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1 , U". :in , a etalftntl, Ly sonic e track ri (I coo si e n • 114 scot latbet Numunt 6490.1 THEATRE ROYAL,' COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONIjAY EVENING, June 28, 1813, will be pyrfurtned HAMLET. To which be , TOAI UM will ß THE added . GREAI% • tOlte's 7s. Second Price.ns. etl.—Pit as. 64. Secina Price 2s. "IT Gallery is. Second Price Is.-- , Upper Gallery Is. stind.,priee, 4 tfacts for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. B ran d on , a t th e 7,79Ynat-011ice, Hart -street. • LOAN— AND ANN (NE Y. 'MICE is hereby .given, that the . com. e°?t t missioNEßs sim.Elo4 for the limits extending : E. ST in Surrey, to ItO' . ENSBORNI., l aktat, wit) MEET a the SESSIONS HOUSE at .Newing ' tea, itt the County of Surrey, on THUItcDAY the first clay . Z' l '4 next, at. Eleven or "T,se:vo O'clietc, to receive PRO-• . 9S ALS fron t an y P erson or Perso n s willingto advance the , 4.,54t 'of FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS, or any part of -tlit uiei either b y. way of Loin at Interest, or Annuity , to liltsecured according to the provisions of an Act ot 'Parliament tiled in the pr eseu t'Sessioa, 'relating to the exe c ution of istCommission of sewers fur the limits before, Mentioned. ootter viii it, .received for 'any Soul les: than 1001. nor N ir a ty nc t tn c uily be gra n tetLun any Lice nutter the age of Fu th r'"" information may obtained by' application to 4 '' l'rce, at the Sewer °dice, in East Lane,Bermondsey.' MONEY. IV an' LEI IEN . , Gentlemen, &c. are respect fullyA.N informed they may be supplied with MONEY to ; 1 11 Y Antonia, uti terms equal to .Mortgage, secured on . Free ld, Cohuld, Le . aseliold Land or llctuses, Money NN! 1 1 / 4 1 • in die a, Ar t mge Settlements, Widows Jujutures, Clergy tne,tet L4 ' lll g ll ., or any octier Property. i , tersons of respectability may be supplied on their Personal occutity only. Gentlemen will Lind every liberal accommoda twa,wahout delay. 41,Plicatinn from Tweliv till Two ; or Letters (post-paid) 3 . Z'" l " Messrs. wills and Co. No. 49, South-street, tr eeyggitatre. NOTICE To ;Till;PUßLic, UPTO N :\,1.4.N . a`n(l CO. of the BUITISI-1 PAINT tiFAcTpwr, 4),DoN ivALL, most.. re- I " i t_l o tly inform the PUBLIC, that th. y' have taken the t i o t i ,'„!t 4 e 3 lat c.. . 4 occupied by„Nle:isrs . . Traiers s antl . Emi . a tihpl‘lce,tu'ay 4 " ktr e Nu QL, 6h4N-S MEET, CHLAr.):3IDE, pai . ehased.(ll. ' s tond ou Wall) t - GEN UI NE 1110x / I n t COLOURS, at the \VIIOLESAI.E PlttCE!i, FOR PEN P r' and where their CIIEAP, IN , ItABLE; and' 4.ritAuLE• ground 1.111 , ,eed Oil, for Park 4,,h)0, W eatheroarditig, Stuecoed Fronts*Oat-buildinpl, t"nifittPsinting, &c. are now selling at the same ,prices litre 74.ret flz. Invikible Green, 56s..per cwt.; Darn Olive Green, v ep ; Bright Olive Green, 110.; Blue, ;304. ; white, 'uw, Ice d ,t Lead Colours, )6s. per cwt.; each ; Chaco -5(4.; 4os. ; and Prepared Oil to thin them for use, „ rer ; genuine White Lead,.s6l. per cwt.; Turpeti, B", %; per Gall.; Linse e d Oil, Ss. 6d. per Gall. ; Painters! ch,„ 41 ! ,1 end C o l ouri o f every ki n d, d ry or pr e pare d f or use . Z 4 2ll4l,B Rerm Oil, ;;Li. 641. per Gall.; Fine Cliantocr,"sS. ed. 1 % .4 ?Sly 4s 6d.'and Comtuou 4S. 'per (4 4 110 n. h . - ' l4 - The . Impenetrable Paints are very handsome in-4P attnee, posqcss great durability, and will stand in hot - 1 ,,' 4t ,e, 8 ; they are used in the manner (If other Paint s , an d are. P" "cable to the Feneiel purposes of Useful and Ornamental , GU}SToNI MIEDICINSS. CA 4; LXXX.T. • Ts , . .4t. It, GUEST, No. 9, Grisat Surrey-street, f oo t o f Black . frittes-bridre. Vk , ...' Islati&litne, Borough, Sou t l iwai k, Ma rc h 8, lists. im Sid, • ' ruti N I contemplate on .tho wonderful cure : . mbich. your Nit diciues have performed on me, I feel ~ if desirous of having it made public as possible. ii t ; t he 'ear 180 ,`broke my leg two di ff erent times in the 1 4 , ,,, '- ' W "K, and it Was so badly set as to oblig e inc to walk 1,1:,',1ny ktiee'on a wooden leg.for six years, the first three of d " 1 l tried sereriii of the most ennueut Surgeons in Lon 404:4)stlie hist of whom was Mr. Ashley Cooper, until be pro -1,,,,,, , &I lue incurable, which wus in thy• year i8O9: I then Cr'i .t v i ff ' 'f him to cot omy leg; in augweito Which he oh -1,,., .ai4;ttl in ' Thu amputation would be the-death of me, therefore, - . l u tt ta til4.4peration. distre„'T Yarliil2, you 'having cured my broth er of aluost terld e j", il g h eed.-aci.e, he recommended me to you ; • I at and tlii iu n 'Y Wooden leg, when my l eg m e asure d one in ch atal l ia ' A :e tli l 4l'ters toss than the other—it Wai cold u sice, 4 1 14 ,7:,'"u sofor the last fi ve y ears . N o t w it h s t iol di u4 t h i s, shry 1 r•u, e I ,ir my . wouclen leg ua the, secondelay. Tl 4 e, , sli . rtli N''llli i L .11 ,'!',7 hit. nff my crutches, , being capable of, walking 'WI 11, 1 , 1 '.:) in about three ,Mouths l• was completely bur eti , ' . I illim:: 'WPM:tutted ever since us well and as opricht.as ever Illat this - , 4 what scents to Me still more Strange"fhith_this is, "4 it v,, 4 1 "(is. , - . l,..asures the same side as -my other, nor Win and e,,"ki s inge the first week of using your Lo tly .; ` 4l 'llig yoUr rim. i:ip tii sillgOlar eatie is well-known to nearly all the people in ridi,,q ?li Thum , s, mid to more thuti iithousand people re lit";g wrtliiii.a 4U:t i ller of a mile from your house,' where I iit et : ( I he a.ioured it can never be forgot by me so long as -11461 e 'of recollection ; and ant, Bear Sir,' Yodr humble Serva n t; • WILLIAM DOWLING. NO As I. • '*l ,Nal(l.. 'Case Re in a future Paper.) 4111 -.LE,, • 'vs CEI,IiBItATED vralEtAilLE REsToß twit, st, . A T; Ne h Too - rti PO Wli li. It, sg - Y recominended tOr Whitening the 'l' F. ETU!, Preserv• 7,K the G . It MS, and Prevetttiog that dreadful :rllillady the t)( irtl-ACIJE. . • . . . tit,JTYof Counteriimee,andregularayof Pea. il l ...:. , • ..4t.figit.S.. the rdisit rah . ; out Pea t , tires, are allowcd to iii. i ih II I , ' t "%Otto ic tor of li ti Pi. E . JCS 'l'o 01'11 PO WI)E 1< would 11 id ve to rethinci his Country. women that the itistre ot ,listo' l eharins loses h a lt i ts i nt h ience where the Teeth are is that4Tated, or spew a rotte n .0 unhealthy . ita: l l lT inexcusable, as Inc present Preparation affords irtel, b ell) ' ll 5 means of removing every bleam 't of flit, unm . Jt i s r . X (dm posed of Vegetables. away e v " 4l broended to the attention °fall ranks, as clearing . tll 3 l en , erY i roperieelion• either ii, the colour, or the decay of t1.401v1 of the Teeth; ..., renclermg the Breath sweet and 41 41,;;;"it ? and making the G,1.1,3 .1 their proper shape T h t, th midon hue; and' a 'tert.i,ti Preventative against the wal,t,"„ a oe, No lons posit,o , t of this kindever br..ught ter-• If, ' ti vs.o.publie notice,' has met such universal approbation ; Itty a r t ' Proprietor has to Quist that a is 41434 use of till. . 'or e 10S AROMA - 11C PE , TOKAL LOZENGES 4 .'1 -. .,'' u g i l,s, COWS, AStlllll4s, and Sore Throats, price ~,hi l i' itr tiox. v4i, iv 1i.,1e al and I .1 VI 11 . I' • t art .., i‘i , is. ean trial., , n., : r Butler's, er s, Ni'. 4, Z4;;IQ"e• eiarner of Patetn , ster hivi; ; .Shatp and 13elarn, (..,%; ' . 1 )0 1 : 1 1 , 11 ., ; I,4ies, Weet,ai, A i imp t, arid '..\ litilory, Port., 4•; 7 11 .,„, : • t i t: (l inbyt , toh., t ; ,, sliort Coleman and I acoli. 1 ') ( 1v, ) 41, y : 4 : 4 d R.thi, am! Punter, !lull ; 14 , , xland;atid } y tit. ~iio'tt on(riaii...ll)ll:i, .Nettlet.n., , aii.a c G . . 1 Tr! : 4. Ply • pow. oi l in. =e - 1.2, ' and :) , vIIIIIIC,, 41 1t , - ti . r aver. E , %t., IN , twank noel Penny, 4 a.1 Lattmui, . I iver. I t/10, , mse's and I .Ynvli, MatiChester; *Crewman, EXcter ; r lt tio . , , ,l'a'tter .audertaiti , R,,,:horit, Sgo• I, and hll , Nl', ,:din. , r- i:- t , 4 1,1 NI4CtIO/141,1, GI ,s •ow ; IsulKin and Pan y,. 4 %, ;(4t i „ 4,,,,i,t,:•,%:_ri1h01, ahit ~,,,,,, Njunvic.4ll; iwirl2 - 11,:l.ele c , let ; eta, ,;,I atm, N ittirr that'll. an d retail by most Courttry °kin. at 2 . .. r ) ''''' I.' il •Yis. acid ' 6d. each. ' FOR BILE AND INDIGESTION.— HALLAM'S ANTI - BILIOUS PILLS. pHEST Pills are particularly recommended in • allßilions - Complaints, whether arising from a weak or deranged Action of the Stomach, from Colds, :whereby the Seeretion of 131le is obstructed —or from Excess in Eating or Drinking, wherein► the Bile is -rendered acrid and corrosive, and - regurgitated to the Stomach, causing Sickness, Jaundice, Windy Disorders—lndigestion, Ice. In Habitual.Costiveuess, , a sluggish State of the Bowels, Sick Head Ach, and also during Pregnancy, they may be taken with singular good alfe4t. Price 2s. 9d. per box, duty included. Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, London. R. SIILSBURY, from his success in' scroviunous Cases, way be consulted any . Morning between, the boars of Ele ven an d T hree, • at his Dtspensary, No. 15, Sohn-square, London. Patiews wishing No consult him at their Own Mouses, on Diseases of tine-Joints, Scar'Joie-. and Eruptire,Cnmplaints, DROPS, to inAing'Use of the PATENT ANTISCORBUTIc DROPS, will have a decided Opinion as to the probability of Suee. ss. of Attendante may be known at the Dispensary, No. 15, Soho-square. As there are numennis counterfeits, please to ask for Stilt burg's Potent. Antiscutimtic Drop , i, with the.. King's deity printed in' black ink; in bottles of ss. Gel, 1101thle bottles 10s. and larger 11. 2s. duty included. Compound lissence, Dispensary., t 5, Sohn-sqnare, London. rs,,cls, 4 botit 7 : .Irco7 )ppr i " c , Riot t tion 9 1; e14 / he no w.' 4( ocr rtehe •il -4111 c: 01" 1111010ritt; , uiv , h 0, it , Wa r ry ' .11t111.1 'JO , 1,10" 410) 14 ' ' f iu , i; {, . e r,o , 0 41 N ot i li)t ,d,3 t0:0! h tv. 110 I'o )0 , ,r I . ;11+ 1% ipe Atit", ll ,ol. 041' • .„ 4 „. , Mr, • •P',*; *`f 41 0 S Ult D A Y,, JUNE 26, 1813. • • This Day was published, - • Handsomely printeij in Octavo, price fni% in boards, Medicated, be to the Rigt,t Hon. Lord Hollaiur CORItESPONDENCE' of the late Right 111,_ Hon. CHARLES: JA ti t•'S FOX, with the late (;fl.- BERT WAKEPIELD, B. A. in the ycar•I7DG—ISOI, chiefly subjects of Classical Literature. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Sold also by W. BlatkwOotl, Edinburgh; and M. Keene, This Aly Wll3 VelAislied, price ts. . A SERMON preached in the Parish Church of CIL Walsall. in the •county of Stafford, on June 1813; at. the Archdeacon'a Vicitation. • THOMAS GISBORNE, M. A. Perpetual Curate of Barton under Neeriwood. Published by desire of the Arehtleiwon and the Clergy. s. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davieg, strand. • Of whom may be had, New Editions of Mr. °inhume's other Works. . . . . . . . - •-T h i s Day'vvas piii)iishect, Iti.T'wo V,,lanie:t, Octafo, price- Our. Guinea, ', T HE ROSES; or, - WARS' .of • YORK 'and LANCASTER. • A Metrical Tale. . Printed .for 110 .Anther,' and sold .by Mr. Stnekdale, 41, Pall-Mall, Enid Mr.Deighton, and Air. Nicholson, Cambridge. Where, will he published, in a few days, in One handsome Volume, Bvo. price 1.-Is. Wt. The Vale of Guasco ; ur, Maid With Seven Lovers. A ilo mance, in Verse. • CUEAI' EDITION OF CREVIER'S LILY. • - 'This Day was published, Neatly. Printed in (i Vol.. avo. price 'al. es. in hoards, and on large paper, price in hoards, rip LIV!! PATAVINI lIISTORIARUM, •ab . urbe condita lihri qul Supersunt, xxxv. ltecensuit et notir ad punt Sclioiarum, occommodatis illustravit.. • J. B. L. CREVIER, Emeritus Illietoricze, . • Professor in , Collegio llormano-liellovaco, littiVersitatis • PariSieusis. •Londlni : inpeasisJ. Si:iv/own, 39 Llulgate• street. 'Of whom may he had, recently published, - Ricardi Parsoni Ailversaria; Bvo, price in boards, and kroperial twit, ;.11. 3s. Itoards. scayli Prometheus Vinetus a Blonifield; second ecKtioit, Bs. boards. . 2Esehyli Septent Contra 'thehas; aßlomficld, is. bliards; sarE The universally admitted superiority of Creviev's * Notes to Livy, and. the correctness, neatness, and ehcapiteSs' of this edition will, hoped; give it it claim to the attention of Scholars. . • , IC tRAIAN • • .• This Day was puhlisherl, • - Price Seven Sjiillings mod Folio, the Eleienth Edition of . • • WRAGG'a Improved FLUTE APRUEP— Toit, or, the whole Art - ..rf -playinr the ilerman Flute, rendere r ; p er f ec tl y 'easy, on priociples entirLay neW. r riltl Coutents tire, a COlliOl.lS . Sa r,f I.lotruciionN Err a }lnt o from one hey to eigr i t., A, S e t of. progressive Les,oris-61' Duets in various' Keys, each of which -is preceded by a•shott, easy Preludio, accompanied with all impta.aatory Note, .by which the Pupil is progressively cur- nt:Led hum the easiest to the most difficult. Key, without any other rissistuoc o ,—. Twenty Ariettes- - -5.3 scottisvi ,std otter Airs; and a -Sot •of Flourishes in Atajor and Min..a Keys. The whoLlorming the cheapest and most complite ;r.iok of the kind extant. .. • Loudon r*Printed for unsold by the Author, No. 17, Little . Knight Rider street, Doetors Chunions. *** A Caution 13ook is genuine, except it 'is signed " I. Wragg," in the Title of Addres. IMI S T2dttI) , FokTABLE IRICKET .MICROSCOPk. 'lna lovers of Botany -, , and tfie serutinaus in - vestigator of the peaut►ts of Nature, Ore informed that BANKS' POCKET MICROsCOPE will be full Ittl the most complete and cheapest Initrurneut ever offered to To tic tad' tif the Inviaut or, .441. Strand. EDIC.:A II: MILAN INSTMITPION, No. e, Upper Janney-street,.(ioluen,square, London. Patronized- by . the Nobility , uml under the imperial. caveat of his Royal Highness the Priuee Regent, f ur -adnunt4lering Dr. WITHERS'.S RUSSIAN PIIOI , IIII.2ICTIC, and apa plying the Toußm ALIN TRUsIS to the general conve nience of the afflicted. THE 'RUSSIAN TOUMA LI N TRUSS, R R is the only effeettial Remedy for Riiptutes, at present known, to the world. ,It had long been a hereditary secrekin the medical branches of et distinguished Family, ~and used with so mush success, that Ruptures are now nearly erased from the catalogue of hunt in anseries in that country. It is prepared p..aly from •the %.•ourinalin of .South America, the eleetrieand cousolittatinti praparties of which have long been viewed by the learned wnit stlent admiration. Dr. W. pnr chaseti the secret originally for 21 years, and this being the )ear of that term, he has obtained the Royal Guarantee to render it More extensively useful till the First.nf January next, when the Patent-Right reverts to the Proprietors in Russia, No hopeless Castis are engaged, and this distressing Complaint reptiles the earliest application.—Price front 21. to 101. • • • The RUSSIAN PIIOIIIYLACTIC Is an effectual cure fur debility, gleets, and seminal weak ness. It radically cures 'a certain disorder in every stage, and by necamorlal , application externally, it totally prevents infec tion, with so much certainty, that the Doctor will forfeit 501. if it ever failed. Dr. W. and Co. cure Cancers of all binds, the Gout, Rheumatism*, White-Swellings of the Joints, the Scurvz in its most virulent stages, and all disorders of the Eye and Ear, where the structure of the organ is nut imperfect, and give advice on all other casual disorders. Fee 11., but no lee re quired on consultation. Being MeMbers of the Royal Cot lege, regularly bred in every branch of the profession, their testimonials may be seen, and these medical subjects fami liarly discussed. Dr. Withers and Son attend daily for medical and surgical consultation; the honks are laid every Saturday before the Committee, who give their joint opinions; on each case. The advantages of th►s plan to country patients are incalculable, as the nun►es or personal attendance are .not required, anti all post paid letters are answered by them. N. 11. Advice to the real Poor, gratis, till Ten every morning. • OFFICE, Jane 3, 101, is hereby gip - en, that a Session Of'.Oyes and 'Pertains,. a7 4 d Goal ry, for the. Trial of Of feneeseommitte'd on the li, ,is ?eithi n the Athrtietton of the Admiralty of lit :'a:r j ,7t•all be heM at Justice Ifall, in the Old Bailey, .4,ondon, on .14ronday, tlrr&tic of July Hari, at Eight o'Cloth in the iforwil. J0.114V BtIRTIOI7. OF 0411N-INC,r) Jane 9, 1813. OPFIC'ERS MA -012,11.V.(14Veg do. hereby give A'otico,, .That Pro, osal., will ke,rfocicect at flu* (Vice, in Pal!-.llalt, ON or bekt:e ilmiday,„ the, i9tit day of Akio instant,. from ttnehlAei3ons czr wing tne trilling to undertake lke ; 1 11)1 3 IY of PACKING CASES ' , Ali: &roller sy this llejittrtment for a pe riod If Three Evat,t Interminable at the expir,etion of •Olte Year, upon a iA'atiee tit Th.rre . 4llouths, at the ortion.of cithur •Ptitterns of the _Mk-les may !.e viewed uperi clpplication t ij the Pfhwipat sp.,rthec i ao7'l Vice' in Me nicer, and at Cdonel ctur Sptfdl there; and furiker s partieviars,toArether with tier Terms and Conditions of ih a e.Contivret, may hehnoien at the A'ecivrtnr y 's Ofiiee, Pall-ifitti etlyr;aaid, ang day between the hours ey: Ten and Fon)* seftlYt the Pooposc,kt• 2mot Le delitered ,sealed itp and int/pried,. " Propos4l* far Packing; Ca , es," kid no Proposal estn he admitted i f rayq , the` 'Aveirreyi instant, at rwelise o'Clach•at :ost),w.of tire mine Day, iuither will (tut/ Trader he notierd, noffss the Phrtg neaking it, or an .rlgent " bihaq; attrnii. • Under Veer Bwyrd, It. 11.CREIT, Seattary. • ftr-FIC . 1; OF onD4y..lA'Cl.:, • • • June 10, 1813. T HE PRINCIPAL 01.714CERS tf llis J.E.slT's pit /Ma dd hereby give Notice, That Proposals. • . teill 'be rcecie-ed at their (414* in Pall-Mall, on ar before I,!'idnesda y , he 14)tk Dayf o Jane inst. jti-ont J . 'eh Per sons as may' be geilling to undertake the Sanity (/' TIN PLVI4S, jOr Serriee' at this D,partatent, Jot period of 'three Years, determinable' of , the expiration of Clete I tar, upon three Months id the option of either Party.. Sonyles of the -If:liars mail be received upon applicatien at the Principal Stor.l‘eope,''s Of/tee in the Tower, and farther ParYt . .caliera. tog.tl:r r kirh tAt. Teems and Cdnditioms of the Contract, 'hay be k..adon. at the .Sr,-retary's Office in Palk any me floats of Tra and ,'out' O'cloO, where the. Proposals must be delieertd,staled ap, and reppo*olosurTo4. 4g.l.cia Propu6eti can nihor "Mc 301 la ink. at 1 2 tteic at N, ftl the same day, neither will any 71-..ader be noticed, n, the.Partit making it, or au :el gent in-Ms &hay, shall atiind. 11 Order'if the Board, Cl?Eir, Sec. CONTRACtS. COMMISSARY IN Great C t:IIIEFS OFFICE, leorge-street, Jour 14, , 1813. given to all Per - sons tle- N OTICE is hereby %iruus of contracting t MtrrroN . to Majesty's Quarters, and Barracks, in and Islands Anglesea, Bedford, Berk 3, (including the . Town " unger fOrd), Berwick, •• Brecon, Bucks, • Cambridge, (including the Town of Newwarket), Cardigan, Carmarthen, Carttarvon, Chester, Cornwall, (including Scilly), Cumberland, Denbigh, Derby, Devon, Dorset, Durham, (including Holy Island), • Essex, Glamorgan, Gloster, (including the City of Bristol), Mlti, Hereford, Hertford, hunts, . Isle of Man, Co suiply FltEsll BEEF, and [And Forces in Cantonments, he under-mentioned Counties Isle of Wighi, Kent, Lanealtter, }A-b.:ester, Listeolo, Merioneth, 3.lonntouth, Montgomery, Nut folk, Northampton, 'Northumberland, Nottingham, • Oxford, Pembroke, Radnor, Rut laud, • Salop, Somerset, Stafford; Suffolk, Surrey, Sossex, Warwick. Westmoreland, Wilts, Worcester, York, And in the seveira COuntich in North Ilritaiu, That the Deliveries are to coannenee.-on and for. the 96th day of September next ; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked, " Tender for Army Supplies.," will he received at:this Office, on or before Wednesday, the 25th day of Au gust (but none will be received after Twelve o'clock on tha day); and, if sent by post, the postage must be paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island, except fur the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of witiclt must he included in one Tender, as also must the Serval Counties in North Britain ; and each Pro posal =At hare the Letter which is. annexed to the render properly filled up,•by Two Persons of known property en gaging to become horind with the Party tendering in the amount stated in the s ranted ' particulars for or' due' per formance at the Gontra'et ; itint no Proposal will he 'noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the prices expressed in wOrds - ii length ; axidiitiontil it so liapp l •ii th.,t, during the continuance of the Contract, no Troopy , hould tie stationed eir supplied in the 6ionty, the eNienee of the Contract and Bond, pin& in the first ittstatica by tin Contractor, to be re funded to him by the Commissary in Chief. Particulars of . the' ContrOts may be- load Upon Applieatiom et this Othee, het ween,the the. of Blevint and Five ; and at the Mice of Deputy,Comusissary-General 14ndewaYs Etlitt bufgh., • _ „A‘4,,,, ii.. .,, . 1 yze,-- ~itjo s 's,:lt.\,.. cf .----- ~.s .. - .4- i .„,, 4 . ~.. v:77- .24.._ . 17-., z ....,____ 1.4 0 1(04 c... ---.--,..: ~,osp.,- ~ .b. ' A / \ , '.-- 14i,li'10- '.• ,S ./ \ ,; a \„ „„. ....... rPliren T 1 T.r rrNNv. FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, JUNE 21.—Her Majesty . the Tourist aiid Regent has received the tollowirk telligente of the situation• of the' Aripiet—art the evening of the 14th :—• . " All the troops had arrived in their canton ments. Barracks were building and camps being formed. - The . Emperor has. a parade every (lay at two o'clock. Some of the enemy's pttisans are still in our rear, and make war on their own account, in the manner of Schill, and refuhe to acknowledge' the armistice. Several columns are in motion to- da- stroy them." Her Majesty the Empress Queen find Regent has received the following intelligence from the Army, dated the 13th. . - " Derail de Kasi,.Da . nish i‘Tinister of the Inte rior, dispatched with letters. from the King, has been presented to the Emperor. " After the affairs of Copenhagen, a treaty of alliance wits concluded between France and De . - mark ; by this treaty the Emperor guaranteed the integrity of Denmark. la the year lell, Sweden made known at Paris the desire she had' of uniting Nort'vay to Sweden, and demanded the assistance of France,. She was answered, that whatever wish France had to . -do an agreeable thing to Sweden, a treaty of 'alliance having been concluded. with Deninark, guaranteeing the integrity of that PoWer, his ;41 a . jesty could not give his consent to the dismember ment of the territory of his :ally, . "'From this moment Sweden detached herself from France, and entered into negotiations with her enemies« After the war between France and Russia hecaMe evident, the Swedish Court ,pro posed to make a common cause with Fratice, hut I • in renewing its proposition relative to Nrirway. it was in vain that Sweden represented; that from t e Norwegian ports a descent upon Scotland was , easy; it was in vain that she pointed nut all.the guarantees which the ancient alliance of Sw e d en , gave France, 'of the conduct she would follow tO•• wards England reply of the Cabinet of the Thuilleries was the saris ; it lied its hands tied by the t treaty With Denmark ; front this moment .SWeden no longer kept anymeasstres. contrattcd earl at nanve with Russia and England, an,l the 'first.sti. 7 . -• . •ulation of that treaty was the common engagc- DN • - inent 0, cutup( in:, kto e vv..0 . , tv Sweden. The battles of Smolensk() and Moskwa rc strained the activity of S•veden. Site received some subsidies, made some preparniionS, hut b e . gen no hostility ; the events of the winter of 1513 arrived ; the French troops emenated burgh ; the situation of,Denmark became pet il otis ; at war with England, threatened by :Swe den and Russia, France appeared unable to sup port her. " The King of . Denmark, with- that loyalty which characterises hint,. addressed himst•lf to the Emperor, in order to get oat of that situation. .. The Emperor, who wished that his policy should never be at the expense of his Allie•;, replied that Denntaft was at liberty to treat with England, to save the integrity of her territory, and that his, esteem and friendship ,for the King would receive no ditninution front the fresh connection which, 'the force of circumstances obligee[ Denmark to contract. The King eXpressed all his gratitude at this proceeding. Four crews of very excell-nit sailors had been furnished by Denmark, and manned tour ships of our Scheldt tieec The. King of Denmark during this time having ex pressed desire that those sailors should be „re stored, the Emperor sent him them with the most scrupulous exactness, at the same timeO'pressing to the Officers and seame n th e satisfactiou he felt, at their good conduct. " Events, however, proceeded. , The Allies thought that Hurl e's chuaerical ideas were re aliied. The French Empire, in their imAgina— tions, was already. efraced Profit the, globe, and this idea must have predominated to 4 strange de gree, when they offered Denmark as a .compeasa tion-for Norway, our departments of the ;.3‘2,1 litany division, and even all Holland, in I - vder to recompose in the North a Maritime Lower, Who should act in conjunction with Russia. . 'l'he King, of Denmark, far . front suffering himself to be deceived by these deceitful offers, said to them, you then wish ; to give me colo nies in Europe, and that too, to the detriment of France.' it 'she impossibility of making the King of Denmark participate in so foolish an idea, Prince Dolgorucki was sent to Copenhagen to demand that they should make common cause with the Allies, in consequence of which, the Allies would guarantee the integrity of Denmark, and even Norway. French armies,, her own salvation, flltfde the rOllcy dangers e l y )c o u r m e l i r r k :a r i i rn m s , ta t it h er di : the , 1 7 , 1 j,a t v 1 } 1 ! of Denmark give way. 'l'he King consented, in cotaseclaienec of the: guarantee of his ~lotnittmOuy, cover Hatublirgh,.and to keep that town sheltered 7. . from the French armies daring the war. . leasto(lllls7kree:::bilteto the l~;tttperor in tilts stil)ttlatiof, ~ " omprehended all that ti tt i ti e )l thoseand diet not evert sign it but by way to ail him the necessity of SaVielg 111;- i ‘ss t h t a l ot T es t i p e ; eb o st te f tt Was . far frOin it 'was' anly