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-------,- --- - -_ - . .• .. - • la t.. ,::••• - ..." .4., .:-.. .- . . \ ll4 f o t I t,' ....4. -- - . I: : : • . .....;-. 4114;t: _ 4„..• -ill rtttob V re 0e - I,' k iltt I --ir- - 4. - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY '2l,- 18C6 , e - .. --• . CR SIX.'A .. . r , . —__ WIt STMINSTER-SCHOOI. ANNIVF.RCARY. PRINTIND RUMNESS. •' . HI ANNIVERSARY MEETI N G of the ‘ITANTED, two or three OUT-DOOR AP- FOREIGN !MT f.LIGENCA Nuhlra l e o and (..:eltle•aten elthsated at Westmi stet- i V PRFNTICES, at COMPOSITORS. Thew must Le al, wiil b e l a dd eu TO-!OURROW, at Wiltee Rutiriia, of fealteetable It,i.e.it.: anj have re ce i ve d a gm.il Ethaemion. FROM THE FRENCH AND GERMAN P --.... a.treet, St. Jaineirt.agliar. A 1.., a READIVG-130Y waniTtl. aTetwariet. A ..vile at Mr. Hint'a P. iiitina-OlSce. Old, Raile r. . al of Burkitighantaltire. I Mathe w Pddl ay . EAT. rot •NCIORT- • N • : 0.1 ~u .!• . SUMIER 98.1 %C. '4l ORATORBis. THF ATRP.IROYAL, Ci WrNT.GARDFN. rrms PRESENT' EVENING, Feb. 21, will 1 be perfir mod, Part the First, Overture, Esher. GRAND DETTINGEN TI DEUM; with the Air of .• Holy, holy, Lord," by big. Aura St3faCO. _ Fart II —First Concerto, Op. 7. /dedicated to the Phi!. Harmonic Society), Geminiani.—Aor Mrs. Bland, " Wh at Illeisings," Dr. Ariie —Recit Mr. !Lhasa, " Deeper and .Deeper still," and Song, " Waft her Angels," Jephths.— Chorus, "Gloria au Recsici.," Pergolosi —Song, Mrs. Elicitor's, "Sweet Sird," L'Al;egro taccolopanied on the Violin, by Ashlon.—Trio, Mn Salmon, WC Bland, end Mr. Pyne, Pl. Like a bright Cherub," Gideon.—Seeria, Signora Storace, Britanoia at the Tomb of Nelciii." Jomelli.—Sonc, Mrs. "The trumpets loud vuthrsious."—Durable Chores, "From the censor." Solomon. . Part 111—Anthem, Mr.. Sa:Mail and Me,. gland, " Hear say Prayer," Kent.--Song, S crania s tersee, The p r . - . Aloe. F . ..st—Rocit. Mr. Brahans, " Their Right: Fors invaded," sod Air, r., Arnie, your Country's r_tattse," Gireicii.--Cioru s , " See the fellifilletil l e Hero." J. 310 Mag.—Much.—.Air and CIWWII6, " slog uoto God," Cantata, Mrs. Oickuns, " Fiore Rosy Bowers," Ostrow.* Aitthmo, "God saw s the King.' Prim ipal Vocal Ferfurfonrs, Signora Stowe. Mrs. S.lmoir, mr, Bland, and Mrs. Diekiso , ., Mr. Hallam, Mr. Gib bt , lllll, M. Prue, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Doyle, (being the,r 11.,t 111- 1.e11.111C0.) Ludo of the Racal, Mr. Ashley-010n, Mr. J. A,.hi t y. The Bawl and Chniu•ses, which ere numerous and compl:to, . it • . E. School, Loco •11W11 N. Earl of fluckinghrotahire. Mather Eaq ; Hon. Lieut -Col , nal Upton. It Chac. Parka. Majur.General Sir J. Slum. Chan. Nat. Bayles, Zig. voky E 4 . 1. si P. Wm. Thos. Roe, E.,a Tickers. 7s, each, to b. lute at the Bar of thu Thatched. house Tavern. I.Lnne at ?Jae u'e'oek. ON ROPY LUSH LINENS :—Families and ladivi,ltials supp Led pieve. cd With Linen at the Whole. sate Pnce, at the IRISH LINEN COMP ANY, hin. 4, BLOOMSBURY - SQUART, neer SOUTH AMP ON- S rREET. Itadinl tit 11011.80 RN. No article sn'tl but Lineii, and net lest than a Piece ; each Piece tontaint about yard., it warrentecl, a n d rite Money wonted, if a LIU' t ap,ted". (a 3 uaoal) hr Mack of Ireland Nutes. J. MIR Avast to iheCemp. TO NOR R. +W. 1 BiSli respectfully acquaints the Public, t h at IL • e&ey rte,ket 41 , 4W11 Tti-eletrow is sure 5.. be a Prue hoot t,. 20,00Cti.;, entl that the Fltll.ollllllll on the Seem Day or ts'kure to be Itito,Ohei- StIAXES err avi.ter at both his (Okla, 4, CIA' NIIILL, and g, CIIARING-CROgS. by tile •rnat approved P.,rfvraiers. - - mere a.e the Emcee to he taken of Nfr. Brandon, at the groi n m Ib,t It.eet —Douai to he owned at Sgx "begin at Seven. jinxes, 6,.—Pit, 3i. 6d.--aatl. 24.—Upper G 3.1 ta. K NG's-THEATR Fe HAYMARKET. /TO-MORROW EVENING, Feb. 22, will J. be resented the Nee Grant/ Serious Opera of • ARGENIDE E SERSE. - Computed by tittnealln End of the first AN, a DI VER TISESIENT. End of the Opera will be performe., the New Graaf lier,ic Bailet„ entitled TAbiERLANE AND BAJAZET. cemented by Nlnoot. Russ.. With new MtliiC, Scene!, Dream, and Decorations. 1 iIEATRY-xuY DitußY-LANF: TO-MORROIV EVENING. Feb. 22. Their pasiestie. Seivante will the Comedy ut THE WEST INDIAN. 3, o rkw e n, Mr. Pnwell ; Rolenur, Ellron; hia!or (PFlantrty, Mr Johnstotp ; Capt, n Dualey, Mr. Dorm, r; hsrles Dudley, Mr. Ise Camp ; Verlamd„ Mr. Cherry. Lady %usual Sirs. Sparks; Chem...lle Rusputt, M&. Duncan; Loseu ()melee, Miss Mellu.i. To which will be arl:lr.d, the Musical Flom, called OF AGV. TO—M3ItROIV. Enron Willinghurst, Mr Bannister i Loom Pifaeberg, Mr Mathew 6. Lade itruni'mek, Mrs Simiksi Sophia, Nits. lielloway; Maria, Miss De Camp. The New Operatic Drama of rite Traveller., continuing to its reamed with universal applause, will be rmmated un Mon day—with 'lnc Devil to Pay, Nvll, Mra Tif LATHE-ROYAL. eILWENT-G 4.1 i DEN. 'TO-MORROW EVENING, Feb. will be I adult, the Tragudy of MEROPE. Doraa_s t Muter Betty ; Mr. Pupa ; Hiah Firm, Ns• Cibasrol46 Dig hs fol. Mr. Hawn fro; Mr. Cloressoin Imiebro, Mr. wed. Werefiew, Mr,. Litch i Woes. ham Moors. • IMowipMer. a New M•i , nrains, called RUGANTINO; Or, THE RR tIVO OF V EtHCF.. Th•Outtura atal fid nide ciimpobed by Or. %witty —nu Darius by Mr. Byrne. The whole under the Ihreethus nt Mr. Farley. To uniclutte with A GRAND MASQUE. FIFTH DAY of DRAWING will be 1 TO-MORROW —The Tickets dtawit nn that Day will he ail Putts • anti on the Sixth Day, the First Mann Twice' win he led to 90,0001. TICKETS and SHARFS, wt.r3nted nrtdr.van, are selling at HORNSBY anti C).4, 26, COlt !CULL SI, CHARING LROSS ; am! ST. ISIARtikitET'F-HILL, inoogis. TO BOOKSFLLERS,W;TIUNERS, &c. rro be LETT, on Lase, in one a the greatest / thoroughfares at the West End of the Town, a hand. , some HOUSE and SHOP in the above line, .11 good battiest; the prewar., are extensive, rnicl in excellent repair; the shay in the most elegant and convenient style fur &toy ing an the above tiusiness. Fur part.culars app;y as Messrs Wright and C.E's Fashion able itassoatery, hie. 43, Ralltharre-place, Ustr,n4 stre,t. L&TEEATURE AND .TIIE ARTS. R. SMCKDALE recpearliny informs the _VI num, that his AUCTION nt valuanle Ancient and hfo Inn BO K.:S, many of the ti extremely ire varinllS lAnguagett. 'NAPS and PRINTS, will raise pl..ce Tills UAY and TO MORROW, at Twelve uClock, Loa Minute, at No. 9d . 0 , 11 !Sand street. Eatain i gue , , which ate well worth inspetion, way Ae had at the place of Sale. /4,, is!, Pwcadiiir. SLAVE TA AWL This day is iitoliihed, Pricu 3s. 21. LETTER to Mr. CO BRET on his Opinions respecting the Save is.lo. By Tllo\ll.ti CI. tit KE, A Nrf Prehesolary r 4 ilerefoivl. Prints t . 17 J. tiAtoll4/4, ho.NCIVICef to Het 11441)011y, 190, Piccadil'y; of istto.ti MA, lass silblisistri, prio r 2.. THOtllitifß on the R ELATIV I: STATE of GRI. AT BRI TAIN and nt FRANCE, at Lila C.irso ut" Mr. Pitt's Life airs Admilitstritinn, Tha DeA.is pubfoherl, Z 4 26103.44.,,,- • T OVE and SATTRE : CenriMus thit Whim- E. 4 deal Peetr Correlptlirleolce 01 Eso• 2.41 Julivi the Nerrere. To *loch me prefimwl, • tie brief Me sir it,i6i:tonate 1..N0t52 : PrisoLd for INITAiIeo, 15, Paternoster-me. In the Pre., alai will be pubiisbod, in 2 wok. 12mo IVICYIOIiIS o! SYLVESTEA I).knA.:I.:RNOAL), Cume dims, Iv. ischuline mAtty Years of rrowiucial Vac, am % intorw r errod with gepuom Atte,Autes ut tbs..) eu.larot Persons. This Darr are publis:iert, pri.s. 3t. Cal riSER.VATIoNS nn the Ci-IA RAC I'ER ILJ .nri PRESENT STATE of the ..14:11TAKY FOHCF. of sk EAT 'BRITAIN. Part of this inralicatioo appeared in a periodical publir , dion, and 11.15 sionewl ha Mr. Windham. in his sine; is on the De fence irfthe Country, of which the Pribltsben be lease to sub join the following •.c teat', : " Flo list reed, ni • well-known weekly p.iblWation, a letter . 6 winch rile writer had dont him the liu ..... sr so address tat " him, abounding in. true philocyhy and plaits sense, pm .. foridir; to be a summary of thous rinuironi which li; 01,1 f and others. hi: , friends, eirteriain.-d on the stibietA of our narronsi demnee Ina very short com p.m, the whole of our mtht. , y system was nowt ably and satisfectrwily explamed. He " thought at worthy the perulal of every pntlerstais wild heard " hint " Pubirsherl by J. Hatcl!vd, 190, Picensll4, Lo.don ; and A t - Innlrorble and Co. rdiriburgh Vito'./DWARD's TOUR through ESC:LAND and WALES. Tits nay is in Quarto, panted on line Vellum pa per, embellidlnal with upward. of One Iliiiidred rilio and (Imam Plates, prom 51. with the Plates coloured, or ECCENTRIC EXCURSIONS through ENG . I. %N it and WALIi.S. Cottainning • De.i. crmtion of the Croton:). G-mtleinena' Sere, Place of Public Anitrownen•, &e. with a.l Acc..unt of the liihalinant.. of each moots,, their Mufti. Cilstoals. AA , 11.1,411/114 fl.llll4surs, Fel lie., lianwittricitiei, Fee, futeraner-e.l with Curiae. Ante d .tet. By 51. Wi tODWARD. " In this Wort.. we °hon.* mu It to admire, sod rill more to divot at, in the numerous and iiiimeurnos sketehet with which the Anther has enthellialted his Voluirie."—Nlootbly Review. London : P • ed for M. Allen, 15, Paternaita,row. NATE FLY BY NIG ti l'.—At Opera • Saloon, Pall-Mali, is pu'll'.!ted the Overture, Song., Ire of We Fir by "Ilte,ht, nner pi.rfnrining with unboti..d.fd own( at the Theatre Rotel, Covent-Widen, composed and *lethal! by M. Kelly --In • few flays will be published, tin favourite Song., °not% and Terseues, in tete Grand Opera of Argeniie e Senn , composed ly Portugallo, &e. The overture, Sons, Duem , .te. in 'Die Sleeping ocauty, loin; teed and selected by J Manton, may be had 4eraratc or suiprther. A varier, of new Vocal and Instrumental:ilusic. FOR 111 E TOOTII•ACII. THE ODONTALIIIC; (JR. CHFMICAL ESSENCE OF HORSE-RADISH. THIS Essence possesses the power of safely an d untatadiattly stopni t iz the TOUTII-ACII ; and it has the necutoir property, if it c,ioe in contact with the 'aniseed nr preir,i.tirpt the recurreuce of that torturing Ma ; to ciat the Toth wdl tOtAIIII tooftil and imiantantal Lrotigii I fa : It does not r(elrilll any burning or perntronus ; but , when applied to the Nerve, the operation is the ss•nelli a Satiate on a bleeding Vent. prepared by Thomas Ling, Apothecary, Etreck•stwet, 'bah i an 4 sad ugly by F. Newlaery and SOlll, No. eh, ht. ?Lars Clnat:h.yard, London; in Phitt:as, price amt t's Srl Pocholtsv Alefudett but none Am 'leonine, but those which hate the words " V. Newbery, No. Vs, St. Paid's,' en. rived in the Srainpe..—Sold, also, by their aiyohitinort, by J. Wads, O!d wood-stn-et ; arcing and Cn., and J Allen, f hitordwiimst ; J. %Vaal. Mhlelle•rwe, Holborn; J. Twit, I 'l l l-Exchange ; and W Clerke, Irbsro n gh, Higlostieet. tor th•Geot, Rheumatism*, Colvoimptmos, Serephuls, Can. and other Clironical thsordera. T., Rev. W. WILSON'S ANTIMITIIRITIC; or ALTE 11LALIVE PUWIJEIt. r i I TIE Inventor of this Medicine, fnrmerly a Stn `a Orin toPity...! at Gleogow, iniinceil to rifle. ti the an elftcacitaiet ktionedc fur Cie above, as well for asio deemed urcraabie It been ewiensirely iised I " l'eand for sev er e year., areal it. salutary effects are produced a Ok and e 1.. ), taunt,,,, with very little sensible operation. Or manor with the bled and junes, it :ludic itself to the : 4 tbeclastriale,, which it w.II remove by slew divan, all''`" ih alts astyc aid healing qualities. in enanuroptioniait gener a lly suttee! i n the two fir.t stages, and often even . 7. 4 "'• In the e cro ph v i i or Evil, if used early, th e cu... ," lume b 'seterly, and tat ulcerated glands will heal ; awl II 1.44 n to rescue the patien teen after tnirrtal is imam.. t persons adlictcd with Gout, R r ur ersi miid sigh billions and nervosisdaeases, woulddu 1.41:1 t Faosa " The P •ilo<aphy of Physic," winces' by tie (to be had at Symonds's, Paterinsster-row, or of tlieVendeis tars kiteiciued in which its extraordinary efficacy will be ‘ 4 "" to sarinti. instances. This iiii•der dives not c."'eal" ury tedielit onfnendl ) to the human. C.iiiiaitutiun; and, Imitinel .ee skonnig, its tendency it to Invio:Orale, and In instituve gemeal h e al t h I : occa•iiiiis no danger limn cold, and re -41",,1 neither coeSoientent nor change rd sleet. Weaker, and Scats, at the only Warehouse foe James's Pliarler, St. rani% CliurCh-yaidi ' tt psi oa t 5.1. reek, containing Fsest Papers, . 1 it...t . j.r,0 fhe•el. 11):4",•0 ,ha the " Nealatri b No. i), bit. live',;'.'e e greyed to DALIY's GENUINE CARMINATIVE. Which citatiltiliedes sope,ior to all whet., in the Cute of ivixn, ctiums, ct)Nvui.swys, puttu usui...l,c. in the 11.11Vrelitti lufant. , at wrli as A CAJ LION TO VENDERS AND OTHERS. WHEREAS a false Report has been Industri ously peoragited, that the above very a.efol )MEDI CINE, prepeeeri he Mrs. FIANCES GE1.14, d:.uirder of the lit- Mr. JOSEI'I( I) %LAY, SU/gel:111 a. .d Aputhe.ary, the lereaser(se wile it he beoueatliel the iwle pra e cty), i, about to Midtown's'', of, and th.co itinited by her ; or, if continued, r o b e remora in pose, in enenequenee of the new and heavy du ties it is orn,ww the Pohlic should be informed, that the ir,o. meow, who ha. trete. had the roust distant intention of pla in,: with her totori,it ut Ow above N-dirvie,ewitinuei to to;i. pie Mew.. FR.INCIS mE‘vtirtcy and SONS, No.4J , St. Paul's Church-yaid, I.wilon.solely, with the as ne„ by whom it is -old at the tootsl price hold sly. by appointment of Meows. Newhety, by Die-y and C.O Bo; Chttieh rand ; Rican ant Co. No. 1 am' J. Alleo No. 76, °afoot-air -et ;I. Wade, Old Rond.street ; Baylis; and Co. Corkspot-strevt ~,w, 11,4. lawn; T Tett Roeil h i nge ; auk', Rommel', Ilirl _.sews, aid.f. UN ozr of loulgate-inat t T r Vend.os at Nl.ilicints will see the drift of such univuithy:aud unfound Al M.. 1 act aticiaditik,:y. Ire - heated toy Peronismo to H.: Keyal Highest's die Brine.: of WALES 1 ORD NELSON'S LIFE sal AC HMV E BA mENTs, fruw a Memoir in his Lordship's Hand Writing, tom, his Oficial aid initiate Cor:es,toodznee, and the c.nnntacicatiooe of various Natal Officers under whore he Easel, and tatters who avoid with him, including many of his own tr.! interesting Letters to Public Bodies, t/tficers of Rank, and confid Iota! Friends, never yet publidied. By JOHN IVI'ARTIIIJR, E.q. Let* Secretary to Admiral Liml ve.e.u.,‘ onnmander ,..-ch,e.iii the Mediterraneao, And the Roy. J.A mr.s STANIER CLARKE, F.R.S. C s haplain ot the llousehohl, amiLibr.xiito to lin Royal Iligh net: the Prince of Wale:. This Authentic and important W•nk will 'comprise a Ear. Simile, en Seventeen Plow; et the above-mentioned MetoMr, written by tile Noble Admiral s aster the low of Ito rielit arm, ILA adttestl by hits to Mt. M'Arthut ; tletaiting with pecu liar ,:tore - .t the singular vicisitudecof his life, from iiibocy to the date of his Conimunicatton, its October, 1799: which ins ooltigtile Manuscript will be afterwants deposited, with this Volume, fe iha &Orb himmutua; R tailLalee,eusttain ample Illustrations of the Chews. is 164 Lordship's iniele-time Me moir, hi whirl he refer: I and atonnaBd and faithful Nana tiV.3. perfectly divested sr all mammal ec petty ptothce, of the carious thfCII instants' which eon throw light 00 the ate meter and Service, of this truly great Man, continued to the l period, and drawn front sources of information wholly unattainable by any uther'persors whatever. The Embellishments will condtt of a variety of elegaht En gravings, via. Historical Et:signs, Porirciti; Plan. tits( Views of Battles, and Vignettesa from original Pelona** b.- Se. - jmnin West, Esq. R.A. the late Mr. Abbot, Richard Wist,l4 R.A and Nicholas Pocoek. Eartudse; ei graved by Mr. Heath, Mr. Favor, mid other eminent Soots. In offeriog thin Work to the Public, it la the object of the 'Extant:, and be their inireinirting study, to render it, by the ampht ale, fidri.ty, and impartiality of its 'load ; and by ' the minted attention to the printiog and embellishoteotr; worthy of the splendid achievententth retards; to make it de erving a place is etery library, thd to entitle it to national pctrnimee It is hoped that the Wolk taw be truly for publication in the course of lite prctent year, iti one Quarto Volume, its the latent sir; yr Intel by Hsnsley, oft the h.e.t Eicio.tilt 1) IW loaiter The number of Caplet to be printed, 'bolt watery de;eed upon the number set good hopreenons that can be taken of the F.ngm,i t s; and it it therefore recommersho to such of the Nobility and Gentry, as'are anti ryes for 00 hest to scud early notice to the Publiihers, Catlett an, I.l.,nies, Strand. The price of such Copies Si are ordered before the Ist of July nett, will be "Oil Guineas ; or, with Nora lionisation, or the Plata. Scree. Guineas; atid the money mar be paid either on goring the order, or on delivery of the Wink. Allot which time the :nice, will be ailvaricol. If ti.nely orreis are giv-n, three e , pit: only will to moo,' on the Shiest Velluo., with the best Proof' fasmeolons of the Plat , on Satin. The price of each or these Cop.ea will he One llondred Guineas, eleganiy bound in Morocco. Au alphabetical Litt of thanes, with the Dates of 0ft1.1 . 1, wilt be pub , iherl anA annexed to the Wrath. London, Feb 4, 6. ..at ImtVitherl, New Editions of the fit:sawing Work, PtllltC4l b. J BARFIELD. 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CAI.f. to the UNCONVERTED, to 1 . 4.14 anti Live., Ilmn. price ;4.61 Nr..u.14 12. OitlON's DISCOI/RSIiS on El ERNITY, and the Importance and Auvauttages of looking at oternil Thinr,.l6mo Drier 6A b"artli. 1$ ..11NEWAY's TOKEN for CHILDREN, Wring an exact Aecuoot of the C..over.oon, holy and exemplar, Lves, •nd joylul.DeaUta ut several Yowl Cutlrlr•n, &Solo. price 9J. lauunJ 14. MAT PIIEw lIENRY's PLEASANTNFSS of a RE LIGIOUS LIFE, upen-d atad proved ; owl recommended to the Cuidldrrotion of Young Ittnin wire Ix. Od bound. 13. srEFL% RELIGIOUS TRADESMAN, or plain end Rif laKli Moto of Advice far Ow 'Erodes/lan's prudent and pious C.,nduct, from hig Entraixe into Bortneas, to hia leaving it uti, ldrno. price lx 6d. found. 16. BISHOP BURNET% LIFE of God in the SOUL of MAN; or, TO* Nature ;Ind Exceleney of tlrOC9ustian Reli gton, with the Methods of 'wattling the Dappit.ew airlock it proposes, tc...l2rtio. price 14. 6d. bound. " 1 . /. lir EARLY SACK ANIENTAL EKFRCLSER, Tao Patti : Fiist, the Cnnvtiariii Emp!oyrrient before, at, and after the Lord's Sumer ; Steoup4, the Chintian's Cue/tic; tit bete after Life, Itmo price Is. Old. bound IS. Dr DOODRIOGE's LVIDENCES of CHRISTIAN ITY, bristly stated, and the New Testament invited to be Cr 1111111.4 m I into pri:e Is. bound. 19. REYNDI.Ds'I COmPASSIONATE ADDRESS to the CHRISTIAN WORLD; conniining serious C. otaidera tian and Self examitiatiors derived from the Creed ; fr om th e Lord's rimer; n.nn tne Ten Commandmenn; Enciniries re Mite to the &oval of Chenit; and an .tt.. , innat e on them Would: •.` Wiry sill 3e die •" IStno. price 9d. boards. 20 TOISIS` WORKS, in Five small Tracts, being an humble Attritive to revive Religion; an Evaay agati.st Sabbath Braking; against Profane Swearing; the Sin of Dritiiken nest, Lewdmvs, .Ye. price Is. Tsl or 44. each. • SI. Dr }UPTON . ' DISCOURSE Origin and Pro- press of the society for promoting delig.. l4 in e pit•o„ from its Cltisinancarnant, in 1750, t:te Y•at it.. pilaw Iv. od. -• PAPERS. • reasseeoltv, era 8. . • As Nfarshal Angereau has demanded a contribue tion of four millions of francs from this o city, in the ~. name of his Sovereign, the Serrate has issued al?roclaii - motion to the burghers, informing t h e m , t h a t un l ess the half of the t u rn required b e unmedi:ti,ly paid, t il the city must expel a fresh garrison of :O,OUO men •- and that it was to he hoped, the payment of other half would he excused ; and else, eh number of troops new lying here would be nished, and even the plan for ereatotg an hesei; for 4 or 500 sick he given up. The Senate having ti ied all other means ill v..' have had recotese to a forced lows, in which 011 the l ' ' inhabits its, v.::::rut distin4lion, mite take a peal, and pay, within eight dayi, at least, two per ce:.t. upon their pt.serty, I- is said, that to ebt e in t he ntitigation of t he ' remaining two rnistioiiii a deputa tion is writ to Patis. a. The Council of this City has received O il ie r follow ing. letter : " Gentlemen—l em charged by nay Sovereign, the riniestot of the Fremb, and King of holy, to ilcmand • culitr , huneze hew not a heas trines from the city of Fesoltgort. Gcutim as I by no lowans doubt of your gtred-will, I request. that A aeon wr peasitne y oil ilia pay lift said sung into the hands of the 03100501111 CONON, of the Orland Army, and timpallog ,4 the Revenues vivo win transmit this letter to you, and is enaegwd to confer with the Council tenon the necessary asonantes fer feel. filling the 4 , tsjea of he mission. " 1 have the Itenoi.r to tee, with 'rest esteem, "The Marshal of the ['Empire, Connuaiittent lesChflif of the Seventh Corps of the Grand Army, " AUGERF:AU." Hereupon the Council ;men , iiietely nominated three of its Members to go to Paiis to . solicit Me Emperor to rescind his orders. Iti die meanwhile, the Councd have publish ecf a statement of the de mand, addressed to the Citizens, is which they et - press their hopes, that the Emperor will lend a gra cious ear to the representations of their inability, as the payment of the sum demanded would plunge the city into the deepest distress. In case of failure 1. in this application, ths-y recommend a submission to the will of the Supreme Disposer of events ; and, fiaally, console dieni-elves under the idea ; that Ibis will probably he the only it: , r:n tat will break over • .. their heads, At one of the last consequences of the late unhappy war. They conciede witirexpreising a hope for better times. anti that Frankfort may yet recover its former prosperity. ItOate„ JAN. 21. i The latest accounts from Naples confirm th• reports of tire re-embarkation of the Russians, and add, that the Royal Family went on ship-Imerd for Palermo, though the wind et the time was unta vourah.:e. Tl.cs measure we the result of . a Coot . cirof State, which had deliberated • - long ' while . upon ale Malkin. I-Ile littleilitar y &Seer was L against this measure, but was c"ineelled to eteeept to it by the Queen. A very warm scene b e t we e n the mother and sun is *pollen of upon this occasion. Before the Court withdrew. a Government and:a guard olCitizens wore fanned. The king of Sar dinia has likewise lett the Continent of Italy._ . STATE - PAPER. "as NOVI., 11 es. 7. " in reference to the Royal Proclamation of the loth of N. •etener Int; in winch niiMiijesty war pleased tin co'iiie ttttt OCIIO to lie. German , lirjerts the ablest of my mu -ton, I feel myself bound to acquaint my fellow citizens with the raasuos 451.1011 - 111qUirt it loit.tveilintriy Its.ceSSify to 11.5steu 1111/ ietv. 5 to Ell -131151, and which, siar ! have thrown new oir.tacho Us the way of His Ma*dy's patriotic views. s , As in emisespience of the tinfortdisto termination of the war in the Sotith "(Germany, the northern past of the Eist,ore wa, again ture,ite..e I with the inear•oonr of th- ,0:...ev, the Elio-total Adtuuti , trotion exerted alt then pu.ven, and the niesti• they p.m.:owl, to prercut il.is ,•ii. Flicy flattstist theoiselve. that they had partly succeeded in their rib).itt, is lin They had obrairted cooditions from the King or Prows r.l.tere to toe Fiestch tirrios li-ft hehiud in the glutton of klathelts. notwithstanding the inennecnienres with which these - ebtsd'it-euis infght be attended, ospe,ially os they were, nevertheless. coin necied with the ase•iran7.es of the satsty of 11611114 Cotilttf:s7 againn soy males of the enemy. " All our cif t•, however, to prevent the. Possession tat: the Electorate by Prusrian thiitiii. love brow frditl.se. " That Minoan,. which, Opon the reheat of the FrOOtet , . some 1110111 h. fitter, 11,1 been solicited 011 the oar[ l (Proses., to continue the mires.. of its functions, in the name of its ta-slid Sovcreign, could old; view the possession of the Elsetinate he tor Prussia"' as a military iisea.suir. Aciordi .gly. a 1.t0.r. from the Prussian Mi .titer, on the 57th of J ;toss.., ie s s i mooch the more cale.:Lated to excite a surprise, it ben A ths:i announced, that His Prussian filaresty, in coio.equence of A e.oivention with France, had resolved opera retairung tale Ilk. Irate, and undertaking the adnainistiataint of its Cieivercnent, till toe cunel intim of a ;.race. " This Goner to the Hanoverian Administration era* accents, penile' with the demand, that the persons 1111/1111114V-d as Cue. 01440110 n by Ilis Prussian Majesty, should -e acknowlenlg d in every depOrtment, a. supreme, to the exclusion of all loreigo counexiorac " The gond treatment pronsistrl by rosins, and the alleged .. masons for possession, a• being necessary for the ptotecttott Cl i the nertftera part of Germany, could not justify the I loner.- an Ministry, in their assent to a re War, in dust opposition • to the rights of theirSovereigni assol which 1,11, Britannic Ma jesty, far (rain just:fs mg, must condemn. I litse, by vertu:: ut the felt poses lii rye received, protested against this measure; and at s: still expictsd, t , nnigli the occupatton by the truissia ,s miss be unar.dalable, that .rich nal Ilona won be ure4 as may render this event as faveurable as the engirt wilt admit, fur this iinpos :rutted country, and as little offcasore as peosit:lis to the rights of rut Siivcreign. " As 1 ant convrained to leave Hanover with sentiments of the deepest regret, i exp,ct and require, in tire Kinx's nan.e, hat vii the servants of :he State 11111 rtnia;ir at the purrs coiond• ed to them, and still continue to ex.ubit to their Kong and their country, the sane proofs of fidelity and loyalty, by w oti they were dotinguoltett, while the Electorate was in toot heeds of the Prensis " In tine, I must again requir e a ll the subjets of ti s country, on liii Majesty's ,ic'ne, to s-st.t from every kind or rrsistance, as suzh conduct mud inevitobly be h .rafol I o th•mselsrs, and pooludtr.ial to the county at large: as th ktoisian Imperial army, the command of which ui teneen trusted to lin Prussian Majesty, mist evacuate this country ; the tStitash tionps isiust attend to the ordcra they have 'note time sauce received to embed"; and the 501t.11.11 army *via be 1-ft to ad only utile! the fivourable views of its August Leader, and ace.ortling to circumstances' conneiltel with the measete. ' manual,' adopted by France and Prussia, isttli rayed ti +Le count-y. " C. CuUNT NIVIISTIk." " !asuman, Feb. S, lEiti. Agin • ‘: .~ ~- •