The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-09-06 00:00:00

~~ .. 41, NUMBER 841.) TIIE TRE.ROY AL, HAYMARKET. .rrnis PRESENT EVENING, Sept. 6, will A be plesenteil, the Comedy of WILD OATS. Sir Georg. Thunder, Mr. Liston; Ellisten; Hors Thalia, Nlr. CamphAl; John rhiry, Mr. Hatton ; Gonnin, Mr. Wharton; Ll,llll, Mr Minton; Ephrattn, )k No t es , ' S.rn, Mr. Ta ylor Zachariah, Mr. Johnston ; gbdg., Mr. Clifford, Lady Amaranth, Mrs. Gib4s ; Amelia, die C.Wand ; Jms, Mrs. nodose. To srhi , h wilt be lAI,I, the Comedy of KATHARINE AND PETRUCHIO. Mr. Eniston; Bista, Mr. W har t on; Hot- Mr. Smith; Grumin, Mr. DowtonMusic Master, Ntinton; Biondello, Mr Gismo •' Tai'or, Mr. Liston; Mr. Truman ; Cook, Mr. Joliribton ; Peter, Mr. Katharine, Mrs. 01bbs; Bianca, Mrs. Kendall; Mis Powe I. cows', Ths Comedy of The Wheel of Fortune, with itunth r. , --s fur the Bore: to bn taken of Mr Rice, at the Theatre. N a m., 53.—Pit, Sy...First Gallery, 2s..—Sseond Gar-ry, Is. The Dons to be opened at Six ii*Cock, and begin pacts. ly at Senn. CIRCUS COMPANY. L %Alarms LOYAL Tfl E Or MIRTH. LYCEUM, STRAND. Se p„mi.sion of the Lord 04.0* 'sin, and %MOM the Pa ' truglltO -Of His Royal Hie,rest' D u k e o f KENT , lITILL RE-OPEN TO-MORROW, Sept, 7, V ou'i a Variety of ENTfIITAINMENTS, part:eu -11.1, a Gad Coyer. Pantomime, calk THE CI..nWN-EMPEROrt of CHINA I Or, HARLEQUIN IN LIVERPOOL. I trolusog.mnong a aarioty of new Szrutery, the TORT of LP:ERN/01 , , with REAL SHIPPING on REAL WA LR, ai I.ito ill awl nut of the Hatoour. CI .#l., LAURENT. Further pertieuists in the b.:4 of the Day LEFT at the !IA LF-MI a Little RAY MAKE, as to give Notice, that if the .ay in Fourteen Days from the .1 ito hereof, she w.II be Sold to. pay the Expencev The Mare was left by a Batches*, on the laid of bat %tooth. Sept. 5, 1305. JOSEPH ATICINSOOI, LISBON, CALCAVELL A, nucr.t.t.As,, .• , e'at. FOREIGN WINES for SALE, at No. 49, Gi' Castle.etreet () d 1 4 .4 t, at Sim p,r dozen ; Lisbo n, ' Calcavella, &c. at 38s. per do. .n ;de livered free of expence, in large vizt•cl bottl,4, to an, I al , of town ; and any order oast font dozen, 13 nattle, home.' &wen Offire hmir. from Eleven to Half omit Four o'clock, where Samples knight be tasted. !toy orduis 'toter linar;, a Letter li ,, v at t;r , door t . • t•cei re them. Pres, and will beputatished by Sitbecription, i Wisner, iu One elegant Vohnne, 4to. prune _ _ _yet, and hot pressed, price to Subscr:bers, it.,ards, to be paid on delivery of the W or k, A SYSTEM of DOMESTIC COOKERY; ailiapted AS well to orerefintd tase of the F.piciire, as the s•mirle wishes of rural Lfe. TO which will be subjoined, An ESSAY, being a comparaelre Survey of the various Mode: of preparing Viand, ' and serving:Tau- Delicacies in the several Kingdom; of F.rrope, the East and first 'whet, eta. &c. By Jir-IN SKILL, Purveyor (.meral, &c Imperial and Most Faithful rtlaiesties, Tarot Royal Ifighoesess tb., Ptioce of Wa'ess 1) , IKO. on York and Llartioree, Dnichess raf Cuniberlard, see. Of the old Itali to and French Warehouses, Etch Sate-mend P.ntahle Sou Manufactory, No. th and 16, Strand) frefr Marines Church, London. Ettablidied upwards of Feisty Nears. ADDRPAS. • The &sleet of the rrse a Poolicationis to topersede Ames extrivagatie ansi roin-mti: -totems with winch the Punlic hot 1461 bee.) deluded, and in their tread to presont a PR ACTT • CAI:'fREA•!'ISE m COOKERY, eithtr to the table of toe Pewee, or tiie hu ribte-o(Jietager.: • To W.(1.10Z11 eroitor4 it oar r..,piasts, and yet presents dm tuogarice I. them . to give to mien forte:and co-Coate tise eti quette of •he drat etudes nf rank and fashion I to c0 , t 4 . 4 44t the MA 4 5, sod manor-+, of And ••nts r alt ulnae of the M o o e s ; ihventeryt,t4hiMri geraeuts of DeVuestic Fen " noni), to co-r,blireeiega . &s and ...,10ty. T. rhe Navy st.d fir,:,. this W.,. k will be peculiarly sate , rr an:onion wd 'le paid u, the a4remerts of Naval Mdit lite; a colisidetatioa highly important in lung V., 4,4 pecaliar prufestro:s the Author, and a long re. ald-ne.• 111 , C.l Allleat n kurose. hen einibh dto hest the al,leet In a marine) entirely new, and t a rerid..r it unique by th- .ic appear...a if Receive, which or, Cook can supply, and ) have b :Vrl. hitherto accounted 'lra le Secret:, and there f.• unpabliehrd 4,1 entire Section will he devoted to the preparation of ; a system sear known land; bu - which, generally known, cannot 4,1 to create an esiieha in the region, of the Table, and prodihe a revolution m the . gout of the be hr steams ! • • Names of Subscribers wilt bo received at ht"srs. Skill, an 1 Co.'s, at whose Warchous-, the ctnicest assortment in I. anion oi the following Articles is constantly to be had, and o , the most moderate terms, viz. SPRUCE BEER, Of the cholera' quality, and ii, the finest order for drinleiny, and at only Sli Shilliugs per Jaen ; delivered to any part of Lrodon, free of expence, for ready money only, bottles extra •• • idekeeners, Tavern, Coif-se-hence Keeper., Publicans, &c. supplied on nacre re.osonable tennis than at auy nthe, house Lnnilon Also, with Th., FINE AMERICAN ESSENCE of SPRUCE, for main ; ; the Esser which wit he found to the mint donnous heverage ever dranx for the snra.g, suoi.iner, aod months Poi cal direcfons f d o t each jar, and any quantity pi kid for exported. a.d :.auditry orders at lt short orifice. F.NE NEW LIANiSa CRANRE.RRIES,R,4 and White, in i ars, 7s SI 14s. a,..1 ich, properly packed for Town and Cmntry, lately irov,tuit.ll. Mr. Seidl, haying 'raided nosey years in Great Britain, Fmrtre, Spam, Flande.s, and Per tugal, an I having Pormed %try exten sive town •ctions durMg 11:s residence in tii,se countries, i , enabled tv obtain all the ddicacies fdr the table, and every article in th- foe tiger line, with toe greatest expedition , and, en consznatenc the P,rdie can always ndy that the articles sold at these Warehouses are of the best kind.• g •aoine, and on the most mod Pie ter. s. SKILL's STX•POUNorgs, n. Home of evil) .abtrpotinds each, kw side dishes, vital; finalities, Sic lured Patera' ladies. They aro of a most exqunite quality end n u ll ti/wiur. Mll %S, TONGUES, Svc. all saws, and in the greatest totes. I . SI TONGUES, nicely pickled, always ready f,,r Use, nor rerOione snuk mg REIN DEER TONGUES, and every other sort of Smoked Tongues WESTPHALIA, YORKSHIRE, and WESTMOiILANo HAMS. WILFSITIRE B %CON, YORKSHIRE, and WEST. R LAND Into, and most eat:Alma PIGS' CHOPS. SKII.i. S PICKLED TRIPE, m small Cask:, for the Use of Gmticonen or the Navy and Army, implies, &c. N. B. West li,dir Wends, Cak,tailia of Shays, Ac• supplied with .env Quaroti.y at the , horint Notice; and with all kind, or llnttled l'orter, Str. DiTCII hEEF, to gate far Bread and Butter, and to make Beef Shaving will, IshlLL's GERM tN and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES. The very great fame Mr Skill has acquired by the Site of German ...it 14tlnaaa Seuwagey has induced him to keep always a large Stock on hand; end Merchants, Captains !if Ships, &c. may hay , ' a .v q halo), at the shortest notice, picked tar th! East and West Incite', Am &c.. True IFIZUNSWICK SAUSAGES, with Gulick or avnitout. Ri F.NGLISiI and FOREIGN PICKLES, of every Sort and li:SeeliAloo , - FUR 110M1. USF. AND EXPORTATION. A very go • e• Carird, in Jars, packed for Travelling, and long Voyages, air ...SKILL% INDIAN PICKLES; or, Exquisite and Nivea. salioired : entreprises' of llot mmed Pickles, after the inawier .it those preo,.ared in th: F..st Indies, viz. Manzees, Caulidovets, Lenit.ll4, Gerkin,, teniora, Samphire, Indian Ca French beans, Carrots, &c. In Jars, at let. bd. and 11 Is. SKILL'a EGO FLOUR, for Salads and Egg Sauce. If kept dry, avid keep f d ever. THE RICHES I' SAUCES IN TEF. *-*ORT.D. SKILL's IMPERIAL and ROY .L C SAUCES, to be eaten with all sorts of Fish, Ragout., and for enrich ing every kind of Made•Disli,r; ame •, Stelen, steaks, Cnops, Cutlets, Jic —A Culletinn of the highest Value to every Finney who use them conitantly. CAMP SAUCE of most exquisite, Fla,mr, and admirably adapted fon enriching every kind of Steer, Hashes, Made Dishes, &c. without requinag other Sesta g. ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, for Fish Sauce, prepay - d from the reel Gotgotia Anchovies, that he recommends to tae undies in general, es the richest in Erig"and. SAUCE DES EPICURES, for Devilling all Sorts of Game, Poultry, Stc and for Meidoomilig Made Dishes. CUR ATCII, to cat with Beef Steaks, Veal Cutlets, Mut ton • h. , s, itc. QUIN SAUCE, to eat with Turbot, l.ubsters, and all Kinds .4 Fish SAUCE A LA SUISSE, for Mock Turtle, rich Soups, and all Kind. of Graves. LEMON PICKLE, prepared after the most approved Me thod, and Irons thf.chnite , t Erort. S t VICE A L'IMPERI %LE, that rill ba found most ex• cellera f dr stewing Eels, Pike, Carp, Tench, Sc. SAUCE A LA MILITAIRE, Cadre, Walnut Ketchup, Indian Soy. MUSHROOM SAUCE, Casio,, Pityrade Sane", &c. SALT AD SAUCE, containing all the Ingredwrits rare furilreeeing a Sailed, and la good to cat with Lobsters, Sal suagatedy, &c. SAUCE DES ISL ER BR IT ANN IQU r S,Zootatitty Match, Caper Sauce, Oyster Ketchup, Sauce to l'Ecballutte, and every other Sauce used at the mot fast bLe.table, funning the greatest Crilliati.m in England. Ist *finales at Vs. and Si 64. each ; In Caw, with partitions, containing Twelve Bottles of above Sauces, only 11. Is. each. N. B In Chests, containing IS Cases of tho above Sasses, mutts peeked for tin Eat and West tales, America, Sc. r I V II FIP IH M IWINfrwaiIIiFN WPr iIf - iff "Wi llif"Wr' , *r.'. 1 1,.. • . -.,.....,—............. , , , ,0„....- . lit • „.„ o ,i ti4 , . • • s. ' ---4-. -*II\ , • • . - . .. .• . fir * . 0 311 P A .. , 4: : ~... 111 • ewl , it ill r 4 11. ' vlt i l lh 4 1 1 • • FWD- • ." , % 1 ••%. _:-. MA 6, I /g.)5. , 7 LOYAL, HAYMARKET. y EFT at the II A LF-MOON INN, BOROUGI , Prepuing fin Pre's, aturwill be"publiahNi by sithicription, i T EVENING, Sept. 6, will L a Little RAY MAME, about Fousteett 'lands High. toe ("1.4.1111; W tlitif, 11l One elegant Voh i m e , At, vonce Tlii. as to give Notice, that if the , aid Mare 111 nnt atm away on ..,, Wnve rapt*, and hilt pressed, prop. to Subset:bets, 18s. Comedy of . --. (ALF AT TIIORNVILLE ROYAL. () N THURSDAY, the 19th of SEPTEMBER, will be • SAI.F. by AUCT.ON rd all tits Vaiu,Nie cTTtt .. f THORtIUGiII•BRFT) STALLIONS. NAVES, FifiNTER' , . CARRIAGE • ItiR , T•S% wit: , a SET of tiro s ‘LI.S, HACKS. Si - 10011NC PONIES, &e. And, wt TVESDAT, the Ikt of Gabber, wdl be SOLD by AUCTION. All tits PAINTINGS: end, m, the , nter-oltong DI.. the FU'UN 'l.P.tr., CHINA, GLASS, CURIOSITIES pivot .us lieno ..ination‘. &c arc. C•telseihr will bw 'delivered, previnue to the doe of Sale, by /d , awes - back, • 1 the l'temt al., at M. ft,nlton's, A.J+inneer, York. liqn)..tibrodgo ; .tt the GrAnbv, littti at GO age 11uhh.43,1...e . 1. No. ~8, South- Lond,n. BARRACK OFFICE, SPICING GARDENS, 1.()NrION, A:Gobr 18CS. BARRACK DFrARTKIENT. rBUILDER~--s tip „ c 4 Perp* 07.1 4,e rift", t o bstred tar BUILDING r R kRRACK ret CAN" ER- Won', soy see tie Plvt, o.ld cheryie-tint, sod Fern et ('on. rya ,or th• ame et the ihirru amt LAW W. lost .0, kte:cti the Hatt,: of Tin awl LOUT lOCk . ter the ,!hte skr the Buitdissgt Stan, mast be ottdhuert to the 'hire ,eh Muer Ge.se..td, Sprits: Gerataa, uith " rootlet f.tr Building Lrracks at Cauter merAed ea two (*.are, awl delivered. uakd up, ha ee &titre Tula or'aak eat a lbah Lag it/ &ph-tater nett. Ta• Ptsteier oval he Area2:•ett wit% &retie., its 25'. per Ceut • .latount, far the MC Perforates tel the C0ta,..4.1 VIC ; trA LLUG-OFFICE. AUGOST 26, Ido3. r rilfiE COMMISSION RS lye Pirlstaitne Iris 31 ye.t•`;'• Hers do hereby girelVetire, That ON F r RID-i s' • Gth ..r •4pe.ittlicr near , they O. gal he ready to recent Tend.,, it antilig (sae ed an), rind t ent toe TWO I lUN OR F. f) CiI`.I.D.RIANTS at PI 1' I'd TA N FILLD MOOR COALS. fed par, to he delivered imnediote in Iwo emir. ea , Anei, free f dl iviro en./ gest t 110 alongside Hie ts's Prindites of Dipy . ,r4; note to he ;mid fee by 154:0•14/ 5.14 Leer nl , N,notu Ua , . e otter D.,tr. The Crottatunt. of Me Contra,:t may be Wm at the SeeretJey's 05'•e• . ill t r paid n eats Tender in which the Prier shalt heinterted in WO , ds it tine, or that shag not If dthrerti to e ; brim , J.,r u I (16 OM the said i•! , ,n Ihr 6th ttt leeLs writ. tor only. the Persia rho meshes the Trotter, or Mr' er RR.. his hohniti, ethe , ne. to a meer whets eittled for. VICTV4,LI.IR':.C)FFICE, Sart. 9, Inus. THE I SS lON 1 fir vim...1:J.1. Ili. du Aert4 ~:tve Notice, that a. HQ V. p.4', Me 16 A &dal., they tc•U Ae r•• .d tto ewer.. '..aitTs to. "" r (.ra r for T4REE 111141)RFD CIIA,ORUNS i TANif loll) )())4 CUA LS. ▪ kJ, Of treed short •ess ; to he detweed It 1. a .:r Cahteht, it the soave Al A rea Weeks /. ..1 al , rate of At tont • trim t and N!, t h ey tolz , tde the b -Ii 1/16 Altdtttg% "Ittasithirst PremiJes t • ienuntt A nu: S,•aA. t'a'e : rued to et 10014 Jar by I tits, Ittwnstl:e rich bitenst, :Vowts De w a;ter 4nia liat Ca' todattoosa of the nostra,l ase At titer the S . - rcta•O urn No &card r;11 he had to any In whs. t tlt , P. ier shell aW ittfristrtett aII u,ag at ln.rt y , th .1, dl no he dthre T, to Almrsl Ihfore Ott *Vora( nx the stud .Vortinft. the 16th !ward, nor uses. the Prem.. who 3Ptaiket the Tend, r, th• suaet imax au het 13, kor, aeon , to ahrtutr lAN. Celli dpq vlcru L LING-qFPICE, Anneal' 6,180.5, 'THE COMMISSIONF.RS for Viand/Mr iris ita hereby gice Ko.ice, Tito we WED- PrElli t , the 45th of September weir, Ora rill be ready to rend, r leo..ers its riitiie (waled n p ), lei i n ch inutieS 10' 11(141 K' EF net/ PORK, q . the hest OW 'Btu, and to he rasa in the mooing Season, as th, rasoeettre Intl owl Dealers thi- limy chi- , k ;rope' to ; anc-third part thereof' to he packed in Hat Ponehiosss; o,r•tkirt pert in T.e,ies; nowt the on -third pot to Bari th ; the latter to be of the d ebuts( reirriptie., rotiaziat,g fi;to.tom Fear pram( Pieces each. To be *traded into His Alitje.ty's V4esullt o : Starts nt Dept ford, rwtwartuth, nod Pldmouth, attel into the Army Fierttoltirty blares is Snint Cotheritir's, in equine Proporrioas el each de. 4:4aks, h, the Perim, undermentioned, vie. On•-tonal( of the whole by the 15th January, Orre-half of the ill quantity by the:Jibe Match, 1806; And the remainder by the 30th June, 4 4 to be paid for by Bills, peribk, with Interest, Ninety Days after Dote. The Condition of the Cowrie l may be tern at the Sceretero Ofti , e ; it this (Vitt ; or by oppirpog to Mr. Doostervitte, Arid fir the Vi at Cork ;to Ms Cadkolors of His Meit ,B 9 .l, Cestows nt /,rne,, r h, Etetti,r, Newry, end Waterford ; sod to the Pint Nailer General at Dublin, rdpeelively. N H IVo Tender for is lea ...•2tion ley then 500 Tierces will be admitted. A• '.;;art will be had tn owe Terefer, in which the Price shalt "Pt he to•trtett is Wends at length, or that shall not ha dative , ed at he ttnnrd bayiwo One on the soot Wealistsileit, the :SA Dno 1 .‘cptemlier eat, art unless the Person who "aka the 74 "tiartor sows Peaks as kit lithaV, attend, (a .or *has "Weil tor. WAN l'S a ?•ITUA BAILIFF and S 'TWA RII), al .ctive and wead] Young Mot, 90 Mari brags. wan • Painits ; was u,, 10 i'.. .arinstng line: aid 18,s, hit 1 , 011 Jail 110, wean, u a an Assi tart ro • Geadema i, who 1.10 the easnar it est, 1. La A 50.0w.01.. 01 a veil la-ge estate, cnosisting Of F• 1111.11, ..IC. and Wood. and lar...a in h4ll-1, Sr ; needen•tatid. int pono-d Part.ting, he aultsge.n.•nt of W ..• • d Plantations, raalcuts Reads. d'Alene], Lauds, itr,, and is •,r- , eAdv aiMi ff.° gilia• ACC , ,tha•. 'the Yuten4 Moe i H. 4 •t letswe, and will ha read:, a,l a werereetiee, to engage en a•.v n-w eni e loy. Raferenea: of the first rirvwftability .an b • given. F.ir firmer I`.o.cular,, a..ply to Sir Whaley. Bookseivr, oppGsoe the New church, Strand, 1.10141/11. On Smelllir, the 21st of this resent Month jsepittn 41;, Win be putilisoloa, in T meet Vulumus 13ru.. MC, P's. t ( EMOIKS OF BitY.kN PERDUE, a TIIONIAS HUl.Cittit L. Pfaited fur Longman, Hurt, Wald, sui;lOrnie, Patertioster• Of whim maT be hall just pnb I.hrd, Ti.: Se:and Leap,ll,,,t EMt AVtiq y nr, T' .e Motherand autighter, ap. V. wawa 11aw. Price Is. 61 _..de ' 1 0 yreriet and •- RISE OF TI SWIFT and Co. recexparteiV .iteit ; friends' not to delay their Intschares in the Liqtats s trs the Tir . kets Lee late', risen In price, and will cettataly co ranch higher hfo , e the thawing, *lnch take , /fare OU t:lrt 3 Ili of th's Mot Ah. The great dammed for Tickets and. Shares in this Luttzry, may be attributed to toe eircuna-tance of dui fist 3001151 a rks being erititiel to 101. each, which, in atleition to the Gunther of Capital Pflaw. Schoine eirntaint, hat taintel Inc it an extraorthasty. degree af grultle.:. dattiett and support. .gchemei at large, with a I.st of the Ca;iital Priz. sold by Swirl a n d C.). in thetas' Lotteries, i.sas o. received at their nt.l ()thee. N o . 11 , Poultry, and .. their Agents in inis.t of tne prinewal towns. STATE LOT f ERIC FOR MOS, Begins Grading Molitor, 3:11i Sootemb-r, 1805. rrHE TiciteTs are So:a. and divided into Quarters, Furst i. , '4O Sixtecuths. gut Cu St.).:k Brok At thou State Lottery Othce. N. 93, urilo• tue Koval Ex. change, Linn:ion Letters, Pi:IA-pat], r a laver:Al, and Scheibe, Gratis. 7'llE SCHEME CONTAiISS, Pita r of 3 3 4 6 10 'fhe towe‘t PPM.: 2 .1. Ante tni. each 1 , 4 the First-drawn Three Titnorind IL • lit, it • Country p.cunioanied or/An b., .irr IAnI, on [a mnion, P eat thfi.se Onlan a er C.r.h, in P a re - r b. ...bell r Carn r , puncru . Ih attoWitd 1431 , 101fre4),• , th1t-nts m .y de veld on being t.oa pla exactly on the mina Tanta as ti per aonally present PKFSENr 30th SEPTEVIBF.R. the STATE LOTTERY comineecea DRAWING. TICKE S 4nd SHARES are on S4LE by micHAßDsoh, CI•L-111L111t.K, and Co. Kan , •tmiid inen, Canhill, and facing the Gate of the King's 111.. w., Ctiarin w a ea, Louden. SCHEME. 3 Nab of L. en.:;00 I • Prizes of L. 4,000 10,340 6 5 0 0 10 &e. des. &e. The 'ewe . ' P• se Ill.; a t . o th . rhree Thousand fist drawn Blank, nth entitled to La. INIC.I, Inalt‘,l 7,619 heath's. Riehirdsoit, a , nAluck, aud Co. iveommeiel an immediate purchase, there 'erne nnly Twenty-See Tninsand Tickets in the preaent Lottery (Fee rn mean.; le.v then nr the last), and from the Scheme being uttnahulis arpro.ed, and the demand very rest. Tickets will be scarce, and n.ust advance con ailerably. THE ONLY LOTTERY to be drown this Year, begtas Stith SEPTEMBER, 1805. SCLIEME. L. a Prises of S 3 4 6 • 1;100 1U 30 0 4,500 J,uoo Fust-d , asrn Blanks i 10 each 50.000 ent tiled us 7,619 Benefits 17,:381 Blanks ...—......• 25,900 Tickets L. 210,000 The Find.drasto Tteitet sth Dar .. L. 10,000 Isatto 6th Dar 10,000 Ditto 7th Day Are part of the Anne Capitaia • - • Tickets and Myatt+ ate on Sale at all U. Lieeneed Lottrrj Laces. Pries of a Twigs .... L. 19 13 Hall Quartet .t tl jucE Foßifoit INTL:LUG ENG& FROM TAPARiS ,PAPERS. z • EXTRACT.FROM' THL - ai Az of nrANKF 411 re GI 1 rIL Ibrp, or ALiritliir. I,:rON THI NOTE PLlSLislif D. Otr . Y. 00 1 rOSILTZOrt, lottrYlol.;s TWHIS rro:4 ' " itar.ra. accv 16. " The arrival of 14: Neivo A ijtxoff at Berlin er. cited considerable interest shroigsnut Entope.--. That jr;urney•Will be 'crinsiderN io history as little better than a serious comedy,, with a fars,icatl chiston. The Note'venich this ginjstef „Restated by way of aporng y for the snd r denne4s.aNaiscanirep ture,.is even 'a greater (.bj v a of cisciosityrtipUltre levity of hii proceedings; and if it wertatlisamd intissige in pleas.ntry upon a Walt& hatsplelog, ts happiness of mankind, many instalVers. 0 0. 1 000 pointed 01.1 t in the condo , / of n. Noacmasediatooit prove that he was qualified to perform/At roweras arrant comma. . • " He announced himself as the bearer of *peat mediation, and the public journals rang for, sia months with reports of his journey. He at last pie. tented himself as cammislioned to open a negotia tion; all the world applauded this happy disposition; FranceWeelived it with ecstacy ; the passports which he requested for France, are, without any previous explanation sent to him, and, at the moment that the hopes of Europe were highest, M. Novosilttoff. without having made any overture, without having mentioned a single proposition, without having me demanded a conference, suddenly quits Bolin, dr-- daring that he is no longer authorised to cegocia' • He does more: and this confession enables us to judge of the sincerity of his mission; he declares that he is not authorised to negociate, either with the Emperor of the French, or with the. King of Italy, or with the adaal Sovereign of Genoa, hut with the head of the French Government. We rralt ly know not Low to call this diplomatic - reserve.... Without doubt, if his Excellency had been satisfied of the complete submission of the Emperor of the French, to the absolute commands of Russia, he would feel himself autitoris-d to grant him a title which Europe has acknowledged, and which nee& no farther confirmation. The reservation in the Note of M. Novosiltzoff does not, nevertheless. appear the less imprudent to all impartial and candid persons ; it certainly *ill have ner iniusnme upon the determination of the.Eroperor Napoleor, who is not a man to sacrifice things to worch, and who weighs proceedings according to their due esti. mate. The illustrious Emperor of the French well knows, that a century is not vet elapsed, since este of his worms redeemers refused to give the Autocrat of Russia the title of Majesty, and would or.!y allow him that of Highness; but, as he wishes for peace, he will not argue with the E.ope. Tor Alexander upon this historical proof of the newness of his fund'. Napoleon judges of men by their personal merit ; and judge's of Sovereigns 'only by the importance of their States. It is not the less surprising that a Monarch, animated, ac cording to the declaration of M. Novosiltsoff, by so sincere a wish for peace, should begin by calling in question the principles by which social order and the tranquillity of States are proteCted. The political confusion which prevailed in France, appeare,l, for a long time, the only reasonable cause which could obstruft the pacific intentions cf l'owers, and furnish an excuse for their uneasiness and coolness : they could wish for nothing more con ducive to their vital interests, than to treat with a Government analogous to their own, which e!.ould at the same time assume the majesty of re-ul ir au thority, and acquire all its solidity. By what ex• travagance has the Russian Cabinet, losiatr sight of this principle, involved itself in that ambiguity of expression, in that confusion of qualification! There must be then in the views of Russia an in. terest parart; unt to the general interest of Europe. " What could have been the real obstacle to the negotiation ? WAS it the nomination of the Emperor Napoleon to the sovereignty of Italy ? 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