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- t ~ '! lii:il - tne . 1 1;.rttto,t1 i'prrio. i. JuMBER 2335. KINGS THEATRE7IIV Agit. KELLY most respectfully begs leave . 111 l to offer to his Friends, sod the Public at large, his grattful ackumstedgm-uts, for their intended patronage on the OCC2IIIOIII of his lute Benefit at the Opera house. Hut sh e pawns of the crowd was so great, and , stoexpected, as to hear down the naoney.takera, cherk-reesivers, and every hind of barrier hetweeis the lobbies and audience•parts of the Theatre, by which means the receipts ware reduced to • sum rut exceeding the actual expenses. To repair this serious disappointment of his bupes of profit, the Proprietor of the shore Theatre has, iu • moat liberal manner, again offered and Mr. Kelly hes the honour to announce, the Opus house; that TO-MOKKOW, the totb inst. will be performed the Combed/ flf RULE A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE. Leo ., M r . Pope ; Duke, Mr. Holland ; Joan, Mr. Eyre; E s tifanis, Mrs C. Ketribls ; and Margaretta, Mrs. Runs phries. Alter the Third Act of the Play, Madame Catalaui will, by spry particular desire, sing the favourite Air, in the Beg- gar's Opera, of " Cease your funning? , After Ilse Comedy, will be performed the Second Act of the favourite Grand Serious Olivia of LA YES 1 A I.E. priseipal characters by Signior Trainrzzaui ; Madame and Madame Citation, who will stud the Prayer of God save the King," To emelude ands the Grand Ballet of ANACREON • or, ]',MOLTl'h tall. Composed by Mr. Vcal pal Daucers. Mr. Deshayes, Mr. Veins, Mr. Moreau Madame Desbayes, Madame Moortoy, Madame Claire, isc. Te prevent enifusi tttt , Tickets and Boxes to be had only at dist/pros nuke. admission, h) the Pit, is Gently, us. 6d. TIN doors to be , peaid toes after tire, and the perfue. s eausee lepa aqua:ter before riot. yell Tut , . BENEFIT OF MR. BANNISTER; AND POSITIVELY THE LAST TIME OF HIS PER. FORMING THIS SEASON. TH EAT &ROYAL, H AY.MARR ET. riM MON DAY July 23, 1810, will be pre ‘../ stud (stt acte d two years) THE SIit:RENDER OF' CALAIS'. Juba de Vicinie, Mr. Eyre; Rilwesont, Mr. Holland; toc.the de St. Pierre, Mr. C Kemple ; Grairsol, Mr. Taylor; La tibia, Mr. Bannister ; Carpenter., Mr. m a . times, Mr. N.iblc. Rawl, Mrs. Lceretou ; Julia, Mrs. Lyre; Madelii.i, Mrs. Uvula. At !betted of the Play will be revived &Comic Piece, is uue act, culled PIErY pAT I'EN9. lqiiire ' Mr Kanaiitert, Biller, Mr. Liston ; and Polly Patinae, Mrs. Bibls Is the course of the evening, Mr. Banoister will sing tww Cutaie Sung., called " The Debetrag f3iicie4 ;" and • The Supper of t h e Ghosts • or, Crowned Heade bete the Cull• quest," written by Xi. k.olinlat, Req. 4t , which will be added, the Magical Entersitunent, tailed THE SON-IN-LA Nv. linekitt, Me. 11..oniater ; %stun Arionelli Mr. Taylor; Ordor Mos, Mr. Lowe; sad Cecilia; Mrs:Mathew,. Tickets to be hada Mr. Bannister, •N 0.115, Bedfued eilieJte; and of ;lir. Maisiucbum at 1118, of the Theatre is tbe Haymarket ; 1.. ere p Ibex Sty be takes. BENT LARCE NEWCASTI4C9II4I.S 6 ,1%e 13 bees sold by the LONDON SSA COAL COM PANY, Soslhampton.sieret. Holborn, tut do lowest tern/ plate snug t;9 ; End this pent of the year is sissy. tks mot ailsistsseoss to the buyer, to lay in • winter's st.iek. Mien crvidelly received sou expeditiously attended les by HARRISON and CO. Ow gulling per ode per elialdron cartage, off the Moues. LESS NUMBERS .MORE PRIZES, A• ADDIHONAL PRIZE 41)00.40. AND TICKETS AND SHAKES CHEAPER, AT sYTON'S, Nu. 2, CORN/I'LL, nitar the MANSION HOUSE. IE pre.ent lAttrtv, to b• rtrAwo ar , ob. - t 19. isetudes Five rrites ot,Onvl by which the Chow it of grist, color of tlinee (*spawn. s ...cress. ti One-F.4lrib. Twins sad skan, w fl g WIWI I.Y RISE, t here.. re an im • Inethate purtliate will prow. a certain saving. at EYTON'S. 9, archil, w►o sold, in *steels ntateetiths, the only 3,nst.l. Prim and the We Lottery, No. 2,763 anti in the few frampag usetleCapitals to the sutural of 200,0001 4 VILA? FALL ON 11 ISWENS. • IIIEIRLSH LINEN (;03all'A NV hove this day lainteded a considerable cargo of IR Ih l l LINENS 'fiIe:AMONG BLEACH, which are much 4-heart r than any ruse they have had fur some years ; a great 411 ba y "( " ken plam ea Flax in Ireland. The micro commence at Hid. a yard, and rise id. a inaniber, ap to ya. per yard ; no article wald hut trisliShirt hoar, arid Micro:lug, and flit less this • piece of as yards, at rdipl,ark prick, and no shate mewt--each pier is warranta as to fabric, nod to he bleach ed op the gram and lasuiley returned if a fault appears.— rash for Batik of it dared Notes ; Orders rammed with pystisality. J. *)URI tit , Agent to the Company. , e s' N 4.4, Olticnoshury-sgarire, is mir only Maim Lott . I lea, Lo. aine, ah:ch it is twee's:ivy to observe, as some petty hooves are mom •tg to pam an the Cr, dit of our name, and befeezecticd, with very inferior goods, acIFCIIII orders intend. he ita ADVICE. `~HEJI Men ` r Skill see pe'rwvra nf in tßil i tice:in e n , P uv rt .i. ifrs th s e . :o r. n ou sl i aii!e end effortual method urinating • few prevailing Da wes, the sweetwOul nselt of their experience is the brit lend of superiority. Meows. GI ISS aced CO , gurgeons,fre r dirty edeetted and imitated into every brunch of tLe Pro. *mina, (eerifttates of *bleb. front different Hospitals, mil l bstins;its'n frusta the must e mineut Physic fans, they hive I°l " , isrelloy inquirer) were induced to make the Cure of thslunowiag diseases the tiling of their particular study, "it. • CERt MN DISORDER, frequtmtly contracted is rawest of Intoxication ; and its eontoeminals, STRIC 'ME ES and GLEETS, es sten DF,RILITY, whether win , leg boa Ratehatialian sednigeisers, long residence in warm "rnmes, ors seem SOLITARY VICE, ten often unhap pier... 4 by the youth of both sexes; In the one it will the cause of STERILITY or BARRENNESS, end in the other occasion m nuerous train of Nervous Ammon, whirls, if not *lonely remedied, terminate in 'IItPOTEKL and ('ONSC.II PERIN. Thr rerault • Ihnit srnt extensive !malice kat runtileil lla m , by a sa• **nor larthod, el tuell y to remove their disorders, how net meetente or complicated, without salOteting the pa. dual to diet ur exerriae, and to ah lit Veuerral the,'•liew no early apphestion is made Are it.temory of 11 inferna l illy, piedze ilbrIlltel•e• 11l ',taunt& • Cure is 4lhr hurt period of two dare. The onprece !e•ted success ir mole o f iresiciessi in the cure or th e ..bove corn. Pleats i•likk has tierce been know, to. fail in ime single in. Calk e, l•rke practice, daring win peperiod many hrunis, both sexes, have he winds period cured, eves idler severe airl noontime methodo had INTO pursued by calf* Pei"' I . " L i Dn ' "reel, ) Induces Wanes. Goss and Co. in thee ,4x daily. ""'IY oar their advice.—Th e y may be consulted by either resouall "cu y, Rby letter, with intuitable secrecy, rt ad Vaunt s in the .:VUU47. inelusirat a bash note, are re -4,.1"1_%"1 to "ads the particular + of their case, age, sod min • and arbrier aid medicine will be forwarded to P i " the ' , jerk/tn.-11i oa:s." :rad Cu No. 13. 'wittiest. Intel mhos • VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage of iialioysTitighoess the PRINCE of WALES. fTIIIIS EVENING. Wedaraday. July 3E4, will be a GRAND GALA, sod brlgiaul Display of FIR E. 11 , OR KS. Admission 39.6 d —Deers epee at Seven, and the Concert begin at Eight u'Clork. WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, islo. THE ONLY STATE Lormty TO 1W DRAWN THIS YEAR, s9rH OCTOBLR, Ist.. YE PkOZES OF n0,i.001. AND ONLY ♦,uuo NUUI:I•.Rh. OICNSBY and CO. i.e.- in great variety, Tickets at 231. ISs —Half I iI. Iss ores SI. I. NIL 6d—Sixteenths II ins tid No. SAO, the last drawn Twenty Thousand Pounds, in the last State Lottery was sold in Shares by HORNSHY and Co ia Oise Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Siatcentbs. Also the following Capital Prises in four SUCCIIIIIIVe Lotteries. No. 4,4e9 L.../ii,nuo Nu. 13.1 2.616 1111.544 lu. *9l ...... 20.000 h,7 16 19,54. Besides use of •,uuol. three w gow4)l mil of I,outil. sad ten of 500 i nti, CORN HILL, and ST. MARGARET'S HILL, BOROUGH. ►TATL OF THE NATION, QUESTION RESPECT ING SIR F. BURDETT, KART. Ice. This day is published, price 35. SPEECH of Cil.%itLES. EARL GREY. oo the Stare of the Nation, the Question of Privilege ft. *peeling Sir F. Horrid t, and Reform of Parliament, Reported by 1) POWER, Esq . Alan, the SPEECHES of the Hon I HOS. ERSKINE (sum lord Erskine). when at the Bar, un must Important Subjects; with a brief Histurteal account of each circum stance *Kith produced them. 3 Vuh 276.--royal paper, Jug. For au account of this Wark, see Part XXXI. of :The Ediuhurgh Review, just published Printed for James Ridgeway, Piccadilly. GNILDUI•LL, asD Juna, ism TilF. COMMITTEE FOR LETTINt; IRE mum(HOUSE ESTATES, will meet al OWED HALL, on THURSDAY, the loth day of Jody seal, at twelve oclock, TO LET, by PURLIC AUCTION, on Enddini Loosen, several PIECES or PARCELS of GUOUN it to Sarni Georee's F.eWs, situate uu the South Side of the Latulreth Road, between Crescent-place nod Cross.street, Oil the 111 mb Side of Renuett's.row, sod or the South Soh. of Higho's-lase, between Belvidere-huildsugs and Great Suffolk street Plans of the Prentista, Eleeatinas of the Mows to be erected, and ibecun.littuna fur Lefties, may be Kra at the Offie.: of Works, Guildhall. SAMUEL NEWMAN. Cur/troller. • GIIIILDH•LI., JULY 6. COMMITTEE OF BRIDGEIIOU+E LANDS. /Ilia. 4'. 4 . 1 41 rTEE fur LE'l7ll.; the 1 RRIDGEHttI.'SE ESTATES will sleet at Guildhlll, im i k the Huh day of July inst. I 'i 'viva. &Clock, to r.te,.., Proposals for a supply . ' Flit T 1511.4.15, m aorn nomadic', and at such it hall he .eryulitd for ihe He pours of Loudon Bridge and 4 r works Whinging to the Bridgehowse, at a certain price per load. Td ccive Prog.,4 Us fw a ■apply of El. LI TI LIBER, is sot It quantities Wel aes.urh I at * a* shah be regret' ed tur the Lease parpowt, at a reheat price per lead To receive Pntpuells for a supply of RUBBLE se t large rough BLJCIib of STUN E, each to weigh nut hew Iltaa bait a ton, nor snort ttl.or two lone, to *tech guattittics, and at rich t all, as shall be smelted, for the Lurks and Starting* of Londuo Bridge, at atcbtasis priCe per tau. To receive Propus.ils for • so, p.y id CHALK, in soils gasnuU a and at stir h two • as slla❑ IN ftqllll - 4:41 fur the sisal Lucks and at a ce..tdiii too. Aud also to ItCnVII Proposals tot a supply of SCREW BOLTS, soil !HOS VILE SHOES, a id other Iwo kit to be uwit is the Repairs ill ILunOuu-Biidte, 11l such quail titles awl at sia:h Watts •a shall be required, at a cci Laid price per 131111.10,1 iv, ight. The Contracts to he taute for one year from Mtdastanter Is t, the Orafts vrhci tor way in ,reit at the °lice tit %%sorbs, Caihlball SA)I.6Y.%Y NIA hi, Cuttatettliekr 11111.1 C YF.ICCIT. COLDS, COUGHS, CONAUMIetiONS, ASTHMAS, AND OTHER PULMONARY COMPLAINTS. MADDEN'S VEGFP: I it HLE EssENCE is a., tleiviiit prepsrationmally Mid levity, (sis 111/11)* combiiiiiig the roscritl4l c nines of sue mast eilCtUl ed Balsamic and fiesturstme Vegetables, And, as Remedy for Colds, Coughs, Consulnptions, Asthistaa, mid other Put mousey Complaints, a Innocent, anti abed. clans. It re messy, that a tea-spoossinl is a dose for a per son full grows • ' au Plvair.iiir, that it Is ennui to white wise— st. illllllCelli, ILal it limy brevets to au infant; tad eu ordina tion% that disease Area, as st were, hefore it. to all cases, whether recent and slight, or long standing and inveterate, its efiects are Ira y ustuowilinig, and inmost incredible In en our instance Ilia it ever fsitril to produce immediate relief; and if is rare be • ithiti the reach tit tatrdieitte, this wilt most certainly prove the happy means of accomplishing so deals able as end. That these are not tree dict.rtes of interested boastiug, the respectable voucheis, selected front a meat number, will abuorlautly prove:—" We, whine names arc hereunto anbiscribed, haviog fell the happy egrets sf Madden's Vegetable Essence un outman*, or haring been ejoseinsissts thertuf uo others du hereby earnestly resins. mend it to the afflicted with (folds, Cenglia, Cousumptions, Asthioas, ate. Vie Ju also kessihy declare it to be our opt- MOM, that Mr. Maddest, fur hosing already sir lon sacrificed his case sod iutermi to his benevolence and humanity, in dispensiog it cratuitonsly to los suffering friends, neigh bours, suit arripsnissiouce, fur Paring now offered it for politic rare, at a price v Lich will preclude bat few from purrhasiug, sod for his bentroleat isitnistjapof rinitinuing to dispense gratuitously I...objects oi,iftinty, is jointly entitled to the thanks of the public. . E. Astir, Esq. Great George. Mr. Rirwee, Hand-curl, Hub street. horse W. Illakemore,F.wq. rine/dry Mr. Flight, Worcester, chins. H. Bloat, Ley. foremenruw, makes to His Majesty. thi Iva. _ _ —Mr !blue, Peutuo- place, J. 9 I.s6.angr,Esq Receipt of Estioquri. Mi.. Cask, Church-row, T. Pskthurix, Esq. Lac Lc Nrwri:gri.m, Suring guru Kill Office. Mn.sJaques, glom, Hump- W. C. Pique, Esq. Perim sfraJ. west Office. Mr 11. re. fishmotrier, Kamp. J. trevell, Esq Booinptos. ste , d W.O. Huutplirty, Esq Cum"- Mr T Reddish, Cerallserwell. ail Olive. Mr. W. Richard*, Cues. Isis. J. Ste Priote's•streel.; cer, Hertb•pl;icr, Omni George strum, %Vim: f minter. _ IMr T. Longman, cash*, Chides Heed Groove.. Esq. I Bonk. „trod. Porturou- i Mr. Oiler Congos, ditto,dotto. James Cooke, Egg Charlotte street, Bedford• 'rewire Benj. Crockett, Lot. Wood ford, Emu. Mr. rirweuwowd, jeweller, Haoway-yard." sqviire. liar. IV. J. Tottee l Rector el I)ebden, E.sex. J. Wadainn, F.sq. Minibus. eraustuater. Mr. J. Wiwi, jeweller, St. hincim.stra Mr NI aLhlen respectfully informs theme who may be (ypos -1., try tlw twaling pOW,I - 11 4A h:s remedy, that for mole sacral accommodation, it may be bad its bottles price yr stamp isteludcd, at his Suss, B Madden, No 14;Glou erstecatreet, Queen agoaie, Blomusbuiy ; where also those who are objects of chanty may ripply, soil be supplied gratis; Kiunisl.'s, Kuy.t F.:cheap:4.Mb, Cen.hill ; Mattress's, Per. fausirshop, aS, Flect•street ; llr. khans, Bookseller, am:g ain et, Bath; and :Messrs Meggy and Chalk, Clieletisforil; Mr keyarer, Ciilekester • Mr. traishbourii, Bookseller, Gloucester, Mr. klialgia„ Clorts-steurt, Bristol; Mr True. in in, Eerier; Mr. Clark, giiih High %Meet, Bornueb ; Mr. Sanger, ISO, Onfood•stseet r, Mr. Arlie., 57, VerttioluMeili• close Mr. Htupsesdu, Rayeasact. Huispate•d, tems. The Miura is a mum effeetwel remedy in the !limping Cough. N.B. Any gouty, NM leviathan theist bottles, mat t• any past of liar cosotry, •pou truetvisig w toclosore 11. fur every three carriage tree. 11 here ali arty be purchased. a Pamphlet, price bd. con• taining messy isterestisig letters from permute of tie Mt re. speetsat ty, sulk observations as the stal4ect of ltswasu, IL& tuj;kmhy DUTCH AND DLRMAN PAPERS. bowan Erse, JULY 6. A letter from Danizic, of the 27th ult. contains the following article : 'f he Senate hastens to inform the public, that it has received the following official inteiligence : ' A courier arrived on the 14Th inst. from Count Ksinesoiky, Cuininauder.in-Chiet of the Russian Imperial etruy oil the Danube. who communicates the following inforaistion Lieutenaut-General Count Kamensky. in the first instance, and from him General Markolf, having received orAlers on the 22d of May t‘i attack the corps commanded by Pekh aao they found it posted Behind the walls of llazartschik, which place they cariiet by storm. after a very obstinate engagement, in which the Turks lust at m 0 men in killed and wounded. Pet.. ha en, the meat gallant of the Turkish roinina.,:i. er-, surrendered himself piiinner with the retu.h.s of his farce, consisting of 1400 mea: 40 ' , dud of colours mud t I pieces of e inuou are th e tro. ! diseased this memorable day"' ST. ISTRNSBUR6II4 JUNE 16. We have received Advice of a gredt victory 1/1 tdoesl over the fet kr by our tir.svc General, Count K .rts Ifh.y are said to have lost 10,000 kAled 5.0 )U t ckeu prt•onrrr, a Se rmiltier. Our Swereogis beiog atiseilt, the details ;i.ive not yet been ovule Ixwlw. IVe expect the retorts of our treLived moor to-morrow or the day alter. nrosuoisr (DT, JUNE 112. Count K imensky, the Coininmil -in-Clod' of the Itiis.itis army in W dlach.a, 1n Jeri s, and Flealeiraloa, which rowa,ll4 or ((((( re than 100.000. hits Liken his measures with so much judgment and skill, that the kitta•iins have I tedt "lAA th..ir %sword superiority. All the places at the mouth of the Danube, on th- 131.sck Sra, Cowdimige, Miwit and as far as Karam& and Varna, are *wile& cc mined by the Ititutiawi. A limners:tips limagan army has paned the Danube. and arlionic.d again iota Uulanria. LientenalttrieWilarshat Count Laagetou block 'ades Metric On Ist inst. the General of enviiiry, Taller Von sou, earned Titrkokan by storm ; on which *eras on a number of the Rubs an ollict.s particularly distingoished tLeinaelven. Jrol a vary con►iderable booty wsa obtained. The brave Ge neral of Cavalry is at pre.cot blockading Rods— chot k. On the 3d instant Gutters, Kamensky defeated Pekliwan, near Acnl4 and iia•areechick, e Ith the loos of 2000 prisoners, and the total .le•trucuun of •000 men, who occupied the intrenchineut• the-a. A great quantity 11 ammunition, artillery, and pro visions, was captured on this occasion. TRAM THE TERILI 4 N THONTIER, JUNE 20. Advises from several quitters state, that soon aftrr the important virtory g4ined tio the 3d instant over Pekliwan, or Prliean•Ogla, the strong f of Saturn' surrendered by cloitolation. FRENCH PAPERS. ►ARI JULY 10. REPORT TO THE EMPEROR " Patio, July 9, tato. " 1 hare the honour to lay before your ... lisiesty an act of the King of Holland, dated she sit inst., by whirls that Monarch &elves, that he abdicates the Croat) in Savour of Isis eisiest sou, hewing, corals% to the ConAitution, the Regency to she Queen, and establishes al Cuuucd of It. gel cy cow p tied of his Ministers. 6. Such en act, Sire, ought not to have appeared without a presious'concrit with your Majesty. It can have It, force without 3 our approbation. Ought your Majesty to confirm the disposition taken by the Kr u g of liotlai,d The onion of Belgium w;th France has de stroyed the independence of Ifvtlauirl. tier system has necessmily bet onic the same with thatof She i■ ob.igicl to tyke part in all the maritime wars of France, as if she were one of her provinces. Since the creation of the aratual of the Sche.di, and the atomization to France of the provinces compming the departoseuts of the Mouths of the Rhine and the Mouths of the Scheldt, the commercial exist erne of Holland hes become precarious. The mer chants of Antwerp, Ghent, cud Middle-120, 1 A. who mi. without any restriction, extend their specula tion, to the extremities of the Empire, of•which they fu' in a part. neceosartly carry on the commerce trausucted. Rotterdam and Dor drecht err already OP the verse of ruin; these cities hiving lost the c.iinuterce of the Rhine. which gots direct, by the new front er, to the ports of the Scheid:, through the Biesboch. The part of ilotiand, which r, still alien to this Empire. depr,ved of the tillages erjoyed Ly tits part ?RIC! SIXPENCII-RALPPINNY• united thereto. Compelled, neverthi leer, to male common cause with France, Holland will hare to support the charges of tins allowance, without reap. . i .g any ist it. bens ties. " Holland is sunk under the w eight of her pub. ' • lie debt, which iimoinits to bi- tit r els 3S and 90 *•• , te.lliutia; that is to say, a fourth more than the dr bt or the ttis •le empire ; sod if a retitn•tiu' had been proj. cti si by the Guyer ttttt era of tile country. it would not have beets in ifs power to give a guarautee fur the invio.ability and pe:inaneuce °flinch a mess.' sure, imismo is as the debt, if even reduced to 30 millions. would still be beyond the actual omens • •ud andity of that cottiiiry. It is ettunated Hide • land pats triple the sum that France pays. The people groau under the weight of 23 distinct de scriptions of contributtons. The Dutch ualion oinks under its coutnbutions s sod can no Confer pay then.. • " Nevertheless. the aeccs•ary expens►s of the go vernment require that this burden should be aug mented. The budget for the marine amounted,. in 1409. to three millious only of florins, a stun scarcely suff i cient to pay the admitristratise., the officers, and rennet', and to defray the ex o etise of the arsenal.. and which has Lot admitted of the equipment of a single ship of war. To pm% ide fir • the armament ordered in 1810, and whu•h is the minimum of the 'meal f , •rce neceesary for the de. fetter of Hollai.d, triple that corn would tie regret. site. The war budget has scarcely afforded a stall. ciency fur (paint-11111,1g the fortresses and Ib haqs lions; and, whilst two 11;atiches of such importance areas far from having what it necessary for sot-port tog the humour and dignity of independence, the interest of the public debt has ceased to be paid.— ' lit is more than a year and an half in arrest. " if. in such a state of tlimge, your Majekty maintain the re. tut dispositions, by assiguitvg to Holland a provisional goverrainet.t, you will only be prolonging her painful aptly. If the government of a Prince in the iiguur of life has left the country in So distrroicil a siturattun, what cap be expected from a lung minority? It Cilllllot, therefore, be raved but by • new order of thing.. The period of the power and pow perity of Hull mud was when it formed van of the greatest monarchy then iii Europe. Iler incorporation with the great Empire i. the only stable condition in *lnch Holland can bernieforth repose from her sufferings and long vicissitude% and recover het ancient prosperity. " Timid ought veer Meiftiv to deride is femme- of such an union. fur the interest, nay more, for the ' waisatiou of Holland. shy ought to be associated in our blessings, as she has been associated iii our c.olaiiittics. but another 'merest still more imperi. °oily iodic rtes to your Majesty the conduct which von ought to adopt. 1 . Hovland is, in fact, a shoot from the French territory; it toastitutes a portion of soil mete•sly to complete the form of the Empire. To become full fussier of the Rhine, your Majesty should ad 'suet to the Zuyder Sea. ily this means all the rivers, whit h have their source in Franey, or which washed the trootiers, will belong to you as far as the yea. To leave the mouths of your rivers in the possession of strangers, won d, in fact, Sire„.con. tine your power to ■n 1111./1 arr•by, stead of erecting so Imperial throne. 'I is leave in the power of foreigners the mouths of the Rhine. the Meuse, and the Scheldt, would he tantamount to submitting your laws t i them ;it would render . y..ur manutarctures and commerce dependent on the Powers who should be in poseeriaion n f those mouth.; it would admit a for. ign u.Bueuc.• in that which is mono import:rut to the happirpao of your subject, 'lhe is tuiil lie. c..-ssary to complete the system ul the Empire, par tieularly since the Brvidi Orders in Council of November 1607. 1 way s.uce that period sour Majesty has Leen obliged to dose your Custom. houses to tl e trade of Holland, in consecoence of which Holland was isolated from the Empire and the Continent. After the I:e.ce of Vienna,, it was in your ht.je-tce contemplation to minis this kingdom. You were induced to abandon tlt s .dra from commie. anons that no longer exist. Yew agreed with reluctioi.ce to the t.raty of the 14111 March. which aggravated the calamities of 11011... iii, w'tl nut meeting any one view of our Aiojis y. obstacle which presented a h now .i.s.ppeared of Midi. Your Majesty owes it to year Empire to take adventage of a circumstance which PO 'laterally lords to the Union. There can be tome more fa vourable for the execution of .our project.. is Your Majesty has eatahlishvil at Antwerp a !sowed's! arsenal. The astunithcd Sclieleh s .ells with pride to behold twenty vessels of the first rite bearing your Majesty's B.g, and protecting its shorts that were form ly scarcely visited by some trading vessels. But the great de-ogas of your Mir• 1 jesty in this ri-spect s cannot he Lilly accomplished except by the union of Holiaud. Ii is o ermine / t o complete so astonishing a creation. Curter your Miij sty's energetic government. the ensuing your.