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I MR. RELSHAM'S HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN, FROM THE REVOLIMON, To THE TREATY OF A".IIENS. This Day s published, a tww Editiee, including the recent Corrections of the Author, in 12 uniform Volumes Byo. price Five Guineas in hcginl., r ``HE I I [STORY of GREAT BRITAIN, from the Revo' ur ion of 161 6, to the Treaty of Amiens in 1602. R• WILLIAM BEI SHAM, Esq. Feinted for Richard Prialli:B, N 0.6, Bridge•street, Black friarst and to be hail of all Booksellers. N. B. Sr:Terri of the yolunits of Mr. Belsham's which have long been out of print, having just been reprinted, with the recent Corrections of the Author, this valuable Work, forming the only History of Great Britain during the same im pto t4l:t parted by a single Writer, may now, fur the first time, be hal complete. In cognection with the History of Mr. if.ime, it forms an oith.tarupted anl authentic Series of Eng. I.sh qrstory, from the earl:e►t records tithe resent tone. This Day is published, by J. fstswnian, N.i. 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ANISTLROAM, !klitY 18. The accounts contained in some of the English Papers of the 11th inst. of the arrival of a Russian courier with a signed and sealed Treaty of Alliance, offensive and defensive, between I:•..6sia and Great Britain, is much doubted here, e ,iecially with re sped to the offensive alliance. Letters from C.tdiz of the EU of April, contain no new naval intelligence ; and the letters from Paris of the I lth of May !Nina nothing of imp lIACLI, MAY It. Vice Admiral Veilluel is arrived here. Ile will this summer take the command of the flotilla ; and afterwards exercise the office of Minister of the Marine. It is reported here that General hlarmont will in future tesiJe lit3e, as French Ambassador. IVe Lava still no intelligence here of the combined Frenc! and Spanish ilcor, though it appears no longer to be ilcubteJ, that it is gone to the West Indies. VIESNA, MAY 11. Count Tatischeff is arrived here from St. Peters burgh ; he is going as Russian Envoy to Naples, and will set out in a few days for Trieste, where he will rmbark on board a Russian frigate for Na. pies. The Russian Secretary of Legation. Van Biilgakon, is arrived here as a Courier from St. Pe. tersburgh. According to accounts from Constantinople, the Grand Signior will send 12,000 men, all chosen troop., to Egypt. MILAN, MAY 4. - - Yesterday the Prussian Ambassador, the Mar quis of Dicchedni, arrived here. The Minister Talleyrand, and the body Physician, Croissart, have been here some days. On the tith inst. ensuing, on the discharge of a cannon, as a signal, all the bells in this city will ginbe ringing. This signal will be given as soon as the Emperor and King Napoleon shall enter the ter ritory of the kingdom of Italy. M. Garnerin is here, and making preparations for a grand aerial ascent, which win make a part of the festivi!irs at the Ccronaticn. The Prussian Order of the Black Eagle has been delivered to the Emperor Napoleon. The Deputation sent 'oy our Government to To rin. to compliment the Emperor Napoleon, met with the most gracious reception horn i-lis Majesty. The following are some passages in the arcs_,. which the Monarch returned to the address cf the President of this deputation : sr I receive wills pleasure t h e eNpres-Ln of the serditn en!, of the people of Milan. These bent,iumits have been Mi.iwn en nlc Iruin the time when I first masted si3orious o within thei, walls. I eninider the iiiliabiumtv of Milan as my children; and /. shall eier entertain fir them the most particular ad - ea - lion, while I applaud myself for having delivered them from their enmities, an:l saved then Irons the ciallgerl which thr:otened them. I recommeud to them the Nadi nf the arieial times, actively, the love of their country and ors Speaking of the Italian Republic, and the king lorn of leafy, lie said that the former had exited envy and jealousy, and the latter might to cite them still more, as it afforded ley facility to ag:tete and disunite; but in that case, God had given him, sword to scatter its enemies. Ha Maimty added, that he wlidd never bare sight of the interest of the ci!y of Milan ; and that he resold hAdeil the moment of his arrival in the mid.' of the htilanese pew, he." BANKS or THE risruLA, MAY 11. It k conc.rmed that M. Nicolaus NovOltilzoff, Rus sian Imperial Privy Counsellor, Chamb:slaia, and President of the Academy of Sciences, will repair to the Emperor as soon as the necessary passes shall be made out. It is added, that this ruis.hus is con etrted with the Cabinet of St. James's, a nd may lead to a general peace. ALTONA, MAY '2l. The Diplomatic rtlations of M. d: Btinkmann, Male tP.trairsi for Sweden, at the Court of have ceased, in consequence of a notific atio❑ male by the Ministry of His Prussian Majesty. lie will leave Berlin immediately. The Prussian Minister, at the Court of Stoet.holm, who is br•ther to the Marquis Lucchesini, has received orJets v, leave that capital, without announcing his departure to the King. IIANICS OP Tilt 1,4171%, 144 V IS, A Germ in Gazette contains an article from Ber lin, of the 4th of May, in the following ter ms 4 , A courier has lately arrived here horn Hanover, from Mlrechal Bernadotte, with dispatches, said to relate to some steps taken by our Court in favour of the Hanovetiaa States and which, it is expeaed, will procure foi that Ele&orate some :amelioration, with respect to imposts and military charges." MAY it The Leipiri Gazette, of the 4th of Ma), contains the following article 4 , His Majesty the King of Prussia pert;l;t4, for an essential, in the declaration which he made relative to Swedish Pornerai k ia, without at all J. prating the rights of the Ki-g r,f S v:edea to the Soveteignty. The arguments which he has tad. the motives which he has declared, are laid down ut so friendly a manner, that they cannot fail to m a i, an impression upon the cabinet of st. Petersburgb. In the said answer, His Prussian Majesty gives 7r. assurance, that he never had an idea a attackin g t.., rights of Sovereignty of the King of Sweden. :; declares at the same time, that from the local positio, and the relations of Swedish Pomerania, and acco• l. jag to even the principles adapted by the Cart c ,• StoCkholm, maintained by General Armfeldt at Eet lin, in Oaober 1804 ; there neither ought, nor can ari.e, from this little country, any provocation what. ever, and it is to that which the Note of the Cabe et of Berlin of the 24th January last, refers. Court of Prussia has given, at the same timi., formal assurance, that in the present state of thir it has no hostile views upon Swedish Pomerania. 14. de Brinkmann, the Swedish Charse ,Lar has received no other answer to his Note 411 . 29th February, except a verbal declaration, import. ing, that seeing the close union which exists betwee n Russia and Sweden, they should adhere to the cot. respondence which had been carried on with the former of these Cabiacts." A letter from Amsterdam, dated the 14th Mav, axes, that the celebrated Dutch Admiral Kies. bergen, now upwards of 70 years of ace, has re. fused the most advantageo.is offer made nim by his Excellency M. Schirnmelpennick to engace once more in active service. Letters from Paris of the 13th of M...y A.or. :!:.t the French fleet had passed the Ca:Liry from whence it was concluded that it is gone .he East Indies. •LEIANDRIA, NAY 1. At ten o'clock on Sunday morning, their hi jet. ties repaired to the field of battle of Marengo, at which place were assembled all the troops of tle 27th military division, forming t h irty hatta:ion, of ir.iantry of the line, four battaL on; of libi,t infan try, and seven squadrons of cavalry. Her Niaj-sty, the Empress, took her station, with her court, nu de; the tents, where she rested herself, and, after wards, upon the, throw, from which she viewed the manoeuvres. His Nl. , jesty, the Emperor, made the troops manoeuvre for four successive hours, in the middle of the plain cf Marengo. These maneuvres were executed upon the same see-. where he had made the dispositions for the battle, viz. at Castel-Coriele, to support his ri7).!, and sustain the deployment of his left, at Sa:.- GliEcno. I iis Majesty liavir ; .; joined the kitziress up° the Throne, which Wa3 placed in a most con eons situation, Isfarechal Lan nes, Commander of the C imp, rnaaceuvred the troops. The Mem bers of the Legion of Honour, of the 27th Miii!.try Division. who had net yet received their decere tions, proceeded to the foot of the Throne, and rc. ceised their decoration flows the 1 ands of His Majesty. The Emperor then laid the first stone cf a menurnent, consecrated to the memory of the heroes, who died in the battle of Marengo. The stone was presented to him by General Chasseloup, Commander of the kngineers. It bore the follow. ing inscription I Napoleon, Emperor of the French, nod Gig of [W . f. ! , to tbe nurser of the Defender: of the Country, who died in the &rifle of Marengo." At four o'clock their Majesties returned to Alexandria. 'I heir Majesties set out this day for P:.ria. !tit at the passage oldie Po that they will enter Up'a the territory of the kingdom of Italy. A letter from Milan, of the sth May, says— '. Their Royal and Imperial Majesties are expo ted at Milan oa the rstlr. The palace, guard of honout, &c. a.e "ready. Magnificent fetes are prepar::—. The Marquis Lucchesini arrived the day before yesterday?' Count Schmettan, Lieutenact-Oeneral is the s vict of Prussia, who wort the order of the Swor ,1 S veden, has laid it aside, ;al His Prosslaa tia j sty has slecomed him with tlse Order .1 - the iSsd Eagle. LXTRACT O• A LITTER YOM MADRID, DATrO APRIL 2G. " His Excellency the Prince of Peace iris mace a regulation, which hies the allowance for ti e maintenance of Er.glish prisoners. •' The tion of His Maiesty," says the Prince, " is, the English prisoners in Spain .hail be treated as t! .e Spanish prisoners in England are. All the Spaxi.h Ofikers of the army and navy, from th:.• Gelirral to the Under-Lieut enant , rece i ve , i n Eng:ane, saes ) reals and a half pet day : but. as the es chaage varies considerably, the Prince of Peace, anxious that the English prisoners should be treated as well as tilt Spanish. has ordered, that they shall receive, dwly. eight reels. The guard marines, ca.:etss Pout" persotis• of distir.tlion. captains AnJ pilots el privateers, abo•e 14 gun% shall bove four reels. Tf.ey have in Englar.d only three teals and a halt Soldiers, sailors, captains, and OEcers of privateers wider fourteen guns, shall have' two real'. 1 ' 1 % 4 . bread, candl:s. fire, and other neet.saries." DIP 011 thit r . 7 74:_i - - - -- -. An lb yhi pipe .! conli lt-rween .6iqry fa 1.. sa gra I an th his dep bias to f r ill a I is. m g of Pometa ender t. May 000 trod lop the of Ppm pition ! gtcat in more th razil, c The espeac jetty ha cn the the yid throne i f 4 ili in Li ther Cri te;:n. •nih dire) not to Frenci Ire str fir ::1( Satl C unc vaidg lug p =on *lase silcn ing Uniti ETON COLLEGE. On Saturday the let of Jana will be published, in one Volume, Sao. pries 7s. 6d. in boards THE MINIATURE—A Periodical Paper. By GENTLEMEN at ETON COLLEGE, Upon the Plan of Mierneosm—lnicribod, by Permission, to the Res. Dr. Gocdnail, Head Master of Eton College. 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