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O ," ~i~or~ 4y. • , , c - o r t W„,11 , 2 ( 44 6.. / 1 Irt tot) .-'44 r ttfo, t4 („...• 4 Ott, \Z.f. .i.).;• F ' - (PRICE SIXPENCE. FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1804. rrHEATKEROYAI..HAYMARKET. THIS EVENING will be presaged, Um Faroe of WHO'S THE DUPE? • Alter which will be produced (etk Tune), a New Musical Dr called, • , THE HUNTER OF 'CHE ALPS. With New Scenes, DTC^L., and Decorations. The Music by Mr. KELLY. The Character. by Mr. ELLISTON, Mr CHAPMIN, Mers H. KELLY, Master NOR RESOW, Mt. MATI lEWs, Mr TAYLOR, Nl'. PALMER, Mr. SMI PH, Mrs TAYLOR, Mist HOW. ELLS, Mrs. MATHEWS, Mm. GIBBS. Aiter which (Fourteenth Time), a Splendid Dramatic Ballet, ea,d, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. (Tile Story is founded on Shakespeare's Tempest.") spoil o: the Daawa (in Act I.), and Ferdinand (son of the King 41:Lyles, ' Mr BYRNE. Prosper') (DBkc of Milan), Mr. DE VAMP. Antonio (Prospern't &other), Mi. PALMER, Jun. Ariel, Master OSCAR BYRNE. Cailban, Mr. G. D'Er:VILLE. First Mite Spirit. Mr. TAYLOR. Female Spirits, Mi .1 DANIELS, and Miss HOWELLS. Wands (Ant Li, Miss c BRlsrow. Miranda Act II.), Mist B MENAGE. The Dines iiicirsiasi to the Piece, ere supported by Mr BY fiNE, Master raSCA.R. BYRNE„and Miss MENAGE. The New Minieal Drama of The Hunter of the Alps, having twos cast nigitt nweived with the must unbounded art.! outset:Ai applause, will be repeated every evening till further bat •Ce. VICTUALLING,' OFFICE. JULY 3, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS for V ilhiatltng His Majesty's Nat., ao herehy give Nature, that ass MONDAY eke 9th last. they will he ready to remise Tend, s is. IVessiss: (staled up), and treat for Fifteen Thentired Socks of Kiln.dsied Hoax hold Flan r, lobe delivered us Socks into His Majesty's Victotaliit., ; Stores, at Deptford, to t; e Space of a Fortnight, by sseekty Pro. portions. And for Oise Unwired Tone of Maxon& Segal., to be answerable to Samples to be pi . ..setae:el with the Tenders ; and to ht delivered anasediately into the Stores aforesaid. The mode of pap .8 to be by Bills payable with Interest, ninety Days after date. The Daiditiusts of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretory 's Olifee• N. Regard trill la. hod to any Tender, in which the Pelee Oa It wet he ilierthi its Words at Le,wh, or thut shall nee he delirered M the Iloard, htfore 1 o'Clock mt tire said Maria: tut, tie 9th ant. is., Insku the Perms who makes the Tender, or *mu Perons on his Reheat, attest+, to snorer when reed for. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HAMBURCIFI MAIL. HOUSE OF LORDS—Tmunsott.JuLT 5 RATISSON, JUNE 17. We read here a copy of the Note which the Rus sian Charge d'Affaires, M. D'Oobril, delivered to Talleyrand at Patis, concerning the invasion of Germany, and the arrest and death of the Duke of Enghien—it is as follows ; • According to the orders which the underwritten Char Lie d'Affaires of His Majesty, the Emperor of all the Russias, has realvc 1 fr. , m his Court, be hastens to inform the Minister cf the French Republic, that his most gracious Sovere:p has beard, with e loaf surprise and sorrow, wor lately occurred at I..ttin beim, the accompany 4 cruel circumstances, a well as their deplorable ;Aug. Tlio•affliair , - of Hie Imperial MAjz..ty is, kr.; Arc . ,... t oci much the MOM lively, as the violation wh•istook place •:, the Elec. fait. of „Sadist t usretrai y t a:i justice r.d iespea dae LJ ir..!-„sentlerst states, ar i itlJ sacred by all civilised rattions, and wit :lout w hich there is no safety for the weak against the encroachments of the powerful. His Imperial Majesty finds in it, besides, a public violation of the rights of nations, as well as that of a neutral territory ; a violation, the conse quences of which are unaccountable and dreadful, and which, if passed over in silence and without ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. HONORARY MEDALLIONS and PECUNIARY PREMIUMS. LIM OF SHIPWRECKED !MARINERS. " When fiirinus tempests raise the dashing ware, " All ye who harbour misty on Inc land, " R-member thnse who now the tempest brave, " And lewd! 0 lend! the friendly helping hand." ESSAYS, DRAWINGS, and MODELS. June 3, 1803. Mr. AMennan BOYDELL, V. P. in the Cleo. _ . • Resolved Unanimously, FOR the First and Second Best in Point of Merit, Honorary M-dab. 11rnr the Th rd, Ten Guineas. The Fourth, Five Guineas. The Fifth, Three Guineas. • TI.. Piihie is respeefulty informed, the entaeor New Grand Siatifiacleof JOANNA OF SURINAM, busing been received with the greatest !Harks of Approhation, ley a boil...id and neerlinering Audience, will be repeated THIS and every EVENING till further Smite, with the present popular Lot,: iaiinnemt, now performing with unisenal Approbation. ROYAL CIRCUS. * T . lIS PRESENT EVENING, Mr. FOX will perfons on the TIGHT WIRE. Aljer which will be 1 a gnd display of HORSI MANSHI ra P. And w.lt be performed (4th Time; an entirely new, nariontil, and homrical SPECTACLE, with eidtrely new Scenery. burg WWII* , Dewing, taken on the Snot, and new Dresee. cornrepunding with die Costume of the Conner, called, JOANNA OF SURINAM. Prospectus. The Story commences when the Colony was at Peace with the English, at which period, Capt. Stedman, whose for the fateinating Slularto Slave, Joanna, had tilocel him to marry lire, and who being hi -seed nth a much.b e tosed in. fine, to mend !cam; them, had accept d a commismon in the Dutch senator, under the emonand of Colonel Fnergeotul er.titog Scene is a %tem of the Calmer he had bui3 (or her rece ti .ii, where their do mimic happiness is, in a small demos, tended M .1•• res. lettmn, that from his incapacity y. redeem ter or her ebld, he anus! e titer adieu to his native land, or to three ae dear to him, hi. wife and child , ler asst' Cloaca, Lie tavourit• black bee, idd. forth -r to the damp elude happiness had already isicoee,ricad, be Mincing ineelli. ,-, co from 1...t0g/owl, of et Baron. a dryer-do rebel liege., I. ring stirred np his tali. companions to film& —Stedman Is tittered to take the cornmeal of a part., .1 free r k roes, eever his lunit., and attack him" Re rehmtoorly leave. Joisnaa to muster ho sunsets .g band. to the irtc'ire , Barn,, anenipts (having be . scentamt m i ndswerl WM' ie.& Ritter). in esrm bet off, a. a.. tabiect wanks of his bridal drtires; Stedman wevents, and he ane his adheeents, ui a decisive battle, see vanquished sent Made prisoners. rb. oho, at die head of hi. marine!, hail made a iimilar rarity.' but f 4,1 e I, ;s 4c charmed with Stedman's corvine', ••. a• h • nor only maites him a handsome present (or hit; b .t ernes the colony to graot him any minor* he rr.,;y be em . boldened to make, which he merely conk . .es so t. e et eman elpation tif his wife sod child from slavery;' to a hula request, be add. the rroller of ii,e pure ant all he .s. oath. sight of Joanna, who.e brawl , iremedierle make, an im . pfitisloll on Fonersonda hear., chances hie f.e dehip for Stedman to hatred, ANA he even briho S.rier.dtre, her owner, to wear', permtplarill ref,.- hit .i...nand her. semen to his p'a.vation! imitated at soc:i COll.l . lC', 0. 9 1 , ,C14 his present, and Irdeligrnice ar.i,ing of deola decreed between Gime Britain sent Batavia, Sc. resigio her deteriniaii.g to meet OM. wino than draw his saorl twist his native 'aild ! He is eons ,be Ile minced Forrjrinud :the atfortion of 'alma.. for Isar ealbste dicing him siren& to madness), ordered name tratelv to „mon, and .he enceinbzred with a chain, the we ght alksM to which she )..neaita.ile of beating any d storey. Al this p.,r7"t!, information arri•Cs .1 the approach of the Briterh Fist', and Fourgeend takes the command of his troolit to meet Clem. Thy' u followed hp the escape of Karoo (whose efieestosit had been awhile that he might expenente the exero. dating pang. of tot-turn 'wiser death), and lot boas nit the unfortunate Joanna Cr, IP. almost impem.trabler rerce. 11.) c ..iinvencement of the late gl minus aechieseinetit. our Oran Countrymen new takes place; and as faithful a etie mutation ass t we trust, the itace will arlinit of, en. els. Stedinao having, don-, the stein, been liberated by t' OP. sAi the r aid effects the feenbrin of Joanna hes AUK not only from fri , •grn biressrtsm, hot Batas ie. sear ; and the whole eitnel Ors with the C.apttulation and Sue rider of Plat Tat whole to:1.1cl ,I,•:.tth a f •seam. • comic Pasepoullie, called Cl 4, HARLEQUIN'. 11101.7 R. l ae illt"tt an eii•.ie . . Panterninie, with new %twit , . nie•iirt. bawl Decan t:oils cane& PLO,. AR's ACRE 111...quin 114.".4.eant, will. with a saw Carale lisee-. foe the net Toe. AW 41 . ORIGINAL MS. O F LORD .IOI.7IrN CI DF.F Yrs nct CORPS COMM I NTAR UPON Lsri I.: T. OS r.is D,y ii publblied. la 11-ro price 2.. CIL No XVII kg T holv Of HE LAW JOrII24AL. Monthly, up , n in i^aixor r3n TO be continued . -•- - ay J. P. `IMMI, Ea+ Of Gray ilnn, gartutcr at 1.21 , W. 111.4 Ntlnibet "pit, letleil of the Iteponnin the X 14. 11-nets in Wary T..rm, and Chenef.r . -- New nia--An A -taint cti the 0.:; -.4111%. •. 1 L • I C`,,,4 J•iniett Cokes Comsaentary upon I.ltietn•l, rreently dam 'tied the Hritiah M,a num a wth F.x.raills, *c. Publi.ll,4 by W Clarke and Song. P..n.lz! sure% Lm:nba'4 111 . t . - hnnt Commutra:ion, tot Ldonr- Ina, be ad- Pon pod. Of uhnm mi.; h, I, the forum*, FrHE BILE, the G()T7T, NERvc)tTs Ar a FEC IKONS, 214 all DISC rLnti , '" , cs. b air! a 1 , :n. , 5e , c1 effe;it:iry r.• . : • the asoonanze of awe enzrcurtal rr Af`ort,... •' • -r. The hsti reputagion. SU!, , t"d .NV a M•t , n,la: !.' • th- Ras WM ISI RCI.Ars PATEN r MI • It,. `, PILLS, in ail the Mame ao, is on* nel .". Patent Moi.c;ne in Vo, V.matl Kn..l nit an •ting , i4)•.' a • • ''f I • .1 ~ Lreuce (al to them r . se eel,. J' a tc 1 C , s'at the Elaborate', st•?c4, ' ta.t, 2.1.1 by all th e. Ve+al-aa Tows mat. •-• duty widkidcd. QUESTIONS. 1. What are the best means of preserving Mariners and ethers from Shipv reek 2. What will be the toad probable means of keeping the Vessels afllat, el as to preserve the Live" of those who may be In wit pen cos situations. S. The m-iit certain methods o( conveying amedanee from shore to Ve..rle in Dismiss, with,o a certain iii.tanee of Land, and when Roam dare sot vesture out to the ad of Shipwrecked Manners' The ESSAYS, MODELS, &c. are to be transmittel to Dr. HAWES, tin or bef ewe the Third Week in March, 11106, In a scale" packet, with some device, and within, the name of the Author awl Inventor. The MEDALLIONS and BOUNTIES will be a ljudgni in the 'union ui April, of the same year. Candidar safe informed, that the particulars are tulle stated in th, Annual Report of this Year ; which nsay be had on ap• pica ion to thn Treasurer, N. 8, Spital-square, on %funriays, Wednesdays, and Frid.qs between Three and Fire in the Afternoon. J. BE.kUMONT, Regi•ter. TO HOARDING SCIIOOI.S AND GENTLEL FAMI LIES. Ai R. e A d L . L:.N N ,..M l9 ast s er (l i the Private 01d.Dan.,47:7 mid Nn. It', Grant Alie-street, Gondirsan's-halds, awned be M•o•ei. TOMLINSON and ADAMS, r "Warty =elide and eystemssiesitr motto-vs respectable "Schools aid Families in COP' usrful. (levant. and Anished pen of MODERN DANCING, according to its latest, most grateful, and fa4lllOlS. able insprirements. Lalies god Gentlemen of ant ag-, who hive never teemed . acroulfilmhutent, or mit in lir pre.<iit (414.11 , 41, UM, ac quit- it ex: elk.. .P. 1%, aid quite-in private, it the above I•istiors. Al.. Touts' Ladies and Gondesson taught during school racy tions. • pan 'ne Misters frynn the Conirry instructed it: q'hA rl. and Steps as ate nevi sal swereatirc with the differ:at style.... te4Chillg pm:tiled by ether ienaidat Pr0(....'. RENP • CTARLE ATTEST ' l / 4 TI()NS PIA THE CUR DIAL /1 iLLM t•F GILEAD, Unparalleled b. an. other adverted Me ficrie the given vollevariq by 0111119 t .thaqic ter amid reaperta.:nitt, men wig,. have (lady w n•se , ed Its elicacy, and ntsmve .1. arm,;in • merit To S. SOLOMON, ?.q. M I). LIVERPOOL. From W.,. t.ter . Since I wrote you antwer to ynur hst 1.-t,t, I tut* SOW the p.irt tto• (2n.tiai ikan, a Gil a.l the , einre request • It iu • s te A ly ; •p w edwal, ,all 5w,4d he s..rry to delanii.nnt the wi. Ito* taking it. I hive the .4tisfaetion of say.ne, t.tat tea Lm ties, who ha• • had sever ii hottles, experienced groat Lewitt tr...n .t, sad mean to recimmenrl it vtuar-ty. I am, Sir, pelts respectfOly. Worce.ter, Sevt. :r. Till/AAR NOLL. From Stockton. Sir. Is consequence of tba surprising curs polbomod Tony C0n1..1 8,1 , 5 of at Mr. of *M. placed suu a s accost of hit case and ...sae,. we oo.:t.teae to b tee a greit denia•sd for tlse Medienc Weed ' , veal nthre peo.de so lb a pl.ber and neighborahood have ret. l .l:ed gnat b-nest (non it. You will stneweliatelit mind b 35 of En, Medi,ine, Wife as la.t, wait the ssdditsosa of a dwa-ts of your ..tuiJe to Health,' by the f.rat carrier. We a►e, Sir, Tout obei sent 'CRAMS, se..altton, 0:1. 10. CIIRISTOPHER and JI:14121i1a. Ti he had of SD. J.llathews, IR, Straw), Leollillan. Braid by Remnant. Hainburith ; R Daci a Pater-am-et, IMw- Ynrk; an I in Bath, by Hazard; Bn.tol, Buligisi . ; /airtime, Orer. gory; Br, onsghant,Kiinuandl.iwyd; B Jinerl, Smith; Blazon. d, Simmons; Bury St. Edmund's, ; Cheltenham, be!ion ; Canthrirfce,Hodison; Coeentry,Rollsain ; Cole bestra,KeY.lteri Canterbury, Somenrins; Carlisle, Joll.. Chatham, EttlCrialp t 301; Omits/ford. Cache,; Chester, Poll and S-an; Chirhire• ter. Pnilhpitin ; Citencester, Smith ; Chippsnham, Combs; Doblia, Deodale, No. 722 Erehange.eourt ; Der it, Drvart I)urlamet. Pennington ; f fixer, . (Awe; D... el,mow, Virtue; Deal, anal; Dann. ort!t„ Jackal..; Eh. - burgh, S pith, North-brines; Exeter, Trevino* ond San Val. riseoUt, r ; Olownreer, Pitt, Walker; GlagrAV, ; l a now,vol, C..., driagg.at I LeoL, Manna, llointet ; lam enin, Dr •:r1 ; ; Le,cc,ter, Saturn ; Mlil.:l;mte., Thompson Margite, R•ote ; aidnorte, Walker; "larlhootergh, ; Nesss.nl, ; Neveartie. Walker, tforlim u Nnrthamptirn, Di tey : 11„, i h a z. ; N.irwich, Stevenson and Co. ; ; Pine , oh Dock, ll...eland: Pwlmnouth, Bclam ; R-v 1 C. ; R.,0121te., Fel:l.4ll . Ni; PreSoll. S?•V , 111 ; Sr wrs'•••ry. Edlnrss; Sn,th.on,tor, . Sta(. k-d. M iron: Newcomb; Steel -land, Bray; Se. ; Sc iroomoch, Bayley; Taunton, Prole; T inteirlr Well., b,.ronge; Wells, Era! ; Wood Wriele,r, Fl aket,ey ; and ere.; resioettablo Me•fte.ns V toes in the K^ - td in Bottles, at Hal! a Guinea, eni e. t ir a ourig four of one smaller ones, wh.reby 9s. it ,ay.d. i)i .:.am may be ha!, a New Edition, bete; nears; Three flu:wired Pairs, price only S. SOLOMON, OtilltFa TO IIEALTH 1)- M. ce to Iven Sexes, nn F. male Se/veus, lie per- C•nsurnyteve Consplinas Tom Winn Kis th: f years ex.'s:nem:a and oNseriatinn. To ai.dch AO a lied an T. say .0, D .tates Incident to Females , es), it ., Parent., ti.:s.dsaris, Tows, and WOO hens VI. care ind edoer;on )Doti, The Irish Stamp Doty Bill. and the Exchequer Bills Bill, were read the third time and passed. The Bank Dollars Bill was read the second time. and or dered to be committed to-morrow. The Irish Cus toms and Excise Bill was committed, and the Re port ree6ved The Bill for relieving the Incum bents,of certain Livings in the City of - London was brought from the Commons, and read the first time. Lord Hsu er.sisuay presented the specifications of the qualifications of Deputy Lieute:,aiits and others, from the time the last accounts were present ed, to the present time. The Marquis of A seticosN presented articles of complaint against the IL in. Justice Fox, grounded on the Petition pie.ented unit that Judge. He said, in presenting these, ha had a very few words to offer. The articles of complaint contained every topic that had been noticed by Lim on former days, except what related to certain High Military Officers, ' and that he bad not been able yet to reduce into a proper form. He would oc.y add, that whatever proceedings their Lordships might adopt on this subjed, whatever might be the form, and manner, and time of those proceedings, be would say, that he was as ready,now to undertake the part that might fall to his share, as he ever could c.c should be. The articles of complaint were then read ; they were under four principal heads; the first stated, that Mr. Justice Fos had urged upon the Grand Jury of the county of Fermanagh, that it was their duty to address His Majesty to remove the Lord Lieutenant and Government of Ireland, with the intent to excite discontent against Hii Majesty's Go- vernment. The second stated, that Judge Fox had endeavoured to induce the Commanding Offi,:er cf a corps of Volunteer Yeomanry, is procure an Ad dress horn the corps to the same effect, and that this was done with the same evil design. The third stated all the complaints which have appeared in the petitions of the High Sheriff of the county, and of the Petty Jurors ; the High Sheriff complaining of being fined 5001. by Judge Fox in an arbitrary manner, and the Petty Jurors, ni being stigmatised by him, in his judicial capacity, as being unworthy to serve as Jurors in future. Under this bead also, was included the complaint o: Mr. Hart, as stated in his Petition. The last stated, that Judge Fox had grossly and wantonly insulted the Marquis of Abercorn, representing him as withdrawing himself from his duty, as a Governor of a county, from sulky and selfish motives; and this article concluded with statmg, that Judge Fox had afterwards pub licly acknowledged that he !rad done so, to vex dial annoy the Marquis of Abercorn. The Marquis of ABERCOIIN then moved, that a copy of the Articles of Complaint be sent to Mr. Justice Fox. Orderer,. The further proceedings in the Roos Peerage claim ware adjourned to Tuesday se'nnighr--Adjourned. HOUSF. OF C.)MMONS. Sir E. Nara; sr brought up the return of the Army of Reserve. Ordered to lie on the table, and to be printed. Mr. Alderman Coast brought up the Report of the Committee, on the Coal Market, which WAS agreed to, and the Rill ordered to be engrossed. The Bill for better p: e.erving the peace in the counties at large, In Ireland; the Hackney Coach Bill; the Quartermaster-General free Postage Bill; the Property AB Commissioners' Bill ; the New Stamp Duty Bill; the Jamaica free Port Rill; and the Civil List Bill ; were read a first, and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow. The Weeden Beck Ordnance Bill was read a 4d Caw, and ordered to be committed to-morrow. 'llse Chatham Laud Ordnance Bill was com mitted, and the Report ordered to be received to- MC?' TOW. The London Clergy Bill, and the Foreign Enl•+st ment:4ill, were severally read a 3d time, and passed. The Bill for the Improvement of the Streets and Lanes in the Borough of Southwark, was read a 3d • - • • _ A Message from the Lords informed the Hnose, that their lordships had agreed to the Exchequer Bills Bill, and the Irish Stamp Duties Bill, with amend ments. The Report on Lad,. Kilwarden's Amity wit ..as rtceiveJ, and the Bill ordered to be resnanit- ted to-morrow. A Report was brought up from the Committee on the Expiring Laws--a Resolution, stating, that the 38th of the King, relating to the Isle of Mann, was agreed to, as being necessary to be conlinur which was ordered to be referred to a Committee of tbs wiusie House, to-morrow. Mr. PITT bro;eght up the Civil List Bil. which was read a la, and ordered to be read ald time to-morrow, and to be printed. The Report on the Irish Corn Bill was received and agreed to, and ordered to be read a RI time to-mOrrOrr. The Irish Malt Bill was read a time, and ordered to be commi.ted to-morrow. The Irish Revenue Regulation Bill was ordered to be committed tat-morrow. The Report on the Cotton M tnufilturers' Bill was ordered to be received to-morrow. The Report on the Irish Defence Bill was broug!it ur. On the queituun that the amendments be read a 2d time ; Mr. DAWSON said, he Wised the business to be postponed, as it ttad only been printed this day, and he had not been able to read it. An Hon. Friend of his had, however, informed him, that be bad cast his es.: over the 8.11.. apd th .t he th,4lght there was only one clause in it which might to pass, and that was the chute all-wing the to be altered or repealed during toe present Senior, (4 1...1.1 Mr FOSTER, said, he wc.ull agree to postpone tha qnestion r i ar.y day the H.,n ,, urable. Centlernat. ?leased. It Wa.: neeJ !.,:t to CO senor.—AJtzurned. --~-- animadversion, all stein ity and independence of weak states ate at an end. . While the Russian Empire, after what has happened on tic's occasion, is under the necessity of continually dreading for its quiet and tranquillity, .how can it hope that the in dependence of its territory will be respetßed for the future, when the very Government has violated it, which, as a guarantee, has taken upon itself to in sure its quiet, and by it made it a duty to prevent it from being disturbed ? “ All these considerations have r.'.t permitted the Emperor to pass over in silence this unexpeeed ocean. rence, so afflicting and surprisir.g to all Germany. I lit Imperial Majesty, as a Guarantee of the Peaer, and a Mediator between the Members of the Ger man Empire, has thought it his duty to inform t!.e German Diet, in what light he regards a transaftion violating the independenCe, and exposing the security of aU Germany. The Rnssi..:t •s;lent at Itatishoes hes therefore received orders to repre sent to the Dist. Ai its supreme Chief, the neces sity of . ..r.f.-I.:tion from the French I Government, and to protest against the invasion of the German territory. a His Imperil' Majesty thinks it besides his duty to informs the Freuch Government by the under.. written, k.;.• opinion upon this occasion, assurld as His Nlejeity is ghat the First Consul will riot hesitate listen to the jun complaint of the German empire, and that lie will be convinced ache nc of taking the strongzst measures to tranquillise ail Governments, and remove the fear whi,:h this trans *lion has caused, and put an end to an order of things in Europe, which its SCC'II.II independ ence have a right to claim, but for both of which it has so much to apprehend. " The underwritten follnws in this note the orders of his Sovereign. (Signed) " L'Ots en it ." Just 18. This day the Protocol concerning the note of th• Russian Emperor was to be opened; but, as this has not taken plAce, many persons believe that this business will remain as it is. The Ministers of the Eleaor of Bader, and of the Arch Chancellors, have frequent conferences con cerning the Russian Nov. ST. JUN, 8. The french Miaister, Hadoaville, has this day left this city upon leave of absence, but the Secretary of Lgatiun, Rayneval, remains as Charge d'Affaires 34:14Z 20. General Hedouril e. who arrived here re the 124 from St. Petersburgh, dined yesterday, accompanied • by the French Minister La Forest, wits eur Miaintr for the Foreign Department, Baron Hardenberg. La rarest has rect.ved his new credentials, .and is this day to be presented to our Ling, at CharListen burgh, in the quality of a Minister frcm the new Emperor of the French. vasica,Junt 12. For some time a great stagnation has taken place in the Papal Chancellery. It is said that the P.,pe w,ll resign, and that Cardinal Feds *ill be eleae4 his successor. TIBONA, S. The English subjefts arrested at Leghorn have, by the demand of the Court of kir:re-ice to the French Commander, obtained their liberty Lord Nelson has informed the Queen-Regent of Etru.ia v that, if his countrymea I..ere not immediately re teasel, he 'mull not only declare that p,r; is a state ~f blockade, bet bst,n.ba:d the city itself.