The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-06-28 00:00:00

-: ~^ 4 'TO lirtttob itirtto I.t:z . .~ it cr mita 2318. THURSDAY, JUNE QS, 1810 rates suasscs-iiipairrisisY. VAUXHALL. rode/ . t►e Potrooage of hi■ Royal Highness the PRINCE . of WALES. nrlo-MOR ROW EVENING, J u ne 29, will he I • (ANN D.G ALA and 13. titian t Exhitio ilia of FIRE WORKS Adailaion 30 6d_--Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begin at Eight Janet. 1501ei snip be geared by as apyitteatias at the Gu am goer tai the soloiog want Owe* in t h e afternoon. THE esiensive MOSEUAf of •NA•rritAL HISTORY, ANTIQUITIES, awl PRODUCTIONS si !be FINE ARTS, erelkital by Mr. BULLOCK, of Li. I , o ,post,' at an elty(11011 Of 24. , ..... I. and •Ispisym i s a h ca ,.. Vol and novel "mow, eentiuurs OPEN fut public inspec. par, is IM Gmal Room, .2r, Piccadilly. from Ten Dusk. idsittiture One bluilinc describisg above um, of Ow above curiosities, is. rid 7------ l u , 114EXXIXth P APT ~1 1),•. ithEs., CYCLOPEMA, is lisle day paillistseil at Longman, st , gen, sod Orme*, Paternoster row, price 4011. in l o isiti, and on Royal papt r, price iI. ters. boards --- LpurrfOOT and COOPER. at their DE con 4TITIE PAP tift. If ANGING woof ( i nn. * s, Clifford- street, New nand-street, beg lean la re tail their gratefal thanks to the Nubility and Gentry, and Chore Friends who hate honoured then with their com mands and ncommendatinos, and to maitre them that they .ter matinee to onetime their bootlegs on the same pikr.pir4, with revved to liunetsality and dispatch in the f their order., as wells* economy in their charges, •hieh In 7 r.;i;dly-iiirresinne emersion flatters them with lie b- . pe I : ` •.herto been approved. Tt..y iiiviW those Ladies Gentlemen, who perp ...• alteration in the interior ornaments of Mitir homy, t ni ...,veetiou of the peat variety of every 4e , -urni.- is ire view at their mirebome, as sh , nnJ whir!, is so arranged u to slice. the full effect a 3 illished MOW • "•" " . . - N B nit worktueu soot to soy pert of the cowry I'RIVA FE TVITION. ANI ARRIED CLEKt;ITNIAN, resident on his I.irmf, Niy.six miles from to.n, oho receives Le o y o gut Gi.o.!rilo,i under his care, has noir TWO VA( .INel ES The Pupils ore treated in the most liberal manner, and the Italia possible attention is derided to their he anemia*. Terms One Nnndreil Guineas ananally Pirli , nit , s my be Low , is. he o letter to the Re, Y. Z. at W.ditaes Roolisriler r 192, Strand; or so to tem. w maitre had in •. fro thy*. CSICICET. MR. LORD li.vhig Oven the use of hi. Ceara fee The benefit of the Players, as %lON DAT Pi war, 3.4 9, tat o. and the rut/ow/tic Dina, will i t rn f af a GRANT MATCH of CRICK itetweell rir•eti PURI" stare .14 ran ^f age, and Lkven Plaveni, wee. 110 a of age, C... Owe Tbuitminfl CUIACIMI The Vtsto to be !etched at rleveau'Clark. PL•l'l:RI. T•nder 31 Years F Beanelerk l' Smith. Esq. F H. Rudd. req. Jolts Teaser, 1 eq. Lan.heft - BO fleet Reward Harding Bentley - f 'meter. --- Badger Admittance Sispeoce. . _ IT OILER OF THE GRESHAM COMMITTEE. 'WIVE is hereby given, That the Gk HAD( LF.CTPRERS will read their Lectures in the mow appoWt•il 'er that psrpose, ewer the Sunib-eut stile of the lisysi Eschasee, at Tsetse o'clock at nuon, in Latin, eel at thien'elock in the afternoon, is English, during the priest WIN. 14.1 The lecturers me to iced ea the daps seder seestionerl. viz itownAr . Rev. Henry Parker. AM. ream). Divinity. TPSIDAY W Joe. , tyn Palmer, taw. WEDNESDAY Rev. Peter Sandifoi d, A.M —Astronomy. WEDNESDAY Richard John Salami Steven—Mario, st Two in the Afternoon. THURSDAY - Rev Samuel Birch, A M.—.Geoinetry. FRIDAY - Slew. Frannie Newohnin LAS—DAsetoric. SATURDAY - Ch. istophse Stanger, M.D —Physic. Abow 9N Year,. ▪ Haramoru Was - Brown - - lir 144 in Rolf as, • - Wa rr -- Fre, roma' __— so ▪ A I.roK AIM IBTLF:RI CF:LERR AT ED V EGILTA OLE R F.STOR A - TIV I: TOOTH POWDER. DEAUTY of l'lutirensiree. stul regularity of .1 / rfloures, are Whored to &Waspish the British Fair; the Proprietor of Bi.:Tl.Eit'S TOO'll If POWDER, toll leg leave to remind his C'oustryworses Chu the lustre d Own charms loses half .is islitieses where the Teeth an dFhlYal rd, or %hes a rul'en and ushatitk appearance ; thi n ' the twoe inesessabli is the present admirable yrrmtat:no strode the infallible 111111411 ft of removing rimy Mush of the mussel, beteg composed of vegrliatleo•—• It is rueunisiended I. the attention of all racks, as Meaning rimy erriy ilopeif•etien, either is the colour I.r the de "y of the emAnel of Ihr etlr ;as rentering the breath wort aim nelsetnble, mid making he gams of th, rr,roper sitar Nod vermillion hoe; aid • certain prevratrie seinist the 'faith *Ow —Ns compulsories of Ate Mod err r broncht Martel to public entire, has met sue 111111•1111^1 nsiprulat• ilea; aid the Proprietor km to beast that it is is daily sae tifillety bel wholesale sad retail , m Mr. fletler's, No 4, Cheap. ti(,, rum, ef Patcruustrrorivr ; sad retail, by Battle.; Instil, Welborn, ad Spence, Edinburgh node' "'" 1 ; Payne, Roche, mad Hnslsnd, P1)- 005 t 1 .; Atlnntou, Ohrant,Staines, and Lyvitiv, andiester C"1•6. killing; sad Minion, Liverpoui Newberg s. end ,1, IlsNm; edam, Portrinosth ; avid Collins, !tain t*, ; sad must Cusstry Medicine venders sad Perfumers, ishomi, :s. 9d. each. Of ohms may be had, 111:TLER'S AROXATIC PF.CrttRAL LOZEVGF-S, rr lir von* colds, Latham*, Sow news, sod Improving i" ainin• et laid reek. • _ HEALTH AND LOHGEbiltit. J)R. JAMES'S ANA Lit I" TIC 'I 9 .PA.S. witich *V, a- d sere li e ardrived by lb s Iseestar ai ' ru ms* for nresived him to as adcabetader. are lota ealealstea co* sad all h a m "aluta to which lift hleillDU la bale from the ri ta.itadea of oar climate likesow foe Hillevi", aud al l other Woolen, the Stionateh and Bowels; and faw head ache, Itta,,ea,d Ic y ladotsatjo. lirce n soie. rmly by F. Netelevy ad See% al the '4 arelsolsoc "IWO Powder, Pio. v., Ile Pears elauctia-yawd. B ^. l fit Jarae.'• late Haase, is Bruieureartel. Prier 4 s* 44 ' a al ^ aa "taiaille Pill, ee six Ha sae large hose. rot l L i ".* we groan., hat thAir • hid. have the we. de," F. No . St. P'" ar. seed the he finned o f the stamp. A l • ie i " sditrnent au sill piaitisinua of ',.. ofer. Dr. Jawics`e Pills fa ark , who it is linos a : i ! ha an a ware labourer in the D octo .' s Garden, and a.: le • liart ,, t of the pr iur ip a l far .9 m o ars , of which he bed the andatity to advertim• I 1111 l Na the Naval and sally preparet," though it la promo,. MOICiItP sal *many //trussed ...a sold bet., e he 14 "gota1 that the sew vas easSeled is say pat of Poona. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Jon. X, C()MMISSIONEItS for comdsietinT His AI ajestys Trail.Pori &nice, .for fakeer ; Call of Sick and Water/ad &omen, and tbr the Ca re an d Crotody of Prisoners If Fr'ar, do hereby , Fire Notiti, That they will he s:arly al this Office, on 'TUESDAY, the ad Jaly, lblo, to re ceive sealed Traders, and treat with owls P as may be willing to contract far rictoolling PRISONERS of WAR, be SICKNESS, at Dartm or and Stapleton, for Six .deaths eertai*s .A.ms the tee September, 1810. No tender will be received after One eels-set on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, rook. the Party, or an Agent for pem.hallyielPend. Each Tender mist h. orrearpanied by • Let ter from Pro respectable Persons, engaging to become bead with tha Person teederinse, in the Stem qt . L.N014 . fur the due perfora te:we tithe Contract. Farther P A pticulars may be knot, 4, by applying at this Of fief., se to Captain Celgrano, Darbanor; and Captnia Brans. irtapleten EXCIIEUVER BILL OFFICE, Jura 14.1610. ALT. EXCHEQUER BILLS BEARING AN INTEREST AT Tim RATE OF THREEPENCE ONE FAR THING PER CENTUM PER DIEM ; DATED IN THE AIONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST, 1609; TO BE PAID OFF. THE I.ORDM PM MISSIO N ETV; of Ms .Vitie.oi, Tura erg hark!? Elrer OireetionuAr paying of Ike Principal o f the where-arentioned &chequer Billy with the Interest due t henns, a , the Exebecaser Bill Office, in the Receipt _V EzficOnert Nnr Politer-yard, Wertininster, on MONDAY, 11. 3,,h day of July him, attendance trill hi porn daily (Sundays and excepted) until, and ins -Indent:, Alon e/ay, the itith .enwo Ti. teClock in the hlchnine till Owe in a, .ter.a,xon. for the pupas. of receiving the roar. 444 . Ai thr (realer lispatch, the Bearer; ql the paid Bills an desire , / to !-tog I.IIITO .there f,, containing the Nanihero, in Nanserseat Order, 'aecording to the dates of the said gilts, and rentstratuastist if Interest, _kith 'tin cipal Sums :.trust vas/nth''' from, hut ex cluding, the . 4tn , es Thiel/ they are roe eciirele da , ed, to the said auth daN wl. o sum, inri m d se . ;seen th e 1.1.. , ,f rill cease; and the *aid Rearm (Iseinl holders or not i are indispensably :ran , -cr.' to indorse east Hall with the,. v-cal s sg . dares ; ate 4 ,^ rnritellheir names and residence at the bo u rns, of their b.' owd thou are Armes., rquired to attend the Essehepser 11.11 00ke lir new... T , •:net to r•vegerr the .ew Bills, and pin f. a rec.-Set...far the sans, /fangs( t 4 e lloidert of fororaid Rills should he deem, of roceiring mews' of the Proeciptl ore Iniereso, pr.—issis to the raid 'GA day o r Jal, , they 11110., he neveesaladat,l, ea acme patiag fit need M t eh', SO *tiff W./.1, 10 be p rid , and leasing the said /Oa noisustion elf! dn. psi :kery,o. Rnek Permits ti wee be deesroos el harinir rye Frchevier Billy whole or in pert prince*l of principal, isirm murkiest " New enwiest at the bottom ,r their Gait, itelieered 04 or br4hre the ilia of Joh, 181 u. teal be aceenteee dated with new 111112, elf"iißg an I , tereet of thrre-pence, by the day, on et ere One Ilitirdred Pomade, which said new Dille will bear dote the said 3,th d3y of Jae. 1110 rad will he ;trisected oonorsdity, the tici deg/sod wed She fell :Oki" 40., N 8..411 Fichte...T. Bills, bruin , en toterert a 'ter die este .f threepence halfpenwp per centric per diem. And thee dieted prior S. the 10 Me. I meth hare kers edrertiseel he I A and the Interest thereon has ceased. EAGLE LIFE INRURANCE, CORNIIILL, LON 001 q. THIS description of It•nrence io of inestimable Wieldiest., to all person.; bolding Aoo4loiliell, Leases, nrOtfiees, dependant eu Lives, ue whua.! lacunas KIM , ar Life. . _ Example .—A person, thirty years of age, may, by the small anuual pu)stest of 131. ye rd. seem* Soot to he paid (to his family, or otherwise, es he miry direct) at his death Any other sum may be intoned in like meaner, and at any other age. One person may lessee anther's life, to the amount daily interest he may ban is t►e coutieennce HIM*. of. 100 Eutreece Money iir Admission Fine required. N. Charge fur Policies or Certificates of Renewal. Nu Registry of Assignments requirril. A large Commission allowed to Solicitors, or other persons procuring loserances. ly BEETHAM, Sec. EAGLE FIRE OFFICE, CORNHILL, LONDON. PAYMENT OF RENT. p?FICIFS of INSURANCE, expiring at IIDSU Mel Ell, should Le renewed within Careen Days Sum that period, to presto the Party's Interest ceasing therein. Farming SiOI k insured, without the Average Clause, at as per rest. Laws abatements or- the Premium and Duty on Insurance, fur more years than one. General Insurances, sabjeset to the Average Clause, ma), in Ware, he effected at this Office at the following seduced Premiums .-- Merchandise in the / 3 Mike 6 Mths. per Ann. West !Mir Ducks s . is is. 64. 2s. od. Ships la ditt0...... 2 0 3 o Mc r ct ,an ' ll " in the Z I 6 9 0 9 6 London Docks $ Ships in ditto... 2 0 9 6 3 0 In wain...side Out of water- I District. side District. Comainn Insurance es. 6d. as. od. I Hasardous a 6 3 o Doubly Hazardous 5 0 4 6 Life Insurances cl eeted upon terms of peenliar advantage to the AbILII rd. W. 'METH ANT, Secretary. TO THE PUBLIC. rlll-1E unrxempieil I;:atoueiewhich we expe rienced at this period .4 the last year, (when we had the honour of layitte before the Peblic the Chatteellor of the Forlitmoirr`t plait ftw the retention of insuracce,) We io dated us to cuotraet fur the present Lottery ; and we (va liantly hope, that the Seheme now submitted for the pub- - . , . lie approbathas, will entitle us to • costlinsuition of the patronage and suppint we then received. We have the sa tisfaction to add, that having taken this Lottery at a cheaper rate than that at whirl. the last Lottery warn purchased, we sr. enabled to Nosy out the Tiekeis cad Shares at Bosch kss pnces. RICHARDSON, GOODLCCK, and Co. liWlfl sad £TAT! LO TT ERY, To b e 4roon she' 1901 of iktober, IS iO. NLW sCH EN E. 0(.... L go,fooo 1.100,0 nu 11,0.14) IOW In In sn 100 4000 4,t001i1 NUIBIMITS. IL.oes t ne 11Yr TICKETS OF EACH NUMBER. The Nunibrre of the Tickets in this Lottery are fIALIC,I to 4,0”0 ; and, as thr Seit...ser r.iteins so C.ipi • tal of 1.•,n0 , d it roust he olivine* that the chaser of raining' a Prier iN iltelell.ll4 Oisc.fitib ; and t►ure who wish to nd.....turr for 'entre sums ►aee MOW no opportunity of ga.nina Forty. Sixty, Eighty r or evils One /bindle-1 7-Kin s. in.l pounds' by perrltasios too or mute Tickets et ens Tickils and she'', ere ea sae K $ll t►e onices AominaLruerrica, lair 9, ism. I\TOrleg i s herebv Gwen, that a Session of Oi et rid ?Arnie!** and Gaol Delivery. for Mr trial of a rena.. es)01111itell On the high mess, within the jurisdiction of the Admiralty of England, will ba held at Jaatieo Hall, in the 0141 Balky, Lund m , on TH IIIIVIDAY„ the t ith Ja'y peat, at Eight o'Clork in the Morning. JOHN CHOKER. ATLAS FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. ItECEIPTS for the renewal of Polio,* felling due at MI DSU MM ER DIY, and payable withal fifteen day., thereafter, are now read ) at (hr Office ' in Cheep aide, and wi th (h e Company's Agents in Edinhorgh, Dub lin, Cork, Glasgow, and other prioeipal Cities and Towns ie t► e Ksagdorn. who are einuowertil to elect new esseresicet, conform/hay to the pruned Proposals of the Company The Rates on Merchandise in the nightie Warehouses, and olio,. Ships and Cargoes in the port of Loed , u, are as fol low, viz Per. Ann. ti Mths. s Mthn. - - - r. d. a, d. r. d. Wald India Dock., ip the ? warehouses and oat board 2 6 London Docks, ditto 2 6 • 1 6 East lad.. Ocisapiuty's ware : ou sts .. t 2 0 1 6 I • fildp• to pw t, sad remora or. beard .. it J 9 6 11 General Policies...... • • 3 0 0 2 • No extra Maxim charged 4.t the D'sterside District Os Lite Assorawee at Amur. is mad. for Policies, Entrance, or I o.lrirscinsab —.4. liberal ComTnissoui tires to Solicitors sod Brokers HENRY DESBOROEOId, Jo., Sec Cheat/agar, Jame 'd I, 1.10. BEST LA Eqg NEWCASTLE COALS 1.., e bees maid 6y the LONDON SEA COAL COM PANY, Suathataptua-steret. Ht.l'bern, es the Wu est teams poseible wive 1790; sad Ora part tif OA year always the mud ads antapeuva to the bay. r, relay iu a *tutee's stock. Orders gratefully received anti expelbt.nealy attended tu i , by IlAttftlsON and CO.. Use ahilltug per mile per chaldros cartage, uff the stoles. This day is puldi.bed, handsomely printed in One Velem* I: lOO .et• bo. bound, illnstimed by nearly Two Hundred Engravings on Wood, in ilw imtuner of Hewitt, A N A li lt, :it; k: r DR. n()LD ix SMITH'S NATUItAI. HISTORN of BEASTS mad BllitlYS, interspersed with a Variety of limn-stone Anr.: &tom; Moistest ass Companies to the Abridgments of Dr. Goldsmit It's I I Ktories of firms.. Reese, sad liogland. Printed for Scutrisrrd and Lemmas'. Ave-Mona-1w ; sod I.4intley and Belch, Iligh street. tionftile. ENGLAND'S GAZETTEER. This day is published, a, octavo, well printed upon good illustrated by a large Maps( England sod Wales, eel •• the Navigable Ravens amt l'anals, aliening the it.: Nay.z..t:ts, pr ise 7.. boar.k, 4 o.czEr EN( ;LAN 041u1 WALES; ; eetsinissing the Statistics, Agririii , “,, sod Mideril , W7 of the C0(7: , . Ti ES; the History, Astei...' Manufacture., Trade, Coni.neret Charitably ...id e th er In. pit lion, Poptdation so d Ek:etive Franchise-, of the CMES, TOWNS, and litlittnUGHS; together with the rairs nod Markets. Including . IN DER LARIn, wills the 11.-..riogs sad Dona:ire of each Village and X &mien front the nearest Market Tawas. By THOMAS POTTS. Printed for F. C. sad J. Riukagans; J. "raw. W. Lowoilea , Scatcherd sod Letterman; We. Clarke sad Sous; J. Cathell Geo. Ruhienuti; (; Wilkie mid J. Robin son ; Lnagnian, Horst, Rees and Orme; L. B. Seeley • John It ichsrilson ; Janes Itielsordsins, Block, Parry. and Kingsbury; Laekington Allen mil Co.; J. Marray ; R. Baldwin; J. Booker • Sclinky ;H. T. Hodgson; J. Booth ; and Sherwood. Neely, ad Jones. * a * The Proprieton LUCKOMBEI GAZETTEER, Maim it imams:We W introdeee into that Work the laws itanable Additions, Correction% and Inspmveinents, that were nreessary to render it worthy the Notice of the Politic ; a tientlinnea of ability engaged to write an attire sew Work, who basis' bestowed gnat labour ad atteatioo upon it, they have nu hesitation in saying it is the eistapletcst Book llsist has ever appeared apes that Subject. FOREIGN INTALLI4AIK At. FROM TILE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. PARIS. JUNI 18. The arrival of Lord (Sir J.j Sauinarez ia the roads of Gottenburgh, gives birth to a .nultiplicity of rumours in Germany, among which we remark some that bear the character of absurdity which is peculiar to news of English manufacture, sod that have beets hawked about by the incorrigible *deer. series of the common cause of the European Con tilent. It is in this point of view we must regard all that has been rumoured as to the blustering of Admiral Saumarrz, who is said to have threatened that he would take possession of the Swedish fleet as if the port of Carlscrona, which is regularly fortified, could be taken by a sort of coop de mains similar to that which threw into the hands of the English the fleet of Copenhagen, that had been im prudently left in a city sorruended by a bad ram part, and encumbered with 100,000 inhabitants. Expeditions of that description are not sosceptible of repetition. Sweden is prepared against an attack; and, since Admiral Saumarez has not even ven tured to seize the fortress of Ny-Elfshorg, that commands the entrance of the port of Gottenburgh, it may be presumed, that he will reflect seriously before lie undertakes say thing against Carlscroca. which, it should also be observed, is upwards of 100 leagues from the roads of Gottenburgh, where the Euglish fleet has for three weeks been making a useless parade. Admiral Seawater has only got 4000 land troops on board his fleet; but if he brought 40,000, the largest amount which Eng land has of disposable force, we may be assured that 10,000 Dalecarliaus would drive them into the sea. The real object of the presence of Admiral Saumares seems to relate to the plot so fortunately detected, a n d at the head of which were, it is sea. two noblemen of Scathe, Counts Ruth and Deis. garilie. We can conceive, that England would wish to set , ti.redea a pet 7 to the agitations insp.. parable from a minority. Happily this project. of a raw ambitious individuals, completely failed so 1 the U et. 07043 Bain, rejected the very ides of such a plan with indignation. The m , ,lana choly event, which has just deprived Sweden • of a prince eminent for talent and courage, will doubtless render it necessary to convoke, in a cols atitutional manner, an extranrilihsry Diet, bat can have no influence whatever upon the external policy of the kingdom; for it is Arcady forese..• that the suffrages of the Swedes can only be d,vided between princes who are *ritually alto. !):.4 to the cause of the Continent. The competitor, will pro. bebly be a Prince of Old..iburgli, an I the King of Denmark, whom the pr. - nisi... of Dale,..nho a n d Jaintlind desired in preference to the deceased prime of A ogustenburgh. The Engli,h have, at all times, beeu alarmed at the uwou of all the stre.igth of Scandinavia its one political system. They tare aware that the shutting of the Mirk, in active i.ar in the N.)rth Sea, and perpetual alarms with ;eased to tlie coasts. Seotload sad Lreland, would be the inevitable eonsequestees of such a system. Fir their excels 14 Wig, that, in 174.1, the EngliA Ambassador prevent ed the Diet, already influenced by the voice of the p from electing tile prince royal of Denmark as socce,sor to the croon. But the tri tinaph attic intngoe• of that Andsisoador vr..s en.. way owing to the supporta a Coutinen)lni ro wer , which at present is at war wit]. &Onkel. It may easily be conceived, that all the Swed•ds patriots are, at this time of day, tonvincad of Cie i-ff 'cis which the English intrigue of 1743 has .ail upon the tranquility and glory of 5w...1,0. At present there prevails thr.mghuist the vonole of she Sorts ouly one national stool/6014*05, atil t r o co m ity of 4114IlitiltIlloq 110 united and r';, , ,ilant guard .aigazost every snig.stion coming from Foglisod. The Duke of N - iamy u.pg. , (l through Mrtz. a few day, %HUT. Ail Loa Way to Stiusbeigh. to il.t.tive An augm, tati,,n oft... re4usents. Its ',tricot ttit clue torts is it;olit .26,000 tutu. The Duke or Rev." has dcaunded of the P4C.-." of Bosnia. a team of 40.000 do: .I*-, or to etr.it 2- lent in cattle, as an itideuinitit.moto fir the rev 4 i, committed by the Turks under hiu . ittrit During the late *ale cf Eogliols t.stml.,:sted fr, chandiso at Trieste, it was discose , ed tl!at ber of the bags sod boxes eve filled sith sated * UP stead of sugar. arid beaus to tend of coif T he gew u rtr. Digruaa tnt.T.. bat ca ' .: i.A 117, - 0 Groningen three English prizes. Letters from Italy of the ...`.6th ult. state. French squadron of two seil of the Lae, ..u.; frigates. had been seen of Otranto. . ityit . It strongly minuted that an imterrt take place between two great Monarchs. wito , n, a few months, in one of Ike tuwas of tne Leago •.t the Rhine. It is supposed that the month of July mil be productive of tutportaot event.; but it would be • difficult to say how far these cuujectores are well founded. His Prussian Majesty hay given orders for a further reduction of his effectiie military Icrc., to the vtteat of 11,000, by withdrawing t 6,• girt woes from all places where they arc not absolutelt •ietes. *trv. Ko' ?Arlo. 111. publicly announced the exit of his journal, The Bee, in these terms :—•• 4 s• v. ral the articles is my J.mrnal have gate nee to 44. ferret interpretations, ill which I cannot I,o4ll.e:ice, I have put an end to that periodical • and I return thanks to my ouraerous readers 1.. r the interest they have manifested for me." VIENNI•, JUNG 9. Nis Excellency Count Mette►nich is expect.a here on the 20th instant. A treaty of defersaire al fiance is said to .hare been contracted between His Majety the Emperor Napoleon and our Court, by which the House of Austria is buorsekoli certaiu cow. dition.„ stipulated in the said treaty, to alma Frame with an army of 150,000 ISM ■UDA. 7Unti 3. A meeting lately took place of all the Austrian Generals who are entrusted with any military com mend on the frontiers of Turkey, namely (liners! Hiller, who has the command in chief in Crying, and whose head-quarters are in A gram, Gen. sewich, w Ito commands under him, l.ieut.•Genersl Sintbschen, charged with the command in Sclavonie„ and Generals Jellavich and Siegenthal, who are in Essen and Peterwaradin. Gen. Deka, Commander-in-Chief in the Banato, has returned to that province, and inspected the principal positions of his troops at Paudrewa, Ca• ransobea, Wibis, and Clausenburs. LUDWIGUR/110111, JUNE 10. •• lamOn Schlothein. Ambassador of the King of Westphalia, had this day the honour of di:l v. ring to His Mai• .ty. a filter f , am :•'s Sower. igi;, acconi.. \ pealed with the insignia of the Order of thi• C re sja of Westphalia. destined for our Km,. Its Moine ty appeared afterwards at dinner, decoraed with the said rusirisia. ANSTIRDAII, JUNt 13. Iles 11,,; al *Pity appowted sn the 17L4 lust,