• Admiral Ws ' dressy. Weil is gone to Bourdeaux, and who, not withstanding hi. splendid expedition, has drawn on himself some discontent. The China ship. Caws:wide!. bound to London. has been carried into the Isle of France, by the French. Vice-Admiral De Winter, Commander of our soaadron in the Trull, has hoisted his dig on-board the ficreeller, and been saluted with ly guns. MeLllllllOlll9lO 15 lIRIDEN, JUT .Y 13. It is necessary to caution the public to pay no at tention to the articles which have been, or may here after bb icse:red in the French papers, relative to Sweden, with intention to piiyiead the opinion of the public, with resprdt tn. thes'srate and condition of a coonter, Which may* jae consider itself as one of the most fortunate states in Europe. CONSTANTINOPLt, JUKE 16. After the Capitan Pacha had taken on boards considerable number of troops, he sailed yesterday wit's a fair word for Egypt. _ The Emperor of Bluets has long made appliear:nn to the Porte. list the live navirittion of the Phan•, in Mingrelia, for his subjects: and his Ministvr. Clout ltalinski, has had frequent conferences wait the Reis iiwtdi, on the subjeft. A treaty has at length been concluded between the two Courts, he which the Porte grants to the Court of Russia, not only the free navigation demanded, but also two forts on the Phasis, •iz. the castle of Cotalis, the village of Poo.. in which Russian garrisons will be placed, to detentl •he navigation. 'the Porte has flans:tented advce of the conchtsion of this trea• - to the Pasha of Exact tan, with cadets to him to gier '.,..-..g.w