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Ile Iriticyl) Vizto. -r [ UMBER 2374. This dray is poblisbed, price 3.. illF FAItMEICS NIAGAZI Xi,i it . E.limburgh: Printed for A, eisibald i'mn.tshle and and Constable, Hooter, Pierk fltNi riunttr, I.o4ste-siseet, hoodus. SCHOO L BOORS. ENOLIIII, FRENCH, LATIN, GHEE[, &t. tfogoiriir apprened atablisied 80.04 Balk, art pith. liarted Ay J. MAW Ji4N, 22, Poaltry, Limas. ENGLISH. NE‘it' (; EOG EAl 3 iilbA 1,. HISTORICAL, sal etrtIMERCIAL GIIAMILIR, sad present e of the tet eral Kingdoms of the IVorkl. IN IVtl.l.ldoll GILTIIRIE, Eta. , Elvtated with a correct pet inl' Slaps, engraved frost the II,: I . C-illi Observations and Drarghts as Georraphienl t arei 'it. In one very buze Volause, molittitt t•tro. tit. 1 0 ,4 , the Twentieth Edition, etovhclied, sad cousiderahly ~. orargol 111.',IMART of MODERN GEOGRAPHY, um.. 3s. pOOl CLAS.Sie ‘i. GIiAL:II.4 PITY, brim: it setosol part•of • ~,,,a ry of Geopospb), Aurieut mud :ki•Jerot i a sue 'ad :oratol E4l.trs titato. 3a. 4.1. I":ACTICA 1. GROGlLlPllY,,cootaloting a enitti se View f Europe, MA, Alma, mot Ataerte• A full.q. orseriptio• lila ~„, NA, 4 select Table of the leatoisoie 4•J Lon 1. ' sir ca me dm tows reouatlt.oble Mates on the Earth. A eon• hole% to Voirrail Hostowy, with 'Tables of the lions. of ... a 4 and France. Illy J. ttoleents, A.ll. Fourth E.httora, _ 4 4, t ibly eallerJ, in one Vol. 13otto. 42. bouud. - sit DT of ASTRONfIif Y, ailapte I to the Cosmetice a rano, in Twelve Fa:ostler Dioloperi, tort aeon' • Tutor ,:loot Po?i,l, esplotououg the getters! Prateotoravetut of the era , .1., llo , fino, Coe theory of the Titles ' &e. Illustrated ,it. r omw ,.plates. Ily John Steolosaa. Femoral Editio.o. c 6d. bound. 13 Mit' of ANCI ENT II !STORY, front the esrtlest ointion Of lite 1101111111 gle pill', A. D. 474. 14tleX, d.to - fit)4l%; (hi actuation of the ra co t aura, risers, and asountains, the agates lell eh a ear is the history. ISM° 4e. bOUII.I. •.. c.r.ror .o I. eoeoulrer :Summery of A orient Ilia. rc eotoloto eke %rosy of the Keryptiore, Phtentesitte, adoloolonA, Modc• and Pelotas., Gre. 8m ,, , „.4 gym,' ItllLc ni;solotiou of the 11.mao Ent ire, in 47i—10 ilro Volum.. are comprize.l the geom.! lICOMSaq to he kcoou iu SYkools, ro ve, t., ro.:lng the timio,y re Enliao4. • LEM/LE-See tbc AKf el ILEA OING, in twe. Piglet °awe.% PRrt I. The Art of R.e Iu g Pthse; Part 11. rhe Art of Reeding licire. By Theses littcrebte, A.li. Dlidaa, limo is kos i sis. . . - - Plot TARCIVS LIVES; translated tat iI griped *TO No4es, Critical and Hitturtral; andel Lth hra.b. 11 Jobe lAtesharee, D.D. sod Ct'illiggs Fr', AM. A sew Edittnn i ,iii • vols. arab enrrectiross old Bv the Res. Francis Wrangba.a, 1.11 I Ifs hoards, DIAI.OGITIM foe YOUNG PeßSOilit I built ; particularly derigned Per the rider prima' . _ itiwok Dr Author of Founts Biogripaiy, r. sv.:l io boarda. Yttrt:to II IS r 4 RICA'. t; I - 113 tvethot with the hionersot the Chi Otri.l Rrliginn , c winrrettt *Cox as is. Ostortion to Motor?' in t•et...r.tl, kust•rcc ut Or Joon, His of theyee, ftuei.., ace. By Joke law Iwo. is. bound. MENTORIA ; or, TM Voting 1.101,5-q' Inotrottor. is Niter t'eftrenations oil sot al and rotes t liana; Subjects indicad to improve young winds 111Ibt esiential as uell as saincutel pane of lenge Educatlon. ay ♦ro Murry, 64. bound. 1101.11).1VS at HOME; written for the Amusement of fmag Krauss. by Charlotte Sanders. t meo. as. Ud. bowl& By the mate Aothor, Tit LITTLE FAMILY; wriiteu for the Amusement isaitotractios of Youth. as Wood. EDMCND: A Tale for Children. la. 6d. Intlf•bound. _ _ L The ELEMENTS of READING : toeing Select a oci F spy ItYJNO is Prue awl Verve. By the Rev. J. Adana. limo. inec 11. booed. GRaMMATICSI. INSTITUTES : Gran Easy latrodur. Mew Dr Lamb's Eagltab Grammar. By Joh° SA, LLD. Ha , . rite to brand . LILAUTIES of HISTORY: or, Pictures of Veto* owl Vics, drawn from real Late. By L. M. Stretch. A. M• 1.00 41 ►ornd . MISCELLANIE4 in PROSE and VERSE. By Mtn. Layeete &sheep eve, tit 64. bgas de. Ads, *teeny mew I. del bound. LETTERS ow the IMPROVEMENT of the 11111 ND. By the eta Aniline; printed •uift•nnly with the mime. &whelp lies. 48. bowls; MUM. is dd. binned. FRENCH. Abt;; , . de tßisteire Antrit • te, ea partier!ier de NIA. ht t.t.t gee,taivi du A brig. de la Fable, t ow. 40. bbUIIJ. RUAIII.III, tame. N. buttifil. bulmat. Uniterielle;de V. klusauel. iimo. 4i. P. LIAM Choi.ics da VA's . ' des Eels', tem,. ♦c IFwn t. 4304 otLeque P•etes ire ; ter, French Etegaut Extracts. tly Xe..rs %ism et Levids,e. 3 tom. ru)el awe. el. es. Belovre, per Marntootel, aostrelle rdit. istino. as. bound. lal.tos .ie la F. limier, arm .ies motive's mir ma vie, cellos IrEmre et d, pawl.., et Se isuavelles Notes, par %I. dr Le vim. be. I.nekl. AM , rain tie Telinsafire, aorevelle e d ition, par WM(11.1. ' 4141 121n e , 4 lootinti ...... (.....ealte de evr.luer : us, Grounds! Rcconqui.e. Pr*re.le die aa v es fleshings, sat les Marie*. Par Flar.us. Nunvella Limes Pre M. Gros. 1113/0. tis. humid Hataire dr Pllmpire dr attaste,aues Plermle-Grawl Par V 4' Vult4.Be. Noinclie lidition,suitueusernrut rarrlhee, re ev . '„ 80,84, war Ire eurilieures empresmuns. 'gut°. is bound. lituasesle Charivs XII. Rued. aae.le. elm. 4 3 . bauad Lea lows; so, LA DCbIFOICIiIAII "ETllirt du Peroa. Par litamadei. Revs et marrigiv el,spres les meilletur• edaLmos 11 ' Pail, par N. Wanostroeht. Isms. 41uu. de rerselan, entraites de s t • pour 1 .8 4 4:4484084 de Illufaars, ft IlleClNltparlelt. deal awe...-- AM Levisse. I irtm. :A.lsssa Rafts. 4Essea.s avate les .1111r1011414 dr 1.3 Ilarre - , attr rea;mlteart de nouvelles Noir. f Srans:...at:fdleS ; par 11. lit Gaunt .4 lam. I :mu. las. 6d bawd.. A; . Brai..le Is gibleotaerpse Palate's, us P. JO IL me Vr t ; aru m I gene. .Ss. boast. TIN A GRAMNIAIt LA of th e LAI I' TO'CG I . B. By J. J "'" , Mr Creek Grammar. 3a tomml. 'IA,. (traria' a., it a retained, +hi r n .11 vtapirri the Ike mett 6nmidr teirotr, I,y it% • aath vdl%, i. at the saw time, cairn' or., li/ 1../, rt . .lt P.611•A•Ti11.:41 teacher, by tbe sorely awl auli.il y of Os pel,`!•am• Ili; ELEMENTS of the LATIN TI)Ne: 1 "1., rah the roles ha Loglash, fur the loose ready morn). , 1 , 1 'III I.t Seeoed Edam's, impeowed mid eorrecie,!. the alvll Armstroax. Price tr. bd. Wood. Nit? fly Huettr. billlo. es. Irloqtl. CAT'S CIVERONIANA sive lo.licee It. role et V. e. & knee Plitakimacrititi is Opus Ceeeloot. b‘ I. 1.1 hie Ist XENOPHONTIS M MOOR ABI LI V 31, Lib. IV """ al Lb 111. Cali VI. Isterp. Nu , ta .lursavria, t R cwt ARAL Gelteluies 11 A. Coal A.V. '1'...8,1 r Trziu• good • Lcrt &fait, can Va r ii i 444i:las kliatithee. are. pi. boards. Ri(l.l4l{4)S()N, (:00111.1'(•K, Co)., 00*stem:toes with fide.. turn* for the pretteott STATE rt•tp.l4.l(..ny taut tat the Puttl.c, Ism TICKLES aid SHAH EN Mrr Y•,% .11, Sale I lbet CortiLl.l, mitt oppottite the hitigN its i, t.114t to erotts. ' scil LAI I. .... of 1. 2I MINI(, yot to . 5 ace . 1. if mi,lloo %IWO 6,0110 90 60 100 4,90 , 1 FUR Y , SEMI% \MLR 1. 1.,10 EAST IN Dl.l 540 US::, Act:. 19, is 10. ! rilliE co al' of DI It Nt: l'o)tti' t3e ' t NITED COIIPA . NY nr cult ANTs 9r ENG- D, traddaytat/, IN I,lEi, d re.',, f sire Notice To the I:olitios eu.ti Bole of Eselanage drawn for the Pat of C.. Prisply.il r.i neural Loans of the Emit ludia ..... ;cloy's Governments in lintin, .ni acre sunned by this t.o4ri'm A.ivertOtutera of the 7l ay ts.o, to surrender the i Its rim I lie purpose of re nites , liir the muslin, el the Pre sickin y from which the delta were drawn; That curb visuals, whine intention-it is to avail therm selreb of this resulutiou, arc leiindred to slituify the mare, by surrrodrrin7, the 11.11 s at Site Accuisatalt•Gruesul's Office at this 'tense, or by a Letter addi.ssed to the Secretary at that Eust India kluase, us w befits tits tat day of Nur. next. WM. RAMSAY. See. 2n.nuo Tickets 1.200,400 Fivc Tichets of each Naneber —AU lo be Drawn the 19th of October. Ism. WARREN•S LAVENDER VINEMAR IE Art tele st roe? le r.rotet- I ahem'. , 1 to the sot only as the most agreeable petsin.. to pers.:is ii. h. atth, bog alai as wunelr:fuliy it-fresh. aig to those latiouri- g mode fewer, ur illness id say kind, nod anti. olerly shift the disease is of that nature SA unl to alletot of *indoor helog kept user for any length of time it parities eumptateh the air of the chamber, and dares** like. wise • Joliglitfill and maid revering weans, through the whole of the ateviinetst. lb. f:t/NCENTIVVITILII lA VIiN I/ER VI • Ecet lt is one of the hest preveugorm ' and stet perfietty ani.apsirrol in all chortles, it m therefore poetkolasly nssiostiseutksl to all perrotis tra vel:Mg to foreign par.., sail to saerrhatits and eatttaina . of Alp.% Ha a balm{ ;al irtiek of le ade •••• alaste tale and retail by J T 11... ; :e,nt Ins Warebottara,•6s, Cheap side, and Pat-k street, Gassivetior•squart, iu bottles at '4ll. yel.vach, duty incliotel. ••• The PoWie are rrspeetfitliy infornsel, that sulsseeprem to the retireineot of Stenos. VI are.'., and Co. front their tam b oo ., or N I , Chealisi4e, the ash. of the Laves. der Viitegar ha. heel establi.thell at J Ritter's, as those, also sells the saute 7 ., appointment : aril, is ortkr to prr.reat imposition, that each law to s ill be surreally the proprietors, hiebara. G. Marshall awl Co. t Sold es above the I tsyzenet, J Stogle 1 1 ..wdere, foe mak ing trrls %Vete, ; end elms. the Cti.tlyheete Ap..rie..t, et Chet. tanks's' Salts, Kee, re ea eartt. duty ite:adrd. HEALTH AND LD DR. JA Ai:Si A I.Ell I which were coati ircd by the lateutar as • remedy for kiwi. eel:, and whirls preserved Wee to as scissored are, are ad rowohly es!roloted fur Rionswiations„ Colds, and all those cultipbrintotowhich she boom franc is liable from the el chnitodcs idner climate : likewise for Silber, sad ell other Diserdeni of the Stomach and 1 4 owelii ; and fur Dead atlas, occasioned by indinestio• or fr. e listen. Sold ugly by F. Newbeey soil You, at the rearetonsee fur Dr. Jarriew's Powder, No. 45, St. Kura Chorels-yaril, at Ur. Jairmi's late House, is arsiturrstreet, price is. a box, comaiaiug 3i is ; e sax in one large hoz, for 11. is. None are vitalise but those which have the wards, " 1. Newlarry, NO. Si, St Pairl:s." ...graved is the siman. • A tree judgment rid be rotund of the wore...ions of • toast who c.ffers Dr. leinew's VW, f.r wite, wlc it is known that be eta a ,sere labourer in the Doctio 's Garden, aid to tally *verso of Inc principsi 11021.1.fyient. Dr. Jause.'s Powdcr, of which be hal the audacity to advertise laireelf as the orietord and may preparers' itrytigh It is proved, that this bledtrine was actually pre;nired aid sold bcf.oe be wee I,.wn, sad that be sever w n eineinC4l is ady part of the proms. PVILIC BENEFIT. COLDS, COUGHS. CONSITIIPTIONS, ASTIIMIS, AMU OTHER PULMONARY COMPLAINTS. A tto p e il le i g E :t . pr% l p:t E ra i ti? . n : i re . :ll l t L and E tr E ul7( l a g s N its e n l7 un i e * LV implies) Clomi g the resent'sl virtues of the MOM CPieelll - IllailklNNlC and Restorative Vegetables; soil, as a Remedy fur Colds, Coughs, Cuissamptium, Asthinas, sod other Ent monary Complaints, is easy, pleasant, innocent, cud effica cious. Ii is so easy, that • tim.spuosoikl, is a dose fora per son full grown ; so pleasaiir; that it is epee! to white oust ; suinnoceid, that it may hr given to an inlaid; and so eifies eious, that ,l sense ties, as it were, before it In toll cases, whether recent and slight, ur lung standing sail inset • , its effects are truly astonisliiiig, and almost iiicredible., lo on our instauce has it ever failed to produce immediate relief; and if a cure he within the reach of utudzeioe, thus will most certainly prove the happy means of s e r n m pli s hi o g a. g em , able an end. Tied these are not the dictates of interested boosting, the follow ing respectable vouchers, selected from a great PUMIKT ; 1.13 %C ; whose IlitlIbtl• are lierenuto subscribed, having fa-it the happy effects of Madden's Vegetable Essence um ourselves, or having ham ryc•witiesses thereof on others, do hereby earisestly recant. mewl it to the afflicted with Colds, Conghs, Consumptions, Astbuias, lie. We du also hereby declare it to be WU opi. stun, that Mr. Madden, fur lisviug already so lung sacrificed Ms mow sail interest to his benevolence and humanity, is dispersing it gratuitously to his suffering friends, neigh. hours, and acquaimaiter, fur hissing now offered it fur public sate, at a twice which will 'meiotic but few from purchasing, 41111 for tits hcoevotrot totentiou of routiosiog to dispense it gratuitously to objects of charily, is justly entitled to tho thanks of the public. IL astir, Esq. Great George s*. eel R. F. Soft, Esq. Lambeth Terrace. g. wild, Esq. New 11'441CC. air. Shaw, trnmiket•ovaker to to the Itto toird Ordmerter, Med- Li o n-at, Mrs ‘runids ard, Haruprlesd Yard: Smithy tag Wallas's town Mr PlliPipe, Cain mile Dialltti tog% 11l I fit nri . Mr. it, Willis, Ilwk of En- Th , * rrnton, El. B 411.• .beet, litsisopezate• Mr. HIV". +l. gureu.stiliarr. {VIIHam yrubrAce. F. 31. Imlungton. Mew... H. q.,' mill Co. Al. Ar•ktn.rl. Julu•l Esq. MAirmy's Exch.. Mr. Ao•Irr• llunny, ranter holy Mac«. Ltintwe T. P 11.1)bew, Esq. Ho - I...vay W1...u111 Antso l'o. Ilr %Vol fltroduas, or, -r, II ink. Mn.i liu . Gntstt James's be reel, n.s eforit-roo. l'A+rett, Eal. sot trezh.e.n Nine, Cliarlottit- Darrel, 1VIsal•-cb.spel. W 111,3 o Evot4l3, l'ogq. West s ttttt 1111e1.1 1/to.lin Mr. 1, In. c.-arer, Market ;r,h, thkopstrati lows. 1.1.••. r. It; 14 mold lir sly, - 1111r1 . 1 - 1, .1,14110111. I ( f '0111;1100.14rert. r-sretfolly itsforms 1110.4 . ho twig he chores. e.l 10 iry the posess of los ..verehrit esaieds !kit for 111 .r.• ;cut rat setoinui.shotiois, it luny 11.• lis 1 Ili War., Wire 7.1. 31 I asp larhi4el, al Eta 11. .410114 . 40, No u, (l Itku. "%t." "Itr "9 (16 " 11 1 11 " e, 41..411.10ur? *here al , lO e1 1 ...0... , :0erts of .•loto its ins) andy, 40,1 siipplieil gratis; 's, go) sl li•rhaage-Gale. eorobill ; Mai tran's Pa revel street; Mr Dino., llooktieller, Cheap- atlaet, 1104: and %hues. Hovey 4011 Chalk, Cliallisford; 415.. Yit• r, Irolehesler ; Mr. Wialsbourse, flooloorller, Mr. Dolan., ('"rn Bristol; Mr Tore• ; High street, Borough ; Mr. ; Mr. Arlie., toy, Bastbulerew , )Ir. Ilimasriiin, 3,1, Haymarket. I hatoate24l, 1.. 0 9 _ . _ '11:: - .. : ive it .1 itrois rffecisol notiorth in Ihr 11 , ,nping. Condi. Ilion three 1”.111v*, post , c..tu.try, open receiving Mu lIICIOSISfe for eVti t., r.rri.qr het. it ly he put r baged, A PATO;.I.'II, pare lid. Cll4l. . . lea: .•1.: ".1.1) iet tens Crow pv..w.ts of she boil re er,;..i..irsi.t), with akin% allNsoathesn b j..l or tivilisen, he. ♦Ui(LiG.V 11Th,Li.luAM.11. FRENCH PAPERS PARIS, AVG. '2 1 . INTELLIGENCE FECII THE IRIIT IN WAIN. ANDALUSIA. The General of Dienviii, (irrupt, * tiounyt Ge t serial of diiittuelton. has coitin:et.ely tin cettled ro t the expedition to BiLida. The hastened to the support of the Iniitirgeiii.„ lii 'fey tpeedily i tat tiirlinitA them, usivl ueefitlly re- em hur % The Chief 01 Battalion, 641111, of the tooth re 'introit, who commands u inovealde column on the fiontiers of EAreinudura, highly praises the coo duct of Ciptgitt Leclerc. of the Vat Leclerc . Chasaeure , ICoptuitie Villeneuve and Gene, and N Siiaoish corn patty , of Seville, in the different reficontres *bids i hie putrohng parties hove had v.nh the htiliands, PORTUGAL. The trenches are oprtoed tx tere Alme;tla. The English army renvun lteetator. of our operation,. It outwit he sod that Lord W.llingtou has uo other obj ec t thou I. make his 'row tar a lea•uo as to the mode of bealeging and taking the place. General ltegicei; hrs pna.tesseJ hun.rlf of Pens matwr and Monsanto, which ,e 111/0 lints of nu pa/toner. Ile (Ald them mounted with tiftru pieces of eannon each, and well supplied with pro visions. Tt.r fort of Alontainto, iu partiewlar, was reputed in the country to be impregnable. The Spaniard* almildinted them at the approach of the Fiench troops. " Where ie the use," say they, " of shutting ou.selers up in the foriseuwa, Wneu the Eiglish are abandoning nor AV 0. 2i. A telegraphic chap .tcli. tran.ruitted at ti o'clock in ate evel.ios uu the 13th imit. nee annonnced to the Prince tceroy, that General Count Melton. Govern 4 , of Venice, died there that ututulug, alter an 0111'11 of fifteen days. Nu :11,sivstj took the diversion of shooting yes. terd.,y, i.i the forest of St. Germain*. IMPERIAL CUSTOMS. The Decree of the 3th inst. increasing the duties on the Cul , mial goods therein mentioned, to to be put iu force at the moment that it is oilicially is. The duties are motile without soy ex ception whatever. . . The regulations formerly establishe..l respecting the imptirtatiou of Colonial ['emitter, remain in full force, without any change whatever. According to the informitirin of persons who have lately arrived Gans Spain, the principal road from Bayonne to Madrid is now completely free mid secure; sad trate:lers. taking merely the usual precautions. are not exposed to the slightest danger. There is no want of provisions meat. bread, vegetable*, and ajar, are to be had tit *bon ds:ice, and at • very fair charge. There is very good accommodation iu the inns, and the troops that are billeted on the iuhabitents, now inert with a favourable reception. Assassination are no more heard of. It is remarkable, that f...r about • year past, a number of Frenchmen and Italians have been settled in the towns, along the great roads. as inn keepers, restaurateurs, &C.—For the rest. in the the north of Spain, the gendarmerie are very active, mid take effectual measures for maintaining the liable peace: the brigands are pursued, aid ever. lions are made to exterminate them in rrrry guars ter. The most perfret trommil!ity previnis in Ma drid ; the theatres are iiitiurroso.l) attended, and the people purmie their ordinary rot:atoms. Torre have beLo several bull-tights there smite the beginning of July : the Spaniards take infinite Pk scare in sreiiiA this die far which the French have no sort of relish. Srver,tl persons lust thew lived upon the OCC:1140116 alluded to. A outuber of hoililings ere going on at Madrid. end the city is daily erniwlli.hing. Inconsequence fit the opening thnt b..s been made about the castle, there will bee very fide public promenade iii front of the wiser. The owner 4 of the houses that here been pulled down will be indemnified. Though the rirroom of Madrid is very numerous, the national guard take. the ditty both at the public edtfices ■nd the reaiderices of the merals. Ministers. &c. A core. of Polish Nipper. I.ttely •.rrtred there : they err employed en the am le. of she mallet. . . • Or. the 15th iort. a ship of Si) guns was launched at Alotwerp. ♦uo. 33. H.,yal Highness, Madame, the Emperor's motile., hiss retained to Patis feu u Aix•ls•ChA- pelle. Wr hear front Germany. that the jmu►ney of Count liotturp Masted tullrely to family affairs ; stot II- their decision roust come from Stockholm. hr t3a, _olle to Watemberg. in Sasody. ether* he will wait its arrival. O. Tuesday t he Emperor held a Council of Com merce at St. Cloud. Oa the 3d inst. H:s Maje.ty imbued the following Decree from tfo• Palace of 'rrosuon :- 1 “1. There shall be ugly out jotornal in each a the ie p s sub the exorption of that of the Seim. • ">a This journal 1111411 he touter the authority oldie Pre fect, awl cannot be pablithed but a ins hi. noplooatoin i 3. heeerilat'em, the Preform say provialui,ally as thor.ze iii our great cities, the puhlicatiosi of paprn coati:hit , hut ,ilaretrieluenta ha the nature of pristine bitle, or band reistore to males of articles of no nitaielnec and is mos.-able y01).4 ; awl journals, treattug esalit,,,raly of la- PRICE SIXPENCE-HALF VENNY. *trainee, the 'wiener', arts, and al,m'eullisre, Ihr anid pub lic:mous inuet convitt, it. articles rarely& to their object. . . 6 4. Our Minii.ter of the Interior staatl. on the ixi of Sep tembrr next, male 4 rtpnrt to no union the a.ud iidrertising journals, that t h e publication of which may be definitively determined." General Wontllemont, Comenandif of the de. pertment of the Upper Pyrenees, has addressed a letter, on the 4th inoant, or which the following is an extract, to the Prefect:—" My position in the valley of Aran having been threatened by some troops who had collected in the tisigh•nitiriug ley of Esterry, I determined to attack iltesu; and on the night of the 3 tst ult. I began my march. Nearly the whole of the advanced guard of tie enemy was put to the sword; the re.r, after sill. toiniug considerable loss, was thiv.n hack more than three leagues in the valley of &terry. The Dutch Guards are circled oil the 49th at Versailles. Remain, AVG. s. The English appear to he more than ever fright.. ened ■t orri prepays ions. They have collected be. tweets blesions and the Lighthouse all the w►al force they have got in the Tyrrhenian I;Leur. We lately counted as many es fit.. sa I of the line r tea of them tin.gun ships, aiiehnreil in the sett• !Wm., with syringe on their rattles. Font brit:. of ati), and a slumber of frigates and corvettes, ends mantle cruizing on the 100 k., ni„ between Reggio and Bot all these considernhfe nicielisres of defence do not quiet the fear. of the •English merchants settled at Messina. Their in. Ft triunity there scarcely fetches airy price, and lotto tJrd vessels are almost daily leaving it to go in quest of a mars ket less exposed. . . . . . Their Eirelirneie% the Ministers of the Interior and !Name are ,4111 at Reggio. " ROYAL CAMP (f MALE. AVIV 5. Q Our flotilla has, this day, °Wonted a ►re•h success, is impossible to conceive the timidity of the eutmy's aotilla, which, thought so consider able is to force, is daily beaten off by our KOU. tents. Since tl,e •ffair or the Ist of July, the Eng hsa no longer litre to approach our hrttrnes. 1 lity content therorrlves with bruiting over, front tine to time, ■ Ito bomb-vessels, which uniformly sheer off orlon seeing any of our gun-boats standing to wards thew. " Tins aramointr. flis Mak.ty h.eio•t or d ere d a junction of the divisions of Part 11111 l raux and Le. marque, the enemy. eh , ' observed this movement, sent forward ;brew boob-rewsls to the Strait, sup. ported by 30 gun-boats. His Majesty then went 10 attack them, the alivieiewmf Boman aid two whet divisions, from the tight of our line. At the feat shot, the bomb-vessels put about, and tools .heiter in the hue of anchorage in the rear of their he.vy ships. Our three distorter. however. con:intie !to advance towards the eneniy'acoaad, anal in the heat seder. Oa their re.sching about mid-ch. I, the enemy opened a tremesdons tire upon them. The flletdiwarnes *koala,. thet.the halls kit to .re than 100 tomes iwstern of our gun.bcrits. Ail the batteries of the coast of Sicily played at the some time upon them. They in return kept up a steady and well•dtrerted tire. with this advatat tge. that not a shot was lust, as every one struck either the bat. teties on shore or the enemy's vessels. They sia kneed the Ire of all the enemy's gun-boats, though two frigates took part in the aciion. The enemy must certainly have suffered much, for we saw se. veral of their gyp-brats considerably damaged, and taken in low; and, notwithstanding this shower of balls and shell., nut one or our vessels was touched. " We know, duct Wiser the affair of the 41st, the enemy's seamen are completely terrified: ours ere now become familiar with the parade and bustle which the &Wish make in no purpose. The crews of our transports were. daring the tiring, triagialily Winning themselves at play in the caverns whirrs they have deg in the beach, he the rear of their res. seas. They have covered the entrances to ►hese ex. cavations with branches of the aloe. and consider themselbes to be as secure there as so the best case• " The state of cheek in which our flotilla holds so large a force of the vireo). is truly inconceivable on the part or the Eagiisli. They have from 23 to 30 square-rigged vessels, upward. of 100 gurb-boalh or small armed and yet they dare mot quit their saehonsge under cover of the twit. In Si. ally, Colllll3Cfle is totally suspended." 'MU!. •UGU4T 8. The ei-devasii King of Sweden has not hale his sitpratance at Berlin. It is not even certain that became this way. It is said that he took • circui. tous route to the banks of the Oder, "'hence he directed his course towards Ditutaic, from w hit It place he proceeds to Koniogsberg, and thence into Russia through Courland. None of the Prison or great Officers of State in the Prussian terri tories saw Mai o• his passage. The report is revved that his Pelejesty has cone to a irsolution of 'dieting • redaction in his army. The King, it is said, will disband about 20,01.t0 wen. thus leaving on foot a force of only 30000. which, joined to the notional guards. whose services will be reudetod general. will he fully sufficient for the duty of the interior of the country. • LI 111:9T 9. The King has at length renounced the project of retirbig finally to Sems•Souci. and there Ira, ing totallt iltsenga A ed from hu-iness. Those vitt°, had been int tied to the presence of His Slsjesty. haws determine., hoot, though not without sonic dill. tit ty. to return to Berlin and Cnarlatenburgo, and to place him.. If again at the head of Prince Willram, the King's brother. who was at Hamburgh. and Piihre Augu.in. Ferdinand, isbe was some nine at Topliii, hate retianed VISNNA. Ate S. We learn by letters frma Constantinople. the standard of 11inhornet has barn Tatlird therm ; _ that the Ural Signor hug &dared, thnt the Empire oin in deli r; that it was the duty of re, ry MINI& Man to tat:: up aim. to its dcfrore ; and thathe could put hstas• 11 sa the 6(.64 of Me beava old