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i.. .... . . 3. :: 1 , . I J !" _ . t 4 $ -F; : • 1 Id 410,5(1- be inittob 51Ortfo, r t . NUMBER 2375. 446 VAUXHALL. si llak ' ' ili tai the p a t r omor of his Roonl liiiiginbeso the Figir a FWALES. Al NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE PERFORMING. iu (Fritlnv). Nord.. 7. will I, e s GRAND EASTERN FETE, with on apprnpriate hinte of 8111 ILI ANT FIRE. WORKS ; and no MON- T NEXT the Garden will FINALLY CLOSE for the • k Or sio i - 0 „ 1 .. 64 —Dean epee at ser a aad Ilue Glitter. [0 at EiAbt u'Clack. i,Ii3S NUMBERS MORE PRIZES, A. ADDITIONAL. PRIZE of so,seel. AND TICKETSA T A F.Y 1 ' ND SHARES CHEAPER, 0 N ~. s, CORNIIILL, near the MANSION • HOUSE. HF, ro-rot Lottery. to be drawn October 19, Willa!, Fos. Prises of comael by which Oa , chew. e ...ie either of Hew Capitxls is iorreased One. Fourth. In 81.1 Shares wil SHORTLY RISE, t herrfare an ins. oir pUrri•Vle will prove a certain raring, at EYTON's, .1.11.11, rho so% is Sixtus Sizteeaths, the only 5,111.01. .lurroi in the last Lottery , No . e,7Cr l ; sort i n the few n: aionhi Capitals to the mount et goomonl. ' F' — ' - " --------...--- C coats. jrHEN an Article is advertised in he Sold d g arr thee it earn be boeztot for, the Pa.-chaser . . 4 c ~,e e iie there is deeeption. For te eaty veers L'ITARRISOS and Co. have made it an iuvariable rule to tic HEST Co,lltsi a t the . loweet price prievible. aervett. ~ ;he inolets which has ewes tluiv house a sisperio..ity „,,, , thre in •Loadoe. They woo teepee &Ali; roroes. le ad.' via tad Public to take adcontazi: of the it pita. It gust vance rapid,/ as tlic wiufer ap. .... n i l , ' the 1,011.1nn Sea Coal Company, Sootbautp ,o•.,11o;Issro, strictly attended to. GENII NE. MEDICINES. i KEwiiiiiii' and SON!4, No 43, St. Nora . vb .„4,. 0 .4 1 1,0‘a10n, or No 21, Dame-street, Dil. t . , rw i e . o :dtar.l4,ars's Powder, and other r &Wattle ..ratoms, id rta the Public, that in rome.toonee of the t h a w ,. li m ffire of th.is Medicine is ao. Id per pocket, 5 ._ od. p, ,loato. or • dozen in a bottle, ii. 4s. as op for the ataiv and Navy; but °hoover that the .. F. Ne.lmy, No. 15, St Pool's," WO ciii;raccd in mus. - • - - • -- • - • lar (law* are at prices of their Medicines, ditties stied: hit ileac olio purchase sax, or wore, will be al :d use Staters grabs Iseres Piriolrr —2 9 litAaalerfue Pine . 4 6 to Aot.balotis Pll6 2 9 A•81.3 '1 fllalyirate 4 0 .sircisOpolelilac 6 9 C.s aliviati Oil „It lioCadursile Droll 1 9 +gee of folishmt ..3 6 s. d. Dolby's Carminative 1 9 Strong Tina of Bark 4 0 Ditto 3 II 1:o3Ecl. C..gOe 2 9 F......enee of Glom ••••9 g joiliaix Scot's Pills 11; anittenbant Salts 2 9 fpresenanha . Lutongcs apros-r's Desterier 4 0. 1)r. c)lano!a`s To% ....9 h i C. p . . 1.11 or Sasi 1 ; 0te1?!... 1 i Iris artesis 3 6 Lawarat S • If miry's Skozorgitt * i Maretisot's pry. 5 6 Spilshory's Ditto 5 6 Grant'. Cough Ditto —1 II I. taw* Woe t 9 Greeaouit 'sTiactures .1 11 a. Pilk 2 4 Ditto TOill !AMMO .0 i .ROWS Fira 1 1I Soot...the ttyrap 2 g Amply 4 , ,aratar to Merehaato, ire. fur et PUBLIC BENEFIT. ILK CWGHS, CONSUMPTIONS; ASTUM.%S, AND OTHER PULNIONAUT EOXPLAINTS. rADDEN'S VEGE PA DIJF: ESSENCE is am flezaat pr?psratfue, fenny max! t.ulr as ito elms las ; eatain . rivith;t esseutii; eietiars of the nioat estecm linaa.c sad Rest,watiwe Vceetahtes,• and, as a Remedy CAC, l'aushs, Curistimptintas, Asth:nsa, and other Put . Complaints, is easy, pleasant, innocent, and Mlles . It is to easy, that a te.s.spoon.ni, is a dose for a per crown; supleasant, that it is equal to a trite vine ; that it may be given t infant ; and so etEca ..lscvse flier, as it sere, before it In all canes, moot tad sti,tht, ae loog standing and inveterate, et:tts are us!, astonishing, and almost iaere.::ble In issisiste has it ever toted to pprrotonac^ honsedlate relief; n este be 11 ithin the reach of me dwiee, This 1111 most s,. pore she happy mesas of aer,ansitoltin , Imo desk- r+r I. That the.; are wt the du - titer or iourNor "I": ,tie followom rerpertal.it ;maniacs, selected fn., con harniar, goal ationolsotle proso:" Wei "ins" , nu...att ic / 10 w imat,sheri, leaving Gilt the happy ell'-cps 4,•,'s tptsble tare:tee on ouctelets, or h.iviud cd sa. , ,,ito Orr; of on oh, ft, do Irtmlay ediene , lif trewl o ' .fliolcal ;el; •; Col4s, Gaulle", Vousutoptunse, •••C ter du alp . heathy declare 'Me be OW' n, inn *olr a, fax hating atecii4 so long sacrificed '1" c ; a to has heounrultree and hodeasity, id ;.412.'oasslt .. to his sultiming Wedeln, Neigh - IvialZ now affect , ' it fur public lUile belfry, frau) purchasing, al of continairg to dipense it rift, is just', totalled to the pr., IV I 'ol.4l.lllaCe, tar till Ira' a M . ( e whirls will prat lsM ' oat 'Oro istratio eimtae4 to °Voile of ehar t whim puw.c. kik , En Great Geurst street. Soft, rag. laathetlt Unice. tre.l. Trld, Esq. 1c• Palate- Mr. Shaw, trawgrct•wnker to to the Hoe. Nara 01 . Ord•utore, Red- Lioo .sl., Holborn. Mn. Woodward, Hampstead town, _• 101 ili, Fan. William's Mr. Phillips, Caleusiaile aellatea, ottstred. street, Bieltnklbtele r. It tines, Book o f rag. I Bi c weedy. Gloettoter-t.1., W. ,taad. Onetn-wenere. r ,'L irehle, N. BAN William Teftbrar, • rag at Idiuoloo Ae•litt Frims. " ii”."" a n d G. Al- Me. W, . Claridnuts, Consul • 01See, Bank. Ilisii I.',rt utbala, Lag. Ilia Mies DONIN I;mm Junes's ,""Atufe Eathegirr. ...met, Iteelinett row w .I.4te Ilcuey, Center. lamna,J Fawcett, I'wq. Not -607 nat . ,e Lunte • P lli. I:tri;bnin Place, Charlotte -31a)t0.,v, Eel. Bei. s i r ,. 1, wkitcehepel. beat. 4 0 , %%Allen' row., * Per i bertite, Fan. Bleitliii.A. Fog. West PI K.. Mr 1,e,g1., Ilaiepatead Ines. kttiiian, gmert,Maikat• hi • 13`414 and Ural' ' : ' ,11 ,!.1- i 1111 1 , 6 .6. Old Couiplon Fleet , - b ' r 94 ' 14 " tett...trolly intones dime win wort be flier's te tri lb? 1.- - tdir; meets of ht. coves e:;.tn r•rnetly, that rim 4, 1%3 m•rommidatims, it may bt bia.l in bottkt. Pelee 4 - 11 ^ i•witsdc.l, at bit timia. B. Madden, Nu 14, (1 lam Zi'...4. '4 14 U. " 14111111 t ,, nillolllol,llly ; wham Ilse Atom , • ' l _7' 1 ".141 I , l' charity rill! erple, and he mu iiistic.l et II is; ' 1 " .. .. liloal l'aichar-r-(Mte, emabill ; 3lettesois ha "' 41 "... RS. Flect..trvet ; 31, Dina., Elatiliseller. Cheep ,• la 46, ..,,I 31,.„,„. )lathy sod Chalk, Cl.elsnofe.d; itltact. Odd:Nice ; Mr. tt ~,kko s, , Bookoelttr, /......-...tcr; Mr. Ca:;:iit. rata alrert, Bristol • Mr Tree -4", ' übt; Mr l'..rk, 209, 111(11 unmet, St:tlwllis Mt. r, '''. 1,',. otrad.wree. t Mr. Aries. e;, Bardooleimew ;,. ...1,. II aia, 34, ii,7llll•lkti. : . ".4. Ili. 9. 7 ' a• 1 . ~ nest mlli-tmil orients in dm Hewoned. "'lb . Min ,: ' 7: "'"' "Y. newt 1 , .. IWm IL lyptlins rot hi ill.v /,, 1 ".."..2 e^ s"."/• *twos rratoie t t en Heckman of it. tut , . ellfrilid. f ree . ...," 6 7::11 , . mai I. innekeleci, a PaileplAelt Fr i " 6 .. 4 ' h .... 70 Jny 11.1, Natio: ellen renen pentane of the PM re• " 3 ' 1 1; 0 /1 1, eletreatious en lb. ...lied et Metal"' l't* THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. I SW. The day are trahlished, pricy O. 13 EFLEcrioNs on the Ci4A KACTER of 11 / the HINDOOS, and on the IMPORTANCE of CON VERTING them to CHRISTIANITY; beinetthe preface Ich and conclusion. of, a retie* of ORIENTAL LETTERS, which will atfortly M poblishrtl. Ry JAMES FORBES, Eaq. E. R. S. Printed for White and Cochrane, Horaee's Head, Mat o/eat. TART INDIA DUZ'Aill, gr Pr 5 IS tn. Tti E COUR t. uf ()fit cT c OfiS qt the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS er ENG- I ND /reler in ,Le TART IS DI I-IN eo leer. , ss ei'e N.Wk., That at Die QUA R TERLY GENERAL COURT ap poiutril to be held at this Douse, on the :Gth in-t tie fol lowing Unanimous Resolutiati of Court of Directon of this day, wilt be reported to the General Cowl, agreeably to the Act of the 3gth Geo. 3‘ cap. a,. via. " That it is tlic opinion of thin Court, That the Com mander. soil Owners of the Ship Asia, are filly aerritte4 from all impostson of neglect or mistamduct iu respect of the loss of ihat blip." In few days will be published, neatly printed in... A FATIIE It's TALES to his DANNITER. . . . TrAnslai.:ll G.,' she French of DOLTILLY, WILLIAM RAMSAY, Serra.tory. Mi tuber of ilte/Pit lott.c tittles% Society, of the AcadesOy of Arts MI MAR D'S-CH EA PSI DE. .ind Selene., ..t Tou;:o. Ste. &c. Printed fur Cullnirn, Public lihruty, Coudeitstreet. _ Of whom may be hod, The some Work to Fresueh. Al o, ZOOLOGICAL AN ECbOT FS. By William Brewster. Secood Edition, two vols. 7s —roves germane of this sustain mod isstrwelive week, see the Sloethly mid Aotijpeulsits Reviews. rriHE Prnprietnr of this IVatehouot most re meetfully inGoens the Nolsitity and Gentry, and hi. Initirik 'Waists Town. that a tto•ody of elegant INDIA SH.tWLN, nal, beautiful of OW*, are r. rived for the seaw4.—Merehanta and Traders ',untied. — Ile wain's , " Articlea of I.ittens. 'intble•t•bleto. 1 16 - die. by the aingle Piece, at the Whokaste Price. %MT nig day is published, hand.inini•ly prime., in 'bree tahaines, aro. inualvite,l with fluty fiinr Easigrwrineft, by Antos, Storer, Greit, Ste. principally (rum new il...izita I. Mow Grin:A."6P dl. 311. in busirds, • new Edition, with Allah tiara, of TOURSto WAL r, S.—By the late THOMAS I'ENNANT. _ and CO. Contractors with lovertossesst S frii the present LOTTIIPsY, resptetruPy iuGwto rise Pushier. thni Tickets and Shares arc selling is treat variety at their Olives, No. 11, Poultry; Nu aa, Ultariag- Cirol4; and No. n, Aids/ate ; and by Astir Agents hi the Cuuntra....-The price.. arc marl. lunar dam is the last Lottery t sad ihr Scheme. whirls i. highly apPeneed, contains an mhtitional all ' ciao Prize. iyOn Pleushers Ins thin the last. Tim Drawing will bugle and Amish mils OCEWBEIt. *Cif EM .. Trite* • 1,•.00 !fl 5110.• • ..... 5,11e0 30.... bat tato 11,500 lon 95.• •••• ••• • • • 40,0 4,9.01 l3- ..... 72,ofie Printed fur Witkie mut ItolAnanolJ. lqunn; White and Cochrane; Le , ictwin, Hunt. Rees, Or;we, and . 1 1 101 "'N ; V' , am, Ruud. and Sharpe; Cwielt end Davie% ; J Illeding •. J. Kit bardoso ; J. Bwith ; J. %lawman ; audJ. !ultimo and Co. A few rok.i,:s ate print:l un amp.,, paper with pradiat pete•inue 411 tl,e plates, price 31. 13s. tid. iu bJarJo. Smola in Theology. just published by J. SIAVCSIAN, No. 24, Pov.l:ry: ~Ta. F. TENII'Lf'. ot"rli 0111 : or, The first , System Rrssoo, Vi. toe, au4 Morels, soo`.ytteally artangrd Stroud FAlibusa. lu Ouse large Vo lume, sro. S. board,. B) the mar Author. . . 4,N10 Numbers. L Init,OCorl 2. WI T MT'S ; rtierea .rut Philosophic adapted to the Temple of Truth. FlandsuMely printed, in Our large VO. lame, ten. ys. boerda. 3 A $1)11Y of THEOLOGY, pr!nripmlly prarbeal. In • Snits of !rehire*, with • eupions Index. By Robert rellower A Oxon. . _ . FIVE TICKETS (F EACH NUMBER In the twit Lottery, Nit. 4,459, x Prixw of to.nont. erns bola .1 Swift and Co:* Oct,ffie in nixteen Sixteenth Shares, betidra several harrier Oapitilo. These Let-terra eribrore the most momentous Questions in Theology, awl tee must important dotim in Morals, with. out any pustule of sectarian discussion, or polemical as perity. They are 58 is number ; and while it is hoped that they will prove interesting and Instrnetive to the general they aril famish the Clergy with a course of Sprats na for the Year. la Two traps %%Mune.. syn. Its. is boar*. 8y the P4.11)0 :Lather. Lately published by Meek, Putty, amid Ktap►vy, price 39. ACTH esTic COPY. THE I..ceoi:Cr.lonel JOHN BULL. of she Fait Battalion of Nukes Artilteryora his Trial at Ban., Jere, krfore a tieuerull Court- Mart Ott ; as it was marl is Court by his Counsel, CHARLES MARSH, ELI Barrister of the Snprrute Court of Jalieiturei as I the King's Ailvoeate is the Vlcr 7 Adatiralty Court at %Turku'. 4.. t PRI rr TREATISE on DEATII, Philortophiealla, Morally. mot i'ra7ti*:alty eousllered. Foolseap tivo. 3 6 . bac 5. A MANUAL of PIETY, adopted to the wards and caleulate., for the Improvement of all Stets of Christians I, eat:wird from thr Holy Living sod Dying of Jeremy Taylor • with aPi ether, I.•re of Author. and Additions. By Robert; Failures, A. M. 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John Hewlett. .1 Vols. Oro. 11. ss. bonds. is. A SERMON pnwilsed ow the talc Fast Day, %Fedora day, October IN isla. at Ilse Pan•lo Chareh of Hallow, Warwirkshire. fly S..n. stl Parr, LL.D. The Second withCorreetions said Additions. sta. as. 6d. sewed. Mt the raw Mother, 1. A RP!TAI. SF:II3I%IS, preached at Christ Ch•rth, • Easter Tee,lny, April 13, 1110 u; lu abseil are added Notei. Ito 70. Id. boards. g. A LETTE'I Pogo lEENOPOLDI to the MAUI .TANTIt of ELLUTHEIMPOLIII tor, A Serious Address to tie Diarnters fliflaingham. Ey a Member of lb, fists- Wilford MI, I Dire Secaud &lawn, price es. tiJ. sewed. 3, A DISCOURSE. on EDUCATION, anal us tbs Plans parsacd is Clatrity !Wiwi/Is. 410.45. scnial. 16. A AFR3ION ea lice TRANSLATION alba SCRIP TUR LS into OMEN'fAI. LANGUAGES, marked before the Ilioverity of Caml•rldee, May Pi. leo7. By the Rev. Fret Wit Wringlastn„ M A. F.R S. of Trinity College, Cam bridge. ♦ta. 38.6 d. Newe.l. It the Bayne Motive!, t. A rtISSEIITAtION oe the heit inesnet of civilizinz the inkjet ts of ewe Witi.h raspisc in !nth*, Ate. J. 64. 41u. sewed. 111. e RESTORATION of LEARNING is the EAST ; • Yuan. al. 410. OPlrtd. 3. Thirteen PR.4rTICAL tIERKONS, &monied •pnn INAJriolge's Rise mod l'irmeseam u Celigiots its the %.'ul. To whorls are assuessed, Koine is Calks, Ise. Seemed Edition, se.. Anal dr. AVG. 11. Tip! HOLY LAND; • Sato* PAILC Poem, 1900. Io tid 410. ...wed. MIRMS, enutaiuin• the Restoration of the Jews, a Seaton Prim. Poem, (1794;„ and sassy Trans U. owns rhos. hoar Js. 6. LESLIES SHORT and EASY METHOD with the DEIsTS, with his Sepplemestary Tract ma the Truth of Christianity, compressed. 1.. MI. crown !MO. sewed. 7 The A DVA NTAG of HI I' I'SE K NOW LEDO E ; a Charity School Sermon. ts hit 410. owed. S. The RAISING of JAIRCIP DAUGHTER; a Poem. To a hi. h t. sariesed, • Short Memoir, he. of the tate Caro. line Spumoni , . is. MI crows ova. sewed. a. HUMAN 1..%%VS heat summed by the Gospel ; a Ser owe preached is the (7atbedral Chore's of SI. Petrr York, before the Hors Sir fooddea Lawrence, Keit. one of the Jno tiers of the Coot of liing's Wads, Much li, taus. 410 Is. 6•1. sewed. to. Thr GOSPEfffrest rovntilrited to National Schools ; a Sensors iwearliml is the C•thednol Cliverrk of stl. Peter, verli, before the Hos. Sir %lan Chembre. Kist. one of the Justices or the Court of li.ma's Qcuch ; the How. Ihr I;corze H url, Kri , • Of the Mari.= of the Ftthevi t irk It, Ito' Ito. as ti i GERMAN PAPER& corm:Anti. AVG. 14. PIIICE SIXPES(C!-HALF?ISIIY• tenon or errtuitt goudlo, whirl) the fo:toetng sis the moot erreettei:— " This nr* toll line is to begin at ilea town of IFrost+ ,l l. in the Duchv or Holstein; continue thuntgh Chunbeek and Segeberg i from thence to OideJoe. over Utzberg and Broinsiedt, to the taw rid ti t etr e , tiluekradt ; frost thence along flat Elbe to Brimbuttle, and as fa as Dusan. it North Delhdtareeh. The divis:oo of Monie► ftturned to prostrate, intent" province; hut our army, scolloped. Wheel, organised, and well suppl.ed, with its Chief at its brad, has marched out to receive it, with a well founded hope of triumph. According to the po 'Minns which, with his accustomed energy and den terry, he ha. taken, and those which the enemy occupy, we believe that by this journey Bonaparte will not be able to dispossess any tirtuons Count or Marquis, io order to add to the Dukedom of Treviso. " No nierchatiilize that is not of European mighy can para. thiihne e neither by *ea nor land expe4ia lions ; not even relined sugar der syrups. • flowerer, those ftbrics, tiikt v1;111010 , :31 with* autColoniel i.roitacts, will hive prrmivion to bring throngh the liar the Ilecressry ettiees. no web% security that they will rettini them thrattO this !in.:: when fabric:Ord. The city at' Altone being exe:npt ficirn the toll line,Comutil:titinerstave herw app oint.if there td take a specific inventory of ell eulmitsl products, and keep aa exact 'antral of the rime, so that cone of•tLis aserahavidite net be seat iLwrd, witllout special permission of the said Comminionen. "All trianyorts of inerehmilliao, art of Berepeari origin, taken nearer the frontiers than the shots. mentioned places, wit limit proper passports tied part mils, are, for the first time, confiscated. an I the owner, er he who escorts such • transport. most ply a fine equal to the valise of Ike medicated goods; far • setand or third offence; these lines are raised ia proportion; Lot for the fourth, the goads its not only confiscated, but the amulets doubled ; cod in cue the offender be a Burgher. be towhis fserionts —MI the abort mentioned mulcts ye be for the benefit of the informers, or whoever stops the like transports." The celebrated partizth, Don A. !limo (who, on the Ist of July, with his party, consisting of 41:m info, cavalry sod infantry, beat an equal num• her of the enemy in the vicinity of Monter*, and without any other leas on our part than one min end three horses ; whilst the enemy had 15 killed and 12 male prisoners, and besides had taken from them 61.000 real. in manly, 400 sheep, 21 snobs* of bills, mud is arrobas of powder) has arrived in this place. From La Mancha we likewise are informed, that the celebrated ehalego set out from Valdepeoas, pursued the enemy, and obliged them to take shel ter in the convent of Trinidad, after having killed Go, who left Caroboa for Mummer's. On the 2.141 July. Don A. Fernandez, comman der of the firet squadron of La Mancha, intercept. ed, going to the enemy, Woo sheep; the produce of with theapprobation of the General in Chief of this Army, he has applied to the use of his squa dron. _ AVG. Q. Tile enemy ha% penetrated to Zara ; and yes terday our army had its head-quarters in Almen dro!. BIQA, AUG. S. An express arrived yesterday from Sr. Peters. totrigh, with the ',errs that theist, of the ships front Teaeri:Te. uodrr emhirgo. is now decided. It is Ills Imperial Mai,t.ty's pleasure that all the ion. ported ..no•la are to be placed under srquestratioa ; bat the !!hips may 5.3 with /tuella proslacts—to freighti will therefore be lower. One of thc intercepted letters, written by a per. Wu of character. !speaks in terms the most flatter ing of the Northern Provinces. It says, " Behind every torah there appears gel insurgent, and it is the same every where."—The Wien! Asturias's, on their psrt, leave nothiug to L► wished: they potent the enemy to the very gores of the capital. There fore we hope. that, front the valour of 'be -Pro vinces of the North, and the energetic temper of the ►est, the complete liberty of the nation, sup ported tiy the strong arm of the Corti", which, in repelling ecterior enmities, will insure to as internal order and felicity. POMERANIA. AVG. 21. AVG4RURO, AUS. 16. CONSTA‘TISOPLE, JUI.Y 14. Our Conn hat puhlished an Ordinance, relative e n . n• v lot; :cur. and regulations for the expnr- The French troops that went t) occupy Wis— mar al!d Rostock, arrived on the I;th : Oa their t,sy they respected the territory of s•rcdish Porne.. , rooin.—Many sirbr have been st ized to the ahoy* EURCIGN /V lit LLIGEAGA. • i poste. ■ArI.Z.• AUG. 6. One of our convoys has unfortunately fallen into rite enemy's hands. It set Mil from Naples under the orders of Lieut. Teirver.., who had four drips of wsr with him. His Minty hoeing merieei *WA: ligenee of the said important contoy Owing t!i r eaten ed by the enemy, he ordered Captain Caraciedo to meet it with his divlsion, composed of six goo boats. On the Zsth of July he fell in with the convoys and ordered it to bring op utf Amen tea, under the proteciii,a of a battery. Oa 'the 23th of July the Englidt attatite.l the conv.iy with a frigate. and four other ships of war. The gluing lasted silt hours. After nue of our gun. bunts had been sonk, and the rest had ao,tained minder able &Image. they are compelled to yield to the enemy's superior force. After C vpt. Caraciedo had souk the rest of the gun-boats, and removed Ilia Majesty's flag, he wept on shore with the crews. Ihe enemy then landed from 7 to Bno men, sender protection or t!.e Elm of his frlpte, who easily tendered therm' :re' masters of part of the convoy. and burnel co souk the met. This affair, which is certainly very unfortnnate for us (our Gazette toys), inasmuch a' it has de. pried us of one of the most important convoys, which was iodispensalrly necessary to complete the armament destined for the invasion of Sicily. does., howeve►, infinite credit to the Neapolitan navy. which, although it conld not w:th.tand a superior furze, yet kept up with great gallantry the 'strewed contest. Dut fr. rurn were killed or wounded on our side, and no prisoners taken. The Trianon Decree of the s'h instant, which permits the importation of Colonial Produce is France, and at the more time raises the duty, caws not but prodace important alterations in the emirsa of trade, and opens a wide field for mercantile spe culation. The Decree, which was en mediately met to Vienna, by estafette, excited a very lively setioatio• in that capital, and strongly autleauced the price of the cotton of the Levant. PRIV1111110•011, Atm S. A cheese in the organization of ear Ministry is shortly expected. We understand that the cargoes of all the mer chant vessels arrived with (pretended) Tower papers in several Rus•un portN have bees eons cleaned. The Mufti has sent all h; plate to the uii t. in imitation of the Grand Signor and Uraod N :zits. A contribution of 3,1)0u,0a0 of pas•res has been imposed on the Grerks, Armenians, and Jess, re siding in Turkey. At the eotreeee of the Siereglio four ikerve tsile WIN ...ow Cogg' It, or In iW -xOOl- .01, ei .0 0 pGi. 1 . .1 0 4