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In I :7 lr e . v. : l ll' ; ?:1 - 1.1101•111•1111.111.0 0 . 1 .... - • • • .11 k.: 441 t. *.41, 4 • R Ola k 4 il , ' -4 1 • . • .• • • ' 4 l6' I ' T •S ' 0 Wra: 4 /47) Wjra . * letninrat 744 a • • tHE LAST NIGHT OF-PERFORMING THIS SEASON. • . . FA'I'RE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 1-11 S PRESENT FIVENiNG, July 15; 1816,. will he presented, in Two Acts; the &awls Opera. of ARTAXERXES. .Asts.terxes, Mr. Dorustt ; ArtaEaors, Mr. Taylor; bacei. Mr. Sincl& - W M T Mind; MiF lair ; ..inrenes, r. .'reby; _Andanc, Miss :heus.; Seruira, Misi4 Carew. After which, the Farce of THE SLEEP WALKER. Sir Patrick M'Guire, Mr. Jones ; Hattlepate, Mr. Jeffe. tit'y; Alibi, Mr. Simmons; Solon° (the Sleep Walker), Mi. ' l dthvwß; Mrs. Decorum, Mrs. Davenport. At the end of The Sleep Walker, Mr: Birch will repeat Prong's - celebrated Flute Concerto of " God save the King,' milli variations. To' which will be added, the Dramatic Romance of • BLUE BEARD; Or, FEMALE CURIOSITY. In the EQUESTRIAN TitooP will perform. 4(411(2140u, Mr.Uarrymore ; Ibrahim, Mr. Simmons ; Se- Mr. Duruset ; Shacabac, Mr. Fawcett; Fatima, Miss Matthews; Irene, mes..llishop; Beda, Miss Carew. Barcisai GALLERY, PALL-MALL. r rilE EXiiiliiTiON of ,celebrated PIC TURES, by ITALIAN MASTERS, will he CLOSED on kvalitbAy, the .27th of July.—Open from Nine till Six.— Admittance Is.—Catalog ue ts. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. —...... _ . - -.. it ir t'lllt. WEST'S PICTURE: OF CHRIST REJECTED. AIANY Ladies and Gentlemen Amongst the . thousands who have seen this A'ICTURE (which is Still in E XHIBITION) haring expressed a wish to be in formed when it was- Mr. WESrs intention of publishing a ral NT from it, j aw authorized respectfully to acquaint them and the Public in general, that a DRAWING is now finished p reparatory to that Object, and placed i n the R oom loin ) the ORIGINAL PAINTING, at No. I 45,PALL-MALL, for their inspectio n ; where Subscriptions are received, and. printed particulars may be had. By Order, cHARLES SMART, Secretary. _tzs, P a ll• Mall, May ii, 181 E. liNa The EXI - jIBITION opens as usual, from Ten till Five. AMICABLE SOClE'rrs OFFICE, SERJEAN.C'S INN, FLEET-STREET, 10th July, 18tH. . 1111 E DIRECTORS of the CORPORATION of the AMICABLE Soon= fora Perpetual Assurance 101 lice, do hereby give Notice, That Attendnuce will be given, tit the Societyks Manse, its Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street, on Wednesday, the 170, Zith and 31st days of July instant, and an W e d nesday, the 7 th day of Anifitst next, and on the . ast Wednesday of every , subsequent Month, from Eleven of lin , Clock in the Forenoon, until One in the Afternoon, on !sell of She said days, to pay Claims arising from Deaths of Member s o f the said Sooiety in the Year ending at Lady-day, 7 h 11 .; (Old Style), when will . be paid to the respective No.. r t itler.Exectiton, Administrators, or Assigns, of such Mein ers, the Sulu of ‘2OOl. for each Share granted on their respec 'tire Lives. JOHN PENSAM, Register. • bIATILINIONY. - PEOPLE of every rank pay adoration to the her shrine of Wedlock ; but, where the Constitution has oeen tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit, sontraci e d at an'early age, a renovation of sta!)ility previous to entering that state is indispensably reviisite to revive the 4,l multeringsparhs of life, and inmate the system. Fur tun disorders have contriboted more essentially to destroy 4 Jytheneal happiness than those which are the consequences 11f nrignarded pleasure. It was this consideration which in. • coved Messrs. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons of eininente and high tveofessional attainments, Members of the Royal Col. ''ges of London and Edinburgh, to present to the Public the result of thirty years experience in the Cure of Venereal . •• 4 goPlaints, and those Debilities and Deficiencies which ;lot 'infrequently prevent or iwbitter the matrimonial state. ;nth* 'adults gradations, from recent infection to confirmed ittles, their treatment commands very often a speedy, And always a radical Cure. In dubious cases, thtvir long and well arrange.d experience gives them a promptitude of decision that secures the Patient front being merenrialized out of his ex encee or having his constitution undermined, and the ill principle destroyed b a latent, but insidious disease, Isl en a blind and fatal confiden y ce in shallow Pi etenders. In ar /Gus Diseases, Vascular Relaxation, and •Atony of the Cir. PI", arising from 'excessive indulgence, insalubrious eli t!iates, or solitary sensuality, their practice gives new life and (tie rgy . _ to the system, even in cases which ars verging on e1e v..... Strictures 'and otbet derangements of the Urethra, t ." ). re mOve in a mild and effectual Manner. Slight and Ve7 _ ( -)4 1 eases of Venereal Infection arc aured in the short period Jr , two days.To the Veraule Sex it will be. consolatory to ~etieeption, mal. sap : 11)**111111, they tiny be cured of those Debilities which defeat the foundation of conimbial• felicity. :reilents treated with candour, delicacy, and inviolable; se- Whlsrs. Currie andeo. znay he consulted every day, at ea„ t • house, 107, Ilatton.garden.—Lettets from the Country, of „ log minutely the case, Mode of living, &C. and'citelosing sh ' s , t . ,;'" , i l tattee f4;l- Advice and Medicines, - will !!... treated with fliam . . • itaton.garilen. To 11-10MAts L'AVLOIL, ESC!. No. 9, Newaridg - e-street, London ItinNotturi t BEG leave to inrortn yntl, that ever shiee the khi year 179 0, I had been attlicted with the Imes Venerea ; from its obstinately resiiting every course of medicine ilr:""thed by 'mist eminent of the faculty here ,find.on cf,,rsui"; eralso‘ ere courses of s:ilivation, and twice dis -144.1.Pd Frio!, th e li o :p it a l with little relief, Would a lear to !tt th e o,ost inveterate nature. in the spring of iast'year got, to sod' a head, as nearly to put a period ex.k:e.t!c4,---1 had a iArge ulcer on the crown of soy he.til, ~_e Ott 4'at:ll arm, and cur legs were broke out in a' frightLl ; right was dreadfully painful, and had liceti in a ;` , :le of ulceration for the last seven years ; troy lett bad also nodes on it, was very lunch discoloured, and gave tt ot 4 v lath excruciating pain, particitlarly when warm in - bed, ‘ , a t'" l. lr to deprive me of rest ; this lainentable state, I - * t eCnlTnnendtti Mr. ..rhompion, (who received so Ftrat a cure by'them here), to take your I.eaLe's Patent Pills, ; kl Tiell I liegAlt to (loon the With of May ; the emirs() of a ," 1 1 rneht - 1 began to receive betrent—iii little more than It Moat ! the stern; on my head 41)11 arttei Weressllllll.lly healed-- 'lon attar, the sores on my legi healed also ; how "ver, Consitirrableaicnitmetninn in the skin, its pain in the ;tpe the It ft, v,hich, by the ',twi lit! : . ) 1 ri d a ti tt l e Vinger per:Eererarxe in yt . ur Medivbir, subsided ; : Ilt! nodes dispersing, the. shin ;ts . ..,attiral hue, and hc anetai•nid pains gradually p.;oing thus heetlme, by tall'. lil)ta'tll advice and medicine, le , rl.:.:tiv trci front all nty •orn ier coni pki n t s .....i lnwe recovered lay Ii ,Nice spirits ;yid I,trugtii, and ant become jolly and fat, in a Inch state hay ug itti!tinuvd many months, tone astonishment of all who hneW I ant at a POSS in what firma ty express niyitratitude, but ti lan, foe the good of other suffering niortals, to make frki,,, , n. ease us public as possihie, as I ;.hall on every occa- Itotr, I s ;0 doing you will tt.rea,t Ty oblige, - tittC iti obedient very hurnMe serva II t. • . • . ALEX. MURKEII. 95r, tr. -rfl-Atrert, +0 the above Cure:— John r . .;:ew Poultry Market, Edinburgh; Close Eilruhirrgh. • la h....' 49.1 " p re lambs ttroprietur, ruom4s. TA Y. ii „, and said by the Rule - gpSorgeints, .at his 2::"„ Mtuel.4er of the IteY.el ~;„„ after ' L4 ` ;, No• tier Ir'oe-_street 1-41.• ' " • • „r.„„`„.,, than 40 1. c . t5 , praet et* ilVre c te i l 1,4 th • ca re of Venereal Cemplatt2 ls ,afyl tit '*v licolental ;li:l'. '- -ts . of (4etteration, with that inviolable P l e . " i tc YJVhich men rrofession shottld always observe ill C4.11411;1ie ilatti , /, Viinself the advice and asai#tanue ho V""i4nsly adMittisfers ispersonstaking this I.e..tlictue,..rill v tstet.iite . tt, by a diseecfsing Puttlic, as, an 1041.40. kt4lon l 4tt 2 i ," 41),,1- , dud void ambig Vy his 41;11iiitinii.nt, fui tlls'convettiertne or Chase t Ili rtl 4 distance, at thel'itrithap, Dislatrougles, N 0.7, Fish-ftreet-bill; s r . -Baxte E s, 11tl "ridge, E dininirg . ll • Mt. ; .4"d hi' ,„ i try Gonsitierable to . NN in (it eat. Britain anti I , v- 1 411 ; llikes 2s. 3d. e3CDi o:milled, and 540 up , I. 'ol unit. pk rt tin. .:sections, ygliereby penanb, iii, r 4314 Y . N".%4 1 4145e1ics with, toe, si'td,t s :.TcY.) an t i 54ftt5•' MONDAY, JULY 15, 1816. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, July 9,131. G. T UE COIVIIISSTONEn ! S'for VICTUALLING His .I.I.4JE.STTS .Y.iffY do hereby give... Wive, That on Tuesday, the 9.3 d inst. they will be ready to receive Ten ders in unitinAe, (sealed up), and treat for the Supply of wheat ntEsn BEEF may be required for the 113 e of his Majesty's Skips end. Vessels at Weymouth, during the space of twelve 'Calendar Months from the 21s1 of .-ingust - nr.rt. .The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Se • eretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Collector of the Ciestoms at Weymouth. No regard will be had 'to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in Words at length,. or that shall not be delivered to the Board. before One o'Cloch on the said Tuesday, the 23d instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to ans:cer when called for. Each 7'ender must also be accompanied l a Letter signed by two responsible Persons engaging to become bound with the Party tendering., in the Penal Sum of 800 G. for the due per formance of the Contract. . . VIC7'I 7 ,II,LINO-OFFICE, July i 2, Igl 6. THE COMMISSIPIVEnS for VICTUALLING His 3.1.1.1F4571"S Nrl6'Y do hereby give Notice, that on Friday next, , thel9:la instant, they will Li wady to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed nA) and treat for One Hundred Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, and fin Fifty Tons of BLACK SNIYIINA or ALEXIA RAISINS, to, be , answerable to Samples (of not less than too pounds wei;, , ht each) to he produced with the Tenders; to be deflected in the , apace tf a Fortnight into His Majesty's -Victualling Stotes at Doford, and to be paid for by dills payable Intmst, ninety days after dale. The Conditions• it,' the Contracts may be seen at the #e cretary's Office. Aro regard will be had to any Tender in which Me Prier shed/ not be inserted in Nerds at' length, or Mat sh3ll not be delivered to the hoard before One o'Cleck on the said Fri day next, the 19th instant ; nor unless the• Person who ousbes' the Tender, or s•uine Person on his behalf, attends toculswee when called for. • DEPTFORD VICTI.7.IL ING-YdR July 13, !Sig, r rILSE are to give Notice, that of Thurschry, ' AL Me 251 A Instant, (a Ten o'Clook in the Farenoon, he esaposed to PUBLIC 3.4L.E, at his Majesty's Prietuat liug-Yard, Deptford, a quantity of SERVICEABLE BEEF and PORK; alas sundry Lots of thefollowing UNSERVICE ABLE PROVISIONS and STORES, ,sow lying in Me said Yard, viz.—, Bread, Bread-dust, Flour, Paisini, Rice, Pease; Oatmeal, Callarances, Bakehouse Sweepings, Beef, and Po, k; Better,. Cheese, and Sugar ; ',eager, Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Barrel, Half-hogshead, Small Cask, it ish Ticrme and Barrel Starell Heading, tight and dry; Broken Stares, Fire-wood, &c. &c. and log Tons of Old Iron Hoops. • ADeposit of 251. per cent. is to be made on the amount of each Lot ot the thole ("sale, and the remainder of the pur chase-money paid before the Stores are removed, for which purpose a period of L 4 :ivorhing days will be allowed from the day of sate, the Buyers particularly observing, that not less than one-ha?tqf the quantity Is to be taken away from the pre mises within the first seven days, and the remainder in the seren following days, otherwise the deposit money will be Arfeited, and .the Provisions or Stores remain the' properly of the Crawl, as no extension of time. will, on any account, bt ,raided. This Day were published, heindsondly printed in three vo• lames octavo, price it. 141.6 d. in hoards, a new Edition (tieing the fourth) with large additions, of 111118 COURSES• and DISSERTATIONS .on the...SCRIVII.I.RAL DOCTRINES of 'ATONEMENT nod SACRIFICE ; and on the principal arguments advanced, and,the.made.of reasoning cm played, by the.-oppuaet►.ts .of those:Doctrines, as held by the Established Church. With an Appendix, containing some strictures on Mr. RclshanVo Account of the Unitarian Scheme, iu his Review, of Mr. NVilberforce's Treatise: together with Remarhs on the \Per siou of . the New Testament, lately published' by the Unita rians. By WILLIAM D.D. F.R.S. NI. R.I. A. Dean of Cork, Chaplain to his Excellency the Lord Licutv , naiit of Irelnntl; late Senior Fellow of Trinity College, anti Proferssr of Mathematics in the University of• Dublin. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davie 4, Strand, Loudon and W. Blackwood, nt Edinburgh. • • • • * a * The Third Volume, whiCh completes the former Edi• tion, is sold separately, price ins. 6d. in boards. N . P.3o: l ollti .CONII%.I.I.NTS. Dr. 14)ltGILL'S CORDIA DROPS, Av bees. TflE L 160%51 during . Unit Cenittiy:r.44, A, their effiekry.inevery descripttott: of Nervous ..Dfsor de,s,,amt their various affections, as lowness of Soiritss fiend-nelies, .Loss.of Appetite, Indigestion, Spasms, 'linos chondriaeism, •ttlefilitiess,,Langoor, Irregularity of Iltibits Frightful Dreams, Aikxlety of 'Mind, Dimness -of Sight., Fainting Fits, Wasting; of . .Flesh, and for every kind of De hility or Relaxation; whether hereditary, or occasioned by a tong Itesidence in I-lot or Unhealthy Climates; the inimode rate use of Spirituous Liquors, or other Noxious Fluids; too tedentarya. Life, or close Application to study : excessive Car, or Grief;' injudicious admitiiitration of Mercury ; Dis sipation; Or other causes, To these revomniended a trial of this Invaluable 'Medicine, from which they may be assured of obtainingalmost immediate relief, and after a reasonable perseverencein taking it, the complete re establishment of 't heir-Heal% h. Sold .in Bottles, at 4s; Gd. ; i is, and 'Ns. at Messrs. Batter and Sons, tio. 4, Chvapside, London; and also by the princi pal Booksellers andltedleine Venders in every Town. JUNIPER'S ESSENCE OF PEPPER:MN'''. _ . To cilium:rate the particular cases in which it 'has. been of service, could be endless; as Disurders of the Stomach and Rowels, though very frequent and painful, are seldom dangerous, except where fever or inflammation supervene; in whiel, case it,musthe cautiously administered. The Public may depend upon it; as a safe, etleetuat, aafl sant Remedy in Flatuleritirs, Gouty, and Cliolieky Pains in the Strunaely and: Dowels, indigestion, hysterics, Sea Sl4li• ne550N4U . 5.0.4041(1414 on Pregnancy, Relaxation and Lassi tude arising froM atinespherre heat, 'Want of Appetite,ltt luries from lii clementlVeilther,•fthe•Abuse. of Spititous• Li tors, rind. iii the :Spasnualie,Alleetions of the Statnaeh and Dowels, su 40/11M Qll W.l lf iligt3r-Mtlapting the Dose to the Orgelley ' ' " • As . a; rairtily NLiditine, Or for Illte . Arimy or Navy, it wilt be found a valuable, acquisition :—but 4, is. more particularly .re eollinteittledi a,an,t,object.of Commerce, to the uttentiou of the lndia. Anierila, and Russia Merchant. Sold, wholesale and retail; 'by Mr. heath's Agent, Ed wards, '6U; St.:PauPii•Churatqatil, bet none are genuine, ex cept :each -bottleihas P. : heath, Nottingham," engraved ona. Mick Stamp..4ll . Stopper /Outtla44s. SIJ. and in Is. lid. • FRENCH PERS, [RECEIVED LAST . NIOHT.3 r.uus, t:.s 11 - 0 Y AL OILDINANCF., Louts,.l4 c.--,-Wishing . tip murk the j')' er4iti tnilitkiry advanCenient is about to, reStmic its course, by a promotion *hicb calls to . the first rank of the army sonic 'Lieut. -Gen eral3, the dis tinguished by impOrtant services, and whose fide. lity we wish to reward, we ordain as follows The Lieut.-Generals the Duke De Coigny, the Count De Bettrnonrille, the Duke Dc Feltre, the Count De Viomenil, are raised to the rank of. Marshal of France. , Given at Paris, Ally 3, 1816. The :,facial branch of the illoniteur; of July I I Oa, contains, besides the Royal Ordinance for the appointment of ft;tir new Marshals cif France already noreed, further specifications of patriotic gifts by inciivitioall (or the service of the State, and the rrorntill4ation of certain law proces.;es is Departmental CoartS. The in presided yesterday at the Cualicil of Ministers. Cardinal' IVlattry was pre!ent at the last con siitory, anti took part',iist all Ole function! with the ether Caidinals.. The capital convicts Pleignier, Carhonnean, and ToHeron, have appealed to the. Court of Cas sation. Those condemned to deportation have alb() appealed, %vith the exception of Dervin, Des batmes, and,the.woman A great-unitA.)lv English travellers, particu larly Members of ParliAment, continue to land at Calais. The English Pellet-Id Lord arrived there on the 7tlt, arid immediately set off for Carrihray. The greatest activity prevail in the port. of Toulon. It is supposed that we Al+ all have a strong squadron in the Levant, to protect the commerce of friendly nations: . Thetime is not yet-forgotten when our flag was the protection of the weak, and it is to be hoped that those days of glory will return. The Piedmontese Government continues its proceedings against the men.hers of different secret associations in - the Genoese territory, and like wise against- a•hantl of impostois who have long been raising contributions under - pretence of pur= chasing the Holy Land from the Grand Seignior. Captain Deydier; - formerly an Aide-de-Camp to Marshal Macdonald, implicated in a secret society which had attracted the attention of the police, having removed the suspicions that had been raised against him, and justified his sentiments in favour og government, 'and a tried fidelity in the •... 100 days, has been s - etat liberty. The celebrated Paer is appointed Music Master to the Duchess of Berri. The Duke de Bourbon is expected to 'return to i'aris this week, whence, after a.sojourn of some days he will !nail' to the . bopcib family seat of Omutalr. '`}he celebrated Kotzebue resides at Konigsburg it?;tire quality of Russian 'Consul-General. twp brothers Oierc, Descubes, Gonneau, tilippe, and liorittiSier, father and son, con 7 ilenmedto imprisonment, sent in their nppeal on 'IC Monday,. Sourtion came to a determination the evening before yesterday to appeal. , The three Condemned to death Are to lac re moved this day to llicetre. Neignier manifests the greatest tranquillity. ToPeron writes conti nually, and appears much occupied with 143 la , ,hour, from .which nothing can writ hi 3 attention. Carbonnean displays the most poignant grief, and i s continually calling for the clentency 61theMo much towards his wife and children. • Charles, k Is s a id, h as -attempted to kill him d}. The woman Picard is said to be very M.. The accuser' in the affair of the conspiracy, who Were acquitted, were liberated yesterday. The Duke de Mortimari, Major-General of the National Guard, has published an Order of the Day, expressive of the satisfaction of the y King, and the Prince Colonel-General: to the 'N'atit;n4 Guards who werepresent at the review of 'Monday. Yesterday the Anniversary of the second •re storatidn was celebrated in the church- of Sr. Sul •pice. This religious ceremony drew together a great number of the faithful soil loyal. We par ticularly observed the Duchess of Orleans, accom panied by many persons of her family, and many Prelates and Peers of France. After -mass the Abbe Quelin, 'Vicar General of the Almonrv, de scended from an dticient family in Briitany, and allied to the Illustrious Houses in France . , Pro- SEVET4PPNOFJ• nottneed sett excellent Discourse, full o f love for the scat Of St. Louis ! M. Ribti . rd, a merchant, and one of the Mrm• bers of the Chamber of beptities, is nanied Mayor of Rotten. The plague rages at present in several parts of Turkey ; Pens, near Constantinople, is the grand theatre of it, .Advides from Corsica state, that the banditti who took refuge in the mountains of that island, have been completely taken or diSpersed. Municipal Council of Versailles, in ac knOwlednient of the services rendered by the Che. valier de Jouvencel, Eic-MaYor Of that city, have resolved to present to him a Service of plate of tbC value of 4000 francs. The Aniliversairof the re-entry of the King into hi.Seapitai was celebrated with much eclat at flotteir, On Mniiday last. Eittract of a Letter froth Madrid Of the 17Eli May YOu will see, my friend, by the lot. to"ivini wbat to be expected from the re nail of the Jesuits. I assisted at the opening of the class of Mathematics ; the Jesuit who notinedhirriself as l'rofessOr SpOlte as followS:'-- All the tells whieb Etly:;!,r has Saffered for thirty years, have been the.effeet of the hi,asted hnnwledge of the lasr een to rv, :but which lots led men to irreligion and revolt. I shall therefore eirily exidlin to yon Aritfroetie, ,Algebra, and,Geo. mrtry, for I fear that the remainder of NinOt t natics_will on ly lead you to atheism anti materialism." • Etery otse was scandalized by this extrava• trance; there-were nearly NO persons present; the seeotid day . there were only thirty, the third four, the fourth, a single disciple. The Jesuit at lettiob discovered 'that this desertion was the re. suir.ol, his speech.'.' The Kin g has nominated the Viscount di I'ol 11iarechal de Camii, with the appoint. tnentsot the Second Class. • - BERLIN, JUNE. 29,—We expect here, the 4th of next mouth, the Prince and Princess Royal of the N et h er lands. The'king will not quit the capital to go to Twplitz and Carlsbad until 'after the de parture of his august sister the Queen of the Netherlands. FRANKFORT, JULY 5.--"Cnunt De Pahlen, Mi.. ulster:l . lnm Russia to the Court of Bavaria, is ar, rivet) at , Vienna from Munich.. 'STaAssuzitot, JULY 4.—The King of Bavaria, during his stay in that part of his new Staiel in the neighbourhood of France,' gave new proofs of his sentiments for his Christian Majesty ha has,. it is said, refused to allow,* French subjrcr, domiciled on the frontier, to remain there, he.- cause his principles were in opposition to the cause of the legitimate Sovereign ; and has or dered an Officer of, his army to he transferred to a prison in the interior of his kingdom, for having permitted, a short time since, in a lit of drunken ness, the utterance of a cry odious to all good Freuehmen. Roup.N, Jury 9..—The Counril-General ulthe department 'of the Lower Seine thought that ad dresses too multiplied in periods waose recollec tion should be consigned to eternal ..blivion, and which Were dictated by fear of by adlll4. tinn, did nut suit the majesty of the thrque, and 'the 'dignity of the heir of our legitimate Kings.- -This idea, Stu sooner conceived than appr e ciated, was adopted, and the cry of Vire le Rot; Vice a ja viols la Dynastic legitime was the only expression of 'sentiments which the members of Cmincii thought it became them to manifest and commit to their minutes, . LUBECK, .11iNe 28.—Accor(ling to recent ac counts from Sweden, the governnfent of that country has Rdopted the strictest syitem of eco nomy. it is excessive in all branches of the. ad ministration. The entrance 'of foreigners into that kingdom is at present subjected to greatdifficulties : a pass. , port from the Minister of the Interior is requisite. A great number . of Swedes .of distinction go abroad. `.There is talk of a law on emigration, to prevet:t 'thew() great export of Specie. •Latellui-411.1.v .---It ltas heen already statel that there. was here a commission nominated by three pw.vers, Austria, Prussia, and Sardinia, in order to decide the dispute - respecting the Duchy of Bouillon. , As in this affair matters of importance to the law of nations come under consideration,, the two claimanta have been each allowed to name a jude, so that the trilmnal will now consist of five arbitrators. Prince Charles of Rotten, Dultemf Alonthazan, in the capacity of first heir, by right ref birth and snhstitutitstt, anti family comp( is, lids nominated Connt Lafitte.' The English AdMir.il, Philip d'Aiivergne, Who founds his claims on an adoption made in 1791 . by the Duke de Bouil lon, and 'confirmed by an AsseMbly of the Ducky then sitting, his chosen John Sewel, no Ettg. fish inrist.. This cante; thirs made the subject of teferetice by tire decision of - the Congress of Vi enna, IS inipOrtantio Germany, and indeed Fill Europe, whithlS interested in seeing the princi ples of order and legitimacy reconquered in 1513 . and 1815 applied in every instance to the coif. firmation of political rights NAeLes,..luNE 2.3.—Naval armaments are pre paring. The whole kingdom has offered to sup. ply the wants of the state in the war against the -Algerines. VENICE, Jams 25.—Our Government appears busily occupied with its marine. Five shies aro on the stocks, awl two brigs have heen had,' launched. The object is to protect our com. metce, and restore it possible the fiut, days of our prosperity. •., J_