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To which will be athl,d, a Fuel., called THE DEVIL CO PAY; Or, THE WIVES :METAMORPHOSED. . . INSI'ECTING FIELD OFFICERS OFFICE. October 27th, 18.4. A S there are Numbers of Persons calling 'them- Selves Recruiting Agents, who are ill Cu, start habits of enticing and kidnapping young m.••. from their relatives and friends, and compelling them to enlist for soldiers, Lieutenant- Colonel Robinson, Insneeting.Field Officer for the Recruiting Service (or the Loinlon District, feels it his duty to inform the Public, those persons have no pr per authority for enlisting men for the line, either as prituipals u, substitiites,and where persons may find themselves in any way injured by thole peo ple, or in any circumstance relating to the Recruiting Service, they are desired to make applicatina for re tress at It s office, No. 12, King's-row, Pimlico, between the hours of Metre and four, where they may rest assured of receiving satisfaction. Phi: Day is publisher!, isi Three V... price :17:. Gd.bcarsigr• AN WE DOUBT IT? or, the GENUINE oF"rwo rAmiutr.s NORWICIi, loupe, of the month of August, le of the most satis faaory mittire. , .On Sandal nert there will ?e a ptra,le, and a levee for the Ambassadors, at the 'I huilleries. By eulAßlArrrt: ROURNON MALARME., Member of the Ac.td.•mv of Arcade; of Rome. Trainlated horn the French, by MN. Villa Real Gooch. " of the Wicked, fur being long delayed, is not the I.si severe." London Printed for B. Crosbe and Co. Stationers'-court, Paternostei-row ; and sold by W. Booth, Norwich. This Day is published, a new Edition, being the Fifth, c Sider:ably etilawil, Iu 146 Volumes Royal Bvu. pne..! 11. 1 Is Gil. bound, sir !oho Losero!:.., Mr DAnurn; &trier, Mr. Coske; Valor, Mr. Muldock+; Cook, Mr Sparks; JoWoo, Mr. Aunnisrer; Lady Loren%le, Mrs. Cariowe; Lettce, Miss Lory,Mrs COltti Neli, Alm Jordan. `WINTER LOTTF.RY, begins Drawing the the 2athef JANUARY, 1805. SCHEME. 1 of L 26,00 a is L 2+,000 $ --- 20 , 000 --- 40,100 3 —..- 10,000 30,000 3 .rI 5,000 ao.mmar 15,0 ,, 0 6 --. lorm .—. 6,000 10 —. 500 -5 , 00 S') —10 e ' s,erio • fin ' --- 50 -- 5,000 - 033 —. 20 —.. 12 ~000 r HE BANKRUPT LAWS; containing El i. tracts of the Statute* now in force, arid the Cai..s and Determinations of the Courti of Law and Equity, tucluding the modem Decisions extant; %outlier with a Collection of the most rueful and approved Precedents ir. Matter.; of Bank ruptcy, 110 the late Orders of the Lord Charte , ,;:or Lord Loughborough, and Lord Eldon, for regulating proceed ing By WILLIA4I COOKS, Esq. of Lindulrei-lon, Barrewe. at Law. The F;rat Volume. tom:lining tlpe Statutes, OWN, ant Determination., may be had separate, price 11. Is. hotted Printed fur Brooke and Clarke, Law Booksellers, Bell-yard, Temple Bar; and ,old by the principal Bookicllets in the tin ted krogdout. , --.—... The Cumtdy of Site S I to Contort wag List night re i r.%ed with the highest ntuka of arrination, and will b.: re peat on SnturilAy nod . P.llll.rroW I svo)nd time th:s S , awiW, the Comedy of Adoify.ut Nothing.—After which (hew time this Seli 1.41 the Faz..eof wise to oe Sold. THEATRE . ROYAL COVENT IIkIIDEN. TUN EVENING, TUESDAY, Nev. 6, will be =LA 110th & Newibtaledy, in Fi%c Ads caliol THE BLIND BARGAIN; 0,, lIKAR HIM Our. With New Sceues and Drewes. The Characters by Mr. Fawcett, Mr Lewis, Mr Farley, Mr. Emery, Mr Es.lo..rtl, K.-roiWe Mr. Curtirs, hlr. Jefferias, %Ir. At. kav, Gibbs, Mrs:Davento•rt, Mi., Writs (w.ui a Song eiC.l.a..ct,r), Mrs. Emery. Tim Epilogue to be Sung by Mr Emery. To which Will be added a Mural Entertainment, in Two Ass, called THE ESCAPES; Or, WATER CARRIER. _ . . 91,000 Tickets L 250.tw0 T.tkcts and Sharas are selling at every Licensed Lottery Office. Prier or Ticket L.lB 7 0 Half .L. 9 701 Eighth ..L.2 7 6 Quarter 4 14 0 Sixteenth. 1 4 ti ••• Prises or the late I. , ittiiry taken in Exchange for Tickets and Si res. VESEY'S ORIGINAL SERIES OF REPORTS IN CHANCERY. Now published, and may be had complete in Eight Volumes, ) Vol. I. 11. 111. IV. R o y a l Ban .. L. 4 80 L. s. Price —V VI . . Folio .5 18 -12 1G , . --VII. VIII. . Royal ev0.....2 10 ' REPORTS of CASES in CHANCERY, do.sing the Time of LORD CHANCELLOR THURLOW, LORD LOUGHBOROUGH, and LORD ELDON; from 1789 to 1003. Be FRANCIS VESEY, Jun. Esq. Of Lincoln% Inn, Barrister at Law. oa• The Author having thought proper to conclude the present Series of RCN, ti, it is recommended to the Purchesets •; tha forisor V.drimes and Parts of the Work, to pee early 1./Sections to complete their heti, in order to prevent any Lhs ammintment or Disadvantage that may in futilre be incurred troin the Inseoss.ksility of completing them. Printod for Brooke and Clarke, Law Booksellers, Ballard, Temple bar. 184. BY ORDER OF flit GRESU kM COM vIiTTEF:. NOTIC F. is hereby Given, That the ("MESH A 11 LECTURERS will real their I.F.CTII RES, in the Room appointed for that Purpose, over the Si )U DI EAST SIDE of the ROYAL F.XCIIANf:E, at MEL VE oClock at Nuon, in LA TIN, and at ONE o'Clock it ta. .thernuon, in ENGLISII, during the pri.rent Mlthaultnal T.7rru N.B. The Lecturers are to read on the Days undermen tionod, Monday, John Henry Parker, A. NI. read. on.. D , vinity. Tiresdav, Thomts Tlvt,,r, 1.1.. D. W.sintlar, Peter Sandoord, A. M. Astroitrainv. Wednelday, Richard John Samuel Stevens... %Lisle, at 2 Afternoon. Samuel Kettiltrs, D. D... . Friday, Joseph lA'aogh,.A. R j.tturrtay, Christopher Stanger, M. t) Physic. Court Arrasini, 11r Inclerlon, w:lo, a,r thit Character, will Lin .face the Sung of " The Thorn," coin e used bs Mr. S tield; Michell', Mr. Fawcett; Ar'nmo, Mr Emery; Cor ral, Mr. 1.. Buisittia ; Ciistantia, Mr..1.10 , w; Angelina, Iln At, its; M Noma, Wsei..y. he sew Comedy, tit The liarysia; or, Higa Him na, continuing to be received with the thou. u ibouoded a?. patae by utertiow•iir audiences it eta be repeated every n WV week, eared to.inorrow. .soteryy w.:l i.e ped.r • ed the Historical Comic Opera of Tiir English Fleet•i4 I , 42..wer0 which will be aided, an Two Act., tt:e Comedy of 'Die Will tor the Deed. BY TUE I:ING'4 PATENT rr H ECOWO\fie9EDOCLia RETREAT ING tat:MIER STOVES; or, The SAFEGUARD AGAINST FIRE Roaerta and t:o No. 66, (►xfonl.itreat, London. beg leave to Won- the Pub. c. that they hare oldamed firs Majesty's M ee t S r the abny, swam, wi t ico th , y Satter tote elves will h ,•.d, on ompeeion, of Col utmost poldic .it, •y, beinc Is I' l .l safege.ard against arty atteldent that may hap ten from i1.,1 I d.eadlut consequences of which are too w-il kntwn. Tats aoo 'marl removed in an easy simple mmoso, Iw ra'om of this* Stoves. They ate also a ce•taitt cure Its So is atiron..y., and a great asvnig Fud wil . b• ;bowl bs theft um. Thy are matt and elegant alypearmc-, and aeol oo:sr to be known to recommend t •em to public boa, toge: , ,er with every adleie in the branch of Ironmongers. S. # ewes an opened Mind Itegest.-r titover t ahesivi. been taken its exchange fch the above Patent Stoves. . RV THE K ROYAL LETTV.RS P.%TF. GODBOLLYs VEGETABLE BALSAM. for the Cure of COI.R.:IIS. COLDS, AS nimi ‘s, Ann CO! SUNIP Dun. It 14 admitted by a body of Plirii , iana, - 1 14 . dia Media-hie as the (oat its the world for the above Coniplamt. la) for the benefit of tile Community, the following p.rami haw e. the r Coes to be made public : J. Cuita , d, Jeweller, *sal ea them he M 35 cue , ' of a dmii DeArie by the ahoae Aledwine, alter being gown river by D•. and contiiiites in perfect healed. kteied II Coward, Ma% 1, 1604 Wiiliam June., Carpciiter, Add„ ate, inform' the Public, to. ea, cud n a (Lep I , rcb.". by lb.• .am ,. Mcd : Ciile, after be. L.? oven oi.er by Dr Lea l om. Signed Wm. June., June ?II 3. Keene, Gardener, Go:aiming, through the recommenda %roof Liriy Irshell4 Toro .s r, ',income Ur. Public, he rr-ror a prrfeet Cure by the ra kf• d r:ine, after beihr 111 a ,10.1. Dr. Clue, an 1 raven aver by the meet mines* of the Fatuity Sirovl J Ke•lie, Jan' 1, 1404. A ChM and a young Wonsaa at Oxford, throuh the erndate,n of the Rey. Mr. Hinton, are al,) cued of the atvo 4sweler b y the , same Madittne. Signed MI" A. Doom', Aug 19n4 : Wi!ham Wheeler B. Henley, beg.; the Public to II • ill.. int NI, he is cured of a il:e1; Decline by the same M , licitn., eizt being liven over by the Faculty. hilted Wm. %I/heeler, /i . e. 13, Ibo 4. Certificate; of Cures from rhr lilt WM. Marquis of Lei ate, Lords Dudley and Wanl, Gratuity, Ma- onald, Forte. evt, an.l numerous others of the Isi , Mility,&e. may be ,Ct!n 5v bs'rhg to the Provretors Blownvibtry square. N B. Sold be Citing an:, 80:; •r, Cneantirle; Shaer and ltd• 1, St. ?SIX'S Church-Yred ; KtritranlCu. No. 130, 011 ; and mat uther Vend-r, in the United In% Joni . • tk lIANS SLOANE's RESTORATIVE and REANIMATINO P11.1.S are the mos, certain and so fternsrly for Whiny, Relaxation, Luber-Inc, .tee arismg from eat,iral ea.rses, or the etaitsequeneris of h.,t cllates, immoderate use of ardent impruiscr *Mott of me:corr. tadtmtars empl bin:tants, yore studiesi, e .etled pleasures, consis ial imltilgene;es, or solitary sios, and l '"riutlehr reentinnelikd to every MAC desirous of health, it t,r, and long life. Th e, 41 ° faithfully tampered from {be Manuscris Recipe of he late grout and good Man whose name they Vta•—i Man ret, at I 414(1104.A and pas•s.risti, a phihien . o.er plitlan• w m:stt s a too:alas , and Chti-tian, was the ornaincet lel tad the admit...l too islf En. ?mt. The present Proprietor Iv hurgeon of regular why Ilion, of strict inteeray. la hist tiff:ring them to th , hot (am, o fortune for himself, but h. &hit '.'rt - c3 for h., fellow. , :r.atures i :tort he feels • sati-lbc. ▪ "'t aht .. nothing bet oonseirrat ver;:ticio rats inspire, in be •a'v to say, that urtiver,.4.4 , :,114.61.01. has htglily grat.fsed e "l'ers and empty ressnial hie hi4citits. A eine Tot of the na'ne. of eh is: woo have happily eamii. "v ks _ill that? woicl xfol . rtitr.ts exceed the lion , of a Thou 41144 ' whoi7 .7-4:1 and tr..onuluus net... lisve • Warmed and 'tea sed,sed, whose films hare been lo.cteil, museles hare bmn iiiv4 rated, whose impost ri.h.st 7 4 has lvten enriched, whose almost exhausted verse!. lure . '",,......,.1 11 °1141h0t1, WIMP, 141:11plii CIMLdII U .r. has been ioused, ri a ;; ; ," ll. ''' b k'd Piece 1 , 1. been quickened, whose toile soil " Lose b r.slored, and whose ionwituturti eerie re-aniinetc.l arc now the and grateful witnetera el lAry 'tunic. Pt y beet, inom portico! ie., ,I ~,,eripttve of their virtues, ' „' N . ' be had, ratis, s t M . so. S.uth minium Covent (:amen; writtre, s t tocial appsoitoi•re, tho . t er' ol,, sle and retail. They are mitt, retail, all tat o; vitipal Vcsiders Prupiietary Me litotes in Loud.'; per unt to dui country, ineksing the an, twat, Use or e.▪ t.a * h e e„,.. • wit tie immediately keware.4....rrioa [(Altai- NOTICE. IF Mrs. WOOD does not take away the Owls kit at her Lodging,, No. ZiZ, roike•otreet, H.Wbor.l, withitt fou,re.ti days from the date hereof, they will be sold to pay eitienceo. co' I.,odzisig, Ste. Nov. 5, 1814 THOS. HoIPKI UI R.ITISRPLATE GLASS CONIPAN Y.—The "ablk are iutfar•nei, that they m-y h.: supplied with PLATT: GLASC, 'of a .u, qualo), m u an tiocomm.ol'y 11,1 'ia..t potolto..l •VIV qualeitv aid of any oa applying to M. ALF:X NNDER PIi.A::IC, at theWarehous., ition-pUce, Lo .41 .0 \lr Foa r, at kiventi Presscott, Lane.a. ter ; toupee a is• , rtment,of Gla-ses a !rem for ate. An amp • aloe toes Is male to the Tr Al! \ printed Tariff . ..! •11 C 0..: ine'4•• "rice, foe pultah-d Plates is ...la at Cadeills, ltoclidals's; Seliell's, and J. J. Tai lees, Loll4loil. . • I IC't -N T = LA OI Ct.! S 1 rat, Iceran.l Liver wurt o of the utmost ir.protance rn in-u.- the M- io tha lure •.1 Pulmonary Coot, •, •I. only the quaNty of ill.. •daist but like,. .• it be aceutately preimr , d, lIUGUi SIN, No. lit i r. •1 .hour t aequ ...it th.. Public, that h • is the ni appolotc to sell, not fully the Ge•ntina Li h:nu Is A r_•, im,..ned from Ice! toe. by Dr. Regoault, .tut all the , of it nude una .r the Doctor's imme- Osate inspect...:: ADIE' m ,y he mprl;el with the most fashion -11-4 abl • .le. .r PELISiEs, of the best materials, on e Tern, ~.liebtary and otn-r Cloth Pelisses from 196. to 271 —Full Urna ned, 23e t +33s. Supt ‘.l tto and Kerse , , 27g. to Trim ..-ell, 424 Kerityarkerr, 434. to 60...-.Fult T. otoiA, 0 07 s. In 751 ti o.•coer, to Trinunal Licot or Fu , Three .0 F.vr Gainers. % ; eiver, Five St; Six (Alines , — fine, Sox to Tircnty spe.ie" , s .re .r Chll , lic.i of all Sizes, equally Gie in t with otlwr+ in th- greatest Var.,•ty Saliolury Flannels, with every Arttck for Pel.sies, Whole. ari.l Rmall W. C. 111 VFOR!I prisones no house in London can offer ee4l•l4 , ,F.annel.. Se:. on t-ins equally I.ow, having advantage of iiiirc'ia•log at the li,st soufacturers, 4 , 11. h Articles as he is not the Muor of ; and fu ther tretis leave to assure those who will h.rnnnr hies with !hair Cirnotaitds they will always find the its of Fashionable hest Qualities of Silts. I)rapeiv, &c o n the 50 , 5 4 Itailersa ably T r.ac , At No. 77. Bishoprate Within. FROM TUE LONDON _GAZI:T9'E THE 10th July, 1804, two Causeg were tried be. fore L ,r 4 Elleathomogn and •Special Jury of Merchant'', at Guildhall, Lond 111, hetwee.• A Str.ind, the only Propnator of that excell.mt Medicine called In AN- Dl..lt.d)S's or the TRUE scut. PILLS, John Tree, of Fl-et-market, and J. Sulcock„, of Tottenham-court road Defmut...t.. . . M. lingl•sh obtained an Order of Court against them (se; the I.ondion Ciaz..tty) The cause of r:G•m %CIS the Defend anti selling a sort of Scot's Pats, wrapp.sl in paper. represent ing them to be made by Mr. James line ish, one of the Hain • ane Mors, and a. raining from the Proprietor's dwellinß hu•r.^, in the Strand. Mr. Erskine stated the high reputation this Medicine Ism been hldd in for upwards of 150 years, ever since the inset'. tion of it by that skilful and eminent man, Dr. Patriek An• ilsrson, IN.r.ician to king Charles!. anil the high esteem it been he'd in by many of the first Phy-icians sin(V. 1114 tint • orreeil havigonin Mr. Ingli•h'a family certificate.; of it• lance, recommending w .is a most woeful Tamil. • it being clearly proved that the Plaintiff and his ancev":, d •- •smod.sl from Dr. And^fiOn, M . cr. possessed of the rectum., an•l only true receipt for tlr• prep•uing of this mt.liciny t.. monies the• Public against purchasing, and all Omegans, Chi and Venders of Mallotr in particular, against wiling, purcpwr Pills. Mr. logbah ha. thought it exist:heist to publish to the world the 'mesons* fact. and authorities through the medium of the Loudon tlatetto, and many of the Town and Country News papers. He heresy glVei notkw, 111.1 t he will ceitamly bring actions against a:1 venom who shall lii•reseter send any pi s , fur Scuts Pulls, prepared by hint, or rooting from his house, op• po ite the New Church, to the Straw', whirl, are not so. The Commissioners of His klajestv's Stamp Duties have ordered, that ?h.. Stamp wrapped roans! the 'aiix shall vott.tlrt the following words: B. H. logroh. No. 10, Strand, opposite the New Church," printed with red ink; every box without this, name on the 'tamp are sure to be daisgeroas counterfeits Lich box s wrapped in a printed toll, the various , omplaint. f .r. which the Pills are pmitiaily seoiceabie, and in they are fully ruablishel to be a speeifiz :cid so s , :req,.l rein sly ; aril all ii.o 11.111 1 . 11 hay.- Apr. Ing ash's Arias rot,' o n ilton, and are sigir-d—" B. H. INGL1S11" N B. IV to ii you ptuellise, please to ask feu 111;1411'i SSA{ deal m no othet Medicitie. ARTIFICIAL MINERAL PASTE TEETH. This Div by Dulau and Co. Sotto square, the FoOrth Edition, Bvo. with Plates, in board-, prkc n E CHEMANT's DISSERTATION on AR TIFJCI kL TEETH, pointing out the dangerous con. sciuences :sluing from the our of Teeth extracted hum dead bodies', or made of any &dialed substance, subject to decay and dissolution, es web as the evils attendant on the transplaiding of Pittman Teeth; with Observations and Extant corn M'itatuig the - opinions of Sir William Watson, John Hunter, and other eininc:it Surgeons, who have dainoustrAeil the frequent inocu lation of des: ayes by then: modes of practice. To which are added, REM IRKS on the great Superiority of Mr Dl CHF.7I.I.ASTs Incorruptible MINERAL PIiSTE r,- ARTIFICIAI. TEETH, wlth or without Gu.nr, which h ire not oily berm honoured with the approbation of the Acaile:l4 of Science. at Paris, brit also by the public auction of the merit eminent Medical Characters in Lo-i:lsti, ar.:l the coo. aarTer 'it/affirms/eat room than 12,000 /..-rsons of 3341,4 resimctab,hty, doting the last sixtoett Yeirs. Ili farther t...tis nanny of the Merit of this Disclvery, it has been hon'ilied with Letters Patent b•ith in Etn:land and France. To be bad also of the Author, at his huine, No. 2, Frilli.street, :roar Soho-square. SECURITY TO THE PUBLIC. r 0 prevent Fraud. the I lon. the Commissioners JIL {lit MiA:rNty . 4 St trap Otfice have granted permission to VII BRODU M, to have his name in full length inscrtcd os et! Stamps of his Nletheines, Iris. WM. RSOGUM, Nu. 9, ALBION-STREET, BLACK FRIAR'S RUA 0, to :imitate which I. Felony. • The Medicine* are not genuine, mum, ihe above Name is on the Stamps. A certain Preventke of many Disoniers.sw-Nothing being more wanting at the. season of the year than a purifier of the blood, that will effectually eradicate those eruption:, whelt now generally make their appearance on those who are Alined with 3 Scorbutic Complaint, it is with infinite pleasure we announce the russets that has attended the administration of the Botanical Syrup_ Another motive for us to protect this Address to the Public is. the knowledge that if the Botanical Syrup i. taken an time, it will present those severe its of ne.s, which always prevail in this and the ensuing months. The B tUlliCal Syrup elf dually cures Evils, Cancers, Le. prosy, and Scropnulous Complaints. The many thousand cures l ie:formed by this invaluable Medicine may be readily seen in the Lonrho and Rath Papers. The Botanical Syrup and Restorative Nervoi*Cerduil w be had et the house, tio.9, Albirepvtreet, Blackfriar's road. N. B.—A. D. Swinton ' the Proprietor (Son of De 5w:117,1, Fellow of the Royal Cillege of Physician*. London may be Coll.4littNl from tiil Cs, or by Letter containing t he Usual Fe*. A tire Guinea Bottle contains six at tit. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. •••••••• • PACs, OCT. 24. Several new financial measures are spoken of ; mailing certain is, however, known. At Malaga the mortality diminishes ; but at Ve lez Malag,a, it is increasing. As all our hotels and lodging-houses are not suf ficient to contain all strangers arriving here, the different municipalities have ordered to be made rea dy for their rec •ption, chambers in private families. Some persons pretend, that all the preparations fur the Emp Tor's coronation will not be finished in time, even fur the 25th of November. "Ile Senate, on the 22d instant, appointed Gene ral Cuiclan:, M. Tischer de la Pagerie, and M. Saur, Senators. Their Imperial Highnesses the Princes Joseph and Losis attended the sitting. ocTonc" 26. Admiral Bruit, in a letter of the 6 24t1a, says, that a squadron of the enemy, consisting of seven large ships, attacked, near Cape Grisne:t, a division of the consisting of three praams, five gen brigs, five gun-boats, and nine lugger', on their passage to Boulogne. The engagement was very close and brisk. Atter a cannonade of two hours, in which the enemy suffered severely, they were ob liged to haul off in great contusion, and the vic tolious division joined, in triumph, that part of their line which was at =like la the road of Boulogne. Th.: intelligence from Martinique and Guano- General Clarke, Ambasspeor at Florence, is ap pointed a Counsellor of State mid Private Secretary at War to his Imperial Majesty's closet. It is believed that the ceremony of the cornnation will be postponed to the fitlf• of December; as his .Halin •ss does not leave Rome before the 3.1 of No vember, he probably will not :each Paris by the 2:qh of that month. The Imperial household, and that of the Princes, will be immediately established, It is said that M. Marjuzon is to he the Firs: Cheraberlain to his Im perial Highness Prince Joseph. A We can confidently state, 'that M. Clan, his Im perial Highness Prince Joseph's brother.in , law.cas set out fin Italy, for the purpose of attejiding his Majesty's mother, who returns to attend at the Coronation. . An extraordistary meeting of the Atnate took place yesterday, for the purpose, it is said, of conta in the votes rest:ogling the hereditability of the throne. It is reported, that during their sitting, they received a message from his hialesty, proposing to them, as candidates for the office of Senators, Ge nerals Dambarrere and Gouvion, and M. P igal, one of the Legislative Body. OCT . :JAE,: 274 On account of the happy delivery .. pf her Imperial Highness, Madame the Princess Louis, her. Imperia M .testy has ordered the Counsellor of State, Pp:. felt of the Police, to distribute charity to two hun dred women who score lately delivered at the hes pital of the Motherhood. The Pope, according to report, is expected at Lyons on the 25th or November (4th kriuruisk). The fillowi , g :ire the stages which his Holiness will make from thence :-0.1 the 2ilth he.will ar rive at St. Gerault le Prey ; 27th, at Moulins ; 28th, at Nevers ; 29th, at Cosne; 30th, at Mono.. targis ; the Ist of Iheember, at FOrt.iifitleAU ; the 2d, at Paris. Each of the three divi ions , compose his holiness's suite will require seventy cat. riage horses, and four for out-riders at each relay. BOCROP AI'S, OCT. 21. The rencenre privateer, 0.. Marseilies, having put into the island of Ascension, on the 2Sth of Oc tober, last year, found in a bottle tied to the cross, a note couched in the following words : ' , Twenty-seven who were lett in the river pf Zara, on the coast of Africa, by three Bourdeaux ships, landed here on the 9d September, 1/405, from a small boat. steered by Francis Cotrineau, _the eider. Passenger, that readest this letter, whoever thou art, if thna re:nrn to Euro v e s endeavonr to trans mit this intelligence, by the public papers, to Bourdeaux, if thou don not prefer some other mode." orecia, OCT. IS. Int4earts that the gun brigs, as:.'. the A itariiean and Neapolitan bomb vessels, which were before Tripoli, have gained a comtlete vi 'tory there, and that they have since returned to Syracuse, with two prizes. Four American frigates, of which one was the Constitution, under the command of Cornmmiore Barrow, continued to cruise in sight of that port. The troops of the. Deer were tompler.:ly beaten by the Americans, hut, unfortunately, with the loss of six officers and forty men. The Neapolitans be• hayed extremely well, and did not lose a man. The lley requested to make peace. VIZAINA, ocr. 20. The whole of the States of AnstriA, vit. Upper and Lower Amnia, Stiria, Oarintlia, Tyrol, Car niola, have resolved-to-raise and maintain, tit their own expenoe, an Austrian Noble N ttional Body-guard, of from sixty to eighty mwolitOn the 15th last. the States of Lower Austria herd an ex :lraotdiaary assembly on this sebjeel, and entazed to furnish twelve men, with an annual appointmeot • of 17,000 florins. aATISIO•i, OCT 13. Count Goetts, the Minister of the King of Pru,ia to the Germanic Body, arrived here suddenly. ane other Ministers are expecled within A fee d~..•s. We know not what to think of this suddra meeting, as the vacation generally lair to the Ist a.t . Nov w.l • It is certain. however, that subj,:as of great 'oi l .. rt ance will be discussed previous to the opening of tl e Diet. oCI - 431111. On the 18th, the French f.artroy to tbe Count here arrived from Berlin, and delivered At an audience his credentials, to die k.lecior, Ar:h. Chapcellor of the Empire. A papal nuncio, em powered to discuss the s.:bje.c.l of the• concordat. is liketviie soon ex; . ..:ded here ; and Count .le Chinks. who formerly a,ied in that capacity on the Lower Rhine, has hem appointed by the Pope. At pre sent., Count de Tconi, who lately belonged to the nunciature lA' the Lower Itl.ine, is here. M(WTZ, OCT. es. The reigning Ptincc of Isenbtirg, and Captain . Von Duret, sot out the day before yesterday for Pal is. 'l' ho deputies from the Council of Fianckfort wiU go to-morrow. IdANNFIK. ocr. Ct. The Minister of State, Barou Montgela, %%3i to from Munich to the cordnatiou at Paris : the Envoy Von Cetto is already gone. The Envoy of the 'Eleaor of Bad-n, M!berg, set out to-day horn Carlsruhe for Paris. TURIN. OCT 19 General Caffarelli is just retuned from ~ma. We have, therefore, no reason to doubt, but &hat his Holiness, as we before announced, w:lt set out from Rome on the 3d of November, and will ATTITO at Turin on the !rich, from whence he will p: ocesd to Paris. The fhly Father is accompanied by five Cardinals, four Roman Princes, tour Prela., of - the first Order, at.t.l the same utonher of the sectsd, besides different deputies of the Holy Cluiir. His lloliness's suite will consist of more tli it, one hu'.u. persons. General blenou has mask the IU,Ce1411811pn: sminimm•AlOk