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1 .b r rfcs 0 ~ t ~ ei`` 1 /'~ , " • •• • . .. - ..~• NUMBER 808 1 THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. rrHIS PRESENT EVENING. July 30, will presente a Oneaedy. .n Fiv- A9e, ca n e d SPEED THE PLOUGH. lir BlaiitifNftstringon y , Mr. Sir Auel H d andy M r. hews; , Mr. Maews ; ib 'H t otl, Mr Fl.utun , Henry, Mr. Palmer, jun. ; Farmer AshAeld, • , Miss Biasuiford, Mrs. Gibbs; Lady Handy, Mis , Le ,a.e; Susan Ashlield, Mn. Mathew;; Dame AsliSeld, To whi TkIE VILL ch will fir added, AG a rarer, Two %eI E LAWYER.s, called j u oire Mittimus, Mr. Wharton; Scout, Mr. Mathews; Sliecdface, Mr. Liston. Mrs. Scout, Mrs Powell temotrow, The Chapter of Accidents, with The. Tie of 01 Thursday, The Lying Valet, The Birth-Day, with Toin Tcunib. Vet Fti lay, Thel on Chest, with The Hunter of the Alps it t Satarday (Am time in this Theatre), the Co nedy rf t1f.1.1 Oat.: the Dramatis Persona of which will he specified in Walt Adycnisaments. --------- _ VAUXHALL ROWING AtATCH THE ANNUAL PRIZE: WHERRY given by the PROPRIETOR of V AUXHALI, GARDENS, will b. ROWED FOR TO-MORROW, WEDNLSD,Y, by SEnN PAIR of OARS, in Uniform Dresses. To be determined by one heat, to start f one B'ackfriar's. brags, at half-past five o'clock, proceed op toe River. thunigh Ce centre A:ch of We,tmi , ,ster, and the centre Arco of Bit- teset.britlee, ai.d reran, on th.• Surrey.shore, past a Boat ieored of Vauxhall stair.. i ••• Each Boat will be distinguished by a White Flag, with R .: Spots. N.,. ,: Spots. MMI'S Names Where belonging. SCH \ RIES WESTWOOD, ? v auxhalL I. i TROT\ S JOHNSTON, 5 .i .1 %Airs TNyLoR, . . . s , ancoe• - wil.i.tArt tiescoms, . . 'Vauxhall. iii iSIN GILBERT. • • • • Sisnßoe -5' ? I'HOMAS LOWDER, . . Baokstale. 4 )RORERT BROCKING, . . 8„, , ,..,,,,,,, JAMES CANNON, . , . . itaiikvide, . 4 Joi-iN ELLEs, • ICHARD HAY, . . . JAMES GARDNER. . . 1 6 ' EDWARD BIRCH, . • . • Popper-alley • ROBERT BARROW, . . . Three Cranes. ' THOMAS HANKS. . . . Ceper's.bridge. In the eet.elOG will be A SPLENDID GALA—..when the Gard •rs will be brilliant', ,Ruminated, and the Transparener of the Rowing Match, and other appro,,iiate Device., wilt be drip;ayed Hi, R o yal Ili:hot-es the Duke of Y , rles Band, Panlean Mit,suri., tievovard4, AM AC. will per Itra, a rato.t. .1" sutta hi-. Ais.l: •,nd, after the Concert will be given, A SUPERB i‘li!BI HON of FIRE WORKS. Thr.e Shill cett to begin .0 $ &clock open at 7, and the Con- XF.SIPTION FRONA DUTY ON DIVIDENDS. NIT MAJESTY'S COMMISSIONERS jOr the .1 AFFAIRS.t TAXES Noel's give Amine, net ad Perms, foisting Eteoption trona the I)td wpm Pee pert,,, is rm.& of The Dividends of Stork •twirling is the Mohr at the Rtai Esgl.ilt , or the South .Seat inonaus, no the bels..fi 0 ,1 FoREIGNERS, are required to mate their t 1 it , St r h t f: W e A. imaitaiont•s for Special Pompous or the egat ; cnel that aft such Claims ataat Ire wade itt Mt. start, out et n, t- for Tao", in &mem! Power, db.e teats herarteralfrr tiff Alain of ruses. The Ferraro whirls rash Lames err to he itto:e, nog be had at the ask Office , on Applicata% tkrr, or to ono hapeclar or &severe of taus. By Order of the Board, M. WINTER. Offref.r Torer,C.6 Is July, iflOtt. ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARY ()Frier., Great George strret, July !6, 1503. V °TICE is hertly given Its ail Persons dtqiroas 11 e• C.nstra.4i , .4 a &pp), the jet:osuat,t .don.les Jar the ow Arms (Its ): RREAI), ,s the Trw pt in Par r ,cks, Quarto!, and Canton. rM the Cur..te o Do by 0 %TS, the enoatrn in Cononments and enorters, in the Courtin thfoni cnd ilerby; no I ;RAGE (rit ), VrS. ►I \l ' , and STRAW, to the Ca- D. , r,ets,,in the o.untu rf Liedhir , • Denornes to eanntsenee en ssifitr ths 23th Day of Anznst llit, ; , ^lt P111K.014 in Tcriiing, mid skirled " Tendef f.. Arm, Stipplies" u ifl be rer, n. .1 at this Min. , , nn or 'wt.'' , That of mill !tleatli 4 1 ..1 *.e re..ete../ efter Toehyo'Crock ea Ma Aly), and, if east bg Pot, the postege mist le pni4. "pa. - ls nose he tveale sever.tiebe far each Cassette; rid the Nax., fen KAMA Senctiti, with thee.. Places of Re idrnee, +akar he ihwited 41 the Jost thereof ; and net Trader mit he itetieed, huts the Par, ,rr .404 call at thin Officer on the Jet?toiag y, tit huge the eieretion therems. Part:rears af the rostraßt many he And, upon Application at Ckh , r_ between the 110.471 ff Test anti Four. FXCIIEQUER BILL OFFICE, JULY g?, ifICS_ All Eornequer Bills, dated in the Months at April, May, Julie, and Jule, 1104, TO BE Pill) OFF. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of Hi, Nt I .,IESTro TREISURY having gioeo Dnieetinu for Pri•z win p,ineipal at the abate inentiorted Etc'itt ter Rills, r.r. rirreit thetron, at the Esehroder Hill °thee to S. !Nat 'l}..+• better, a tor Two Polare Yards, Westminster, an ; -"l'res Ns the 7th Dori of Augrat, 1805; Attastrame lei , ' be ( %wisps god lialways excepted, until Frill , ' lie 211 el 4hygoot, ioefiaier, iron Tot ii•Gloek in the Mamie, hil th" . 6, the Afters...S. far an purpose fy• re , twit% Me 4111, far , he greeter aspateh, the Bee Cr, tithe viii 4 ore ksirel re brim{ separate /.orts thereof, rentatato, i e /Viotorn erital O r ders ails, ding' to the Value of tile said Rail, red "" e "1 . G M ., frat'easeid liitcresl, with the pr;stripal .suns and &thrift doe thereoi, c.ittip. t t s time the Lass on which Ai si are tespectiro4 da , ed, taconite, to th said 7th Dost .1 4,0,4, 110 , ittewsto t , when the Interest will erne; dad thee are or• anal to write their Nand aped !Tama t#' Alkidle ax sisch bus, and 1 44i.1t kw Kismet do the sonal If elm "f the !bedevi l of the afterewiel Rills should he dean,. ee Streit* Payment e the Pi iacipai moil Interest, portions It. " aste tf Avner, they may 66 (steam...doted, c.' ll lollat dm barren to the Dna oa tehi.h the, oiA la he Nel, owl learns the mid Sills for Ezinnioalioa Our Da, pier ),.A Periatl as 1 1114 k loriag New &chequer Rills it ewe Poporot, ap es otoodiening the .frowasat at the trauma 11 '"' deborred a s or blere the 2d Day oy du vies 1805, 11 .7 6 oteoiotooidated *irk Ne w bah, eirratssc Id In • 1 1. 14 of /ire, nn' a open' ma be the !)aa Oa Cirry OHS !flatbed sews, taht4 amid Nrw hear Daft the sAI 79. LIJu phi, 1803. and silt fee dtlinered as Friday the 9111 A , art liiJ thr ollooinu riff F•aellopn7 Rills doted prior ti• ds , a, 11504. lUr nided ea kr Paid .jr, sad the litre cat thermos has cc red. N1..11/1 FArilrF FOR ALI. (UPWARD DISORDERS. PrHIS ineopparable PASTE is prepared from n Fifths only, and is the safest and hest thong ever dis .rk 4 inr all COMPLAINTS in the SKIN awl FLF.S!I, as prorrlf by ocular dean , ' satiation. It cure. Sor-, irf every ) it , crintio t i, if they are ulcerated to the bone; is certain Thr In the Piles Is its Irina stage, and igive, oond ntut reltrf ( low, k',en natiam. Cancers, White Swellings. and re!, r e ther Lutward C omp l a i nt. t S4I , by at ,inllatent , only it Clark e ' s F an Sh op, N o 2 6 , hd, Was Viihars wrest, iu rata, at ta. 9d. Cat, i,idoded• • SUPERIOR WINES. SPENCER and PERKINS, Ni. , 115. Newgate sena, I .sixwtrrs of Wino to: upward, of Forty Years, Sixteen of which they have a !opted that admirable mod: of nsdinrating it in large Vat. of 3 and 40tX)Gatlens contents, u prastisediu Germany and er: .er places ahroad ; by which men' Wines are so improved in Fl rour, and their Cordial Qualities retained, that they are not only a del,cious Liquor to the Pa de, but grateful to the St riaclia art Nervous Habit!, and the Aged and Infirm. Toe', Stock of Old Port, M 'steins, Brieella, Re. is of Fifteen Thousand Pounds value, by which they are enabled to keep Wine to great ages, b..th in CAI arid Routes—They also kerb a ;arge Stuck of Cogniae Brandy, Pine an I Jamaica Rum, and East ludta °wig- Shrub, the iride4 in L mduu, treated in the same manner in Vats, will, h, with then Wons, they sell ola the ninst moderate terms, for ready Looney ...Not less than a Diseit seat to ally part of the Town No of Expence. • BRITISH WINES, BOTTLhD PORTER, CYIIr.R. PERRY, sPRUCE BEER, 4 , c. T WILTON, MAnufitaitrer of British Wines, • Ste. No. 40, Dean -street, Soho, corner of Old Corn P. ton-street, respectfully informs h s Fromds and the Pubiat, th he has now on Sale a tarp and choice As.onment of the ab o ve Articles, in the Invest .rate of perfection. The Mites will be found rnm.h •uperior to what are get,erally wAtl by other Dealers, who ate mere nominal makers. Prices ' to- ready money, foam 11. to 11. !!s per (1.4 •tt of 13 bottles—Rottled P Peter, 7s. per thsaen—.Brown Stout, Ss. per dozen-4.40n 3 , d Coehasee CydrP, We per dozen—',loam Perry, las. per .loaen —Spruce Beer, In pints , SI. per dosen.wDeto, in spans, fie. per doe_ n. Orders ;,er post earefully attended to, and vat, free of Ca pence, to any tot • .e L.wti • its •.cm.ty NEW i - Usie, Printed arid Sold py G , WLDING. P.IIPPS. D'ALMAINE, anal Co. N. 117, Nesr Bmid-otreet " S °E-1' is the tall of yonder fonntain," a fa vourite Canznnet, *nape* .4 h. Tn. a.l sung bv him, at the Tuesire-Royal, iblin, The (avowal; Mance in The Honey .. .lons, 'mined a. a R•indo, by J Mtnny orie! Is—Lady Montgomery, a favourite Cale &inus Road", arra..ool by Mr. W Parke, p-rfor m . ol by hi n with utitrvonel4 Jpplaus, at Vauvhall il;•rdens, ars. drl.-...Miss Matto.% Fancy, a favourite Air, e... • and and 3-ranged as a Rind for the Piano tate, by S P Clan, inn, Full sixteen y •ais pitme.l the fetthlea ocean," sung by Mr. Ind darn, entnimocil by Mr. Davy, pr ee 1.--'• Dark wair the night,'" stuns !ay Mr. In .led r.eflmsed by Dr. Baker, 16.--I,tso the 'even Sung., as sung by Mr. Ineleion, in his N-aa Eivertian neat, d Flu-Songsters' Jubilee, via. " The ShO IM, ht.," VIM. ay M. Maaainghs, 11 , -eMoett Itaiala Medley, by ditto, is —" los'd o'er now some thr., bar, ' 11. Th. morn unbin the gates of ii .t," be sir Dnvy , la " 0 nighty Brerhist," by ditto, Is 6d bate Kearney,' arranged to an Ir.e.h Air, by ditty, lair Make ready ! mnt ! Are!' by Mr. Horn, I i —Short Mowry ; or, The Wag at his MCI Mad, computed ny Mr. Reeve, is. - - 1:711 - 41?._ .•.‘ "•). - ' * 10 ~-,N . %-• e .. .i 4 7 4 1ik. : % : . - . o r , t; 'is .* .-" ' ; ...( arkv ..- • N 1' TUF-SDAY, JULY 30, 1805. WANTED a JOURNEYMAN to a TTJR HER, where he may have eons.ant Work, anal gorot Water —None need apply Ind these that can silage E:eni selves useful in any part of the abuse Stanch; in the oinft Wood in general. Apply at No. 7, Millpond street, Iller• rrunidsev. I"0 lIE LE r or the LEA•NE SOLD, Aal ble and conveni , nt DWELLiNG tiOUSL, sonar in Fcncliureh-street, in the (lay, w , th amtions Vaunt, occupying the Basement of too fines t ., and forming a nines rendenc, for a Wine or ft:nily Merchant, or ottur business requiring crilarage —Further particular m by be known I)• ar plyrng I. Mr. Fenchureh,trect ; or to Meios South and Tilson, Chapter-house, St. Paul's Church yard V - - - ENISON.—A five HAUNCH and NECK &riser! THIS and EVERY I) %Y, at the Woreeiter Coffee Hotoe and Hotel, corner 1.1 Swallow—beet, 0 <foni• Inert, where Gentlemen miy de;,-nd on h;...mr; prime VE NISON at the rea.onible ch nee tot dinner of 3% 6d ; to eif menet , " at Frye o'Clu..k. Venison mat! divvied. rct aion . and Dinnera 4ei.t out. Old Wine.; and LilUOlll of the fined fk vottr. Gond beds and g Atee: avn.nenoltuun Ist Gentlemen and FamUies. pASHIONABLE well mvidefitSilAN A: BOOTS, 11. 141. ; Jockey Boot., of excellent leather, 11 165.; Military Ditto cap -to ed and stitched, 21.; Threeinarter back.trapperl m Calfskin Boots, 11 14" ; mad.. to m...a.,ure at an advance of 2. per pair; neat W.Ari g and Dress Shea, 10s. Gd.; for ready money, at HICKSON'', No 19, Strand, near Hurieriford-great"—•na rimed NuAi to thus* -harged 0 per cent dearer. VIGHT FASHION ABM: CA RRIAGEi for IL/ SALE at LESLIE'S Cue* , and llamas Ma.iuuft .ry e No. 4, New Cavennish Street, Portland Place. A handsome new Landaulet, with riv:ng seat and bottom, paint.4l yelow, lined blue, Atarrorco eq at*, •tilk hoe, etc .—A very excellent seermil.hand Landaulet highly (smelted —A very I gut new Ch tint, with larhiomtbe Itarimett in front, highly fisii.hed io the order of a Gentlemen Light New P itt Ch.triut with nr wuthout liar ow:I *IAA...A very good second hand PAt Cha rlet : and a Light Snetatd. The abuve Carriars tre natty for imosed ate use, will be war. ranted by the Builder, a id end on vary adrantige.ms terms to P,rchawnt. This Day is published, prince Pls. 6d. in bowls, PART It. of I NS IRUCTIONS for theUSE ofYEOMANKY CORPS of CAVALRY, inscribed, by perrnis.aion„ WHie Royal nighties. the Cri meander in Chief :—.Containing Staiiii ing order, adapt e d to lin'.inteers •in general when on Duty; ERIIIIICIS of all the Gen-rat R , and Orders wl6eb they must conform to whLm a rl•d ~ i t ; a Serie. of Movements an , . Attacks of Ca.: thin a:id Lial.t lorantry, with Cuts annexed, and a copious Index t.. b-ith %felonies Hi Col. 111 , .14 RIES, Or the Light Horse l'n , onNar of Liindo i cud Wedmmater. Printed by I. Got I, Shoe-line ; and told T Egerton, Whitehall ; J. Stockd.i . e, Pa-eolith.; T keynerds, Geuird. street ; K. Rirhernial, Steamed. W. Ad ouay, Fleet street; Longman, 1-10,t, K-es, altd thm. , and H'D Symond., Pa terunste row ; Vernet A 1 Heal, Poultry •J. Asperne, Corn. hill ; A and I Blacks all 11. Parry, ; Iv Robinson, Liverpool; Hell and Idranfute, Edinburgh; and Arehei, Dublin. • HORNSBY and Co. respeftfully accpaint the Nobility, Gentry, and the P bite, that they have on SALE. a Variety of TICKETS and SrIARLS 'sr the PRE• S FAT STATE LOTTLRY, which begins Drawing the of Sete ber. Orders . Mail Guard, Carters, or Poet, executed exactly on di,. same tei in. as if pre-stmt. • Prizes paid on demand, whether a en, or 1'20,'.001. at their Old E,tab4tied State Lottery Office, 26, C0r.,1,1.1. THE ONLY LOTTERY THIS YE NR. ALL and CO. repeal - idly acquaint their 1.1 Numerous Frientsand the Public, that TICKETS and -;HAREi, divided i-ito Quaneit, E.ghths, and 3 1- tamiths, are :shiny at th •ir 01.1 Licensed State I..o . tery tlfßce, N 0.130, C ,raihill, corner of the Royal Exchange, London, in variety of numbers. a • The Sch...ne mint& nt, in Capital Prizes, three of 2000.4 thew of 10,0001 three of 0 .1. fnAr of i.t (1 .1. end ma of I,lioal. file lowest Prom 201.; and last first 3,0! , 0 Orion gla.llo to tot. each. K K. lietems4kKAg sit Me..day the 3-th Sept.rnbet. STATE LOTTERY FOR 1005, 1:) , awing violates?, 3Ctli Semen.b.-r, MS. THE TICKET are Sold, and divided into HiiTC5, 4211•111 -. T1, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by RURNE, and Co Stock-ldrottert, At their State Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal Ex change, London. Letters, Po,t-paid, duly a.i.weied, and Schemes Gratis. THE SCHEME curtrAins, a of 10,000 3 4 6 10 The lowest Priz • t I. And 101. each f..r the Flat- 't/1111 Thr-e Thousand Wanks. ••• o.:tntry U den, acc,umpanied with (toed Ralson London, Post i ItR. e Oolers, nr Cash, in Pare-1 by C.ach ..r Carrier, pullets' Ily attcadvd to, and Cone. a .rid •iits in .y de neid on being treated exactly un the sour Tenon as if per sonally preseut. This Day is published, by J. Hotelier& Bo ilct-ller to Her Ma jesty. 110 (onpos re Anions), Piee.uldlo, A SYNCHRONICAL CHAR T of ANCIENI HISTORY; exh.biting, in a .. 4krgle mni compad point ie view, the Su;cesitinns of the u.veral Moirvel who ruled tho Kingd .ne% of the anci-nt World, an.l the Changes. of the Greek and Homan St itri wl.irh took place form the revival of th•• Olympiads to the S rth of our Sivinor. Arranged chronologically, and dintinguoilted by Cw lours. Price lUa 6rl. " Explicais oitlinatut temporal:l unn io cormegn amnia." M. T. Cic in E.uto, vi. FOR SCHOOLS ilk Day is publi•hed, prise De `• und, SUMMARY of MODERN GEOGRAPHY. For the U•e of S. hnols. Third Edition Painted for J. Maw:nail, Poolt,y and Cadell and Da•ic', Straod. Uf whom may be had, by th , satne Author, price 4.35. GA. buq, d, CLASSICAI. b...1:1‘ the Second Part of a S (;eoieraolo.., Ancient al.d Modem. •.• Th , o^ Suramtries were drawn op f, the the of Dr. $ WAAL at I(,.naington..Tiwir milk, at t .at Stfoc,oi re den t'aein Melly deserenug of public attenti w. BEARSLEYI ROAD B(X3IC This Dee IS published. with a \ la•., price S. yen Shifting, in Boards, a new Ed tion, soir,h eularg-d and iro7r seed ; with a concise Topographi'ol History of rh C ties, Towns, Wa terinl-Pann. chief Viilayes, Antioisies, Seats, tr. of Kt'. ILSLEY'S TR AVELLER'S EN ER. T.IININIG GUIDE through GREAT BIITAIN, or a .D. caption of the !,'roar !toil and pnoici,oll Coe. Loud% mark 'Mt the Distances to and horn and from e.. -toes To 10;1 i[II ate a Deter inton of tbe prout.al Or •at Roots of Ireland; different Routes to Par's; aid a Table of t..e Tunes of Hien Wat,r a, new as full %Soon. 'The whole terming a Gene:*.al i'our tivronth Oren 14,1a1s and Ireland. G. I . Illere6,l4siostiett. EDINBURGH nEreFvv, xn. Tin. ().), p 4C4 as. .1314 F. EDINBUItC;I4RE.VIEVVorCRITICAL .ii)URNIL, No. XII (To he continued tathntelY) Content, of N.. Xll ..The Tonognvihr on True, with Drawinly. and Daertpti•ms, oy William Cie I. Eli...Maus to the Manntat9oren of Great Britain nn the conse t n -net, of the Kroh Union, die. by the Earl of Laticlerlal..Potllll Lid Translations front the Gr. Is, Spani.h, Italian, St:. by Robert Walpole, Esq F.srs rig Naval Tactics, in Fonr .1-.hn Clerk, Frq Ti;.— Spirit of Discovery, a Firm, by th Rev: Wiliam Lisle Bowles —Abbe Fortis, Sop:a • .04:e Fosol•. --.E,arnen de T1L,c131.4e, Par V. U. C —The New P.actice or Cookers, by Mrs. Iftsdasat mod Mss Donau —.And, Cowie F.. iiiulatrAi Medicine. by 'pow. .qu'iry into the Pi iwipies n. !termini: i f in Language. oy William Iditford. Statics, p.r t T par de Ltrige....Traveis round the G.itie, by John KW', E.g.—Nommen Di, t.onnmire d'l4 ?noire Nato relic —lli,trov of Great bkitain by William Wish+ n port of the C_iiiituittee of the high and Socrey oft the Toms: cif Ossian, drawn up by Henry Mark-nsie, Es,—And the Poet ir 3 l Worn of James Maciihervin, F.s.t. with Notes and Il lustrate:lna. by MalrOl ill Lake, F.SI thnelatiod on the Lest seam of civilising India, by tae Rev. W.l'iiin C .ckbuifi Reflections ow th , Commerce of the Nfediterraile.m, Sr W,I• ham Esq --Qoartetly List of New Irublic.o.i.ths.—. Appendix _ . Pour •A An Longman, Hum, Re.s and °Prat., P.ternoster.. row; and A. Constable, and Co. Edinbu•gh. Of whom may he had, The forme: Number, or the aSo•e Wok, price Ss. each, or the whole 40,.e up to sac a Volumes, boards, price 31. 3s INIMIGN INTELLIGENCE., FR Y 4 THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. TANIS, JULY 13. They labour incessantly at Versailles and little Trianon, where no persons will again be allowed to have access. The Princess Borghese, tor whom this building is intended, cannot occupy it till next year. Her Imperial Highness Madame, the inn ther of the Emperor, still remains at the hotel of her son Lucien, in the street St. Dominique, waiting for the apartments which are preparing for her in the 'Tuilleries, hut which are not yet finished. The beautiful chateau of Marley, which belonged to Madame Du Barry, Mistress to Lewis the XVth, and which, during Phe revolution, was sold to pri vate persons, is to be returned, with other posses sions of the Crown, and the proprietors will be in demnified for the sums they eanended. 'the General of the division Sol;gny, is to be Mal tied to a relation (If the Pi incest Joseph. A letter from Madrid, of the 20th June, states, His Majesty has had an attack of an oppression as his chest, to which he has long been subject; but two bleedings, taken in time, relieved him con siderably, and he is now perfeelly recovered.— When the Prince of Peace was informed by the Queen of the Monarch's indisposition, his Excel lency went to the camp at Aranjuez. , 4 If we are to believe the public rumour. we are on the eve of a war •vith Portugal. If it does break mi. we are surd that ( - Aural O'Furil, hereto. irnicE s'xPy• !F, fore Minister for His Majesty to the Court of Bet will have the command of the army which will'ad against Portugal." TRANKFoRT, JytY 9 Accounts from Teuton sate, that t. e e xertions for the equipment of a nes , squadron are carried on with redoubled v i gour is that pert. The mops cf.-nine:l to emh.ak on this expedit; , n are already assembled in the environs of l'oulon. * Sortie time since there passel t's.ou.4l here, in his way to St. Brieur, a yowl:: man who has es, iced much interest. H, is a native of Dijon, and one f the band hehnging to the 3-2 d. He was taken by the Turks in Egypt ; they cut oat his tongue to 41111 , the ront,-end consequently he is deprived of spa ech, but he writes and mules himself understood 'by signs. An account from the Hague, of the lifith June, says The Chevalier d'Anduaga, SeCretary to the Spanish Ambassador to the Court of Russia, arrive ed here lately. M. de Hoyendorp, Mini.ter from our Republic to the same Court, is exPea". l at ,1 1. Hague in a few days." A private letter from 800 le -Tee, ex.r4ted from the Paris Journals, states the following : r" 1 have seen bete the finest speed tele in the world ; that of two thousand vessels, and lo tionotrei and fifty, or two hundred thousand men, in this ci.y, in the neighbouring towns, and in the suironnihng camps. I have seen the English ranging at large, with sometimes only '25 ships, some of which eadeo. • Your to approach ; but the three f arts. which have been ere led within these few years, coiekly them to sheer off. The fart of i4eurt is to the-North, the fort of Creche to the South. and the wooden f rt, which was finished within the Int: sis months. Our vessels go out with impiraity, and anchor in the' roads for the moorings of the ships rt.' war, which has interested me exectiiingly. Sotiila Occrs poeed of praVTIS, or vessels of .1 .•ger size, carry- ip ing cannon Ana horses ; of gon-baars, reser!s of a third kind, or pinnaces. Galleys or than." with 24 o us. They have added Nieto. port of taaol,grart • a large bacon, which con; ims more than h ,If the visorts. They have extends I she chain to stop the Sroshir . which the E aglish have in vain eiid .4. toiled to send among them. The fort of Vi. tnereux, at two leagues to the n eres, is a new ca ea. ti"n of the Emperor ; it COTILAIOS the imperial • corvettes, and a number of other vessel; In that village is seen the epitaph of Pilatte, who perished there by his own imprudence the 'l3th June, 1783. The camps form:a at ilosslogrse, at - Etaples, and elsewhere, are still an uncomm in spree tacle. Innumerable square barracks. made of wood sod plaistered without, contain the soldiers. fhey are dispensed in three ranges with gardens between. It is there thd: our baave fellows expeti whh irnpas , tience the signal for glory. this at ente-priso well merits the monument which the army has erefted in hottour of the Emperor. It is 170 tett high." SthILIN, JLNIC 18. On the 15th and 16th of June, the distrtas of Carmagnole. Villastellune, Casanova, Vil. lan.sva, and Castagoole, coon:ries very rich and highly cultivated, have this year been ravaged by storm, such as we have not rect.lle3e I to have seen, more disastrous in Piedmont. The bail was so 147ge that k killed same children and men. rim hurricane has torn up by the roots, some walnut trees, oaks and mulberries. It has broken the doors of stables, and let loose the iffrighled animals, who wandered to the broken up and inundrid fields. Had this misfortune occurred hot five days Liter, it is thought that most of the harvest would have be.n got into die granaries. Acrounts from Genoa of the 23d June, -ray, that the Princess Eliza, with the Prince her hus!iand. his Highness the Arch . i'reastsr-r tit the Empire, ar ivad on Tuesd iy preceding within their walls. l'ney received all the honours due to t Ir rank. There , also arrived this week his Ercelleacv the Minister of Finance, M. Gaudin; the Chsnc -hor of State For. fait; and M. Segal., Grand Master Of the Ceremo. sties. M. Montalan, the Captain of the ve,,el, ac companied M. the Chancellor of State, Forfait. Yesterday morning the Princess El. as, an I other distinguished personages, went on boat d the Pomoge s commanded by Jerome Bonaparte. rho , were sa luted on their arrival and departuro by a drub!e discharge of artillery. Jerome is recoaciled to the Emperor his brother. . The Princess Eliza exerted Vet-self very much to effect this reconciliation. Jerome, according to re. port, will sherd/ be =We Ar•n4drle 7,/ Garrett* This Day is puid'Alled, in One V lupin Feol.cap Bro. price • 4e. board, SONNETS and ether Ek)IiIMS to which are added, TALES in PrnaP. • Ry %Ira FINCIE P,itited for Binale. and Parra, L•adnPsdl •treat n I. 0 5 t 00 Mia dine ford, ly of rith ,c a Jr..lire CY talLi -t 4 \_.