The Sun. — London, England, 1805-09-16 00:00:00

TRENCif P.ItEAS. report is current that a bocly c entered Naples. Imperial Majesty will return icl ; hut it is not thought that ay there. NA is nominated Confessor to news from India announce , elle Pule and Li . ..Pa/ante, at'. .t Cralze, returned.to the Isle They sunk the ici be eh dispatched frorn'Born- Ifernine, of 320 tons, from 'roof rice, w o prizes had arrived at . the he Pigeon, o f .300 tons ,' with the Coromandel : the cargo of ich was returning to Europe .ued at more than 1,50,000 iy at two o'clock there was an . 1f the Conservative Senate, at mess the A reh-Cfri neell or of It is thought that it was held i org anization iops is rapidl neT y proceeding upon. infantry will be cotnposed of which is to 'be Grenadiers. and. each of -the 'others arc ermati , Gazettes, the Negotia aud Austria coutiuue without constantly mention the great Russian 'hoops 'in ci-dev . ant stain that an Army will be it will be . partly composed of . the interior 61 the vast Ras - impossible that they should be Tmselves in motion immediately.— an) , • • 11. )uto . 3 no them is not known. AtiG. 29.—Elis Excellency the 1111`- linper - m i c " .r e'gn Allairs arrived in themight at the I(i.l y an)P, and has been engaged with His Ma ' as nioritinz ' tt 'airr "‘ • part of th e F renc h A rm y j : gone from the Coast t o t h e ,Rhine (r)at t c ll ul ,uant's, and in same circlercirclercircleras it v.:a! of camp ; s o th at, on arriving. at .t.nt.. W4r, it will be perfc&ly 'forinCd, and }errantpaign. Ly tiller arm, nor one more eager Inur e hula pre:;ages• of Va.:- . His A , Taj esty reviewed 'yesterd,i3i, at La t he .1 1alian Di; iston, cornnianded by R oa d s Ileet anchored, yesterday ; van h , as had an engage* e• Squadroh ' hich has ter... 41y t,) our advantage. s•-• ia(.l (letached, Rear-Admiral light 4quzidron, con s i s ti ng o f the 411 " . a n" 121 ' 1, !lie. in/pot/tar, and two Fri, gates. had :,l so detached seven Sl4s apd Poleitrekte, one of the two krenclifri ' engagement. The Alevaltitre and . into the midst of We Lnemy's cannonade 'wits terrible between these qlroc-tieckers, one of which Was'the on board Admiral: COkNwALLts. jtern Of one of in retiring, made a skilful nianceuvre, rttihkein'gE.•llligelr'i:llivhSelll7el}l7y; brc~tidsidc:, andhave been killed. Both •the gat:• to pieces. Th e E n gli s h su f. Ad had two of their ships dis.. had. one man killed, and a A ship having apprdathed one of 211 e " 1 Tragoi• had to su s t a i n th e fire -v-433 which discharged more than, part of the Coast will be as fa as the .Co;it of Boulogne, and e A n. i t lal force :`but superior orders 11,sd :tanstances under. which the Admi - been authorized to give• •'' t ' - ' - We learn from Totilon, that '")1 under the erders.,of .Jr sous itrtived at that Port„..atler voyage. : The 14CW `,1a44 eXCellent Sailer • she Slit'''. in her masts. This little ;tntorced by a fourth Frigate„, and . • ;igands harc lately been arrPsted* St T t r r, J .—.."llley write fc(Jill rench 1//;tires dd ivered, , v,FAtjr,,,,wt to th' ; e" ff // ;Slinkie r& and Luvoys 4t4 ting iil litlbstal'lCQ, • that the , had necessarily ilireded, !Altnven io ients of the 'A'rooli3, :lith-lit;s th- Tyrol, 'on the I.f. tha, Ile was Still Wlll . ll y, to cred it r)tcijtioili Of Austria ; but that it . was (lehland explanation reSl 3Caing .41 '9 xph llestion -. that if those eina i4iaory, a Prenek Arm), vuukt 1.11,1 t riitS Princeaatid States of 1.1 rely on the friendship of ..'t titLe evi.Ty opportunity tgn tha t Ow I\ - ot e in wch expla ha alread hi y been presented to the Lose answe r i i eNpeeted with the I t is glitTally understood that h 'whic is j6litiiiw at Web, near axi i. l, will ) (14 i titivatice to the Inn, tielis in Bavaria. It added', Etas been otheially al)- 0,31 1 tit BAvAattA, has to Wurtz titlArtiller that Wa4 at Munich, but b elong t o the tine (iallerY of the )1.1 burcii P.IPEPs. RAU-IFs the Freruzli ctt Gil the. 4e:ettit.r, cat th e ~ ourier v .h o VI- enna in great haste, the COpy'of a,Declaration sent by the Court of - France to its Ambassador at Vi enna, to be delivered by him to the ltnperial Court. M. 13AcitEa has communicated the said D-_‘clara , tion, pursuant to orders, to the Ministers residing at Ratishon. Its principal contents are as fbllo , ,s , " The ENtraitok of the FEENC/I is on the point of undertaking the Expedition against England.— In this intention, and depending entirely upon the ,Peace existing with. Austria, and ,the other Powers ,of the Continent, he has assembled on the Coast the greatest part of his Troops from Italy and . the Rhine, and has almost entirely evacuated Switzer .-- land: " It was, therefore, to his infinite surprise, that His:MAJESTY learned that great moven - lents have taken place prnong the 'Austrian Mops in Italy, in the Tyrol, and towards the Frentiers of Bavaria.— His MAJESTY consequently thinks hiniself netamly justified, but also obliged, before he, executes the great enterprise in question, to require of the Court, of Vienna a positive declaration relative to the ob jea 'of those measures, and its farther intention% that, in case the reply be . not satisfactory, the Em peror of the French may postpone the Expedition aainst England, and repair to the Rhine with his whole force, for the purpose of compelling Austria to preserve the Peace of the Continent." The French Charge' d' Affaires adds, " that he -had no other object in view in communicating the above Declaration, than to convince the States of the -. Empire, that, notwithstanding a war might ensue, the only objeel of France was the preservation of the peace of the Permit Empire,'' Meanwhile this Document has made a strong pression on the Menibers of the Diet—The hope-. rial Commissary haS communicated to some of the Envoys_ the Declaration which was sent by the Court of Vienna to the Courts of Paris, Petersburgh, Lon don, Berlin, &c. [Here follows an abstract of • the Declaration; a correct copy of which appeared in our .Paper of the 7th instant.] VIENNA, AuG. 20..-..0111 - Sovereign has received a Letter written with the French Emperor's own hand, which has occasioned very important deli , 'berations. AuousT 24.—Our Court has received anot . fier Courier frotn Paris ; .and as the preparations for war are continued with redoubled glivity since his ar rival,. it is concluded that the plan of Mediation pro posed by our- Court is not accepted by the French -Emperor. The preparations become, indeed , more serious every clay. Yesterday several Officers were, sent oil to the ( - 4,!nerais commanding in the different pro- The two Regiments of Archduke CHARLES and Prince Au ERSBERG, which .are in our garrison, have received orders to march for Italy on the 26th and 28th of this mouth; and the Officers df :the'former Ae„aiment have, previous to their departure., dined • with their' Comwan:!er, the. Archduke CHARLES, 'who will al osset off, Withi4 ten days, to inspea the various pasitions of the Army:.. The,tWo Regiments he relieved by Hungarian Troops, which are al ready on their march. We expel tb t nta few days a grand promotion will takc place in our.,Army, \vilic4. , tour Mel& Martthals, six Generals bf Cavalry, :;adseVeral Marshal-Lieutenants will be inducted. A great number of ItliiBi3il Trz.;ops, h a nAtn..!- rous:Artillery, have, already marened through the Bukowina, to the Southern Frontier of Poland. On ..the other buy - t, •the French Troop.. in Upper iuily' - hainirmore concentrated. thernielVei, ace Ina three Camps, at Bologna, Bre6cia and itivoli. • • AUGSBURGH, AUG. '2 —XecoLints.rect. , ,ived from the Tyrol, of the 24th instant, 'state, the as;Tic% ut Trente, Rwieredo., &C. are providing stwng intn..nch meno 3 and that the narrow, Passot, ofFlost en I z, Winschgau, i &c. are placing in the best stole of de- Field-MarslialLieutenaut Marquii DE CHAS. 7ELLEII is named Commissary of the Imperial Court for the Ty t ot. ' • - _ - ALGIERi, JULY 24.—The Englilt have for some time formod,a,projea of making an establishment at Oran : tife,new Consv.l emu 111aCk , Sollle overtures resPetaing this subjea, which were reptlied. The Government -of Lonthin,, alWays Clr) tbie of taking advantage of the misfortunes of wi,he,t to profit of the inSurreaion here to carry its projecl into et e& SlX'ships of war appeared before Orau, the Conunindant of which offered .to the Bey iwt.) Ar tillery and 500 Cavalry, assuring him' that he hid not a better friend than his Sovereign. • The Go.: vernor of Oran, however, refused this generuut offer. x. t rsie Au a. 3 O.—lntelligence is received here that two columns 'of Russian Troops, making to gether about i 00,000' men, are at - They arrived in Gallicia, and continuing their march. to Moravia, and other .-ittstriau Provinces, to assist that Pouv. A War appears inevitable.. 'rhe.South of Germany and Italy may.speedily become the theatres of im portant events : but the North of Germany will con tinue to enjoy Peace. Neutralitv, since certain arrangeMents, it is said, have been projeetedbaween the Courts of Paris And Berlin, with a view to some definitive e •oan • HlLDEsirEn+a, AUGUST 3 o.—This afternoon. the. French Marshal Donor; paSSCd through this City for Berlin, prect,nled by an express entering post horses to be held in .readine.ss on his route. The MissiOn of I‘l,Du no c is thought to be of the utmost importance; and it will be recollected that he has been before einployed on important missions at some - critical periods., • lAryr,rfainton, AUG. 3 1 , On ' the arrival of a Courier the day, before yestrday, various reports were propag;ited here, 06'3 fierier ml mod enient commenced among the French Tmops. Yeswr , toy and this day ti Camp of boon 'men Oefli t!i City was broken up. The Troops quariereo in the vici nity,, and at Harburgh and I.4menbiligb. are 'lowly passing throUgh this City :in great. Itiste to tile South ward, for Zell and Gitihorn. All the Troops, it is thought, Will be gone by next Ti. ,day. 'We t.annot , say any thing.posttive on the objat et thelic.=. • BERLIN, SEr T. 1.--Th' King of Prussia has given orders to establish 41 military to inf Po merania, to preteet the tronlier in that quarter nom every attempt against 111 a:topted sptero netaa-. lity. There is Much talk of a lencrUC of Arml_ traiity, which, in flu.. event of an adual rupture be- • „ • twt'en Franct3 and oe establ;shed'be tween Prusiia, Denmark, and Home Germarl;Princes. I lAGUE, SEPT. 5 Preneh Gellee;11 MIOLLti, who arrived late]) in our Republic, 113:i left us again to take the command of the Fortre;is of Mantua, where he has c4)mmanded before, and is much liked. S E rr, 7.—We are infbrined that tii ~ first division of the Army of Invasion will arrive at Nim,..gnen on the Bth hist..and pr(!ceed on the 10th for Cleves ; that the second division will arrive at Rhenen on the Bth, at Nhueguen on the loth, and proceed to Cleves on the.] Ith that the' third diVision, corn ..manded by General DomotqcF.Atr, will arrive at the Camp of Utrecht on the ath, and proceed by Rhe non and Nimermen to Cleves ; and that the Reserve Artillery,. the 2orps of Engineers, Gem Armes, the Guard of the General in Chief, and every thing belonging to the Head-Quarters, will be at Nime guen on the r2th, to proceed on the 13th in the track of the said three divisions. It hi said that the point where all these troops will reassemble is at Mentz. UTRECHT, SEPT. B.—Thursday last his Excel lency the General in Chief MAttsioNT arrived here from the Helder, and inspected the first dis ision of French and Batavian Troops, which was but jtht arrived in the camp of Zeyst. Thiedivision marched yesterday morning for Nimeguen, by way of Rhenen. Yesterday the second division of French and Bata vian Troops arrived from the Helder, at the Camp of Zeyst, and proceeded this morning for Nimeguen. The third division is expeaed at the said Camp this day, from whence the , 35th Regirmmt of French Troops marched for Haarlem on the tith. , The day before yesterday arrived in this City, two Officers, 15 Subalterns, and to i Batavian Cannon drivers ; they are to wait here for a large train of horses, cannon, howizer, powder-carts, and bag gage-waggons, belonging to the Batavian camps and transport train, coming from the Helder. Yesterday passed by this City, two squadrons of the ISt Regiment of the Batavian Dragoons from the fielder,'and proceeded to Vyanen, Whence they are gone this morning to Nitneguen, by the way of NZMEGUEK, SEPT, 3. Yesterday the Magistracy of this City received notice, that 20,000 French Troops would march through this place, consisting of Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery. We are in formed, that they will pass by during three succes sive days, the sth, 9th, and toth of this month, at the rate Of 6 or 7000 men a day. Blwasu.s, SEPT. is positively asserted that the Emperor of the French will p,165 throul;h this City for . Strasburgh.. General SErtASTIANI passed by here yesterday, in his way froMkiolland to Paris. On the game day a Com:111,4014 Officer also curie throllo thii City froni Park, on a mission from the War Minister he proceeded for Maes tricht, the Lower Rhine, and lastly to Mentz. iiYDLN, SEPT. S.—The letters juit arrived from the'gmpiref state, that the KIN() of NAPI,ES had•kit that cupital for Palermo. According to the intelli genceftro:ight by an Anstrian r, arrive,.l 4-Florence ith of Angmt, hirge Convoy appeared off at die time.of departni . s. but it arts not known of what country tiny w, The KING of N'at..La has ticelared hub would neutral ; rw.licrtiwiess several Couriers , .pw.s,tl Lin,/ Florenee to itiapk's in baste; froth for Park and ;it. P f ..terAnirgh., 1!:10;Aor of SA Uri t4i H i : Bro- . titer to the Emri , .ttoii, had sucldonly tinitted' gcitie PARII, 31.-11 that N1311.11;1" t.1,1)1111111 faiity 4.41 'the Rhine, under the, Frt.nch 1:,:1111),T01', antl 4 . that General MAb- SEX h.Lre the edninunti in It:Lly. rr - A. larg t : eanip will he :i at. Omer's, to serve to reinfoVee the t'rk..alch 501;',..; on t!le, COast, to prote6t ibtavinn ;11r-tbtic, if iteeessary."— (Bvtavian. State (kzette). • 4.--Private letters from Calais and Bou. lope state,. that übt,two divisions only', but nearly all the TroOps that were encamped along the Coast, have broken 'up, and that about I cibmo men from those quarters are On their •mareh to . Stosburgh, where the hettd.quarters will be. Sarrsmasa s.—The tiquadron of Captain AUX,- MAN n, from Rocheß}r, has eruized about every -where, and, after haVing taken several En,4lislt Ships, among Which i§Htlit• Ratr..rer Corvate, it came to an anchor, on the Spanish Coast, on the Itith of Au gust, but has sailed again lion thence. On the ist instant' the first division of the Army of Boulogne, under the command of DA VOVST, arrived at Lille, to proceed to the Rhine on the following day. Three Rt4Mitents of Mom, Chisseurs, and two of Hussars, had also proceeded that way on'the preceding day. • Our Journals contain the fallowing article from Switzerland. • 4 6 BASI,U, AUG. 30.—The movements of Troops) and thelOrmin,!; of Cirri ps in the l'ro► ioces of the Austrian Mon:treitv, which border on 001 territory, namely, in Voralburgh and the Tyrtil, have. caus ed ,aa amazing sell several Cantons,. especially itt those on the Rhine. It is asserted,. that Baron Cav•Alptfq..N, the 41astrian Niinister in the Helvetian Republic, on being ititOrmed thereof, has availed hifaielf 01 this eireutw;untee to dt>clare to the Lintiamman, that' diC. ntrt of Vienna had not any hostile intention a , A,ain a ? t ii Pow er ; that the fbrmation of those C a m sp pace in virtue of a general measure for the eY.3.-ce.l of the 'Troops, and for Setae other rcztions; An 3 that Switzerhmii need not be noeitsv about it. We aro uev,rillele,,is afraid, in caw. the Ar:ir should b , arst th.:t .:ltlatria dill not'respea our ; and in tivit plAno our 0111% irt tik..l,,ol.etio;l of tho tilt,trious Em peror of the ifretlch,"' FRANyxotT, ::ire a , ,stuning tuore xvarlike appearatico camps .1 , .- sembieti at :t . It,}!;i.mia h i.t 11.6\k also roet-ived ortleA to )Otil the cany at ',int.": nearer tk; r, iAill e), medingly HtlCit • ot' HQ or I oo,ouo 'nen. 'From another ';II that tilt, Rus:iian Troops 11: , .sclubl(Nt ore twarchinsc fOr AO4- trinn :Bohemia, avliele, it 0 saiil, cc:ll,6u emes, go Butt Ivintor or the .:I.:..btriati 1 7 : toner on the bide of the I ) tnNiian State. ST, PZTERSI3UAGII, AIM 19,--SlnCe the return. of Birmt berk.nli pr.T.llatiotts for \Vtr are iti.kia ovar T 1161141 oxarciie of is Traov; in autumn \lra not, It sail, tak pi I this Tear I the Troap3 are inarchtn 1,) tilt; Frantier of this Erripird, o.li haxQ ceL'e 1 0.-ler3 to mike their camp eq , iiplga as as poi,ible. N COPE:IIIAGEN I AUG, —Tutoiligence ra teived some tun. a4o, that a Iron in. I was' in the I.34ltie,:but it was to be only on 't cruize 'for e%- erdsing the StitiL.'El. We have now 11-on infoi.,ll by seme.Masters 'Of the Vessels arrived 11,!re, thu: Russian Fleet of 13 Ships, among' whi...l) are fow.:or." the Line, and several Frigates, is o'dt itl the They are daily expe:Aed in our roa.ls, lit is sinned that they are bound to the Meditemioe'l2. noir TEL PARTS, SIA,T. I.—A tf French troop; have aaki that Flis 1 to.rn,irrow to St. Cionc fif: will make a long :eta Lt Cardinal Sp tigt Princess PAULINA. 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"..• .ii.:11;:i LiTsr Attt ~,:rtittilit.,try tioi .1 i.lli :!;;,e(t.tatt• Gt .4\ li l i , ',„' thi3 itteeliti(3l 't,:, ,''' tl.ti l f,,it of , - ti Lt 4 . 1 i , ;, I, )flit tilt; Art "',`.t vvitith Ist: ..t. l 1. t.. , . i niti:tct;, 1 t i cyll'itt(,,, V(.; ~, 1-, • 't i',..,„.1:,, FROM .THE BATAVIAN STATE O..kZETT. " HAGUE, SEPT. svvor:il Journa an 0 7 ):- nion has been.propagated, and perhaps on too vago;., grounds, that the preparations of the lionse of A -1,- tria had no other objet than an Armed Nmtralir.;, and the prote6lion of her frontier. Th:sop:ni.nl us does not app.. it very politic.d, and by 1 1; ) na ;ins as proceeding from a good source, and th.o :Le following reasons • "- Austria is a Power of the first rant she 11.:u strong and well-diseiplinel Army, celebrated all Europe. The resources which she 'p , )sses , ,es aie immense : she has a population of ,f 25 Army in time of peace is stulicient to maintain in- , teripi good order, and to is til fear into ac.. ‘v.tio would disturb her trannoillity. " Then who durst, t t the present situtitien ofrif; fairi, provoke Austria in suit a mintier tit it: pr....;1) !- rations for War Should bemme nect,.%ark for her ? . perhaps, Russia demanded in a commanding tone a passage for her Troops, to ‘;cad them t o i f or to the ? This is 411pr:16.01C. H 4 on her part, demanded a passage, to march. her Armies to the North ? This is impassible to con ceive. Besides, France wishes notinng- so mach as to remain at peace on the continent, in order to bead all her forcesgainst ElOand. "' A Power then,,:which prepares for war, with , out necessity; which's;lys, th.it she so from prey caution for the preservation of n r tranquidity„ t (pit least this way of re.i s onio,s atgiee br.t.ter with probability) have other motives, ;1a d other oh, Time will develope . those objects ; slaw how far the influence of English gold extends. " More reasonable and prolo. - dble appears another ' Armed Neutrality, which is already considered as existing; namely, that .of Prussia, Denmark, and the Eleelor:i of the German Empire.. The territL, ries of Pritssia adjoin both those of Sweden and of Russia ; and, perhaps, the former P o we r would not do' wrong to put herself, at the same time, in a state of defence against the two of liers, and against the flri tish Navy,,which will not fail to assist them. This would Pnissla, with great foresight, have sought a support in a league with Denmark and the I..leacts, -who are all interested in preserving the peace of the German Empire. , Denmark, a flourishing King dem, which Sweden and England view with emu . lation, and which possesses sufficient hoidness not to stult. Russ . 4r . to over 7 iule her,. n ill tilso, with . o , ocl policy, have sought the assistance of the Eledoral Armies, to render her cunt meiVe, her territorV, and 10r trzinquillity c. The sairae opinion may be applied to the Eleelors'. st'cia .A.rnh , d ,N,utrzlity then is tin ntason nvire pro!;:tbil., ant! p , ...rhaps the only one tlia't , 'will take place." • . CottN-Excitiiiriog i 16..--The qiootity of . \, iniportecl to-da)- fprins but a inikt,liiog ply, and sales of good quality fetch Fairly!. 11,..thtt prices, other sorts ; .Barley is in vary ~;!...ort sup ply ; but le Iv. white Pease, .and dtarer; Beaus of I) sorts keep their price; , there are very few fresh r!!) .;.);r.: ~- ttle is at lait prices; tertsts of .i. , luL4i: ,;;; our lasr. Wheat .14+ a 72 ad Brills . t a sta ad Fitir dirt.) . 764 hs T,ck l Cots 42 a d Rye (New) 33;., t4Z no oats .26$ a Sow A 353 0,1 4ai a 45., ad 1`,...11;141 do. 36i a 37i ad Ni A lt 7a4 a 13'1,14 uct 1' 40:.: Seed ski . 404 ,S)L P:1 I i Iti I.lour . 651 4 lo* sal LIGy oitio —'3 T. !) 1 %.01;(t4 r 601 6,2 044 SMITH E LP- M RI:. m Y, SkrT. 16, The Market of 0,11:, d:,y f-fhHt,tcl I,..ety large supply of differ:it !chick tic the pricei in nei•al flll Oicirt of Friday':, ancl the trod. was tolorahly brisk.--Vv%! ..1 vomit statenr.:at of the • • sink oil,l pr stoitt. 01 Kitt.. Beef 4*. al. J0..1 pd . to 4) 61 4i. to 51..-1'0,4 to f. it, 64.—laitto 4v. 2 744 511 ‘ , ''p "I"I 1- """I'' 227 0 ( :.( 1 "ct; 3, 0 -t i a 47 0 . EIMITHUItLI) ILAY:14111:1 , ,T. 114 21. I ts. ;1. 1i... Straw to 31. Clover 3 1 to 41. rtiDESTRIAN Kid nn, of 1 niglitß. resterda'y morning-, startc.d frot It the eorner Pork-htne, at tivo o'cloidt, to wait: to Windsoe, a cibitatice inik`Pp, which he had undeTtak cn to 'wlik in hoori twenty minute% fie waw an hour 141 walking to the shed - neisr Kew- hride (where he slionld have arrived eight or nine ttxiiltttc ,g bethe) ; he took a glass of Witte at 'lrvin !, 1441, and reached the eleven utile stone at 31) Mi.. Innis past Si` : thu next tv,YO units occupied 21 Itli nttees; which were loiing tine. IL arrived at the eittliteen-ntile stone at 48 minitto p;tst 51,1 ett; • navtng only 2-2 ntinuteg to w:111-; the remaining. three miles sevea titrlon4s, lit Was !..;iti-ified hii farther .!i . - 0 :,L , 11 would ty? irnith. , ss ; • he however milt: in ten minutes, i;trul then resigned tilt. contest. 64tiird Inornitry• f ' . l „ .Re ri e ocr,„ a vntituf: 11111) f , l 11.1 e trijlht Of i),triivls, (if . nin Crot, l 133"I'ybtnif irl4l it 'l"Art , - - e ; lit. NV:li niltoxyd fifty toit. iti tivoi lllitiLlit'i tit:l3l OW A' IA 0,1 ni late ileen (iovni4l of that hitl,l 0 1 . ii:tott.coot., vAtioh excitt?,: a !?;tatoral ire ocq ononi,lh:ni tin) t (~:{[liar'', anntiv!,r (.7i1;(;h t 1 ‘, mrtlee :api)tfitratlce ill :low ,I ?I!, rltt ,f,,nbt, be sought alter milt'', avidity. I NVi. tealigt of benefit: Titi.tot; ti,e .pre oil I (..t.tiry, not:;t: contain ittfOl!g nr.‘ef of „ 1 , tut.; utioat. joyotti tialAite to ;n any Lanilltes a welt as On the sth inst. diod, on board the Lady Jane Da!idas,._ GVOIIOF. AIAUTITCNOT, :Esq, late of the East-Tniiia Conai:lany's Civil Service on the Bea:;a1