The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-26 00:00:00

7 3 ,{ 1 f. oNliltr , 7433.] • • BRITISH GALLEILY, PALL-MALL. oncE is given, that the EXi•HBITION of celehrated PICTURES", by ITALTAN mAsTmts, will 11 " t• be CLOSED until the F.%-enin4t, MONDAV, the I2th of Aligtett. Open front Nipe tilt Six• Atlisittatccc lc.--Cat tlocue liy4r, . JOHN YOUNG, Keeper, ITCH 1 - .10L1)E11.57 of 5 pet- Cent. FItENCII STOM as may wish tottrnil thensiet7es of the .Irr itiee- Theillg made by the French (ioveranient for the ri p.ir ntent in England of the , IJIVIDENIP:. thei, F. nt the c arrent.exchange, intturtizatelv after noir liveor.iitig doe, are informed, that In order to iiitiet the titvolviiiht doe the 214 of B Vtvlnber next, power; tit att..riley i n tits rtcel , it tif the ,tiatne intuit be !lent to Mr.-tlrb, I, l re4t Winchettler-,trevt, Ili) itt the 2 Aitgu , t; (abs of powers itt iitl iimec, or atty other infoi Illation re litive.to French food:, :04y IS had by applying there, either Peronally, or by letter. . . il CAII.ROi,E.,, routract or for the pre s ent ILA . s'is.kTE 1.. .i.:C.Ili, observes witit . gregi sittisfactinii,. ~ . 1 1,s t the ~:iie,t.... h... li,is h.,.; .:,, h•io , t•tr of sutunittio4 tot e P! , blir : is likely to o 't ,i 1 '.: ~'",. it , I,L, aprommti.ot. .'Pus P tochioes ;,:ready io.,de. d ocl Olt) the ;nagnet olAttr,Action. (ilaotl Prii,s 0f.... ' / .400,90 2 2 it ..... L.lo.otitt M• ttre. And.smiy F .117 lel,* Th,tiloi.ml Ticktts. t The Lowry will o r „ w i tig 17th suiVTEMBER, RLI 71 the First I's izt r .1.111/111 . 11 to NI ()it 1. flew' • FOR TY T. !CP': 1.) I'i)UNDS,.. • —lll w Ol Ag 14.,w 1 , tit "'t i c,. 111;10.,, iti 1,141-7! t Ireiwit!rt. • 'f I ( METs and N .Elt• CA1t1.01.1., Cnn• t..r4CtOr, 7, CORM - I'LL, - 71 MI ~ whyro 'tight Capit i ' l'iriZOß were sham] 5t.1,1 Last Lottery. N.B. the P thLC Funds transacted. This Day was 1 , 11'11.411(9i, ill SV 1) o. ' price 12s. ~ 31119, A TREAT' ii„- NA Hi ti CUL( E of. (k)UT ; elieirliag• a (eneral V 'i , sv of a Morbid to„ Nt3te ofthr I), :ze,rite Or.cio'S; and of I(eginitto : with simile ~ .ostreittiao; uu Itlietottotis , . . • • Ity (41,11tLES StI7I)ANIOIt.E, M.l). lietriher of the Royal. Colivice the Meilicl •" 911 ko:lete f Ldon, &e. Ste. Printeil for the .\iitloor, suit hy Longman, Horst, 11 !Cat Orate, arid Of w oi iv lie hat:, lately • An Aratlysis,h om of the . .1 Witter at 'Flitwhridge Wells, I.9IIRUgtC Aceiiuut of. its +leilicioal Proptrtiesi Ity (:haul"., Ni D. T . ,. hid, are imilexr.l, Uhsrr.tatiuus ern the Properties of the Water iu Doule*tie irse, by Thiewits 1114 nis‘mi l'rice asi• This Day were published, lit ( h 4 ttlick Valuate royal tiro. price 24c. in ho3rds, 1,14,;(; 1 - ti ALS ; 1,1., 14 Copimii i7l• IVCti.,l Sii mFan i h Practice; comprising, " 0 !* Voludie. c.mt.iinctl in the two f"f"'"' with th e ,` ll4 '" aiot of one never before printed, in re k.lll (If i 1 .41 , §Ci)01,1 and Nat tonal Schnols. ** • w t'oliones of this Collection liavin bee, tillilel • • • l "" VVlTilociy 1. 1 611 CV, 111.! oprietors des. med expe seitt to reinditisti, iu .E.s• :e -elect. number of Set.- 311 . 1 nts. tsket t I lie Iwo with several otlsers tirttc 6.1.11 e to., fled, ill Ld1.1.1 . not p;i6listierl, 1)0 calcliltticd Of tile 4 ants, and 5.1 1"g c. ; 1 ",, t. t tie Piety and Wisdom of sucii Preachers • t . 71 ~uii , . .„1,.,5 .1 Ntoonnan and the either t . • • Of wltHin :trty ;11,6) ht had, 4:S;'" , •t 111.! E;t4r111( L:(ll . ;itts in Prue, Poetry, ' 4l vA.tl,. R..v,Ll s,'). ice•ios. ( itch, in Igrird». • NicltVtit7: !)t. 1,(1 1'llEtt(ill.t.;••; intop%, r if Av.E. etiv ithrio:4 , llAlt 14. r the;: r:nca• • y iu every de it.riinion• - of Nervous a : y.boisi(i ti w i r 'mi .:, 4 ,14 11 /Wilt . `, , .14 Spirits, ‘)1 ti ; , ;l•.re , , Irregularity' of Ili.hit, • Flt' iii fno•itli 1)1 :lahietv of lliall, 1/inmess of Sight, l'!vikhcFits „i* . F1,, ; 1 1 , mod for every hint! of I)e. i:!.`Y 4tr la s noml..t; iv neilh , r•lieredit•iry, or ........asioned hy s t " . '4 1 "...Unhealthy climates: 'the intn. use sit Liplorsoir other•Noxiotts , Flni&: ino Z . 7 1 • 11 "u 4 r , ',a L. or close Appliestiost • to- study : excesAve .si let ; administration of ; I i'aft.lit; or other can, - es: thq,eßtilicteci, is partivillarly eht...‘.htit,tr.....1,11...1 risl 0f.% Iltralu•nile'Nl...licine.ifilms w hich olitainingulinost tsictliat e and `•t'• peirseversneo in taking it, the Complete re "Lthil'h,h,lit• of their Health. „„ o a hl in Bottle.. at 4s. thi2;• It s. and lit. at Messrc•Daler S ' i li*, NO. 4. Clieoro , idr ; London; and also by the mine's -I.hinksellers and Nletlieine Venders in every 'cowts. . . . . ‘ P , r 9 7 Nitt.. --, .Cii(itiNsoN, NEtvNiVs-sTREET, OXFORD- ROAD. . , N 'OVltet) 'MADAM, • r ine to stale the case of my clear 061 ' 1 ' two,' 11 , 6,4 4 cattalo , he was at nurse, and 'so ill with 4 vetli flitt 11 • . ' I n's earn. , Omagh his dhoti hat4„t . • Ls, co twit they were law Rd p with rags to liCep dicta t :':C"her, nail was obliged to he carried on a riii...v, whrti to the the Doctors wei'ti very angry with the i y, i ie; they told her t o t a ke him h o m e and let hi m die quiet re hr, wits in a dying state. An out-duor Patient told her 1:)(11,, Yull,• and get a li , dtle ut the AM I o '.II.ICAN SYRIA'. The first 'thin , the child's gums were tr; • ' 1 he went boo a fine sleep, which' to him bad been a c at :l 4 l" for sorne weelis, and before the Bottle Wai:iised lie uut 14,11,it nit his Nurse's aria, and I thank God he is now a • 4 th, honoured Madam, with toasty thanks, Your's, respectfully, . M. HIDE, No. ►sz, Bloomsbury. Marhet. S he had as ;wove, and by all the. itriacipal edicitte - 'hier( and et - 1'1)10, - y, itt 2s. bd. a Bottl hi e. 1„': B. Mrs. Johnson relieves.the Infant Pour, as usual, at "-' l ' } louse, evrcy Tuesday. and Saturday morning, from nine t i l t 'teo o'cl,ick, h y bringing a litter Irani a respect - tde house el'er to certify that they are real objects of 'charily.' VALUABLE. FANIIIN MEDICINE. ' rear , '; '„,'"l VALUABLE. or Obstruction of tier Stomach and llonfr',s, '', 1 . ;!!‘', etli.o..stion, Flatulency, Bilious or sit.lt 1.1,:ta- Ach e . ' ~4 " ''..1.1i Distention of - Ore. Bowels, Sicltno.,s at Ntualutto, rlubitual C'ostivettess,./.4c. scv: I rti t ' t .7 il.kl.l..‘M'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. .. . •'- "1.) s: te anti elt. ; „:1111 prupatation is lust)? . ,ti , • •• ' tlte , ..e.tei. t i f r its .t.,, , rtt- , .a.!1t. and viitain operation, 'l. Ivhich it ..t, t it' * - 't i t' 0' ►• .11 hi 'Ol file t Ntr,,,,,„- ' - ' ll -'-• I- , .3' reronvo .ie..netentat or .p,tin. I . . . i pl a i"7 - . 1 4tett It.ta-, 1., wilt.thrr :trisinu front Wilt?. Indigelltiolft ' It - ;, 4,11 tCY, ter t eilii ; si,littr,t :it :ittan - ach, - 1 - I cad .Ichr, &.. i l yittl 4 l , t, ley eb,loo ; .;ing acrid hilt. ;hr .ttlicr crtitlitic% rrtaincd g ft ., ~„`l , l , l l't itit, t l re-te.al, .o.ti..cts tit ap •itteratirq tn't lir i4Si, 01: li t , -- "Y- Fret. trimi , :lay nettitnontal or •Inercurktl prcitarit• :„."1 'I , tt ;ell' Bates*Sille ;. and :hal Leven givcn with iifigii- 'iLit.,.!!' vrieLt tttaitt4 l'rrovtiti:v• Its fictimi is pat ticu tar ly 1. 14. .. c i1ict1 - to it i .,..„" o f nitie„, s il q i,il.,, witi those uf se:leittary ' 4 l)(l'. : ',, wilcr y 4, 'lllla:tent action- of tier etowrts is not' kept . 111), 14 ~.I ' '., - s re:Patin:o in-those org - tos arc trctrit' l 4 l s'l4' ' - 10- - 4 4 1 - f ~.t''`i . '''' anti tiestrtitiots, licatl- ,a. , languor, , and giddiness, - -t , stn... • • , of wt . arirtess mini oppres.tion. . , easel" s i '.-1/ Ili•rhovr Mr caust., the ettect roust c . ... . _._ '... ( lir?' ' y. , „ 441 wilt I"tilly coeevelice the inttient of thvir efllm 1,04: It,: U . orst ettscs of littitens r r'Stett 1.-1‘.3 , 1-.tchz. are err- th iti l l tenon -ell hy i sitiglr tto, c , Tio.rl in a- 'nude sbot•trr fi nest 1 .1.i . ,, t t ,' , 1d . be rrttlitrd. hut tr.bett esperintici.. l'he. Proprietor t , %. 4110 $ It in!:;eiter to Tratar6,th,y will hr t.eanti not wily to act , 1114, 1 . L r: tea or uneasiness, hot t , iravt; the - hotly, atter their ri,:" l4l (' action crises, fret".- front that - costive slat,. wlncli ` x 4;`1 11 1 stictc:rtis the stprratiatt . of laxat iv I . !viedieittes. - ~ ~. . ( :1' )*b01.,..1k. anti rrtnil, by E. Ethtit -rtk, iii;,St..•Paut,o f it,.;, ..; .,'-/-.411- ` 1 ''' .l,l l4ir, oSforti-strevt ; 'Putt, Exch;ttige ; and ' 1.14(11- ru'ev, liniburu. • - .. _:• •O' a: ~ • ' 17.4 'I4 C !A )1; • 51 - _ 44 11 1 it 14) V,JUL !Hl3. • , MEDICO-CHIRITRGICAT, TRAM ACTIONS, Vol,. VII. PA KT 1. This Day weir . publictied, iit Hvtt. (With 4 Pinte4), price Ms. Gd Ipid; Xri,l.7, Part I, Of (jilt 111tOiCA . TRANSAC .III. 1) . 1141,01er! hy the Medi* and Uhirurgical • newly of lon.tori., Printed for LOnxmatt, Httrst, gees, Orme, and Brown, tertioster-r..w. _ Of whom he hall, • Volumes I. t.) o,o*rims price,.sl. 4s. boards. . _ TII E - IstVtl)l.tELl; AND ELGIN CONTROVERSY. ,Moiled, AGO, laic.: :Ss. all, St Ned, A D.DE.I) tile RV, ttAiNS or 'l i ons 11VE.)1)1.:1,1,, late Fellow of Trinity College. Cant. i'Voldieatino of the Editor agaittst rer. thit. Polilludiom. or the r:arl of C:i4id and others, accouipa- Hied by an Irides to the whitli. Work. liy the iteverenrr ROBERT TA'EI)DELL, Printed for .1. Mawins.t. Ludgate-street. Of Whino may arc had, The Seciold of the Reamins • to which are added, the or.IIVN itiucli new Matter, And an Index. Price 31.35. 110.1163, 'Phis Day ivai I.ul)lished, hi square Imo. price is. (id. boom', grip!. NIOV POCK i' OICTI()NARY of the FiZENCI - 1 anil I..lN(i['.lol;.S. to TAro Puts. I. Freud, awl EiL.;ll.ll. , 2. 'and French.-- , the Worth ia gcsieral ( 7 s,z, Anti authorised ti the !test WI TIJONIAS NUGENT, T.L.D. The Fourteenth . Edition, cirefally rvrised and enlarged by .1. M. Printed for .J. Ntiwaiali. Ludgate-street •, F. C. and J. Ri ;..G. Wilkie; J. Nunn; Seatchar.d and Letter:ttu; ' ( •:►dell and navies ; T. Boosey ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme; and Browne ; :Leickingtou-, Allen; and Co. ; I)arton, Harvey, and Co.; John ltaelho ; J. M. Itichardson ; ,Law anal 'Whittaker ; 'l'. Egerton Carpenter ; .1. Bunker ; A.ll. • Thilau and Co.; IL Selioley ; Baldwin, •Uradock, and Joy: Ogles, Duncan, and Cochran; Sherwood; Ne,dy, mid Junes; Gide out r'enner ; gdwarils - ; 11. Reynolds ; 11111 atm mat Sons, Ynti, ; and A. tilaclt, Edinburgh. .01 whom may .he had, 3intithur EditiOn, beautif . on a Pearl Letter, and Slpeitine Wove Paper, in a strillt Poekl Volume, with Supplement of Prpper Names. Price ti h000d• CHINA' AND AUSTRALASIA. (I rout a Geraraa Paper.) Two ships in the Chin% trade, lately at lived at Gott enbitrgh, have brought very interesting ac colons relative to Eastern Asia and its commerce• The disputes which reigned between the English factory' at 'Macao and the Viceroy of Canton are well known, These have been "completely ad skilful by the COndliCt, of Sir Geingc St - ann. ton; and the Chinese are now more 'yiaring than ever towards the English, because they . stand in need of their set vices to protect the coasts . against ., the pit Htes, whose principal nest is in the Lulrone Islands, 'and who are become so daring that they once had it in contemplation to arittel.- in-irstimate connexion ‘vtt h the insurgents in the southern provinces of the . .Chinese empire; they snpply . all their wants front these provinces, Ana ha eelbere their lurking places and little . ports ; in tine, they keep up a c - ohutt. but‘‘ eel; the southern and . the .northern provinces het e also a spirit. of insittrection has. here and there shown itself. The Chinese marioe .. ! is too weak' anti Ii Ipless to oppOse could am u se lie chastised by English -ships at War . hut !bey every year extend their syNient ; they crease the nitinber'of their vessels w build - better:ones!, an' intik(' sindi•COV.Shleraide to OW e•S in ll'aVigntiOns !hat they threaten in no iong trine Co' become masters o', those seas. Tin. Engl %% lot had once :utmost monopolized the trade to China, • have for suisme . time .past lotto& a lot mutable' rival in the North Americans. The lattt r, with their pectiliarly well-hull( ships, make ihe coyage both, ,alit and ilOnli - fnindi tPticker, nod can thus nford .to sell Chinese produce notch cheaper in the En ropean markets. The 'Americans taring chiefly ,peltry from , the north-west coast of America to +China, and exefbange it for Chnues . e.prodnee, so that they are not under the necessity of paying for every thing with specie briunght from Edrope or South America: ! Since the restored Continent and maritime peaceauf Europe, other nal ions begin a in to visit Chins ; the Dutch, the Beetles, and the litnes fotue fitted out many tf,tiluaitten. Another new trading . pots jr, which - firr some years has: been .iu communication with must nut hoe be overlooked : it is Australasia.--- The King of Owyhtre (where Cook lost his life), 14 very vilterprising man, 114 S .brought all the Saridnich Islaiok tinohder his dominion ; the Eng lish have there introduced alnlititi'S'atid 14liguage, and a considerableHnumber of English and knre rican sall4ird have entered his service ith pcirtiliar advantages. He purchased some ships from the Americans, and atter their model has built others at Owyhee he is now actually employed in a small nitvy. With his inert:lout ships ,he derives a profitable china, by bringing paltry from Codiak to Juakao, and receiving' Chi. neie.prodtice in return.' By Means or this inter. course, for whiclOsis insular empire, k so layour. : . sbly situatud, as welt .as by the frequent visits of English and American ship,, a Wc . Milel lttl chatlSe has taken place in the S.inilrvicti Isles. • The Dutch, untii.thl; last wit, whirl) sank their very mime, sverc flit -matt Entopean - oation sehti • could carry oto trade .11; thry 110Wagliti attempt to relicw their old,vonnec7 hOivever, is artentled with Marttilif. ficulties, as the most .recent acconats received from J ; iptio at Nl4 . Cillt speak: of: approaching Ms tarhaures. .The lay Emperor Citbo had long Or cum.eribed: the power of the spirdwil Dairy.— . The 14r er:lias endeavoured by means of the im irrerons monks and priests to . oin:tire people over '• to tutu, and 4 gesiet disureection iii die country, was feared. A subversion, however, of tbe,!xist esrnhlisliments woUld Ter ohably produce a very Gtviourablt; e..:eet Up nig naston at large, • FRENCH „PAPEII.. PAH', JuLY 22.—Yeiterthty, arter mate, two le t :loos of National ChtH, the Departmenthl Legione forming the girli,•n) acd ,11 the regiment , oflll,e b•ob foot and hors , xittt 12- pli cep of cannoa, were revivwed by - Mon,ivor and the Dulte ile Berri: The Pvincei ‘vere snrinanded by the Alar;b3ls and a Sot'. , . fitc follow oz letter friim the icing to the Vi eaha-geneell rai•is was rear) yesterday itt the ditt , "•reot churches " tjentlrnien,—We have escperiericed a satisfaction very pleasing to 011 E htll - 15 ' 111 (Mr vows awl thanks:: gieinrs at the font of the altar. We hare seen that the love of•relition was =still pres'eti'ed.antotsq our people, lute the love of their Sovereign., These sentiments have l u tist forth in the noiit warm ailli is:miner : ;ill Frattee, hai joined its prayers to ours %%jilt that zeal which calls ii4;;;;'ilie, blessings of .1-eaven on King's and Ehipirei. participates in all those faviittrs'whieti Provide:lee - takes '_filt.44- stirc in diffusing-over - States to tvhich it is gracious. and , uoiou spring up ; and in Il few daNS We nuiy hope that abundance will repair our losses and privations. Tire earth is vovered %kith grain and fruits tthich require only It me of heat to ansVer to our lalionrs and our b0p.... Thisii the moment to int piece with toesVardour the int. , s'en tion of Divioe Providence. Let all Vrance therefore unite in preying the Sos'ereign Railer of the seasons to preserve for,us the fruits of the earth, to (must _the K stortns to cease which might injure them, and to grant us ,those serene days that may ripen theM in due time." t The letter, which is dated the 19th of Jidy, concludes with dlrectinb pitblic prayers to be pia up• in all the don elles.of the 'diocese. The Viears..geocral, yielding a teady obctl; en ce to' the Itoy a l cominand, have ordered public prayers to that effect the !Mit Of Angn - st • next. Letters from Spiiin'ttatei, that-the harvest !woollies to he so ahnndattt, that they Jo not, know whete they shall find room to house the . isvr General Kosciusko is now on a visit to Swit• zerland, with his friend Xavier Zehoer. Scyeutern petamts - of - ihe conithtine of I'.7t ten helin . (I.o . krer Rhine) !tare been condemned to a ntonth's imprisonment each, and a floe of 300 tioncs, for CakilltiliOUS - accusutioni oga;ust their AI. Forbid Jinsop, ineltided in the'Ordinatiria of the 24(11 July, kts 01,(,iihed periniisioti trout , the Pope to remain at Rome. • 11. Le lirc'ton . , ex-secretary of the chess of fine: arts tit the - Institute, %vim eiiihat lied at 1; ortrrttn,•,. 6 ,,, nit il sermtt ihonteri. tirchitcett, has arriverl i t Ile UrAzils ivi , h his companions. Smite of the hollow' to lie presented to then received them with kindness, and promised them his f.teoor It is' stated, Ilia: : Count -De lilete,is ) *Ambisti 7 .dor'from the Ki.tg. to Rome, w II retotiV, to • wardS . the (Aid of Antotst, fr:nn Irk yetientstieti Yestettlav in the Fatt\nonrg St. t,Nntiiine, the horse in - a brewer's dray ran . attar, anil in its pro. re%s g the driver seeseeingpot - - :iota liy the gendarmerie, pinned dlin4e into his expired on the • th nrrnl SA - vary has wri.tre'll . fretti SlO . rita tlttt Nieirt t lis de Ri‘iere:it Constantinople, EC (ol6iirltt U 4 lOl ti,e hit; ! ; to per- Mit bleu r,t come. ti• wile a I'fainily.' the Cker.alier.Verrier, 'Ex-(lovertior of Cor sica, has- hten acquitted by the Cooocil of NVitr sitting of Marseilles. A trifling yoininolimi tonic place on the 12th at: :(rrontlilsentent . de Beibtine, deparinient, of the ras Calaiiit was anon Tidied, the principals were arrested, and seni. to 6t.' Outer to be tried by the Teetotal Court. ON 'A, JULY - 18. COURT-Nt A lI TIA I; tin G gNgn Al. M ()tyro 4)171,t11N Comt has been itccipied two theys'it;) this trial. It ,appeared that General Duvernet, ininte diately on his retort; to 'France. from 'llungary, where he had been it prisoner, solicited emphiy• tricot on the part it the - King, and received trifin his Al Kies' y thr Gyms of the ntstnd-of the 2tl Sithilivi%ion 01 . the 7th 11ilir,,ry Divitiiots , ; on Which oteaSion he i n k the oath of tidelity - to the Kingaccompanylog it with the :is suratice that his Majestyhati not nioro faitittni and devoted servant. 'lite charge irt!aittst:bitn was, that uhile in Command tif' tie department of the p rom! , and after learning on Match 4-the fact of the lAndingrif linott3part e, , lte , snow days alter, wardf, MI interview tvi!li 'me E mer y, B ilona p arte . s sn - rt.:eon. at Atha' and joined linottaparte himself at Lyons on the 10th of March. - In aletter front thence•to the Cothhimittaht of the' City Guard of Valente, the - Genervl staved, Joining other things . , .1 that-there could no longer be any doubt that' the: people -M i li!,e3 him alone for sorereigri J wtitliti therefore he inautness not tO'St!Co nil thentl"• that tho,t! who endeavoured to arm the Lyonese in oppose his march, and nh'ti were alone lute rested in stopping it, hold fled 'like cotvards. " Their coast," he added, " is there;Ore:no latigerintrs." - That after this he: accepted .troth - Ituonaparte ft lIIISSiOn to Grenoble and the :Upper and wrote ettritios dkpateiteS on the state of the public mind in'thme deportment!, - - • ' Ihe sohstartre of tkitcrat Pitternet's defe . nce, aa,thselosed in Ms imetropturies, SVits, that hc preeceded to Lyons to receive'the orders of the Coma trAitois that 'on arriving'ltt the snbto ia Cimtintiere lie was very touch sin t'd 141 butt himself 'amidst the population anti the tt ono shouting' Vice l'Emperettr that his carriage; Wlls stopped, and he Was e Q iupened W nr.a%:lt with the -• rrrtTen SI7,VtYNIPT,Nt • y shift (;eti.eral Braver oti th e v oi d now I.youi td Grenol), I.o)ei e be ;loon ttiet ItuOuaparte. Q. I;.tving taiii,g the „ail tsl ii.lelity to the King, %do; dia you - zieeept and eve„ cm !rotti ? re volt ig,tiornut tiovt you thus kecauie t traitor aud a perjurer A. In , ine,cunitrainint I , )o.;:im i ‘viiii;ll theft tetis spite of fivyseit,'..it'ivas u lozer n i v tioee.er to act ace6,t-ding, c4e ;Iterates of toy heart, but I ‘v.44•compulitt(l..tc.;,,,tict #ccortling to ciremn,t,mues. . • • Wide regard . to the rettexs in' liit na m e front tovalions prefect, }l`cknotkitt ! 'dg e d.th d t :le .og7Tc4l. thrtp, .but he w:ts notll! . e author of t h em. I . h v y we ! e . ivi nto him The tle'rsitions of a great ituoit , el of 1 0:11(:!Siee Weft , ;11.0 react. , . hdlowitig.is the ocenont which tlie.Journnj. (7e Paris qk'es . ot the proceedings cif the 3tl :fitly 17 'I'M! Coltrt ki , tis opened :at ten &dock, 1,1e11.4'. ten;tta-(tettyrid f N;ootort Ditvernet wwr dotrodocett Mel.) s. Posset.-; IViniessus 'tvere theti lot' i lie 1 eoi e ' c ., l - tion, atttl'.4orne pFochtitatiio t% •,tsei4ll;cd to I tIC-14C OtlStli:WUre reid. lt. - a3,r Use 11 6. 4 .1 ge ,ve. nigos: 0 dkiipplobliipitto 0 11 e,yrt.:s-, .cfnitriiry ((i (tie coliNe And tha t he retutett with notch tirtnne3s and •Ipresence wind t heicltitreA , Ituttight. 'st int Prom dale to time the (20ousel , polte alter, to ilie deposisiniii of the witilessv4 mid the weight of the ilbcuiiittits for' tile 'lle'i4cettsetl I ken prottouneWl, with;4l firm hut afierwiiids ‘.vith . glittlittOy al t terri4 yoice, ft. well-written discourse, iliciHted by the noble' seti: i titnents which should animate a faithful lotbiget and* a •Fietich.Stliiiier. At tl.t !J, an) On. old soldier, I bave,oftett conibittetrwitlt,yon i , otk the field of 10; siglis ititernyted ltl voice, eyes appeTtred itinist, ttie i ' r ibutiar moved, mid I he whole nuilieuce e " Alter this speech ; the,siqtrof the ite.ettsvii made her itypeiirtioc., tool requelttd, the , O F AI, ~p chhissiiin i„ her ty ro th e r'i Thelltekiriktii prampit, the recpest, 14ni( ; elyttisveil hitt ; 10 , 01 „,h,„„ u th a t such a favo;ir beew refused. The Court then'rosti.". r i i, , t ;v4Fott - r.. Jut. Y opt tttg or cite, Diet a the (et ihmt Conictier;ititit'n is stilt 'deferred, to the - initltlie of August ;it Will - he opened by e t solemn. Ottr.y.'ot• the of Thirteen, who have !wen chart., , ed tll 0(i-unit - ie . o t i r it .7w ContS it Ittioli, hn eeeinployed for some time with their vvork. It is a perfekt . e:6.Cot the an eientl.:tval:stittrtivetr,With many inoditittna lons direct,. t upott Inc tte $)1)411 the .2 . 010 .11.rnviLt at the Act of the Congress ot estahlishei the pfAirieltt riFhts• tit , the Comintittion. The cxerciseol the So vvreigitt y b e c o il fidcd to duet: atithoritlys, viz. the Corps, the'Senatc; mid the Pertonoent C•itm unittee•of Cititems. Tile. Legislative Body Wilt be t ottrliosed of 20 Niembers of the Settit,:x, Members of the Petmanent Conitoittee, *ilia 45 cboseO from 'the reiimintlet'l7l - the Citizens.' 14c, 'Fhe Citizetov ntoetnble - to;oftiy, hilt' It. pears uncertain : whether the Cpn i stitt l iio no t Act ktilowed by the, Ittlijority Of the • tizetts. Tl y e ttratfoon or .11,e.ekiftince,Irtif th, of tbe Rtissiatt . .troop4 hi tiertoatty Arill shuttle comottence at Vratiktort. 4:—tvvn Spanish brigs, thi Swint - eotiiittaalleti by 'CKliitttstT't~li> her' and the Ildepitonsr, Captain .Li-e t v,ier•iii, LAvertht, have t!i9 1. 1A.1 thi,s 114)11 4 . after b e i ng; •ptirstull by five Tintisiait Corsairs; itch which they 'happily. etraped. brig** arts . r i c hl y i 9t lel4-pul , bottrtti-tto.N.tples. , It' stppears that he piratu,s..get eittfortned of this circumstance*. heat they were of the Anted(' ,n tit ig:tte,,tha Token lioston, 'anti kept at . Et tikt:tilf:e ‘i;hett they perceived her. Twollaiys betorti•rirey *eizettil t h re e ; ,', , ,p,o;idt fclaecas ptitl t (.;e.i)nefie 1% 1 11,11C5.,, Coni!,net tat vesse,ls are artvi / ng in, order, to e0n..., voy the , hips prOcierlint; to `the ports,und pArtie t tiAt iv: to:the 4fair:ofcSiOgoglia. Two.. Geo." noese frigates cruise hit ;h9, Qtilph. The French.; ctaiser on the coast ,of i'orsict meet's every, tia,o fetuccas altanthineci,. the of whi&li, it, appears, - have been titmle's4.ll.lV'es'.` The.following rc given as tone of the efieoa of the inelemenoy of the season . in S K . , j l " LAttsA - N'NE, tit r e etivironi Nidati- the itittntlatiotik -continue. Tile total: anintiot of the ,pastares destroyed. a estimated at. about 17,0,00 fr.; the lOss in potatoes and other. produce at' (1;000 - fi. The streets Of the town of Nidatt are filled with !V.ite- y: the the of theAari. and many ',willies hart:, been obliged to quit their. houses. In tlte Frolgen, the Conntly'iva4 eOvere t d with z;noe.: in the' early part of July, Niimbers of cattle,- have becti hronghi !clowntrons the mottatains jinn the rallies, , 4,lteitt great trout of Image prevails, zoo, enniTtp+eoeo wine Of thrm hate All the du ,t - riets I)ordering tin the:Lai...es of' Ilientie, NettcLatt.l, have sittfelgtl,ept:ll..l4lssec roc low . ' t;ronotis are iiiiikr.kvater, and the cwirse of titel livers is scarcely perceived. 'lnt of_Lan.k. tivrini - - alone estit'patt.s nslostses at 4 2-1,000 : earth;fail which took place - on the '3ll in..tant the ennuttnne ot. Canton of St Gall, or, rdi %%110 10 , 0 1 thr ee h ot o e s and three hams I the rant it" citing way, the precipice above WiB,s tentiell' over 4 . 3pake . of taiittost a quarter of a rvi,t, Itlszf hti)itpetra river in it 3 ronr , e, whiett soot; itnnie , i a >iii ill covei inR (11. r batiks„ t4;n3 were titt,ei bUled or Saverviy - litai, and tut s, cattle perish:AL" \,,,,, , . ',6 , ... 1.... ,.. . ,:::, 4,7, - 4 v, . ' .N. ... : ~.... .., . e , i.t..... ..., • i 4 (I * ~,* -„,• .... ~,r, 4 , ? , --- -- -F- :2,lti L I , . • # - Ci7.... -„: , : • .......t5,..,1,