The Sun. — London, England, 1813-07-08 00:00:00

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HESE are, by July 6,.1813. order of the Right Honourable .. t ~ the are, and ot lieri Commisiioneri. for inatiaiug - the Zi t (. ;:r4 of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, to give No tt ca, that La ‘ it-j'ells i"ners belonging to the said Hospital, residing in ado'', or within the D* - t 'et of the Bills of Mortality, are ritti.rie4.,to appear personally an,l re,.imentally with their Lry , ,,..i . 1 „ ) . Jul'''l' Certificates of. Admission, at the Secre. 4141 1 )Ice l I I C S•tid Hospital, on the respective days, nt ,f,i their different classes, according to their several rates • givill''''ioll, Un dermentioned. when attendance will be 40 r . ta 9 1 , "4 " i 'lhe Oct k in the morning until three in the 'tow tore‘.tti'(l3irs,lll:ll-' ,s P;lxieyiitt.ent of lilt a I'car's Pension in ad . Th.. ~ Oa SATURDAY, the 10th of July, . meet ensi,lK:is at bd. fier dal, from the Milhrent Regi th e rc . ut ' 4 4 . 1r;., Foot G tiards, Ist Regiment ol Foot, with maiiiing ° .seglincias or Corps. ~..._. Ott MONDAY, the 12th of July, , abut'l,C at Sit e d r day, tio.ii the several It.oinents or Corps uvetnelithw . On TUESDAY, the 13th o f J u l y, salt' 1;11" Ca t ts. in•r W . ), iron) the di:l7 , eni Regiments of C a : il/4111:ivi'ert. Chian's, the tat Regi!tis ;,: of toot t i , the set 4 (dr; pt 3 ': po tio t 4gtit CO i t " 1 ' a OV' 10 14 d tod . ,j 11 I' 0 14 t lctl" .t T. It tk s* ,L :t1;;' ~ i~ Z - I~t 1 13 ` ' 5,4 lot EW itt, by, , e te „in 1, On WEDNESDAY, the I.lth of July. cl. , )se per day iron' s tst ki:ginwin of Foot,with remaining liegime nts or Corps ; o the Vensioners 14 :y Regim en t or C orps at is 0 , ' is. Id. perUi. •r h 911 THURSDAY, the 15th of July, e Pensio .r al I. 10. 14 Id. Is. 20. and 1$• 3d• bp u S • . - , . ,_ Those at . 8 0 3 nF a 11111.1..Y, the 16th of Jul', R ' inclusive.' per tidy , with those at the ditrerent rates i. 9a. per !''Y the 17th of JulYi . , CuO SA.TURpAY, ~ per clay inLiusive. Those et t , . 9 , -t t" is. "6 L ' _. moNDAY, the 19th of July, , 0 4 °n ' ' rii tnealii.tia, at its. per day, with the !lite 1)-l'e'illfTeL1'11.1‘,6111wruilii reveler . A Raul t Feb from - .the late t i st i v a a d e i G 'rcops of Horse t; tiards, also tilos!, ft'teecisi,o)::earcs.co,rtoilitt • &verat' Rc.gi bents who havc: . beer; t a i c w ri a , rds l when . , lie 11,41N.i"d"e's• whether at 16. per 'Y li n e na i rpose o ' l examining 111 " 1 41 .6111.g""s will attend, t"' r Board l upon any of them %,, 4 4 I Men, and report to the next . 11. - ' , y appear to be recOvered or improved in their sight, 14 ?a) meat w i lt:lse B l o 'cf a i r i t s i i . on is then to be suspended till 0, tri ci d r:l ll ) 4 er t oallicic,tr)uot. vieenswnefs belonging to the said fiospi- . a b e y ond the District of the Bills of ll ti l i w ho live in Eng' .114 Scotlarel and Ireland, are hereby i.„iality, and" those M - December, next, " sued and commanded, alter the with of th of June , a nd 251 11 of De ,::,l dittr every Slit!. ceding 2 le „ . 1 . ~,,a , __ "",r until farther orders, to apply to o,_ of hi s 31 es I, , t e neighbourhood where t h ey ~it:.l,l.es of the Peace i II th which the said 1‘ , 14- i''lri:l'e4nr(i)rint4llltee followin g (;aunty, City, a ffidavit,C'ny, Boroug h, or ,Riding. before ‘l , l ,`'ot the Pensioner ,apPe4ts , will sign and date, viz. his came before me; one of m. , . i i Modesty,, k st i ces of the ti me for the C . aunty Pe ?yeas act. !(c . , and made Oath tha t . h tit of . " 4141 ' 4 alt Out.peiisioner of Chelsea hospital, on the (i c , 6 Y of •17 (or Of ) fiwn tne'l‘ega:ll32,;-, y ears, ‘-ollinianil ib e ;, was then aged s 1 1 :: tk4iir,ivet a{',` tetbe. by years, as discharged for •, 45 . . t h at he is no otherwise pro;icleclior by th i e )e i r 'u o b a l ) ie, ( b e n x t . (i Ilvtitlasrioanye4rsoal the wilt; t it h o e spital i at_ itc ilium of militia); a ." ' 6,1,4* ives in the Parisi; a,. this , r i y a : c tl c i_ o e .iu. C n o t u .ko n rin ty :ji o a t vits • erl,i'.worn before me v • / ''', 'leis i.:,lleltherti as were admitted on a eertiti::',4N to traesmit wieh - their half...yearly by . A in); 1,614t00n —l ' 43 to the state of their sight, signed a n .1. ." , (Un ior , - ,', °I. other Nlerlical Person, resident in their titigl ii 'kit e .- 7'; Ittit ins ch distant parts, where a medical cer o; 1 , 4 t i,llB oliprarticabie a certiii , :ate 1 rom the Niinister orl tl imilket°thAt fact and to ascertain the continuance of thei r` „ ss t„,,, „ _. .'t . ' "',. he atillkitted htfot':" Affidavit Brawn according to the above form, sworn (4,.'14t'1l 41'(littt,sted by a Alagistrate, is to be }tut 11,?1,0 thek i ; and sent h 5 the Central east, direeled thus : . , , ... je,,,,, gilt llonourabl - the Paymaster General. ot his MA. 4(.l):Land Forces,'' London," Marking on the cover, it. Mic a; 4 ,Pensioner's Allidavit."--And counterparts or tt 1 1 , 114i 4 of i lie acid A Ilitlavitti are to be reserved by the Out 11 ) - ii i i !,',O,ers. respetively, to ht; exhibited to such persons a s , lion. .'iectlitycld to pay them, together with their kits! inc.- to ifi:/t! Lertiticates of AchniSsion, in order that their clai m: ,a le 1,; ::',"t-l'ilsicins may be fully verified, and then persons ~,. ) leentitied„ Ni;r i l e to the chit that the Corninitsioeers for the A filiirs of f;,,‘, 45 , a H ospital iii,iy b e satisfied that'll* I' nsioners are the [K,'er - ms ii c Is h e reby k,„,„ .cf.sen2s who it Oil: I)44Stta their C.ltalTllo4tlOtto it .....- ~d ter direcled liarhat snob of lliev!tl'eNt dishged front any tolletilile3Yltiel°gihni:::ifitss,rovretiellielpae.n.- 110"1.1,t ompanies of I nyal, or Royal Veteran lent alikins,caire ,31: ~t-piition in theitA flidavits,'such Regiiiient c'ir Compai3 eistn.vas, or Royal Veteran Battalion's) in which fheY serv e d cei,i, :ll ";O the Regiment, Troop, or Corps of the Amu.. ironsl: ceie,;;tnrY. were hest discharged and recurnmentied, ai.d IV Th. the Hospital, 11 411 ' ' eriAollerS r r fi • 1 1 to take notice, that the Le lea,,„ . 4 iarCU al y ,areiii,e,,, . Pa/It:lents atter Christmas are to be regulated, a _ . htte N c ',!s to ,the place of payment, by the musters 6 : itt yt ( 11 'tilje',:,,uFft only as resicie within the.l.llilS 0 PleLediop .. ul(tivits sent as above, M I . k mu' ler t-.. e i . e ^' 741 rliat the Midsummer payrn is efit lii Ie 1 . atter the ic t isu h n ' ti r nek 11 ' 4 I ) guligt eil by the •ters or Affidavits after tin:Christ- 7 ~.1 recelim, t 11 : 11,1S I!tie,. ll ;g l ,, S taill"e (6rderect and direeted, that no person wh o o r sfi , a_ll . t:lifct i; h i s [ ' li ke 01 his abode given in at his muster,. 10r sl i T is. ri ie...\_ fildavit aforesaid, and . who .IYe al.).PrleYst suelt 11.,: . of 04;:l i li:i i i i ; t i l) the. Officers of , tn x l c e l :s - i ll -a a p pears, b y t,i)(:4'7lificate of reslieZbelleveelei.iseosame that such iernoval was t lii,°tto4 04.11avtiivi4Ole necessity, which lie or th ey I c l7ra k ti l ( 1 1 1 i1 ° . [..!!til.,at',..l)revent ; alai that it any P"i6ner "4 P nsion ;1,11 itt,crnict to receive iY double payment of the e .. 0 ,,,, iil-. L i,'' Li. ( helsta or at dill'. i t )1 - - es he shall be struck ,It t e k , i i oc ) ,, t s; for the bette treel ".(ctir'''er iS required to i ve. n l l n i n s instrueti, n Papers, at ,1, i ie or p4y ireut (pro ucc t I i d'. o'f which trawls, each ~4'itp lil y, It. ts notifie.(l t h at , w in be entered upon the ' 1 itlttititt,' of the said tic,. merefrom whoi . 1 a ' 1) 1 , reeably to these ordere itl une r be emit led to receive any 11444„ttekions • ' , . 3 ' 4ll " ut ac !'r hatt-ye:irly t. ,i,y,articularly in .sencling the tied and 0 , 110664 to the ti m cer u‘e.., 4 ) ill.tster General, as übove Uire I lysrferti , ittc.c, Which several of the Pensigners have l of: r I d a e te . ,rmat.it,lected to ► do o r s . s•si n irregularly to . - it it. -714, . t en , lei G. AUST, • .... Secretary ball Registrar. • In totisequieu,of.:ib a i•U great sand tinpr..eented dni eand for Pl ades, the Box keeper most respe ct f u ll y , rt i lu e sts t h at those Ladies - and Gentlemen honouring hint with their C mto;indA will be specific in the number, to prevent dis aPPolutatent and confusion in the Theatre. ASTLF:V%S' ROYAL ANIPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER • BRIDGE. T HIS PATEiZING, Thursday, July 8, and during the tVeett, at Half-peat Six•tirecisely. %, EXT RAORDINARY ROPE DANCING, zy tho inimitable sir. WILSON :Ind !Miss BANNISTER, ac companied by-the Whiniiicality of the Two Clowns. After Which the Equeoriln - InAl Pedestrian Spectacle, called F ERDINAND OF SPAIN ; Introdneing Thirty Horses. 'HORSEMANSHIP by Mr. THOMAS. A COmic Song by Mr. HERRING. • A Seriou Comic Extravaganza. called • ANI.) NIRS.s BUTTON'S .10URNEI"r0 BRENT PORI) ELECTION. To which will be added, the laughable Burlesque of _ MIN I El) TAILOR, AND HIS .HORSE, TALLY Ho! 16 e o 7 icitde . with - t he Comic Pantomime of • lIA LEQUIN'S KEY.Elereo till& T -e4114-rice halt-past Eight.—Equestrian Tuition from VICTU. , II,LING-QFFICE,. June 29th, 1813. rrilE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING -81- Hit .111AJESrY'$ NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, ,the leth July next, theY willk ready to receive Tenders in writing (ealed up), and treat for all such qums titles of the following Species of PROVISIONS, LiT.' as may be required for the supply of his Ships and PVssels en‘the Porte undermentioned, vie.. • • • Rum Swansea, Rum and Sea Provisions Bristol,: ' Runi,.Sea-Provisions, and Water Yarmouth, in Norfolk, during the space of Twelve lifonths certasa, and farther until Six Months Warning shall be given for the termination of the respeLticc Contracts, the Conditions of which may be seen at the Secretary's Office, or by applying to the Collectors' of his Majcsty's Customs, at Swansea and Bristol, and to ilk. John Crocyord, at Yetrmouth, respectively. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted in t! orris at length, or that shall not be deli vereelto the Beard before One o' Clock cis the said Friday, the 16th of July next, nor unless the . Person who makes the Ten der, or sense Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when oalled for: nor will any Tender for the St;:tProvisions that elm tains e.riravagant prices upon sonic (Wicks., and prices much inferior to the re a l va l ue upon ot h ers, b e considered as proper to 6e admitted. • Each Tender mast also be aceompanieel by a Lq:'er signer! by two respoasible .Persons engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, In the paal Sum of 4004 ,for Mellia, per formance of each of the Contracts, t.reepting t,',-rise for Rum and Sea Provisions at Yarmoseh, the former qt . which. a security VOW. t ied fcr the latter of WOO!. will be required. At a GENER,II,. MEETING, I..i;rnlon Tavern, on 'l'Llday, t.;!, t 1,,: older of a. '."IISC!, fur • " tily- TAN TS, of :lot 11 . El; i N CO LONIE.'•;. • i,ave oistress, • sion t'...,!se Provinces by t 0.., American army; • Ills 31 -r. , Ya l - :mesa 111 e • DUKE of KENT, its the Chair; REcot,vEn, his Meeting 'ire deeply impressed with strongest sentiments of. admiration, at the un sh,s,.ea L , yalty, Pidel ty, nd At taehnient, of the Inhai:iitaitrs 0; his Majesty s North American Colonies, and of their .g,J lant defence ~ f these Provinces which were attacked, oti the Detlaration of• War, by the American Arnie. , That th:ee tmeeessite of the Pro v i nce of Upper Canada, to %silica the ch...• ti,ins of the enemy were ni rected, have been repelle,. t I , llour of. the Volunteers and Militia in aid o! a sioall ni , ,tWer of his Majesty's F.n•ces, and the iny7iiding armyli t ts in aririlris been co mpe ll ed to stir render to a•force eollecteqly of a much smaller amount, and of'tyhich 'the regular trotips have seldom exceeded one-tenth of the number of the enemy. That the severe sacrifices and losses, usually attendant on the inva s ;o n of any country, hav e particularly 'afflicted his Majesty's American Provirkes attached ,!).• the enemy; as in everY'iostatiee'the I:ave volition, , red ina“ y • under the age w' .eventy, leaving their farms, upon the pro duce of which their support depends, un;nltivated and ne glected. That. thc consequent privatiinis and distress it has oceasioned.to themselves and their families, are just objects for the generosity and liberality of the British Nation. That this• Meeting, in I.;ipealing to the public feelings on the present oec;lsion, cannot hut , ilitic.4.ate on extension of that bounty, in alleviation of the stale:digs of their fellow countrymen, which has been sci liber,..ny bestowed on our Portagnese, Rnssian, and German 'Allies. That a Subscription be now opened. That a Committee Se appointed leave to aild to their number; but any five to be'a quorum, to matia;e this.tiub scription, viz : His Royal highness The Most Noble the DUKE the DUKE of KENT.' of NORTI 1 , 2,1 f;ERLAN D. Frernor GORE John InFlis. • thri,toplier John Bainbridge. Edward Ellice. John L: Veiier. Thomas Starling Benson. Simon M'Gillivroy. flenry Ushorne. • Andrew Belcher: .1a Mes William Parker. : c,rge she:Yen. Alexander Gillespie. John Goodall. William Henderson. John Ushorne. Thomas Coxbeati Marsh, Mr..Ahlerman Atkins. Lieutenant-Go • That his Royal Highness the Doke of Kent,•"be requested to accept the Thanks of his Mectin:r, for his able and impr..+4- sive Speech on this occasion, and for the gracious condescen sion w►th which he has been pleased to cou►►tenance and sup port the object of this Meet►ng. That the foll Owing Rankers be requested to receive Sub scriptions for the purposes of this Meeting : Messrs. Hoare, Barnetts, and Co.; Curtis, Robarts, and Co.; ,Smith, Payne, and Smith ; Jones, Lloyd, and Co.; Le fevre, Curries, and Co.; Mastermau and Co. ; Dortien and Co. ; Sir John Perriug, Bt. Shaw, Barber, and Ct.. Dru►u moods and Co. ; Down, Thornton, and Co. ; Bosanquet .and Cu. ; Spooner, Attwoods, and Co. ; Dav►son, Noel, and Co.; Everett, Maltby, and Co; and at the ,Bar of Lloyd's Coffee house. , SUBScRIFFIONS. His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent 1,.105 0 0 The Most Noble the Duke of Northumberland .. The Hen. F. N. Burton, Licut.-Governor of Lower Canada F. Gore, Esn. Lieut.-Governor of Upper '. C . at . m . :ll 6 l 105105 0 0 ( 6 1 Hon. Captain 1-1. Blitekwotid, It. N ' 25 0 . 0 Mrs. Simone ' 25 0 0 ... Inglis, Eilis, and Co. ' 2lO 0 0 J. Daniel, Todhunter, Wyndham, and Co. : 210 '0 0 Nl"ravish, Fraser, and:Co. Mackenzie, Gillespie, Parker, and CO. .... Gillespie, Gerrard, and Co. John Nichol ' .21 0 0 Bainbridgef and Ilro.1.•!) .f. S. De Franca! mid Co. Andrew Belcher Ueoornes i Benson, Roberts, & Co; John Auldjo Nathaniel Itclieson Thomas Coxheacl- Marsh W. and It. Borradaile & Co. J. and T. Forsyth ' . Row, R ow , Goad, and Reece ' 105 0 0 Plq., , et, Bainbridge, and Co. . Walkers ? Maltby, Lj Co. John Atkins and Sint William.and James Henderson Francis Jackson Alexander Fraser Crawford and Lindsay Phineas Bond . lO to. 0 'Gray, Whitworth, and Gilbee lOO 0- 0 H. W. Eastman ••• •• ' Terrey, Peacock, Terrey et Co, C;) of Loudon Tavern (and the Use of their Rooms) .„ . - 10' 10 0 John L. Venner Robert Pilkington, fiord Engineers - ~. Qs 0 0 William Ellice .. Lieut.-Colonel Ellice , Inniskillen Dragoans .'. „ 51 10 0 Mr. Halton ... ... 52 10 0 T homas Davison, White-Friars ... ... .•. ... : ... 10 10 0 JoSeph .MarrYatt ........... ' ..... .... * ... 1 , 52 10, 0 .. Sh a kespear Reed ..... .20 Culogan, Barry, and Co. ..... "' g 0 0 0 o James Putnam .. 62 0 ' 0 W. B. C 7 oltinan ... ' 10 10 0 The surplus Funds of . the Canada Club remaining with this Secretary ' ' ' • '. ' • 60 6 •0 VICTU-ILLING-OFFICE.; 7.july g, U 313. • 9[ lllE COMNISSIONERS for VICTWILLING ilis MAJESTY'S NArlr do hereby give Notice, That on Friday next, the 9th instant, they will he ready to re ceive Tenders _in writing, (ealed. Up) and treat for One Hundred Tung of . gond l•ound CAROLINA RICE, to be an swerable to Samples (of not less than One Pound rreiyht each) to be produced with the Tenders ; and to he delivered in the spare:of et Week into his Majesty's ..-Inny Pietualling Stores, in St. Cache: inc.'s': and also fur Three Handred Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be -answerable to Samples (f not less than Two Pounds weight each) to be produced with the Tenders, andto be delivered, in the . original Pachages,at tlve rate of frOnt Tweaty to Eighty Tons per Week, into his Majesty's ltictualliag Storrs, at Deptford. The whole . to be jtaid for by Bills,. payable with Interest, Datis after exte, .71" he Conditions of the Conteacts may be seen at the Siscre titry's (Vim No regard will he had to any Tender in which the Price shall not inserted in words at length, or that shall not be de livered to Me Roar,/ before One o'Clock on the said Fri day next, the 9th instant, nor unless the Person who makes Alec Tender, or some Person on his Lamb' attends, to answe r when waled for. 17C777..1L ING- r•JCL, Jane 29, ISI3. • rPHE COMMISSIONERSfor FICTUJL LING His ,1111.IESTY'S Xdr - K Wo hereby give Notice, That on Friday, th , . 9th inSfant next, they will be ready, to tc eder Tenders in 'walling. (sealed up), and livid fir the Sae of all the YEAST that shall be made in his Majesty's Brewhonae ht Deptford,for one }'r'trr anal also, For de switiplg qi whist COOPERAGE STOitES. and Town Node worms Toovi,- Or Tools of equal goodness, the ServicerAt this Apartment nay minim for the some period; to be delivered into, the Pictualling Shirrs at that place,, and to be paid fur by Bills, payable with Interest, ninety days efter The , Conditions of the C,nstract ?nay be 4eeta at the Secre tor?! s Dice. No regard will be had to any Tender its which the Price shall not be inrerte , t wordi at length, or that shall not be delit•ered to the :Mord be/'rare One o'Cloch on the.said Frisl4, Use 9th of Jutg, instant, nor unless the Person who snakes the Tender, or some Perron on kis &chief, attends, to answer when ealledfur.. 77‘..INSPORT-OFFICE, July 3, thin. HE COUVICSIONERS for ' conduct . big . His T 1 / 4 ,„.11'..al.TYSTi" _ 4 l TIC , IV.VPORT S EltrlC E, .4r Win!: oft CiveF Ind 17,0* , #fled &amen, • and for, Me Care tend- . Castoair of Prisoners of Trar,' do hereby give,..Noticr, "hot th•-0 wig be ready at thlc (Vice, nu .7'rrestirty, thr 13M of .T 431, 1913, to receive Sealell lenders, and treat' tnith salh Persons as may Le, tvilling . tO contract for Sick Seenn , it rite boord the 27atavzon Hespitot Ship, at lroolitich, for ilAnths errtain,jrnm the Ft,': q . .""agust next. Na Tender 'rift be received a, ar One o'Clorh on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an "'genitor pers ,, oolly attend. Each Tender noust.be accompanied in, a better from to , o respectable Pt reons i engogi,:;r to become awn!' wit 4 the Person teiaderink, let the Suat qiiool. for the due pelf:or-mance of the•Cowrart. Farther Parttcollars may 1 , 0 kil9ll - 11 li i appll/1114r eel this Of fire, or to the Surgeon Vihr said Ship, FRENCH PA PERS P‘itts, JtJLY Mljesty the, Empress .(4 , t anti Regc..at has received the following in telligertcr rcvecting the sitwitiou of the Army on the Eit'h Jane 0u the 24th' the Emperor dined with the, Kittg :isixo,ty. the evening. the. French Comedians gave in the Court Theatre one of Mo liere's pieces, at which their Majesties ,were pre sent.-=-Fhe King of Westphalia has arrived nt Dresden to see the Emperor. On the 25th - the Emperor visited the diffe rent deboueb6es of the forests of Dresden, and travelled about 20 leagues. His Majesty set out about five in the afternoon, and returned' at ten in the evening: , c Two -bridges have b een t h rown over t h e Elbe, opposite the fortress of Koenigstein. The Hock of Sellenstein, which is upon the right bank, within half cannon sh o t o f K oen i gste i n, has been occupied, and fortified magazines, and other military establishment;, have been prepared in that interesting position. A camp of 60,000 men, thus leaning upon the fortress of Koenig stein, and being able to mancenvre upon the banks, would Le tmattuckahle by any fOree w h a t. ever. '' "The King of Bavaria has ,estabEshed round Nympenhourg, near Munich, a camp of 25,000 men. The Emperor has give the command of the Bavatlan Corps of Observation to the Dnke of Castiglione. This army has asembled at Wnrtz hourg. It is composed of six divisions of infan try, and two of cavalry: " The Viceroy is assembling between the Piave rah ni the Adige the Army of Italy,. composed of three corps ; General Grenier commands one of them. " The new corps which has just been formed at "Magdeburg, 'tinder the conowoof Of t„ivo. Van, daiume ) . airead consists of 40 hAttlilions, and 80 pieces Of artillery. "- The-prio&, of Eckniubi IS a t Hatilinlrgit.- 111$ corps 11:is been reinforced by troops coining front Fra:lee and Liolland, so tic it upon that point there are morrtroops than there ever were, The Danish Division, which has joined the Prince of Ecknitthl, consists of 15,000 men. • _ - The e j wipages of the army ore now cithk* In Caissons of the -o;d model, or in caissons of the new model (called N 0.2), or in carriages a la Comioise, in which provisions are conveyed for the whole army for a mouth. Majesty has discovered that the carriages a la Comloise,as well Its the caissons of the ancient model, have. incOnVenietices; and haS 'ordered that: the pages, as they /Illy henceforth i•equire replacing, Shall be established upon the model of the cais . - sons No.. 2,. drawn by lour horses, and %villa really carry 20 quintals. The Briny is prcivided. with portable Weighing 16 lbs. and each capable of making five quintals of meal Three of tbeSe mills have heen distributed eaCtl battalion. They arc working With the greatest activity in augmenting the fortifications of Glti gau. His _Majesty tt ishcs ,to make that town a regular fortress L . and as the plan is defective, he has ordered it to be covered. by three crowns, by nearly following the method . which Senator Count ChaSsiloup . has put in practice at Alexandria. " Torgatt is in a good condition. " They are also wotking with great activity in fortifying Hamhurgh. The, General of-Engineers, Haxo, has proceeded thither to mark out the ci tadel, nnd establish in the islands works to con nect Hamburg with Harbourg. The engineers of bridges and causeways are constructing there two . flying bridges upon the same system as thcise - at Antwerp, one for the flowing, the other for the ebb tide. A new fortress upon the Elbe has been traced out by General Haxo, on the Verden side, at the mouth of the Havel, The forts of Cuxhaven, which Were in a condition to support a siege, but. which were abandoned without reason, and which the enemy had razed, are rebuilding ; they are actively employed on them. They will no longer . be simple inclosed batteries, hut a fort, which, like the Imperial fort at the Scheldt, will protect the arsenal for . construction, and the basin, the establishment of which have been projected upon • the. Elbe ever since that the Engineer Btaupre • (who employed two' years. in sounding that river) ; discovered it had the same properties as the. Scheldt, and that the largest squadrons could be .constructed in it; and collected in its roads. `t The 3d division of the young guard, which General Laborde, an officer of consummate merit, commands, is encamped in the woods in advance of Dresden, upon the right bank of the Elbe. " The 4th division of the Young Guard, which General Frant commands, debouches by \Wirtz burg. Some regiments of that division have eh ready passed that town, and marched . towards Dresden. The cavalry 13f the guard already reckons More than 9000. horses. The, artillery consists already of more than 200 pieces of cannon. The' infantry forms five divisionS, four of which are of the Young, and one of the Old Guard. " The 7tVcorps., which General Reguier com mands; composed of Durettes division; which is a French division, and two Saxons, is fcceising its complement. • • ". This corps is encamped In a . dvance of Goer litz. Ail the Saxon light cavalry have joined it, and are also going to be completed. ", The King of Saxony has completed his two fine Tegiments of Cuirassiers to their toll comple ment. -His Majesty has . been extremely satisfied with the Kings and Grand Dukes of the Conic deration. . • " The King of Wirtetnburgh has particularly distinguished himself. He has made, consider. ink efforts equal to those of France ; and his army, infantry, cavalry, and artillery, has been carr:ed to its full complement. ":,PriticeEmele of Hesse Darmstadt constantly distinguished himself in the last campaign, and in the present, by great sangfroid and intrepidity. He is a young Prince of promise, whom the Emperor greatly esteems. The Princes of Saxony alone are in arrear with their contingent. The Congress has not yet assembled; We how ever expect that it will in a few days ; if a month has been lost, the fault is not With France. " England, who has no money, has not been able ' to furnish any to the coalesced Powers ; but she has conceived a new expedient. A treaty has been concluded between England, Prnssia, and Russia, by means of %vhich a new paper for seven!l hundred millions ‘vill be created, guaran teed by the three Powers. It is upon this re source that they depend for meeting the.expences of the war. ' In the separate articles, England guarantees a third of this paper, so that in' reality it is a new debt added to the English debt. It . remains to be known, in what country this paper will be issued. When this luminous, idea was conceived, it was. • . • probably tho ug ht that this emission would take place at the expense of the Confederation of the Rhine, and even of France, particularly in Hol land, Belgium, and the departments of the Rhine. Nevertheless the Teeaty has not, on that account, been ratified since the Armistice. Russia pays the expenses of her army with paper, which the inba , bitants of Prussia are obliged to receive ; Prussid. herself pays her debt with paper ; Eagland like wise has, her paper ; it appears that ChCh of those , isolated p a p ers h as no l onger sutlicie;it;l; c ifed,i! s those pourers have come to Ili,: , creating a common one. It remat i r aw ( t r r ed l it a or chants and bankers to iirfor nx The credit of the rile "e f W paper isto inrre ' !' ' L'jl credit i to be the t ace Powers, 01' rather it tills . , tinottent or it. nimears to have received mo nev flom E ug h in d o to tram o 600,000/ . stet mg. :: The Emperor has 'taken into his pay Prince Poniatov, ,, ki's army, aria given it is new organise ut i on . less than twenty days it will be fresh equipped, and in good condition. ' • ‘f However brilliant this situation may be, and although his Majesty has really more power than ever, he only on this account desires peace' with. more ardour. " The Administration has purchased a great" quantity of rice, in order that, during the exces sive heat, this product.shonld constitute a quarter Of the soldier's ration,,,