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• 3 . ,A. • rt.l ',.. . ~ -.-f ti %, , . . f s 5t,. , .:. • ...4 , ,. - 1 , t r:- •„)" • fl 4 1 • •,,,,,.: 4, , , , i. s .. .4.4 ism ih,,. . 4; ter -2.4 ,•, . . , t .!; . . .r• . . . . 4 ' . ,,,v '" •Afi r : ;;;; ,. . ... i,. . ' •<,,,; ;;; :7 4, eit'qk !_ k •: 4 (-.N , "7&.? It. , 0-5e. , •4 "7 ~,'rTh., • ' s2> 7.P./.4..:7/plllll‘ 1 . t, rirT ... . L , - z. Y. -- I 0 , i , , ~,~~ . .J FPRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY. BlUi. 6028.; SAY UnDAY, JANUARY 4, 1812. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDLN . 1 - AN MONDAY . EVENING, Jan. 6, will be performed the Trakedy of KING .RICHARD :THE THIRD. ifter. which will be - performed, for the Loth time, -a New ca; led HARLEQUIN AND•PADMANABA; OR. THE GOLDEN I.ISH, With entire New Mil..ic, Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, &c. Mr. iIiPt'ERIF.S,• ' Castintne,,, Mr. NORM AN Omar, the hill:Jr - nail, Mr 110 LOG NA, jun.; Caytacattailliti, the Persian cook,, Mr. GRI MA I:. 1.)1 7 ; Lelia, the Sultan's Daughter, Mrs. PARKER; -• Nlorea, the Fisherman's Daughter, Miss E. BOLTON. Boxes 7s. Second-price 3s. 6d.--Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price Zs.-Gallery 2s. Second-prig; 15.—L - pper Gallery rs. Se cond-price 6d. , PlaCes tor ,the - Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at 'the view liox-Offite, in Hart-street. The Doors will DC . opened at Half past Five, and the Play megitvat Half;past6iX. • • • ; - The . nevV Pantortrinne of .Harlequin and Padmanaba, or, The G,,lden Fish, having been received throughout with the highest approbation and applause, will be -repeated every Evening till further notice. Toe Public are. Lea ne.drully intc,Tned, that a New Grand Oise,,,ri I , rama has tt.en long in preparation, und will be .duced. On Tuesday, the Tragedy of l'erey.-011 ‘Vednesday, The Comedy of Errors.—On Thurbtiay, Cato. P. ( pves Tragedy of The. Fair Penitent will• be revived imrne,baieh whin Miss Smith will perform the Cha racter of Caliita. . Shakspeare's Fragedy of • I ulius C;.esar. is in preparation, and:will be revived'aS soon as po-sinie. IRISH MELODIES, with Symphonies and Ac , com panim. It s by Sir 101-1 N STEVENSON, and Gha raeleristie Wods by THOMAS Mt)ORE., Esq. The Nol-)ility and entry, Sulascrthers to the above Work, are respectfully inti ritiM that the Flu wrti NUMB ER ty~ll be ready - tor de:ivery on Monday oc*t, linuary.6llt, at `the Publisher's, I. Power, 34, Strand; anti W. PoWer, 4, Westmoreland-street, Outtlin; where New Editions of the limner Numbers may tie,had, rite iss. ENERALSIIOI9I-IN MOORE's CORUN NA N-3 1- PATE:N"I: B L'')ST EA I), tUrroiny re4ulat Wrilitary Bed for the held, Barracks, &c..ako a SOFA ibr a Tem or Room, &c. and likewise a SEA:co - r for on board Ship: the whole packing in a small Valke ' a llowed the nio,t poitable. e ver yet .nrinufacture.d, invented by. NI - ORGAN itnd SANDERS, No. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, Who most humbly presiime the highest honours ought to be Piid all those who so gallantly live and die tor their King and Country. • ..-HORNSBY •AN D CO. SiTOCK-131W1c...ERS, , No. 26, CORNI-111.1... lIVI PORTANT STATE LOTTERY,- Two . Priz6s ; of 2.0,0301. iiuides inahy Capitai and only - 1 2,030 Tici:ets. Stich Adval...tages nearer were- exhibited to Public view. 1--101t.NSBY anti 'Co. s•dd the very first 20 ,0001. in the Y ear 1767 the two first 30,0001. ; the "Ave firtif ts,ocol., also ' • - of. . k 67 . -of - ,C 2,000 33 -of - - ,Cto,oeo 7a -of - ,C i.OOO 49 -+ of - 120 • T of SOO • Orders for Tickets-or Shares, b) Post or carrier, executed With fidelity and oiSpaich • The Drawing begins and fi zishes on the Mr of lAN UAR Y. No Prize lesslhan 201. HE= PUBLIC most esOeuthilly :invited to make early Purchases of. 'Tickets and Shares at CARTER'S fortunate Office, 8, Charing-Cross, tlie Lottery to be drawn oni l uesdaji,tite Stst of this Montlt,con laining Two Prizes of:420,00o, T wool k6,0n0, Two of . C 4,000, &c. and only tz,cpo Tickets. The following List of CAPITA L PRIZES was sold by CARTER in thelasTtetteries : - 3,363, -Class C. f,5,000, 111 twelve Shires. 1,852, Class B, ,Csoo, in thin:en Shares. 753, Class D,' k in twelve Shares. • 1,537, Class - 1). ,I,oor -, in fourteen Snares. 17;644, Class D, k s oo, in a yk/ hole Ticket. HAZARD, BUIINE,-.and Co. Stock-Brokers, No 93, 'Royal Exchange, respeattiliy solicit the Public attention to the SCHEME of the ensuing LOT TERY", Which contains z. . Prizes of . . £20.000 • 2 . . of . . . . 6,000 2 • . • . .of . . . . 4.00 0 Apd others of toed!. ,cool. ace. down to 201. Amounting in the whole to 120,0001. And-only Twelve Thousand Tickets. The whole Lottery will be drawn on TUESDAY, the "''tilt of THIS MON ru. THE great and unrivalled Success that has for , • . many years attended the, Old Offices of Sir IANII:S BRANSCOMB and Co. No, 37, Cowin I No. 18, Haymarket, N. 0.. tt, Holborn I No, :.691 Strand, • • • • And a' New Office, No. 41, Oxiord-street, Raving sold in one year. eight Prizes of 20,u0a1. in one ' Lottery, tu2,0c01., out of 2e0,0301. ; incluttiiig three Prizes of 20,0001., and• No. 2,570, 4 0,0001. ; also in last Lottery, 2, , , No. . 3 C,000 1 No. 1 ,741 (C) . t,OOOL 1,745 (C) . t,OOO 'Besides several of soo 4 ,02 5 (B) • 1 , 003 I &c. &c. In the latter part of which many of their Friends were dis -appointed, obliges them to request an early 'purchase in the &mail one of tz,oco Tickets, all to. draw the 21st instant, containing, 2 Prizes of . k.o,oeb 1 2 Prizes of . 7 C4,000 2 Ditto . . . 6,000 2, 4 02. 201. up to t,OOO Capitals neatly equal to Lotteries that have 'had twice the 'number of T.ckets. I. Si V 1 WRIG itT, Sole Surviving Partiier.. Who reflects, with pleasure, he Idig. since guarded the Public against the deceptive use of their firm. His concern tur those who suffered by not atten , iin; to it obliges him to • 'renew; the caution. . -- • NEW YEAR'S GILTS •ot TWEsITY THOUSAND POUNDS PRIZ.ES IN - F RE MA—CHLESS STATE . Luvr E 16:" of only r ,000 TICKETS, all to be Drawn on TUESD4Y,2i.st THIS MONT:I. (Contractor) gratefully happy in an • novoheing the nurtierous Capitool I"rizes which'he has' sold in the last three . or four Months, solicits the tention to the present Lottery, sncerely hopes to be equally fortunate in:disposing of Cap;ta.s to those who now honour him with their commands. 'flue Tickets are few, the Prizts Numerous, the Capitals Great, and the Risk SCHEME. 2 , Prizes of £20,000 Are . £40,000 2 . . . . 6,000 . . : : - 12,0n3 2. 4,000 . . .. 4.000 . . .: . • 8000 6 . •,. . 1,000 , . . . . 6,000 • - 2,396 . . . from S 6O to £ 2O " • - 54, 0 0 0 i The following CA PITA L PRIZ E'S w::•resolti inkares at 4...CORNHILL, and 9, CHARINGROSS,, LoNDoN, and by BISH'S .Agt...nts in the Country, in tbc two Lotte ries drawn in 061.ober and November last.: 1,693' , Class A £16,000 3,343 Class C . 4 r5,c00 3.363 - 'A . 5;000 1 71 •• . ,A 3,000 • . 1,85; - A 2,000 1,853 .' 13 . 2,000 4,025 40 C • 1.00 0 052 A 500 2,051 - A 500 3,8b3 - A . 500 3,86; •••• 13 5•: , 0 &c. Su:. &e : An immediate Purchase is advised, . as, from the Sin:! - liioss of the Lottery, 'TicKets and Shares may tx very *carceicrn. in a day or two of thd Drawing, which wilt b..: TUESDAY, die zist INSTAN C. To the ELECTORS of the lIOROUGH of 8A.R14. STAPLE. GENTLEMEN, 111 Y the sudden Decease of my highly respeaablo 15 and much esteemed Uncle, GEORGE WOODFORD THIiLI.IJ SO N , lisq - .' I"- "am unexpected!) called uprn to ofter'myself a Candidate to fill: the vacancy which his death has occasioned in the Representation in Parliament of your, ancient and honourable Borough. Having at this moment to attend his remains (as . he died in my house), I have only this means .of assuring - you' that it I become the objett of your choice I will persevere in those steps which first re. commended my Uncle, to your notice, and which have since obtained'him: so much of your regard and atledion. - I hope, before the Election takes place, to be able to pay ' my'personal respect to each ; individual Voter; - in the mean time • . ' . , . . . ' • I have the honour to subscribe'MYself, Gentlemen, „ . . ~ Your very faithfnl and obedient servant, • . RENDLESHAM. Rendlesham-Hall, Suffolk, lanuary 2,' 181%. VOCAL_CONCERT, tbl2.. ESSRS. HARRISON, BARTLgMAN, arid IV/ GREAT° R EX,- have the honour most respedfully to acquailit. the Nobility, Gentry,_ and their Friends . m in ge neral,' that the CONCERTS will commence on F I D'A Y, the 2 , st of February next, at the elegant Rooms in Hanuver- .Tire Bind; 'and.Choius (including the celebrated• Female, Singers from Lancashire), will be on a Grand Stale. The Managers are happy to announce the engagement Madamew of. 'CATALAN 1 • for their hole number of Con certs. . hveey exertion is making to render the Perforrnances Wor thy, the attention of that highly d,istinguislied and very ex-, tensive patronage they.kave been honoured with for Eleven Successive Seasons, and which the Managers gratefully aC kitowfedge. • . • Further particulars 'will be speedily published. Books will b.! opened in a few days to receive the names of Subscribers at Birchall's, 133, New Bond-street. . Subscriptions will aUd be received by the. Managers.. DANCING. IN ,/f R. WILSON most respeCifully inform 9 his .I.Vi Subscribers and the Public, that the Third Edition of Ins ANALYSIS of .COUNTRY DANCING is 110 W ready- for- delivery, price I2S. containing, in addition to the former Editions, a great numbefot new Figures, several new 'Reels, an EsSay on the beti6riment of the , Person in Dancing, with Tables•tor Composing almost any number of Figures to one rune, together with the complete .Etiquette Of the Bill - Room. To •be had at his Residence,. 9, Bedford-street, Bedford tow, Holborn, and of all the hhoksellers, where may be had; price ss. his Treasures of 'Terpsichore. Mr. Nilson's Academy for Dancing is now open ,every where persons of any age riiay be instrueled, in every department of Dancing, attapted.cit her to . the Stage or Ball tootrr Ladies May receive instructions, irons Mrs. Wil son,, ir, every department of Dancing. Caids of Terms may be had "As above. • BRITISH FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE. I'HE Directors are ready - to grant P. , lices for. the of Buildings, Furniture; Merchandize, Vessels, .and all other Property, are insured a t ;ain,..t - E, •• on prineip;es "the Most liberal anil'e(fuitable, and on Terms consistent with the mutual security of the Office, and Public. Insurances due at Christmas must be renewed within Fif seen days therehom, or the Polices will be void. The .iiic.7..fascd value of all Voaperty renders it - in general necessary in pructgut Persons to add to their Insurances; such additionS will b ade 11 this Office without charge for the Fotices ; and no charge will be made for Policies fur I nsir ance ot 30°1. or upwards. ' , ARMING STOCK at the reduced PremiuM of 2s. per Cent, Proposals may be had Gratis at the principal Offices in the Strand and London; or of the Company's Agents in theditierent 'Cities and Towns in Great Britain and Ireland. . . ROBERT SKE urolsi, Secretary. MR. NICHOLAS SALMON takes the liberty . of soliciting the Nobility and Gentry to honour him with a' continuance of their Patronage, and of informing theta that •he will, on the loth of January, tS2,R E. 0 P .' his SCHOOL in. Biggleswade, confining himself to such a small number of Young Gentlemen, as will enable him and his Assistants to render each, Lesson equal to a private one. There they - are genteelly Boarded, - taught the Continental Languages, and qualified for the University as well as Com merce. Terms Sixty Guineas, and a Quarter's notice previous to a removal: Those Parents, whose prudence will lead them to inquire whether Mr. S. is ,elualitied for the instrudion of Youth, and in what manner he dischargts his duty, May apply .to Samuel Whitbread, Esq M. P. of Southill ;- Lord Ongley, of Warden ; John Harvey, Esq. of Ickweil ; Robert Tre vor Esq. of litwick ; Colonel Campbell, of Blunham (all in the i County of Bedford); Geotge Cook yarborou g h, Esq. of Doncaster ; Coutts hrotter, Esq. ; or Richard Trowarci, Vsq. in, London, Riggleswacle is 4; miles froth LOndon ; the house .in a most salubrious situation, which aflOrns this great conveni ence, that ino,t of the Stages to and from the North pass daily close to the door. This Day was published. HandsbntelY prizited'in T,-.:- , o Voils;SVo. with zs Engravings, Price 21. as. in boards, - • pETRALOGY i . a TREATISE ,on - ROCKS. . by JOHN PINKERTON, Esq. Author of -Moderit G eoA r A phy, &C. s c ,c. Printed for White, Cochrane, and Co. Horace's Head, Fleet -street. . , • • LIBERAL EDUC.ATI ON. This Day was published, In Two large Volumes Octavo, embellished with an elegant Frontispiece, designed by Corboulci, and engraved by Springsguth, price rbs in boards - , or in Seventeen NOm bers, price is.. each, - every Number containing pages of Letter,:•press ' and the whole embellished with Twenty-six useful and elegant Copper-plates, THE ACCOMPLISHED Turott Coin plete. System of Libe'ral Education. ' . • Containing a Familiar and Compreheosive Illustration of the following Subjects . English Grammar—Elocution—tiemnanship —Short-hand Vulgar Arithmetic—Decimal Arithmetic - Stock -Holding —Merchants' Ac,:ouirts—Nlenstiration -Architeetwe —0 tics—Algebra—Doctrine of Annnities--Trigolionietry—Lo garithms Geography—A stronorny Mectianicsl— Llectricity • —Pneumatics— I ydrostatics —HydratiliCs—and -Drawing.. 'By THOMAS HODSON. Thiki Edition, Corrected. To enumerate the various classes. ot individuals to whom the present ‘Voik will be highly acceptable, 'would be to particularise almost every de:ciiption ot mankind. • The, Scholar, under the tuition Of a Master, would find his la bourS greatly abridged, by a reference to sirch a treatise. the mechanical youth and man ot business will tind all that is necessary to (pith!) , ,for the Shop and. .Counting-house. Thos. who - have itt'sscil the . adVantages of a linetal (..duca lion,. may here supply their detects, and - the e xperienced Scholar, may find his account in reviewing time earlier part of his education. - • ": This Cert,inly is a useful and cheap Work - ; the modern improvements on each subject are introduced; and we have no scruple in giving it our general recommendation.".--Bri tish,Critie. • London : - Printed for 11, 1). Symonds; and sold by Slier woo:t, Neely, and Tones, No, 2e, katernoster.row. • k'ILTUALLING-OFFICE, jam. 3, 1812. THE COMIIIISSIgNERSfor PICTU4LLING • -A- His 111.4.7ESTPS NAI"Y do hereby ive Notice, That on Friday the loth inst. they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed up), and ireat 12r Otte Hundred Tons of BLACK-SMYRNA or,ALEXIA RAISINS,-to Ge an swerable to Samples to be produced wills the Tenders ; to 6e des livered within One Month, into his Majesty's risualani Stores at Deptford; and to be paid Pr by Bills, payable, with Interest, 'Ninety Days after date. The conditions of the Contral tit,ty be.seex at the Secretevy's . Office. . No regard 'will be bad to 97 .Tender in which the Pi.te,sball hot Ge inserted in words at leng!ly, that shall not be delivered to the Beard 'before One o'clock on the said Friday, the loth inst. nor unless the Person WIG makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when cat ed OFFICE OF, ORDNANCE, Dec. 2o‘lEit., THE PRIVCIPAL OFFICERS 'of HIS 111d -11 jESTY's ORDNANCE do .hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Of f ice, in Pall Mill, on or be fOre Friday, the loth day of yantiaiy next, from rlich Persons as may be -willing to undertake the supply, of ,LINSEEDOII. and TURPENTINE, for Setniice cf this Department, for a period of Three Years, determinable at the eXpitation 1 One Year, at the option of either party. • Samples of the- Artiths may be „viewed, upon applicati n at the principal Siorekeefer'sOfficein the Tower, and further Par ticulars, together with the l'erl7ll. and Conditions of the.Contrad, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-,Mall, afOresaid, a'y day between the hours of en and Four o'Cock, where the Proposals MUTt be delivo'ed, sealed up and indorsed, " Pro posals tOr Oil and Tprpentine';" but no Proposal can le admitted after the said lath day of y innerly, at, -Twelve o'Clock. at -Noon of the same Day; neithet will any _Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behaij, shall attend. By Order °jibe Boa , d, • R. 11. CREW, Sec. 011 1 /CE OF OR Li JV N(..1%, , . • . Dec. 2^ 1511 . THE PIUNCIPiII. OFF ICERS - Or HIS 'I,IA JESTI"s °RON /INCA do hereby ,kive 'Notice; that Pr4oials zaill be .received at . their Of fief, in Pall-Mall,' on or before Wednesel.ix, the Bth day of January next pans such Per son.s as may he 7viMni to Undertake the supply of HAR NESS and COLLAR MAKERS MATERIALS, for ser vice of this Department upon a Contact fir Three Tears. Pattern's of the /I, ticks to be supplied, may be viewed neprin . applicdti,on to the StOsekreper, at the Royal Arienai at .14/o4WiCh,. and farther Particulars,' together the Terns and Cdnditions of 14eContra‘'.7, and a List of "the Aeticies ,nay be., bad at the Secretary's office, in Pall_ Mall, .a,foesaid, , any day. between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clek, where also the Proposals. ?sink: be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for the supply of HarnesS land Collar Makers Materials ;" but. no Proposal can be admitted after the said Bth day of January next, at Twelveo'Clock at Noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Pa : HI making it, or an Agent in his beb4, shall attend. By Order of the Board, • R. if. CREW, Secretary. • This Day was published, price 65.. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW ; or Critidal, -journal, No. XXI{ VII. . • Contents: Publications on the Education of the Poor. Ellis on Respiration. Porson's 1-lecubA. Hardy's Life of Lord Charlemont. Publications on West Indian Slavery. •. 1?a -person Toleration. .Humboldt, Essai Politique sur . la Non velie Espagne. Mr. Brantle's P i ap:is in the Philosophical • Transactions:. • Transactions of the .GeolOgical Society.' 'Pombe, Voyage aux. lodes .Orientales: Quarterly List - of new Publications. Notice by the Editors. •: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburghl and White, Cochrane, and Co. Fleet-street, London. Of whom -may be had, Complete Sets Eighteen Volumes, price 111. ss. in boards, or single Numbers, price 6s. This Day was,pliblished, handsomely printed in 4to. with Engravings, price 11. r rs. 6d. or on fine paper, price 21: 2S. boards, rrHE -LIFE of the Right Rev.. JOHN HOUGEI, U. D. successiv4ly Bishop of Oxford, of Lichfield and Coventry, and 'Worcester; formerly President of Sr. Mary Magdalen College, Oxford, in the reign ,ot lames 11. containiug inariy.of. his Letters, and BiographitAl.Notices of several peistini with ~ Vhorn he was connected. • By JOHN WI LMOT, Printed for the Author sold by White, Cochrane, and Co. I leet-street; Longman and Cu. P,atrinoter.row ; and Cadell and I.jivies, Strand. Of whom may be hatl,"hy the same Author, lately pub. , . • lisped, the Second Edition, with Additions pf Me mo ir s o f.the l.ite nt the , Right Hun. Sir Eardiey late Lord. Chid justice of the coUrt of Common Pleas, &c, With some original Letters, in Siip. price 75. , 0r in royal Svc.. price tos. bd. in boards. • • TMMP AIR AND FOGGY WEATHER - . . Maternity al - nat those afflicted with A s tiM AS, COUGHS, COLD%; 11001? I NG-COUGH; a►d DI 1 , FICULTY of BR IiATIIING/ IORLYS. Original PECTORAL . BALSAM (if ROA hilt) UN U, an elegant Preparation tram , that well-know - 0 Herb, has for near -Twenty Years obtained the pre-eminence (beyond precedent) for the cure of the above complaints; the authenticity of this may be ascertatnni at most of the respectable venders it Medicine, in the ptinci. pal Cities and TownS in the United Kingdom. The popo7 lathy and salutary effeets'of this invaluable _Medicine needs no comments on its virtues; the extensive demand proves. its-supe,s miry as a public Kediicine to give immediate relief. he public will please to obseive,-eack bottle is enclosed 10 an attested Affidavit, made at the Mansion—housc, lune 7th,. ;Sus, without which it. cannot be genuine. Sold in bottle at los. bd. W. and, zs:-9d..each. Sold. Wholesale and Retail by Dicey and Sutton, Pave Church-yard ; F. Newbery and Sons, Shaw and Ldwards, St. Paul's Church- yard ; lobo Evans, 4z, Long-lane ; -Bar. clay". and Sons, Fleet—market"; K, lolinston; Creek -street, Soho W • Urecn, 54, Barbican ; Sanger,. isp, Oxtbr(Lbrreet y the only l'ltnrietor, R Ford, Cheinist, Gosyvell-place, ear Islington, tratn-Barbican ; by.R. Butler, London ; and y all 9ther Venders ot Aledieine* FI:0111 THE ANTIGALLICAN ItiONITQR. (Resurnect from our Paper of hursday. ) " On your way to - Berlin (chemin fa4ate.), you will stop a few days at the following - : First,, at Oarlsruhe;'wh re you are to see the Ba - on It hasalready peen ,observed , in these inst. uciiiihs, 'that he is . a very vain man, Von will !ell the First Consul has a very high opinion of him, ' and that he will continue his good offices toward, him. It is reported to tpi froth our Minister at Stockholm, that .the King of Sweden intends to qUit his States, And to take up his residence in the Baden territory. it the King conducts himself peaceably, the First Consul can has'e no objection to I.is cons- lug thither; on the contrary,, he should wish to s,e-.t the ,King - quit Sweden, as'in the event of the plan now on the tapis succeeding,. that country might b-s di , Posed to tike part with us against . Russia. Let nOt.a word escape you about, the change of dynasty; &c. ; the petty Sovereigns'of course will be alarm ed at it, as they will very naturally conclude slam • something Will be dOneagainst them. , Indeed thus presebt disputes between' them and the Equestrian • Order (disputes encouraged by France, for the put-- • pose of diminishing the power and influence of •ihe petty Sovereigns ofGerrnany), begin to alarM tht , . These princes are - all":rapapious,• consequently thyl do not like any inno,VAtion to be made an their con.; stitutian and power.''taton entirely devott - A • - to the French interest ; he has been aieted in peCus -Mary matters by France. .Prcsent - hiin'with one of the beSt snUtT•boXeS you have - with you; and,re:l him he may expect a continuance of, favours (tom the' FirSt Consul pesire him" to propng:lr-..,. as Much as he can' with propriety, the proposals made • by Austria to France, during the recent negociations carried on at /131030.9 0 to o;:pe'l the petty, Skive... 'reigns, and to give them anntrities to live as pii.to • gen.leinen. It must of course be insinuated France 'received Oa proposals with' indignation. 'Nothing can drag the Heinseof . Austria into the mud , prut trailer "la 111 . 1.0 rt dutriche plus duns la bo!;e)--- , rnate titan these reports, as she %Vic), bY those means, entirely lase the cait'ifidetice of l tie German Princes. You May even report t':.at it has bee?) th subject'of touch Conver'sation in the diplo- M:itie - cifttes at Paris, in It pres . Loce Count Co bentiel, who cl:d not deny it.ll) • Shoirld 'a change of dynasty not, take place, - and the SOverei9s stytee 10 a new, partition of Europe, .in..,case„Che Pretender shoula. abdicate, 'Baden not remain . , an 'independent State : 'endeavour to sound .Baron. E— on this subject t he may in that event hold an eminent post under lie-ness , order; of ,; things ; it matters not to him, we should imagine, it he serves Peter or Paul. Yon will not find any Otrintism whatever among the Germans. • " ft'-has been reported that the English Govern. ment intend sending a-Minister to Ca'rLsruhe, as 110 British .Cabinet have always had Minister at•an Electors Court in Germany. What good can re suit to England 'from such an Embassay ?. They have a'Minister at Stutgard, and what Can their rea son be to have another at Carisrnhe.? Even those Ministers are not very favourable to France, and ;I * t is very extra Ordinary,, that two ,decided enemies to France should be appointed so near •to each other. .---What will the 'Court of Baden' do on this oc casion ? . . On quitting Carlsruhe„ proceed to Heidelberg, for the purpose of visiting Posselt, the celebrated author of a periodical publication called Iteit ilnnalen," (Annals of the World) ; he was formerly a great partizan of our Revolution, and was ultimate, with General Moreau, when he was in Germany,; but since the eloignement of, that General, Posselt, it seems,. has .become violently anti-French. This man's writings have great weight in Germany—en daavour to make him change his principles.' Give him a snuff-I)6x of an inferiOr value, and subscribe for 000 copies of this work, provided it is written duns one ton esprit. , You must point cut to Ojos the impossibility of circulating his work in . Franccti unless that is done. Alsace and Lorraine, and ihe tour new departments, will be , the places where that publication will be mostly circuiated, as. it is written in the German language. Let him, on that condition, seriO 'IOU copies to Pangens, •the book seller, Quai • Vultaire, in Paris-4-200 to Mr. Slice,' Prefect at Strasburg,--and 300 to Mr. Jean- Bon St. Andre, Prefect of Mayence. In case that &es not gratify his wiShes, offer him 21)00 ducats ;, but do this wit h •great caution, as it is dangerous, you must be well aware, to commit yourself to pubic writeri. .0) Endeavour to ascertain, .while you, ate delbere;, , hoW the Editor of the Journal Politigue de . Munheiin gels his news, as he certAinly must be in corres,iondtnce with persons in a superior sratiort.of lite.. If you cannot get the necessary information on this subjet at Heidelberg, it will be . worth whild going to' Nan helm for that purpoSe, " You will then prOceed to •Stutgard.-A-It would be supposed titat every thing is anti-French . there, on account of the Electress being an, English 'Prins ctss ; however that is not the case. The EleCtbi himself, although, formerly "very Violent against France, is nevertheless now .very much iii her • Ct. your : in fact, he is gtateful for his elevatioh,,which he owes 10 the 'First Consul. .Endeavour to CoUnt'W--; he seems to be a Very Wavering . _ ( This is easily accounted for. • Cobentzel was We tool of Biaon'warte ; end it_ is more than probable that the Aus, trig n Cabinet knew nothing whatever of theSenegocilitions : most likely Buonaparte ordered Cobentzel to propose it, for the purposes of hereafter exposing the Austrian Cabinet.--- , EDITOR • • . 12) It i well knoWn that M. Tosselt never changed hi; republican principles to the hour of hit death. Dunng.thz Revolution he always wrote on replablican 'principles. When Buonaparte . assumed the sovereio .power, be bate.d that measure. in strong terms, nor could any offer.nia•!.# to him by Buonaparte -induce trim to change his p*rinciph.s. Pcisselt knew how to make a distindion between republican And Buothipartean principles. - Hear ,this, ye Eriglash; ristt Editors of the sci.divinl Republican lournals ! Taft. a lesson from this Gerrnan Republican Writer.' When selt neard of Mureau's arrest, he threw himself out of win. w, and was tilled on the ;;pot.