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wrier t7 i n ll . 4r7 ______ _ ____ _ . • !i• r. r f „, mob 6 r to .b r \ Is. rather seamy sop. I quality Iris real, lade r emboli .on cli is extremely doll season —114.4 and Ise; but tew further rather dearer for di e week's prices. RAIN 40s 46.. 61. .• 23s 2.1‘ ;:;?s. 335. 34. ne.r 261. 32: los. r .65t. 70. oa. Gus 6N. 01. IM, 1 I I ,.Apa. v . itv7u. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, .. SUMBER 1131 ) , 1806. (PRICE SIXTEN THEA fe-ROYatt, H YM ARK FT. rrHIS PRESENT EVENING. August 20, 1 1806, will he ortmented. • Dramatic Proverb, called, SEEING IS BELIEVING. Sir Credule, M-. Liston; Sc.itic, Mr Whaiten,• Captain Nightshade, Mr ging; Siami, Mr. Winston. Miss Di, Mis Mathews; Kitt ! Miss Grant. Alter *hid' ; hist time k his season). the Comedy of THE DRAMATIST. MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, And Five Thousand leis Tickets than last State Lottery. The Aret-draen Ticket entitled to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS; All ether Cal.ital Prim are *Rua. lURCHASERS of TICKETS and SHARES will lien the opportunity of obtaining all the Capital Prows, prov4d.sl they purchase before the Drawing commences which rill be on tie 11th of Ottober next.--ilfhe Scheme cuntains equal Advantage' of TWENTY THoUS SAD POUND PRIZES, TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZE 4, Ste. ere. To former Lotteries ofdouble the Number of Tickets. go,ooo TiatotsOoly, and Hu ether Sure Lottery to be Drawn this Peer. SCHEME. No. of Prim. Value of each. Total Vales. S S s 5 8 20 44 4,100 • "A....v. SO • 3 se,oso ----- , IM••••••.. an,txv Titbits L. 1100,000 —...--. •—o•o" recitals anti Shane are on Sal. at *very Lottery tArns. Ticket L 111 15 0 Half II 2 0 I Eighth 1 11 I Quarter .. . I 1 0 oirseenth .... - 1 0 • FSTATE AGENCY This Day is published, in One Volume, Odiaen, illustrated by Megrims, price 10s, lid. in boards, THE MANAGEMENT of LANDED ES TATES; a GENERAL WORE; for the l,Ne menet Men : being au AbatraB of the sore enlarged trea tise 0,1 Landed Property, recently published. Sy Mr. MARSHALL. -‘ _ _ ••-• This Dyy is p.:lsliihed, in Two VOIOWNS r ice isr b0a.d.... a New Filitowe, .-• ected, of . THE HisTOfiy of the L!FE Nod REIIN of PHILIP, KING of MACED IN; the rtltltit of ALEXANDER. BY TN. A4A: LELAND, D.P. Cello* T.inite Coilrgg. Dublin. • Printed fee Longman, Hurst, Reel, and Otto`, Pater edter• . • roe geed .t. P`1.11(OT. Oxfni • FUR STjDEN'th, AND FHE VsE. tor TAMtlillts:• • This day i, puh'ishea, the FuJrtll E4lt .eyeppd... a t containiog upwards of l'h.rty flew Pi.roe., chitllr MAW and th e Ilea a of some of tya mrs.t eminent ii , l Mr - &tale, in Five thick V••lsivets, O•lattt, pries S 1 in beeleg,... THE Pi - lILOSON - IT of MEPICLNEt M EDIC AI; EY TRACTS on the Harp:e n." P1e , ..1121 • Dl‘CaOl. including Vie Laws of the keimat Year, .a. en 4 the Doctrine,' of Pneumatic Mulierny. By R•JBEET JOHN 7 1101(011'0N, V.O. Member of Trinity Cole' •, Canavulges t, heel** Botaagiat C Lies M•o.rital; Author**, pliflaresosp Ito. 4+ at Semligal Extracts; the twhaptif 4 Polnicil. se lit tleall Exuma; the Teropiisr4 P Garden id Nyture; the Empireefttora; and the f... ie gtr el IS tan y. Sanction I.—" Thin hay •we g vie brief tin3tyei- e the PlifsoKyoy M Medicine, eit Malice; Extract% whie:i ur .1 so forted of the highest use to ail ilium who are dearise• of pose serv:og, or regaieing, bleeihig Of !Lice It le the best wort Oa the stbjett iu any langmagir."-.llr. Champ ion. 2 —" In cnncleding our It •iieilt wing oborirt. that thin very ahleAuthor of Tue Phil , a.phy Medicine, intamailesed an important service to the Poi mien a .4 Mankind iv gputeeh w be bringing into a more coon vied riot of slew, soil ragging a more clear and sati.factory detail .14 the neittetott• Patti rease-ings Which form the bast. of the piquant insprovedmeelp of medical wience."—From tIV: Critical Xerri-vi trotted for H. D S. monde, Pater-nemer-ren; and Col e SS. Poctors. ....51 is to 61 10. ...SI to 61 Gs .. 71—so -.4 • Vapid (with the Original F pringue), Mr. Fawcett; Harry N ev ille, Mr. Palmer, Jun.; P.rmui, Mr. Mati cv.; Fiorirille (firsi time), Mr Witi.rno; Lord Scratch, Mr Gros.; Wd looghby Mr V h''6eld. Lady Waitgir .11, M a Pow• L oam &rummy, Mrs. Taylor; M ~ . .nne, Mrs. GAM. Tts which will' • added. the New Fares of CATCH HIM WHO CAN I The Principal Charaiflers by Mr. Wil'tield, Mr. Liston, Mr Taylor, Mr. Mathews; Mitt Tyrer, Mr.. Gibhs. 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Ttekett ai,d Places to be had of Mr. Nice, at the Theatre ; and of Mt. Mattosp., at the Stage Do e , in StiffolkAit.eet. This Day is publish.d, elega.itly printed, in Quarto, with several "'Am-airings, price 21. g.. in boards. HIRONOMIA ; or, A TREATISE on RHF, C T..IE,CAL DELIVERY: comprehending ma iv caws, both io.ctent and modern, fur the pr .per iiegulatwri of the Voice, the Cluntenance. and Oe.ture. Trgether with au Investigation .if the F.lenterts of Gesture, and a new Method for the Notation thereat ; illuttrated by many Figures. By the Rev. GILBERT AUSTIN, A M. Piloted for T. Cada and W. Davies, Strand. VAUXHALL. Und•r the Pattonage of His Royal Higbims the IPI n( WALFS. rrillS PRESENT EVENING, Aurt.t tO. will b• a GRAND GALA. mid Brabant Ea&lattion of FIRE WORKS ....4dmiaadm, 311. riNHE IRISH LINEN COMPANY have coa -1 etterl. by the late ships from Belfast, to the.r Age t, M. iirtßlEN, the greatee part of their Summer bleach, rlt:ch aupsoar an colour to those hnished in winter. Faradiee and Individuals supplied with tingle pieces at the Tile% price —.Tbe pri commence at 164 a yard, and roe 14. a &tows, programers a., up to LOs. per yard. Ordure by pod, or ntn•owtw, executed with ptanctualtr. Nu article *ld but l ish Linen. end not lase toe. a piece.— lath piece coot int • ag...it tweista-five yards; is warraoted to be of the best tabrie, and bleached on the grass, and the Money returned if a tault appears. Cash or Bank of Ireland Metes. N 0.4, R soinsuury sq rare, nsa• S.authaniptrxtAttreet, loading to Holborn. VIC IVALLING-OFFICE, Averse 13, mot rrHE COMMISSIONERS fsr reNtesekiseg flu ”skao Twit de limbs KW Retire, Da THUM 110.4 • , tie 21st tut net, Mr Rule, their Agent et Perham/h i afar Ar relety to reretre Javier 1, *riffs ! ! (sealed N o, mil erne ec OMR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED QUAR TERS of ENGLISH WHEAT, ter the 'irate of that Pe. 8, to ugh Shins. per Bethel, (veer is rase it Shashi rash .sere Wks. per Bushel, 144 eseenortgOst win too pad Ser) ; u he dew rd is OM MOW., ail to Ao paid lir by bias, papal* wish Warta, Ninety Drool alba Deer. The Cemeisiess if the Goitre e less be me et the Offite of the Ara Vitals* , at Pefeareet alarmist. Ms ream all be had Is ewe Testier is uL4kk the Prim 'hall Not k inserted in lards a farsitho r that shall set he dabservil se Mr. Retie, Isefe-e The se the said Thiireday, the 215 lesteet, per rakes the Penes .he ssehes the Trude, ' er s ae &Tom us hie behalf, mark se simmer mike rated for. this this published, haindissisif piloted in Quart), wail a I Portrait of Ur. Warton, fres aft esigiassi Picture ' a Sketcher ,l his Monument in Winchester Cathedral, anafae.sosile at his Hand writing, pricy Is in 50ar..1 4 , 1310 GR APHICA I, MEMOIRS of the late 'Rev JOSF.PH WARTON, D D. Mater of St Mary Winton College; Prebendary of Winchester Cathedral; and Rector of the parishes of Wickham and Upham, Hants. To which are added, a Sel•ction from his Works; and a Literary Correspond nice between eminent Pampas, reserved by him for pu:sia.ast on. By the Rev. JOHN WOOLI., A.M. 'Late Fellow of New College, Oxford ; Rector of Blackford, Somerset; and Master of the Free Grammar School et Mid- Must, Sussex. Printed for T.Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may also be had, a new Edition, lately published, of Dr. Wanton's Essay on the Genius and Writing* of Pope, 2 vols. Bro. price 16* • `-osika, or in royal paper, price 11. 46. in boards. MIT 11 es. • 49$ 3d I a 428 62 r • Od la —s 04 WAINUEIL OF THE SIX VEEN tH. ANL) WON aLlit OF .404 .39. .Si* THE NINETEEN PH CENTURY ! WHEN the Spaniards first invaded the peaceful mhahitantat of South America, the Lubin* were tern. led, end Alled with isstotii%hinent, at the cavalry ; viewing the mar. and hone as one and the same animal wu the %%fonder of the Sixteenth Century ! What additional terror whol,l they have felt s had they teen 'men on horse ‘having theinselvw.—had they witneut d PACKWOOD'a • INIMIT- ' ABLE INVENTION of the HUNTING RALJR.--.Tbis is the Wimlee of the Nineteenth Century ! . _ ;TERDAY. 2141 , • • • •ks 62 61 801 1 , ..... 611 921 651 6/ .... la. 9e. dia. ... par. 24 Cs. 'l9l. 154. 621 60 Stock-broker, Ind 9, Cbarirvereaa. t 13. 1806 69 1 / 70 09i 941 941 VICTUALLING/3117CE, AU4111411 IP, Mt THE COMMISSIONERS p r ragtag.' Nis Itiiiettles Keel iittiktuf. girt Valk* 71as am W UNE , . DAT, the 27th heamta i As id l al e maids pm maim Te l '.re in Writ* fteldeel mg') ' a.. foe TRICE HUNDRED WMA ALDN ' IMITS TINIFIZACI MiXilk C 044% a Cosh at mama gpedmak 0 4 I • *atm I armillalb Carr, a , FNri> . .4 the epee lAm wale Ana dr deo et lie Crnott, ei .44 iteethar peniiitthig, a/ shit Mime if Nk *Pl rietimilliq Premises al witEkstletiatiti awl to k asj for $ p Mk popmbk lA* bared. Meat Dar Ow Deis pvCAIIIIIIAv flhoCammeadesmpbe amaseathe Imovvisears 7/Ree. N. glegard ea be WI to way feklier is isalith the Prier shell we k imetrtet is Womb 04 lemili, .1.140 t atoll eat k elaliptivel to lia board Wars Ouse *Thick as the amid Weebeadam, the lath haw ; nor mhos at Firm whit Wet the Beeler, sr terse P.,... ant his Iteltait, diellaig, 111 owe when mild jar. • Rasa, Strop magi, No. $6, Gracechutch-street, Lon rt. . • This Day is published, price 41. A SUPPLEMENT to the DISSERTATION en the 1,260 Yeas; containing, • fu I Reply to the objections and Misrepresentations of the Rey. F. W. Whit. aker ; sone Remarks on certain pans of the Author's own Dissertation ; and a View of the peosent Posture of Affairs, as coastoßed with Pr.phety. By the Rev. G. S PARER, 15.0. Vicar of Stockton upon-Tees ►Anted for T. C and J. Rivington, N.. dR , St. }sults Chtwelseyard ; said also, by 1 Hatchard, No llsp, Piccadilly. Of whom real be had, by the same Author, A DISSERTATION on tne PROPIIICIEI that have been fulfilled, are now fulfilling, or spilt hete•lter he felfilled, relative to the greet period of 1.1160 Tian; the Papal and Mo. ham merlan Apostaen s, the Tyrannical Reign of A ntichiiit. or the Infidel Power, and the Restoration of the Jews. In Two Volt. Bvo. price in boards, *Gs. Thine, is published; elegantly printed in Quarto, and illus trated with Twenty Eityrarings, coloured after original Dravriar, by Mr. Alexander and Mr. Daniell, and a Ma?, price SI. 131 6d. in bawds, AVOYAGE to COCHINCHINA, in the Years 1792 and 1793; containing a general View of the valuable Productions, and the Political Importance of this flou rishing Kingdom • and also of such itseopean Setrleinents as were visited on t he Voyage: with Sketches of the Manners, Character, and Condition, of their several Inhabitants. To which is annexed, sn Account of a Journey made in the Years 1201 and ISO!, to the Residence of the Chief of the Booshuana Nation, being the remotest point in the interior of Southern Atria, to which Kuropeana have hitherto penatrated. The Facts and Descriptions taken from a Manuscript Journal ; with a Chart of the Route. E, Aug. 15. By J Oki N BARROW, Esq. F. R. S. Author of "Travels in Southern Africa," aad " Travels in •7 n.C 60_ St 1 611 13 Drassos. I. I. 4 deal is Cie gars per N. . Wt a bits China." • Printed for T W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, a new 1.:44t0n of Mr. BARROW'S TRAVELS in St./111'11E1LS AFRICA; including au Inquiry into the Importance of the Colony of the Cape of Vrood Hoot-, as a Naval and ‘filitary Station, as a Commercial Emporium, and a' a Territorial PoVtl? , Sioll, &c. &c. elegantly printed in 2 volt. 4to. and illustrated with several coloured Engravings and Charts, price SI. ss. in boards. A.so, a Na r a Editien of the TRAVELS in CHINA. con. taillillg Descriptions, Observations, and Comparisons, made and colected in the course of a shalt residence at the Imperial Palace of Yuen•min-Yuen, and on a subsequent Journey thrungli the Country from Pekin to Canton. Elegantly printed in one large VAume, ♦to. illustrated with Plates, most or them engraved by Mr. Medland, from Drawings by Mr. Alexander, price 21. 14.. 6.1. in hoards. Ms each •••-• r the asetit of Holland. et Coin. 111 6f 3161 hays EAST INDIA-HOUSE. Joco 16, 111n6. THE COURT .!DIRECTORS ojAMUNITED COMPANY ef MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING re the EAST INDIES, hereby give IV,,tire. That, al the 66th Clause of the Property Tax Aa, which lensed tits Srainn of Parliament, direfls, that the Statement of to- LW lod.a Company's Profita, to be delivered to the Cum. nototriers,dtc.s;c. upon which the Company is in future to be es , essed, is to include the Interest payable upon any Bonds ranted by the Company, which shall become duisiter the ROM day of September, MI6; and as, in con.enetAe of this Ignactment, the Tax nn the Interest that will accrue thereon, Meer the mall period, will be paid by the C..mpany, it is expo. tent, that the Interest of Tbree-pence Half penny pet day, Which the said Ronda are now running ar, should then come -- 'Me Public are therefore desired to rake nonce, that from end alter the 33th September newt, the interest on the said Semis will he paid, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum on'y, without any deduction being made by the Company from such inesslit ter the Property Tax, and Thi ck w il l tender it unneerwary Ibr the holders of C impart.% Bonds to matte any return of that , PeClell of property to the C , lol , 7olaginn ,, s. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Se,retere._ Tv* THE NOBILITY, CLERGY, AND GENTRY, IBTI'14.; THE CAPITAL VOR. THE SIMMER SEASON lt R. COLLYEICI;ie4 the Poultry, now of Nn. lee, Fleet .•reef, with the most refound respect, Leeitst.tts the numerous purchasers of his invaluable SILK STOCKINGS, fabricated with COTTON FELT, that, to Present their being disappoisied of a sufficient supply of that laiveretioN he has Just completed the st and mint elegant Assortment ever before submitted W Fah ; which he praeuinrs to rffirit the a't.mtion of and Gentle•-ten las in; In their Sleek, Dr••tow to retur.ing to the Country for the Summer Scowl 1-I,lffle and Gzneeinen's Shelf, White, and Coloured Silk, 6 , 1 ; to tilos.. with the 1111141 fashionable Cincks,l?.. 6d. N.R. To s•Kh Ili have not inede trial of their distinguished too nrrietl6•d excellences, It may be proper to state, that they a"• eat cite.. amhrtsbl• , soft, and pleasant, infinitely more ii,irable. and though of equal nelien, elegance, and quality, a^e net fauna than twirthiris the pike of those with silk I f THE Nobility and Public are reapeBfitlly in form«f, that I.A.RDNER'S GENUINE PREPARED CIIARCOAL, which has so-411111.d ..mh r est reputation as a Dentifrice. is totally different from that sel4 under the same name ay his late Siteopmaii, Alexander Blake. Mr. Latener 1. " not only ntaiie a enoliederable improvement in the above Ptrouration since tlie said Illake left him, bur his alsb mooed t tiolution of Qnareual , which, front the very great approbation :t has atreerls expeileuevi. he Ratters himself will continue to e f.nod a valuable acquisition in proomotang the efficacy el the oiler, awl , u correcting foetid breath. &cr. Evans bra of ••Yrtlneit't Genuiiie Powered Ltarcoal, a d bottle of Selutien, signed en th e label Fin LaiJner," in his own hand them bitting ; non e ot h ers can be genuine. Printed ditoOl°^l for ins , , aad obse rvat i ons upon the in.e.esting pcopertiet or Charcoal, accomp a ny the abase reparations Sold wh o l em l e an d ...tail, by E. Lardner (.isle Proprietor) Chemist to the Duke ant Duchess of Yelt, corner of Albany, Piccadilly, and retail, by ha appointm , int, by most Chemins aad Perfumers tlatioughout the Unst.d Husidom. ridgy setnight, the ti ;entland, Mts. Gliding* President of thr Rn.gt Ardie, daughte , of H err! Is Bell, 3aitgl - 4er GI 44 infant our u1.7443:14". et, T 3.0)4D0S bisll)4lii. min after S. :',TION. REY. IS, , P.alloY, YAM DAY,. rrystoos and Ixticutort ate Louts, kg. *e. to ACRES of FREE IUVr LAND, Matti 011 orton Turnpike-yoo to Id bt • Straw of Wats •. id It the Placa of Saki well; of Mr. %Codors, will show the .Presniav, be sell ; as also at Mr. , Cavendish square. ISOM, No, 17, Duke% I, and put.lishnd at the .it't Church, Swatill. h ,Itan-atteet, 1,4a2g Acne. to tho Office (pca-paid) MEMOIRS OF LFYFIS This Day are publis“eil, eranslarest Soo dte French, in 2 vols. livo. les beards, THE LIFE and MEMOIRS of LEWIS the Xi V. written by Himself, for the Use of the Dauphin, his Son. ADELAIDE, a Tale. in 4 wits. 12'. by Mrs. Edgeworth. The FOREST of ST. BERNARDO. a Novel, 4 vols. iBs. by bt,ol M Hamilton. ST. BOTOLPH'S PRIORY ; .r, The Sable Mask, a Res manes, 3 vols. itM by J. Horseley Curteis, Esq. Author of Ancient Records, Irc. ADELGITHA, a Tragedy in Five Aso, so. by M. G. Lever, Fig. Author of the Monk. VEN.ENSHUN or, Love's Mazes, a Novel, 3 vols. 15,. by Mrs. Butler. ALPHONSINE, 4 vols. by Maslow, Gosh', will be ready for publication in a few days. Printed fur J. F. Hughes, Benktellec. Wigmeseatreet. This day is published, Number I price Is. (to be centriseed Weekle); aud Part 1. wire 10.. &I. containing N 0.1.8. Ne. X. inelusive, to be colititioeil Monthly, of THE GARDENER's and BOTANIST's DIC TIONARY; containing the beat sod nearest Methods of cultivating and improving the Kakhen, Fruit, Flower Gar den, and Nursery ; rif perharrirrig the practical parts of Agri culture; of managing Vineyards, and of propagating all /One of Titebee Trees. By the late PHILIP MILLER, F.R S. Gardener to the Worshipful Company of Apotherarier, at their Botanic Garden, in Chelsea; and Memba of the Botanic Academy, at Florence. To which are now first added, A com pl e te enumeration and description of all Plants hither to known, with their generic and specific Characters, places of growth, rimer of flowering, and uses, both medical and croon mical. The whole cortected and nearly arranged, with the addition of all the modern improvemeots in Landscape. Gar. diming, and in the robin* of Tree., Plants, and Fruit, parti cularly in the various Kinds of Hot-Houser, and FoefiilC rrnine., with Plates, enplanatory both of them, and the Prin ciples of Satiny. Be THOMAS MARTYN, 8.0. F.R S. Regiu: Proles er ef Satiny in the University of Cambridge. Printed for F C. amt.?. Rivington, No. 64, St. Panes Church yard; and the root of the Promotion. Fach Noniher will contain Four Sheets of large Folio Letter Press, and well Part Forty. Since the commencement of the Pishlieatinn, a considerable increme in the Prices of Paper and Printing has taken place, but no advance has been made to the Subscriber, * awl the Work, at 't present price, must be mond:red as ono of the 1 cheapest ever °feted to the Politic. Tomo. one Parts are already printed, end the Twenty-second *incomplete the Work. Prepreal., with further Particulars, may be had gestic NEWTON'S PRINCIPIA. Nature, and Nature's, Laws, lay hid in Night: God said—Let Newton be!—.and all wu Light. Pore. This day is published, dedicated, by i'ennisition, to the Rea. Dr. bluakelyne, F.R S. Astronomer Royal, cumplete to Se ven Parts, prier 4.1. each, the whole farming Three hao Dome Volumes, Otlaso, price 11. 7s in boaids, illustrated by upwards of DO Eogr;eings, and embellished with an elegant Portrait of the Author, done horn an original Bust, at the Royal OtAervatorv. Greenwich, riNHE MATHEMATICAL PRINCIPLES OF .1 NATURAL PeiILOSOPITY. By SIR ISAAC NEWTON:. Translated into English by ANDREW MOTTE To which are added, NEWTON'S SYSTEM of the WORLD; a short Comment on, and Defence of, the Principle, by W EMERSt ; with the Laws of the Moon's Motion, according to Gravity, by JOHN MACHIN, Anton. Prof at Gresh. and Ste. to the Roy. Soc. A New Edition, (with th• Lite of the Author.) The whole carotene revised and etureeted, by W. DAVIS, Author of the " Treatise on Lind Surveying," the " Use of the Glebes," FAinw of die " Mithematical Compass on," &c. ...It The inconvenience arising fmm the great scarcity of firmer Editions of Sir Isaac Newton's Principia, and System of the World, added to the exorbitant priced charged fur them, when to be met with, detennined the Editor to undertake a New Eilttion of those Works; and he is impressed with con fidence that no other apology will be thought necessary, at a time when Mathematics is become a fashiooab:e fel et•ce, and is looked 14100 as a necessary acquisition in the polite world. Printed (or H D Symonds, 23, Paternoster-row. Where may be had, in One handsome Volume, Oftavo, price 16s. in boards, The DOCTRINE ai.ti ArrucATloN of ELURIONS; containing (besides what is common on the Subjeft ) a num• bet of new Improvements in the Theory, and the Solution of a variety of new and very interesting Problems, in 11;fr..!rent Branches of the Mathematics. Il y Thomas Simpeou, R To Ish.ch is mithaod. au Acc4,lstst of his Life. The w , o'c revised mid carefully , corrected b 7 Wiliam Davis, \ lembel of the Mathematical and Philosophical Socks, of Loudon. FOREIGN IVTF.I.LIGENCL FROM THE DUTCH PAPLILS. Barsitt.% ACO. O. Late yesterday evening, we saw pan through this place successively. a French Cowin. front Peril to the Hague, and a Courier from the French AIM baseador at Berlin for Paris, who bad /Aden muse the greatest expedition. Both were *barrels/IA dispatches which were of the most resting Fortance. Some moments after, that also peeled theologh In Englishman of respoSability, frees 'Pa ris, on his roots to Holland. He alloseed hints& . scarcely the necessary time to change honer. Ll . Yeall, The letters from the Empire of ;kerne of July, are full of details of the movements of the Grand Arisy, conformably to the known orders of the Etipehara for its completion, and to make it reassume a far.. like attitude. But all these marshes of trorips, which produced a momentary apprehension in INV South of Gernlany, that war woold be immediatilf rekindled on the Continent, must 'loon afterwards have subsided. We already announced this agree able turn of things, as very near at hand, in our last Gazette, when we gave the 61st indications of these warLke movements, and the counter-order issued by the Emperor Napoleon, Immediately after the signature of peace between France and Russia. Some letters from Paris say, that the arrangO. ments with Prussia, both with regard to the revo lution in Germany, and the adjusting of a certain difference respeaing same distributirin of territory in Westphalia, have been completely terminated to the satisfaition of both parties. All these matters standing in more or less connet4ion with the nego ciatioe oetween England and France. there Is reason to hope, that all obstacles to a getters! peace will be removed. Lord Lauderdale, add these letters, will finish at Paris the great wink which is the wish of ail. ALOtilta, Jet? 13. In the night between the Sth and 6th instant, the camp of 30,000 men, which the Dey hid assembled under the walls of this city, broke op to march against Tunis. But the arrival of a Courier, this day, from Constantinople, with dispatches for the Dey, has, it is said, induced the Day to meld orders to his army to halt. It is supposed diet these die. patches consist of letters front the prineipal Chiefs at Tunis, and that their contests hew. dissuaded our Dey from his design. 'nauseous., AUG. S. The march of French troops to the borders of the Inn continues wiinterrupted ; and nothing bt . .t the ratification of the peace lately conclude! with Russia, and the yielding of Austria, who non have no share in the Confederation of the Princes of the Rhine, and in the annihilation of the Germanic Constitution, appear sifScient to present a war upon the Continent. Through Swahili, the march of French troops continues with astonishing or lerity, and the French transport with them much artillery, &c. chest was hcely on its return to France. HAFLIII, JUST 21. On the day after the surrender of Gaeta, toe gar , rison embarked for Sicily, after having given their word of honour not to carry arms against Franca during a year and a day. The English left in the town the five mortar% which they placed there.— There remain also 120 pieces of artillery, and a greet quantity of warlike stern. It was oa the 11th of July that the Pr:nee e