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I Mt' t ~ . Mr, ~~ , r,,„,,,,....,.„,...,...., •.. .•: " . . •• ••• .-'.•.54 '4, i•Wlti '.. - ' 0 ' • • • ' t • 1' . $ r !‘: • ' . 4 '''' Se 2 'a' 1 0 t • '' ' . • 1 •i• • ' t II) l e 411111 ttt fob ,Apt tfo• _ __-,.___,..„__ __„._... , ~... 87.) FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1805. i,.. 1 e• • •~ (rßics sixpitwcr. RINGS TIIPATRE. t^o-MORROW EVENING, July 6, by par t ttcular desire, will be presented, fur the last tune this the Grand Setinus Opera of ORAZZI E CURIAZZI. which MadasaeGrassini and Mr. Rraham ssi!l perform. I End of the Opera will be perhrined the G and Rilles of LA FILL' SAUVAGE ; MT LE POUVOIR DE LA MUSIQUE. Composed by Mr. D'Egsille. Music by Mortellari. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOI3K, LADIIII AND GIN f1.e14118, THE COURT OF DIRECTORS h av i n g by their Unanimous Regal orlon, stated to you, that—" It will be (or the Interest of the Company to supply the next Vacancy that may happen in the Court, by a Person profession ally acquainted with the regular Naval Service of the Compa ny ;" I beg leave to renew my solicitations to succeed to a Seat in the Direttion ; and, from the confidence aft mled by the support of numerous Friends, to declare lily intention of pro cceding to the Ballot upon the first Vacancy which may occur. I have the honour tolbe, Ladies and Gentlemen, 7, Leadmhall street, Your devoted humble Servant, 24th June, 1805. GEORGE miux rr. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, J-s , C 23, 10105. COMMISSIONERS for Valid/int, Hu a Maintv'e Nara do hereto gist Notice, Thiit nn Ftt11),11", the 9th of /ply Pat, they will be reedy to receive Tendert ru Writing !staled up), and trent for the 'apply of whist FRESH REEF shalt be deamnritd fir the sue of His Mojetty's Skips and Yeuels 4 Yarmouth, Lone, awl Wens, in the County of Norfidh, from that Day anti! the 11. t Dee-ember follotaino Mclosire; and to be pad for by Bills, poyalsk, scab laterest, Ninety WO after date. DUTIF.S OF LIGHT CAVALRY. Thi , Day is publaMed, in One Yuloose, 12rno. prise 44 sewed, rr'HE DUTIES of ',Mill' CAVALRY in the I FIELD, with Explanasiry Plate. Compiled for the Use o: the Yeomanry of the United Kingdom. Ey Capt. JOHN KIttKI., Of the Retford Volunteer Rtfla Corps, late Captain in the 24th Light Dragmee. Printed for Vernal and Hood, in the Poultry. Also in the Pres,, and speedily wail u. poliii.hed, Thu DIT TIES of RIFLEMEN and LIGHT INFANTRY in the FIELD. Compiled by Captain Kirke. fur the Use of the Volunteers. 'II4F.ATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET THIS PRESENT EVENING, July 5, will I be presented a Commis, in five art:, called THE CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS. Lord Gleninore, Mr. Clifford; Governor Haicnert, Mr. Mathews: Woodville, Mr. Palmer, fists. ; Captain Harcourt, c ar rybell ; Grey, Mr Chapman ; Vane, Mr. Palmer ; Ja,7ob, Mr. Liston. Cecilia, Mrs. Mara ; Mk.; si,:. Stanwell a Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Cleland ; 'triages, Mrs. ul;br. To which will be added the Farce of TILE GAY DECIEVERS. Mr Card!, Mr Grove; Welworth, Mr Taylor ; Nehensia Flue, Mr. Maths. Jenny, Mrs. Gibbs. To-m ew orrow, The School for Prejudice. A Nrw Comedy in three acts. and a New Musical After pea iu rwoarts, are in rehearsal, and ',AI ,pe. dale be prottiorNt. The Conditions of the Contraq non be seen at the Seeretorn's ()Fre ; at this Off ce; or by applying to the C'olle .ior of the Chutones et Yarawath in the Counta of Nola& Ifegord will he had to any Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted in Word. at tngth, or that shaft not be delivered t.i the Rodril hefore One o'Clork on the said Friday, the .514 of Jaly neat, nor sinless the Pe• son who ;mikes the Tender, or 30104 Person on his Behalf, fate.dx, to mune. whe t s celled for. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GI/4714AM. THE COURT OF DIRECTORS having, b 7 their Resolution of the 19th inn recommended fir your selection, on a future vacancy in the Direction, a person professionally acquainted with the reg u l a r N ava l Department of your service; I now respectfully beg leave to renew my ap plicatimi for the favour of your votes and int -rest, sylvnever a vacancy may occur, being now eligible for the; owan& ; and presuming, from the `rester part of my hfc having been pass.-d in your sea service, oined to a general knowledge of business, that you will consider me competent to the important situa tion to which I aspire, and which, by your couotensme and support, hope to obtain ; in which case yost ir.ay confident .y rely on the devotion of my time, knowledge, and experience, to the adsmcernent of the interest of your intonreant toneerns. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Geotleincn, You* most ohedient humble CAMPBELL MARJORIB %MKS 51, Berner-street, Uitli June, 1,10. This Day is pub:ished, in Two Volumes, 12iso prig 7s. sewed, THE IDIOT HEIRESS: a Novel. Printed at the Minerva OlRee, for Lan , -, Newnan, mil Co. Leadenliall.street ; and sold ley C. Chapide, Pall iu ; and W Earle, Albeinarlo street. • Where mat he had, just published The NUN and her DAUGHTER, V. 1.. Unto. pries 18s. sewed. The HOMICIDE, 0 7 !Wary Chirtipia, 2 Vol.. The TWO PILGRIMS, a 1(0011111Ce, 2 Vols. 7s. The NUNS .4 the DES kRT; in, Tate Wontiimiti by Eugenia De Acton, The POLANUENS, the L'FINTO /EMILY, and I.IPE OF MY UNCLV., by LiVante at SECRET of theresef!.R.i,, by %s. Ywb , 4 Vo!s de. DUTY ON DIVIDENDS. B y en ACT passed its the Present SESSION of PARLIAMENT, ex ADDITIONAL DITTY, atop. She Rate of ONE FOURTFI PART of the FORMER DUTY on PROPERTY, is granted opna earl A ,merle to be made fir &Iv Year sulnuessrat to the sth of April ITIOS, to he computed upon tie Vet Amount of the Duty charged in f saeh Assrssairat, which Adaision $1 Duty will mantis span the AU Amara of ell Dirisferads or Slin es P UOIC 401.1it,CS, Pissiable an the Stk or July acct.—His Conesiseinuers lee the Affairs of rasa therefore give Notice, 11 , t sell ?stoma entitled to meat oche are desirous of fbruirag the rfataant rf the Daly irate the Beek of Eaxietnii, must, in order to entitle them to • D% - hobte flea . fursher AsseNseteut, Pay two she Ihtik, 1n 41- (Priest to the leenser Doty, “s the R-.te of W. per erratum, cm the Amason of the Ea Dirayleadi, the further Stun of osle-Fourth Part 1 . est said Dare, computed upon the full Acwuut thrreaf. By Order of the hoard. MATTHEW WINTER VAUXIIALL. ~~ aM ~ nr Under the Patronage of li W e. Roya IALES Highness the PRINCE r,f . THIS PRESENT EVF.NING, FtWay, July 5, will oe A GRAND GALA, And Brilliant DISCHARGE of FIREWORKS. Adenine". Time Doors to be opened at Seven, end the Concert begs at Eight &Clack. The Gardens are open every Ennio( escape Ulu:day. DAV ‘NNAH AND TDSKEY SFGARS. ( fir 1E Nobility, Gentry, and the Pubiie in gene ral, arc resiiittifiAlv informed, that J FIEYNON has Ltely pirieliaced, at the &lies of the Spanish Prises, a large quantity of curious IIAVANNUI and 1 Utik EY SEGAKS, waif% beta enabled to sell at reduced price.. at hit Tobacco the corner MONEY. R ILLS and NOTES ,If HAND immediately Discoutif Et), MONEY ADVANCED on all swots et SECONI TIES, a. to a Ciotee of Suzivitt.s alerayi ready 1 , 4 those ir.4lwri , h to nut their Money at large Interest. flier. mettle Goad. mold on Commission, and money advanced in tht. is.terun. Ap.ls• or Address (I' , ot pall to Mr. Alexand.fr, No. 5, Eskletu`i court, Toter-royal, Wsti.ng street. 44 in of imrt Snuff Warehouse, No. 12, of &:I-yard. N B. Fine Turkey, F.lcliamp, and %retinas Canasta, To knows ; likewise a var“!ty of curious Foreign Snuffs, out of ilielate Captures. MONEY TO LEND. E•;TLEMEN, having occasion for an ;triple dw•rr SUPPLY of READY MONEY, will find this ad wrt *went worthy of attention. Mr DELL, in consequence of twenty years establishment in the money bioriiess, car Rawly ni the same place where he now resides, bas had the olsetusity of forinimt 'itch extensive and opulent eontiecti o it as completely enable h..ns to negotiate and filially conclude the loan of any sum of money, without the least &lay or ex. p.st.re. He is therefore always prepared to advance any sum, tra-s 4001 to a considerable amount, enter on real security, rir prawn" only, where the borrower is of known res i soleibility personally, or by Leiter, to Mr. Del, No. 9, Duke stwt, Westminster, near thr Park lamas VERY Fine Old Madeira Wine, Red Port, Vintage 1202, capital Sherry and lashon ; in Quart a•td r-t 11 , rtka. For ready Money only, at the following vans wilated Priees+Carria`.. free. /. s. 1. s. pen dos. in Quarts, 1 0 Pcr dos in Pints, 1 10 R.. , Port 2 4 IN. L., on 1 4 Ltu 1 2 Smiole. may be tailed, and Six Bottle.' had on trial, by ap- Plv,rs at No. 7, Duke-street, Portland-pllee, whe•e the Money vii! t=innut , d attly returned, ifthe Wines are not approved .t; Particular attent•on to country urslora. lITIRE MEAT-SAFES and DISH COVERS, to keep :Mac, Poultry, Butter, Cram, and all kinds of sAuars, &um flies, wasps, and every uth , -r tneeet or vermin, it the earn trine admit of & free circulation of air, by which means, do-,d or und.essed vicreals may he Isept twice the time as in ear thing else They are to be seen in treat variety at T. CATO and SON's, Wire Workers, Wire Wravers, and gird Cate makers, at their Manufactory, U 9, Million' 11111, oppo• Andrew's Chuch. Where also a.e ritinierous patterns el their much approved strong lieht Wire Fences, proof against firs, Oxen, Sheee, Deer, flares, &c ; any quantity of Vi.e/ , May be had on the short, ,t nut.ce. New invented Wire Hardt , sAfor rneloaug ur fold.rig Sheep, far pref.rab,e to W. ma tor durability and appearance.' large Lankrs for lie ha in. Pavan,: fur pthlt, stud Wire Work fur Dairy and Las t•` exemited an the shortest siutiCe. A la4e as, smut of Brass Wire Fire Chards, Fenders., &c. - • A CAUTION. QP.XtRAL Retail Linen Drapers in Great • t;; ,, slfelte, Holborn. Tuesday, and Oinnonl.strea, having • - • senimed the ICS!! LINEN COMPANY'S NAME, many mistakes have occurred, they arc obliged to known that they haw,: no Fforise in this Coital, but "a. 4, 161 . 00 MSFSGRY-SQIIARE, to which their removed from Great Iltinwell , streei, m June 18447 : 'Establishment was formed on the 11.T.i;oli iti t'l some of the first Weathers in Ir,rland, tie on-serve their rnde team the injuriuu• system of whitening with NI u• Acid, which gives a nice apilearariee, but destroys Fabric. Their 'Cloths are all of the best Fabric. and 'iimached on Graw. Their Original Plan is invariably adhered -tu sell *woe beat the b,-.t Cloths—An sell sot le , s than a i'ne. —A Piece to be timid at the w Note-al- Pries!, and nu secocd P,ece c"ntailis Abolit yards—ls warranted, •o! time money returned if a fault appears..-Calli, as ukialr Rank of !Mind Nines D'OYLET'S LINEN, WOOLLEN. M A NCI! STEIL GREAT COAT, AND SHAWL WAREHOUSE, No. 946, STRAND. WAI KEII (late J. A. S tre i t ) b egs l eave to 1%.• " inform Ott Nubility, Gentry, &c. that he has a new arid complete Aseortment of the following Goo*, s.leAed fr , at the boat Madera Series, via and Cambri-; 1114111 S 10 '. 1)4111.ok, and Doper Table Linen t Irish, Switch, s hto.ting- Silk, arid Lawn Handkerchief', la .1 kinds of Line., Drapery; Marcella Bed Quilts and Counterpanes; Blankets and Servants' Quilts; sii,erfitte Cloths. Seconds, and Liveries; Clutha and figured Table Covers; great tnoire of Flannels and Seizes.... \ln, "-Sr nude. Shirts, Cravats, Neck and Pocket Handkerchiefs, I.td.es Travelling G•eat Cysts Cloaks, and Dressing-gowns; 4 "'lenten's Great Coats. Travelling, and Driving Coat., Pot. Neal Cloaks, Overalls, & c. he Vigona, and Ango'a 14 S1s11; Ladies Habits, Regimentals, Gentlemen's .Cloths, Ltmitra, S r made in the Are Fashion. N.B. Falsities leartig Town will find the above Ware Some partiMilarlt c , nvenient, as Ur y may he aunplied with lii , quandsr of the abov e Articlea-eMerchants and the Trade p es use , ll.—Ledoet, having India fihawla to diarrote of, riay rec roe the full nose for them, Iry +plaiting at bl 9. 946, bland, rem the Lyceum. WANTS a SITUATION, a YOUNG 'A ()- NtAN, u HOUSF-MAID at •n INN; hat nu ob lectinn to a plate a little way from town. Please to dirsft for M. C. N.J. $, Skinneei.ofeet, Somers Town. Letters, Pent paid, will be .tiny att,td..l to. A Ct/I"TkOE. TO LET'', Unfurnished. a COTTAGg, near ACTON ; eon sting of a pf.lMir.g iron 101 feet by 16; a Dining-room V: by 15; Three good BA rooms, Ten Garr. ri, and eourement Officer. No Stabling—but a hug , 4 " good Garden Enquire of J. Atistish Aztou ; and J. Marchand, 190, Piccadilly. WINES, engaged be Genuine, r ta %Ali n fef Cr.fl, at No 12, ilromack-,rieer, Nl..nrl,est .r -slusre-011 Ste;haw PORT, Vintage 18015 and Nice Fla. soured SHERRY, At 40s. per Dozen, in large sic ilott.o, no Charge for Carriage. Coantry 11rdera immediately arterid.ll No. SO. LEICLSTEK-st.LIJAKE. TASSIE respeafully informs his Friends 1. a arrl the Public, that he continues to execute the CA MEOS and INTAGLIOS from me neat ( w in , k atc p c and hirrdern engrived Gems, which hare of 'ate ham, n null used in fastsionahle °mammas. Any part of his extm . nuve col'ec• lion, which now c miota ~1 upwards of twenty thutsind ar titles (the greatest asseerh'-at iu Furoate), may be haelc.ther in ensued, suliOnn, or piAgief C 001,004/ ion. The D,ser.ptase Catalogue, in Croft may he had as &hove. LETTER COPYING MACHINES AND WRITING DESKS. M MIDIILEI ON, 162, Strand, opposite New. IN • castle-strcet, begs leave to inform the Public, that li lt,. now Mail fur Sale an extensive assortinent ut LET TER COPYING MACHINES ror Counting Howe and private use On the utility of the Letter Copying Machine it 14 not nett. sassy to dwell, as it is well known that twenty long Lepers may be copied without the pos,iisslity of ems, iII lets time than one of a moderate length Call be written; he has likewise a Rees variety of Writing and Dress.ag Desks, for the toe of Ladies eir Gentlemen, in mahogany, satin wood, .Ye. r oc k e t Shav rng Coinnindes; Pocket Rooks, Thread Cases, &e. The Original Manufactory Int Black Le ad Pencils. NEW MUSIC. This Day i , puhlisNed, at TURNBULL', Music Warehouse, 3;1, Oxford-. treet, Corner of Argy street, SIX CAZONF.TS, composed with an aecom einiment for the Harp or Piano-forte, by E Phelps price Bs From thy arm., my dear Fanny, Witeite'er the howling tempest roars, When thy smiles, When fancy , trtws, Invoca tion to the Zephyr, by the saint Author, Is frit each.— Ciently blow, ye br:.eay gale+, a Duet, by ditto, 'h.—The Tear, a Sonnet, by G. F. Pinto, Is, 6.1 —Three Senat,i, for the Piano.fo,te, by litto, Op. 4, Crs —.Three Duets for Tyre Per formers .m on. Piano fort., or the Piano-forte and liar;i, by Mr. if,,ek, UP. to; 5• —A S t oats, in which arc inttoiored the popular Airs of Lockabat and Ver the Bogie lei' my Lose, by S. 11..1e, Uit. 3, 24. Gd This Day is publnlied, in Four Vo!innee limo. price 19s. boards, 'Jr H E SEC RE T. A Novel. By ISABELLA k FLIT, Author of Madeline, Abbey St. A aph, Avintdale Priory, Eva, Ruthinglenne, Baron's Daughter, Sc &c. Brantford : Printed by and for P N.irbury ; and sold by Longman, Hurst, Recv, and Orme, Paternott•sr niw ; Hatch• aid, Piccadilly ; Carpenter and Co. Old B ind.street ; Earle, A;beniarle.stmat ; and Oidier and Tibart, St. Jame.'o4treet, London; also by W. Anrell, Richmond, Surrey Where mty he had, lat-ly pubiished, by the same Author : A MODERN INCIDENT IN DOMESTIC LIFE, 2 Yoh. LOVE AND GRATITUDE; or, Traits of the Human Hearty 3 vols. Prepared (or the Pres s Mr.. Parsons, Author (Write Mysterious Voit, Murray House, de. The following Nor-Juysiiile Works may also be had as a!aese : THE CHILD'S FRENCH GRAMMAR, f.r the Use of Schools aid Private Families, as lotr•sduction to the Practical FrenArGoustwa:ar of Nicolas Wanuetrocht. By IS %BELLA KELLY. its bound EVENINGS RATIONALLY EMPLOYED; or, Moral ant Entertaiog limentorm to Virtue and linproremset. W. HELME. With a oat Frontispiece, 4s. tioshid. FIRST IMPRESSIONS; or Tnree Tales of a Grandfather. Addressed to ti, Rising Gmteration With no elegant Fruit tisoseee. By SERGIUsi sr JOHN. 2.. Gd halt-bound ARTMCIAL MINERAL PASTE TEETH.. Just publiehed, by bulao and Co. Soho square, the Fourth Edition, ever. with Plates, in hoards pri a Six DK CHEMANrs DISSER FATION on AR. TIFICIAL TEETH, pointing out the dangerous eon renitence' arising from the cm of Teeth extranert from dead holies, or made of any animal substance, 'Waled to decay and dissolutio , ss well as the evils attendant on the transplanting of human Teeth; with Observations and Cases currtivorating the 0111111/01111 of Wm. Watson, Patin Ile iter„ and other emi nest Surgeons, who have demonstrated the frequent Macula. Lien of drawees by tii su modes of praarce. To which is sub joined, Advice to Mothers and Nurses, on the Prevention and Cure of throe I)t,ea.e. which attend the first dentition —.Alm, Remarks on the great superiority of Mr De Chemist's inner ruptilikr Mineral Paste for Artificial Teeth, with at without Gthal , ', which hate nut only been honoured with the approba thin in the Aesileiny of Sciences at Paris but also by the pub li • iraiittion of the tricot eminent Medical Characters in London, and the concui tent experience of mor - than 12,000 persons of rank and reipei.tability, during the last sixteen rears In far ther testimony of the merit tit this discovery, it has been has loomed with Letters Patent both in England and Fran...e. To be had also of the Author, at his house, No 2, Frith street, near Soho square; an !of %fr. H.ghle, N,. 2e, Fitet-street N.lt Mr De Chem ant requests those persons who may wish to ciiiis.ilt Nit to make a previiras appointment, Ira order that they say trot tae dotaitung in waiting. PORTUGUESE DICTIONARY. This day is published, in Two largo Volumes Oita a New Edi tion, carefully rant ed and improved, and the Portuguese Words properly accented to facilitate the Pronunciation to Lesrne-s. price U. Iny. in boanls, ADICTIONARY of the PORTUGUESE and EY , ;USN LANGUAGES, in Two Parts ; Pon:iguese rid English, and English and Ponuguese : wherein, Fir.t,— The Words are explained in their tlift•rent M..anings, by IF.X• ample' from the beet Poring lege and English Writers. So. condly,..—The Etymology of the Portuguese generally indi cate/ from the Latin. Arabic, and ether Languagrei Throtig*- out the whole are inter.persed a great number of Phrases and Pm ye rbs. Be ANTHONY VIET RA, Transtagatio. Printed for F Wingrave, J. Johoson, W. J. and J. Rich ardson, R Faulder, J Walker, Scarchard and I.^tterman, Verner and Hood, G. Wilkie and I Robinson, Cuthell and Martin, Longman, Harm, Rees, and 0-nio, T. Cidell and W. Davies, Lackington, Allen, and Co. T Linsey, Bla.tics and Parry, J. lawman, and J Avenue. Where mar be had, by the same Author, A NEW GRAMMAR of the PORTUGUESE LAN. GVAGE, in Foul ruts; the Filth Ed.uoo, price 7s. bound. BRITTON'S ARC HI rECIV R AL AN GREAT BRITAIN This Day is publi.hed, with Eight Edge/wings, prier Tea. 4 Soleil Paper; Large Paper, Ids. Part 1. of - • THE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES of GREAT BRITAIN, diiyilayed to &Rena Foraying., represent ..g the tri , ,et hean4ful , ctsrimeo, tereoting Ancient of this C rr .My 1 with as Higecisal and diacriptirc Account of nth Subic@ By JOHN BRITTON. Published by Longman, Haw, Rem. emd Ora% %Ob. master-..0wl J. Taylor ; Arthitettuill Library, ;a9, 11.gte le& born; and the Author, 21; WllCeroesa k c i .. PROSPECTUS The leading Feature of Mi. W a.it wittbe, near of such Buildiiir as are distitagisished fitr Hem Antique". ea rung), or Deg. -Ice. Each of these will he dra*.t aud Ma graved with scruitulous Ai:coney, dud the mii.t intrecalues will he toothier iliu.tiated by et:enrol Rapreednidtdms pop. titular Pans ant Ofilainertt, The whole all! by eloclifeta by , leseriptive Acenuats, calculated we deg.., the Sty , cs and Oates of Ancient and teudieg u, dale. 10.4 tile Ifiwory of Saxon, I..C.r.can, E.841;41. Arebi4otwee. This Work will eolleetivrly exhS.t Spe.anteic of theme. rinut Style; which prevailed at difftrent Era., in the Exlmie stoical, Castellated, and Domectic Architecture of G•.at taint and displayed sere al Eatamoics d chi plain lindec: , 1. tu,etl fsMi circu ar Amliee, with their curemmthing ALwit'ite in:l, Cita &c also, theDieviitessaif peketwil Style, (min the rashest Exarrittle,.. CONDMONS. This Work will he published in l'a-ta. Ono of whir% will appen 'Yuri Thrust Mooles. Part will contain Si;, Seven, or E .lEnrwriags with Letter Przs. Dei.r.utions of each Subr ct. It will be printed n.i PR;.' •rat lUs. 64. iced, au I a few C spies will be worked ow ele wtfine Impala , with the First Impressions of awe% at 106 dietl 4, which will elan with the Imgoiragets tAapy sd livenfesed mutt other 6ne Towltvphical Books. . STATZ. P 110 4 • Mb eerie or A NOTE TRANS #Apo PIaRDENBERG 40 ffilli•irr Di setkOihil e ce•toe•D'•lrt are es Oi HIE iWlOiglt We DATED ttattS, DEC. 4'1804. • - It s " When Fib' Majesty, the King of Sweden; Montt pot per to send Lietit . nant General Arinfedito 11 alin, nod • lea ter from His Swe..h.h Majesty to the King, dated Sc teen 19, to enquire id what light he considlyed the oid tied ...tubs tract of tam North of Germany, the King , rap ained h. nso4f hum this subject, with the _cremes' heed ins, to the - II r ust D'Aresfeldt, as well in his answer of tea 26th of Semtemsee; de by the medium of the undersigned Cabinet Minister of State, Tire King d2clared that, as his system was io prevent, a: much as poinibhr, the extrusion of the war loth* Continent an la, he had insatiably prescribed to himself thiactrifiest neorality for the gond of his kingdom and of h• neighbours, His MajeWy would, in conformity to that syttem, employ every intro, ell lit power to prevent VII u.onld+ity of the tb.u, of Ger many being disturbed by any whatever ; that His My jest, had given his explanations oil thie ini ; metnit obes e as well to the Emperor of al , the flumes as to the Et/Pierer of the French, and that Hi, Majesty had entereid'inhe mina! engsg •ments in erawiu sr.( thereof, and that 11a could not admit or suffer any host de attempt on either side, eoeseqssently no armament of any blnd hi So .-dads Points rania. This declaration ..res at the tame time eft•niewme.irea to France, and it is »nit true en:election that Hs Majesty no the one hand rxeiverl the most positive assurances, by B a res Armfilde and M. Brincirmanii, 114 Swedish !Waiver% (Aerate itirevrr at his Court, that his sold Mtiesty hall not any Soo. tile intention against Fran,c, 1 , 1118 the measures tait.ia it St aN sand were portly defensive, and would never hive any 'rover view than to secure liitmelf (rum an unjust attack; and on the ether hand, His Majesty fund that his and Amur. to ;neonate the tranquillity of the North were not ern 'rived in rain at P. " Nevertheless, the King has in.( been infmnied he an ilk .1 lets delivered by the French Minister, M. Lifer that a teats of Sube'dy el at this moment neerciatteg between Ears land and Sweden, in wheat the lute- Power oaf It to msrcla and, according to ;he sratemlnt of the PIP ore attendant thereon, demands a rabid, of two minions stets him f .r the same, and that it is only the amou of •he sish4dy which us still WI-Is, dt,curion. Although Vie Klngswiri-s to persuade `dewed' that those irgas d e wy. cr are so greatly at 'avarice with the ahoy- intnitimiellN+olll c. es: vet the manner in which they as: antioun - ed, conhtmation received, at heat in :we, by other Aortici, idles the King under the ensmity of tem: theello upon. The VI idersigned hss therefoe.s, received orders to mi. quest M. De Enackmaiin, to ask of hi. august Smere i g o , a positive eeplanatiol i on this iminariant t, in conformity to 111 C matual confidence which he has deemed necessary to establish between the Km( and lidnee:f. " The King ho;res, vim Nis hawed sh kgsjesty, fa , fern wishing to extend the evils of war to, and t; cameos to d.ngst the tranquillity and peace of, his own d 111 l tuition. and it ti:e rest of Europe, by an aggreesion unit wi., .ationt be inclined to comoe-ste to the preservation of th•A • h-neo I , tt, and in a reconciliation with that P met., all the swamis to which may perha d s itot yet be chised. that in nd cow can Ida hadjcity permit (without (writing, what the interests of his kingdods and of his neighbours require), that Swedish Penes rania shall become either the focus, or the theutr• or war, and lie does not conceal from His Majesty, that in the event of ofFeneive 01151441111/ taking place on the part of S video aeanist Franee,_ he would be obliged, though reisotai to take the most dechire measures res"ting that iiro..lice. in order to hinder that event from disturbing ills syssein w hell he has adopted. His Swedish Majesty certainly will not charge this system with partiality, dim will ?lease to coned,. that the same principles which Wait.' the King to hold sa t h lan guage, are those which in gen-sal make it his duty not to .e-- nit that the tranquillity of the North 'f Germany he diguibeel, and which guarantee Swedish itself from eery too sequence attending any war whateve• so The mod 711ed,1144,111 regal. Bonekmann to servo (Signed, " HAAGEN 4 • ^ ) Asreept thf i UM." DR FRANKLIN'S WORK'; COMPLETE. On the F,nt Of July was pub!ish,d, printiA Demy Octavo, and enriched with an e'et.intly bromine:nee Portrait of the Author, number I prise Is. 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