The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-04-28 00:00:00

Ti--I E LONDON, • AIONDAY, Amt. 28. The temporary building im Westminster Hall, for the trial of Viscount Metvatz, being now cum plete,that solemn process wid commence to-mot row. Guards, both hori, and foot,..vill be stationed out side at an early hour. The ‘Vestminster Nlagi.tra e constables, &c. will be on duty to preserve order. About t I o'clock the House of Commons will attead; and sh:itls after, the Lords will take their sears Viscount Alet.vttte will then be summoned to the Ear ; and having knelt, pro.furProf, he will stand at the Bar, and the Loan CH ANCBI. ton will address him, in a short speech, containing some general observations. Viscount MEI V: LLS will make A brief answer. His Lordship will continue to stand, until, upon the moPien of some Peer, the LORD t'H AIME lt.Olt will ruder a chair for his aciommodk tiou. The charges, and the answer to each. will be then read; and this will, probably, constitute the whole business of the first day. The Pee!' will be all in their state dresses ; and as they enter, will how to the Throne. The tkhops will not how. The Managers will be all in full dress. The Com mons will not be required to observe any particular aestente. We ha►e received Paris Papers to the 19th, and Dutch to the 22./ inst. The most Important at ticlr IF of their contents is a view of the present eau, r f France, i• respeCt of its foreign relations. This appearing in the Mulli'erer, may he cLerned official ; anti the Editor of that Paper announces his in- tendon to give a similar statement monthly. The meditated changes in the Governments of Switzerland and Holland, are almost admitted, by the observations upon these countries; but the most important article is that in winch it is declar. ed, that in consequence of the occurrences in Dal matia, 4 , Marshal BERTHICR has given orders that Braunau, which defends the frontier of the Inn, and which Was to have been given up on the Ist of April. sh-nll.l not be restored, and that it should he again grrrisoaed ; that the division of the Grand Army, which was :In its way to France, has halted; and that the prisoners of war, that were to have tl been sent back to Germany, have been Jetaine,l, until farther orders, in the places at which they were." From all the accounts in the French and Dutch Papers. we collect, that the greatest exerions are snaking to recruit the Austrian arasy, and 41 Offs cm absent on leave are ordered to join immediately their respective regiments. The French, on their side, are advancing to the Danube and the Inn. A report prevailed, on Saturday, that the King of NI:All A his been assassinated. Several letters were received in the course or the day, from 14i idlebtirgh and Flushing, dated the 224 which concur in stat ing the death of His PI AR MAJESTY ; hut dif fer, we understand, as to the cause. Ministers base received similAr accounts. Letters Patent have been passed under the Great ?hal of Ireland, for slanting the of6ce of MS MA Jess. v's Post Masters General in Ireland, to the Right Hon. RICKARD HELY, Earl of Dosotrou man, and the Right Hon. HENRY PITZ•ICIIAI.D. cansmonly called Lordliest v FITZGIRALo.(Gat.) Sir Joan SHELLY, Bart. is returned for the Bo rongh of Helleston, in the room of D. Gimpy, Esq. The Imperial Minister Cout.t STUTTeeaniss, on his return from Paris, whither he had been la es' mu on a special mission, stopped at Munich, but on the following morning he received orders from the li i variar. Government for his immediate d. pasta. ; and an Adjutant of General BARTH Its attended to are the order enforced. On Thrasdar last, the SuSse-ihers to the Asy- Nis tot eJunting the Dsati . and Dumb chil dren of the poor, held their Anniversary. Dr It dam ILL, the Dean of Winchester, preached an excellent sermon, at St. George's, Hanover-squire, from Mark vii. 37. It was a little untorttrate, that the Society for the Suppression of Vice had their Annual S•rrnrn, the same morning, at St. James's Church. Tire collalion was, nev-rthelcss. 491. II s. 6d. The Subscribers dined together at the London Tavern. John Pr.rsit Hs piney, Es 4. Alderman, in the Chair. A more numerous, or a mere respect .We company has seldom assembled on this occa sion. Several speeches, recommendatory of the Charity, were delivered by the Chairman, Alderman Rowena's., and others. Among other things, it was rated, that at the last eleaion, 55 applications were made for only six vacancies ; of ccurse, that 47 of them were unsuccessful ; and, mozeorer, that some nt the parents were supposed to have spent their List shilling in printing cards and letters to send to ,he Subscribers. Af:er dinner, near 70J pound s were sub.cribed ; some for general purposes, and some towards the new building. When this is erreed, the Committee h"pe to make a large addi. %inn to the number of children. To do this, the Committee mist have gre.it assistance from the pub- ' Lc. Sttbserintions are received by Ilsoray 'rimers- TON, Esq. 'Treasurer, Bartbuhrniew-lane; the Rev. Joss's Tuscans°. Jamaica row, Bermondsey ; No. PA, opposite Saint Magnus Church, London Bridge I Mr. IVarsosi, at the Asylum House, Grange Road. Bermondsey ; and ley ,hr. Crowson. Deputy Secietary, Hartry..place, Rent-road.— B. Printed piens of the institution, and lists of n ubscriptions tm• the new building, may he bail as a• . l A KING'`; 771 FATRR. Messrs. WerCrlStr. aed FERRARI ' . Grand Con cert' was held on Thursiay uigh-, and cromded wall nobility. Mrs. Br L l NOTON and Mrs. Mons• mats were rapturously ereored in the duet of tt Ea thee, nta sharers ;" likewise the duet between Mr. AllAbt and Mrs. BILLINGTON, at the end of the First Aa. _ The Concerto on two piano -fortes, by Mr;. FERRARI and Ors 1311.10m0 rom, gave infinite (Hight. Miss Ge tot., frri warbled some sweet notes from M ARTINI, with great taste and delicac). Meastrvit, and several of t".e Fr'nch Nobility, and Marchione,s Wet.i.est.r , r, and her beautiful dough ter, were present. Saturday mnrnin e. the Duke ot KEN r, and Prin. ceases keousrA and horH - A,BCCOMIA'.Ied by Count Muroran, Col.inel Te ratio', and L ..ly Tuvisax, took an airit or. horseback in Windsor Great Park. Yesterday morning, Ilia MAJESTY, the Duke of Cum o, Princesses Aunt:sta. Samoa, and MARY, accompanied by General GwvaNe and Colonel Desaaww, went to, St. Gen-he's Chapel, and heard an exceliatn seaman preached by iii. Rev. Dr. DOLISWOR TH. trim the +Uzi, chapter of Joshua and 15th very. At halt-p.sst one o'clock, the Duke of Cuu BERL AND left Windsor, far t ow: ,. H is stcsr v will come town or. Wedi esday. The Right Hon. Sir Jour; s ili.wroar, the Chan cellor of the Irish Exchequer, gaVt! .1 grand enter tansment on Satiirday, to a large party of Nobility, at hi s house, in York street, Si. James's; amongst whom were, Lord and Lady Gn vii.cr, Lord aid Lady Posscsav, Mr. Fox, Air. Ga xN aut.!, Ste Ete. The late Deiftor Tcaroiv, we understand, has left his property, amounting to 10,0001. per year, and 200,0001. io her Rnval Highness Prit,cess at the decase of his widow, sirs. Tuurcsa. The Duchess of GORDON entertained, at dinner, nn Friday, the Duke of NIANCHA•TEIt, Dowager C'ountess of Enrol., Mr. Maxwcat, and Mr. and Mrs. Foa•vcx. Lo r LI. Suirn gave a grand rout on Friday evening, at her house, Piccadilly, which WAS numer ously attended. I he Hon. Mrs. Roils:sem gave a bra sd hall and supper rin Fr id ay night, at her house, Privy Gardens; at which the A.7.archionesses of (A DIV`IIT. DOWN MIRB, and SALISBURY; and the Ladies Cscat and v Lox. seer•presen' . Lord GR esviscr will give a grand dinner tnis day to the Cabin?t Minister;, toting the first since ccenpyir.g his new reside'. .te aii Drornang-street A young man last weak ostesined a riel wife, in the city, where he tepresented him salt as kiVing •, enanloyinr st in the .V4scatita , ,..gper. The fal low was waiter in •a c h op -horse. Lady C's a• NVILLL yesterday paid a visit to Lady Cam/ su Upper Grosvennr-street : he, Ladyship also ter card at the Countess WoaoszoWs, the Russian Ambassador's Lady, in litrley :tree t. Th.. Earl and Countescof Ili. By eitertaned a s 1. Et party on Friday, at their honse, Grosvenor square. Mr. Asonsa's ball and supper, at his Moue, in Bloomsbury-square, on F: iday eveuing, was I ume rnusly. amen led. The Duchess of GaRDON WAS pre Mt. On Wednesday, Sir Joan and Lady CALLA/10E11 gave a grand eltar!er, at their brut.- in Mansfielh street, to the Duchess of CIIANDOS*; girl and Countess of PORTSMOUTH, Earl of LADDIE‘DALIt; LiirdsGß•PlTLt• and (*.Engines ; Sirs A. CL•RIEN, Gtoaois Wsaararia.a, J Iliastseason, k. &c. Lt the evening her ship had a card party. Mrs. Colonel SMITN'S Concert, at her house, in Stratton -street, was .amc•rnnsly attended on Thurs day night. The fair wens, the Miss GUN.. were in fine voice, and sang delightfully. Amongst the company were, Lord and Lady BANBURY, Sir A. Cetsa, and General finnan. Col. an I Mrs. Rh WIRONT gave a grand dinner yesterday at their house in Portman-square, the table was laid in the front dining parlour, in a very elegant style ; a superb frame, five feet long, us the centre of which was a beautiful gold vase, filled with the finest ilawers. supported by four mermaids ; at each end a ere two gold filagree vases. Dinner was served en gilt plate. Amongst the company i.. 1 apt Cou.iters Cl? Limerick, and the Ladies Pry the Earl of Strathmore, Sir Timinal and Lade Liddle, Sir John Sinclair Oil. and Mrs. Makolie, M. Peter Andrews, Esq. Mr. Ca rry, Mr. Ridley Colborne, and Mr. William Ccke. 'rho last arrivals at Bath are—. I.scly Lenlie, Lady and t :ise Marsell, R.ir Sir H. Trelaw. new, Admiral riolowiey, M jar W ikon, Capt. Pow lett. Capt. Heinen, 1740 Whams, Capt. Huthain, Capt. ai.d Mre. Sardys, Capt. and Mrs. Schnerberg. !'he Earl arid Countess of DERRY gave a granii dinoer, yesterday, at their house, Grosvenor-square, to the Earl of LauozaaaL E. Lord ar.d L*37 Pow sunny, Lord A IlisaiLl'asl, Lord Ossucsro w , M r . and Lady ELIZARRTd WHIT BRLAD, aced LIIR Miss Gabs. Uhe Marchioness of SA LISRUR• had a grand party, last evening, at her house, Arlington -street, amongst whom were his Royal Highness the Prince of WALES; the Duchessesof No RTNU M sea- L AND, GORDON, and DOLTON ; the Marquis of Douocas, the Earl and Countess of Catania, Vis count and Viscountess CASTLLRLAGII, and several of the Foreign Nobility. The Duchess of GORDON gave a grand dinner yesterday, at her house in St. James's-square, to His Royal Highness the Prince of WALES, the Duke of MANCNUTER, Cit LORD ADVOC ATR and SOLICITOR-GiNIR•L, Lord and Lady MONTOO• ERT, Sir-and Lady H. 1). HAMILTON, Mrs. rl TZNER OCR T, and Mrs. CI L I tS. The Opera [loose, on Saturd.ly, was crowded with Ne.bili:y. The ladies weie very elegantly dressed, and were a profusion of diamonds. His Royal 1-lig:ii‘e•s the Frinet of Watts; the Duchesses of Noir mule Sell LAtirl i Go:Trost, BOLTON, BEsti- Dlwager MAXCHCSTEIt, MO N T Ross, LE: - syaa, and DOUBT ; th^ Ilitechionesses of SALTS. sem STAFVOID, BUCILINUM#3I, WELLESLEY, and Dovrostitite ; the Countesies S . • , Dowager Eastos,Camosis, Tritest, CLIAL, BAUKYMUSE, s t y los, Nu's, and CollIK; the Poas boy it's Ais RAS. 3# Goa. and several foreign Nobility, irtie present. ..• . . . ••• • lIVTELI./IENCL►. COIYIT OF KING' BENCH, iv ..ISTJAINSTIII, Apart H. In the Court of King', Bench, this morning, Mr. ei. es Moved for a new trial in the cal; .of the KING v. Governor Picros, ne two grounds : First. of misrepresentation by one of the witiresses on the part of prosecution, wit!, respe9 ft, the laws whic gover toed theSnani t h West India Colonies; eel, secondly, on the wound,. of the Defendant's aamg at the tine in a judicial cap ac i t y, as Su presne Crinenal Judge oTrinidad, and therefore from the various authorities upon the subjea, was not liable, even though he had so idled in error. l'he hook referred to by the witnesses, as con teining the laws of the colonies, he had had the good fortune to erocirre. It had been purchased by ;he 1 tendon Society at the late sale of the Marquis of LA NSDOWN'S lihrarv, and was en titled Recap:lse:en des Leos The Court considered the last pint well worth./ of con. tideration, and granted a Rule to siiew cause accordingly. General Pi CTON encoded in Court; and up , m z , losent of lie Pros clifoo, was enlarged, on entering into craisiecrank recognizance for his appearance hereafter. POLICE. 4.••••••••••• 110Vf.STIMT. . , Friday Jaeph RJ9Crr was charged .by Mr. Geri ow, the lawyer, with an attempt to get into that gentleman's service by means of a false chareaer. The prisoner pleaded guilty ; but Mr. Cliarriiw, in order t.i enable the Magistrates to pro reunce en ad •quate punishment, stated the case. The prisoner, he said, applied to hen fsr the situ. film of groom, aid referred him for charaaet to a Mr. Goren.), of Sale, near hlaechester, with whom, he said, he had lived five or six years its that capa city. Mr. Garrow wrote to Mr. Gordon, and re ceived an answer in the affirm ativ, hut the leuer WAS eddr-ssel to him thus, o To Mr. W.lret Got tow, hi P " the mode in which he, Mr. Gerrow, as a Member of Parliament, franks letters. Tins mark of Ign,rance made him sucpe l f that the writer could not he a man in a situation in life to have a livery servent, and who kept a coach and a gig, as rep' e sent-d by the poisoner. He accordingly wrote to a friend near Manchester, from whom he learned that Mr Gordon was a poise man, a garderer to a hie Mott, of Sale, etei emerly a fellow servant of the prisoner; .std heiore the latter set ?US for Lon d,,n the ins:de ", the letter was left with Gordon, ready to he sent up to London, as an answer to any application welch should be made.— Fie ,upersc.ii,tion was written by the village school master ; but neitlser be nor Gordon were conscious that 'h letter was written for any bad purpose. Mr Gorrow having ascertained there pOiets, fixed a meeting with the Prisoner, at which he confessed tho truth,'and was taken inno custody. the Meet sr Kee le sentenced the Priso ter to pay a fine of 201. but afterwards remieed it, upon his consenting to enlist in the I Sth Light Driagoms. Joe' Hurt, of the Crakree Chez, was charged , with ;seeking the pocket of Mr. B arron , of Water ford. as he was coming tem of Der ry-leese Theatre, bn sfintrsdly night. if:. Barron said, just as he had got nut of the Theatre, he found himself very much pressed by two men, one of them :Ailing out, with a loud voice, for the coach hiro. 27. He put his hand upon his watch and m iney ; bun, after he got oat of the crowd, he found that his left hand breeches pocket had been picked of a number of valuable pipers, and letters of importance, upon business that had brought him to England, with the Lord Chan cellor, and other official gentlemen He had no dount of she Prisoner being one of the men who prested against him, in which statement he was con. firmed by a gentleman who was in his company. The Prisoner attempted to prove an andi, and that he was at the Crabtree puhlic-house, in Totte n h am - 1 courtsruad, when the robbery was committed. His statement was refuted by the landlord of the public house, and he was committed for further exernina. tiers. An eminent Divine s belonging to the University of Cambridge, is shortly to set out on a mission is Syria and Palestine, with a view of making such re searches in the geography, topography, and natu ral history'of those countries, as may serve to eluci date the holy writings. A new State lied is preparing for the Prince of 'Neves; twelve men add women have been em ployed for tn:ie five months past in making it; and it is supposed that it wi:l require a month longer to finish it. It is supported by pillars, covered with crimson velvet, ornamented with gold ; the furri ture of blue satin, chintz, and white muslin ; the top is in the form of a dome, in the middle of which is an elegant mirror, supported by small pillars; when complete, it will be the most magnificent piece of furniture that ever was seen in this country ; the chairs for the room are of A vet y antique form, covered wen crimson velvet trimmed with gold fringe. A few days since, a boy went Co the house of Lord WI LLIAM Russit.s, in Albemarle -street, and obtained linen to the value of about fifty pounds, under a false pretence, that he belt: raged to the Streatham carrier, and WAS to convey the same to that place, fir the purpose of b-.ng washed. On the information being sent t 3 Bow-street, by the exertions of gra Lott Naos, and several of the patmle, the whole of the property, except two table-cloths, have been recovered, and the parties in whose pos. ses,ion it was haunt!, committed to Br:Jewell, on Friday evening Cou.A I I•uiswirz, during the time he was car rying nn the correspondence between the Pluscian Cron and the Cabinet of St. food. ups!' •he late patic.ilditaence, was 'educed, from his great ex ertions ..nel a tension in the business, to a MgIL of ":le Utmost debility, was, for same .:ays. cot t'usi tto his room. wh:n a gentleman, in the suite of a M. taro Nobleman whe went over from this country. re conarnet.sled a trial of BARCL r's whith had with him ; and tile b.nefit. received from them so much actonisheil and i•leased the Count, that he direeted his Secretary to mak- a ha. !..at me pr ‘e..t to the p•rson s and mate 'imme diate application to Dr. 11 scs,a 's age..t to send over iiity isoses, in order that be aught never ra without ann. - • • , FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. fl PREACH EXPOSE. FROM THE MUM TEOR. • Pattie, APRIL IR. [Divers politiod circumstance' hiving giv.ir rite to elf sons of rate nchis E l barslta in efouritai. Consider+ tseoweives happy in lowing sb'e to cod et some peones itifhernation, whets wit • table the reader to judge ref liar re?ortr,. and 'it, reject aa,.thws mit Ath ars not eurics:ent with eth "Engl tail has de. lartsl war egotist Pruoda. Al the Let ship. hies oe i. 411 milers to attack the Pru vim vessels, add tot , r in -tis have b.en tssu :d to privateers. Is this &Jura pruceeding uu the part of thou Filqiish Go..ernment l Is it a polidt ne ? fh at are q ion JOS watch it is lux out intention to **amine. It ii suffiti,ir fir us to discover, that tole etn wr Oval:SI:out to Franca; that ose of its *en sense. quince', will la, to shut the North age net tor Fang!ishleide; and that Meets Md.; wi-doni on the ;tart of England, in acting 50 toward; a Conic , ' - rit.le Power, whom she Gimes into a neater :Oahe:6o4s suits Fiance; and whom she determines to rename From her Council, the a;ents and thr: influence of England.... France atal Cr rem. witted can, if they please, shirt the:Sound. If England had learood how to accouirnirdote ner policy to ch romate:ton, site would have maintained tier party and he, crea ture. lit C.ellt at Berlin. Sits would have rendered the block. ode 'n the ports et the Nutt.. le .a revere, She would ham, in fact, preicrved the advantage which she derives from the Prat. elan Sag; for commerce has 4.ccasion for imermedlete site between the merchant-and the consumer. Die; Itstesser may be, we cannot suirdiler thn new ptilitical evitotito•Mbeed ing to acce:erate peace • for, assuredly, Prussia. is eldilbee t weak enemy for England, oar a weak idly for fversee: We Irima, that there are persona who accustom tisemeshes with dithcoity to the idea Of untie tonenetimse boldeem James and ustia ; but they do not see, that the heritema, Which dr s. fi ot manifest ea by the latter Cabinet,.dependeellemitleMpoliry circumstances, which have neither arterial in poitellollestif the King, nor nutrient his mostlfaithful end atirmadecow If tnere were any thing wh ich gave oSeellat le Ahem, k , is dr be imputed to a fratitte Minister, who Wm Slats &g -land, who was fornierls in i,rr mercies, mod whim gelid* it for reasons which the dignity of this Paper will not dime IMP to inentron. li,perimps, may be suspend, that Enemas in the new circumstance; an a bleb abs hods herself with rigid to Pruitt+, had no medium left we, and coda met meld didiellog war. nut the occapation of Hammer, by Pflif•ii, wee flee only means of preventing the Freech hem refunds. ee Elld boom ry ; and if they had returned, the freedom et elsetrade wou l d tint have been the greater. It may be said, doe Prussia has not only shut the pens ul the Elbe cod the Weser, es toe). weir, by the Fredleh, but that the trectipation was m..de in the name of the King, and in the same form as if he laid.deterinined to anu.- a ahes hue province to his von mianareiry. Howes.-, race assrAin, ih feet, re press that this a. the futtmti•rai ; it t• very pormible that the cession ul Cleats, Anspaeli, and Neufchatel, ova! mho; so qms other principles of affrogentioilt, iliacr the pupoletion a* all the torte does not equal a %hit of the poptastion of Hanover. Some dtacu.sb,n, therefov, might have taken pla:e between Prosiia aft.l England; and me wiliest course would have been,. nut to have Oeviri be drrrlaring car %Uppteong tiCtepellOia t a be equal to h.sal incorporat. isasted of avoid hie that consequence, makes it mere certain I for, whatever !ewes Prussran trade „hay ext.:nem% dun*g two or three years war, she will be Male onitsed ny the mere itotoklemble Boss which the trade of her 'meaty will snow hi€4,tand •' submits to tam lir e losses , an interest which ties erten • has always dismened. I t h and l ess' comidireell ae a frire,gn property, solely belonging to Melina* of Ilesumelck. hairpin, It, that it Ik14•0 atmldeal cluagall he pelsclpits in iiiis reaped ? It atpeant, that M Seftintnullpseiniusig, ebseeslid We! tionarY it itillond, has /muerte lost hassles. Wiwi no be l hiesuccessor ! What etfeCt w ill . be poskaall ebes is the Magistracy ? These quilosse excite she steugasts= L 'it at all the Dutch who are enamel? alkedied to the c It it well known, tilat the Esepseer atteettopie sal ' is waive ilantiimi t t the late changes in the comWteriew oir that coisidry ; and that he said, on that eeMidell, ghe propettle eful Warty au aseameareolld eel, be Meoredlll,l6se modes of govermaesit; either a tempered lad causleselistul lama Cry; or a Raatibile, constituted secomlingem east away ssf liberiy, an.l w hich shouth be the tree organ Of thewey• will. Ail tiaterm cannot, with satiny, leave to the *e choice or their R.,amentataves; and when a tattles hue tin apprehend tl4 effects of assembling the people; whew Us sil• vantages which it, eapects are lee Man the lesesussuldicies whicii it toreg:cs ;such a nation, which cahoot fbed pramellimes other wrap-itillCan form of Government, bas means es time prineiples of a good and prod nt Monarch. Under Ugh pre. tent Constitution of Holland, the Grated Pootionary hat nuts power titan the King has in Eng'and ; he has even More thall the Emperor his in France; than any Soeeteign4as Say 'ersiontry ; and, what is wallets' example in a iteeeblic, *or Wert 'Slight - messes or the Redresentative arid Legislative/edit% have been nominaied by the Great Penal:mar,, flat itelpi sr this Coristitutioe cannot escape the observer tai ante eigseiees. Tnet cainot be called a Reauldi-, where the Rept...math* and I.teidatiee Bolles are not nominated by the /held:Wet and if thsee be any roar of the klectora, It will be best to ft. Ileittife at once the republican form of Gott rnmest. A Go. men :Tient, which neither having the advantages ut a Republic, 'nor of 4 Monarchy, combines all the iitcoriverimmies bens, should not he aranutely prescribed. Such being the *mhos of llollaiirl, she must be a gainer by any chutes tlssesbe Rest snake iii her Constitution. If the landholders, the merchant*, the enlightened item, are of opinion that they can have a Ms mama-hen made by the donor id the people without distinct. don of cosset or religion, they will create a system much mans pro:err than the pretest ore. If that be ant their ciptalevi, ' and th t they think ot necessary to have MCKIM 10 a 00118 1 1 kilt tinflal Monarchy, they wall do that which will be Meet *haw Lice rut to their country than the presetvation of their existing Constitution can be. It as their duty to Pennine their Moe, inam, to lodge of the circumstances in which they are plumed, sad es choose between the two querns that which is best soiled toMtme, end the most likely to establish, on a toilet recede tat, she peddle prosperity and liereny liwarie bee taken poesteeirm of the Mantraviaut of An tos:l:, and has ceded to France the Duchy nt Revs, which, united . rah that of Cleves, is settled upon Prim* Jasmine, the (trend Admiral of the Empire. Wesel is a strung Mime& oft • see ffentieill The Duchy of Cleves 'airmails an, advantammus point of rolitoct with Holland; trod Fr:lncas fur the future, will only bud on the Right hank ofthe Rhine, Princes who are Mike by bland to the Inpenal Family. General °wins* h is take* possession of the counties et. Hirefelowl and Valenitim. Fie fouial thaw! coostriel loaded with FogliM merchandise, hayed there by the merchants of Switzerland, and principally by those of dash' Ui time the French army has taken to the amount of many naskionse ad the banks at the Larks of Neufchatel were covered with Eng• fish manufatnrcs. Tins ciicu.ustance justafie. ail the pro hibitory measures which May be taken with trgard to Swatter. hod. That country a titUs more, at this moment, than .• warehouss for English g-rids. When it she I be cleared of these mainufanares, we snail perhaps have the imam of giving a new elnick to ow enemy. Is it pnmible , that tl e Lesisseema was not streek with the it. rger to which he exposed the corn.. try tYho will protect Ras': nom a rod irorti the French sew Does et I Mitristreld, win NAs smug: ing earned on by wW... sale under has eyes, supo on: that hi- ri not reoponsible ? If lb* rotten con.ider these Asres of probtlisted goods so publicly muk, and to such great extent, a teal act of the French Q•rv - t , ninent multiplies preiribitory laws Meilen ble it- France, and Italy, tail nut the land:lranian he the cause o 4 it ? aid will not all the complaints that the Swiss nay Make s we unjust and ill•fistanded ? " Dahlia .a is occiaptzd by the French army It is separated fiorn the m iuth toi the Lattaro by the Re;.uts.: of Ragusa r the crunt•T is mountainous, and th. midi are bad lr.e FrrACI troops 'Ad arrival at Marlow, when the tart of Castel N servo detiseied to 9f,10 Running by General Wray, who cum. mended ChM Austrians Tha General, oh...ancestors see Entanh, has b.sien canting in Ireton: to h mice, and has bes frayed his Master. U , .nn receiving tins iOffxrnaticit, Nan eel IS 'ri w race def./ Art r . -aassau rho% desetal. 1!..e Oroweer ef she • tong h fret to 4 0.1 ere; gear.. sp as Ilse lss ssi Apess, slunsla stye he tail red, sad thee ado t Ogen. evrr , nmerd TS* •,•••." el as • eiaey , tt.ocM wat aft au eft rt F. , ante, hat •• .wer• ssee, the freq. ta Matt ba.:a Oral Ptak :a Gr. fi rote detimceo, ~....reser orders , ••• uhf ebt. et r htrA eke. .rec fuss outage collared by /lassie to the Austrian flag and