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- ? NUMBER 811.) THEATRE -ROYAL. H AY MARKET. PRESENT EVENING, August 2, will in' bi pr oem 1 • ray. in Three Ani . THE IRON CHEST. The Music composed by the late Mr Stones. Sir Edward Mortimer, Mr. Elliston ; Firshershni r Mr, pitman ; Wilford, Mr. Palmer, jun. ; Adam Wintertime, Mr. Dowton ; Sanwsn Rawbold, Mr. Mathews • Orion,Mr. Wier. Helen, birt. Mara; Blench, Mn. Gibbs; Ildais Tyre,; Judith, Mrs. Harlowe. To which will lie added the Musical Drama of THE HUNTER OF THE ALPS. mks, Mr tams(' ; Rumba, Mr. Chapman; Jemmy rite, Mt. owe; loon, Mr Taylor; Baptism Mr. Palmer *we, Mn. Gibbet Geordies, Mrs. Taylor . A Moo indicate! to Ore Piece, In which will be introduced *Pas Seal W aft C. Minim. trreservm, =ie mb. ties Wood, with Low Laughs The ostwq sf iIIMA Om is onavoidably josupOned till WAeInICWINION is two um, le in pissmsaise. • VAUXHALL Patronage ut His Royal Hlgtusans tbiallaimpf a WALES. HIS DAY, will be a SUPS&B GALA. Never pedlars were the Entestaintweisis pawl; ed fur the nog more gratifying so the true lovers'. aufemlobr and liar . AV than dm • which will distinguish this Elegant Fete. In Ition collie unexampled brilliancy of the Gardens, the Con t all be the richest over eiperienced. Among the various ectionsintroducsd will be Grand Overture, by Sig. Pietro Pieter, and a Omni Sympho,y, composed express y for Mr. lictoton's Cone.rts, Hanover-square, by the celebrated lim 2:e Haydn, of Kenna, Maestro di Capella to MY Serene !teems the Prince of Esterhaay ; and, for the first time, the mode Overture to The Soldier's Return, composed by Mr. look Betweirt the Ails His Royal Highness the Duke of rock's Laid of Tandems, etc. will perform Eog i.h and Po tip Airs; and at the end of the COIKCIt will he given a p;redid Exhibition of Fire.works. Admission Three Shillings. Doors open at Seven oClock ; rd the Concert bepiws at Eight. VVENISONL—A fine HAUNCH and NECK dressed THIS and EVERY DAY, at the Worcester Cnffee-Hoote and lintel, corner of Snallear.street, Osford street, whom Gentlemen ntay &peed en having pnme VE NISON at the reasnaabte charge for dinner of Zia. 6d ; tea, ',wisely at Five n'ao:k. VeTlillle reads, dressed. Pastirs and Diraffi sent out. 010 Winos and Liquors of the finest !la tour. Good beds Ana genteel acconsmoastinn far Gentlemen sod Familial. ACLERGYMAN of the CHURCH of ENG LAND, who can give the most gunge-tory ref-J.-lice, as to his Charade/ end Ahnities„ propeeet 4. 'fr.ell YOUNG GENTLEMEN, at their own Hot-.a, in Inc LA fIN, GREEK, sod HEBREW LANGUAGES, and in every Rancho( the MA THEMATICS, on moderate Terms. Hi. Address and any other Particulais ma. be kn , wn by ap plying to Mr. HATCHARD, Bookseller, No 190, Elecsasol• STATE LorreßY FOR 1805, 8-gins Drawing M miter, 3Cth September, 11505. THE TICKETS are Sold, and divided into Halves, Qnseters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, SVRNE, and Cc Stoslultrolows. At their State Lottery Office, No. 99, under the Royal its change, London. Letttrs, rod-paid, duly answered, and Settees's Gratis. TIIE SCHEME CONTAINS, Pince, of 3 3 4 6 10 The. loweit ?c.a. 911. Anil 101. each fur the First-nrawn Three Thousand Blanks. C.untry Orders, ariouraparrie4 with shurbibterl Ralson fooden, Post.Offue Orders, or Croh, in Parcel by Coach Cr:l2 r, punctually auende4 to, and Cornairrrieleats may 4e peon c.n being treated exactly ea the same Tema as f pier s:malty present. TF. ONLY LOTTERY to be drawn this Year, begin, 80th SEPTEMBER, 11105. SCUT 54E. 1.. 3 Prizes of 3 3 5.000 4 2,000 6 10 30 60 4,500 t,'„uoo First-drawn Blanks } 10 etch" 30,000 ---- entitled to 7,619 Benefits 17,351 Blanks 26,000 Tickets L. 250,000 The First drawn Ticket sth Day .. L. 10,000 Ditto 6th Day 20,000 Dine 7th Day 5.000 Are part of the above Capitals. Tickets and Slum are on Sala at all the Lee' ranged Leary o.lca„. ?rice of a Ticket .... L. 19 3 L 9 15 I Eighth... .L. 2 9 6 QUAT:IIT BLACK LEAD PINCILB. THE many gross impositions pritaised on the Public by unprincipled persons who Tend • silo corn- Position, in appearance like black lead, but which has none of Its properties, render it neceemry for N. MIDDLETON, BLACK LEAD PENCIL. MAKER to the King and Prince of Wales, to inform the Trade, Artists, and those Gentlemen * Iwo" le tns habit of siting them, that the Pencils, the re putation ei which has been established mere than fifty years, anal which have baen ferroerly known by the mark of Midas la " let a•l'lligingssadted from counterfelw by tie name of N Mrddleten, with the addrees of the manufsctory, 162, Strand, Latent. opposite Newcastle street. The greatest variety i.. L•sidon, if Lettereopying Machines, Writing and Dressing 0 • 1 •• and Boxes/ Pocket-books, and a large assortment of 5.14 watt. Arikelat, as, constantly ready for sale on the lowest JANZ TAYLOR ' , aged thirty-four, broke out, fuer years ago, in a large blotch on her left leg. It cons " u ld gPtesiding, till it arrised .sbriut the knee. Its rata ap- Peasance wen redness of all extreme]; hilt colour i such heat, and a bum* ntina itching, which irstroyed her sleep. At this tube se {cinemas water was diss:harged lier legs swelling ao as 11 ° Pleven( Ise niovtog freely about Pos.:kites and canons aro. fkattions were t...ed with us. woos Afect. She then, by reevins xientstion, resolved to tak.: Spiltbu:y's Patent Antiscerbutic D'nfe• S:se pelican's.* tor six months, when she became en lv• JANE. TAYLOR. 1 6, Uoarr Cles..!and-atreet. JAMES TAYLOR. SPlldbory it not accountable fir any mixture sold, un lam the words Ey the Kin's Intent" are inserted at length en the bin of direction% bottle, eta* wrapper t the stamp II" lb, King's silty) b printed in black ink tortoni M reds got • b; id. ti.P. end 11. tn. duty iii,:iraded. r 7 VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Jutvl4, 1205. THE COMMISSIONERS for PAL?Iliv His Majesty's Nary Jo hereby gite Notice, That an FRI DAY, the 2d el August nest, they wilt be ready to rrrr tee Tenses. en Writing (sealed tip ), and treat far Two Hundred Thon•and Gillis' of WEST INDIA RUM oraf FOREIGN BRANDY • S. be delivered in Sis Weeks (one boll ist Three Weeks, end th e rensabsder in fine Wales niter), into His Majesty's netts:Ong Stares at the Parts awl in the Proportimis undermentioned, sit. Plymouth 80,000 Portsmouth 6OOOO Gallons. Dept futit sooo.uo owl to be paid for by Rills, payable, rids Interest, Ninety Dap alter Dote. N. d. No Tender orhors tem audit ity than Ten Thossated Colons wit/ be Motive& The Conititieede . the Coeval moo be seem et the Serretoro's Offirc. No Nerd rill Ise hod to non Teouter ' in which the Niel sot ht bustled is Wants at length, or that shalt nee he Aetter‘d to. tht hard War One e'Cle4 es lieerld Mee", the d 1 "gag next, *be mane the Penn the saws the limier, er seer Person an its behalf, smart., If GMAT token em* tor. EXEMPTION PROW DUTY ON DIVIDEN HIS M AJESI'rS COMMISSIONERS for the AFFAIRS dy TAXES Merely girt %cake, that all Petal's, :Wink Emmptims from the Dee* •Pen P'e pertu in revel of th e Dividends a Stork tond , og in Ike Limn. of IA; Beek of F1104%4,11, the &mak.. l'onoano, on the behalf of FOREIGNERS, an ' , intuited to make 'het- nom. of merit 1 1 ,temptimi hrfe,e the C.mootiawarttra for Sptint retirees of the Aces ; end the , ah tack Claim otiot he made in Wetting, end delivered at the Nice for Taus, In Somerset Place, 111 ("fed to the , eereteets fa. the Afeers et . Taut. The ',TM Me io/tirh soak Cfw+e .re to ha mode, way be had at the twirl 04;er, os Applitetion there, or to may Insprdor ar Sarverr By Order of flu Rimed, M. WINTER. °Art far Tom, 26 , 4 Ain, 1305. FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1805. ...; Proparing for Frew, and will be published by Sabaceiption, the ensuing Winter, in One elegant Volume, dto. printed on Wove trivet, and hot pressed, price to Subscribers, lb. Boards, to be paid on delivery of the Work, ASYSTEM of DOMESTIC COOKERY; adapted as well to the refitted tun of the Epicure, as the simple wishes of rural Life. Tn which will be subjoined, A ri ESSAY, being a comparative Survey of the various Modes of preparing Viands, and serving Talal- Delicacies in the several Kingdonta of Europe, tile Edit and West Indies, dm &c. By JOHN SKILL, Purveyor General, d c Se.. to Their Imperial and Mott Faithful Majesties, Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, Dukes of York and Clarence, Duchess of Cuotberland, Sec. Of the Old Italian and French Warehouses, Fish Sauceand Portable Sou Manufeciory, No. 15 and 16, Strand, near St Manin'sChurcii, London. Established upwards of Poesy Years. ADDRESS. Tke abject of the present Publkation is to impelled* those extravagant awl romantic yoems with which the Public has long been deluged. and in their stead to present a ram.rn cAbaratAirt4 .41 suited either t• the table of the Prince, or the hitabielit Cottager. TO promote es...enmity in our re i i,ists, a - rd yet prow* On elegance i t them ; to give to their forma and costume the Ai• quell* of the first circler: of rank awl Paihion ; to coutrast the gout, mode, and manners, of the Ancients with those of the Moteins ; and throughout the arrangeruentsof Demesne Leo ninny, to ewe bine elegance and snaky To 'he Navy and Army this W. hi will be peculiarly ralu able, as every attention will be paid to th • alremcna of gavel and Military life; a considaration lifghly important in long Voyages, &e From the peculiar profession of the Author, and a 10-di re sidunce on the Continent of Estop*, he is enabl al to font the 'abject in a manner entiridy new, and to render it unease by the incorporation of Receipts, which no Cook can supply, and which have been hitherto accounted Trade Secrets, and there fore unpublished. An entire Section will he devoted to the pte7aration of INDIAN DISHES ; a system scarcely known in England ; but whir, generally known, cannot fail ere create an eporin irr the regime of the Table, and product a revolution in the gout of the bows styanis! •.• Names of SuMeribers will DI received at Mews. Skill, and Co.':, at whose Warehoos:, the choicest assortment in [Anthill of the 1 . 014 - swing Articles is conitaittly to ba „Jud o and 011 the mod moderate terms, via. Of the choicest quality, and in thetine* order lot drinking, and at only Six ShiProgr per Do..en ; deliver-d to any part of London, free el ex;renco, for ready money only, bottles extra. • s • Innkeepers, Tavern, Cnf&e-hence Keener., Publicans, &c. .spelled rot more reasonable teens than at any other houses LoniV•it Also, with The PINE AMERICAN ESSENCE of SPRUCE, for making thy 1,11-r env., which will be found to make the most saluhrious beverage ever drauk for the spring, summer, arid au toinnal (110111113. Prin eu direotions Per brewing on each jar, and any quantity acked for exportation,a d couotor order.; at a short notice. P.NF. NEW DANISH CRANBERRIES, Red and White, in jars, 7. nil 144. and 20s_ each, properly packed fur Town and C wnerv , lately imported. Mr. Skill having resided man, ?ears in Oteat 'Britain, France, Snails Flanders, and Ir., turf, and having formed very exults. iw trootteerieos durng his residence in those commies, is isonil,d to obtain mt the devseachw for Me table, and every article in the foreogn line, r ith the greatest expedition ; and, in consequence, the Public can always rely that the articles mid nt these Warehouses are of the best kinds' genuine, and on the most 17104 asternis. SKILL's SIX POUNDERS, nr Hams of only six pounds each, foe sidelishes, small &c cured Portugal fashion They are of a most exquisite quality and mild flavour. HAMS, TONGUES, &c. of all sires, and in the greatest quantities. MEATS' TONGUES, nicely pickled, always ready for Use, not ropiirtne making. REIN DEER TONGUES, and every other sort of Smoked Toirgees WESTPHALIA, YORKSHIRE, and WESTMORLAND HAMS. WILTSHIRE BACON, YORKSHIRE, and WEST MORLAND Ditto, and moat excellent PIGS' CHOPS. SKILL'S PICKLED TRIPE, in small Casks, for Ore Use of Gentlemen of the Navy and Army, Families, &e. N. B. West India Wants, Ca,itaina of Ships, Ac. supplied with any Quaritiry at the shurest Notice; and with all kinds of Provisions, Bottled Porter, ices DUTCH REEF, to grate fur Bread and Butter, and to make Beef Shaviugs with SKILL'; GERMAN and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES. The very great fame Mr Skill has acquired by the Sale of (german and Roingna Sausages, has induced him to keep :distils a large Stock on Island ; and Merchants, Captairs of ships, he. may have any quantity at the 'honest notice, packed for the East and West Indies, America, Sec. The true BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES, with Garlick or without. Rich ENGLISH and FOREIGN PICKLES, of every Sort and thscrr onion. FOR HOME USE AND EXPORTATION. A very great Cargo, in Jars, packed for Tmvelleig, and long Voyages, viz—SKILL:. INDIAN PICKLES; or, Exquisite and much. admired Pickalilly composed or' Hot mixed Pickles, after tbe manner of those prepared in the Est Inches, el: Mangoes, Cauliflowers, Lemons Gerkins Onions, Samphire, Indian ORA:rage, Emma Shins, Catruse, tic. In Jars, at 10s. and 11. Is. each. SKIM:* EGG FLOUR, for 4aibisb . and ha Sauce. If kept thy, wi'l keep for ever. THE RIt'HES r SAUCES IN THE WORLD. SKILLS IMPERIAL and ROYAL CAMP SAUCES, to Ire eaten with all sorts of Fish, Ragouts, SIC and lot 01160 . • ing every kind a Made-Dleh,Gaine, Hashes, Stews, Steaks, Chops, Cutlets, he —A Collettion of which are of the highest Value to every ninny who ter thesis constantly. CAMP SAUCE od moat exquisite Flavour and admirably adapted for enriching every kind of Stems ambles, Made Usher., ke without reqrririag other Seasoning. ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, for Fish Sauce, prepay d fmm the mil Gengona Anchovies, that he recoasmenda to fa noires in general, as the richest in Engsnd. SAUCE DES EPICURES, for Devilling all Sons of Game, Peeks, ,foe and kc seasniung Me* Dishes. CUR ATCIL toast with Beef Soaks, veal Cutlets, Mut ton has, Re, • QUIN SAUCE, to eat with Turbot, Lobsters, and all Kinds •.1 Fish. SAIL ALA SUISSE, Psi Mock Tunis, rich Soups, and all Kiosk of Gravies. LEMON PICKLE, prepared after the most approved Me• used, and tram the choked Fruit. S AUCE A L'IMPERIALF., that will be found most ex. eelle• r fir rtewttur Eels, Pike, Carp, Tench, Ac. SAUCE A LA SOLITAIRE, Cavice, Wahine Ketchup, Julian Soy. MUSHROOM SAUCE, Casks, Poland. Sauce, Re. SAI.I.AD SAUCE, containing all the Ingredienu necies. sary Itirdreming a Soiled, and is goad to let with Lobsters, Sal nsagonds, Re. SAUCE DES ISLES BR ITANNIQU'r'S, Eonbditty Match, 011'w Sauce, Oyster Kalrtimir, Same a rEdsallenee, and every other Sauce red at the wpm foltionabis tears, tenting Use ✓eam Celleillea England. ill bulls as als and Ss IA se. a w Coss% will pastillas. sstsls GS above Saoces, only 11..15. ado. IL 111. has Os.* esiostios IS Oboes of do above Soso's, meat rifibtair dip sat Wm tisidob Rte _ _ DUTY ON DIVIUENDS. By on ACT fr.vved so the Presto! SESSION of PARLIAMENT, ADDITIONAL DUTY, on e Rate ot ONE FOUR Pit PART of the FORMER DUTY N PROPERTY, is 4reotd opni inert S. 'AI 10 4C rma. , e /or aos Yew soh runt to the riik of April 1805, M Ac computed .spout the Net &ea att of the Duty cGargesa An suck M.A.& o, xhick Arial:ion t Dray wit" attn.?, upon the hal 4osoant of ell Deeideads nr Mu cs tf Nixie &familia, 'gate to the Sitt o r J o ., *onto raountssionors ter tNe .dfoirs 0. Tates thereto., gins Norio'', Thu all Pt vote cuti•leet to Disetl•iuds, ..h• err shvirons or P 4 iRe the Aosunt if the 11.ity into the kof England, in Resler to come diem b. a Dis ha go froosforahar deeooseoeot, Pay into the 110 A, in 4.s- Onion to the forowr Dote, at the Si toe Al. per Ceotam, the dtawtatof tktcull Uiesdeoas, toe fat ther Son ef o.e. ewth Port of the 'ad Dun,, connoted rpm the fill Aosooot be Order of lA. Ptrti. M. WINTER Office or 'rusts. June 29, ISO S. TO AUTF!' /RS. This flay sn nub 'shed, I , c. oto Slid in[, r YPOG RAPI-11( Als ist IRKS, used in COR- I REcriNG PROWS, es,Aoiond audexemldified, Iw the USE of AU nit bits. R. C. STOWE'', Prints Mis sete owes Printed fur the Author, cud slid by Longman, Hann, Res, anti Unite, Patinnstei. tow. VIM SCIIOOLS. This SUMMARY o f MDa is puhlioh'.ed. prise flr n)ERN GEOGRAPHY. Fsa the Vie of Schools. Third Fditinn Prated for J. &lawman. Peultry ; and Cada and Davies, Strand. Of whom may be h.id, by the same Author, price 3s. FeL bound, CLASSICAL GPOGRAN IY, being the Second Part of a Summary of Genonlitn, Aotie.it auk Modem, ••• These Summaries were drawn up foe the Use of Dr. Thomson's gimol at %cosi igloo. ChM• utility at that School renders them highly deserving of public attention. The following PUBLICATIONS are this Day published by J. HA TCHARD, Boutseller to Her Majesty, ISO, sedilly : 1. N ESSAY on the PRINCIPLE and .L.S. ORIGIN of SOVEREIGN POWER. By A MGM TART of the CHURCH. Wisest pot-etas, nevi a Deo.-avltorq Chap. 11, Ver. 1. Trstrdateid from the French. With a Preface and Appendix. In one sntonse, °Savo, price 7.. in boards. See a review of the original French, *titian Critic, July, 1804 2. THE CLERGYMAN`, A,SSISTANT in the DIS CHAMP'. of PAROCHIAL. DUTIES, especially those of a private *alum ' le .1 Robinson, M. A. Vicar of Fletton with Su me In 1 ant 8•0. prier So. in boards. • MISCFLL SNEOUS POETRY, by Edward Cox., Esq. 1 es& small Syn. wells. in hoods. 4. A New Eddron, being the Fount', of A PLAIN and VAST INTRODUC fION to the KNOWLEDGE and PRACTICE of GARDENING, with Hints on Fins roods; by Charles Marshall, Vicar of Britivrortk. Peel, le bound. N.B. The Work 4 recommended as being weethy of public atkntinn by the most competent judges S. A New Minn. being the Fifth, of The FASHION ABLE WORLD DISPLAYED. Price Ite. Sd. sewed. 6. A WORLD WITHOUT SOULS, pleats Bd. wired. N. H. J. H. will speedily publish LETTER from the LORD BISHOP of ST. ASAPII, dedicated to Eilwa.d King. Esq on Virgil's Two Seasons of Honey, and kis Season of Sowing Wheat, with a new and compendonts Method of investigating the Risings and Settings of the Fixed Stan, with illustrative Plata; neatly printed in quarto. In a few days will be published. in One Volume, Koya Quarto, price !1.4. boards, FINHE RURAL AIRCIIITEC ; cons;stinv of AIL Various DEsIGNs foe CrJUNTR Y fLDINGS ; accorn.wilied with Ground Plan., Eitimact, and Deaserptioes By JOSEPH GANDY. Architect, A.R.A. Author of Designs for Cotta t ies„.• PRINCIPAL CONTEM rS. C.otragrar of the must simple here and economical sointrue tion—ellount of Busiuen or °nice, a. suggested be Mr Mer shill—Gairiess..A MM.:Groom of thirteen Cwitages, designed fur the neighbou.tinod of a Ma , intartnes--Gardette's Cottage doable Cotta thrre, (out. and ire Nenriliwie.Oreanaientel Coieresa-e.Plan of • Manutrelory and Work whom—Groups of C.4l..gcs, itisigned area a win ample of eeciting emulation and rewarding orenturious exertion —Habitatiow for an Overseer of Libourer.... Darn . . ad Gmaing Parma — An I.n —V ills% and small Country &wolf inept'w.Entrakcesg.tes-i-Sing • and d .üble l o lies, As Ac Ac. Rural Institute .1 N.ri cal F.stabli hinont, lee the ad vauccrurat of AgricUlturr, ut Mr Marshall'. pl.n. Landon Printed for J. Isar !log, 56, St ..14riseet street; sad Sold by Constable and Co Erlinbuntll sad A'clict. Dublin Whets ina. be had, GONDA's DESIGNS f • COTTAGES CO TTAGI. FARMS, ENTRANCE GATES, and LODES, Ac. dso 21. 2s. RANSIL% Dll6OlOl lee FARM 11311.0111106. vet o Part/48W Pasings ill of WNS* PA 4'o. w Rd* OIL% be . • - r no • -~ ~-,..._ (►xtc' SlXTltmcf.. IMIEION INTELLIGENCE. PROM THI DUTCH PAPERS. Peßit, jeeT - 18. Their Ma' gas nn. at St. Clold this day at one in the a n. The usage being that the re sidence of his Majesty the Emperor at St Cloud should be eonsideried the Same as iF it was at Paris, his arrival VIM announced by the cannon of the In. valids. He tra.isafted business with his Serene Highness the Arch Chancellor. and spent the.Pna of the day with the 'Ministers. His M ijesty canvoketl the Council of State for to.anorrow, and a Privy Council for Saturday. Lately an English boar arrived at Brest with two Irish seamen, who bad deserted from a frigate. J ULY TELEGRAPHIC DISTATCH. • Ilvagagov. Mr' IL o. liffieded of the Copies, to His !s l eety thew lfeeset - and His The Batatrian Adoniml, wile was stinkweed at Dunkirk, drill out of that win the evenind before Lim, with a divieina of the Flittilla, and aneho.ed before Wan, aiatre be foughs eleyen with ear-Image. Yesterday morning he Irall attacked and was again In the evening he set sail and earns to anchor odors A • teem. He had then twenty two meek, aisi the linglielt thirty.five' two ships, and frigates. An awes beet lasted flrehoun. The 'Mori of the Admiral was cona*te, end data to his talents and hi convoy The other vessels of the Flotilla new doubled Cape Grisoes; the enemy advanced, but did not dre In risk II ovw Yesierday nursing a brisk mama tank plane Idiom tie Bort!ogne Flot lie a•id the t nenth. The gon•lvestsof the Its prti.l ; Nerd particularly iliminguishod tits anietves: We Aiwa one k Iled. (A Cull-) CAA: 111. MINISTRY OF MAR:Zit. " To Ili Excelleney she Minister of mad err end C al th, Yacht Bantam, in Dunkirk Braid, July "MY LORD—I have the ho.. no to .form your Ifkumilkilln •Si/ cy, that to-day an enemy's corvette, on the O came to reconenitrethe }beanie in the Soul, and too atm the hank Gaited Suau, treat she ten . oar tiered iinincdiately, by signal, the held sailing gun ", ent attack tbe vessel, but the enemy • • their sense on. •. , seeing t.. .are. goad the ernweite b,rove it could be ewecut-d, a..d set 11 1 "4 it, by which it was ciesuuresi. Its *vacua...in was pNta.ied by four brigs a 4 ten corvette , . " tarn not able to communicate any thing furrier switkeis ing this corvette, have v_224.13 to believe that stirs Grand with from S 4 to 2( guts.' %Sys, ..rtsy Yesterday evening his Escellen.; y the Permit:inert left this place, with three yachts, ter Utrecht, to assist at the grand mane :Tres In the camp of Zeist, this day. It is assertsit, that the said camp is on the eve of breaking up finally, the troops bong destined partly for the Helder and partly for FlLly , setsluys. In the latter port all hands are ar work, night alit day, to get ready for sea the -we s• ipc i.f the One s • the Clfrothass and the Parts? Pas ter. which were lately put in cemrntssion. One benched an sweaty men are sent in great haste to Helveralle4s, from the dock-yard at Amsterdam. to expedite the work. This and other thin A s, especially the preienr press of business in the departments of the Navy and War. induce us to expo% great events she'd . . A foreign newspaper has the full wing renatkaole passage on this stibjea Be - sides the Batavian Squadron in the Texel, another expedition is fitting out on the Maese, where the greatest adivity prevails to accomplish the preparations. The Chnih.wa, of 84, and the Prater Penises, of 64 guns, are expelled t• be ready in a few days to join the two Batavian fiigites, and two French bngs, which are already in the Roads. This squadron will immediately be joined by the neces sary transports for about 4.000 French trewps, which are already on their march to Hrlvoetalufs, where every thing is preparing for their reception. The vi.tualling of this squadron for eight months seems to indicate, that it is destined either for a long, or a distant Expedition; and at any rate, it is certain, from the excessive hurry to get 'every thing ready, that much importance is attached to this Expedition." General Dumoncean is gone to the camp at ZeiA. Eztreng from • Foreign Paper. Napoleon 1 • will no Maser deisy the execution of his (rand plot; he will send oar the Ex, , d.tion main-t Efig land, and compel that kaigdom to snake a separate tire, breve the pewees of t'm Continent cm join the same." fhcbat.:v t.••• Dutch wig have Vie 14cfcranee, ...id :h., pimp bekii (torn their Pot.. At Mnutabaur a teieeraph is erod ing on • high mot:m.4N h, wn:eh Vie F. while •rn pitied on the Chanel, w,it receive inter irosc . • Niirth, with the celeyty of lightning. This Pfil.44 l llllL h s foreseen the possibility of a pant and lot (Mang.: in 'kw dra po.itions of the inners of t.i.• Continent, end that he has ,te tersninerk, A the wise time, to Is.. ono...hand trio , t MO, by an urexpected t:ow agr.n,t Liig'aii , l, i. sieimentl evi dent mosaic his return from Italy, no Isis .pootil• kali ones. pedal." vr;11 show how far the writer of it is in the secret.—( Hague Curea,,t). w, JUL• 21. The Note transmitted by B iron Novo.ilts-ff to Baron liardenberg was in consequence of the arrival of a courier from St. Peteisburgh, who had made the whole way to Berlin in seven days, wide unpre cedented speed On the sh, a courier arrived at Berlin from London ; and on the 13th, another courier, coming from Berlin, passed through Ham burgh, to proceed for England by tbs way of Husum. Although the authenticity of Baton Novosilt- , zoff's Note admits of nu donbt, it is very strange that it is not found either in the Berlin Journals of the 13th and 16tb iust.ust, or in any other Gereras Paper. •itewa, JULY 10. We are informed that several ovens are eredmg is the vicinity of Inspruck, and that I.stf field bakers *e engaged. From another quarter we learn. that six field hospitals are formed, viz- at &item. Ro veredo, Balsams, Imst, Landegg. and Inspruck. cassia, tuts( 11. Three Englieh ships of war and a frigate Lye bite cruising for eight days npon our Coasts, eonsratertwori.e. ryes 16. 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