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. .-. , ___ - • • • -- • - -- --: •i e . " .' " ‘ ".t.' - ea: , • 4 1 , . . . :....` . " '4- •f• 1111 „. ...: • • . • . -- • i:.: .- .' .. . -, ....t. • i i , :,. , . .• . • -:, - % ' . - • 'Ai I ii 1 p o . , .. ~.. ,i ' r•lV . if • 1 . i N... i • -.1 ._ . `---... 4 / 1 ) 4 11.. pf Britt 4 l 1,. . ~ vA6 .... ;* 7 ' - ~1. - i-- , 17 . „Ad .„ . IP- .............._ • ..______......_ _.. xn • - - .., _. TIIURSI).NY, JULY 26, 1804. r 14 1 .1,0 1 Iq.PRI 'CIL SIXPIINCE. - --- TH EAT R E ROYAL, HAYNIAIIKET. MIDDLESEX ELF:Crum. Ttl THE F R FR/ lO:.DERS I it , ' Fit Lc ouISFY oF i i outstanding Da .•-s. eh nip i. the SAMS THIS EVENING will be presented (I.Stit Tans ), thc 'PHE FRIENDS of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT ..sill ) r.i.EsEN. so. v i which ha.fbeen morel a i c tilo ti rl i l ill er day.—Ora New Musical Drama of CLNTLFMLW 1 will Meet e..-ry rter tiering th • Flechost at 116 Illoue, V. 41 ' 1 dered to he or inted. . • THE HUN rEa OF THE ALPS. No. 7111, Piees4Ply, wh,re 0) % I ...HI ..: IC X IIuSS se.pezting BY -your. es'ertions this dsy lam now phiced at . With Nov seene.a, De.-..e., ana Deen•ationa. Th e m u .i c sue ELECTION are reysested to be ~,...1 . the hesd of the Poll ; ai.d, with a• • :wimp,. or ~.rar r LOldahi had Agrsvil to the Irish Re- by \tr. KELLY. J GREGORY, Chairman. effo th rt:l, th , r , ran he nes dosibt of utintate • •.. The fi lc ~, ~ i, or Sher - dila. alrea.ly proved adeq.iate t Al The Character' by .• as en 7 l' Ms. ELLISTON, Mr CHEP I IIN. Msr H. KELLY, Miter HORREROW, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr TAILOR, Mr. PALMER, %fr N‘fITH, Mra. TAYLOR, Alio 110 - ILLS, Mrs. M.ATHEWS, Abs. GIRLS. STATF. OF THE POLL. Srl Ff 111 Cl• 8•.,,1 -1 . Mr %1 linear 4~.1 11..58 .. FreelishLr me rxerei.e of his franchise without .swuleatati n. cers ies OblleCtion Bill, • And I have, nn niy oars, adopted the necesfsry mea=u r i i ii is i i , g Biii. ~., the detection of limbos,. V... 1111, and for b:ingiug Lie Ares to pi.nislintei:t Let me es.tr..it y.su then, G. •t • •••• , 4% ,, Met : cagf'froni ' Ote Lords _ informed the Ilona i . 00. F . ett Bill ed , Op tle Es i c riih i..e a s n p d iri t'u vir stl . ra e s . ci YRS. Mr. p oallkire.equel a Petitim from the Arm whidi; ig Time this Stavin), the Entertainment of A commurrEr: ot Slit FRANCIS BUR- t., per.....et.: al ...a vigmiice, .sct..ity, and rousetons ; or. ihi ~, . . !se avou vl. are coming! t., use essential of par rights, tn.,: the Ina: Or an+ azet of t _ City of N•nwieh, • THE FOLLIES OF A DAY. Dr.Trs FRIENDS meet. s v •ry Da,, fr...si Elchs. ni sindryation o: your lA...seri ience. Ltat,ng 0 the Morniug til: Ten at Nsy..t, re th • L'.' , l J rkINSONN Count Alniaviva, Mt. ELL/STUN. I have Um honour to be, price since ihtriid HE AD, GREAT WIL ' / •••TRF ET, i... .!"../I.IN'l INN Fr ro t Mr. PALMER. FIELDS, to . er.ee C00rr. , ,ux..51 •II rr11:r....1t.% the Fitaniu:., Your faithful and devoted Servant, f•Jr. rsgulating the imp,: i at; 1 m and .. x ; inrtiv ion Of g..... 1, Mr. GROVE G. li. MAINWARING. h aftio 4v i intili lne 'P ed arriam ns e ld :; l :l :l i Y ß i i i ll Artionio, bk. BANNISTER. Jun. and to pr sval: f 4 the Freeholders a cooreyeece to Ire Corn ; end praying that no alserati..n :night tsl-e Juif 25, 1804. . Hustings. F or (.'ess,ge Boohoo Mainwaring, Erg..... 1239 Tbe Comtism. Miss GR IM ANL pittc , i :tt present in dim Corn Laws ; bits that the , _ ___ .-__ .....-- d ROBERT ADAIR, Ten. s 4. P. in the (11,4. s ir }..IICIS Burdett, Sart. . 1•Z.17 if,:ss_:. ,W...1......:tine Amens Of the anoint' har- orreprege, . t. • • .. wi • E. t Fr lONAWing hat f4tifillEnt wig*, # orJerei to Swan, Mn WM. Pigs, Mrs. HAW-AI E. :1' ADAIR, N. K. P. in tin might wait ,r Au vett. at..: tgat the Bill tht n(4 pass in-() a law.—The lio on tfie table. To which will be- allot (2tel t, G i l Time ll ), a Splendid Dcamatic &Seed Picc..All , , July 23, 14 , 4 'TIME FRF.EHOLDERS of .vIIDDLESEX. in -st of Sr FR %NCI , sSURI W. IT, 3t t* , pe.t t „ twsic. a , th e cil,‘,/.4 Nl' !OR T VF.Vi, en 'IIIIVREIMY. 11,,tant, at Firs ul.:lsais. w ths Attersowts prec s 4v. 114.4.1 I U., GI. lAajorttr NIIIMLESEX r.r.ttTrlUN THE ENCHAATEIi ISLAND. of the D. 100.11 in Act I ), and Ferdinand (son of the King of Myles), Mr. GOODIntI. Prospero (Dula of Milan), Mc. DE • AMP. Aatesuo (Piropirro's Emther). Mr. P AJMER, J"I6 A , ie.. Mater OSCAR RNE. Cahban, Mr. G. DIWVILLF. 111 I E FREEHOLDERS of t;::DDLESEX, in the tr.t:test of Mr. MAI 74 %V A RING:iII... "'l`"'" . "'/Y iiiiornied. that in c,,ii.cytieue of the firm sigel """ of the Sh • If, maw , t:i•,.:t t cgrr 4r tut;••••:,i4iong and K wat .ave thew troubled law). 4 tarty the .147. rii)LISFaX . • hitrAn4.‘ (Act I.), hfivt C BRISTOW. Moon ( Act II.), Mho B MRIgAGIr.. First 141.04 Sprit . Mr. TAYLOR Forage Spirits, Nip D. ILLS. aid Miii 110WE1.T.%. The DaDeell IneidentA to the Piece, aro sopp•ort.l hr Mr. BYRNE, Master OSCAR WY &NE. and M. AG F. LYCEII4. STRAND. DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH. NOW OPEN. the GKEAT HISTORICAL PANORAMIC PICTURE of the SIEFF. AT of the FRENCH. Ad the PASSAGE 04' MONT ST. GUTH AR D, loy Genera SLAVA :t ROW. Painted by R. E. IPORTP.R. . . This Orand Pir ore ei ;ei an amanita idw of tie Si intinn both Armies at th tt iiinnesii.ig moment, when Gine S Finer arriie4 and forced the piss.igis of Mont St. Gnthard. This Exhibition is open every Day. from Nine o'Clock till Dusk ...Admittance Oix. Shilling. STATE- LOTTERY. —FA VOL RITE NUM BERS.—These Pas nos who may r+ :h to procure any particular Number% are requested to apple to .e Licensed Lottery Offices, as Tickets for the September Lottery ; bin the only Lottery to be drawn this year) are now LI coupe of rielltury at the Bank. SCHEME. Se of Prize". Valec nr earth. Total V-lue.. S of I-20.000 are L.(o„trikl S 10,000 Zro,o , 0 5,000 15,000 1,000 ,000 SuO 4.000 $0 lOO 2,000 40... 90 9,000 0,030 SO 101,0:0 25,000 L. 250,000 rrt of the Capitals as be isterasimed as tsnrler : First drawn Ticket, First Day L 1,000 rat drawn Tort, Se•Hltll Day.. 10,060 First drawn Ticket, E:glith Day 20,100 Fust drawn Titket, Ninth Day. 5,000 Tickets so d Shares are on Sale at all the Licensed LtMery wpaaaswing Septemb-r Ticket 171. 17.. 1kV......91. 4s. Al. I eighth.... 21 79. Od. Qua-sw.. .41. 151 Od Sixteenth.. 11 3s. 61. RESPECTABLE ATTESTATIONS FOR THE CUBDIAI. 14.1L11 OF GII.EAD. by any ether advertised Me'nine in the world, gives voluntarily by men of character and remeczablc+, men who have daily witnessed its efficasy, sod observe its online merit. T. S. SOL()MON, Esq. M.D. LIVER Pt ZIR, Permit me to saw that your incomparable • " Cordial Balm of Gilead" is held in very high witnint...a •Ins plan: •, not only be the resmctable inhabitants, but like wise by many famiiies of the Om rank ai.d disincline, who mote to Spew, have been pler..sed to sanction at with their pa. ti °nage. I have hard great tricomiumt from a number of invalids tl,At have par„,!.. 2 ,1z3 it , who think it a truly Inkeinie. salutary ant rEcacio.ai and believe it has never failed to rise cfgto" ,, o and relict t 4 site arßictel. We have sod the hit but te, and therefore rtaunt tote will send another supply per first carrier. Inclosed s Hayris and Co.'s draft to our credit. I am S.r, foe Miss Bayley, (Niece and Successor to the I ate Mr. Schofield, Bounklier) Y..ur humble Sentant, Scarborough, Sept. 17. W. A. HENDERSON. In initice to your excellent Balm of Gilead, I b-4 Irate to ar.laatrit you, Lan my wife has ntrn artlic•ed with a nervous ensipsaint in her head (stomach particularist) and is her bowel., f.r these several MOW:4A pail, which rrasdered nf foli , wine her businen I *l,s adv,,ed tot• vv'ur 1...5t of Gilead, wit ni I acc,i•e. ngly went to Mr. GIIIIItht, Print''', L ill w, and parcha•ed two bottles, by wh . en die torrid great relief, who.) I was iia,py tog and purchase t..* IlloWcs mew, and now, thank God, I Cali 4%)' she is ;aerially THUS. JAMES. Winos, Thema, GriFthe, To he had of Mr. J. M.thew..li, Strand, London. Reirilant, .iutri•en ;R. Sac*., ter•ereet, New t ;re! . ...I With, •.• liAza. . pro', Bolen ; B•Ighto . fale'•• y • R.nninglins, tan .3 sod °lord; S •intn; • '• S incases- Rory Si. it: A.l nr:e CI, 't • ,I`l3 E. ; Canibrailg2, H C..ventry ; ; G,. h eer, IlL , r , ver; Canto/Airy, a.rnanien CArinie, Ida.; Chathari, iton Ca: C...ehar; Chest-r, 1 . 0,1 s•i•i; e :cheater, Phillestson ; Given:ester Smith; Clai, ;A.-I,A a„ Coombs; Irate.: .le, No. 7,'Exeliange-co.-n !)•••-• , ll'evret Li. .•••a, ,; Dover, Neatest De•ua •, D . h!reea, V vii,. et •• • D trtasoutti, Jac. ; •k. ka•kh, Sran a, !vial • k 3• dge; S ef:int ; f ; GI• •_ • • 5490 - nue; lirlejtaffit i.." 81.111', •° Dreary ; n, 1,1••;:alic) r, Greg ie, S.. tr.:l ; I .^• Pot , Slaut.a w. T •, !t we ; AValker art'.,• a.•;11, Hanle . a „_A'• -*; :`••• .; .: Nort.:•••• . • 7 7 1.1.1, Po.' .e-; ••••• ...e• AA ' • '. • Pre ii .aa• . Porri•tr nth, •'" .1114 . , m ; P- •-•.t . • shew.iauq, , ; ; :- ; • ". .1: Stain!, N.• • ain'A ; Saraelerla , SA. `• • :I'. • • ; T: •••• - •,n, T. 1 r • • VV.!. S o , 011 r. C. W.. - it•th• ; 14 ' • -•• ; frai ••vs., %leg,. base \'• •.•ler .n A• , r I e.., ,•1 Boulaii, at II a . . • I fse. As.t... •4 the * • • e 1. ,;• 2a. a. . !las i .14 I t\ u- •'• 71 !ea e; ()A.10:: CE 11.1 . ". AI. • ' S • • , 1 • 1.1 ! • • Tv. ! • • r •.113teg ; a! . STEWARDS. Ta• Dn.,. Cherle. Fox, M. P. • \VOL:tin M P. Loril Ge "ice lienry Cavendi:.h, Id. P. L.e'd "sec, 41. P. 11.,nry I E.q. M. P. Lord fi my r• ny. Sal:. el W ..abreAdl, Fit. M. P. • 4... re, Eci. MP. Wit a' 11. P. Mr. Skiniter. R,% Slr. P rr. Tw.tissil4. T., l'o,•, W. 1 D r•iam, t .1. ien I. T Faq. • P. lin, I • I ippt..t,, I .1. • . '3 r , l. 1. •••u, 1 .1. Fr tib •.. MJO TX F. LEC tl ► lIE FR '• n I.te IN rEREsr of 1 ti.r k < S adult i)r.T e are tit4a te.l., that COACH} S si rody EVI . .104 %La... at Sri. weloc;., to C. thc.• In tie P h.L as &tali rFORD, from roc unde Aro- : T( 01VISli)N. M.eirfau: Ditrh.na Place, II )clutey Moe Ymtl, the Mow.t. 0!4-strut t, the Throe Jellr Suldlers. Rouadat , ) u. (.4t) LAO. Wend ase whine. PbPpznii, Ratetetie. FINSBURY. OrporP the GUMS Bop, It St. Juba's-stress tun SA Ai I Ge.d. N-ar the White B •ar, Leati, , ~is r. Er .et, Si. Giles**, nee, PI in. tree-ttreet. W.M ur. r, mear Littealii'4.inciiifi-lis. at doe Ise Jam- L.ris Head. CSTIA INSTIL Velars Yani- Iliuds Argus, Cnalptnn-blieet. Neat Devu Houle, P.c., litlT. KENSINGTON DIVISION. LaseilLlC , sl4eir, Clic!le4. P'u..am. ax: tr:a )N AND SALE ST PRIVATE CON TRACT. T HE TRUCHSESSRN GALLERY of S, N. • - ft•i . 4 iu.,t • Purtland Pare, • ontinueb open evov d'y ten till (1.... k Eight el Tant ',um% &en did .t cm .v u: the 114111i.11, Si-an..h, D•sicu,, iman, aud F!elich echo„ le; highly peeserve.J, dashc..h) arrang d, and agreeably diversified. Pietiers , old may he elei oetxl immediately vitt ~,,, t injuring the ExhiLiwni, al , t,n•y ~ 1 ro•iveviiem,y rep'mr.rd uy of foliating p.ot uf %%is aigt,....^.1..g eolleetun s brlt not txhitutiag at Prenilt int ‘E'ut \dt•iuuies Ulm Stalling. r.• R, . for refiethments. NEW ARTICI.r. Sr." FULL MOURNING. THE c6j..a uC the 4.. - e inyentimn was to MO wide an 4ra.r.:e muzle Irma hy FAlnghe‘ of Fioduon), w...ch st.o,e4 :v.v... • t!.-• fu , e•,.mnhince of itoinbateen, bit etcludt as fnd • 'vide's; a remedy carmen important at this seastAx of Mao Year. The lii•irvor and vie l'ro,ri •r, W RentINSON, No. 12, Heiruota...r-?•, Crus sot Garde.,, g eincation to mat that tha .nd g:neraiap,aratiar.o..l:• woos it Off aXount of its thin, rat:, and tevort, Isar ex • • Ar I hi. most an. ru;ne e x p t.cutions, ~.4 'not 11:m • ut adde , orfai Lounfl to mark, in order nay. Fansiie• and De.. •.• -I with any qu,ari , e a,f e liestue af evay other kind uf Yam , r %T..umnir aes. , slrl 14. N. R. ROISINSJN is Cul': Wect: wish t:4.1 van..us ether A•u ;r• alai :.lame s viz ty he his tit • Lutes V • re 24: fiw ne R yal Fe.., yj, ch 2.. e se fI2IIC a amreved , Of OlSti TrA voili/14 • P.,phlis, Sm. le. wit:, • % . •sc4 Of Ciorib •.tys, ItaPau &mires, laipe•ta . Nets, liq•st 1411:+etla4 LOill • • • •• Ittlura Mu•la s, a , d eve.y Art , eit t.r ( I,h , cr: Dr's., and U•e• ben .n St , k r, 2 - 11 :.arcs, D •.esua:. Hr LADIES Citlo4.. reit) THE Cilindr..q. M ACTORi S To. tc.V and , *!ii? tf. l / 4 1`a, N., 19,, 4.1.1 E EASTItt:ET T ADIES may be buppl.-d with e—ry new and .11 tis:i.o.leiale -Sa f e, in Si RAWa...: • :•:t? lIATS 11•..teNtTS, .t the abuse Matkui.ivory, "gay .es uev alta c isolated I.:s tar the ass.,re SA Mn CIit.IIMAS, t i aid !:.•• tatter b issa a I ad.. 0 to Iss .d a , str ,rthser • in rsti cia.d.ttS Nktr St /8',..K1 T I i•S a.td Co t'srult st t,s tiss.•rt •ca I %lor, citir, I.EG e'S II \ Wt..* • s•arf 0 0 1' 3 ' 4 .d extebt, ulsrai own Ariel WAli to•AS g.... 6101 .- t.• T..e ts.sste •••• thol.. al • ; Artiel.a j \IIERD;s3III.:RS it lA. areate-t ..•iety. Al., a :.: CM :u«.¢ .1.1.11.40.611 • .1 W and mils -..5• s,xas .1 ae e UoSN.o.%IE.Iti . , • s R,NCT C%`.l Kam.. & .d FAXCY MVSLiNi lu K. ~.IS. L ..•• 0, C. rt•'•-rn.n, 1...T0ng cfm.,),•44 - , t to! MILLI .I . 4.3 ,n 4 Or ewe' t ,SES . tC. r was ..n•nettlattele 11O1l•I I • . • ..4 0 , I ! • 1•••••9•.• tiod^•• , :nt nt a ,vl.ll. Lb ,141, u. .4',1 0111$ Vt•oi• to :22 • J. ••• ,J re. 1, ah , .• .• ! ,r!' . .;,. • I •!• f•s• ttionty e mud every A. t... a nt the L+4 t art: : Dmisis v: C..ancriy- Eleig.stiect rrtHIS CONI N 111: E E for con duel; ig the Ele c . 111, UN% isoui.f.). NG, w; . l 'it Da at No 7, CAP v."l- . :TRIF.T.T, INS FiII:LDS, vita, r•it is r •queste I thnt Lerrn 11 'tot, and 1rr , ,••4 Will be th/flkiu.:, tee 113, Itt)4. MIDDEFSI X ELECTION. CARRIAGES will be provi.ied at the follf.w:N; places TO-MORR. IW tiIORNaNiG, at Seven prsciirly, and every ht,ruieg du lug tue iLFC PION, at tf, sam :11.1ur,for the purpoie c..n, 414 the ),:a ti in tow Intervin of GEORGE WOULTON MALYWARING,. Esq. to and bons lIRLISIFt)RD, The Pantnvess, &Wind Au!. riritunent street. Umuoto Yt. Jaatois Church, Pitc tdi Iy. Opp Fumilf4l . l lun, Iltilbutu. Ctoshenwell Greed. Green. Wintect , arl Cr;,l h. Oppointc SYurwlitc.. Churcli. Court Hose, NV_ ,elus,,.siquare. Shadweil, opposite the Church. IMPERIAL PARLIANIENT. HOUSE OF Log DS.-o.VLomage 4v, Joar 23 . Th. Irish Customs, And Excise Bill; the Irish Re venue Regulating Bill; and the Irish Spirits Ware housing Bill, were read the third time and passed. On the motion of the Duke of Montrose, the second reading of the Bill, for estaolishing certain tree ports in the Bahama Islands, was postponed for three months. The Bill. for establishing a Commission for inquiring into certain fee► of office, in Ire;and, wait through a Committee, And the Treat ordered to be receivA to-mot row. INSOLVENT BILL VW Report of the I :4scsr.k..x, oe this 871. was brought up, auU the amendments of tix s:::)mmitt agre..4 to. The LORD CIIANCF.LLOR then krt the wool sack, and obsvrved, that the dense which mindedthat, that, in all sa.u'i'onsuf seirs fari ,t, &c. against Jailors discharged under this Aft, tile debtor may p td the Aft generally, and not be c.impelled r plead is specially, Was inaccnrately expresvd. 1-1 , . wished the debtor to have :he full benctit of the intention thz. BAIL. It would be vc,..ttious to leave him situation in which he mig'it be compelled to pleAd the Ad specially; [or a special pleader of higeniii , y might draw up a special plea, that would carver t. George's Fields. He should therefore ;impose sow: amendments, that could put that cilstion out of doubt. His Lordship then moved several amend s:teats to that circa, which were agreed to. _ _ _ The LORD CHANCELLOR ihen said, he did not think it just to leave the (L:Ant in A .ttuation prefeiahle to a bankrupt, whew finite effeas, it he does not pay 15s. in the round, the first time of being a bankrupt, are sii.l liable to pay. He these: fore moved a clause, to ren Jer the fiEure ~t• a debtor discharged under this Bill if he does not pay 15s. in the pound on giving up his present areas. Ibis clause was a7reed to. _ _ _ Lord GRANTL4Y raid, the swords, 4'1,-1 de tained for a larger sum than 15001. might exclude Debtors whom the BiU intended to relieve; for Debtor m..y be detained far a sum Lager than he &Busily owes He thcieture nt..ted, that the wi.Pl ds sad It 'Coma., iedeited. be ad led. • The LORD CHANCELLOR tbmght the Antnidttsent very necessary, to • xecute the inten- LlO 1 0: the Bill ; b. it recurrinienied that the A -end tne..t be m0v...1 nn the this teadiag, to which LorJ Ge %NT: accedel The tame (.t the thind reading of the Bat was not moved. Mr. Tyre) presented ccrt.l:ll ACCOIIitS from the City of LanJon, purse tat LI net of Yelli.tment. Adjourgeti to to-moimer. HJVSE 01- c)NIMONS Mr. Tyrell, the remerills.ancer of the City of LoaJon. pieseated at the bar certain accounts ititeravernelits made in the %Vasa India Uucks. Or acted to lie on Ow Ishii:. The Arroit.:ts nsoy..l, that a writ be iss.lea lit a Mettit,i.r to serve in Y..ibatnent for the Born•teh of Tisßtton, iu llevoashice, in the morn of t., H ; wao, moce his e 4 .ediint, has ac- peJ f t e f7ize ktt telt 0.1 l Se Ma jesty's Justices thr (;re.f fs:•.ion; :n Wake. ST•11 1 10Eib 130.p,.r niosed, thsa a PreW Writ be issued for A :•ItIT.,PT I r !ior. - ...1/1, of Chzia,- chu - ch, in the C i . ir•y ‘,l U is, in Cu room of the .t H sn. Gear?: R3b.4 a•: •- i has aceepted the office of P..pnaster to Ilia eileicatF ' s Fore.,. Nfr. H‘sz:tsc:: ay as 4 . 4cfnrit cf On the motion of Mr. WSSTILAN, the arise r e. solved L--{f iuto a Committee on the Corn WA Sir Ca.., acts 11pNacii7 -4 .3 the Chair. The blank for cnntaining.the period at sidch the Bill should cons rneriCe w.. then 6lfed up ~:44,•he words N I.sth of November, lat•s: Lfird A. HAears-oxthen hal'imendments in these parts 4 the t.) Scotland, which were :screed ta. • The last clause of the Bill WAS left out. The Report of the Bill was then firotsen up, sad it was Giclered to be read A Ski,i 'tin e to-morrow. Adj .- Jul - fled. . • FOREIGN INTELLI4RNCE. PARIS, Val 14. Th freemasons lodge; have, by an Imperial de cree;loeen opened every where, under the shper • s tendance of the police agents. The member' are pertniued to convene, spealr, and write, on any subjea, except those concerr.i.l religion, morality, and politics. They may meet once in the nr)/i.h, ol giving previous notice, three days before, to the Police Commissaries, when they intend to awrn ble, of the cause which makes them desire to avens ble, and of the , t.'..jed which rev t_n •es berate upon. Their registers and basks are al-, rye to be orrn for icspeEtion, and th:y must expcl any m-mbers, judged unworthy or dang.trisus by vernment. They may wear d •corations of every description, and ribbons of every colour, except those that decorate the puldic In I,ltionaries, and the members of the Legion of Honour. All c:r:sens, not occupying places under gnvernmeat, in I v he made 'freemaaans ; but - rhos:, as well as 411 mi. litary rs-o, from the rank of a general. to the grtdatiso of a common soldier or sail r. can. mos ere sd sisgd withont previusisly rec,iviag the imperial permission. All feur,:les are ere:ides' for ever, and no foreigner is to be admitted, without first obtaii,:ng a letter Ut recommend-do.. from the I . 51inistcr of e•ilice, Senator Fouche ; who ha.. as. well as the Emperor, exclusive riot to open or -hut Li? all lodges, to exclude or admit any pervm he thinks proper, without :icing any reason fie his decision.--(1w Carve, Ftmuteis.) • • It is reported that the King aed Queen of Prussia, the EleEtors of Bavaria and of Hen , — Cassel, intend to visit Spa this snmmer, where, ventottv says, that the Hotel dt Lorratm has already been hired for lie s Prince loyal of Dentnark. As the 7.rriress roes to Aix-la-Chapelle, wleere, perhaps, • lie Itmoeror,‘ after inspeAing the camps on the coast, will jAn his consort ; ;deny. persons conclude, that an interei , w swill mite place between his Majesty and 60 shove Royal and Eletioral Sovereigns and Pri ices. The re por, that a congress for negociarhig a general oac:i cation will assemble at Bras,els cot Aix-le-eh tholte: rey'ved; ;soot believed. A tongresse r..v k under the Pr.:sidency of oar Emperor in Lon.. in, At St. Jsrnees, or Wesi - niaster, can alone restos^ s rope a tranqttillity, of which lioglald si soa has d - prived it ; crush the proud islanders, n torero the rst w ast and moderate.--'./asrud Par.s). An inhabitant of Astracan has mad.. a very valu able discovery. A plant, which greats every w e in Europe and Asia, in marsLy ana dory placcs, a. J ; On the 's Inks uf rivers, calk I bi the hstaiiv, B.f: ma: Ci,a!e produces, after a ve 7 short a d easy prep .....yon, /bur, of w:o:cli bred may be ' MAJC almost is white is whe itt , n bread. 'llse in. ; ventor Jus sett a p:oof bc•lr of the fl t:r .nd 0. CAI bread to the Stiiister of Ili ;47-1 .Ia return ri:,eiv.sl from the E&peror a v ery Citizen La Fore - t, Minister to the King of f Prot is apr'oted commander of a Cohort La I the of Honour. Ani,ng the improbable 11/17111,11'S of the cl.ty, is th.it cf Bonapare being sent to Coaatanti r. to neg Klee An affair of crmsequer.ce. This i. d...SstirJ ts Another rur. ur, that he is to be p.r claime.: a Khs Jf the Ron.. 111, or an Emperor of FAS!. 'rhea:my which the Turkish Government /11,21211 to send Azaiast the rebels in Romelia, ansostnt ._~ 1 '