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be rtttob rtai. If Mlllll NU! VAVIRALI I , c o der the Pallsitnap 7i of la Royal Highocas the PRINCE of WALES. Filing EVENING, frivkiy, Augnst 110, will J. be • GRAND GALA, and brilliant Display of FIRE WORKS. Adwiwima 31. 6d.—Deors open at Seven, and the Owed WO at Eight e'Cloch. WONDERFUL NEW ARRIVALS ROVALMENAGERI E, EXETER•CHANGL, STRAND, REVIVED •VD I ST S POUT°, Sow Ike bast Emporium of Living Curiosities in the known World . THAT evtrnordinury animal, of ancient rollic k. the RHINOCEROS, or, rem, Unieorn .A . lllO, a stupruJ,:“4 ELEPHANT ; A nude BEAUTIFUL ZEBRA ; FIVE MAJESTIC LIONS; TOUR TREMENDOUS aughi ng BENGA .E L NASROYAL TYGRRII, Two l HY ; A pair ofextra.ndiaary Roe LEOPARDS; The JAGUAR, or TYLER CAT; EGYPTIAN CAMEL Thr (TEES, ar GREAT CRANE of BENGAL; A Pair of KANGAROOS, with their yoeie one • Three Dario if, or ROTA". CROWN CRANES ; A Pair of CtIr k ,ASOES ; The Saver vinTtra The Vela Famtak EIS ; ne EMEIVS, or, Linames's SOUTHUN OSTRICHES ; Aid the enormous SKELETON of a SPERMACETI INHALE, Sissy-six fed Maj, and the only ens in Rob a meal variety of interesting Animals and Hints. IV Raided in those apartments, at One Shillung each, or Two Shafts and Sixpence the abide. h. D. The aimed vale" Dived fur all kinds or hot illy Birds and Reams FOR FEYEKS, INFLVENZAS, MEASLES, 6.c. un. JAMES'S POWDER. _ ____• THIS Medicine, tiVter an iinpitruileted Success fur font enmity Years lass gatosil s proud Pre emie/me era orryolliev Imitatioswealled TbeAriimmind Powder, was adopted is the Pharmacopeia M the College d Physicians in 1281 . ; sod in 179 i, a mu s t etsertate ansiplis she two Melina.' we pablished is the Plukeophical Trannectisms• ' front winch it WWI con /dead, wand, that flay west the 5... Ina eahsequeut ninon, however, the nsit fairly and frankly conkseed, that this Powder errs ostler se solid, car te certain is its Opersiion, in Dr. Sesege, endelmel kereuM set be adtainis. Sled with Safety it gleam, Dame "—Thee ended their I,koioy. But The Antionewiek Perderit row ilierekl• the ew Pbarmscopeia; On pretending indeed to bs Dr liar", hut " more stray aminsilating to it ie Dudes." The truth is, 1160.00,17, iliac the Preparation is as rewrote see the earner from the nal Fewer Powder sad whoa Health sad (me are at Stake, no one surely will samillee, to the ...rural Merits a say Substitute, the long.appriered Illesty,reifety, and Certaiity of the Origiewl Medicine. It it sold only by F. Neoltery and SOON at their Ware• icon, so. a. , Pawl's Church-Yard, Load's ; 1S•. Deme-street, Dahlia; sa else at Dr. Jlmeri's late 11111111 till Sestoo•street ; prise 2s yrl. a Packet; or • Dtarn An a Beek on made ap for the smelling! Navy) for 4s. Bet ors we genuine mikes the Monis, F. Newbery, No. 43, It heft," are engraved is the Stamps. X 4.) ceitshrated ANTIfiILiOUS flLll.—Thetwe Pills have low sidelined a *it ewie lyis the private practice of the Progrialloe, Oirdlisawy; end from thew great success is away atiotiseto Dwordera„ as amormsampatioarta of dimiweaima wad putirulariy the Bake of Bedford, Bit George War ns, S. Gi , ..4ury Pour Turutr, the Dowager Lady Say sod 541, the Viscountess, Bottelei, &e. &c. hr was persuaded to elk/ them to the public, ander the approbation and isaairtiow rider easses.—The &Morino is a proof of their elßeacy : " Dee/ Castle; Bar., id West, South Wake, Feb 24, 1603. " Cassia Lloyd permeate his compliments to Mr. Dimes : ess:d the it as a &soar, if he wool., scud him four or bee user Oho Pills as soon al he poss:bly coo. Nis. Lloyd, who limatta%. used the Mediense, is sow ptc-roma i l anJ au. I wad ; the grflit 'Mite they bars lietwie !ft*. Lloyd, as tell as to Cali:mei Bishop sod all his &wily; Ceptsfhl.loyil het' it his duty to recommeed the Pills wherever. he .poem ; be really finish% if Mr. Bison wi uIJ appoint some pC1,0114 isswinkrs in this twenty, it would he a benefit to the cam- Msih " The Ping are bored to be nn iiiromparable remedy fur re- MIMI/ UM tam of the stoma++, fur Cu, tag nteligration, fur panning (lodates, and their coniteepseut disagreeable true. Mims and datulaireica. Tiny pt-erent habitual and tem. ?Drat rottireacia, sick bratl.neben. and heart-burn, whit li venom/id try pregnancy, and a debilitettrat stomach, whe ther ennag tam the acrimony of the redundant i nteme Mote 4 lel, se Miele( to recess. Sold wholesale su4 retail at Mr. B.utici'a, No- 4, Chet,. thie• roan. of Passnocerter , rtm, Loudon; Baxter. Sundt. sad M..sodnoler Etliehurgh ; Boater rind il'Donalil.Glase roal rerfere. Coubtrowthy, and MoOlawl, Ply mout h ; At , Swim Vanzhan and Lynch, Nlanebester; Greg o= awl bilhust, Liverpool ; Bylaw, Portsmouth; kbalmey,' Tatfilia ß , Exeter; and retail by at moat etiautiy Valdes. is Ima s at as. 94. sod cis. each, and family boxest Mx nth. ADv:cc. . N;irrigN s l, n or Ed0..4 . ion and Prays..lmA Atoll am pentereving eurte.tvoiere iii dim-over the mast mfr argil cirri-NM method of trcarisia . few P"vaili"g Una. ems, the snecessful malt of thew exrwrience is shit heat Pow( of Auprrsorily. Me.f.tll. G"SS mid CO, Illariteolls. re ll educated and initiated into ere ry branch of the Pro as, (errittir.ites of ohmic horn different Hospita4, and hihb " .4 4 f'.1.21 the most e millets, Physirians, the,: have lalke‘iirce any inquirer) sere Indio ed to make the Owe of the Is:brie diseases the ohjeet of tower partiesalar ninety, °*l a f brain DISORiJER, teenier:ally c.intreel . il In * mat ention ; and ins Cmelmill aut., STIt IC IIIPIES awl GLEE fh, es also vr.s. LIT Y. whether a"' lf tram Bacchanal :no i n d algeirres, hm a.:,• residence in ~i in alea. ma wenn ItIII.ITA RV VICE, too idten univin CI(slo 11,. .. ,1 by the y out h .if tool, mars; in li me owe it will t the mune of ArestuLt i'v or 11.11titENNE , 04, " 4 m ilk' other °cession a iiiin.i.ours limn of iher,,,a "Nests, •Ineb, if nut timely rciriritied, terminate in tiPOTENCE and t • U:S%I.INIPI'IIr:h The rusall of 4 ke g sr.il ...slams:is ' , Teethe has enabled theMs, by • ow ..._ ll.4i° ' ' l 'll , ' 'I. effectually to remove Mese dsorders. h0w „.... lereterit e or complicated. •withoul sabjcci,i,g the pa .c.w.tta r - strriat in diet or miercise, awl in slight Venereal . . sane an early application is mule after di of t il4 rl•on, !lily pledge tbrinar l lvt ounsecw'ented sun.,,. 1.1 pneforns n Cure in *ton period otwo day*. tic el /4 ' 4 " 1 " 4, or best Bert in the cure ..f the mbar.. eon' Stare 14 • 11 11 (*inch lama newer b een k nown 1.. fail in one single lii k two. t•clve ycan' practice during which renal ninii 47;Z:*, of L - 4ili sexes, hare b.sen cured, even after sevelT ' 4 ,l"'''"al methods had h e n perm e d by other pract i , 4,withoist elfirtonsaluers Masers. Gin., and etc to t ku; :.. Plibi •-; . , litre, tliAr adeies They may be consulted by rethec lilti-2 4, ptri..4lly. or by {r i te - s , nob inviolann e seers, r, t sq, lad 'tel. to I . un . refl(9ll Is the country, Inelosing • batik nine, arc i - 11,4 at to state thth eperticulare o f th e i r este ax', l'h'l'sw'm Iw li ‘ i n, iiiiil ihiiri, anal ISeihtiii? will . h, fornar s bni tii o a th• 1" Illisdin.-..Mrstrs. tihltss ls•JC° t tm4t^,..l, r... et iti.m. Na. 13' - - FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. 1510. PRICE ON THE PICTUREIKILIE. day is published, neatly printed, a New Edition, with einasidstaide Additions and Improvements, is Three Vo lume*, two. peke 11. r. buards, of ESSAY, on the PICTURECQUE, as eons lowed with the Sublime sad the Beautiful; and us siss of studying Pictu res , f ur the p ur p ose o f i m p rov i ng &al Landscape. By LIVEDALE PRICE, Eq. London; Printed f ur J. M&IIMISki. el, Poultry. Inds day is pabliabeil, in royal usu. price 11. la.; in decay Ivo. cos in extra boards; /ascribed, by perniosioo, to the Hon. and Right Rer. the Lased Bishop of Winches ter; ATOpoGRAPHIcALins roßwAt DESCRIPTION of CHELSEA and its ENVI RONS. interspersed with Biographical Anie..l.ims of ' Illustrious and einineut Person, whin have resided is Chelsea during the three preceding ceuturies. Embellished with it whitile-alert Map of Chelsea, 11111 i &straying, if Tombs, .allaltasents, Slaloms, and /Nilotic Bulldnsgs. By T. FAULKNER, of CH F. SEA. Feinted fur J. Egerton, Whitehall; Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row; J. Kiwaru, Air.street, Piccadilly; cud T. Faulkner. Chew. a. - - This day aw publastird, its Two Volume., Crows *,o. price boards, the Fifih F.theiutt, with additional loaner, the whole hating revised awl wadi at toged, of LETTEI:.iru dor ELKAIENTANY CIPLIN n 1 SOUCATION. By ELIZABETH HAMILTON, • Author of Menioirii of the Modern PhitoseplatniA, Cut. takers of Cittriiburuie, &c. Ste. Printed for Wilkie roil Robinson, and G. Robison, in Paieroorter-row 1 A. K. Neuron and Co. Leadeoliall.stieet ; and Joseph Johnson nod Co. St. Taal, Church-yard; W. Laing, viol Manner,/ and tltlltr , Feltobitrgh. SW FT and CO. Coritritetor , with Government for the precut LATTERYo.respecifully hiforra the Peak., that Tichets and Shares are selling in great rarirayat their Oftres, Nu. tl, Poultry; No. 12, Chants-- cross; said No. at. dldgate High -street ; awd by their Agrute is the Country.—.Thr tomes are much lower than is the last Lottery ; and the Sch eme , w hi c h i s hi g hl y approved. rootaius an aajnanni .21,,1n9 IVOR. with I,oon Numbers less thlllo the last. The thawing will height sod fiaisls 19111 OCTOBLIL SCHEME. ..Prisre 0f......L 0.),u0u ../. ionomo ~r. . 9,000 S. . l,OOO 5,000 10 30 lOO . • ..... .. •• . 3.000 SO SO .. 2,5.0 100 .• 1,000 . 13 79,001 *---- 40110 Nasibers. Ft?E TICKETS OF EACH NUMBEIt. In the hest 'levy, No. 4,469 a Prize of yn,atnf. WSa onle! at Stift NA Go.'s 1.316re5, fa sifteen Sixteenth Shares, beside, awry, inferior Capitals. L goo ,uoo LESS RlMlllltftS AN!) 110 RE PRIZES, INCI.VDING 1.90.00 u. r 41.1).•••, 1.. ly Ireton" ilivska to the T. F..lie tw their oninsinded Gemini in the I.aat Lot tery, mid acquaints them 'hat Tickets and Shares are selling for the New Liateey, (erlual io value to the last, bat at re dated priees at bath his trnly Fartunltt Offices, 4, Corn. hill, sod I, Charon; I'vo -V, wham 3%1 Capital Pirletil have beet Shand aliadttuld *robin the emit sine mamba. Ilharywootat *hew eiimaiiisri.dy attnn NOMhell; libffe• fart *aft who wish to have favourite or fancy Number,, *basin be early in delt application. •.• Perseus I. th• etiostry may he viipplied by any of IlialeS Rpm., or by sending good hills, Paen-dliee eatier. (pint paid), to either ur 9, Charing-Cm% tAmialme. A ROMATLC of VINECIAL (tbe 11 original inreation of Mr. Peary, and brought by his site...rosier improvements to tj,e highest peer...ll°,o coati- . dem to he tierprireil and sold by Messrs IiENVY, Maus. farturiag Chemist% Maori:ester. Fos agree:int.. perfamed Liquor, which is composed of highly etioreninited Vinegar, jnined with the moit pleasant Aromatics, and eiheariouni Antiseptics, may be kept unim paired is soy climate. for any length of time. Its pun gent odour adapts it for affording relief iA bcail.achs, faint. itigs.f e. and renders it peculiarly grateful and rerreshing, is trowitcd eosins, places of public resort, and in the apart. meats are web. It counteracts, also, the infection of con. tagioss diseaars. As many anniimts and inferior preparations are void, under the same and similar names, the public are re quested to observe, as the only pe.sof of its tieing mrionse, that the names of )(eases. Henry, Manchester, are engraved on the stamp. The Arnin.iiir spirit of Vinegar, in bottles, price es 9.1. each, stump isrla.led, is sold, whiArsale and retail, hy itayley Nal Bh tr, Ceeksiinr-street, (the only agents in London, anilo wn ., 4 by the ;) wbres may be had, sponge boxes of cohl, slyer, cornelian ehryiteli 4;r• Also, lIENRY's CALCINED MAt:NESIA, in bottles, at fll 64. and larger, with glass stoppers, at 4a. earl i their names being on the stamps. iIINERAL P.tTENT PAINT, Now net SO, at thee Quay, London, by Mr- WILLIAM THort Ne. Caluumile•rtsert, from she Como Mine, ISM, furd, Decor. 4 !all MN, STOCKER. and DOIDGE, pritters of this Mist, haring now estahlinhed their Muuntactory, respectfully offer to the Public, wader t►e sane. lion o' the King's Royal Letters Patent, time BLACK Ek.l L PAINT, at tel. per ion, well maaufactured into a live •try powder: This ai tit le hat. been analysed by Gentle. men .if 'he Grin partied Immeledge in chemistry in this Li %.I.en. awl is emisequeoee of their report 54 its ralaithie eompuiseitt parte of planiliago, true, &r it war submitted In the Arts :tad Sciences, Adel il.t , aid that Hoes. SocOti, " Ayr a ti.li iniestigatiou, nod various reparations fruits it, declare it to bean as tick yr great inlet as a colour." Ttps %lidera, .41 Ater the test of Ike moat intense bast, aad be improved on colour; nod front the pliability anti sea ms. of its testme, said the depth of it. cotton., the Public will MA it a semi tor alio le to au) lidliertn it use, for lite purpose of Poiolsosiss oscura/Sae. copper-Watr pritattor, and drawee* As m body, it is a snledame for the basa of paint meal to white lead aid dries quick, is very .teeraie. and lamly to bear all Ike chanty:, of climate; it grinds in sot will. rani, add is a iobst .-:v.• tue Its a..y e' ours t—tlius, ij um. maned wink .1 -.so. ..ts h ask mixed rich 3 ”1121 )t how wee, matte good Mei. grerli—.l t ..fa. 1 146444 with, ”Its of y.iinir item, make good sop irecnc— , I Jab black. had a Pf 1140.114 b 144, 41 0111 yellow, make Rood u'ire gams Whets boiled la tar. tli. 61,1 ankle in ea.' the pay mg of ssips. bottoms, is tu g hoe cement. It sluts of other iron wares 110..1 to Mark lead; is -otaienday adapted fur the stai ~ ~ g ‘ .l ono., makes good job, Mackie*, and Woo a rant wa. t.re.~b•rr. vids sppithad vi.4llr. %Velar thuenna, No 23. C a . rne•imir der t , Losim; *lam • an•l T•elth, I.!'. rpnel • Vir FAsard ase, Pykr !meet, nwute, Nr. J••ke , 1•-••Ovosiosor., • . (:rest ekeelee-elre. I;.rmil. i has s a Ur Mil, ihuZl.ll. Ixrtrry Mr. Wm. Har r * irtl, fleet rate, ' Viab:eu. , I h . :11•413114 w LUMIJU, Li•a•j,uvl, Ply INGInk Is al N. WANTED immediately, ettliabl of toodneting a WEEKLY PAVER, lit a larj,• • and pwasam Town in the Nest of Loalaud. 01‘,• has stone experience au that liu r , an d e au Composts, e.,11 f.:: pre• (erred. The terns are liberal*, and every ilium will Iry dune MI the pert of the Proprietor to rruuer the situation ClAii• fortablr and advatatsgrous. Fur Particulars apply to Mr. White, at the Office of this Paper, Nl.l. 1117, Sirsud. FOREIGN IN I'ELLIGiNCA. SPAIN. We hare just received, from our correspondent in Spain, the following Copy of a Letter from the Ju n t o of Ga°ki l t, to his Excellency S r K. Mends, Cimino lore of the English squadron on that coast; dated Gsulcia, July 22, 11410 “ Stu ...This Junta has the satisfactioa of arknowleibziag the receipt of your letter of yesterday, fa which you have the goodness to'cotnraunicate tbe particular of the Expedition to Cavitations, undertakes, by yours,lf and Geseval Pur4er, combining aide his operations the activity sad force of the squadron' Under year corosowal. He hos also made repot to firs Juana, a thh e great attention you have been pleastd to Olen to his thfirers and people; thin glans% trash sad sa. amiable groat, od lanoottor sad sorpoat as the jam man Ire defend, eorreopoodsot bash she *oh* *MU. tlienta of tour .Minn, and roagamtimity of your Sovereign'. a The 161418 ottial!itia, Mahe name of its zoverniner.t au l country, to which it shall make known your dsliuguisheil services, offers you ill return its watarrst ackn , wledgments, and is aaxioa,ly desirous of au upportnuity of beiug able to give you krt.', suable proilli or its gratitude, high considers , two, and of Wet respect which you merit. " Notwithstanding every object of this glorious Expedi tion stitch was wished, could not at the time hire been cc. complished, still the great advantages of whirls it has bees productive are very evident, by the annoyance it has occa. Mucci, to the enemy throughout the whole of these coasts , in openiug the Port Sautotin, soul compelling him to with draw (rum other pulpit; slime his prop cm would have ucca sitmeilgicater evils: . _ " The threatened situation in which this klurtion pf Gal lieia stmt.!. JO ail Is frontiers, does mit allow lie 'wirer, et present, co:nolotely to avail itself of all the ads outages *lnch yam and Gruel al Porlear have tiptoed, hut of which mare fasoorable circumstances will pot them in full possession. But notwithstanding the prevent delicate state of the Junta bad determined on some aid ail) sorrow lt to Santinia, winch the success of the Expedition bad rendre' ed unneressary. • " The Joah' partiralnrly congratulates itself as Die pro pbetk ruloty which Lou bestow on Garnet Porker, mid boasts o< havingo its in him so worthy of his country, en. Yuytog lbo greatest 'did:union thst• be arblevements and military 'mature have ina with your approbation. " The reticular recommendation trawls yvo make of the Captain Odara is very struts,: in every muse..* the word, and almond he have ocessiria W oohed any Ohne wlikh this J 4111,3 h.s IMpower of bestowing, it will not tail of go ag 70. a ['other Ova of the respect they bear to your rectos- • mantltiun, in atteudiog to your wishes. Finally..catuantridure, this Junta retreats that you wash!, in Ira swine, sad is that of the whritcSpa..,isit nation, snake known to the Captains, Officers, ftemitere„ and Moises of the •roptiolows, the satisfamiim owl °Wigton's, whit* it feel. for their great services, and the valour wills which they hare aecuinplisked a glorious sad as useful enterprise t de so its;, at the some time, In acknowledge the gratitude it tests Mr such distinguished soden& DON RAYMOND DE CASTit EA. " JOGS Arrests° asmaDENG RA, • To hh Earellease, talr R. W foore ei. oargemadeav tary." of the English *quadri» on thin Cued. SUCIIIOII AYRES, JUNg 2. I inclose you en Address of the GUI... MIR of Monte Video to the People, by which yon will see that they are preparing to follow the example set them by this place. You muy depend upon the news I have written in my letter of yesterday, and others of previous dates ; but I have seen so many mosreprvaentsitions iu the English papers re. !meeting the affairs of this country during the Go vernment of Linter- and so many false assertions of the existence of ;French party, that I most put you on your guard against giving credit to accounts of that nature. Now, however, when the old jea lous system is done away, the country will improve; and as the exclusion of inreegners, particularly Bri tish, will no longer he made a principle of the Go- 1 ornament, every thing here will soon be better un derstood. I still live in the same house which I came to when I landed here, boarding with the family. It is near the Church of the Residencia, which Hay .r Jolly oc co pied when AVlittelocke's army entered, and a party front the Church broke open end took irossessiou of this hone-, which l it ers the marks of haring been pretty well peppered with musket-halls. There is still kept in the house a bowls shell, which was tired by the Sienna rds,ond entered a room w here a party of British • ere, but fortunately the fusee ass knocked out as It passed through the wall. In this street, now collect the Calle de Liiiiters, is also the chinch of St. Donsiago, in dhicli General Croutond shut himself no, and near winch Colonel Guard was killed in a sally whicu he made. One of the towers of the chinch has numerous marks of cannon halls; and very near it there is a post. in ',hies still appears the allot-lair of the Iwll whir h struck Col. Guard. He had been wounded before, mid ass Ira • g against the post, when the second fatal ball was tired from the roof of on adjoining house. Colonel who was killed in another part of the tow., was buried by the Spaniards in the barrack yard of the Permit's Corps,as is maid.l4 known particular desire; they hare erected a monument over his grave. You have heron' en rnttPl• of that feul hosinese, that lean vend yoo little new about it ; but I have never seen • Span, ird yet, who does not agree that the place would hare been completely taken, had General Craufurd nee's permitted to enter the MIN night that the Spanish troops were defeated near the town, be his brigade, for there were no troops in the town to withstand them. Never could there be more disgraceful conduct than 11'hitelocke's ; for 3 or 4.000 troops i - ould have taken the town then sviquiat blemished. Then, was then hardly any regular force, and our troops say be said to here been 'wren by a !nob of negroes and mu lattoes, for indeed there was little else opposed to thoin. Buenos Ayres has now a much stronger force than it had then ; I suppose it may amount to near 7,000 MPH ; 111.11 %lima any emergency they would soon able to increase it to 12 ur 14,000. Toe fort is a place of no strength, and the town is completely open and unfortilled. The people here PEICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. • I are certainly hospitable Aisebintl, and they ars very wt II inclined toward. the Englist,. boivipa: te no influence here. The ladies of Bue.ius Ayres may vie witli those of most cities in personal op. peat - atter, and display much tivue ansi neatness to their dress. Thet ara gem-rally remarkable list very smell feet. Their iIIUWWWOIIIS are WWI ',qt . clime as in Esiglandond tithe r rifts, lint there ere 1, w of a ptiLl•.c nature, such as ha . le.cunterts.& - .11n.i t h ere is nu 'Theatre. The hull-Agin is the cmel amusement in summer, and certainly a hart:wow • one it is. The clergy In-re are not so numerous as in the Brazils, but there are still enough of jo!ly Friars,. The Creed of the Homan Catholis is well known ; lint I have seldom heard of Ingot ry, or in. hers! opinions from my friends. Somnetiine► they endeavoured to convert me. aed then gent`-. rally contrive 1., turn the discourse to 11 , /llte other topic. as it is of no use to enter into discussions on stub points. fit EMI' P. 4 PERIL • - PARIS, AVMS,' l• Their Majesties hare resided at Tillman silica Monday. - The Quern of Bavaria wits safr4v delivered of & Plineeiis, in the night of the list oil. at the Cootie of Nvnisilienhur* - . I The City of A insterdam has sent a Deputation to Pink, to present to His Imperial Majesty the ha t!...tv. of its inhabitants. Colonel Coregs, on the V.:th silt. with a crew or seamen under his o• der., went on hoard of the Adieirni Znahrosa, of 80.4nin s at Merivoildiek : hut owing to the nesp• tide... it IS impossible before th e 40th i n get her raised upon i jdhe camel., on which .h:. is in be cotiveysti to the 4 %gide, ; whence site nil pro •red to pit, the mina. dron under Itesr-A•lmiral Leminere, at the Ter-l. • On the .3t•tit tilt. a most destructive hurricane was fdt a Chatillon. lit less than • quitter of an hour a number ef houses were unroofed, sod. tot steeple of St. John's church, •ret retrial stacks of chimneys. blown clown. Tne Coats-Vert, and the haoks of the Dottie. resemble a forest that had been just cut down ; and to the garden* and or asstd., ail the trees see either 'woken, torn up by the nests, or completely stripped of th-ir fruit. AUGUST it. On Monday evening, If *Majesty held *Council of Commerce at St. (bend. On Tuesday evettaug Their Imperial and Bora Majesti-s attendee) the representation of 44 11te rrisrurph V frqictx," which had herr ordered fur that riesling. Ott thr.r entr mce there was a burst of acclamation from all parts of the hnn.e. Their departure was distinguished by a similar mark of respect. By an Edict of the King of Saxony, the Jews are exempted from the tea which then formerly paid on Intending the fairs of Leipsic and Nuremberg. h Russian tend-holder, in the government ... W ilna, boa, by his last aril lresnaissimateetidt-hia pun. stints, to the number of Mo. The Emperor Alm. 'ander has confirmed I hi. act of beneficence. The Grand t)uke of Eranefort has sholoibed the immunities formerly enjoyed by the metrologists and cloth and linen manufattorers of the Imperial free cities, on taking up their residence there, or attend ing the fair. On the 18th, the environs of Augsburg were ra. yard . by'a severe hatlmtorin. The hailstones fell, in some purls, as large as nuts; and such wen the violence of the wind, that several houses were blotto down, and the largest eras et, re torn no by the roots. At Kitirenhsusen, only a few houses ere left staarline. The castle of Wollenberg suffered con siderably, and the steeple of the chapel of Itedo• gonde was blown down. TICKIIIA. JULY lg. Yesterday., His Majesty the Ettiptvor retained from Badeu to this capital, to give the usual au diences, and hold a Council of State Eicr.inr&mtry. The result hits been a great change in nor Miniatty. Count ligarte, hitherto Chancellor of Bohemia and Austria, has resigned all his , poosotments. and re tirrs frith the title and salary of M. ulster of Confer.. earn. Count Wallis, Governor of Bohemia, is to be at the head of the home department. Count Zichy resumes his former situati6n of President of the Chamber or Finance, with more extensive powers than i.e had before the death of Count O'Dannel. He will have the title and authority of Minister of Finai , ce, wit hoot any dependency upon the Council of State, and subject only to the in structions lie may receive at his private conference* with, His M ij..sty the Etmeror. it is said that all . •..,. changes have been effected by kl.de Ihrldnea, w ~ in concert with Count 7..chy. possesses His M.T.-.ty's entire confidence. Every hotly augurs well of them, because the iudefatigable activity of these Ministers is well known, • . .. of l'he Court Gazette of this day contains the fol. lowing aerials Tie Yacht of Widdin, at different times. in the months of January and February, took front the post, dispatched by the Austrian post•offace at Constantinople, • quantity of pearls belonging to • mercantile house at Vienna, and detained them under peetence of their being • lawful seizure under the Custnm.honse regulations. According to advice. from Constantinople, of the 9th June, Clairelier Vnu Sturtner, His Majesty's Minister Flenipoteniary at the Porte, has at length, by his !COI and powerful interposition, Pucceeied in pro. curing restitution of the pearls; and thus has the course of pest between Vienna and Constantiuopl• been agaia placed an a secure lusting. OPERATIONS IN SPAIN. (twist Tits montroua.) CIUDAD RODRIOO.—ALMEIDA. On the 5.n. the Marshal Prince of Basting sent s party 4400 horse to deice in all the Engti.h innas which Were Itefore him, and to reconnoitre the position of the English army. Their posts all Gil back, and only • fere skirmishes ;uok Player The Ond .101; 4711; )111 ,act IT, ilt i aat. chso