The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-08-07 00:00:00

.r. "l--..ir‘ • (-6 '''- `fi r ``' . \ ..... , :4. .16 • "rt ' ''. O''' A l. . C ;.••, ---. - -.---- ..'.--- • . . 1u . , ~ ..., , 4 VELTIF.S In Preparation, th e Pub re ;IP •• 4 -' ake Notice, the popular Spectacle of JOANVA I F SURINAM can only be performed a Few Nights 10urr..,.... • t r Asa :5; Tr 41i - • . - ZI:••• 1 J• 1 - •-• r • • "rt , icig P vc vibe Artittob it veto. •., - • . TUESDAY. AUGUST 7, 1804 To the INDE"t.NDENT ELECTORS of the COUNTY of AUDDLENgX. in the INTERFS P of Sir FRANCIS SUR 'JETT, Ban. r tidias ia the City and lie strums*. GIN TLICP4I/31, A LLOW me most earnestly to solicit the favour Ek of veer AttentLoce at tin. Howe, THIS, and the FOLLOWING MORNING, betwes I the Knit., of NINE and ONE O'CLOCK. her•• C RRIAIL.ES will be prov,,lrfl fur your conveyance to Brantford . IN TELLIGENcr ;ENcE. ROYAL CIRCUS. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be pre seated a Falai display of FROM TIME IMMUURGII MAIL. 'Akan, iv!. 1r tG, The following inscription is read on the &pout fountain, lately erected before the imperial Hotel of the Invalids Napoleon Bonaparte, £Tppefor of the French, has ordered this monument to be placed before the eyes of warriors, whose exploits he has witnessed, the first year of his reign, 1804." _ _ HORSEMAN3FHP. Own to the 111..rlemansItti, Mr. WU CHER. A n d will bt perfrtrm•dl (ata tine) an instintly new, nation►l, and hi,torscal SPECTACLE, with entirely uew• Scenrrv, Irian original Drawingstaken on the S . ,wit, and ta•er Dresses cwre•Pondmk will the Costume of the Count y, JOANNA OF SURINAM. New London Tavern I ato (leneemen, , Your nnyst .1 1 / 4 .4lient Servant, Cheai•side, Aut. 7. BEN. TRAVERS Prologs to %Lich .2iith tame) an entirely new comic Dance, adapted Oa Stage Representation, and produced waxier the , ole D:re.tion of Mr. Montgomery with new 141 , sic, Scsoery, Machinery, Dresses, awl Declaration., called, a TALE OF A TURs Or, GUILLEAIME AND SUSFTTE. N. B The early vote anti exertions of every Freak,!der are nor li.:.7.stne or lei,. lie .11: W c at, vi Hied by Front* e, hei• , ,e a sh...,koepers, awl yielding only to the dors• P.="b . ° Inir.'9 ,l •of interest. Let your disuitertsted and pa t .tic conduct. , this time give the li, dir , ct to this calumny Britons hate ,- ver been 'van f :thin' in th..hourof n red. II An a eiiiple Vme. Gentlemen, tl.e Ii perr , W,ue of this County may now rat : every Freeholder wh r now cots, may exe'aim, rr I have re , Cll,ll the Colintv of *flid/le. ilex from Divpaccaeid Slavery, and id a n Ade amt enem. raging cyan) le ti 1 , :lx - trars of t Britain of the rave reigo pqwer of true patriotism." Gontivmvn, five me rvor prom vigorous assistance, and I ass coo:id:hid tozem. Men truly SE. MIN TR AVER S. Letters fr-tn Client say, that fut several days they see a continual passage of armed vessels and transports, constituting a pan of the flotilla from Flushing. In the Crone of toe Evening Mr. Stades. (hating reeovnevl from hits severe Indispnition) II ill make his 7th reaitisear • mace in the favourite comic Song of THE WOODCUTTER. Mr Terrill iv ill Mooting the movelv-ada.trvd Song of THE GIRL OF MY HEART. To cone'lide with (tSd tinie) II entarly nc-w r••rnic Pnitg rnirnt, oath new Mule, Su :Tiny, Macnatty, Drgishea, ai:d Dthar..:ioa-, called, PEDLAR'S ACRE; Or, HARLEQUIN MENDICANT. lifileer (in which Character he will, in sehistline, attempt a Variety of new and uselodienis eademeas) Mr. (TERI-ON . . The Public is respectful? istrorined, an entirely Ilew Scotch II het of Actio.., with new Seemly. )Aachinery, Or.-ssee. Drew attar, winch has been a v.,soderable Time In Prepa ration cilret. MYSTERIES OF TtiE soar'', or the 11. a. of Lnchlin, i. iii great f 'maniacs', ainl, with a New C,..11116. DANCE, will be see‘diir peiforrned. Laces foe the &saes to be tak,nof Mrs. Siosmonda, at the Pox-Office. VICTU %LUNG OFFICE, Jci.v V. 4, I°o4. r r HE COMMISSIONERS for Viagalassi Ku -A AL!frity . s Nary do hert.hy give Notice, That ow Tamil", 1 .. 7th f Aog4st Ne.t, they o;i14 be re rectire Tenet,. h. it ritiAg stakd hp), 4,141 t for the Supply df what Vesetittoles Main be demanded Jro the rut d His Msisssos Ships old Food, et Yoraohth. ill Nnafaag, for naw me,ah, aor 1 14 V . ad' *Pia ; tote phi for ty Balt poyaka with lower. st, wisely sioys after drie Ceheittons of the emtra i way k Seen at the Seerrall's Office, at Oh 0 . /Fm, or by oppiyisig to the CoVeior of .110:7:4- Sy's Cottons at Yamada. Na Ite;ar4 sip Irked 1 ivy Touter he sehieh the Price Anil sat k haerted in Words at Ichgt , ., or that aS I . ( hat be A- irtred se the Prod ba;ore the it:lock oo the said TotodoN the 7th elf Ahern soot, ~or motets the Per..os woke, the Tea2er, or wow Penal on hi, behalf, aurisis to allover ook.eus relied for. TIAIDay was publisbal, Inks Is. stitcbeL NO GUN-BOATS. 'or NO PEACE! A LETTER FROM !ME TO MYSELF. J4JiHVA LAaW.IOOI). Deka& cst FlutiPa. rubtkheri Dy J.hu Piccadilly. DR. SHAW's Zoth..oGy. VilL. V Tlibi Dar in nobliitsed, w t.+ near an tfuniritl rite*, price Two Gu4i,on, and au Hai, of Theo Pnwne Sinuen Sint ling•, !aryls lap.. r, PliE FIFTH VOLUME of the above Work, bong the Lit chi tin: r .binCl of FISHES. rn tal for a Krandrs, Fleet.wrect. 'Mohan n,ar ba i.. 011, by the *line Author, each price Too Guineas .at Hai'. or Three Ptcowts Size 'PA. Stal.nP s ta.ge • sper. all the farmer Vni - i.nes of the abase ‘York Vol. I ai.l H wareprite the wit .te of aoulro r' l 4, wish breer.en Toe and Three Hondo.l rat , . —.Vol 111 Tr w e *he Aal e !clAl, with above V.tr Ha.otted Pate. —Vol IV •.‘ the Oct of Fishes, with near an Hu,dred ASSti ANT IN AN ACADEMY. WANTED in a respea.ible Bnardin!, School, Slaty ),Lles from L nel..to, a YOUNG N(11t.7, u ut ASSISTAN r, ca, aSI: of wr the thfferent H. tk us a su pa..r ht man be well a.. - qoaloted with Af thqleti • 111. d the 1 , .10..1 Laagoure A NM* acc wonied to the Sil;41:41 of a Sc w,4 and. .te to 101...2 me-6,431;y :n ttaeitne the h•wr Ca , et tut tt:e Lam !Lel .11T.ite,, wOl be l•refetTe I. N^le 11 - .N4 ca m. 4 g ‘e. a reseeetablo It:Creator 3”th as to tour C . :racter ..nd A A ✓ Yt, U.S. 134. La.lanball.strect, before 10 o'Coeit lb %teem g. WAI%ITED, by a YOUNG MAN of liSeri*l CA urater,s and respectable Cu I.:erten., a i.tl who 1i... Ls•• , ,d h., lithe •II 3 . p.,tab:e srhal.ra..le H case la the City, a ...r 4t .C': I: • (..01. NfiZy Si Isar, If on the Cm anat.) and Rook. aeilirc 11411 e-I it wII he art fermi. as Iv, is wen ca.iiied to. 1 , 34.1'Zt t t•.r rnatsavractit of tither, or bieh t4t.e cower n. Iss't•) II A t:. r est) tct ;. ...wt Vsa Adee.tist.t's intimation leads 1 t.. 0. A r , Co ,Ltry • t...oiori to Toan. 7. • .r....t urideli.it;te rsfeeriAes win Ire gi , eu Iwth as to 'irrte: and AS,lit,-s. 11. -ten . A R. No 5, Lite.• ne, C.lnnad. lbw, It, 11 he fr.•44:11 :iv •tte,clncl tn. NEW ST ATE LOTTERY, 1604, 'a the Zith of rczt Month. N the present And only Lr,:tery• to be drawn this Ye.r • •re the at , -A.e.t n.rnbe• d CAPITAL FRILLS es,r itata .riphyttettot.t to the soi..llou.at.ty ufTsekets. S'AIEME. Igo or Pr•se•• Value a exit. Total al or. L 0 are 1..60.:50 3 3,00 Iv 1,00') •J. 4,0 t ,) 1 2,(.00 .4) 2,(130 131,0 0 • ,!:)0 1:...re0 I e'tets I. 2'..0,C.:P0 P n 4 tot C....:- r, be determined le uncle: : / r..td, w . F.: .t. F. ‘t t.:ar L 1.000 1 ~ t 4 a , .,1"-: 1, 1 / 4 •• t,D. lOOOO 1 . 1•11.:- 1 ~ T. -, :, F : t. , MI enstoo rtnit it w., T, c k- t, N I :t h D ay . ),(.‘,./ • ' , le end S:iere, cv. Sit ~ at ere'? Lvented Lottery Qf OS PRESENT PRICE locket I:I 17 ( ...... 91. M. 01 el ( b••• • 21 - 7 `• °4 ' 411 " 1 " •• • 4.. lac Oil J Sucteamls.. 11. 9.. RESPECTABLE ATTESTATIONS FOR THE CAUL% I. .1.%1 OF GILEAD. Onnarallele l a other tlYert•ted Mot:cite sa the world' uteri Yol.t.tat:., by a, not eb-racter and tconeetablity, men who have oat', witness-II its efficacy, and otaterve its waling tarr.t. To S. SI )1.01‘ 4 105, rm. W.D. uvr:Rroot... The A Covratr xtraB of a Letter has be:•, f rashlesi by Mr. T ,• r ,, ta „ a t Rolf 11431 iu SIAM ~rO. I Was extrem •ly ill for above three months, with a pain ,n ng .1 url•!, my lege a.:11 b Ily were tire lad p:•.! the I 1 took oeea-ioued exc-oiee pal., in my ft mao l ; wa. SO redoced, tut 1,i .. war drip:Airs d of: the fir.t .getie 1 took of Dv. SOLO AON'•• CORDIAL BALM of G . ... , E 'avow:A on a regu'erec,cuation and fu“, awn, notoes4 one to a ',erica ante ,4 Ti T. GUEST, From z principal o:fter of a ST,elity.f.u,, Spithea.l. . . For t..c S .1. St of my br other aizere in parueu'ar, 1 Ajth , rl , lf Dr ..01 m 7 ,, Of LiO s ri. , l.4. to rnr ..:krparl•elg-neet of tie ..f het Nlesk me, the C..;th .1 11:.J. m of ()arm!. As 1 dl not ehoff a t , name reappe a r in win:, per...ma (Rimo; of kiinf the truth of my ataemon, mud. S. T.•ormin, N cy Azents S miry. rt. et, 5tr...,.;. ; Mr A;ex rater, Vary Agent, op v., it.ineN a.c 1 ... t 111, 0 A . t r e P"rt,nootli, bun en, ttr ,e 1.1.1 s Pt an late -ollar I.(e, I h. 14 bee.. ex e -.my& v nd debt aaad a dent haulm at the COI. d.,11 Ktiiu of Gil ad ab.alutely mowed no to my prin,itite bee 01. fna a principal Moe: of a Seventy• T" y bu! of Mr I. Mithewa. IS Strand , London • .. - . - Soh] by Remr.net, Ha ipbuTi ; R. 15. ch, Petet...treet, New. H.r.ar..l; ; Rift ten , Gr- - r and Ll'n.d ; Self u', S Huh; 'rd. S. ; r. ,st i !ma 11.ngie Che'een tient. del ; Carob-. H •m; Covenvv, ; Cokhe.ter, K.ymer ; ; Chat tarn, Eriernnetna •' C1:11.n s.bCl.ar; Chatter, reel u and Sun; C•,it , ,,-etrr, P. ; Citeilstailln, Smith; Clitppenhans, C.I. : {:I, 1)11C, iale, No. 7. Lathan ; Der.re, D- :7 ; Mire Demo% N ca:•. ; D•wisci,lnre ; D ; L al, Rae ; Dartowntl., 1 3 e..00n ; Ed, n. t. SmKS, Kurt ~ r; V.,ett". TrelN man a..J Sun; I:i•nita, Elliot; Gbuceater, Pitt, Walker; Liverpn Cue, dr.tegist; Leeds, dono• Holmes; Drewry; Le nr, Hladley ; Le.eester, G4ga-y, Seitifen ; ; Ndancisay.rr, room .4 , 11; Mang.,te, Rowe; Nta .t.tane, Wailter, ; SI: rib:wenn, A:.ee ; Nelycl.t;e, Welke., Hia.!e-e- , ; Northam; to• • Dice, ; N.st•nahatn. B 17Date ; Stevenson ..n1 Cut J• , net r y Houlaaad; Tort>mvuth. Belem ; gelding. Small and Cr, ; R icheener, Etheriv , 43 ; Presuw. r.d.vere.; 5-,,ailsainnenn ' Baker; Sta(. fond. Moron ; Stai.itord, Nencsm:i ; Sendelarid, Per/ ; Si. I abnn, Collins; s:arborough, Kayluv ; Taunton. Pale; Tun bn :gc We:X. 5, nage; Wets, Evgl ; Wel —oath, Wned ; ‘ll 154...r1Mv and every royect.tb;e NI ILci..e Vender in the in Rattles, at Hail a Guinea, and emitain i! g tl.e Inneler nen., whereby .avcd. tal sta-nei nary be had. a Nee fd Iteing nearly Three /19ndr,d Pages. knee erihr SOLO Mu.T• GthDl. Ti I fEALTII 0 A,' .et to both S-tot., or. Female 1:11.ea-,, Nereoto, Hypo c twaidnaa. and Cnissom!,tiev Csaytaints. olc has been I 4 of roa.i -es exponent. arid ,•e.sation. To w hx‘ t ad 1.43 an Fri, cog 0866. es aseid-:nt Fe, at , .s ; also an Addroas to i'sre*.rs. iluarJraos. T 6886, tad db 466 whd: bawd CI, ears sail eileastra of yeah. In the neighbourhood of St. Gamins, near Tou louse, a gang of masked persons lately made their appearance. They concealed themselves during the shy in the woods, aid in the night they went and visited isolated houses, to procure themselves pro. visions. The chiefs of these malefattors are mostly known. The pursuits of the tens cramp's have forced them to save themselves in the forests of the Pyrenees. They never attacked or stopped any person on the high roads. Mr. La Doucette, the prefed of the Upper Py renees, ordered, Last winter, search to be made at Malsatie-Mont-Saleon, the chief place of the depart ment, where some remains of oniqu'ties had been observed. These searches have been crowned with success, and the result is, that this is the true place where formerly stood the Roman city, Mcns Seleu cus, in the country called Vocorices. Many houses have been discovered ; several Mosaic pavements, public baths, columns of sto,,e, some statues of marble, of alabaster, and of brass, v ;th many other articles of the sarLe metal; several huodred me dals, inscriptions, and lamps, all of beautiful work manship; vases, called Etrusque ; cups of every site and dimeasion, on which are found elegant de signs ; fragments of arms; utensils of toilets, as well as of kitchens, &c. A letter from the curate of Saint Hermits., near Nantes, contains what follows :—.4 On the fifth of June, at four o'clock in Op morning, a consider able shower of caterpillars (clic-Miles) fell upon the space between the bridge of Archamhena, to the middle of the town Saint Hermant, covering a distance of eight hundred feet in length, and one hundred feet in the breadth ; particularly in the church-yard, which they left about six o'clock. to throw themselves into the houses ia the neigh bourhood. The owners were obliged to light fires by their doors to keep them away, and to cum tinue the same during the whole day, when their doors and windows retnained shut. The walls of their houses were, however, covered with these in seds, as well as all the surrounding streets." The Queen-Dowager of Prsissia arrived, on the 18th instant, at FrancVurt. Three American ships, with ninety-four from St. Domingo, have arrived at Nantes. li,eir acconnu of the horrors committed there, of the suf ferings of the whiter, and of the cruelties of the blacks, surpass every thing hitherto written or beard of. Prince Lari)omirsky, formerly General in the ser vice of the King of Fraace, and Knight of the Or ders of the White Eagle, of St. Stainsbias, and of St. Louis, arrived lately at Vienna horn Poland, with intent to use the baths at Carlsbad's), but died unexpededly in the Austrian capital, aged 53. He hft behind an immense property, and with it the name of a munificent, humane, and liberal prince. His funeral was conduded with great pomp; all the Polish Noblemen in Vienna accompanied it. He possessed in landed property upwards of twenty millions of florins, more than two mi:lions ster ling, exclusive of his property in datierent funds, in diamonds, Sec. valued at as much. An Engii , h ship, leaded with iron, valued at 100,000 lirtes, has c tined by Captain Pau lo. and carried to 13..L.10 4 ...:, where the Emperor bought the cargo for ready money. Cardinal CAprara is the first foreigner of con sequence appoint:d a Member of the Legiun of Ho nour. He received, on the ISth instant. in the Church of the lovalides, from the .Emperor's own hand, the decoration and star of this order. Our fleet at Brest consists of tienty-seven ships of the line, ele►en frigates, and several smaller armed vessels. At Rochefort are five ships of the line, and at Pencil the same number. These united forces, report says, are destined to take on board the army of General Augereau. The reliques lately arrived from Paderborn will, in future, be exposed to the admiration of the faith fol. at Aix-la-Qtapelle, from the lOth to the 14th at July. is iniry womb year. •'"""' . 1 Oti - r annatsadog at ; t,be e, is ap pointed a se;o4tor 7. The 'ltalian pahiot, Oronzo Prato, from Naples, has composed an Qde to his Itto,t Sacra Majesty, •liapolenn the First.. Emperor of the French,. on the Pccasion• of his itl?jestylf ascension to the tin one. It brit presented to his Mge.ty by M. Cramayel, an/ Yfry graciously. received. Tie municiplity.st Eapmbe sur Yon bat...in 2fl address to the Emperor, desired Its Majesty to change the name of La Vendee into that of Na poleon's Department. An embargo continues for several months on all , neutral ships. in all ports from St. Main to Flashing. Any ships may enter, b.t none can sail. The Swedish, Russian, and Atonic-us vessels, surer pat. titularly from this measure of gayer/anent I ob served very strialy wit's regard to them, nctwids standing .the representations.-of their commercial agents. In :412F...niverores srnieare,,,agsprg cghTr.persons. the Field Mar-hat Monier. neserai Cakare and tight other general officers, wit* travel i. sif -car riage% each drawn by six brines. The Minister of the War department. Berthiers and the Minister of the Marine, Decrees, u: both gone to the coast, to attend the'Ernperor. A new Imperial decree regulates the dreg; of the co::stitoted anthorities. The tribunes ire to evar a scarf round their shoulders, wits a 'sword, a round hat with white feathers. The members of the senate are to have an embroidered marde. :tad a 'bon sword, with a cued hat and a diamond buttor.. Another Imperial decree is .1.4 expeAed to regulate the dresses a Lai., to be presented at cone. The English Istnaica ship, Recover'', slued at 5C,900 pounds sterling, has been t-rriA into St. Andero, in Spain, by the Vrso privateer, frum Nantes On: street and one vinare at Ilente; hare been called N ipoleon-'trcet and I'Zaprlenti , quare. A new melo-Jrasna, called er;11 soon make its apraiance. It will be represented with great pomp, exposing all the horrors of the conelnel of the Erglish, in the East Indies. The expences for the decorations. Scc. which are immense, are paid by the Imperial Treasury. Ti.: Lig at BeAUCAiI* is much fi:nutated year. The Engliih East Inflama% captured by the frigate Psych*. from the Isle of Franco, is valued at 400,000 dollars. VERDUN. 7 16. Sir James Crauford, late English minister at Fi osiburgh, has obtained the Emperor's permtssion to use the baths of Ais-lasChapelle for the recovery - of his health, and has therefore Lit this town. rLotexcL, JLLY 10 The King of Sardinia, who has kit Rnarst for Gaeta, in the ki gdum of Naples, vrill, according to report. continue his voyage, and go to Malt I. Last Saturday the Prirce and Prince's Borghese left this city for Lucca. Madame Bomparte, the mother, has alr-ady arrived here from !Ulm,. Car dinal Fesh accompanied her ai far as to the Roman frontiers. The report that another engagement has taken place between the Toulon flit and tl.at unJer tae command of Lord Nelson, in the vicinity r f corsica i and to the advantage of the former, is not bel:ev,d„ naterz,c, JCL V tO. The Russian fleet has sated from Rtvel, to cruise in the Baltic and in the German Sea. nit:intim, JULY 23. Oa the 12th, in the evening, the King rd Sweden arrived bete, aod after visiting the cate•fi use, c:.ureles, and other pe).ic bulling% andcuriositics, His MAjoi:y continued Lis journey over A:uberg to M I DDLLSFir ELECTION i t commirrEF. of SIR FRANCIS lIVR- D TTS Frartius aritvt.vtry DUf, fmtn - Eicht in the Me.n.nr till Ten at Nigla, at the BEN .1 HINSON'S HE NI), U 11.1 T %VIM) STREET, I.INCt/LN'S INN Flri.ui, to T`l,, va C +Ni.nuniestioris ripeiing the Eleetioa, to pr.%41• for the Fte!l.u:.icr i s a cod velaaee to the I lettings. It °BEAT ADAIR, Eti M. P in the Chair. Sti.IKSPE.IRE LOTTERY. ESSRS. 80YD1.1.1. beg leave to acquaint J..•. 1 the Public in gcleral, and their FrienL in paiticul-r, that tit. Ticksts fur the SHNKSPEARE LOTTERY. Priest Thre: Guinoaa, with Schemes of the .101 Lettere. are II 3W reAdv for (t.lissar. It the Sttaitymite Gaiety, Pa:l-Mall (which roraLpen. may view PUY ; at Mrs's. lloydatrs, Na. 99. rholtrAde ; ant at a the Lieenatd Lutery o.t.ae; sit Great Britain and Ireland. IRISH LIKENS. IN consequence of the many co-n7laints against LIKIS Clotns wh . ,•esse 1 by the chemical rrec 0., a Com pany ws L,nmd in II I. by ~no of the rlitt EI,JCh ifs in Ire h.. 1, to supply the Pub'ie in this Country with Clothe of the het , Faber Matched in the ad sort usual nstor,,A, a t th • u.icilmale Irish pnces. Their urljiiiJ plan is invariably artheral to, via. T i te'l one piece. bin nit A niefe to be toilet the whoieiale price. Erizt p.:ce rated, and n a . te'aiimi of l ince. A'l gonch wanunted. mutt oi tiorpri retorned if a faille api:ears. Tom finr-innith, a id . eyee-eicistlts Llf)l.4s COUlliti about twenti y.tnis each puce. • "llcir nine-eighths a:rti nye-tooth. Sheatinp contain about fifty too y a.e.s r4cl. ute. Th e i r aix.f.,urt..a Sialm.rgs contain about thirty-two yards earli •.• 111.,a1 In. Built a It 4ani N•stes, J. O'JIRIEN, Arent to the C.anpany. Rern-Ivml from Gr R .1-IAI-street, to 4, 11;men.lury. vinare, n.:ar 1 cart awl Sou. hasuptou-5t.e..14. le,nlinz 1.. Hal Jinn. Prague. SPItLIN, JCLY 2°. On the 17th of next month the King sets ow i r the reviims in Silesia. from which Ilia Niaje..ty \ai return the Sin following. verve. 4. Field Marshal Bernadotte uas formerly la • itos commissioned oilicer, made a prisoner Ly the Hono verians in storming a fort in the East Indies. Co looel Wange.iheira. to whom he was carried, is now a member of the Hanoverian states; Bernadette knew him again imnse hotel'', and thanked him for his former good behaviour. A pr;vate 1-tter from Altana, dated July 3lst, says, a The King of NWE inn left Carlsruhe rather unexpedeily, and, after a short visit to Vienna, Hie Istijesty intends direaly to return to Stockholm's." The news from Sweden will soon become very interesting. They write from Nurnberg, that there. as we