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costr- 1 19tlirtr7 . 111, • •• • . . NE* ?MITI AITS—Mr. NTT, &e. This DAy are published, APORTRAIT of the Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT, a , logo as Life; Puce, for Pleas, 11 Ils 6d ; Prints. Th.; Prinh in colours, 21. Is y A PORTRAIT of SIR WILLIAM YOUNG, Bart, PALS and M. P. for At /dawn; Its. and 105 6d. A JY.:to, LADY SMITII BUR LESS, laa. W. ar i l 214 A dim+. NABOB of OUDP, 5% And 10a. fid. by EDWARD ORNIE, Priiitsellia to the King, 29, New 110,4-sheet. !OM SATURDAT xlcrrr. GiIZE7TE. PARTNERSHIP'S DISSOLV Ralph Reed and Shinn Toptidy Ruwq, I:pen drapers,.. Peet street and Fleet•market, Lrinslnn, Julie 10, 1803 Roger Wilcoe'es and Charles Crickley, or the cite of Briitol, carpenters, ininere„ and undertakers, Jane Ile, 1205. . • Francis Knight and John Trlultirok, St. Janiee'i• street, in the pariah Of St. James'o, Westminster, booksellers and stationer', June 11103. Notes Nlackonsie and M Curie, No. 0, Haymarket, gidd and elver laeemen,Jannary 1, 1003 Wduam Monro an d Charles James Smoki., of Cell ridi panty-street, Lincoln's Inn, London, lEw stationers, June S 4, 90,. William Loney and William Nfartm Loney ' of Lieerpmdl, in the county of tsocast,r, flotillas, brandy and Bruno t ine &aims, June 4S, 11110:i. Maui , ' Wrenn, John Morton, Anthony Handley, Thomas Sr , :es,•nri Tito.rivi S.-We, of shettiehl, in the county of York, siiyersnitths and rilyerplat-u, J tote 46, IROS S.muel Oxley and William Bank,. Hiulson, at No 27, Hay. 'market, cht miats and druggists, June SIS, 180" Henry Richard Collattl and Nathan, .1 I I alley the younger, of S.,tulandlatd, in the county of hfiddleu,x, June 24, 1805 BANKRUPTCY nUPERSEDED. George Linsco;nb, late of Birmingham, in the county of Warw.ek and stow . of Cnlcshill, in the saute county, surgeon, deal,/ and clupman. BANKRUPTS. • _ William Winch, of Tothill.4treet, IVestmin‘ter, in the ecru..tv of Middlesex, butcher, to surrendt-r July 6, I.i, and Aktrust 111, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Gtb. 'hard, Milbark.strret, Westillinster. Thome" Davie. of the Hurry;li of Leicester, in the county es Lekoter, luoier, dealer and ehapman, to stureniier July I*, at fire, 19, at tell. and August In, at dye, at the house of Mr. S,roona, the !Slue Bell Inn, in Hotline-Moue-gate. In Leice,tv,. Att. ri e ya, hiesos. Hi:cartel* awl Alexander, New Lorlden ; and Mr. Ito. eit howl, Leieester E lizals.rh Midgley, of Lord., in the t our.ty of York, man lier. d mler and dui .woiran„ to surrendur Jraly 2, 16, and Au govt IU, at Ted, at tluddit.ill, London. Attorney, Mr. Bert), Walbrook, London. John Middlehuot, of Rotten, in the county-of Lancaner, innkeeper, tiftualler, dealer and chapman, to sn•osnder ~Iv :2, at tin, 13, and August 10, at eleven, at the lion,: of Wil ria a Jar line, the ~gn of the Ship, in Bolton. Attorney., Mr. J Ito street, B-dined-row, Levidon i and Mr. W. Dultnn, Raton. \Valiant Scarth, of Richmond, in the county of York, iron (pander, dealer aryl ch.:pi:man, to surrender July 12, 13, and *artist 10, at two, at the Angel Inn, 'it S!.rfiield, in the said county of Yolt Att rr.sys, MOMS. Riinington and Wake, SheNield; and Mr. Wilson, lidaratU• street, Hatton.gaideu, London Robert Dawom, of St Paul's Church-yard, London, nutter, dealer and chapman, to surrender July 2. at two, 13, and August 10, at metre, at Guildhall. Attorr.eys, Maass. At these', ir , tl Morgao, An-tun-friars. bits. Barton, of Whiteciiiirch, in the county cf Hant., limn draper, d ealer and chapman, to surrender Ju'y 5, 13, at eleven, and August 10, at ten, a , Guildh 11, London. At testae,, Mr John Pullen, No. 34, Fore street. Charles Whinp..rintin. of Lower Etat S:ri.thAeld, in the gont.ty of Middlesex, dealer and chapman, to sur render J ,- ' - 13, and Aogust 10, at ten, at Gui1.11,,11, Lon don Mt. Horniest, Win-street, Lotter Last 1,11, 6. . • _ A-SNINI7, .1016-11Z:41 Sif VinsAllreet, inbeth, in the tomtit,' of rsi t wa l , timber dealer and o p .to surret.der July 6, 13, and August 10, at no, at Guild'. tall. London. Attorney, Mr. W. J Crooks, No. 15, Dean -street, Sohn. Thames Jeynings and D eltenwtn Jennoigs, Id Spading, in ale enmity of Lincoln, bankers and nun mantels, in surrender JON , 5,6, and August 10, at ten, at the White fizrt Inn, is $1.304.0g Attorneys, Mr. Thomas Foster, Spalding; and Messrs Hersey anti Itryent, Lincoln's Inow,l.ondon John hail, of Church-sweet, in the partsh of St. Matthew, Pethual gown, in the ennuis of Middiviet, baker, dealer and chattinan, to surrender July 5, 10. and An:ust 1 t, at eleven, London. Attorney, Mr. Stratton, Shoreditch. London. If &tamer Dyyle, of Nfaidrn lane, Covent Ganlen, in the eon •ty or Mitulleties, carpenter, dealer and chaontaii, to .Ir. render July •..!, 1 1, and August 10, at ten, at Goa Attorney, Mr. Hughes, ernatnurt, Drury lane, I.rindon. II 'Try Eldertmt, nnw or late of the rite of money vc,,vener, dealer and Chapman, to surrender Idly 9, 1.3, and August I'. at ten, et Guildhall, 1..16:410ft. Attorney, Mr. Ro bins, ftardett.buildings, Holborn. DIVIDENDS. 3ulr Jimet ra , We of Grace cntirch.ein.e , , In the city of London, d.-alert and h opium', at eleven, at Cruildliali, I.undon. Auetha 2. Adam Scutt, .if Workington, in the .onty of Cumberland, macre and dray r, at twelve, at the I)u.t• of Mr. I grid. Brook., the i*.pi of the hing'a .Arm., .a Whae• haven. jt.'y SO. John Sawyer, of Tenterden, in the county of Kent, rimer, dealer and chainal, at twelve, at C.l.!lhall, Londou. July 22. Fleury To!cher, of Sheedane, in the city of I,oa don. victualler, deal-• and chaurnan, at tat, at Guthl43ll. July :AI. euth.i.7.t :Metcalfe, of Ktghley, in the crowns of York, monet-szrivesint and cotton manufnctorer, at tv Wee, in the Devonshire Arms, in Ktghley afeweaid. July 19. Peter Minter, of the city of Durham, money se , ire me., dealer end cliapeiao, at ten, at the hoist , of Ste,dien IT ..i.er, ioriSeeivr, Di-haoa. Jolt /1. Role , / %Walla., Koir.street, London, wholesale hasp draper, facto - , dean.: and Cll'Apautn, at ten, at Guild• hall. London. August I. John Plid:itts, of the town of Reds, in the county of IT .cord, holder, dealer and chapatao, at ten, at the Kiht% Itwt t,,n, in Rio., ,nly ?O. Jage , ....0(5e.1.-n, late .( Ashton under-I.yne, in the trounts of Lanca-u - r„ cotton spinner, dealer a.ol (Minoan, at ten, at the Dag Tavern, in Manchester, in the county of Lama-ter J , :lv 13. Benjamin Jame., of the town of Northarrirton, intniakeT, shoemaker, .!tiler and ch yotan, at eleven, at the Ram lon, Worthampton. 10. John Ne4ibllt the elder, of Aldernianbury, London, merchant, at twe:ve, at Guildhall. July 20. Edward Stewart, of Aldermankury, London, mer chant, at twelve. at Guildhall. July 20. Edward "Ishorinon, to Strnel, it the entii , ty of Glov es:ln r, apothecary, dealer and citations', at eleven, at the Imes Arm, inn, in Stroud. CERTIVIi.:ATES—Jvi.v 40. aolaert Morrie, now or late of Wigan, in the county of Lan meter, cottan•utanufacturer, dealer owl ebarm.u. William ll.inaos the voanger. of the parish of Penn, in the county of Ltalford, sheep ant 'SI dealer and chapnian. otarlre Larkin, of the roe of Rochester, in the county of Kent, roachena-ter, "leder anal charnmh. 61a , the a For, of W.p . nogwall , in the county of Mid Iletax, butcher, dealer and C:I.1p.1.11. John I , Tomb Burke, late of Cannon.sticet, London, ship owner, broker, deal.r and ehiptuan. 14141.. !Voile. of C.eithurton, in the cou”ty of York, clothier, tle..lar and chapnws. Surliiighain, of Ohl Ruckenhant, in the county of '31..r. d alt:r and chapinari. of Stamford, in the county of Lincoln, draper Moolssber. Pewee, of Intl- P.' bow-lane, London, cheriennoiger. 04 . PharLkinao•str:et, In the b o rough of South the count. or Surrey, whit and brandy merchant, chap...an. 'tivatkp, Ma.lo :atm, Loudon, tone•ctor, dealer and e.c..ier And cl 1:14h in Thews, rm., pod labor& Ma.sltoss Yvan G wa,k, ileakr snit c 3. hi! 1111114,11h4m. l "Is "VW:. i'MPKRIA i 4 .4 ?Li Amaxr. HOUSE OF LORDS—Svntiquor, Jolla Soon iIIPT two o'clock, the L , 111) 61141 , CW...01i CllTlOdovln to the HniP4P, and, after prayers, their Lendships proceeded to forward the Bills upon the table. Among these, the Commissioners Bill, the Expiring laws Rill, the W..olhAt MAlluCieturere and the Corn Export Regul..tion R.lls, severally passed through Committees of the whoie !louse, Lard %Val/6411am in th,. Chair, without 'afnendruent ; ant the Reprint were afterwards received. 'The Report of the Stipendiary Curates Bill being taken into consideration, the Loa o Cu %NC I LLOR proposed an additional Clause, I.r the Itettm• regulating the Provisions respecting the Parsonage and Residence !louses, which was agreed to by the 'House. The Hill, so amended, was then ordered to be read a time on Monday. The Poorer Clergy Provision Bill was read a third time and paned. Some private business was then disposed of; after which, the House adjourned tin Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. DENNIS BOWES DALY, Esq. was introduced by Mr Grey and Mr. Kiniiaiol, and took the usual oaths anal his sea t f ir the Counts of Galway ' in Ireland, in the room of Lord Via. count Dunn), now Earl of Clancany. Mi. Serjeant BEST' brought up the Report of the Corn. mittee upon the Tonnell Bill; the Resolutions were read and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to he eagromed. On the motion of Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, the severil ac counts of unclaimed Dividends remaining in the Bank of England were ordered to be printed fur the use of the Members. A Message from the Lards informed the Howie, that their Lordships had agreed to the Poor Clergy's Rill, the Seamen's Eitcooraratent Hill, the Irish Civil List Bill, and the Distills» Regulation Hill. The Felons' Escape Bill was brought up from the Lad:, read a lint time, and ordered to be read a wend time un Monday. The London Balla.t R:11 for the River Thames was also %wisest up, and two Clauses ag:ewl to by way of riders. The 5.11 was then read a third time and pissed. Sir HUGH INGLIS presented a Petition from the innkwers of Ashburton, in the County of Devon, complaining of the hardships under which they la-oured, with respect to the Riihttiog of Soldiery, and praying relief. Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. ROSE gave nntire, that he would bring forward a mot.ou early in the next Session, re,peftin: the Regulation of Pilots. He gave dti. previous intimation of hi. intention, ss he considered it a sutned stigma' sniportatice, and widteet tame should be taken in the consideration of it. The Mouse went into a Committee upon tho permanent Ser vice , if Ireland, so far as related to the Military Survey thereof, and when resumed, leave tea, gtven to bring to a Bill pursuant tlicr. 10. Mr ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the Com m ttee of Supply. The sevcr..l Resolutions were read and agreed to. Also the Report of the Committee upon the Foreign Wool Exportation hill. The Res. , ' utions being read and Agreed to, the Bill was orriereettobe read a third time , in Monday. . . Mr. ALEXANDER also brought up the Report of the Committee upon Linen Drawbacks Bounries. The Reso lutions were read and agreed to, aid lease given to bring in a Bill pursuant thervto Th, U Fres R.:I, and the Vare housing Goods Bill, were severally r ad a tired time and paced. Tire House went into a Committee upon the Straw Platt Duty Ri'l, the Report , vas ordered to be received oil Monday. The Ilovsz also went into a Committee upon the Palace yard Improvement Pill ; the Reti,ft ord..red tole received on Mon da,r, and the Rill engraved. Mr. ALEXANDER brought 13, the Report of the Com mittee on the hid' 1.0311 Bill. The Req)iyijon4 were recd and agreed to, and :he Bdl ordered to be engrossed, and read a thi,el time on Modally. Also the Report of the Committee U1t4 , 11 the Worth Barbee! Improvement Bill. Th. Revolutions were reed and agreed go, and the Bill ordered to be togressed„ and read a third time en Monday. The three Exchequer Bills Bills were severally read a third time awl poised_ . The !sleet an Trade Regulation Bill was aho read a third time and posed. Mr. ALEXANDER also brought the Report of the Coos nnttee upon the Spirit Exportation Bill. The Resolutions, with several Amendments, were read and agreed to, and the Rill ordered to be engrossed, and rived a third time on Monday. The. Cochineal Ditty hill was read a third time and privet. The Moms went Mini a Committee upon the Scotch Assess..d Taxes Regulation Rill, and the Report metered to be received on Monday. The House also went into a Committee upon the Bill for appointing additional Commisonners for ai,diting Public Ac counts, and the Replan ordered to be received on Monday. The Spatioh Red %Vine Importation BM vets read a second time, and ordered to be summated on Monday. Mr. OgINISBY brought up a Bill fur preventing certain Frauds from being evoimitted in the Revenues in Ireland, which was rmd a lost twit, and anlercd to be read a second time • on NI milay. The House then arEou-iied until Monday. FOREIGN INTLI,IJGE.VCE. lIAMBUR.II MAILS. - V lONS 11. According to the reports we have here. Lucca will be incorporated with the Kingdom of Italy. VIINNA, it 6. The Prussian Envoy here. Count Vcn Keller, has applied for his recall : his successor is not yet known. The regiments which are to occupy the amp of exercise at Simmerin; have received orders to break np for their different quarters to-morrow, that they may be able to entee the above camp on the loth instant. Several letters from Italy state that the Minister, Aston, has returned from Palermo to Naples, and resumed his former office. J 1.141 8. 'Hie Russian General, Springporten, is arrived here from the Russian army, in Corfu ; it is under stood that he is goiag to Petersburgh. The Emperor has ordered four large frigates to he built, and completely fitted out, at Venic,?. The Countess D'Artois, by birth a Princess of Sardinia, died this week at Gratz. WU k PAIBER6, JUN[ Soon after the arrival of the Marquis Lucchesini at Furth, Couriers were sent off from that city for Vienna and St. Petcrsburgh; immediately after his arrival likewise, it was known, that the Republic of Genoa, at its request, had beet incorporate with the French empire. TRANICIORT, JUst 11. His Excellency Count Philip Cobentzel, the Austrian Ambassador, has received a Courier from Paris, who yesterday proceeded further. It is un derstood, that his Excellency will set out on his re turn to Paris, es the 9:11 lost. • tem tx, luxe 15. The Russian Chancellor, Prince Baratinsky, has arrived here from Russia ; and the English Envoy at Cassel, Mr. Taylor, from London. ST. rrreasevanu, JUNE I. M. Novosilsoff, who has been much indisposed for some days, with an attack of the rheumatism, is now greatly recovered. M. Kalitschcw, who had been F.nvoy to several Courts, and who was for some time Vice-Chancel lor, during the reign of Nut, is lately dead. The second division of the Embassy to China sets out on its journey to•day. CONSTANIIKOPLF, MAY IS. The Ministers of the Porte have held two greet conferences relative to the proposition which has been Made for a triple alliance between England, another great Power, and the Sublime Porte; but nothing has yet been determined; and though s-rme persons pretend that this alliance is already signed, it is known, with certainty, that the Minister of the Power not named, has received orders from his Court to delay the conclusion of this negotiation. MAY 18. The letter of the Emperor Napoleon has et length been delivered to the Grand Seignior, but not precisely in the manner that the French Charge d'Affaires, M. Parandier, and the Interpreter, M. Joubert, had desired. Atter the audience which those gentlemen had demanded, in order to deliver personally the letter from the Emperor Napoleon to the Sultan, bad been refused, as contrary to the usages of the Sublime Porte; the Charge d' 4faires, Parandier, transmitted to the Grand Seignior, by the Reis Effendi, a second note, in which he repeat ed his demand, and even represented the conduet of the Minister, as deficient in civility. He added, that it the letter was not accepted in the manner he had required, he had orders to demand passports for all the persons attached to the French Embassy, and immediately to leave Turkey with them. Upon this, M. Joubert was direned to go to the summer palace, at Kiatana, where he met the Emperor in a walk ; when one of the officers attending on the Sultan took the letter from the hands of M. Jou herr, and delivered it to the Grand Seignior, who, however, did not say a word to the bearer. The squadron, which has long been fitted out in the docks of the arsenal, sailed on the Soth of April, to cruise off the coasts of the Morea. hmael Pasha, who made his escape from St. John D'Acre, has been taken, and was brought hither on byword a shir, on the 26th ult and, after having undergone, at the house of the Bostang Pasha, an interrogatory and torture, during 24 hours, to force from him a confession of what had be.tome of the treasures of Dgezzar Pasha, had his head cut off on the morning of the 28th. The head was afterwards exposed on a silver plate, at the inner gate of the Seraglio. A part of the treasures above-mentioned have already arrived in this city. ITALY. MAY 27, The late Grand Master of the Order of Malta, died lately at Montpelier, of a decline. OLNOA, MAT 29. Letters received yesterday from the South of Spain Kate, that the united French and Spanish Beets have landed 3,000 men at the Canary islands, to reinforce the garrison there, and then continued their voyage, with a favourable a ii.J. They met in their way with two English frigates, %-).' It they captured. • e • /2c hilTll2l Pease nosy be lent to the Country every moaning, by the early coaches THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, MONDAY. JULY 1. Mr. Fonts has certainly resigned his place as Chancellor of the Irish Exchequer. The political principles and prat - bee of that Gentleman are well known to be in opposition to the system of Govern ment pursued in Ireland by the Earl of HARD WICKI. Every point, in which these two cha ngers might have recently come in collision, has accordingly been assigned in its turn as the canse of this proceeding. We have more than once noticed, upon the authority of our private cor respondence, the changes meditated by Mr. Fo.r re in the Revenue department, the conse quent discontent among the subordin te Officers, and the offence given to the Earl of DONOUGII MORZ, the senior Commissioner, whose influence Mr. Fossils sought to transfer to himself. The Rill for this purpose lately passed through the [louse of Commons, but was thrown out in the Lords in consequence, it is said. of a representation from the Earl of II • IDWICK Mr.Fosr te,we understand,has contradi&ed this statement. His friends positively assert that he apprised the Earl of H A DWIC K e of all his new regulations in the colle4lion of the Iri,h revenue ; that he gave his I.ordship notice of the Bill alluded to early in the present ses , ,ion, and held • V'. a regular correspondence *Mt the snbjeit in usual official course; first, with Sir Evato PEAR, the Chief Secretary to the Earl of HA( %vicar, and, since his resignation, with his sun eessor, Mr. N. \Tamen . ..lta% Indeed, the neral difference in opinion between Mr. p, TER and the Earl of HARD W RACE int!St pre. duce a crisis, that must lead to the neces.ity of resignation of the one or the other, and therefore the removal of Mr. Fus r sit is pro)a)ly not the effea of any one solitary cause ; bat has been prodin by a combination of cii cumeances. Amonz we presume, the sentim'imt of Mr. Pirr has had inconsiderable operation. Mr. Foar ea's oppositioa to the Union was an event too recent to be gotten by Mr. Pi rr, who slitght his coioperasi on only from art opinion of his talents. Accordingi:- at the beginning of the Sessioa, when they we , upon the best terms, Mr. FOSTER could/Worn tain an interview with Mr. Pi rr, and this has lately so much increased, that though he an appointment with him for every day since 11 nesday last, not one of them has been atteridesi by Mr..Ptrr. This coldness is suppos:d to been increased by the discovery, that Mr. Fosr talent, have been over-rated. A man of genius make a figure any where; but a man, when merit is made up of industry arid local know. ledge, is nothing when transplanted from scene where he has acquired his celebrity. Some say that Mr. FOST CR will be succeeded by the R Hon. Join Ilcai.srono, but his recommendations upon the ground of talent are perhaps less those of Mr. FOST ea. lizsides, the Minister magi.: to remember the adage : ~:` 1- MI ~. So!vc seneicentem mature semis equum, ne Peccet 26i extrfmlin ri.le3dus, et iNa duce. Others mention, we hope an better grounds. Jolts STEWART, the late Attorney General for , land; while others assert that the office will ni?r, , e in that of the British Chancellor of the Exche(i-:r, and that the business will in future be Jane b Irish Secretary. The Hamhurgh Mail dne on Wednesday night arrived on Saturday, and those due on day and IVednesilay last arrived yesterday. article dated Genoa, May 21, states, upon Coe leged authority of letters from the South of S; that the combined fleet had proceeded upon voyage, after having landed 3010 troops in Canary Islands, and taken in its passage two for; s wees. Ena n a t a /report that the Pru,bian Envoy at Vienna has solicited his meal, and the Republic of Lucca is to be incorporated France, the Hamburgh Papers contain little of any interest. A Lisbon Mail was received yesterday, but contents did not transpire. An enquiry has lately been officially made as to the number of troops which might be accommodated in Waterford, in case of emergency. This Jay, the LORD MAYOR, Aldermen, and Sheriffs, will hold a Courecif Conservancy for Eswc at Stratford, and for Kent at Greenwich, at which latter place they dine. The Mary, Roe r, from Virginia, for Guernsey, is captured by a Spanish privateer. The widow of Dr. Team, formerly Bishop Down and Connor, has bequeathed the reversion of 50JI. capital stock in the S per cents. reduced annui ties, as the beginning of a fund for a provision far iadi;eitt curates in that diocese. A Inter received on Saturday at LLOYD'S an nounces the arrival of the Prierei sloop of war at Falmouth. This account excited considerable cx peicaation in the city, the Peterci having been upon the Jamaica station, and supposed to have brought home advices Irons that quarter. It is singular, however, that ao farther account has Iseen received. Some suppose it is a mistake, originating in theat rical of the Pelier gun brig. The following is the state of out Naval Establ:ol - at the present moment :—There are 682 ships in commission. Of these, 111 are of the line: twenty-one from 50 to 41 guns; 112 frigates; and 418 sloops and smaller vessels. The number of vessels in the Channel amounts to 178; in the Downs and North Seas, 159; in the West Indies and the passage, 65, among which are only 17 the lime • and on the Jamaica station , 2 of t he lint ; 8 of the line in the East Indies and on the passage; and only one of the line in the !Mediterranean. On Saturday morning, a duel was fought be tween Lieut. Col. B. of the 12th Light Dragoons. and Major M. late of the same Regiment. The parties met at 7 o'clock in the morning, in Padding ton Fields. It was agreed by the seconds that the! should fire together at the distance of twelve Fact's. Oa the signal being given, Major M. fired, Utast. Col. B. discharged his pistol io the air. Tat seconds then interfered, and the affair terminated. M. Boy eiseen, the French Minister at flare• burgh, lately presented a Note to the S e nate, ur gently demanding that Magistracy to discover and communicate to him, the names of all the French men in that city, who had not yet paid their reser to him, as the Representative of the Era rouse, not put themselves under his official protetion. His request cannot be refused. It is expeated that some measure of extreme severity will be instantly re' curred to againit the French Emigrants at Ham - . burgh. They will be every one compelled to leave that city, under pain of seizure, conveyance t France, and punishment with death, if they con tinue at kiamburgh. Perhaps even domiciliatiaa as sub'', is of other States, and the proteaion othet Ministers, may nut be enough to save them 1111 th , N SUC ge' Fus. pm. F the efore effea 'lce I hew, 0. no for. ati'. l . net !r we.* n • • hs.l led to hAva I' Set swill whose :now. I the Slime R attons than it Ire- merge ?goer, byte se'n. Sun- An the al. Sp.tia, ion its in the ro 'russiars id that n 1 with e news but its le as to 'lodated en, and )r Eso:c it which nernsey• ishrsp ersion of d annui- isiuu for