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i HEAI'RE ROYAL, DRURY-L ANE. T TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, Ort. 6, Their Ma imiec Servants well perform (not acted ebb Season), II Come dy, called THE BEAUX STRATAGEM. Aimwell, Mr Do lAA; Archer, Mr. Elliiten (being' , hie 5r4 apti,aratr“e in that Character) ; Foigard, Mr Johnstone; S M• &i 'lister, Jon. Dorinda, Miss Mellen; Mrs. S LA. Mn Jordan ; Chem, Misr Dc Camp. • Attu which wi'l be eerily Al I not sew! these Eight 'Vows), an I ti.toriral Rom., a it The Act., called RICHARD CCEUR DE LION. With eutirdy New SC,'llefy, Maehinery, Dresses, aud Decorations. R:liard, Mr. IC, Tv ; Blond d , 'sr Plwrinnre ; Sir Owen, Mr. El• • mitn ; Old Mathew, Mr M M oc k ; A nt mo, Mrs. ;Guillnt, Mr Suet; Matilda ' Mn. Mountain ; Lau "?e•t..„ he a Young Lade (being her First Appear cue nu any Stag ; Julie, C ; Dorcas, Mrs. Nimbi ,cks. On Monday next, Mns Duncan, from the Theatre-Royal, F''• rah, will make '..r first ap.searanee at Th•s Th. , atre„ in the character of Lady Tulak, in the Comedy'rif The Schixil ter Seaiulal The to be opened at lialfliast Five, and begin at Dal in t Six. P ar:K foi• taxes to !iken of Mr. Fositrook l at the Bow Officer, in Litt!, Rus.:ll-,truct. 11 ill". Cr.. 94 3,—Pit 34. 6d. Second Price Is.— Gift.rr Its. *woad "nee IL—Upper Glellery te. Second Nee sitt nrTHEATRE ROYAL COVENT GARDFN. THIS EVENING, October S. 1304, sill by acre , 1 Comedy. called THE MAN THE WORLD. Lord LIP I u pmart, Waddy ; iir 1..-rtinam Mama). phrty W. Coke Au , kat apirar.s..e thti seasoft ); It.•rton, Mr. 11. Sid 'oas ; NalNLe , Mr. Cory ; Sidney. Mr Murray. Lady Ro iolpha Lualbercoult, Ms. Glover , Lady 111yeephant, Mi.. Lawry.; C.alsranria, Me:. IL SulLLina ; Petty Hint, Mrs. Matt.eks; Nanny, Mils Cox. To which will be Lid d, a Entertainment, calkd ROBIN HOOD. Fatherbert, Mr. Elerte-port ; Robin linorl, M.% Taylor; Elwin, %tr. Incl,don; 1,i•r1.2 loh.l, Mr Mundmi !tog Mr% okins; Clortnda, Mr: Martyr; Annette, Mrs. Taylor. The Public are re:ie.:tinily infonsed, that on Monday, Siddnres will make her first app. num this season, in flit Cli,acter of Elvira, in the Piay of P:ztrro•-.:fo which will be add d, the %twice/ Farce of Lock and Kee. Boars Pty. 6d. tialler) 2s, (Ivor Gallery It. Pfteet fort « Boxes to be takut of Str. 11:111,:•13, at tie lins.t)ffice, in I lartistreet. - Th.. Dunn viii be n 'enc.! at ailf-pzu Fire, and the Per. mance begin at Heliipait Six. STILL O?EN. Since Two ears, at SAVILLE HOUSE, LEICESTER SQIARE, every Day, from Ten in the Writing till Ten in the Fretting, under the P. we lege of Hii Koval Highness the Penn-cid Waits, the ceie baited, o ginal and umider. - iil Cahihitinn If Cie inenmpanihle Twitch. English, and G .ttnan INVISIBLE GIRLS of Mr. CHARI.I..S. the "my invent •r thert-if. Aiio the new, and Rid m .istosicb :ig Experiment the WON:I)ER PAIL PINT ef the famous Oracle of Delphrki, which, by the mom aaf its bead, eyes, and line, appeart As ani.meed, to !he surpri, of the visite.", will held a c.eiversation etkife h•ltt 4 tbv r hoot ; *46 in !LA, Ircerneh, seal Ger.nan ; tell th.; hour by (114 W.::b, ac. .sce WRITE of plying (Eke boys At their hoops) with the Sidle" s, he vii the Su.s font his socket, Dian and Venus together to set by the ears, And of hitting the Main in hi. pocket alpping Mercury's wings, and with Jupiter play, And his swift resoluriou shawl, it, Co th. ho /alum, and Ring bins away, Toe tic 'rim to doh from his orbit : Sock !trope. might gin him much Patin; fame, Lit iIiCKSON, fa 0'h4r.444e ties Rains, To .cu ~ coin Sau..es, to meta a name, And make tM Strand limo Is for Pickling. Wi.h the !Mean cheese, and ti.h tarrnason, g.--stthes to el, site y.., Viv t S tYth t , Oils, Margo's, kian, Dutch It. trines and Rolf t.. uteri& 'ye. Cny iiibuo, Camases* Morelis, 4.,.• 'd (swab i••• piepar A:MI )1, Awl, am i dst t h e :nag Lie .4ilhe admit he You'll find what are chilly desired. D R. JAMES', FEVER POWDER and ANA LEPTIC PI:.LS, .-ipared immon e at there Inert' prices of li. 9,t. th e p., •kei, a id UN per Ilene, by RENJ PERRIN, Cheque, No 24, S.uteameßbt-str art, 6arei •t-r trden, 1.0. r 10 ~ Chou. , tie-vni mho cycr :we oareel aerie for .he lat.. qtr. 12 nh-rt J.me, and to his SUCCellierS un.il feurtirra ionntli. of er hid derev , e--they are clingy gosuuitite siaith ttiogr add at doubly that rrice -.l.3diem peeticolar in their I.aveuder Water, will i ''d t hen 2014.e8 m uckgrAlised ty Perrin', I) .iible Untitled, at 4+ 9.1 pet bottle, etas deli -ato I'M &arrant a flavour a: any in ' , radon, , Ithougn d - ni.ile that peke. Alto he much eaterined Honey Water, of delicate fry g , .inc.:. itr cleansing. peetentn. anJ prom..ting the vow*. ~,r Flak, and preventing i ' fi. "' lonlOtx Croy, Moe 44. tt..c -an t e • aiae bottle requires thily to 'n treed to cloture its atm- ~ .............„;,,............. 'i.e. DICTATES OF COMMON SENSE. " LA r • es e leaves on trees, the raze of man i found, 14 s . • . acne green in youth, some witii'n lig et the ground Ev,e. Person, but particularly the Fathers and Moth. rs of Famine:, ..hot,lll coy -pier that the preomt "I" tur is the Avon eiekness, and freq uent l y o f d eat h . I n dasln,lte nv "'” a ll nat "re Went , tending to decay: the tre s gra laee their verdure: to richest produttions of the earth rots the air is Tul; of putrid perti.les; and we Ina! be sir. 4 to draw in di.. seeds of disease at every breath. Nur it •agues and fevers, of all 110n3, prevAil ; that colds, 'lee., Ind various disea.es of the lungs, begin to be severely c •t tit,t rhetimitisin and the gout creep on with limp p4st, hike their own victims; and that the human frame, isla n d by former heat, and by nervous weakness, Ii cinnes the ;tidy receiver of a thnosand appmaching Ills, Temperance, eierc:se, and an increase of warmth in dfCss, so as to iiminote sasemide Ireteintatier , , are the best preventives; but, where t he enemy hat Already tak,m a stron g hold, and where ertedi. tine is necessary to assist nature in effecting a complete cunt, the mambos of man have not yet found out ; no: hu cape rime* oftener ottuoihrined all, rent-sly for those complaints, so tare, so pleasant, and su eitytual, as Dr. WERSTER's i:Nte /Asti DIET DRINK. The virtues of this discovery are can ly eePiateed. and the best rulcs fir the preeminent and ewe of diseases are la - . 4 down with the utmost daemon and ti o‘Plieity, in the third Maros of the D oc t or '. " Practical theerntiosu ou the Preservation of tlealtli." 71. This work, pie* es. a the Diet Drink in pi n t bottles, at et e or, with a double quantity, 14 each (duty incitidedl. us awl by the Propretors, Le their house, No. 99, Kenning tenkne, Vauxhall; also p ri ncipal Agent, Mr. W. chy ni i.. and ps, rum try; Messrs. Bacon ,„" N teu• 1:a0, Oak4stetrret ; Ward, 11s.ibom; Oxley and %,^ • Ott mitts to Her Majesty, yi arysnarket; Midgley, city ntht and Dr uggo - r, 49, !Strand Conantenx row, , n ,.. 111111 , 1 _ 1 t"" '044; H •uriett, Dre , 4aist. :11, High-st reet , S o . Drupskt, 23, Mitecha;srli and be at least °V SO Atelier or ?a:pet tabs- Vender uf Pnelr Medicines ru principal Town in dui Vatted Kieidosh II • • • 0, •• 711 • v . t " '• raUNIBI.F. .7' . kfite i;ritteob COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFF ICE, Sart. 3, ISu4 r , ENOBILITY, GENTRY, aid OTIIEItS, nre wo r med, that the Sidiseription Papers fee Ho es, CUT. rioges, c. are t, Admen ply' the Thatched Rinse Tavern, the Manilon I Luise, the ?lull and Mouth Inn, and Goldan Cons, Charing Cross, and lay at ter MISSA Y GEISF d AL'S tifficE, ik GREAT GEORGE SFR KET, for to,h fioilser Snesenptions as wily he tendered ; and that Maeldnes for hanging on the Carriages of Conhts, Gan tuts, and Post Chaise's, kilt he delterzd to those wha hare sniscribed, int Applgt.tion to Mr. Hall, Hamilton-street, Hyde Parktorner. SZPT. 29, 1 804 . THE CONIMISSIONERS for 'if/1,016"c I si Abiesty, Nary do hereby give Kosice, That an Nett, the sth at tt,lnber, they wilt he ready to rereite nutters it trri irg (sealed a"), and treat for ate Ira adred Thorsand Gallows hat Lidil Hum, to be delivered (drip .. .ye) in Sit ' reds, Ly 1re,41,1 prapartia n t, one hall into the Stores at Pt . timarth, and the estastiney If is ied 3lotties, iris thase at Ileoliord cad Petrtsotatata ; dad to be paid lar by Bills, payable with Interest, nut; 'Apia otter th , te. N. R. No raid, a less I:tiartity than Fire Theatond Gal lam art!l to. admit, ca. the Cestilitiette of the Coal a... 1 ue uy Le sent at the Se'retort' X iicgard will fie had to any Tettier is which the Price shad net be huerted in Ward, at length, aii that shall not he delivered to the Robed hey:we One tielosk on the slid Friday nert, the 3th "'October, wee unless the Person who make, the Te,,cter, or NNW Patton On his &hail, aiteial amis... whin estiril for. VICTuA UN( 01:110E, Orr. 2, 1804. THE CONIMISSIONERS for i r iiimalling His Majest 7 's Nary as hereby:Or, Votice, Tha as Ti;I:SDA the 16th in.t, they td be ready to retraw iattn la writing (seated op), Ind tore I•nr a- w *nu flogs (the Caeca. s of &Ai eA me to er •igh has than 112 Pounds each), as milt 'troths. c •ee Wsindred Tons ,f Pork ; if b. killed in His Aldj,,rie s Premises, at Demi , rd, between the 22.1 instant a n d the Mit March nett. The First net'very wci.•h to take plain ot dna, the said 214 iwtns.t , n-nI the Sqlompirot Dclizieri" to in. •0, stoned rapier in each Week, nt sa,•h nor .r Peoportions, is 'hot the note she Ihe completed by the 31 of item, Poen ktore 'nen liaised : old to be paid for I•y payatile with Interest, Ninety Dais ajar date of the Cataract may be men at the Sec:et:n.o. (71 re. N. Regard will be had to eau nada, iaokieft ti; Price qhan out be ag.ert. I its Words at rnsth, or tu t A k t'so Boird b,frre Oft leCteekoes k raid Tooulay a de lth %or tillfeti the &ritoi erk , , rakts t?. e. Tender, yr Ad NMI/ OM hie &kW; attends., t• manor. when coiled fOl . EAST INDIA 1101/SE, Seer. 1104. T HE COURT grOIRECTORS If thr UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS ,!f ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST-INDIES do herb,, Artier, That • General Court e the said Company mall be held •t their /low• In reaelenholl street, 0.7 Friday o,e 5111 of Odaher Pint. lives Zlere• in the Foneea•st, static S i in the Leer- In:, to Ile/Won the follossiag Yaoseien, flat it-. Jr, en !learn e ntangle,. he permitted to return to 1 1 1..drits with hit Rank iw the ettnevanys &reset." IN a. der to elett.lnine Gn turh Bathe, whether three parts infmtr 1 the Preprietent present et neck General Cern ratwebt that the said Mr. James Hong Cesanefor be permuted to ecturn s ith kis Rasa in the ennisinsis &Trice. WILLIAM RA\ISAY, Sec. EAST•INDIA HOUSE, Oct 3, Iqo4. AVHE REA S &miry (ivects bare lain for Serest • Yeers sad arm sob, in t/oe EAST INDIA COM- PlNrt wARF.HOUS ES, slate the secreal Soles, at tele', .hey rem rope that; sold ; and whereas, I' en Ankle of the Coot panyi imgrishic ty the Sole, at which they were cold, all G.n,d, Idling wader such Ikseriottmt are li.b4 to he re., 0 1,4 on 0, 4 , 1 Orts Mottles Mere of the sane in the London Casette, the Cool of Dire 'tors of the said Comp*" do 14.rthy (ire Notice, that if the said Goods ore amt, not Lion the 13th of November Nat, cleared ant Wu* patty the said Compony's Ilieehow s , the amine utU k rewlat at the Compamy's Comte, 04 Ire slassilay, , the 1444 Noimber. WILLIAM R 141 SAY, Secretory. The Onside likewise give 'Voice, the. he 'rid Gaftis ,ne e At ia. spelieet be Iny ream regairi.se the esi..r, by epidentr, et the Caen penis Henget !firehouse,. GRAND STATE LOTTERY, NOW DRAWING. TOE. the only opportunity that 4,fferg this 4 Year, qf gaining a INDEPENDENT FORTUNE., by tltc lowa State Lottery. The only Prizes yet drawn are, N 0.3,260 1,. 10,000 shared by flowed. yin. 10,234 L. 10,000 , hared by Sish. No. 'i,716 L. 1,000 shared he Milani. No 1'.1,002 L. 1,400 shared by Swim No. 20,724 1.. 1,000 soh! by Nish. Tbere now remain the foliareing Capitals, and auk/ SEVEN DAYS 10 DRAW. 3 1 a S a Se. dc. &e. Awl nn Prize less than 201. Days of Drawing: fliaunia_ y i (*sober 6 w;11 b. th e 4th D ay o f D rawing Wasaftlay, fletaher 10 Setstriay, (Moller 13 Wtdaerlay, October 17 ...• 7th Day Toothy, Cr.a.oher 23 Friday, October 26 Saturtiar, October 27 Ticket; awl Shales on Sale, warrauted mblrawn, at all the Lii.enstd 1..36cea. iJrtf: O 00) PORT, M'.DEIRA, !BURRY, BLICELLA, sc. (ZPEXCER and PERKINS, WINE and BRANDY Mi*CHANTS, Mn. 115, Newgate-street, take leave to acquaint the Public, that they now keli, and for 14 years List past, have never kept Iles4 0411 twelve thousand gallons of G 'naive Witte, in vats and casks, ripening and ntadincating lot bottling; and from twenty to thirty tnimund Bottles of crested Old root, Madeira, tee By this mode of keepine, their Wines arc au improved in flavour, and tkeir cordial quali ties retained, a, to render them MGM grateful to the stomachs of nervous habits, and the ay.*, and intir o, experience has connoted many eminent PhysiCiallS, who no • strongly re commend their Old Nine•, as the most w holesome and restmas tire Liquor. By thi• Stock they are enabled to serve diva kneads with soperi .r Wine, of great age, and of the best Vintiga, on the most moth•rate Terms, for Ready Moen.—. They have al,st an uticonimonly large Stock of very 0 .1 Cuw•iac Brandy, Vise aiilJaina:ca Rum, and a large Quantity of 111,' st excellent Last India Orange Shrub. I% TONEY LENT or BORItOWED.--The City J,.‘11. is the place where Mi. ,iey Matters are transaled, and, though applimition is made th r mat End of the Town, the Amines. is neg•.ciated in the City. Gentlemen or Ladies of Fas ion, or others, may be supplied by Annuity, or en their 8.114 or Notes, or any other kind of security. Those who hare money to lay out, may alwa, s b: supplied with Securities, by which they may e.aSre 13 per Cent safely and legally. Time will he sived by applying or . .d4revalie to Mr. C. and Company, No 10, Yell Savage Yawl, Ludgate 1.101. 11 k ITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY.--The Pu•iir are info...ed, that they may Le boopli.-d PLATE UIASS, of a sui,.erior quality, and an oncommnr•'♦ ia•.t any quantity and of any size, ►.r applyine, Mr. A LF.XAN i/ER BLACK, a• the choose, Alli , iitt•Tlace, •. and in 1 or to Mr Fostt.r, at Rarenhead, Pres colt, La ea , ter • where a large assortment of Glas:es is ke,•t frrf -lc- An ample allowance is made La the Tr. de. A prime , . Tar, T ~ f the Corn any's P ices for nolished Fates is w.ld at Olden's, Stockda: Rolm. surs, Segrulr. , and J. J. 'fay!ur'4, Lonidrm - INTERCEPTED LETTERS IN FRENCH AND NGLISII Thi: Day is publidied, price, in english, 2s. 61. in French alone. !3. , 64. LETTEhS fll I EtWEPTED on Board t. e ADMIR AP1.114, EAST !NO. %%lAA, ed on her oaiwarii.nound panage, and by the Fr , lich • ;overioni tne Man;teur. Thine Let , hicli ire most int •resting, contlitt a Secret Hntn the State of Martel in this Country, Poriticai Intrigues, :sc. ant from th. fuilnaing Tersonsees ,lacers Stran tom, Fsq. Lord Charen 13-ntf•mir, Samuel •n, ! sq. TneH M- Velleqey, J I Sir Lariael M. Ilos.ll see I. Esq. Throat refry. Esq. Mr. Stc,art iali. Da. .1 Sc. it, I.sq Mis. Petrie, •s vw rat other GentlemNi Lid I....dies. —They are chiefly written fn Toe Marq•iii of Wellesley, Li-ut Cni Close, Lord William Reiniuck, C,.1 IV. St 1.-ger. r. :Main Petrie. E.o. General Cii.iton, Dowd,swell, by R H. Westley, eprintite tile New Ciireh, Str ;St sek.l4l v; H. li. Sy m onster• row oil RI shards° t , Royal Exchange. Nora. Thi - • is a pect...et k.disiess towel:nil; published in the Moniteur ft. , 11 14t f., 1 / 1 -:I)ICATED BY PE!iMISSI tY T , ) " ; LatACE TtlE DUKE ter Th 'Day _t tit''' stied, i . .4e BYO price A DISSEW" :v on the GOUT..n tttlith the ,t allisin g D . - and its spe tty, • •, and etTe-.7.tt0• • sternal a. liticatto, nt C .1.1) WATER • . ..,u3t,ated and contir:u.. 01 by a ra• iety of ort t j ..ounicatett Cases. ..1 'GLARE, M. a Nfenaber of the Ito:, al NI ..reel Soriisty of Edinburgh, of the Phy.re.:l Society of Gottingen, &c. &c. Printer! fnr Jahn Murray, So. 32, Fleet-street, Tnis Day is published, in lihno. price 2i. 6d A DESCRIPTION' of the MERCURIAL LEPRA. By Dr. MORIARTY, of Printed for John Mortar, No. 52, Elect ;trte, London; and titlvert and lindires. 01 whom ,nay be had, latrly piwlislh d, A Cnne,se and systematic ACCOUNT at a painful AF FECT!' PM of the NERVES of the FACE., common y e.tl , d 11(' DOULOUREUX. By S. Fotheridl, M. D. Physician to the Western Divan S.o. price O. sewed. This Day is pubii..ied, in s,o. pric.. 7$ in brirds, A N ENQUIRY into the LAWS of CHEMICAL AFFINITY By C. L. HER lULLET, Menihzt of the C•insorvatens Struts and National Inithutiort Trail:lewd from the Trench. By M. FARRELL. sl D. Painted for John Murray, No. 34, } leathstreet, Loudn. This intereqing Work, to which it. cerebrated Author 14 principally iturehted for the establishment of h., reputirion a Practical Ciremvu, was isitanded as an ititauluCti.rr to his mare elaborate Treatise ro7viti "Chemical Static'," aril refer. ruces from each are su continually made, that the true is not convict.: without the other. • Th.; Day ia published, in one closely printed Vialunar, in 12410. prict N. in bawds, THE LONDON DISSECTOR; nr A COW PENDIUNI of PRACTICAL AN : contain. ing a Description of the Muscles. Ves.els, Nerves, and 1, is. cent of the Human Rode, us they appear en Direection; with Directions for their Dernenstr.tent. Printed fur John Murray, N.. Fleet-street, London. es Thisb e y uan d a vea r ~, • „oi ;Node to the student in the p J•ecutims ~ f his anatAmical It it superior to other vourits of a kind and extent, in describlii, not the Muslim merely, but the various Pans, Bled-veleoel,, N-tvea, rke. as they come into view under the knife of the Dwiector, A knowledge of the relative situation of pan. I. thus acquired ; a punts of the 6rxt magnitude to the practical surgeon, As Ike daief intention of tins Work u to teach the art of Diann. ing, the Mow:les are demonstrated in their "'di r of titi.ati.in, which i, the only method that caw be pursued on actual dia. section "—Medical and Chirurgical Review, 1504, vol. xi, p 6t. us RONES. This Day is publishod, in 2 v... Syn. , Ilibtrated with Mate:. nri.e 14s, in board>, rrHE LEcruitEs of the ct+- b ra c e d BOY FR 1. upon the I)ISE..ISES of tae SONE.fi, arrang...l int-, a systematic Treatise. By A. RICIfFRAND, PrOfeSSM of Anatomy and l'bre..filt, and principal Sllrg"4l the Bernier,' flitted at POTS. Translated from Cie French, by M. FARRELL, M.D. • Printed for John Murray, No 32, PleA•strort, Toindon. " Thr Work of Boyer cmita , t, "orne important cliscoe:r;ev relative to the ()knit, *pun w likh it Ire", aid ,mints not maly new and anc:.eaful wsud-i of tre.ittaant, which have 'alictiented curl adopted by cite roma eminent practitionets ept, I the cootnieoa.".a.l Una . t_ . . _ FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. . . Fr.oll THE /WENCH PAPv:RS. ears, 26. The college of the provincial deputation in Han over has, in, return for his paternal •governnient in this Eletiorate, presented hs Excellency, the Field Marshal Bernadotte, with a magnificent car. riage, drawn by six beautiful English bay ltor<tis. On the doors are painted two field marshals staffs, surmounted with crowns of laurel, untb.r which are the letters M. B. This carriage is richly gilt, and highly finished by an English coach-maker, settled in the capital of Hanover for near twenty years. Nothing can better convince all ri"rope of the falsehoods in tae EnOish, and afterwards copied into other papers, of the pretendNi extortions and oppressions of our commanders in lianover, and of the discontentment and misery of the people, than this free present.--(7,ernoi des Dien& a. The tribunal of Friburgh, in SAitaelland, has lately condemned three blasphemers to have their tonnes pierced with red lint irons ; but the tribunal of appeal, after three .lays riolf.nt changed the punish -neat into an mind.. ..unorable before the principal door of tne Cathedral, which caus.d a great cu ;course of people ; an. the cri minals are indebted to the prnte.tion ot the military forces alor-, that they wet: net torn to pieces by the zealots and devotees ; hypocrites. who, some few sears as, wer e foremost in pers;..cuting the and demolishing churches. The blasphemers were dretx.zd in red fr,cks, with lighted torches in their hands, and paper bonnets no the ;t heads, with the lilSCT.ption, uat AMIE:NI CU," nley cont.,uesl ti2nn their knees as long as the mass was celehrat ifg, and .olerwards were permitted to enter the Cathetlral, self .le, after an appropriate exhortation, and a pro.: mice never to sin again, they obtained their absolu tion. They seemed very repenta t. His Majesty the Emperor has approved at Aix la Chapelle, the Soiams Cansuitut, which eltends to the years 13 and 11, the determination in the Se flatus Cowatett of the s.'6th Vendemaire (year 11), dtuing years 11 and 12, that part of the constitution, regarding the funefisns rf ccncitu tional and a constitutional jury, in the . (1 Cotes du Nord, Morb:han, Van dust, Botiche , , du Vat., Maritimes Alpes, Colo, Liarnon. Po, Dishy, tiessia, Stara, Maren go, and Tanaro. In all the.^ departments, not withstanding the aetivity and severity of the .pecial military tribunals, and the vigilance of the police, the brigands and contim:e to trouble the public tranquillity, by plundering the pul•I': chests. by insulting the public funCticaaes and buyers of national prope.t; ; by persecuting the constitutional pries., and concealing conscripts, or eneuuraging their diseTtions. Letters from Vier.na mention, that the Emperor has already sent orders for the breaking up of the camp near Bruno, and that its c-mroander, the Ge neral of artill,ly, La Tour, has been appointed. to command an army of observ'•ion on the frontiers of Russian Poland, consir•ing of 21 battalions of inian!ry, and squadrons of cavalry, with a pro portionate train of artille-y.—(La Ckf dr Caa bine.) We have received the London Papers to the Ith Sep:ember. Turkey is now the chief obiea of the at tention of politicians is Engla: 'swell as In Prance; but the English wiiters a:Tecl to look upon the Porte as the ce Are of the intrigues or son i‘reign Courts, and to confound France with powers »ewe interested in the subversion of the Ottoman Empire that is to sty, Ru,sia and England: n.iy, even the latter should be excepted, if its Government could cast a to-'k int.-) futurity, and had the sagacity to foresee the inevitable disasters whi:.l it prep lr.'S far the commerce of its country, by landing a band t.l designs which are scarcely any longer a secret, al though the Courts of Petersburgh and Turkey nil' ye the semuLuice of concord. 'Pie condo s% of the Itus..ians, in the Seven islands, throughont the Morns ; up -1 the frontiers of Servia, and even that cf sir A t.i ,r at the Porte, sufficiently reveal the i:ltentions which they would wish to dis ,eml le, until they are szr ‘ng enough to overawe Fur , pe, in case they s:tould not be able to seduce some of its great Powers. In these circumstance-, it is asked, what can be the ir.rer.tions of the Court of Vienna ? That Court can no longer mistake its real interests, so far as di realy or int:tire...Rif to favour this vat ustrepatiom We learn from Leghorn, that one of the met chants or that town, signor Penn, who has been impri:oned near nine months, secured of having 0.1/ • C 4, • 1 " " ! • ;" 4 '.; 11 ' 4 'W4,300 , V: - ..t • yfia