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. . ... . ' i . so , 7 P .: 41. I 747;4. ^ . 4., . . ;.. - 6 .46 . oil , 1 ! :• - - . . '' . , , 1 t i i 1 41 t • .". : 6 1 rae 1, Xt : • . . -.. A l. - , • . - 11 , . . . , 2 --:— :: gliTVCrt Ait 4tlit..‘le /parer I,3tvtvey. P ~ . . • ~.. the Ministers who arrivetiefore him in our city.-- At three o'clock this morning, he set out on horse back, and did not return till halt-past eleven, after having minutely 'Ripened the skirts of the ity, the different forts, the Lazaretto, dock-yard, and other public establishments. At three o'clock, his Ma jesty gave particular audiences to hi• Serene High ness the Prince of Saxe Goth a, his Eminence Car dinal. Maury, and their Ercellencier Meows. De Gallo, Ambassador of Naples, and De Lima, the Portuguese Ambassador. His Majesty afterwards gave a general audience to a great number of eitite of Genoa, who were presented to him by the Mayor, Cambiaso, and the deputations of the town of SW luzze, headed by Cie Archbishop of Turin, of the towns of Verceil, Sarzanne, and various distrifts of IiTRFAIOY AL, HAYMARKET THIS PRESENT EVENING, July 23, will be iireocutt•l C-i•neriv JOHN BULL ; Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE.-SIDE. mer• Ala Elli•.too ; Sir Simon Rochdale, Mr. Ma ry, • ; Frank Rochdale, Mr. Palmer, jun. ; Hon. Tom vudleton, Mr Do Camp ; Flettlarioldery, Mr. Den• aan; Dan, Mr. 11.14. iii Ladv Caroline Brayinore, Mrs. H , ios e; Mrs Srulartaldery, Mrs Powell ; Mary Thorn ory, Mr Cobb.. To Iwo :ch will be added the Mimics' Farce of THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD. Lord Agod, Mr. Ta, for • Sir Rowland, Mr. r.thoer, jun. ; wi l tel , Mr. ; Mr. Wharton. Helen, Mrs 5 , 00 11; Wioalrod, Mr:. Pow ; jorsphiltP, Miss Tyrer .ronew, Ways aritl" Mean., and Blue Devils, with T on rhumb. EXCIfF.QUER 1111.1. OFFICE, Jour Et All Exchequer Bills, dated in the Months of April, May,. Jere, awl Sale, 1110/, TO RE P \III OFF. r rHE LORDS CO\I\IISSIONERS of His M‘JESTrs THE USURY hisra4 tire" Dircetwas for raying -.IT the Prinerpor o! Cie a'. iwe mention , / Ese'serao Bill,, :etas tot fite-err thereon, at the Esetiepser itill‘liTieu an $4.31,,, • gore itrret, betree^n the Taro "'mere rardi, Westminster, sir Weiliecs•toy the 714 Dau August, 1805; .10,v/once keit be given elate ( and Holidays accord), unti• Frill -1 the 2d of Aorta, role/wive, ,Orens Ten in the Morning till One is the Aflersioas, far the purpose of vereiriag the a , ase .404, fin. aseptic:4T Dispatith, the r.. 4 Cr, ail t h e said Bills are desired to bring separate List , thereof, rousainiag the [Cumbers to Numerical Order, according to the Valise .y the our! Bill., and CoosnielireMeld If Interest, with the principal Saw anit Interest doe littrasa, eastepiateit from the Dsass en which th• g are respectively dated, errhasite, to th• said 701 D.. 4 . Aug 1, 1805, inrlwice, when the baerese will cease; and their are de sired to orate their !Vases io.d Neer, of /bode 0 . , inch Li.,., and indorse thei. Names on the sal anv of the Hidden of the afnr,nid Bills should he desirons receiv:ug P41101(011 of the Principal and Ls reel, pectins., to the said 7th Dm o 1 Angiast, they Mau be acroasin dated, an emanating the Interest to the lAss ars re!ii they rot.h to be pad, awl leasing the said flitti for Esomisetioa Oat DJ, prior thereto. Such Persons as may M eleitin.alktoiN Yew, Esehrower i t "" uPnt WagliMi.ag Al Amer.,' at the Bottoms .1 the. , bits, aleaered ois,a• Attire the 54 Dal .tagasst, 1805, *soy br ICCOM•llAtilird "La Viqh Bit, , rdirryi..ir oN In i. rat ail Thi erpenre tiottaemey by the Da l In 'tern Mir Honitied l'Aiasot, AAP A said Vero dim will hor U, a the 'yr lore Ude of edaguit, 1805, and will be JelipereS on Friday the 9th A kv tit. 1805, and the !olloieinir Days All ExchOgaigr /11l dotal vier to A irib, 181)4, have ken adoertisral to N. Paid 1, and the late es' •he , reve ha I- , ern. fOREIGN orrxwavice. • FROM THE rAsts PAPERS. ER•NKiroaT, JUNE 29. Letters from Vienna state, that, on the 15th inst. the Field Marshal Count Colloved°, as Grand Prior of the Order of Malta, held a General Chapter in that city. The first ad of this Assembly has been to protest anew against the illegitimate occupation of the island, by the English, in violation of the Treaty of Amiens, to which the Knights hare de. Glared to have recourse. BANKS Or THE seem The Count Novosiltzoff is recovered from his in • LERMAN SQUARE. THEATRE, LEICESTER PLACE, LEI- CESTER rria GENTLEMAN or LADY ho by mis pa.d on Saturday Evenina lye a who eoUND BM: NOTE, instead of a ONE POUND NOTE, may., by jog the Number, or the mule of any one of the F.:Moment, , he s on,, of Mt Schirmer, t h e Propnetor. on paying the "d""tol,,g e ..—July disposition. He will go immediately to Mentz, where he v.-al learn the place where he may see the Emperor of the French. HANOVLR, iont 30. The following Letter, addressed to the Executive ComrnittPe of Hanover, has been published by or der of his Excellency the Alarshal of the Empire, Bernadotte : Ligaria. Jut 4 3. Ma festival given yesterday in the road was tr*i. commonly brilliant. The sky was serene, the sett calm, and the crowd of spetlators immense. tiPs Majesty, on descending from the terrace of his pa; lace, washed by the sea, entered a vast templ#, formed by a richly ornamented rotunda, which was immediately set in motion, and rowed into t 176- midst of the port with universal acclamations. The justs which constitute the festivity, villgavly called La Reel,, instantly began and concluded .vitl thy day. The temple was then illumined with a onr. sand tapers, and four fixating islands were connect ed with it, it was then surrounded all at once with a garden embellished with trees, flowers, statues, and fountait,s. While their Majesties were walking in this enchanted island, the darkness of the night „.----------__ STATE LOT rERY FOR 111'.5, &gins Drawing Monday, 50th September, 1803. THE TICKETS are Sold, and dividet into licves, Quarters, E.iglitha, and Sixteenth, by HAZARD, SURNh, and Cs. Stock Broken', At their State Lott'ry Other, Nu. 91, under the Royal 131. Change, Lqll4oll. /et” rost.paid, duly answered, and Schemes Gratis. THE SCHEME CONTAINS, 3 $ 5 4 6 10 'rhe lowest ?rice dOl. Sal 101. each for the First-drawn Three Thousand Erika. 0, 0 t... wary Orders, accompanied with ihort.dated on t.i.i.l .n, Pat MLA Orders, or Cash, in Parcel by C..ami •., c•orr, punctu.illy .attendoi to, 2114 orrer.poieleicos rriq de read mi Wog treated ezictly on the C %tate Tema as 4f per vsai,ly preterit. " Autheett,c reports anrsounte, that the English Govern- Inent has com:n.stione4 several tkficers of the a -*VIM Han- r , verian Army to recruit unlawfully for the English Troops. sever.il usitsuces the routes of tits indlviduals which have be'•n debauched have been traced, and the peasants who NEW FlNSblitt AN.) (:.ENTRAL DISPENSARY, WEST s4I rHflt LI) A GENERAL LING of titeGOVEIIN(AS uf .hie CestkßlTY will he ii4d on THURSDAY the 6t,+ of A• oat next to XLi.O rat IPOTHECARY tr this Dis,wnsAty, u. the room ~ 1 Mr Wowdliam„ resigned. The Election will he b.: h Ilut, t the Dilienstry, to commeort at Elsnan o'Clock in the Forenoon, and close at Thsee n'Clistk in the Art.:.rn .1 precisely. Pest-..is ~ f filling the situation of Apothecait to this Chancy to attend at tie D.s.,ei spy on Moods, the 29th lost. at Eleven o'Cl-ick sat tne foreuent ptee..ely, to declare their intention of beco.ning Candidates, aod to be examined by the Me.lical Ciimasitt d. N B. Me 6nbernor , art requestixt ha observe, thtt ay...cable to the Rules (Attu' Ch ir. , y, nu cut be admitted to vote at the said Fletvi , .n wh.. was not a Sumcziner at least six months previous to the vas of Election. Chapter-House, St. Pairs, T. SMITH, See. tOth July. 1110 b have give,' them lo.lines, an 4 served them M gokles, Wive been discovered It is my duty, gentlemen, to communi cate thia ierJratation to you, in order that you may an. nouace to the inhabitants of the Electorate, and riga- cipallj to the Hanoverian Officers, Sub-Otilcers, and &A difig, that every indvidual vuspeted of being concerned in these recruitments will be arrested. I must also Weenie to yna, that Special Commismons have been formed for the purpose of ebta , eing information relative to this subjea. Councils of War will alai be established, to punish with death, conform ably to our Law•, all tie accomplices of the Eoelish in these instances. As it appears that the Agents of the English Go vernmeat cannot fulfil thee misainn without being aft imed by 114110114 of rank, mid principally by Maqistratei, or other per. tons in office, I have iletesmined the punishment whn:lt shall be ititlictsti on three thus &Tending. C.u.ckvELLA, iiitcEi.LA.s, tee. VOREIGN WINES for SALE, at No. 39, Great 1' C a stle.streer, Cavrisdish square.—Ftne 0.4 P. tt, at `.1414. per Armen; Liser.n, Glcaeella, dc. ar 311 s. per dnaen ; de 11.ered free of experv.e, tn large sts-d bottler, to arts left of boon; and any order over row rumen, 13 ' , all Wrath doyen 04 - e Isom front Ehnen to Hairiest /our o'clock, Where Sondes migla be to Any unlets after hours, a Letter Doi 4 the 4..wr t. r ICCe. ye theta. give the signal for the fire-works. They were play. ed off on one side from the Mole, and on the other from the head of the Jetty. Others were likewise disehargedlom vessels stationed at intervals at the entrance of the road. This vast IMe presented mc cessively the moat brilliant effeas, but nothing could be compared to the speThscle of the kerset dis charged at one and the same time frosts the Mole, the jetty, and the light-house, whence thousands of rockets and bombs were seen at once ascending to wards heaven. After the short in•rrval of encertainty and ex peaation, which alwxis Follows !hew spesacles, as brilliant as they are traneiterif, sill the vessels which covered the port and those that 111 I ad vanced into the road tacked : they then enj yell magnificent spettacle : the frigates, the brigs, the mole, the jetty, the whole city, the palaces an/ c )untry seats on the hill, glistening with the most elegant and variegated illuminations. The blaze of these lights reflected by the water, and the vast and beautiful semi-circle line, prevented hr the port and city of Genoa, illuminated throughout its whole length ; the multitude of decorated barks. which covered the waves ; tne melodious sounds of music, the shouts of joy of a people proud .1 the name of Frenchmen, all contributed to the embei lishment of a night which will never bb forgotten by tl,e iallabitants of Genoa. VENISON. —A fin- HAUNCH And Nt.C& dressed THIS and EVERY DAY, at the Winsader Coffee House and Hniei, corner of Sivalleie•atreet, o.ford• strewt, where Gentlemen ma? depend .01 hawing prime VE SISON at Inc reasoruble charae for dinner of ya 5d ; ready orecisay at rite &Omit. Venison reedy dressed. Pool.' an Dilinell Milli (it. OW Wines and Liquors of Oat fina,t .uur. Good beds and rates' acwained dam for G.lntleinen and Families. Tn Tilt 1t1.%1.E SEX UV GENERAL MOSEN ALT, the Ori*inAl and sole Inventor of In,: INFALLIBLE SIRUP and COMPOSI nom for S.AZ R —.Eget) Gentleman that has used them de knmeedem t , ,eir superiority to every thing of the kind since treed to undermine them, and eau fluter himself that, from Royal& to the •iinpie ind.videal, both here arid abroad, bray have ;only vete!s , d universal appmbetent ; hopes, by the con tinued exertion of hit atit ins, to de-serve the recommend. tien oe commands of his Friends awl the Public, riot only in t , a tteouall.d Artide, out in a VERY CHOICE VARIETY of PERFUMERY, both in what he prepared here and Imparts feml Ahmed: vs. Genuine Flaple• Seep, Om /Mt SA* , ina ri no, and Forte Wash Palls, AVliolesale, Retail, and for Exvonatton, at No 40, Wigmore-street, Cave/nibs! , eqe:re. And m above, the best and most fragrant Lavender Water, 11. e tare and Keney Darn, Esprit des Ros:s, Vinaiev: Unique, for mai, after shaving, Forele romatums of a sat 'vote preparation, and most exquisite Perfume. Scented Oil.. ire. dc. " Every person in office, or Magistrate, who shall tolerete in his District Foreigners, or other persons who recruit err hauch the Soldiers, shah be arrested, imprisoned, and sent out of the Canonry. Frory inhabitant of the Electorate, whatever may be his rank, wise shai be tutpect d of taking any pan, either directly ter indirectly, in such reevii.iments, shall be de livered over toe Militaty Conatoissien, and punished according to the Frencls LBWS: "1 eharga yes, Gentlemen, to conanuanirste 0.4 Lotto.- to ' the darveut Authorities of the Ci.usitiv, cs of ler that those whom it concerns may be informed of it. These measures must prove to you, that I rathzr wish to invent crimes, than to punish them." 13 tw, .11;WL Licur FASHIC)NABLE CARRIAGES fin SALE nt LESLIE'S Coach and lla.nenit Mande:lois, Nu. S. New Caventhsh Street, Po:Aland Place. A Handsaw new Landaulisy with rising 'kat :Aid bottom, paiiitsll visitor, lined blue, Monistico an sobs, silk lace, Ac —A %airy encelleto Awasinst-hand landankt high!, finiohed sere Lint ,pew eltlttnt, with fashionable Eamoch rn fern', Melly hnii./ted so to. oilier of a Gentle Light New r.,4t Chanut with or orahoot Bar•oic'i seat.—A very good see.ind naiad Post Cha riot and a Light Sociable. Th awweCarriagesare ready for imrned tee use, will be war ranted by the Builder, and sold on cony advanutsuus terms to Potehooeri. 111111 . 1Sti wiNe s, 11.,1111.E0 PORTER, CYDER, PERRY, SPRUCE BEER, c. NVwiLrox, ManufaEturer of British Wines, • Sce No. 41, Deau-str Soho, corner of Old Como. tonsireet, respectfully idorms he Froth and the Public, th.rt he his new on SJ le a large and choice As.ortmetst of the above Articles, in the highest state of ..erfecti.m. Tue Wines will be found much superior to what are generally sold by other Dealers, who are mere nominal makers. Prices for ready Rena 11. to 11. Ss. per doson of 13 bottles—Warted Porto?, 7..itot dosen..Rrewn Strolt,ll6. per doom—Prpoin a, d enckatee Cyder. 10... per down— squish P-rry, 15.. per doyen ...cornet 11..ee, in pints, 3a. per du:en...Ditto, in quarts, 66. per 002 .11. 0 , 11 is . ier dolt carefully attended to, and sent, free of ex p. nee, is any part of the town or its eternity. The visit of the Chamberlain, M. Novosiltroff, has produced here a most agreeable sensation. In all the distinguished circles of this capital, every one cbtrues himself in participating the sentiments of the Court, with regard to France and its glorious 1 LADIES AND GENTLEM IF N. THOMAS And Co. lament that the limits of an Atter! N•111CIA present their entering into detail of the Articles their house has justly obtain...l a pre nce in ; but d nit:oleo there must be a few Fashinnalalos in tun Lrge tue Unpin to whom Mrs felt w unknolos, and to whom they re spectfully mak.• known that thee arc real makers, and eaten eye dealers, both wholesale and retail, of S fit AW, sad LE'•HOIIN 11/CIS; T. and Ca. solicit .ittention t. the famine quality of the foregoing artnale.i, all articles usually kqt b. Habeidasher., iniludirig elegant, neat, arid fashion able Minlins, superb and hew SI I.IWLS of the first device, esker, ng, and fabric ; those of thu British manuhttur r are ad ■ittrd by connoisseurs, to excel the India. Ladies wanting erreo or hu,e, wil: find thin worth their attention. Mrs. THOMAS' , th.er extensive Sio-re Sonora are amid:, illppiirtl with MILLINXET, DRESSES, Cl. l ►AKS, SPEN"E:tS, SUMMER pEus.,Es. SUS'I'•I F R fIfOtITS for TX AV EL LING, Ike &c. In her usual taste ; all the above branches ire highly descrying the atrentinn of those female fa.liion lit* who way warn an immediate and extensive supply ; or r6•ntletnen who have Lahti' cortimisaions, every article of the tret READY MONEY, both braving and selling, and th+• clurge accannugly. West end runner, Chancery-la .e, near Temple Sar. Monarch, and it is in this resped that every one con gratulates himself on seeing refuted, by so marked a fail, the reports spread by England, relative to the pretended alliance with the Emperor of Russia.— M. De Novosiltioff has declared, at far as is con sistent with the gravity of his ministry, that the sole ohjett of the mission with which he was charged, was to establish in the eyes of Europe the spirit of justice and moderation, with which his Sovereign was animated. In comparing this declaration with the noble and affeding letter of the Emperor Napo leon to the King of England, it is easy to perceive who wishes for peace and who wishes for war.— Two or three little English emissaries, very obscure, have attached themselves to the steps of the Russian Envoy to read his eyes and implore his regard. We cannot help smiling at seeing British arrogance re duced to the curvet.—(Le Clef de (Ames.) GENOA, JUNE tl. His Eacelleacy M. the Baron de Giusti has taken leave in the usual form, and is ready to set out.— His mission, in quality of Minister Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary of His Majesty the Em peror of Germany and Austria, being terminated, the escutcheon of his sovereign is taken down tram his hotel. PRIR ADRUIS.ARY BARGAIN IN LINEN-DR A PERY. LADIES who are making large Purchases pre •i•us to their leaving 'tine% will find great Advantage in calling at SAMUEL DRAPER and Co.'s, at the Golden Ilion. No. 54, Osfori-street, the but Come. nf Reniers% street, where there are to be seen 153 beautiful satin-worked iniallins only 12s. Grl. the drew; 100 fine India mulls, at 11s. pet piece, seffitient for three full dresses ; 75 centime muslin;, at 2.5. per yard ; 90 Lidia corded and checked muslin. at 2s. 9d. awl 3s. pee Total; I . )0 fine India j.ccoitints, for cravat., St. p. r squire; 145 long cloths, fie gent Cfravlei th 4 ,11, •t 4 guineas; 500 piec,s Wide India calico, only If per yard; 300 parr 110 •.0-mule sheets, for 'eremite' use, at 15s. p e r pair ; 1,000 .seit comm towels, at 18s. per down ; :;50 Assets De ea hand kerchief., at l gninea. N. R. A fim ,eal Indian square shawls, from S to 12 guineas, with about 503 he'll mere ditto, • very great bargain, which are thought by many Ladies to m yaw the India; with &num ber of ether cheap articles, tow numerous Se mention. •.• This Aerie Cheap Warehouse MI No. 14; and has the Gulden Lion (MT the door. - - Tile temple in which their Nlajesties had witre,s cd this magnificent speßacle was again navigat .1 to the terrace of the Palace, amidst the acclamations which resaur.ded from the sea and the shore. As eleven their Majesties repaired to the Palai.e of the Ea-Doge Dursszo. ',here they were present at a concert, which was succeeded by a ball. JOEY 4. BY HIS MAJESTY'S I.EI'TERS PATENT. I litrE SOFT SOAP—Naublins anJ Linens me preserved by its 12110, and a third of the L.iboui and E.panc.• of a Wash saved. The following extramMuary proorrtim also characterise this suai.—vis. it makes Enghsh tnutilll•Ar Inainitully white to the last ; it restores Site colour of hem, and !intro', injured by bed washing or other wise; it cleat those spinets usually call:d fast ones, and those sot cinsidrred as such are scarcely perceived to lose any t%ing of then strength--:t is excellent for black !are, stock ior, and washes nearly 'swell with said as with " it water; a 'ekes paint, grease, And oil, out •f 8..0r5, It. non, be and it makes the route-it clothes pats with that dirt, 11111V1 soaked, with half the reheating. N R. For Isleecher., scuaerers, and manufacturers, it is tan. Sold Sy the White Soft Soap Company, No 31, Kill 'iet Cove.tt-Garien ; and in Ilse different parts of Loodon and orders supplied in all ports of the Simeon'. Their Majesties the Emperor and F.mpress con- descended to be present yesterday at a festival given by the city of Genoa in the former Ducal Palace. The presence of their Majesties in this superb -21 are. the kindness And affability with wi-ich they spoke to every one, gave to this festivity a very affetiting elia ra/ter. In hearing and seeing onr Sovereigns, every heart congratulated itself on onr new destiny. The concert was succeede by a ball; and their Majesties did not retire till they had seen several centre. dances. They retired to their Palace about mid night. Their way was illuminated with large was torches, and a multitude of people were assembled, happy. if even at that late hour they could catch a glimpse of our monarch. rut tr 5. His Majesty the Emperor and King this day went in grand peocession to the metropolitan church. He was received at the entrance by the Cardinal Arch bishop, and by the Bishops of the State of Genoa, with the usual ceremonies. His Majesty bring placed on his throne, having on his right his Serene Highness the Archareasurer of the Empire, and being surrounded by his Minister and great Officers. Ts Dfltol was channted. Immediately afterwards, and in consequence of the order which was trans mitted to him by the Grand Magee of iMo Carasa•- FISHERWICK PARK, AMR ESTATti. F HE PUBLIC are respealtilly informed that A these very valuable ES FACES, situate near Litchfield, in the Cninty of Stafford, will ba cold BY cm VATE CON TRACT, in Lets. The Siii.ere Mansion-House, an I Offices, with the Park, Plantation., Lakes, Pleasure Grounds, and Gardens, together with the Manure of Fishy. wick, Horton, Comberford, Wig ginton, and one-third of the Manor of Peekmgtan, awl the Fisheries in Cie Kiser Tame; and alio the Elftird and Cem berford Mills, the Stitbby. Lis, and Hednnore Farros t with the Farming Buildings, and Parld , relts, Demesne, Lank BS every other requisite aSirding irsiortence and mesh* bathe Promietor of this magnificent Establishmeet, will be cespre. hendad iu one Lot. 'The llopwas Hayes Wood, with the Timber, Teem, and Underwood, growing thereon, together with the Lodge-house and Offsces, and the small Tenement, Lend, and Premiere, in the tenure ut Clewley, adjoining thereto, will be aona• paned in another Lot. The Hill Farms, Hudillesford, Whiniegton, and the small d -taebed Estates, will be mid separately in Lott. To treat by Private Conine/ for the purchase of the tate, either a , an Entirety, or in Lott, apply to James, E Land Agent, No. 14, Carey•atreet, London, or at Wellsbosn near Stratford on Avon —Particular and Specifi vintio, of the whol Pmpar a. also Tickets of Aihnievios o ew the M.,witan- e Hoisse an d Estates, mar be had at Mr t . Jamee's Offices; male° at the Ottiees of Mr. Sateen, Eine stre.r, Mainhester ; Mr. Hinkley, L.tcbfield a Mr. Bedford, Birmingham ; Messrs. Collins awl Beene, Magian/ ; at Messrs. a (wino. Cooke, and Frera's, Lincoln's-inn; and Kim Stabs and W biti s, rieseneueeta Steal, Leaden. JUMZ 29. riIHE WELL KNOWN NEWHAM, since bis anal in Landon, has been doing good among the sates& ota and who despaired of meeting with relief. lfe 1. 4 s restored fight, without any aopiicatioll to thee' es ; cued a.id rtdiev.Nl mod other di. asu without medicine, use air instriment, t-.'stet or diet, or hindrance of business. Gentirai.rii and Lidles of great rev... Stability here nut been presented tom searching .iito the truth of his singular o hm for ;inn; disease* that had hafili.l medical and *urgent art. They Isere aiumi•inel at Ins sneers., end at his method, and sod they believed ne ether pereiii could erarlicAte th. cause of suth NEWIIAM declares, if there is any person hr London that pretends to be mater id Ira mode o 1 treating d'aetws, he will curse forward to prove it so W 4,6111011. it if a duty he n wes to hie God and his country,to give the Poor • cluiscir to him u well as to die, And not to Lome* upon them, and to give the Public • fair op;iortusilto ,if knowing hes shill almen at bit own cm. rate, and 'ny' tn, aiditned Rich will came e forward at welt as the POW' to give 10.'1 a far trowl , ^4l i^et deterring it, he will oat accept of any 0...4. but hie tat ter eltanwout , on, which Is tree hinnies T.l .4 fee to be paid at his house, No 4, S. J.ates'a Walk, CI, kentlea. person, in low circustiniukes will be considered. The crew of a Genoese vessel, which fell some months ago into the bands of the Barbary powers, has been released through the good offices of the French Commissary for Foreign ikfairs, resident at Tunis. This first benefit derived from the protec tion of his Majesty the Emperor ant King, will be certainly followed by the deliverance of all the Li gariaos, who have long groaned in slavery. This is one of the first and most precious advantages re sulting from our union with the Trensh Empire. JULT 2. His Majesty the Emperor and King was yester. day engaged in business the whole day with his Se nse Highness lbs Arch-Tmasomr. and those of _ of a :on. ten• der t tL- •II vaid) .1 I