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arr fashionable charmingly mar auElion at . The night tusement were ed a few days lemon, and a put up at the ad there coda. ady passed for Ind she not un clearing epithet t their miss*. he house, who, were cotre.a, their eapenee. Lady and Gen apart meats by red but a short the watch, saw y from his owa irtinent of the ivartered in the to him as ano n of the twin n 1 instantly,re. re morning, the he arms of he his own apart- Aar locked, may his clothes were 0.. e to save the d-sprration, he apartment, and ornons the m. 4,1 e chamberm.el, averts, were all by the noise of le of the doer; compelled to !I' of the Lady. r of their wrath, dy, who is serf It more than tiro The gay ember greatly sated t. me. probably. never, it should ma her husband main; of the late Esq. of Upper hire, were can fely be asserted. : charadler n.ter tails to the lot of f understaadirg, that elegance of fashion). winch anon, or any age. she was, with poor. Till t.early ntly employed in I:siribu.lng to &- generous aid, for ;he p tssessid no &aloes', in 'm itten ; and never e, attending pnb. In the last Sundae her death), she there daring the s Monday she was st w.s taken ill in tuff: ring, depart sod re,ignAuon, TERDAY. 63 111 96i k3i S e :t IE6II, ... Is Is. pram. 1 Ca. di •j Stock broker, and 9, Charing cow 9, Ibo 6. 9.4 • • 99 70! LT GZILDHAL.t. , ar N. Elkin Dlniels, • 11 • •pe maker I I 7 13 a Jane. I.onesarl, IS • Face, neAr R i- l N , merchant 1? Getcrster , q1.13 1 e, it • the ynungar, is Idif 411144 1 1 - of tiototon - •"'" couuty of Lincolo, cut. 1 the pari•b of Sr.gal': i.ten.dteeee, belt' 04 Da..e.. •f We 11.44 Ea' t • '1 . :Ikftel4, Lh• 'drain. I Poe: , fur 4.. &Pali I !inviting ta , irS. • and rativatiem. Aaa' pti g SD••••••• nr • aSON. No . 17 ' 6 e, mut published at .aa .A's Chuvit. 6f4•0 1 . it liserstrut. A" e ; ibb (re Po./ 7 I • I t . t. • ' I! ' • 1•• “.:! • • -4 ••• ra. . 7, StIMIZR 1150 SATURDAY, SEP' _ _ THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURYsLiddlia THE Public are most respeßfully informed. that this THEATRE will OPEN THIS PRESEN T EVENING, September 13, when Their Majesties' Servant' will ad the Comedy of THE HONEY MOON. Duke, Mr Merin ; 'Wand°, Mr. Russel ; Ceuta Meer / mu g , Mr Bartley ; Balthasar, Mr. Wroughton,• Lampert% Mr. hdAthsws; Campillo, Mr. Mailttorks ; Lopes, Mr. Pewee; Jacques, Mr. IPeeley (Ming hi. First Appearance on this Stage.) Juliana, Miss Duncan; Volum, Mils Mel:011; Zamora, Mies 110Yee; Flostese, Mrs. Sparks. In Ad V. a sang by Mir Duncan; composed by Mr. Kelly. Wise a Dance incidental to the Piece. After the ray, a Direttisemect, coutposA by Mr. D'Egville, called, THE FAIR CIRCASSIAN. P r incipal D a neers--Mademoiselle Patient, Mr. Joubert, Mn. Sharp, and the whole Corps de Ballet. To which will be added, the Cootie Open of NO SONG NO SUPPER. Traierielt, Mr Gibbon; Crop, Mr. Dinars; Endless, Mr. Nos " R o w Mr. bannister; William, Mr. Cooke; Hlsinest, Mr. Webb. Dirrothir, Mrs. Bland ; Louis a, Mrs. Mathews; Hely, Miss Menage; and Margaretta, Mrs: SheilMeiss. 6s. Second ?rice 3r Pit Ss. 6d. Second Price Is —. M. Sweed Trice I..—,—Upper Gallery Is. SIC.I4Id Prke;l: wary as bs retioast PlSCOliff the Bears to be ohm at the Rots-0111m, in Little serea.—The'Doors to be opened at half past Eire, and io at half-past Xis. On Monday, Hamlet; with The Anatomist. ‘ ------ tast Night but Oue of rlie prseut Season. THEATRE-ROYAL, HATNIAREET. 'INNIS PRESENT EVENING, September 13, I ON, will be presented. tile Musical Fame et' LOCK AND KEY. BrUAIMagIIII, Mr. Mathews; Chemin Mr. Taylor; Capt. Maui. Mr. De Camp ; Ra!pli„ Mr. Fawcett. Laura, Mrs. Mathews ; Fanny, Mir Tyler. After which, last tins* this Season, the New Comedy of FIVE MILES OFF ; OR, THE FIN:MR-POST. The Characters by Mr. Chapman, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Pal. Orr. Jon.; Mr. Mathews, Mr. Liston (with a Song); Mrs. Gibbs, Miss Tyrer (with a Sons,), kc. &e. To which will be added, ilia Burlesque Tragedy TOM ThUMB. . • Ring Arthur, Mr. Fawcett; Lord Gruel., Mr. Osedle, Mr. rove; Noodle, Mt. Taylor t Tom The Mayer Wart Qum* Dellaielle, Mb, Ty r ee. On Monday, The Follies of a Day ; War and times; sied Larch Hits she Can (lsalng the lass Ntglit of tlila Comptneil prifirrniiiis this 341136)• VICIVALLINGOEViCE, Sart. 10, 1806. THE COMMISSIONERS fur His Majesty'. h . ory de hereby dice Notice, Dud on TUES- DAY, the 43d Instant, tkey will be ready to remise 7 elders in Writing , (sealed up), and treat for the pu, chute of STRONG-BUILT VESSEL, slay litzed, for the service of 141 Eilistolliag Department at Chatham, of about 50 r.. 5 reen ter, imp ~ask he the kohl to stow 40 Tay of bulky Viditualang Stares • the height sear , of is be Nee fist it least, from 146 slot Or Cliegag Up is the dead, ; and the hetehwee to be nitre fret en, and staler, and a kit bread . MC V aned to be es CV1I• amain( al to take tke ground welt, and ',ail fast. Farther partieulors map be huttorn ley applyng to Mr. Alder, At Hostetter for the Eictehatieus Department at Deptford. No regard will be had to me reader ia which At Prier shall met he hewed is !Verde at tenth, or that shad) not k shairared to the Board before Out oTtock ea the iiid Treaty, eke 434 Liam, nor rulers the Perrot one wakes eke Tamer, or woe Pen* an kis behalf, attend to *sower ekes ratted f. TURTLE AT REDUCEU PRICES.. AFINE TURFLE dressed this day at the Wor new Cnike-Home, earner of Swallow-street, Oafued street, where Gentlemen eta) depend on Isadow Turtle and Venni° in perfedion. A piste Haun:h and Neck droned this and every day, at the vemeneabie chaste. fee dinner, at Turtle and VelligoP, Sa. Vaasa% 31.0. Hashed Venison. and Turtle, 3s. 6d. Ttutle sent I. any part erase taws or maim,. at UN. per No. 86, CORNHILL, at, CHARING-CROSS, ANL) ST MARGARET'S 1111. L, BOROUGH. HORNSBY and Co. respeafully acqaaint the 1./1 Public, that the present Lottery contains more Capital ' Prise% and fewer Tickets, than any preceding Lottery. A ram variety g Ticket' 2.4 Shares .re on ink att the lowest • poets, at the abase State Lottery OS" whets all bluets of r,aes are paying in full. erdess. by Lettets ur Carrier, executed on the cams terms as if prima. Th. Lotter, heeinc yhnein, the 13th of flanher. meitz CAM fAL YkIZES. And Fie. Thwatafarkw‘Teck , te than lest State Lottery. ThelsweAkeen "4 mita enstitfed TEN THOUSAND POUNDS; AI other Capital here wit 'Rost. PURCHASERS of T I CKETS istul SHARES win have the opportunity of obtaining all the Capital Prim, proeidial thee purchee before the Dvaiviog enoanvoces slid, will he on the 11th of telotter newit,oThe SCISVIN eimuses equal Advantages of TWENTY THOUSAND P01116D• PSIZIS, TIN *SHOUSA ND POUND PRIZES, FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES lie. Ste. MW To ;U Lotteries of dooele the NaiAbjef racket. 10000 Tiekew Duly, aad othei 54614 Vitt*, to be Draws this !eau SCHILME. No. of Pr i zes. VAN of sack. Total Value. L 10,040 3 3 S An SO 40 4,100 10,000 TAM L 200,000 Tickcas awl Mattes are on Sale at every Lottciy Office. 'rLtet i l9 15. 0 Nati lO 2 0 Eighth 2 11 6 QUa/Mlf 3 2 0 1 SiNt-e .th - 1 f i 0 THY. (111./YERNMYN s ATV. LOTTERY Cornsweners Drawing 13th of next Month. • 20,0001• fee the First Drawn Ticket; Pte, y n!her Prat afl , at, fro n 30,0001.10 201. THIS- Mao places all who purchase bean the 13 , awing begin% on equal won.; an advantaseligt bee aet beta off,sel to the potalielie mane !,.an past. Daly Twenty 'Thoinatol Tick" • . A.ii the Scheme 3 rill= of 201111111 '- .1. 3 10.'1001 3 5,0001. 1,000 . Ike. die. &e. No %We Iserdwit Twenty Nand,. • Ile Prdshe led! observe. dug Sass toasty Prises en paid • 110,0041 i. fat • 20,0001. nisei sad SO ill '' , .•Le eery other Prise. Tickets and Mutes ve on Ra se 'II Ii 1 skewed Lottery Offscea, and be their Agents. FASIIIONALLE BOOTS ANU SHOES. JM COWAN, (from Hoby's), most respea • falls t trot, the Public, that they may he insiriediaWy si:l tied with FASHIONABLE ROOTS and SHOLS, war ranted in env? Nivea equal to bespoke, at his Manisfettiaryi 3sl, Striml, owe dose from Ceti...tine street; where the most svetiinve emortment to London of the shots &assist is con s...lt kept ; and in aetwideration of the advaiitages of prompt .yeueut, he is esabied to submit them to the Public full id ?Rant. ti.l.,r the wail bespoke inlets. The universal artiataBieu which those Gentlemen have es "'seed, who hive sanSioned the above plan, is • sufficient notwratiota of its general ut , ley, as it prevents the disagree.. a- a:Kteity of waitaig two re three weeks, and then fro. 4- , atty out being Sited —Nearly opposite Somerset House. The Trade supplied as usual. W it k N'sCONCRNT R ATLD LAVENDER-VINEGAR `I ESSItS. WARREN and CO. having received & f wpsent complaints of Aromatic Voiegar in genera,' iiisseard *1.4 brought to the highest degree of perfection, t er'a's article. 11* snort. of Lavender is universally allowed to be the f11.14t 4 'lLeabe end refreshing of all Rowers; the LAVENDF R. VI:4EGAR is tberefece strongly recommasyk-d to the Pubic, s 4 VIII as the most agreealile perfume to persons in health, also, as 3 - derfully refreshing to thaw 'showing under knees ..r aoy kind; and particularly , where the disease is of n.coir, as not to adroit of the windows being kept open aoy le.:gth of time; as it not only peons, completely, I '•° air the allmatber, bnt diffuses a dflightful and most re p Winne Omagh the whole of the snartmeot As so t ;i'uts qui ohm the CONCRNTRATED I.A VENDF.R i‘tfiAlt, it it particularly recommended to ell persons cm. I, nits to Fortin pads, os the best presently..d tillietltOali awl Meciunts sot Captaios of Ships, as a useful and beneficial tri.l•ot Lade. add Wholsettr and Retail, doily by the Proprietors, Messrs !"" 1 " wid Co. Per Laser; :it their *ritual Warehouse, th e .4.1 .111 W:suel-street, ClSCapaide; where War ,..celelseale! Mile R is made and meld as usual, with "o. ar.k!c t,f oglists an? Fortigit rel (lamely, of the 4" - - • , ..... : ..... .. 7 • : . ! .. 4 1 ? ow 1 .. . ... . . 4 A. ~ F. 770. .4P • • s' .-1 ' • • ' •-• • •:. . git; ;AK ••; ' - ...6'" 1 ' i I' . ' lo r km •:, *4 . ' -. 7 , •C At ,3, , , ... . . ;,:* 1r; 11",'• i " 1 11 It ... I . i • .j ~ . , .•, • - irt I it a .:',.: b• i a - • 13, 1806 This Day ere published, elepntly primed by liallansrte; in • one To!time, Healy ortsvo, price 70 6d. in boards, BALLADS and LYRICAL PIE(' RS : conaht ing sat Gliaifirilaa, or Lead Roneld's Cemnscia.,-Taa hse of St. Julni—Cielynw Castle... Tile Grey Brother—. Tlinnias lb* /41111,rf. Parts 1,2, and 34The rue King...Vre. dirties and Alice—The Wild Huniameni-enfer Norman Hone-shoe•-• The Dying B a—The Maid of Tor,, —and By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Printed for Longman, Mune, Rees, and Orrne, Paternoster row; and Archibald Coo-table and Co. Eliubuigh. Of whom may he had, by the same Aniline, The LAY of the LAST MINSTREL, a Poem. The Fourth Edition. iocklavn, prices 6d boards. This Day it published. in One Yulime Ode.", pries. Si in Boatels, and with the Key, Ss. the Second &fawn, with Impromments, GREEK EXERCISES, ia Syntax, Ellipses, Dialeas, Prosoly, and Metaphrmes, (alter the Manner of " Clarke's and Mai. i Introduction to the making of La tin.") adapted to the Grammars of Eton, Wuttenhall, Moose, Belt, and Huloam. To which is prefixed, a Concise but COill peehensise space. S. the Roe WILLIAM NEILSON, D.D. Wastes of Dentaslk.liwteml. Printed r. Attdaftolis EJattfillqtbi lot said bY Le. - wren ' Hurst, Ere% and Ocoee Patenewaker-" - " This work ewiettphdllis • Ritectic Soriert, May. lila. Of whoa nay Os had, lowly published, in ltlintr. pricy is. bawds, A GRAMMAR of the GREEK LANGUAGE, en s nese and im,o•otsd Plan. in English and Greek. 8 John Jonas, Mctaber of the Philological Society at Manchester. This day is siublished, in Quarto wish coloured hitgrevinge. Trite 115 e. taliarde. A TREATLSE on VACCINE INOCULA TION:te which is An Acenunt of the CHICKEN PDX, the SWINE PUX. and the HIVES; with an Apron. dlx, ecale;ning Letvirs teem Physicians cud Surce.ius of En.i. nenee, - respecting the present State of Veccination in many Cities and 'principal limn., of the United elnted By ROBERT WILLAN, M D. FAS Be. &e. Pri .ted ter Richard Phillips, Bridge-street. Blimikfriatai and to he had of all Booksellers. zL GOVERNORS of CHRIST'. HOSPI .I. TAL, LONDON, give maim, that a Committee rill sit nab. Ciwatin..-now of the Hospital, on WIWNESDAY, the 17th dare of S •ptimbff initalt, at Eleven o'Clodt in the forenoon, prft.selir, to readies Private for taking oti Leave for twenty-one years Irons Mierat.rooi 11106, a espitaineas:4 en tett. wareheu.er. and preinires, iockeedi ri:h 3 vac,- oius fore-court, being tin. 4, Paneras.tane,geriess.sheet, Oheap side i also • small Howie, concision's. thereto. Consent Sewed Strong, EA. has brew many years the occupier 011ie prerni. set ; his lease i. expired, mad he quits pommies at Miehael mas next. An estimate of the repairs which rill be Knelled to be dam to the above preemies by The tenant, may be seen at the Coasting-110nm is the mid tilisepital, ober* farther par ticulars maybe known. And all parsons twining, men attend at*, meeting of mho Ceratnittne, winner'? so their Proposals. RICHARD CuRP, Clerk. Christ's Hospltal, lit Sept. 1806. THE Commissioners, authorised by His Ma i. jesty's Crantrisaion, to caer into tmeeutMil an Act pared in the last Semis, of Parliament, intitnhid, " An Mt for in- Miring into the mate of Windom isadhe Comm of darks, and sr awe taining the Boundaries of the said Forest, and of the Linda of the Crown, within the same," Do hereby give Nenica, that They intend to meet on WEDNESDAY, the him day of 0CT1../BER next, at twelve of the clock at mann, at the house of Jahn Latino', known hy the name of Sunninghill Wells, in the rarisn ot . Sininingliill, lathe county of ISsiks, (instead of ' , Villn-sday, the twenty-fourth day of September instant, as before apparratml), for the purpose of car rying the said Act into exeeuti in; and that they will, at ten of the clock prissiedy in the heron is of the following day, o.ammenc• the parainlatilatioo of tee Boundaries of the sa el Forest, heginning at the Lin 'moon by tne name of the Bed Lion Inn, n PuAlic Homo, innate at or war Shrubs I Id!, in the pans:i of cid Wiiii!sir, in the said County of Barks, and proesiedi,g, in a viesterty &risen ; and that such perambu lation will be combined from day to day; of which all Penes' interested are reco•red in take nntiee. Dated this tenth day of September, one thousand eight hundred and an. By Order of the Cisaamirairmars. JOHN SECKEIL Secretary. ' JAMES I)AWSON, aged 24.—At the age of 1 $ he was admitted a patient at the Dispenaary, No. 1 b, Soho square, alter being lisscoarsed from St. Barthulomew's and St. Thoraces hospitals He lined ton abscesses, one w the gland hear the pit of his neck, red another 111 the gland under his arm, which together bowed his head so his breast in walking. These ii wa , thought would prise fatal to bins, and yet all the other glands in the meet were distorted. Two yews of seven (his apprenticeship) he was unable ta follow his employment. On first takMg SPILCBLfRY's PATENT AN I'ISOORBUTIC DROPS. he mewled, and in four years be became well; and though since exposed to cold and wet on enle•iteer duty, ha has escaped I return of his disease. Be careful, in purchasing this Medicine, that the words By' the 1.14. Patent" are ex pressed at length on the bottle, bill of direiSions a awl outside wrapper, and that the Stamp (the King's days printed is lack instead of red ink. Wi'ness, WILLIAM' TYSON, tai, Tooley-street. This Medicine U sold in bottles of .3s. fis. 10s and 11 2,. dour included, at the Dosp.riar!,, No. 11 ; 50110-1•04 U• IC. Lon d in ; and by mot respediabM ageism iii town and imoutry THE ONLY WORK OF THE KENO This Day Is putitilasil. • Kew Edition. crimples* in Twenty five Voliunes, small Ivo. adapted for the Cibrarr, price 61. Ss. in boards ; or on small aad common paper, adapted for Schools and Young Penmen. price V. Ma. 6.1. in beast, UNIVERSAL HISTORY. Ancient and Mn. dern eorsprehend,ng the lii.terles of every Nation. IClngetone, and Empire, on the Csobe, home lb. earliest ac counts of time to the general Pease of By WILLIAM MAVOR, I.L D Rector of Stoneshed, Vicar of Hurloy. Chaplain to the Karl ei Moira, !cc &e. eye. The liutering reception with which this Work hu been honoured, and the rapid sale of suecosse large ed bursas of most of the , rumes, are the best proofs which the Author eon ad duce of its claim to find a place in eyeir public and priest* library, and in every Seminary of Education in the Empire. The Volumes may be had separately or periodic...l:v; the Ancient History may be purchased by itself, to Nine Volumes, and the Modern !Jittery in Sixteen; or the whole rbAy be had half bound, or in elegant bindings, at the pleasure of the purchaser. Primal for Richard Phillips, No 6, Bridge street, and to be had of all Booksellers, Of whore may likewsse be bad, the other Work, of Dr. Maim, ' sic The British Nuns, sth edition, Ss. Elements of Natural Histove. :oh elision, 6a, Universal Short Hand 7th 'Witten. 7s. 6d. riutareh's alarriged, Sd ed.tion. Ss. Clerical Enersh Poetry, 3.1 °talon, Ss. The Iratheis O•ft, It vols. *I edittors , 911. Tb. s : l44lin g B ob, nth Ed - ti0n,14.4.1. The anti* Tourists, 4 eels. Si e.t.d.'s, .1. 16s. This Day a puisliehed, price 4s. boards, accompanied with a Plan of the Town, nearly eograted, from an accurate sun. 'fey, T ' PICTURE of LIVERPOOL; comprising a short History of the Place, from the earliest period el its existence, oampilei from authentic records—a View of its promising Isspi•viessitt r iorresor d peruhewn— its Street., Squares, Buildings, and charitable Instau tions—with a View of its Diets, Shipping, and cemciercial Importance, Ac. drc. On Meney's banks, where thro the cultued plain He ...Its he streams, co:;tigueire to the main, See Liverpool, with spire grandeur crested, Rim fr..m t.s waves. and :prised her sue/tures round. N B —The P.an, which will be found by far the most cor rect that has ever basis published of thi. flourishing Town arid iiea-port, may be had separate from the Picture, price Una Shilling. Liverpool ; Printed by William Joao*, SS, Castle street; and sold by Verner, Hond..end Sharpe, St Poultry ; B. Creaby and Co. Stationara'-court an4J Murry, Fleehetreet, London. NOOKS, TO TEACH. THE Ails UF READING AND suotarnoN. ewe THE LONDON PRINIMER ; or, Pint Book; containing the Alphabet. Vie S:suple Snoods, and e Gradation of nog awl Pions, and I.ClOnst, orna mented with Sixty pleasing quip. By al. Pedal. Tag Twen tieth Edition, price Ind liCOllll aeon. DR. M %%TOR'S SPELLING BUOY, being an Improve. went of all salter Sperling Books, and universally sekncer !edged to be the must useful, chaste, and peacitcsons Bonk of Chit kind ever puolished. The 95th Edition, price Is. dd. bound. 111 Tilde look. BLAIR'S READING EXERCISES; consisting of easy, Gaither, and institative Tales, Narratives, Fab'es, lion., and Poems ; to each of which ase preltacd, the log and held weak, divided and accented in the manner et Brewn's Taeleiseeet, with numennoCuts, petite Ha-.-a-crown. Ted coven, took. „BLAIR'S CLASS BOOK ; Loons for every D.c in She Year; combining elegant COlareattiOn with Instils/lien on every suhier2 of Hunan' Knowledge, and cal:elated, in 'seri per, t' eeeseir good MOP; and at the came tire make the PJ pit wiser sod better, price kr bound. ill Plaid AWOL CLASSICAL ENGLISH POETRY ( enosisting of the moo isdoirel and popular Pieces Of POOP) , to the English Len grace, selected and revised by Dr. Mayor and Mr. Pratt, rue 2 9 64 hound Printed Ate Richard Phillips, Nn 6, Brogr-si-ret, Black hang; so^rl by Tabart earl Cu. 19i, New Road-street; Clam pante and Wintrow, .fewirh street ; Wilson cud Spence, Yeik ; It weirs, Gatnsmo'; M. Keene, Dublin arid be all °the' Booksellers and Seatteners, with the largeit and Gales* allow ance to S. h 041. N.B. Mr Phillips has also published the foloteing oshieble elements , Woks, as Exercises in Meseelkanoesau Readme, fur the use of Schools ar.d Young Persons Mayor's British Nepal, 9s. 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TAIL Day L p ; in lecsitap men, embellished with le Enna,litp;* Pyne;jotiew Se' "Mite baulk - rHE MISERIEi of HUM AN LIFE; 06 TIA I asto.ttes of "nmo ttIY TESTY anti SAMPEI SEMSMVE I with • few Supplestemary VOW *Mr MA TESTY.—In Twelve Dtelessew Hei m.hi ! . • - iftts. Hew, Heu! - Cual. P - ew Me, mlsertht• ! - Milt Par. End, I. rt. Ng' Oh Oh Oh! Shakes. Maeb. A 8 V: Ikeda S. U ! 0! 0 ! • . Dna, Ottwil. AAMV. Imes I.; Printed ter William Miller, Albentarlittlieet. Alm pebliniod, minted tinikraily with therlthowl the Th M ErAtert; price fl An ESSAY ! an the LIT • INGENIOUSLY ToitMENTING, vents raver tosts• the Entree* M that ustrering Study ; litit Edaku is MAIO 4,44 with an Etipt.iviwg tte 4alltay. ritrioutiang C a is you • mention a Want. INTELLIQINCE. IEOI4 THt TRENCH PAPERS. • Paine Isla. 54 • (Voimehtellfeikene 4 ).- - . ON THE mr.cocsAnneWl 1f MISELL The peace of 'Prestrarg, the treaty oriilsassee bI tween Prussia and Fs ance, and *hove all, Rietiltbeil political, and military consequences of the battier Austerlitz, to•Ik away inarely fro= Rosa* AI power of thsturbing the peace of the edit= Phis was all that concerned France. We were waking with 25 met unceretintf tills tience. to ascertain what part the Cotrt of would aR, when M. D'Oilbril Wired at Vietitit This Minister went to M. de la Ittichefouciuld; se demanded passpags for Pails. • -.helcutauld grant of 0- thinneelvea titinstitis die Mal were=tr gn' Sue.— risf` peace was signed on the 40th of July. When treaty is known, all Europe will be of opinieti this Peace was'equAly honourable to both rowan Hostilities were to cease immediately, and d did cease on the part of France. The gad iced were to be exchanged on the 15th of Aoroa, it was not doubted that this exchange world t place, it being 'mown that the negotiators had.% for a lung time in the confidence of their respite Sovereigns ; they have stipulated. aetord to precise initiations ; and lastly, thei having al by virtue of complete and positive powers, and as it happens in some oegociatlons, in which es ciators ate uncertain whether they have sat powers, under the clause *eh spe ruts. M. Ruffin, however, Chancellor of the Fn Consutatk in Russia. arrived on Wednesday I Peteranirgh, and brought intelligence that its sequence of a change of Ministers, the result of hew principles of the Russian Government. sr the extraordinary ascendancy which the Elm party have obtained in conseqnence of this sirs stance in the new Cabinet, the neat,' of the 201 July has not been ratified. Thus hostilities between Fiance ant Rota recommence. The men who preside osier At q rels of nations, and who make it their sport to long or to multiply the periods of war, and overthrow of States, are epee mad. rite tolal ors of Ulm and of Austerlitz are still aii ‘ j* under their colours, and near the field d( triumphs, more c.imerous and more ToVnalo than ever ; from the nature of thaedrgiliPa which cannot be etoalled, and +chick:will Ott, surpassed, they wait with impatient hope frig ti pass of the great soul which aaimarke thesis,' neat ;realm, 1 c. At the same time, nothing San yet give rem presume the renewal of tha Cottinentil war. dcs:ii.y of States is the secret of Providence. happiness and their glory depend upon the se of their rulers. In every event, the Ernperor ' as well is dill of France. are prepared for an charcab se ' armies of His Imperial Malesty win bi 1 wnetever it is necessary to corisbat, In bidet I solidate transaillity, and a lastin and d race. FIXL POWERS OP M. D'OCTIRIL. "We Alexander I. Emperor and "Unnerve sil I AU, tC:v&C. to (lit/011th alt OW titbit Of His Mayon, " Being actuated by • enlnitude An the lira.: Europe in a ante of calm and tranquillity sad 124.161 sieccre desire to pot an end to norunderatndlnr. ern bite peace "nth ' , ranee on soli I beer, we have cool .proper to eeeont.t that task to a want f2lOyillg OW O. purpo.e, we have nooteitte 4 , rind, our tion• and beloved Vises t.0b.71, :Uwe, and Acght of tie (Ir4ret of St. Wo!..!isair, et e:aft, of Si Attic of tha a.. 4 54....1.4ni of Jr. oho.• se 4 , iieinotate cops.. 5, a 4 Alk•ilol.s. Mme.,inr •e • ' 411.11 Ole I.lte,t e..11 - C.lse • terenc: • . re ,olon. pro; , ,11 OP! cant the pa c ••I the frcoeh o.ientrnard, and of c. An! . g onot w•• , , teem an ail, re oininten • -eon er in the sttoeateui of the veto able, o to be et CICIDALICMCI passpus . Jur L I.lt M. de la lbochercutauld waited fht huthotitT I grant them. He informed his Court orthe demise of the Russian Minister, and reviied orders to e l passports immediately to M. D'Onbril,lwr.anst, though the Emperor never intended' to tialerate; the part of Russia, an inaperi:vot intermeddliog interests whida are placed'anc of de ICI power, or in cui sines foreign toiler hiv : MI easjh e nevertheless cui sines desired a reConciliation both powers. t M. D'Oubra arrived at Paris on the elm or it he proceeded to the Minister for Portico Ailrq and after some centre: s.ation he exhibited hill p 0 which authorised him, in the most complete m4tar . prehensive manner, to negoetate, conclude, aO* sl; a peace between the two power. On a report to this died being peror, His Majesty appointed &Ms PIE potendary General Claret, Cousiferse d Ilkse4 a Secretary to the Cabinet, witosibi icittiontett to gociate, conclude, and siKn. *Ws at prat! mutat to those of M. TrOsebtil. a Peace with'i Emperor of Russia. 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