The Sun. — London, England, 1813-08-21 00:00:00

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O )AfiIIISSIONERSfor VICTUALLIYG ;114 • 77 ::STY'S NAVY tie hereby give :Notice, 2 at on Friday next, the ,27th In.qanr, the he ready teeeive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for Nin'ety- Done USCOVADO SUGAR to be answerable to Slut- , pds (ina, less than Two Pounds weight ,each), to be pro iheed with the Tenders; to be delivered into the Army %selling Stora in St. Catheriro's, in the , suace of Ten Pews, nd a to be petit /or by hills, payable with Interest, Ninety .Days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the - Secrea. lat .th °Ace, No rtArard will be had to any Tender in which the Price oho?, trot be inserted in wards at length, or that shall not be fielitered to the, Board inihre One o'Cloch on the said Fil -44•0 "ell, the 27th Instant, nor unless the Person who makes threader, or some Person OM his behalf, attends, to answer l'hn called for, 01'11C E OF' Olt DNANCI , ;; 1818. PRI ivcip,4L OFFICER In' • 111 - T ,EsTris. ORD..V. INCE do hereby give 'Notice, 441 Propoials will be 44ceiced at thiir Of/ice, in "Pa6l-91n1/, in " 61 fore . Friday, the *ink Instant, front such 'Persons as 4 a.?" br willing to mndertoke the Supply of HAIR-BROOMS bid BRINFIES, and other Article* for Service of this De ?4"4.411., fora period of Three Years, deterrni.nable Ot.the : 74 7. 1: a1 1°" of one Year, upon a notice of Three Months, at the "of tither Party. ti Pet 'ler " of tht Articles may' be viewed upon application ne Principal StorekeePer'S Office in At Tower, ' , lna flir "1"1 Paraealars, together with the Term., and COaditions, livithe Cunene:, may be hnown at the Sioretnry's Office, in (41- * ll .,•ol9res a id, nm,. Day' between the flours of l'en :1 h ar o'clock, u ih ere t h e Proposals oust be delivered,:lol up 11.;i It indorsed, rioposals far Hair-brooms, &c.;" 4, "a Propos:it can be admitted after' the said 27th In . .. Ft. t "oe'o%;.;ock, at Noo:s of the, srrsne.L)air neither will 4 i t/ reader 6c Noticed, mites, the Party ma.Vur it, or an r e ". iu his 1144 shall attend. ' Isy Order of the Board,. • R. 1,1. CREIY', Secretary. • • 'I respectfully acquaints the Pu'otic, ;1. tha t TICK KIN wind SIT:VICES are selling in't;reat ~tty at hi s truly Voatriutte Office, for Mr. present STATE 1 1 11101:17 of only 14000 Tiekrtt, which r ,, ot4illti Two Prizes 'llQq,o3ol..Two 10,0nol. and no Prizele,s , 20i.; begins rd "lfig the 17th of NT AT NlOSrlitt, :And th e fort un !"liters o f :m ofy th e 'onatu tstling•Slutresof the Twenty' -one yitit.tl Prizes sold by Cato in the last Lottery , (just finished) bxy ree,nv e the full Money for their Prizes, by applying to 411er of ills 0;1'109'. 4, con.sitilLl4 or 9, CHARIN9-CROSS. __,_______.7.4........... 7 ... t 1.1 V itt!, rAIEN'I' I:4I'EItIAL I)TNINI.-T- rA -4,... P,I,F 4 S, old !",TEN'I"fItAFALGAR SII)EBOARDS 11 MM - 4-T.171. l'i', in one elegant Piece of Furniture, t e autiiis Fivu new different Plans I the Patentlmproved Sofa 11; 1 4 4 411 - (.;hair Beds; Brass-scr ew F our P ost, and Tent 47'41,, Furniture and Beddi ng coMplete ; ' Portable ~, , t17,4, with several other new invented and unproved articles I,.,i4t4ithre; also a general and very ekteilsive iosortnient of ~,,,:lohteri and Cabin Articles for flu-dishing House, cone 14;7.0'14.14Y wannfactured, where Famine , : ;illy seleet and it, :;:h a '."ltufe 114) , 1 , 1.. in a few days, avoiding the extreme .... , , c , - ,:l;rni , nc,•.- of waiting several Mouths in completing their . lishment. . . 1,! . .; , tt and West ladia Articles, Army and Navy, &c. &c. by j . "' • hail and triantlers It; and t 7, C`atherin:!-street, Strand, un 7"to. the must mode'rate, for, prumpt paynient. 41ND sungICAL D161 ) E!;,:1li Y. vv,.• PATRON, 403741 PATRON, the Duke of YOIL. I41011:44 • e) , T i l• 1 1t vuuth e , P • r . M GOvg.KNotts, Col. W. Joneq, M. P. Col. 11. P. Earl of Egiemonf. SI,TRGEON; . , London. '(r, Kierditt, kt" • ' nr uir ., ,-.. t...crunvr 01 the ?. 4 •• . , l • • justve Cure 1 l'u INSTITVT lON, fn'' t he exclusi ve ' 0„,,- I" '' ''f k•I'''Nv••111 ' : '" , Ii.ISEASES, unit 0161 ktr..a.l . fal ii n.,, to wa . ' , lt 114 tri cttt , , D R , i iity, Utet maim'', ~,-,-• I t matt -4,11i; kt 'l ' . : ql. ill:less' t ' 'ltAll tWO thiifigiklitt Palle," f•' .• i,,ta, ‘11'lled14111; 46‘iCted• frow ten to ta'untY )'''''''''' s ince Tit ,, ,„,,, / 1 18 °°.' • - ''" 1 Spa t .. 1 Id chancre are cure d in It f ew 01 , ip Ullts Of 9 0 11OrraCOO at ' ..:,„) ,--us glade tf ltreat ro ' /19 ) . dr. Kiernan's superior and etn .trz i l l .; the ,, ge. Itietiv etlt, and that wvah.s. ess and deranKFul".' 1. shorten ',tti areeuhr4,:;4..l.'' w hich 'um' tl ennstituti"' .."1' env fla k s• v. ware hu:c eTs 4 ft i t r lly ie troated tit. oi on, any ,° 1 kr tt. .. , • • sex, 'at It • .otrturi tual no consulted as usual, ItY e ithe r n 4funi_ 4:4 p ivate h in i,: ""'e 021 1 w.t. Charlotte-street, ..t• ~ .. * l , c, where Le ' tt,- .. ':"' t - ' are to bt.. oil stl. coil tt eell,. ,I.!,„"in,c,"wn "",,d Count ry ,1 . ,• wall be given - tent to I „ , le n -•*.3,1.y itio, ice ailu 111e...1LM0 4!', juit ni,,!!!YiPhrt Or the kingdom. • • • the , ate bc""l"tiled, Priem :Its: i , raetiol Olpierratiams , on . to, t o, t:" "el, b y V% Kientatt - anal sold by shen"(4' ,suit r.l.ternuater-irow, at Ei..l - 110 . . . • W 1.03141 Y 4 1, I i Mt HAIR lily 1.00I(S WIT— 11 4irtv. 1, , • cuitt,tb. ILI_ bet u l,`,,,, t ,i m , e , Inenc,„ f modern tiTse„s-,1 kiteis iierii.twiC tijtilN.'re,;ll,egatltceseitilt ;,•ts•ii.it.py: 'ITKINS OI " ""i' 1 l ' etitiim at a distance, 141 k 11 1)48 "eill:t4l 4r tiei s R • i i i i t( h " i! at immeent ' 1 ,i l e. n lir e4it lft 4 i . hi I"slieltiritat tathitiiPt t Which i s U izin,ct'ni ii lIt W d' l Itltl,tt br oils pomatam ~ Ni i . fu J ii bpd lictiettedt-4. l' ' . I"ltingit curl and I:citing ~ti„":„.c.ulkente ~.14,1-it4 ~,111.41,1 execise, or in a damp atiou'l'""' - '• of the ir fi t il li "no nave expettenetd the unpleasantnes, , 2,, its ,1g„"Ilt of' Curl ip th e 1,01.r00 m or prol4,'en:'" ~,,,.. c Vit riol .. ,1 4. ue obvious; for nugrioing the “,,,,., i t tsil ~. - .1. lat4l, Y.(9lini; k no wn,w being reeiilarly lare"ribett'llY 3111ea'lle Nir o i . I ',.t tile e f I.Ctie -wilt ii „ft other Ineri". mr,_ .'l.)le,;r4kirectUal ; lt• i mparts •' oidint and delimit' , 1 . , .. ,4ir th;tei't)tint, ino.st lovel told f,"l,selOoting appearu,4l4T:iitutt`t.'4,"- r t le , lune ;in short, rerior to an,' T.' '. „.th, I • ta t . it so But ;rl;tatu4i... titts'ilt-vas.l,reci:l,):rtt tlitiirt, I.ll4otitrorinstaigtingorotrheheil:liyttliYlit..-)Loy Ntt-i:,'l, the Nobility. 1 ... .. IN6 1 ~ , ~ . 9alle vtitt,),.. %ties at 6,,,. bil. 6s. a n d one Gnibeti.; lIV ' ' il tO nri, I,ll rd ',); b iases t Atkinson Nrionier, rialto'' , _, . au k w ilt . 7. ee ,, Soh, LundAr• and by itlP°i"t'n"L: (i)qe rtit r --;",' Etntt rettnt Petfoin,„ Hair Dres.cr,.., .... . .43 trtitt,lN ill town Eir conotrir'•• Ni en!, ACK. ,44ric`11,(,=,',1',EY limn cii, ~,,-.-: -', lulir IL ') ' • • f k,4'l.htir4--t'll :`;,l7EGET:tnill;:tluYt'ik ' ''''' " thec"l"l () • 1 or grey t" "1! 24141 or _ ' nrad dr WhiqerS, from 1 .'. . ti t Lally or (icil.' , : lAti 43.41tek, by . Ito KitoptO a proc.,-. --"" t „ Ise, ' , ll T Y, ilYe thew itwi I-I ' qt• l l ' , " I "' - " ti allow,- '•i t i ,,• 1,„. r, , i air %%I 1.. . -' -I C 4 Well 14;0%111.) rr,, , •,",,!,,,,`'",` ~ t ,, th e 0 1.1 lit I illi, 1-7 t ~ 11:Y article which cast, - , , ,, ,) ~. .tt•l', . ! -" ~, , t L'•itifet ••• twice S s i t), i: •,, 4,',.• 'tt •. • ' - -.lt • , :it)-eit 'h ntit id the Pi' i ';' ,", il ) . l'''''' 1 -'s 4 0 ,1 1 ,4 It, ._1 ~ .' • . 4 ,,, , - ,i.i, 1.•,1,tt- i , 1 4 t.- s'r Ilte"'s.4 iiqur,; 01$ tue. .. "444444%1404 it felony. • ENTIRE NEW SCTIOOIAOOKS. Printed fur LonSAan, Hurst, Reel, Orme, and Drown, Pa- t el - Hooter-row. 1- HE - A it'r of EXTiI i'o RE. 1'110141,C spEAKIN.9, including Couvie of I)lstiiiiiite for ~ T ~t;,,Aing the Faculties of 13;Aeri ' atination Arrankeineut, and Oral lliicussion.; designed for the Use of schnols, .and Self lestritetion. By John Itippiughani. iu 12nto. price Gs. bottrds'. 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' • . rir value of FR EINAN's G urrA SALUTABIS •lias been so long - P ruve ' d ; • that na• thing of the present day van bear a competitiol . with • it, in xll the different stages of a c e r t a in Di s ease, mcb.it et. fectnally cures, and eradicates from the Ihabit, without in ; the painful feelings and expointre that attend SAl4'4l4oll— debilitating• th e Constitution in any th-grvo, or evt9 requirinic eontin euolit from business, or reAriction of diet. The rittheal virtue- o ' f these in e sti m able Dr o ps have proved ..-. their claim. to •publieapproluttion, for Vlore than 110 ycars. In all the debility of 'both Seiev they prove a nerer4ailittg lte• storative, whether , the debility is •produced , by too free use of Mercury, by illicit I P•eaßnres, or the effects of a warom 'climate. To i rravellers, tind tuose gpinz,;braed,.thex cannot be reemu..• • mentl- ttistl.tr.434criv i • stautb,Wwlll recewe a safe —iced y, and ermtp.v.te utter tn Alt our ittlao ora f 'frets, amt every West.. mess that atrecta the Bladder and Organs of Urine.. ISy its oh. tieacy many Women have become. %Ilothers,.who for many years had beep deprived.of that happinesls • Sold, vVimlesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Clielp side, corner of - Patetnogter-row Sharp and Detain, Port4t month r Jonas,' Weitnn, gallory, Portsea; 11411 and 'Johnston; Gosport; Co'onan - and , J . :Leah, Siteernesii.; Peck, Row and TOr»er, hlntl rioxlnmi. and. Otookwortil, Granfille, Nettleton, and ..Wheit, Plymouth ; Kmox and Lloyd, tvadSivinney and Ca; Ilirumi ii. bald; liiilinge. Edwards, tend fenny, and Lathhurv, Liverpool; 'Staines and, Manchester Trewninl4•txcree.; Smith, , Afanderton, nen hUrn, Scott, and Iltrater, Edinburgh; Baxter and. 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Sunnfen,keicester ; Dann and Sutton, Notting, ham and rotail by most Country Medicine 'Venders, in Doses at 2s. fid. and (is. eart4l • • • • • • TO THOMAS TAYLOR, • ESQ:' No. 9, New bridge-street, , London. .HrrOURED F.4146111:0, nirch B. y 41,44i0 leave to idurtli you, that ever since the ..,11r , year, 1790;'1 ht n 'beets 40ieted` with the Lava Venerea ; which, front it' obstiivately ahsisting.everY course ot medicine prescribed,by the suoszeissinent of the faculty here, and on. sdergoing several.severe'courses of salivation, isnd twi,ls dis charged from the Hospital with little relief, would sip Pear to be of , the most inveterateomthrei stt the spring of last year thy disorder had got to such a hied, as. nearly to put a Pe.riod tat my existence--I had a large nlcor.on theicr o wn of my head, one' on each arm., and , my 410 were brokeuut in :I-frightful manner viony•right was dreadfully painful, and flail been in a state ulceration for the last•seven,yeare ; a.ny left hail also two large' nodes on it, was very Much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particular 4 wheti warm in bed, as nearly to deprive mu of rest; lamentable state, :I was recommended,by Mr. Thompson,_ (aeho.receired great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent. which I began to do on the With - of May; in the course of a fortnight I began to receive •henc.it-s--Its little more . than a 'month the ulcers on my head And arms were soundly healed--- soon after, thersores on my legs healed aim ; leaving, bows . ever, cousiderable discolauratiim in tht. skin, and pain in the . of ,the left, which, by the blessing of (hid, and at little longer.persereranee in your invaluable Steiiicino,,, subsided; the nodes dispersing, the skin regainiot its ..nstairal•line,.and the nocturnal pains gradually going sluK!---.I thus. became, by, your liberrl advice and Medicine, perfectly free from all my -former complaints--;•hare recovered my former spirits and strengths, and am becom , .•jolliand fat, in which state Itaslog .. continued many months to bite astonishment of till who knew , me, ..1 am at loss in:what: terms to express mygratnnue, Litt . beg . you, fur the good of other suffering mortals, to' make tads my ease as public as possible, as I shall on. eVegy utwa siuu; 311 so doing yon will greatly otio, 'Sir, your grateful, obedient, Very humble servant, - ALEX. MCIRKEIL Swan nigh-street; Edinbur g h. . 9"e iritnesse otitis above cures- • 7 • tes . _ John. Thompson, Nu.,3, New Pottlt,rk Niarkotf Edipburgh John Old Assembly Clow., Edinburgh. Prepared uml . suld by the solo Proprietor, hl .).%1.13 TAX sioub,,,, o f tbo loyal College of Surgeons, JO: hitt . IltJUitifi • No. .9, New .11ri;4;e.street, Lotidnn; where, after a peo ti eB.iderice mare tha ' n Ittil-years, in a practle,.liarti,. ettlarly'directetl to the care of V,onerestl Complain - 44,nd those in6 , tilit,il to the Part 4 of (,;etie'itt:ion, With that inviolable 01'.'y WHO.) wen of his profession should . allvan oWerve in he tlatters !Untied the ntleitte. ancLa , ,liitalwe he „ Tataitop l y administers to persoilh taking illi , Mttdicitte, will by a tiimterning as utrativant.tge d void of all anthi4itity . . Al io su i t } , b y I, O; .i.ppOintincul, tor the convenience of lin/4 3 iii, 1 1414,1;, ht.; Perfumer's, Ni., nri, Atb an . 4 . s t re A., ; the T(iYsii ,, P, No. 103, Na. 7,1.% . eet-kill; Mr. Rakter's, 5.,,nth bri.,14,.. Edinbugh; Itir.M .. l) , ll..iti, .tewelter, D ut oi t , ; and 'l' ,, rll ill ettiv considerable, town in • Great Britain anti Irel.!ttkl, in Im of „ li l y CPA, SitlltipCii, amid stea,ivi.l Lip and whereby iterow,„ of either may cure themselves with vise, speed, s,.erecy, anti iatc.ty, IC I . gm -0 -v 11 - :: soh' in t , o. , :tt -Britain is scali:ll up with ;,y f I,,r,tr tip s (:ntittniAii,friieN, pyi;iteci, sit. Stamp Taylor, ;•;11. 9, Nm iiwitzto which itml IJtI others cottuterleiti. et 2 '.] 'bet try'' A ; 011 It tlilC ~ tir J, u P 4 3 114 , ' 114 14711 , i(!! 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The whole i,ow first' liutilklitit from the O i givali in the Bodleian Library and Asinuok4ll Nln&cum with Biographi-. to and Literarilllustrations, By the Al;THOit of SEI.ECTroNs from the G e ntl e man's . • Printed for Longman,' Hand, Rees,,Ortue, and Brown, Pa ternof:ter-row, and at the liritiTh (laMiry, M, New Band street, London; and Monday and Slater, Oxford. wham also map he hid, n Selectinu . of Curious Articles from the Gentlenian'4 Magazine, in 4 largeVulumes,, gd edit I)riq' ti. 145.6 d. buarils. *** The 4th Volume may be had Separate, price I.is boatels. FOR BOOTS, SHOES, HARNESS, &c. 'IIIIAYLIrA r 'S LIQUID JAPAN . BLACKING. • •• . which. more. 14 peeetilv than ift n y . .ot 116' preparation of tire Medi ,- Ir.Psgliit'ef the Kf..PIiST-lILACK and highest pos sible L(...N - rtot—it nourishes the Leather, alto preServes it pliant not l nitllt,* to thv very Lot. hints I+l. 641. half-pints 11.111.11" S !ILA CKING CAKES,, Of4noris. than Forte yeArs established repuotion, Brice ad. each. • 'Wholesale -and 'toad by Blyley and Blew, - Cuckspur.;. street,Ltinkton: Alsn Retail by most of the 'mtt Venders. 11, S* 1141 t the gemlint ::altes and Japan Liquid are signed "W. BAYL&Y " 11%111El' zuktl. 1.11. cw." THE EARL OF COVENTRY A ND TILE CORPORNrION OD' WORCOTER. On Monday the l'i;ari of covENTalt, with Ilk accustomed hospitality, entertained the Mayor and Corporation of iliorcester with a Splendid dioner at„Croonie.. His Lordship's 'coach and set of horses arrived soon Adter eleven o:cfock in this city- nt ht?' -a ut half-past one the party reached : Croome; when, having partaken of refreblimetit; a most itttere-iiting retentouy foliotved, in, the pre sentation of the Fret:dual of the City to the gal)» lant Captain (...izoc:tv, by ate Larl of CoveriTaY, at the hem! of the 'Ably Corporate, who had pre vioiOy voted it to him at a Cho niter Meeting. Upon th:s °moduli the Noble. 'Lad addreSsed Captain CAttoEN in the fol!oleing words " Cliptain CARDEN—I feel .proutl t 9 have the honour or p c eseutin g al p Freedom of the ancient and lOyal City. of Worcester, conferred on you. by this respervible Assembly, in testimony of the high sense 'they entertain of the signal and Meri torious stivies Si) eminently and iepeitedly dis played hi the. tietence of yi mr king and Country ; and more particularly for the gallant 'and inemo.:. rable-aetionln defence of his Ma i jesty's ship Ma=. cedonuin, against so superior overwhelming a force. The sentence of the Court Martial on this . occasion has' afforded universal satisfaction, and I riot 4:hit an Virrly oopirirtnnity will . he - eci adding fresh lustre to the renown al ready' acquired by the exercise' of those profes sjonni t a l ents an d valo u r hitherto so conspicuous, and bn which I have this day the happiness to congratulate von." To this' address the following spirited ans w e r was returned Aly , LordNo feeling can ex ceed 441-high estimation in hold-this tendon pf your Lordship and.of the. Honourable Body present. This is the happiest hour of my life : this is the result of lighting the battles of a grateful nation. I feel pro.tidand thankful for . the honours you IMVe conferred on me., and as. I nev er can deceive my Conutry, so you cannot be deceived in nie. llononred by the patronage of one of the most distinguished NOblemen, hononititl by the' high eillogium of , one of the niu.t enlight ene d bodies of my Countrymen, I feel all that animated Lride, resulting from the high approb a ti o n o f y ou r ordship awl this Honourable Corporation . ." TO ceremony, having been gone throngh, the company, separated theniselves into parties to view the grounds, &c, At tour o'clock flintier was. an uotinced ; it was of the most sumptuous descrip tion. The eloth having .been' u t eMoved Non nobis Domine" wits sung fullehoins by Alessi's. Shelton, &e. Ne*t. followed the healths of our good and beloved , King, the Prince .Regent, .the Qnken mid Royal 'F am . ily. The Mayor and Corpotatiol — was given- by t Noble Htist. This called fOrth, in their return at thanks,,the health of their Reiorder, the Earl of Coventry, and the. 11011i5e OE.Ci'LMEIM 11.46171 DELialtirT here took RU Oppol'6lll4y, n in this 'hater teat inieot t thankinglils friends for their cominct towards lour on. the late Election, and at this time availed hiniscif of thank ' ing the Body Corporate for their discrimin a ti on o f true awl deserving Merit., which had n been so eo- SpiellOpttly evinced this day, in tlic presentation of the Freedom of the ancient oud loyal city of AVor cester to Ids galLifit friend, Cziptain Carden. He had Irian leis first career in the navy distinguished had in his last action maintained die honour reilown of the 13ritish Flag. lE3,ga titpde kelit pace with his couracre and those t, 4 1)C VC', whie"ii in tbe li'eat of action had never been unstrung, Unit tongue , which Hever faltered but in giving the hist:command h the .:11acedonitof, bin' to-day been paralysed 1. , the ledings of , gra titude towards tl - ttiSthigtliSheti at) uSSCIIibIy of his cotttrywea:, • After ".the.Artitv." tt N 4 tVY, " FieM I bir ,ol ' l l the Alarytill of \Veiling - ton, - and “.Pi,) , :petity to .)Voreebter i ", the h ea lth- of the, Lord Ch:titeelinr proppwja by the I.*.ohle 1.‘;;9•1, %vith ;t his exalted merits, which drew ftotta. the. lion. Ale. Settt an ek.g.int and 'aniniateli ply. The healthy ii Loi . di Foley, 801,1cN, anti ileatteltantp were ieverally drunk rural the evelt ing t lciat tl wi'th the 'gre.ttest harmony 4ra hilarity, and tiot hilig could exceed the twirl:eft attention to edelo ittdividnal hunt everybrttuClA of the liutise Coventry, , . 5X431".4.../4C-ITAtiPPENNi'.; FRENCH PA 'lots. [ARRIVED AT AN EMILY 'HOLM THIS )4ORNING.I PrkotrE, AVG. 4.—Up to this time nothing has transpired concerning the progress of the Hego ciations. The Plenipotentiaries have reciprocally paid each other ceremonial visits j hot it is not yet known if they have had any conference or interview. DRESDEN, 'AUG. Majesty the Em peror Napoleon, who departed on the 25th July, to . go to Muyence, is returned to-day in very good health. BAUNSWICK, AUG. s.—The number of troops of the Russian reinforcements which have arrived in Silesia and in,the Duchy of Warsaw, are as yet very inconsiderable. • „ . BAYREUTH, Auo. Emperor Napo leon arrived . .here this • day; at six o'clock in Cie morning. His' Majesty repaired. iminedia t ely to the Palace Gardens, where he reviewed the Pi encb andßaVarian troops which are now here. TIM Emperor testified his satisfaction by - granting se veral decorations and advancements. After break-. fasting, his Majesty departed at half-past nine o'clock for Hoff. NUREMBRRG, ,Auo.• 7,—We expect here in a • - short time, a number of troops coming (rout the interior, whichare intended to proceed to thn Bavarian frontiers, VIENNA, AUG. 4,--417e• !cern that his Majesty the :Emperor is •go:le from. Branders to Bud wcis ; .dispatches have .already arrived here, dated front the latter-place.. FIioNTIERS OF BOHEMIA, Aun. 5,0 , -*We are in , 'formed that the Plenipoteutiaries of the Bellige. ertit Powers assembled at Prague have paid each' other ceremonial visits; Nothing has transpired concerning the , negotiations. The number of: strangers continually arriving' pat Prague becomes more considerable every day. There is a strong Austrian garisonat Prague, The greatest praises arc given to the Police which acts- there at this InOinctat. '. RASTADT,.: AUG, 10,—A considerable train of .:artillery has , arrived from Augsburgh at the Ba- Varian camp at Nymphciiburgh ; a second Was still expected there. There is a talk-of the speedy departure of. the troops which form tlliu camp for :the frontiers of the kintiom of BaVarias We are -assured the Royal of"BaViiiiii is occupied at SaltZblag in forming a new corps of troolis, The National Guard of the second class there has been re-organized. The colours have been de : livered to them with nineft'solemnity: The troops of the Bavarian army art returned into - the can tonments which they occupied previous to the review which the Einperorhad of them.• FHA/MORT, AUG. 11.—The passage of troops' through our city continues, uninterruptedly: Wa yesterday again saw strong columns :of infantry and cavalry arrive here, the number of Which was estimated at 4000 men ; all these tr oo p s on ly sleep here, 311 the next day continue their route to reach the place 'of their dcstinat bin. AUG, B.—At three o'clock this morn ing his imperial Highness the Prince Viceroy set ' out for Monza, taking . the road to Verona. • ZURICH, AuG. 6.--;-Aceording'toa report whielt is generally spread here, 'there is to be an extra ordinary convocation of the Diet. AVUSEURG, AUG. 9.—The fortifications of our' city have been repairing for the last three days. Some batteries of the field. artillei•rare,gone fr o m here to Mania), they arc destined to the camp at Nymphenburg. Apartments 'are putting: H; order in the palace of the late Elector Of '!'raves, at • Augslinrg,for the Pi incesS Royal of 1 avariat.smite: persons of the household of' the King of Naples intve gone: to Manieh.: They announce that the' king will, follow t hem, imMediately to join the ar tily. . A stranger 'of distinction has likewise passed through here to Munk'', to go to Skvitzerland. NA%Les, Aud. 4 2.--.The King set out last night for. Dresdm The town of Naso, situate neat Cape - X/01,nd in Sicily, has refuSed ohedienctto ' the new Government. This town eon inhabitants,,who have reSiSted by, force °f arms the troops sent against thew. Se ritius disturbances have 'also taken place at Pa- , lerinio, •in consequence of the dearness of 'pro- visions. of the ihoe l ur ti ae t p h ai gives tin account ok p th a e ris e , ele o b o ra tt t l i e un i st o h f . FROM THE FRENCH APERS DRESDEN, ItURIGti.Vr-.l\r::l'sEtittlreAcYri;tilitie working with the greatest activity upon the fortification* of the oltt 'tilt! 0vv,11.-I"hu cowiti•ili..t.i4m (of the arch`of the bride over tlit Brie iy rapidly advancing, and has already ttttaitied halt u 110(g141. , . 111arslial Gotivion t. t.:yr'irns arrived in takea command of n cm lt> of t;raiof Army. Pants, Attu. 1.. prepay:l(6(lls are. tl(:th itif.stsl.t ;: i i iii t t t i ! re i. l 4 l7 l l; in owe. Captuill of Alainelukes„4l h t t er e ti!!; ll4 ar 4 ll itl i'l.e Guards.,tiseveriial arrived thetlig 4 et .o t d tcl l i t nt ‘ e lll rt Y ts . ot Y t e t s • t; uty 31. 'tie ;new sul ,mu to ti t o tr i C I 4 0 t i lt ) t broyoopti:, U have bt~rt > oftfot.rtrdeetn::ertelitit bekt stkeeess. the recrwititig