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FOR SAGS. SOLEIi bY BLIC ItO IL! P, 44 rmn Y. ta day of Septeuther within tieorss (tionald. vintner, in Alirrile, u, het V. were aticillwau '*f nut prevesiody ills. priente hargiten),lltegr.A '..111)S and LS I•.ITE of LTER, 'the — /Raids alert Ma . ..- Mary Culler, the...Mita and - M titian& cif t'ryi' • sry Vatter ; at:tithe Ttocnn, t.ttodisnoiltiEaricerssf :tittealpf:se' distli s Standing "stance, East . ttellshis, Mairskie, Cockle', 'Cinder aad ‘VestcrTilltsSerles, and Nether and Cit. "irs, wall the Silinon is of the sold lands. all lying within Mary Colter, and ~runty of tionoardine ; and limit's of a ',will part of Listlauil, lately given there th ius,iiid omen hoadre.l Scids acres, accUrding to a survey made some years ago; thric • hundred of iisficid, the suave quantity Drool. at .nod, tomteri, hundred and forty of inns iiiindred and 111% of 11106., maul the rent:smiler or ~ .ta.ted at a shwt and nearly equal distanc e fei nt -id Sion...haven, and rsteuiliee, tor non arils of , alone, Vie Snails Bank Ili the Dee, a river abou.,(l - a.id iJ and Rom it soutfiwarsi to she minty of the of Alai Colter; which is tabu., Ate tinalarils thi. guilt'', and nun iu a Gies near. the River, forming on the whole are ado! nowt hest neeosunliniatill Failatoa iu tio:s part of the ITr preset Innuie 14 Mary Cutter, overhangs the *nostril honk, runt at a little thataisce from it to upon the risin4 Kruand of a bauith;of G.; acres, *riving plautat nip of carious aorta of forest trees, easerwl, aisil emnissa•sibiog a lentil iful view of she .ro:jarcus roisatr for 2.2/1/2 nt.lm In.low, is unti of tha .srinisones for aas ii..,in.hvinse in tilt,. ronutry. 'The •.14 • ii.e Colnee,,,wi are at present slued f in cu. another part of Is, Mt.i.ait's .IStitate, is this Pa ' which tip in a sale.w ill Ise srtit, sold a tininnitta itinehaia.r, to till two free adiratiaus. 'I is tufa were vatni sees cal Ira.* urr Se fly ealeinet , d. Aives'i will he t iseu so I' t I iairfa, l'.•iiri and I:wands, I. sat:oa of the l'....yrittisr, at Alartirona , in dr.irrd ay .1,0 of the I-ann.:vs sehali this, Jr.• ' 121 1 i: and to all the II ei.l this aa of eV: ViiNi.ar, leases, ntoels, i101,1 , .5, Ire MAY I I 1 Oil Ike 1121.11 of the irAC 4t flans, waif. a Via,' tot tient it -el We in stu• hao.t, of le I:a.iiierishia, to horn I how it, intros ot tort tin. inform n tvin liregigi tint, at Yarkisoasl, a sh .4.'0 , list- AI .1- LIG;N I'o.t,LIGENCIi. (rßun !.! E. ricer S ) r.tnrs, *VC. 9. Ili that Ow En%kali hair jyxt 'haat wit T'.:s is s:at. &in iLc EngtiSli war. IlvVi!fYllelier, dttlitul t to • tur..ftw , cent. Certai..4 it Cie Eti;;lA Gover..- to Austria wreak.. a inoserfisl dit tivonr, it was nett on the coast of :: . raiire , r t.., expect... 1111 N assisttio e. c Bi.fpre S.Vagratii had' folly, decided the eat.' lit armistice, altogether iu favorer of prepared the tray for WI IIVV:1131*}! ; 114 Eviirdillati might Lave served l a li was exiacteel t, It.ity, 0:1 North of Germany; bul uo ore 411 01. tltr •-onst of France. Wean lint ! . .ngli-ti V.:taste/bare sufficiently ext.u irearti of ...wrier in ; French provinces. It, hail viiier.st their head, th. 1. force sr ntli.ai 1141 eilISCe to C;lff) it halo descent of E A lish own Up4/II France, seri would he a prise to UP. Such It 4.44:„ the pertinaci:y or English in ..Idling out enemies anti th.asters, make 4 war which a-unlii .14e mor e national ou the part of her adversaries. 41.011.1.Ftertelnite,, ts lin would not think Joe ry to avenge. the English Pout on ilia teriitory ; hot a4..ia we t;tle to Iselieve that the Liiglith to mike lillitivaNins, of France, • °Vier hand, omit not an esp.-Amon, ....avrlry sad astillery, have cone uthrr • to set tire to a few ships, and ocean a a waritinie plats: takes surprise, afterwaras, to r..treat precipitately •Likti rates Totoi4,ll Toast events 'slew that Miaistry drew exploits of this nature . this wonlil still tie too rtlieulous aid 'l).-y would risk a lingerosts resurnistlri their fellow citizens, and the terrible of the allies they would hare so cruelly The event only eau, in this respect, in litht-rto, we can see nothin.,., in favour lost initiontitedly it still end in nothaig to Eigiatitl.' rniTE OF FLU-1 H IG. A LITTER retlll TFlt VI fl, .100. 17. returned here trout the batteiies before 'irre 1 had been front the commence hoinhardient, at half it.ist ten o'clock, The town capitulated shout lour yuesday, mid the garrison coseUsteil of men. The town, has been Inuit dread . The tremendous lire of ci4lit or nine Me 00 one side, and the laud list teriFs have minced many of the houses to Stark lluur , the Old Church, the. , and a great parrof the quay, are levelled 'inn!. The town was 011 fi re dutiug ten and would hive been re ashes, had uot, in pit:t to the wretched , sometimes suspended the dreadful destruction. The garrison made snate des , during the siege, but they were always with great loss hy o'ir troops. Their Just, however, be coafeised, was re well served, and moat Or their shot en embrasures. Capt. Morro hail tire men gum but fortunately onr loss, upon been continuatively inelerstand that Str Horne Popham bus re inforiaiatism, that the Freud, Bret, whichE • . Ti n:s FRIDAY the looter toe t.. 4 the hour,. of ao 1 * 4;17:A.V1T1 woe flare i•I Ma lin.% stel sllryi Wit iitok, Kalil - Soh., %CA St.ir 114;1./ . 4, &dery per Athentillit-,,, f• a...d Pertioeuta Init. otitis of !II eterationtue oarle 1 . •W) .4 or•ri . tl utak re;.f, derordi are about citht ficA, kitty-am 0 tare, one horain ak.wr • 41861041 A `orders' and t 'Lt. e Utiles, ea.. 11 iutt With s.ihnon s oath lotiodary ; I- th•t of this Lati 1y ptrilki to thi eioupaet 504 hes etia•ary. 'llly p .. • F. elver on a wiondle , ... In ens!, Upon 0 Ski. 2t e !,) algid IlMow srvil ..N.Wir i '" 1i 4 44T attatadji.UYl C ' tars! 4 .4141,11.:tia Lautb I.oid • to : stole • III: mood i emit, at I i,.,11 w' 4/4 - 1,..4.1.1 I. #ll it hot) r i o.A.b,:itto ''' 111 M, 1.14 rt WC,: kiaatoita to the, 1 Ike or, •,.11.00 • •Oterer of drorrd Si femora, at Wit wataa;de Eatato except in a few i • present eiesinier 4 these 1.41.1.6 4 :are is Alieriera, tot may arta ) . Jet abet.. Witt "We Irani attack of ill ristsria. it a t. • illtidi in) , vent. 'meat engsv.l • mon in tier tie thit tit ti ! ) .i.r r the vietroy of test —tit - flte al t - rd,iee„ 1.. pi p•see, the 1.344 S. II hire aids in Spain, or t feared its ,rrit. wi,e,,ose , tit.; El Leon' Ito el tsar hu kr rtv r, coin wholrtu.liorr erect. A ilis,.., onsly uielerrsi his Ices, fir a Grover ttttt en*, i dial it eat:not entirely natior There is oitsis has a iserwmat . dare to set foot it is i511:)1444 . 5;4 60614 y lattild ' "' 0:1 the of Ifursiislie,l 4•4 ilil ollieet than to for some llama Ist orikr, atrial otc ,, ore piroti the E:2.lmh Il very tOttrionti, I a;.attril. Tii- j . hey toward* IL ind - ,tootion of w0,46.-,t. Th, criirt its. Ili ' of A 114114 : SUL hot ttttt raltia to ' 1 ST EITIIACT OF A 4. I Itiott• re' Floshiii4, wltt tre:it of the he p. or. u:s Stu ull &dark on Tu tie:irly 6000 iti fully inauli : J. 14111111 44 the liii on the other, I ruins. The S E‘elianrge, and to the ground. nights id Ps - Vlel dosed to ashes inbohicints, a work of , leotriti perete sorts.'! .1 driven 1,1,4 wi artillery, it mi • • ; • workably well V tereil our entl.r, kill d a: Ode a , tile 0h..i.. h.. . I iiiielerstai 4 eeived itiforiaiiii • . - ------ • • ryas Po ppoeetho have ligeflUded the Sehehit as high ing the civilised earth into a vast Lltaniel house, as Aittserrp::is still sari this rifle of Fort Lilt.. li4"e ; merely to glut, the itnmt astaralde appetite of a pect to he rant tinatedialvly aktiOst A:ittverep..ltiorsican Adventurer? Is the attachment to Übe We shall he cooveyed by the tr.cl,4 ; oorts Ili!, oar i person, the office., and the functions of the Supreme the brandies of the Scheldt, end it is said that a Head of the Catholic Faith, so completely e xti ei, ford lias been iliscoit-Nal at the eamcinit) of South i as not to Is. awaked, or to he „fleeted, by the aci fieeelantl, .there, at low water, 5t or tin men can ewe, the depositiod, and the imi risomitetit of a et-setts breast. PoNtirc, who placed the logo fial crow., tio the " The whole of this Island tf Walcheren is a I head, and put the sceptre of Cli.taLim tatet.: Imo garden. ft is finely etiltinitt d. 'Monne?, the Fnatch y the hands of this re:elate:as and etilit le roman ?—t)o Gust:now of Flushing, tried to counteract our ope- we conceive that the violent,' upprnl of Pins VII. rations by art insulation, but this silieme hail little I from an earthly tyrant to the Sapreine reeitig, effect, and sciwce any injury has been done by the t excites no emotion 41'11,11001a Italy, and even in attempt. France? Can we ourselves, divested as we have " It is the opinion of the best informed meta beea for a4es of any superstitious veneration here, that the island can lie, maintained ag"itist for the Holy See, Or for the nomish any force the l'reuch may employ to retake aithont "ooecrit and abhorrence, the have played the men of war in situationli where Protest of the sueces,or of St. l'eava, against the oldest men in the island Relieved there rai the violence of Ho st.tra ? Cats we tesceetaiii the scarce water enough for a brig. Is fact, the whole operaticai, or the einisc.tat ores, of the exemn;tioni tleet has been navigated tbrotig:t the narrow eatioa, if geffninr and real, botched at lion from nets that septirette the islamk of Zettlatid, in a man- the f Melt Puri:, now conveying us a priwater from err which astonishes the most expert potelt pilots. 0 the Vatican to Avignon, or to any other place of The transport* are stowed here in tiers, us crowded security, where it lase be thought proper to confine ;Ai nil reitantmen in the river Thames" I him ? Are we aide to follow the e's!'ects of this out- F..xtr Kt of a:sotherletter front au (I.icer of tlti NTarkes be luttliut; to the Exise4itiuu, datt.ul Calais Isefore August tti, tetl: I weinst time to ititerin you, that yesterday, at three o'clock in the morni/e4., Flushing surrere• tlerve4, sifter 36 hours' bourt.arditrent . with upwards o;Lit)4 guns anti SO mortine.—We have Inst more than 400 men killed, and rytto ',omitted, 101.0 of whom Insve witlergotie amoutatinii.—Stveral ntti. 4.ers hove awl we have not hall our (Air heti off for frit day", ton silt exchange of titien.—The have lust 4200 n men, audi I ant sorry to s 4 y, we were 044(11 to bitro the greatest rut of the toartt before they would surrender, which !airied move Oa of 700 the o I/111.11. tool children, isrlottgifts to Fludring. Dreadful to relate, lint fbr after Ye were iii the to eimiti hear • , tiatieetty the int sutierers ernautno tinder the Mo.l g ruins '.•" rageons, earl, as it 111»y appear to many imlividuals, slerilegious, or int t liollll act of ustn•ptation, against u Priest, whom every Catholic, from the Tagus to the regards as sacred ? The coma-go-tiers, beenitse they :tie slow, or les lent, may oat lee the less felt, or the leis I.r -riotts; although it (-Hulot le^ expected that they will !wove as etrn ient, and operative, IN in the darker ages, r:lieti the prover and itithem e of e fhe Popr. 14.4e . a, no botinds. Is not, however. NAPOLE4J m i.chreetly weakening, if not muter. mining and subverting, the throne of the Moil Ca tholic his maw brother, itssEvit by thus outraging, in the peason of Plus VII. the Catholic Religion itself? Cinitfaestionality he is. But it may he replie.i, that he relies *filet, on the ,weird, ou Iris tr.-asures, and his isst ability. to tna lirca the tyranny that he Itas established over En rape. That he counts on the jealousy, the ri rality, or the terrors of Inc vet mieutiallied nations of thesContinear, to cement his power. And, above all, that he calico ti'sni on the narrow views, the igno rance, presnin ptio.., end ye - ciliation of then:lly CslA met where h:s arils or his bribes cannot penetrate, to direct the British forces against points, or coun tries, in whilst preservation Bott,tr.iirra is not tally interested. These are, in, fact, 01 beA sup ports of his greatness, mid the most powerful coun teractions to his own errors, si:detrec and crimes. If the councils of this country beef I)ceti weighed, and entrinited to skilful, active, nod vi gorous hands, the Corsican would flat now hr at Vientia. Josrett iniglit, indeed, Ireve played the Scveveign at Nludi id, and Sue hear plii•••• &red Lisbon of all that JuNiEr had lefts Lchiuu; while JoAt UPI IVVleMeti his troops on the Chia; I at Naples, or fulminated threats against the Eagliih in Sicily. limit the extrication of (km:my vise,il.l bees been prosecuted in Austria, th- Empire id NAPO Li.ON NUtTI:I have been attacked in its very essenee. We do not, however, dettrair, howeter inueli we only regret or condemn. Our next counts from the Danube will probably throw li; ht on the Pretax passing at Storolonitu, at Coulon', and at Prague. THE ARMISTICE oF Notwothstoteliootz the gio.s and wily:dile errors comin:tte l rlurin4 the prewors of the present cam ptegn, since April last, by Ilis MAJESTY'd MIOIS -47.,, in :sending two armies to Nladrod end to Na pier, which, by Iwiti lati.ied at 'Trieste, might have .lii.ti i; yet can it not hr.. &mind, boot the pver.clit situatiiiii of :LIN lIPAITE IS Crliit:td. petilou runl widely different from the awful eosoirottioce that he had reached two years to4or, after the ream of Til.it. Thal he is mot able to dictate terms to Fit.toßts, thoti-.0 he may have defeated !lit army at 'Wagtails, is mit:Tarot:ally prom' tipv the time Ciat ha• already classed, since the 11:6 of 'IPA mouth. whets the armistice was si4ne I with A ustiia.— Every motive impelled N.krol,F.o X to precipitate the .m 1.111.4.181, of a treaty : The insurrectionary ;pint manifested thron4'itoilt all lie:many ; the 011sotialued exertion. of Ow Tpole-e ; the march cif WEI.I.7.ILEV, alter ilecertrarog or expelling SJULT horn Portugal, to sards 'Cataile ; the, lova-aim of Naples by See ART lastly, the ex pedition sent by Great lie itaiis too7ealacirl, nod into the Scheldt. Nor can we 112.!1 over the non appearance of the Itois.iaits nit the theatre of war, thongli iced as imminent, in Jane. A defi nitive treaty with Austria would have enabled Ilion to transfer Ins presence, sool the euergiet that tics cony:coy biro, fram the to the 1..0N Couto traWS. We should long since have found him, with the same rapidity that carried him four mouths ago I. son Paris to Itos,bou, returning, loke the eagle, from ‘'ienitio to Antwerp. Fortu nate has it berm for Lord Cii truta, that be is atoll chained *lowa, at the distance of six hun dred mites from the scene of operation's in the Low countries! It it not the aupenraioce of I.tmis BUS 'PARTE. at the head of au army, wirier the CLI•111,111 of (lergeoi-op-Zoona ; nor even the tilents and efforts of litaN Al) orir., that can supply the chasm left open by NAPithrtatet abaeill'e. To that tircumr,t.ttle.•• we may prima:rally attrilnate the mis file:oils COlLlnamcculent of our catapai gut in Wal• c'icren, awl the .Itrrettiler of Hushing.. To the ha ne cause, may we owe the further toto.ectotion and completion of oar attadit against the fleet in tic Scheldt. Eorope, so long des . ..Witted, plundered, and sub verted, by the insatiable uubihnn, the victorious arms, and the profound policy of RoNawsact, evidently approaches a point nt which all further opo,itiiiii to the power and will of 'ts compieroir must cease; or from which utfairs will revert in n contrary direction. We hare frequently olkserred, sod we venture confidently to ripest, Out the Corsican Emperor if lie had inissessed true to time checked and suspended his own career, in inn; or 1 SOS, after vanquishing A.:stril, Prussia. and But. 111.' aliired, and he still means, first to destroy, and then to regenetate, ;in new principles, and in new hands. the whole poli tical (shin, of the Continent. Will nor the mitnins whom he has subdued, hut to oh 3ill SU l .ti Ott 10(1 doer not bring either tranquillity, plenty, Com m/tee. pence, or felicity; alio only inter minable wars, and unremitting culseription, re eninvanied by poverty, privatioss, and staansition of iiirlustrv, as thie recompense or their solontssion; will they not at lendth grow weary of thus COllVtrt. THE BRITISH, PRESS. LONDON, TIIURSDAY; Aucusr We announced, yesteiclay, the arrival of an Officer -Ills dispatches front the Coast Or At. ricu. —The °dicer is Captain C01.L141:11.1E. lie brings ihspatchra from Senagal, which place he Ijt on the . 22k1 of July. - The dispatches State, that Nlajor MAXWai.i., Commandant of the Island of Goree, haviii4 received inteliigence that the garrison of Senegal was extremely weak, had attacked it with ?b$ men, accompanied loy Capt. COLIVAIBI NE, in the Sokbay fripte. They passed the tar n ith the lass of a schooner ; and the enemy I...tiring to n battery about twelve 'nibs up the river, Major MAkWLI./. 'made prepara tions to storm it, but it ..vain evacuated in the alight, and next day the fort and island capitulated. The rarriroa ore priconeris of war. They are to be sent to France, hut are Hot to serve till exchanged.— They consist of ttio Europeans, besides which there were , 2 to Native Militia in the island. We lust urn a sin4le man iu the attack, and had only sine slightly wonaeleil. The S-debay fraLr, , rte, how ever, itafortnilati ly ran ag uU 11.1 it silviicing a hat tery near the Her, and could out be got on: The crew and stores ware mere!. The dispatches from the Earl or CHATHAM, v tli,ti.lird in The Gazette of Titesdoon wt rl` broug'it by the Naar?, cutter, iu e.hich the Eat! of YARMOUTH and Lord lowritha insvr returned to England. They left Flu>hiug ut half-punt sirllca Out Frioluy evesonog„ at ahleds time the trials was still horning in various parts, nod the streets, iti several (planers, reduced to a MA,. of ruins, presented a shacking spretuele. The French had berth allowed three days In bury their dead ; but thee only stripped them, and threw them naked iittu cellars, or 11r/1011g the ruins. Even the streets which had suffered least froal the boiubardinci:t; . . .~ were strewed with human limbs, swords, muskets and arms of every kind, titi‘ed in horrible c.a. fusion,; coil the effluvia Cum the putrid threatened infectioo. The harracks presented 3 frightful scene of slaughter, and the be a d, was covered with ouv eamiuti-I, ills, which had r..-'munp.„ ed from tile walk of the lot t, lid rolled down the wuter side.. When the garrimm manila-if out, iu their rage nod vexation, many of them thy", their arms iiihu the river, and others forced it . ..:r swords into the iground, up to the hilt.—fl .was Mitlevstood, at the departwe of the Nancy, that the view had liAlitened all their ships of wi.r, by taking out their Kilos and stores, and had ear. tied them up the Scheldt into it situation to!..tlr out of the reach of our navy ; since, ly the siukio g of old hulks, mid other iinpechmtitts, they had made the. navigation of the river impracticable to vessel, etpii pp:A ro, tactual .erviee. The Freitelt had also cout;iletely di,etiatitled the arsenal of Atittertp, 8101 earned off .ts route I:ollsl4ting, it is s a id, of tioCuee, e•ii-cioih, hemp, cables, end other intvol store=, sutEen•ut fur the equiPment of 21 the hue. Some father particulars of the *tut •of Fid,ttilig are given in our stenepient columns. When. we consider that the foreign Preis teems with foist-hood and riorricatious. it is not sitriirisiog that sonic doutit should 11.0'12 ',Yell entertained of the atithentici of the l'apal Vrotert, and the Act of /111111'16(.464m of rlllrf AP 1 RTE, given m Our Parer of yesterday. CiAcruitient, however, we understand, consider turn hiteill tectived think in an authentic ist4a,ie. Oit tl e day fixed tar the di-imitate of Isis Holiness front Rothe, he begged leave to officiate Tina, however, Was refosert Icy the Conitinaiiiter of the Fretwlt troops, troll the church of St. Maria Maggiore was Mit with soldiers. Petween the Consecration and the Continitnion a paper was hooded to the Poec.. It was understood to be the sentence of excommunication, but it war not read aloud. tiering sigoeil it, his 1-loicie.s mint, o I know that this is the has: act of my tire ; hut it is a deity which I haye to discharxe."----The refusal or his Holiaess to saticrion ilosse.tate's atrocious tisorptitims of Spaia cs supiMsed to have faits. pereted the'tyrant, and produced tins derisive ro *arc between hint awl his litshoess. I.a Loire, of 41 gulls , Lapl, SeIIOMMUSID, ar rived at Portsmouth on Tmieday niter:tour, from convoying the test fleet of Jodi:mien to the trove of Cancer. The fleet arrivt. I at Madeira in four teen dap (rum Spithead, when the ehtsrlton,.4. ,, eh rhri:tiena, ond the :Sir P. Wiens lifthriey, for were orstered to rent etc oil their voyage, which they did. 'I he Wiwillraw, Lay Lr•shi,,gbo, Awrirre:•pren, wet Unium; I,ill into 414.1 , 41,, wile.: the!. 0t0i..1 e:oys, tee hike ice wino. !Lavin ,:ottliciet , ,Nl c;•••it• they awned •p• with It.ei Low, with a fair aind; and La 1 4 4,e 111%;iig ‘em them to the istottnie preseriheil in her order., 1/4,41 iniles to tier co-slithuarci Of Matteirs‘, deli thew isl; w , .;1 ua the 4 , 11 444. La Loire had a, rrinsi Lately tine hassaze loot and I tie, uf little hen ri C.stoi &Et ell tl.siattlain7 of the Geor.ziama packet, for lodia, Is postponed to the bc 6 i.tuttig ut text s, et k. Several of the henoewar.l-boOnd Oporto fused, hint been t then, on Alonday in their osasa.te np channel. Paoers riael le tte rs h.,e been received from Pitts, wt trh we ate fret! that the Am, - ?Walt NillitS!er Set on• trout tio ore opt it journal,' to A msterelaru on the'tdt l l lit , . out with tierci doted tt. ten' too to o torn to l' , ora in three weeks, 'after which he alto to take lON de l ta, tore hir. Americo. Lcttvravrere reeeived Torlday, from Plymouth, stating that St. Deiniiiego atm ender, el on Cut but ult. to the united British and Spa isle forcer. The !earth ethers are tint yet known; but it is .said, that our allitvi made a very vigorous assault, which ac celerated the capture of the tiace. A Nuaihur. of a tats elate, ts said to have been received, ninth states, that the eriuseriptieros heir the 11th awl I Ith year• have heel, ordered to be iturneelooely enforred. !FOUR be trice, little dotittt w remain of the continuance of the nor on the Continent; midi indeed, it is *toted, front a va ricty of tintl3entie quottera (as we have already noticed), that the first ut't of Prince 11....tcati19- sTEtw, tUe new Conintander-im , chief of the Aus trian armies, WWI to vie notice, on the 3el slant. of the ruptures of the I Armistice. It will licsisles be *twit by the extracts we, :t thy, made from sortie Frcue h Hitel Dutch pipers, that even the enemy's urn's tin longer hold runt hewer of the Hume of Austria prostrating it sr;rat the fact of the rude tyrant of the Conti nent. They now speak of the necessity of con sulting Rmein, and even go so far at tee state, that Englund has Lrecn invited to take a part in the tie. Koci3tioll. At an open Assembly of the Corporation of fury St. Edmond's, held at the Guildhall, on last, Jimr3 MATHEW. mall uttfti.iinoi• (lamest non the afire 01 Alden:mu or trite of town for the year t ; fo:lowing trentlemen were noinitistrd and ap:A;1111i1IL Asri-taut-Joistii es, tie. Sir T. G. CuLt.un, fart. I'. torttitinat, Esti. J. P:sq. P. Ctioa- Bras. O. R. ()AKE% Es q . and C. BIMAIFINCD, Esq. —Alter which, T. FOSTER, Elsq. the present Alder man, truer Mn elegant cute:taittlitt•sit to Ow gentic mon of the Corporition. &c. As I.lllllle diseasoun took place at the above mukting rrstwcting the pro priety of the Airesiont-Justmem being exchisively ',pp/noted from the Mernlirks of the eorporat;ori, it may not be improper to l 'inof:ire, that to the first Charter issued by the Crown, the Assistant Justices then nominated were none of them Members of the Corporation ; hem which it 1. but a fair inf.:retire to conclude. that they %rye never intendtd to he formed of that hods, tlionuli it lia4 bees., almost io vorialdy. the !Intake to take at IMIlt Ihr lu..juk,ty or from ilium% lira capital burp-Ist.. AMI