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T RIF! I • .m" 777 ~. ~ , ,~ I - ' y ' -- Latt. i loo?. * *. • • ••!' . • ... ; r. 14 MOER 816.) • VA:MALL. Nader the Patronage of Ni *dal Highness Si. Nara of .AL.V rINO.M R ROW EVENTNG, FRI D Ay, August 9, %en be A GRAND GALA, and Brilliant Ex.bl billion of FIG UL-WORKS. Adosunion ThroaShillloge. PF.FE AT OP THE TRENCH * SY KING HENRY THE FIFTH OF ENGLAND, AT THE nArms, OF AGIN COURT, IN THE YEAR 141 s. VOW OPEN at the LYCEUM. STEAM). — The Great Illinealcal and rese ta anie Piatite, cif the TTI,F. of AGINCOHRT, *Rea by E. E. PORTER, IN, Tbis (head Hiernewal Piettwe be Mitatr Irmo the newt sow tail Infotrarieri, spa the taMßaals as Itla celebrated Peewee V The Storming of &win Nip at Ace; Buda at Aimarairla, Lodi, and The Of eLe Trench at the Pus tot of Morn St. Gothard, ands an accurate Idea of the Ekvatfori of lbw esesendlng }WNW en that nwinemabie Day. t routaiee 11110Erterwrereet of Camel, The Howe exhibits FOtwft, ef was, of lb. English and 'midi Nebiliqr. Aa Intereinny Alleilitli et the Battle, 'which win be found • wain able e anveleinn a a. Plasm maybe bill at the Ealtileition. The talrieitien is loin every Day, here Nine o'Cbck tin dillolorAdm itta ewe In GINTAL COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE, COACH ROUSE. STANUNG, AND LARGE WALLED GAR DEN, RACERS'Y. TO BE LETT, or du LEASE TO BE SOLD, of a elyitei, strinmodioes, and truly Milo tamest FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Conch house, Five. Mehl alshis a and hi.. craned Garden, very iriirbiy situated nut Hackney, all temestis distance of withm three Wlea hem men. Tbe Ilbusisso are removed (root Me :owl by a neat Sent fallen, inches. obit dwarf watt and Iron palisadoee; arid Seselhisa elmshis mem, dialog room, breakfast par her. osionces INC aline airy chambers, dressing MOON * eery eseellant angels* and wellmannected domestic arrange. Tobe view -A, soil nbar partkolars bless by application to Messrs. Sutton J r.d ifinoor, ft. Cornball. Lately published, dedicated e. Dr. Hawn. ASERMON. on the DUTY of t h e RELA TIQNS of these who are in GAINAROUS ILLNESS. and the HAZARD of HASTY INTERMENTS e+-Preached at Lancaster, J,.1• I!, IN& " Death may mote ON Weft many hems, and yet " The Ste cf life Made agate Me escapee spirits " 3 Printed iv T. Ceeder, Iletedeebery ; and J. Shame War. "Mesmer: ifentb...tr!...—" A souther ef 6111 :swish Nation have re. wAro 0.1 h. b..tv tire!( detel Irian ala al throe days so pet the dreadful espusrpieers of proemial burials, which are se generally pretelsot awls that poles As the Ham. burgh Jew% n masers of teilioa, under the Chief Raab' at Almna; hew reeked a e iirsestiest of this their re. t,tat.“--.....The Globe, August 7 13114 TO VAMILIF.' , LEAVI%G rOWN THR oroßro WINE COMPANY, No. 46, Itathbrine Place, Oxford Rand, errabiished by R*- Oat of the Nubility, Gentry, and the Public in General, sari, 01.1 Purr Vintage 1609, at 42 4 . per Dusan. Old ditto': ditto 1796, at 444. per Dote*. fld dile, ditto 1794, at 4114. per Doom. Old ttortled Lterry. 17,4, at 441 per Dora). 011 liiittnea, fine Qiaity 47%. per Doyen. Calrevelle, richest ditto 46a. par Down. P c 4 Mountain, Gds. yr, Dozen. Vulonia, Madeira Florou Mt per Doan. lA.. Madeira 1134. per Dozen. ktillitity L.l:t•et ( MIMI) 36.. per Doan. • Paired or romitom setatys. Ediitetweit Ilam 17s. M. per Gallon. 749 1 ( 1 0/o We ik. 6d per Gallon. WWI.. Rotterdam tie 6,1 per adios'. Shrub, of Rum 17s. Ud. per Gallon. Win MEAT-SAFES and MSFICOVE I RS, ti ksay Ncat, Poultry, Butter, Cream, and all I:inds of wittoals, fu.* Alto, wasprt, and ewe., other insert or vermin, at the rune bane Montt at a fret, ....moieties of air, by which means, dreied re undreamed sict sale may be kept twice Use time es in any thing *lee. They are to be soon in great airiety at I'. CATO ald SON'., Wire Workers, Wire Wravers Bud , and Si Cage waren, at their Ma nu f actory, 89 , ffnittorn MU, m o p*. site St Andrew's Chtieh Where oho i.e nornennli patens' of their much approved spoor lint Wire Fences, proof against Hones, Oxen, Sheep, 1)•er, Hares, dec. ; ant *wont ! " of which mat be had on the shortest notice. New inepntenl Wire !UM. 0, for unclosing or fidding Sheep, far preferable to Wood for durability sod appearance. Large Larders for Ye. 'Soon. Asada 14 lirdit,stwi Wire Work for Doily and Lae der icido w ., npre.H.4l on the short .st aitieice. A 4.ge mwonment of Brier Wire Fire Guards, Feelers, .te. EXoTIC TOR 'PM TEECII AND (411.1.4. A GI. NTLZMAY (lifers the molt infallible EX OTIC fin the TE)TI:1 and GUMS ever .yet die:veered. iVise properties an. not simply confined b. the cleansing ~is , but will obsoletely preserve them in the highest' period of final ilisenatind ; it "1111111111111WINAte, withont Impairing the ena ard s ishemeggb abaggolag Moot ; and keeps thoie that are himyed from a will effectually cure Ma atom *tenanting t miter* them to their original purity, Sad make the breath d gleatgy sweet. It wit/ caw. ties guess *Where close and Arm tattle 't eeth, and will render them and lie lips et a beautiful instate. The Proprietor r. ( 0 11,4001111 toatior, awl is In convinced rtf its etru:aer, that lie nal for feit 10•01. to the perso n wine it m he tweets, if limy have the Tooth..Aelle or a Tooth itet tv.-11se Ceylon Prot.e may be Wm the Poirriet.ir's No. 27, Soho- square, price is 9d.; arid at Wawa Norton an d Son, COMllifigt. N.B. If a teeth is &eared, or the •metilt in a bad twee, let the Prop**, look at it, WHY 1 11411 , 11 S no too LA DIES and Ge nt l emen , who wi s h th e o rnament et a FINE HE.3.1) of HAIR. need 0..1y MAO we of the RUSS! it OIL, whi h i s prlvord to let the only arti c ; e en Yet discroventd for m a ki ng the Heir gmw Thiel ! a. d 1..70g, eve n Rohl Macey, or if the Hair is am so thin ; end reeves a gran preventative against the ilAlll4lPensealKo of wearing tiler Lorin harm weather. Several Gentlemen, wee hare hero bald for years, have d-- demi, A u wing the Russia 0 , 1 AI -dearly for three months, b e"en* nearly covered with Hair.—Free 7. per bottle, or one, MAl:wig. glow groan, u One Guinea. To be had ft No. 333, 0> (wig alert I Finch. No 5, NfkeT4qua,e; Ward, 324, Holborn ; Holme., Nentinen. ho I, Royal Exchange: M e . e n d Edwards, 64, St eAttr. e lourr-vard t Iletlar, 4. Chkwolide ; and moot M. dials e Me nders in Londe's; and of Mr. aull, Dims nowt. Dubl i n i Realioro, North Ihridge. Zolinhuooh ; Mr SlivPoordr *Noon. the Exchange. end Mr Siorlafon. Wooster. All orders frnre ail part of the eee. , tey be sit 511. , '"Dee. In rending the money sod lottelS• Pea Paid. laid moors to Mr. Priner.”l, Oxford street, London. The Ruggles) ltil will b e Pomo' iusn.relr -nvhosble In enterin g the lons of Halt on Heresy shish alum preset a rest oliO:ore7ri e nt to thee* valuable aninsols, sod never ball of ft*lttleg•h• switmel'e netevai miner .• viev iv/Apr*lkm, es roamte but a l t*." vi th tits s .emaa Epee, and wed on the outside with roll ,wc by the Proprietors." Medi/Um/4w auk/ /taw. - by tin. %whit which fcbali. :tides •• _ No Regent will he li st tf mg nudge to which de Mein es be anemia t. Weeie at With, ae that owl, N• 4 k itadiew the &weal before Ord leCbeill 111 the *tied Friday the awa it mar hottest the P,reen wka rakes the Tender, ee nee ji er h. 114•16 41404. ee.oemor eke celled far. VICTVALLINII.OFFICS, Auouse i o 1INIS• THE COMMI6SIONERS for rifflyilfina pY highteesley do hereby glee Notice, That THIII4DAY the MA Sapinsber Rese r dry .Wise reed, to wear &km is Writing (sealed op), mad tont hid seek Persons de will enter- Jobe re Supply ell skrh itontities CHESHLRF-, DERBY SHIRE, WARWICKSIIIIRE,o4OLOUCESTERCHEESTu er CHEESE gripe! Geollete, oettl of Rosa CORE (Secolis) BUTTER, w ltafTlSti MUTTER , • "list/ be ropitord fir His illeeteis herthlr, free the Las (Maki but te the SlAli.Semeedw, inennew. Tb be ifeaterei, f ret Thee le Tine, es otoolithi, tide the Vichnitiho Savo of and, Partosoath, axe Ply. meek et the Oeurollore &terve, to k htereaNted to keep Geed and iced foe the ryas tf cis Msythe fies do 'opener Periods iff Delise io be pod for by Nth, make, WA &teem Pigmy (off/ Das The &Racism et the Geared" stogy le seer et the Seeratuy's gone et this °fee ; tee by e t oidyboy to Mr. Met IhntstereiNe, Apogee th e ritteellsgt et Got No regard kg he keel to ene render be eked the Peke sled we be learmed la weeds et Jett* re do shell ow he &thaw" to the Board befir e One o'Oloch or the'aaie Duirsdity the 1114 of September sort ' sese saki* de Perna Isla ev o k e th e T en d s , , or weft Poses en kb beitthf, eaMois, to rosier &tee relied fur. ODMMPACF.. Chi &tertian Amok 10, ww be poblidoed, in Otte Volume, Mow kite Oa lobesedr, rIOMMERCIA L MIMETIC. with 211 APPectik owe aloll Esporieas ; king an Intro duSioa is the Flotioths of Cosiesoir. By CHIRISTOPHIR timer Aelhoe of The Mending% Reakensth , London: Printed for the Abair a and east by IL Ift Sy camdt, No. 'lO, Powwow Row; end T. Seresey, h, Broad sweet, R•eol Exchange. The I' an rf this Treatise blimp., and aletht.lital. and Is principtu ()inert is that of redwing 11w Cileulatiosii of Batistes so the ;pewee passible simplicity The Tables Maher to the Minas. of Exchange and to the Oeissiona of Interest, as wee at the we Methods which an abbeimi, may be Men inefully substituted to the voluaiturno and topeossre Tarts employed in Accompting Houk,. Tii, Algebmical Ecittabitiltii, the Exposition of litileh Is slaw pie in the esteems, wad furnish the Means of reentries senate Problems not easily susceptible of Solution by the ownoot Rules of Arithmetic • In the Piro' and kith will be publishol, ELEMENT of COMMERCE, , in Tee chub Volumes, Debut price Tee Glitritas in bawds, being a general Treatise uphill tic Mulaies ‘Veiglits, and Measures, of every Foreign Orneome sad Cow inercial Mare, by comparison with thole ef plifying all the Operat;one of Betiftika p bed tote. arum,. eases resulting froth a koolifityfref Both. • • Ms. Duke, pablia. that The Mer chint's A"si"ans .ml he sollhoolli NA, without mitering into the detail •Ithe=trzystiz e kstowed upon that composition, Ise le wing We do not holism to say, that this tittle volume / which contains the complete miaow of a menthes', is the cheapest, ova simple, cgoeier , and eschil soistant to the business of the counting-house, that has yet ken presented to the pub. tic."—Critical Review far /sit. 1403. The fine cores of The Merchant's Assistant, which remain meek. We to be had of Mr. Beak, pike 7.. I beards. DEDICATED TO MEIN. MAJESTIES. 'l'M' Day L published. price BSc per Part. DART XXVII. of De. THORNTON's NA. TIONAI. BOTANICAL WORK, THE. TEM !LE OF FLORA. or WIDEN OP NATURE, %Mos Thirty Pifitirseque Booming miaow' Pietas. of ogled. Bleats by Reiraigfe, ma. A. R. A. engraved by Eariens, i 4. Lmpeesi, &v. with a Description to each, end Poetry, ems* eligi,(, icy Darwin, Macrae, Pye, Pratt, Shaw, Ike. debrief at tke *mono pinintent bi a new and MOM complete System of *Moe due has been hitherto offered to the Public. evisial, TV! rum°. SOPHT OF BOTANY, inched* es mom. of the PPM*. sophlcal Principlei of that Science, with a Pew IBustraUnn the Sexual System, pomeeiltig a nundwr of new and highly accurate Botanical Plate, with many Portraits, soottly liere flitgiOAJ Paintings, finely engraved, et iSitiotiiiilied Cl Inc past sod prcsoot them—Pot XXVII• cemeins the Cupid inspiring Plants with Lave, in colours, by Kesel" R. A. ihrteloar, R. A. and Burke, ic. N.B. 4 few tine Subornation Copies of ,fait Wort, from Pan I. to XXVI. wilt Cointionsiine, at tbs reef Pail. may be now had of the Publisher, H. U. Symonds, Patenseaw. row; ore of the Author, Dr. Thermion, N.. 1 . IlinMsteert. Manchester 'vivo. Also tar he hid etif D. Symonds, Dr. COLIN MILNE'S ITANICAL DICIIONART, third Editiers, with 23 new 'Liter, price 11. Is., er P. 13.. accuiately &slowed from Na tore. .1 a Extra& from the same —" hie bituminous and ex eelk Dr. Thulium, at whose swim and repeated ' request this edition wee undertaken, the Author stands in. drbt.d fur many useful soggestium tower's the improvement of the prceent wear, awl Bo +moral valuable commenicatione d ionic the progress of it. With the lame/ ebarafter of this gentleruart the wield is so well acquainted, that any endeavour of the author to add to his erell.eanied fame would be super : but Viongh it be generally knows the his eminence his favourite science can only be awned by the generous a: he:. he man ge.% ui its pursuit, and dwatiletneseened pubis apuaerial...mica, which for yens he has been Irian fur the aisin3c.....ent of ils Wiects, it belongs to them Mow., who oak hap . .inras of his friend.hip, to result the superior opeolsore of h., mind and boart—that noble imiepowkiice which, io mister, of Oftooolt, disdains the fetter of authority, amd dares to think for itself—Mat candour, so estimable, be. Ca u. • so rare, which, en cleft the shadow of meow is eager to bestow its due pintion of apV.aure—thn r.,141 forbearance, which he never fails to exercise towaiai thine who, escriou. of obi itimi why" they despair to reech o have not the mageasi nity w emulate his candour. In prabe of such a man (and Hie pertrait is neither ideal, 160/ dISWO Of the Ihßtating bend of partial flielididip), it weriscam passible t o exceed; ow his fate, with the oust distant posterity, requires it saucb prophw tall sogamty to preeounce, *. "mew ilasass,awasove sem, fondue:lse menebuot." POREION INTELLIOBNCI. pc FROlt THE PACS, JULY 26. The Emperor yesterday held a Council of his Minister'. He this day presided at the Council of State, which met at St. Cloud at 10 o'clock. Letters from Genoa of the 17th July state, that Mattignoli, Consul General of Austria, has at. rived there to hetet* the lkinftions confided to him by the Court of Vienna. He has been presented to his Highness the Arch Treasurer in that quality. From Berlin we learn, that since M. Novozl sow's departure, Baron listdeniserg transmitted to M. Wont. the French Ambassador, a diplomatic Note, full of the most friendly expressions towards the Emperor of the French, and most flattering to his Ambassador. They write from F.taples, under date of the eeth July, 4' Every thing here is in the greatest aCtivity, and the troops only wait For the orders of the Em peror." A letter from Hamburgh, of the 17th July, says, Ir The Proclamation of the King of Sweden respeEt iog the free importation of all English merchandise item the port of Stralsund, aid of their being stored in thug place, has been received with much pleasure in the principal commercial towns of England ; but this privilege granted to the English, to which the rang of Sweden appears to attach great importance. is not so interesting as it appears upon the first view, for Swedish Pomerania being surrounded on three sides by the Prussian territory, all the merchandises landed at Stralsuad, and intended to pass from thence. either to the Northern Countries, or to the Eastern part of Germany, are subject to the some duties which are paid at Stettin, or at Enstodeu, and as durieg the winter. the merchants ships can only enter the Baltic, and consequently land 'their car goes at Scrammed, this favour is in itself very in significant. " Nothing has so much alarmed the menuf.t&u. ten and the merchants of England, .as the interrup tion of all commerce between Holland and that country. This stroke is the more sensibly felt by them. as ft is impossible for them to establish any i certain channels for the contraband goods, and as also all commercial correspondence between the two countries is entirely prohibited." A letter from the Hague, of the 20th of July. says, " We yesterday received news of the depart ure of M. Novosiltsoff from Berlin. Our Journals published the Note transmitted by that Envoy to the Prussian Minister ; this event has 110 t pegulated any great sessatioa, and bad yet less ellbe eihhe exchange of Amsterdam." The labourers who are at work at the Chalmette! the ThviHerres. for the minion of a chapel, wed the buildings for the extension of the of f ices el the Council of &ate, proceed with the greatest adtivity. The passages at the aide of the right aisle are filled with hewn stone, which are carried there ready formed and prepared to 6U the place which is destined for them. Bach is the promptitude used for their eonspletioa, that all the workmen continue their labours till might ; that is, till near nine o'clock in the evening. The masonry work is to be imme diately succeeded by the labours of the decorator. The band traced on the front of the Castle opposite the Tuilleries, and the Banquetting House, and on which were the inscription and the attributes of the French Republic, is effaced, to give place to the Imperial and Royal Arms. On his passage. by the department of the Aube, his Imperial std Royal Majesty evinced a desire to no the manufadories in this department for the spianing of cocoa on as extensive paw, to furnish the etanefelharen et unity , mauling. and hosiery, which is sect from these% particularly to Troves, .4 - • .I , , • 7 r -... . ' i . •• t .4. • , a... ' •, • • . • r %. sr- i a . , ii : os.. • ." "' *. ' -: ' .' • . It 4 , t It t ' , 0 4 it_ ,riv4 s e4ii . 1 ." • .; . . , i ::lli 11l ....„ ...,.. ...... „.....;,.. . Tau.. _,....:::.,,,,:. ST a, isos. _______ ____. VICIVALLINO4IFFICE, /teem 5, MI TO MERCHANTS, he. _-- THE COMMISSIONERS fa. riffarifing Ni TO LETT, within fire minutes Ant& of the Ilikisay's Nagy de Mr* Rise Wilke , gar wt TUE g o A %Mange, the Upper Part of a NOUSE, corn:wing of 3 !tho AIM hutrat, ill" We be rails be ?eerier Taring Dearring-Reons, Parlour, Kitchen, aid Five Bed Looms. as Wrie er ("la IT), end Ors. ,fite rend, illeavend ides Apply by letter ta A. B. No. 1, Clement's-lane, Lombard. e WEST INDIA RUM er FOREIGN /RANO" OM" Meet. free); Or he delimited is Th ree Week., bite Mii OiNeette's re& TURTLES. Main Stem et Owe; mad re bepeld Jr, by AM, pershle rid Merest, Neap DOW isaft &He. • WILTSHIRE and Cu. KING'S HEAD TA. Thoakkmo,,, .„,t,,,,,„,,,,i,,,,,..,,,u5t„e„,„00064,. VERN, POULTRY , hate lust landed *Ca nt o Mbort Zia fteperd seal be bed te my fipider, in wait* die 'Prim abed Lively TURTLES, 6tr Sal., from 101 1 . to 1001 b. each bee w aw a k. w„,„6, az kwh , . the ,A,,g,„e k b e b ee ,,,, d ge Turtles dressed every day in the hidhest Perfection, and me 0. 4 *Orr Oft s'elsek so the soil neat% the litti sent to any part of Town or Coutiwy. isettsed, NW astir the Pomo. safor wakes the Teiskr, or awe 1 Pinenala hi I Ibbialf, stteieds v ts snorer when esl44 or. CHEAP HAREROASHERT. T RAWSON and Co. respettfully inform their THEVICTUALLITIOOFFICE, Annuity 6, 1605. 'LP • 'Arndt and "be Public, thu they him *Paned the Shal COMMISSIONERS fee ritiortlfing Hi late Cooks on an d B arnard , Nu. 11, BISHOPSGATE. STREET mo t e, Navy de u rv i a , j a m N,, e i re, m u ~ rt WITHOUT, usenet, epromite the Church, with a retry new ' DAY,' the tea haw they yin be redly Newer* 7 oilers is live Amertrosout of H ABER C ASHERY , HOSIEIRE. Lag; owed op), end ften ea , me &nos/ what VEGE. and GLOVE*. As they No m this N ew C owmen TA B - Aid h . de,a,,„/4 /„ " t h e v et IR, a udi m. Principles( baying ettd aolVti o for • Iltebdy Mee", and•beieir 1 I ap o 4 , 6 6 rash o r V aropee i, b e N a pp y ji b A uk ", S O .-6 Bled in a determination of maltang for a ver yrsmall, small Profit, t 1 emebe. " ewe ~,,, D ar i p c,„,,,,,J,. ii „, 6 , mil Aw es a las • are couident %Meat ,Gendp Moor will be amend •111 jsede. wits Isteeest. SiiirtY Delisilter dm. eamiertbe visa ion. J. KAWSO and o. only hope T im c„„ iiii „,„ „ f ~,, c.„0.„,„ may be me a it the • • OA/ Inanda not Ike Public willlbmirr ehlirlllhad t witbadfap etFo ; ot gig tyres ; ... by „ pow , y d iy yz y s it y y , d e l i b imeddlon, sod arp only solicitors for surds She" of Preferenr4 , i m p they &refound to lellefig• jates CUalmai at Y•rtamsals. ...-~ ~ A r !tit *44::i *sIY ♦ • 1 . *dim • - .s ,~; t: i .~~~ Y i (PRICE sizrsoce. the chief place of the deportmear, where these sista !dishonesta aro is the greatest preeperity. The sight of ;antiwar'. whose eye allaing escapes, coeld not fail to cache seal and *militias. In consequence, M. &outman, proprietor of the dosnain and mailing abbey of Clairvaos,unt leagoestmnsTroyes,whereho has already succeeded in many establishneasa, ouches glass manufaltory in the manner of Alsace sod Bo hernia ; a papa mill, where they mike popes of straw, which appears to unite the qualities, proper (or varionseusts is the arts. has formed ass Pviet of ode"( dim of spinout& amen thread by *iscbi. slay, is iothicio• of do's which ball be.. ereged ; Boma time siocciantam of thodeportassats. havot t. v V/ '' We have received n ews from Faseassd t ac ithe . I July. The &ga s h appear surprised at net received say intelligence of ear Catithipsdinqtri i . "- dream. They will be a laqg time still wit)opefe. ceiling any account of them, and when they dull receive it, it is probable that they will be rostd, uk prised at it.--(Monitrwr.) A letter from Madrid, of the 16th June, states. that the ship C as t er had naval in the port of Astu. 1 rims, with 700.000 piastres and • great quanta? of the produce of Perot, A least from Boolegne, of the 496 July, says— " Oath* 90th instant, a numerous column of the grenadiers and chasseun of the Imperial Guard is. Mud at Wintereux, and immediately occupied one of the ramps in the neighbourhood of that port. The marine of the Guard went to meet their comps - 4 •oadutited thettltOtheirtplartel Vi11et.447 ---... .ve. Among thireats. of His liajmty =-a!O meats upon the tabu, was a bust _ the Emperor, upon a pedestal of green, covered with Sowers, with An eagle saspen.ling a crows over le Wad. Among the toed► drank was, "To fie Apo ef ate eistritstivis lley et sees, tlrerivir t.te apes stli arenidet it from its enemies, won" its -fesesee de its sweets. the tiherty of Seta setieeewit tAr ,c. 'pew of the world . 0 ' Nothing csrain is let knows respeeltils tba-p•- tied of the presumed derniglteg lbeir RtlYpi and latnerfettiLLiot... -• • Leman from Caen state, the Z.g s t Priwile" taken on board the 7eszer :tad PAmmion arrived in that city upon the 4t at July. from Crawßle. A taariaseof chi metes of Andre Lea. was, the day beforLyeaserday. found guilty, berme the Military Commission, of being a Spy from the . enemy, and as accomplice with Dubec sad Riission. condemned to death in the month of May last, kr the same crime. Letters from Boulogne state, that the prepare time ordered in that City, and in the Camp that coven the coast. are now complete fur the reespdun of his Majesty the Emperor and King. vsEbus4, 40L1 114 The disturbances which have broken out is,-ebie city have given occasion to the following pulsars. Lion of a Royal Ediet, which suns as follows s .4 His hfajesty, who, during the whole course of his reign, has received from his good and faithful subjects and inhabitants of the capital. the most frequent and most sincere proofs of attachment to his person, of attention to order and obedience • to the laws, must have been very deeply concerned by the news of the disturtunwes shat broke out yesterday ani to-stay in the oat-skirts of this city. His Majesty,, hawever, is in clined to entertain the conralatnry belief that these disorders have only been occasioned by a few desperate persons, who were soon followed by a number of ignorant and lazy fellows, under the in. titmice of intoxication. In this supposition, His Majesty confidently expeets that the faithful stab. jolts and inhabitants of the capital will unite togs. ther for the maintenance of the public tranquillity. and that. by a pronipt and paadual obedience to all orders issued to that effect by the civil and military authorities. they will check the progress of these dangerous disturbances. By the. express command of His MAJZST To it is therefore ordered as follows: 4 , 1. All workmen, Journeymen, Ikc. ate. shall forthwith return to their respeetive labour. aa S. Parents, masters, manufafturers, fke. Ike shall be responsible for the disobedience of their children and their servants to the said order, and shall be boend to make a declaration before the Po lice. of those who shall not have returned to their work after the public is ornate of the present decree. " 3. Every mob, crowd, !tr. shall be dispersed by the military, who are authorised at the same time to fire on all meetings of the people who shall nit separate after the publication of. the present. *. 4. All thosewhoshall he arrreheaded a part of these mobs, or ring leaden, if such, shall 1 4 , 1 : . eh; brine !:: . , _ IL d 4. 1W eget teti• lownt ~ at -..-- CAI' sotege JNG m the ri gi!h' attel ,n. -- L 0 )SI lIIIt IV 1.,