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I'IC CONCER rs. -wined, 'that the MAG ITS, originally prepared in !veil - lents by the British Arms re-commence on Thursday the the Evenings of that and the Triple Orchestra will appear endour, and the same superior gond grand and numerous ar ee commensurate to he SOMERSET-I , LACT. , - 4" of the ROYAL ACA on SATURDAY NEXT.—M in the 1110 - ening till Seven in is. :NRY IIOWARD, R. A. Sec. 1 to' send for their several Per h, or Wednesday the 13th inst. pnd RFIAEF of PERSONS SMALL CrarPn-qtreet,ly 4, ISI4. ;ENE AL COURT of HELD here on WWNESDAY 'wci,.e - ..o'Clock, to . • UDIT the tno,ins,l on other SpecialAS - fairs. GRASSWELL, Sec. TI"FEItY begins Drawing AIBF,II, 1814. IEI.I- 7 .,. • ,orp) ' are L.40,n(10 . ,:,(1:i • -20,0001 .1i.,0 ' ' , 10 OUS , _ _ ,001 500 ~ !00 100 4,500 4,000 2,300 e,OOO 1,500 1,000 55,000 L. 146,000 ;I) PRIZES !' LIRA:v.-ma : • • ..Ist SEPTEMBER. .13th SEPTFAIBEit. .17th SEVIT,MBER. are selling by SWIFT and Co. c•es, No. 31, Aldgate high ;l street. L. 19 19 0 . ! ) ( Eighth ) I s:xfeenth 1 7 0 . . TY-F ,TkIO.I.ZAND • ill .1241. - ereni NalTls, On ' rAT.. e _c aL - .3ve C -hric L • 1 ; aa Mina it F 4.0 ISr 4 - Vly, IA • :itted t c d ender, at e - - iven -wick] teference 1. ) of the ..state, at • F :T fIONER, possessing a r. incr►;asine Practice, resid t Wropolis is desirous of 're : AB I Mil' as a 'PARTNER: n anti tun , but capable of being 3 . Vrentium required (includ , -Apply (post paid), to Meprs. t • No. IS, Ba.itlett's-buildings, 'IJRCI-lASE of IRISH respectfully in to an i un cheap.itock of Irish Shirting S 9at the Irish Linen Compa 'w 0, N 4. 4; the South-side of fro ii their Establish ' e the above Articles considera 'ce London. Thciir Cloths are Is ; being . got up immediately ii agents in the Sister Kingdow, ' 4.4 , 1 )114y and colour; and further a fault appear.—Country N o . 4, Bloomsbury-square, S tephn-street, Dublin. L " uf Ireland Note 3, taken in CI Ca lutittt YUKE I. p. L.Drsp.SNSA.R.Y. of .IORK y- •Presid • ent, and oe of C.rvernors Col. w. J. J one 4 ' M. P. . ; )11 13' L:ttouolle, Esq. M. P. 11. Clements, M. P. • ,%- , apt...1. Hay. . • trariF.ny of the leoy a i c o li o , e , London. unites the INSTITUT/054, w ith ?I:Delicacy, *, l i' l ongs to Itrivate pr . u_ljce, and, Pr, is copclucted by such Profes aetice;that th e worst Cases of ITleorations, &r. ;however mg, experience a eomplodc, Lieut. \of the (3,2tierative'przatis, tiny ai4 shottent Life. oinked bF P4tients of 'both sexes, '2l, Loser Charl otte-gtreet, Bed- C Cgsar t y Avi.e. e and Medicines will r of tire United Kingdom. Practical O bservation s on the Nherwood and Co. 20, Pater t hoi.„er- No. 24, I, leet-street. IVORM' LC72'.ENGES y the F;i.sCSiihlenien in the hy• the - Honourable .his Mttkine- to their ownChit or of thiir .resl)et.tive Neighhour 'accss : GI '1,111.: Hon: Lady Say and Sele. The Itight Hon. the Cuuntess of of ShafteA)nry. The Right Ilon. the Countess :ess of IMotintliorris. The Right Hon. the CpunteFs .ro- of Cork. The Right Hon. Lady Lucy za- liridgenean. Lady Page 'Turner. Lacli Lovet. the . first rail: and character, too toils to insert. = neat and :Medicine Warehouse, 4, Church-yard, Lond,m, and Neri in every town, in noxik„ at IWTnILLINa-OFFICE, Jute 30, 1814. r , • TEE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLINI3 ja- His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Trednesday next, the 6th of jai y, the ?twill be ready to re. seine Tenders in writing (sealed yep), for such quantities of ENGLISH PEASE as the respective !Merchants or other competent Persons deezlig therein may ihinh proper to qjf r, to be delivered into His Majesty's rietvalling Stores at Deptford ; one half thereof in the space• of a Fortnight; and the ether haft in a Fortnight afterwards; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with interest; Niney days after date. I 7"he Conditions of the Co:trace may be teen at the Secre- tart's regard will he had to any Tender in wHele the Prire shall not he inserter! in Words at length,-,or that shall lfre &livered to the Dowd beforeilaff-past Two o'Cloek th. said WedneLofaii next", the Gth !pear unless tiie who makes the _Tender, or some Person on his behalf, a:lf:ads, to answer when called NEW M INIC. THE Popular Overture, Soue,s, &^. in SADAK and KALASRADE, as performing at the Tneatre Royal, Covent-Garden, composed and avraAgetl for the Piano-forte by H. It. BiShop, price 75. 6d. Nadeiman's , celebrated NOcturne, for the Harp, with Accompaniments for the Piano-Forte and Violin, price 55.; and, for the Harp alone, nT. 6d. The Einpertu• of Russia'a.Welcoine to En land, a Divertimento for the Piano-Forte, ( composen by D. Sy:l belt, price 35. Lea Petits Bijoux, No. 20, coupti fling . . a favourite Waltz, with Variations, by G. Kiellinark, price ,i)s. Ditto, No. 21,, containing The KinOif Prussia's Welcome to Ennland, a Waltz, with Variations, composed by L. Von Each, price 9.5. 'The celebrated Air, Vise Henri Quatre, with 7 Variations, composed by I. Von Mineola, price Is. 6d. Lewis- the Eighteenth's - God Save the King, universally at. : the Theatres in Paris, ,price is. 6d. Beauty, Love, and Time, a favourite Ballad, sung by Mr. Sinclair, at the Tliea tre-Royal,• Covent-Gar : deb, composed by 'l'. P. Cbipp, price 5. , .6d.• Dear Charmer, when the Harp I strung, a'Polonaise, sung-by Ditto, .in the revived Opera of Lionel and Clarissa, composed by H. It. Bishop, price Is. 6d. London i Published oy Goulding,` D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. No. 20, Soho-square, anti N 0.•,. 7, Westmoreland-street, . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By LEIGH and S UTIIEBY, Thy.,(selless at their House, No. 1-IS ,. Strand, op polite ,Catherine4street, ou Monday, June 27; and Fifteen following Days (Sundays excepted), at Twelve o'Clock, risHE very valuable, rare, and curious LI . . BRAM' of the late Colonel - .IANIES ALEXANDER. STUATIT, together with his line CoilectiOn of Manuscripts in the Persian, Hindustani, and Arabic Languages , . be . viewed to the time of 441 e, when catalogues may he had, prise :Zs. •i,. • • This Day was pul:lishecl, its 86. price 4s: boards, \INDICA:I'II)N of the ItiGUTS of the ITNIVhIttiIiTIES4 to :t COPY of every NEW 1'V131.1- CATION ; Second Edition, cinch t-ed ,1)y judgiiki - of the Coon. of Ein-, 2 s . l..;enei:, p:,i,cc!' taifloii,e of cejninons, i;nd M O V T t Darriater ,at - Law, Professor of, the 1,4, , A' 01 Erist4ticl, Chia inst4e of the So4d W. male, t-strecti- And in a few clays will be pubiiihed by the same : Nuttlor, the.second volume of the Origin, Progress, and esent I);:ae tice cif the Bankrupt Law. ENCYCLOLVEDIA BRITANNICA. AFEW. remainiug; ; COPlES of the .Fourth Edition of the ENCYCLOP.EDIA BRITANNIC A; or, Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, iu T..vent Volumes 4to. with nearly fix Hundred Engravings, may no* be had in boards, and in various bindings, of Messrs. Archibald. Constable and Co. and Thomson I:e , enar, Edine burgh, the Publishers; or. of Cadell and Davies; White, Cochrane, and Co.'; John Cutlet-11; `Maas and Parry; J. Ri-• chards en ; S. Bagster; J. Bhoth'; • Lachington, Alien, and Co.; Gale, Curtis, and Fenner; J.. Blachlock; J..Rodwell ; William Baynes; , .Richard Priestley; E. Wilson ; Richard Rees.; and Ogles, Deinean, and Cochrane, London. 7- 4, 4 ,, The Encyclopaedia Britannica forms in itself a cOmplete library, and leas uniformly sustained attelebrily far exceeding any other work of the kind. It-is the production of the most, eminent men who have a'doriied the republ.c of lctfets for the last 40 years, and has, during that lieriod., - attained the unprecedented circulation of fully -25,000 copies. • • ADVICE AITHEN Men of Education and Professional Skill use. persevering endeavours io discoverthe moSt safe. and certain method of treating a. few prevailing Diseases; the successful result of their ex•it•rienec is the best proof of „ • superiority. • - Messrs-GOSS and Co. •Surgeons, have been"indUced - to make. the Cure of the following the object of their particular study - , viz. a"Certaiii Disorder, frequently contrneted in a mu, • went. of Intoxication, and its concomitants, StrictinaN and 9 Gleets which, by an an improved plan, arc speedily and ef fectually ented • as also Debility, : whether arising from Bac chanalian Indufgences, long residence in warm China es, or a secret Solitary Vice, too often unhappily pursued by the Youth of both Sexes; in the one causing Sterility or Barren ness, and in the other a numerous train of Nervous Diseases, which, if' not timely remedied, terminate in Impotence and ConsurfiPtion. In that tlistresing-state of Debility or Defi ciency, whether the consequence of sncli baneful Habits, or arising front any other cause, by winch the powers of the Con-. stitution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of London, they offer a firm, safe, anti speedy Restoration to sound and vigorous health. The result of a long and extensive practice has ; s.mabled. them, by a: superior method, to remove Venereal. Complaints, hnwiever inveterate or coinnlicated, without subjecting . . Abe Patient to the least reitraint: in diet or exercise t and in recent cases, where an eary application. is made . 00 discovery of the InfectiOn, they frequently *perform a Cure in the sire space of two days. The unpree ~lenteti success of their in3de of treatment t (which has never :been known to tail one single instance in a practice . of fifteen years, during which period many thousand persons of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and injurious mothOds had been pursued' by other Practitioners without effeet),lndnees them to Otis pub-' licly offer their advice. Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively professing the Cure of these particular complaints, in order that they May not he marked by a. mistaken -few, with the obloquy so jintly at tached to the ignorant Empiric, think it hut jnstice.to them- Selves to state, that they have heen properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates Of which, from different hospitals, and testimonials from the ino.it eminent Physicians, they have to convince any inquirer): that the success resulting from their endeavours first induced, them to quit the practice of the ge.heralPractititiocr, and they presume that their pretensions constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. Patients in the country are requested to state the particu lars of.t heir ca e, age, and manner of living, iticlosing a Bank Note, for advice and medicines, and the same will be for- - warded to any part of the kingdom. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, tio. Id, Bourarie-street, Fleet - - street. . This Day was published. , .•• • A New Edition, being the Eleventh, much enlarged and . • proved, price 10s. 6d in boards, dedicated by permission to the Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Landaff; rri H. MEDICAL GUIDE for the Use of the IL Clergy, Heads of Families and Seir:inaries, and young Practitioners ia Medicine 'ilud Su • r•ry In the firrt Part of this Work, the Properties, Doses,.and best Methods of eni plojitc the Medicines necessary to he kept by Families re siding in the Country, arc folly detailed, NS ith copious Direc tions for the Management of Children in respect to Die; , :, Exercise, &c. &c.; the Treatment of Casualties, Fiis, (c.tc. 4.; and i.i the Second Part is given an History of. the Catres and 'distinguishing Symptoms of this DiSeases cident two the Hnintin frame, with the most effectual Means of Prevention and Cure by acu=men, &c. &c. By RICHARD P..EECE, Member of fire Royal College of Surgeons, &C. eLc. 4 ‘ It is of in'portancc that every roan slioidd know sofne thing of the lasss of life, the pature Of disease, and the most.. r:;1:anal 'modes of cure; for this prirpoe Dr..P eeee's *Book tes,a!lariteo than any. with. which We are atunainted.. It and modern tha?‘ the Doincstie Medicine of y:ii;zh doubt it will entirely supersede," - . •:cview, 'H I. li•arst, Orme, mud Frown, • • whoin may be bad. just punli:bed, • ;1 :% - actical lyictionary of Doine.qic Medicine. •Se con,. • corrected and improved, price 16s. inboards. iVIR. A. BRADLEY, Aliddic New-street, .-oath-square, London, will satisfy, the most sernpn 4,n•s I.7quirer as to the authenticity of a Friend of his di, riving great Benefit from the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD: 'in a severe disorder of the nervous, bilious, and flatulent kind, with which he had been lung afflicted. • Mr. E. l'iercy, High-street, itirmingham, vouches for the snrprii ;g Core of a Gentleman long in a deep Decline, having taken Zis e bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead. The spirits, strength, and appetite of the young man were visibly and very matrriall)i. improved ; and by coatitining the use of it a few weelis longer, he was, with God's blessing, and to the - groat comfort 41)4 astonishment of his family and friends, rintored to perre-1 health. . • • Mr: B. Boothrovd,. of Pontefract, reports of a Man in that neighbot4ood, about the lige of thirtvorho had the appear ance of latinurinf.t: under that most dangerous emeairnoton. had a c:)tiFilerc!de llcetic fever, peofas, 1 ,i;111.-sweats, - .szill . was reduced to a suite of extreme debility. Raving had die tj;lt incdicalliskice he could procure, without, obtain lug relief, 1:e had recourse; to the Cordial Balm of Giirad : persertriiig in the .use of it, all the uufavouraide symptoms grad:lolv abated, and he has attained a vigoroas state of health. _ _ . —. ...... G0., - artn,nent Security aeinst Counterfeits, besides a Saving of One Bottle in Four,—llie Cordial Bolin of Gilead is s.;Yld • in bottls6, price I Is. each.; or the quantity of four in one Family Boltle for 335. on which one I is. bodle is saved, duty included; the stamp of which near: the PCOViitt. , r . :4 liA,Ve !and addre;:s ili the engraving, "-Sam:. Soloolon,-;;'..'ip0 , 1," to imitate which is felony; and this privikv: of 'a ii%i 4•,iii.tr set of plate's for hiS stamps has been grei:ted to Dr. s ,:UMIJI), by faiwur of his Majesty's Hon. Commissioners of Staaip Dnties„poTosely to secure the Public against counterfeits none else are genuine. Sold by Samuel Leigh, No. iB, Strand ; Sutton and Co. ',late Dicey aud.Sut ton), Bow Church-yard; Bacen and Co. \o. 130, ,Oxfurd-str,et, London ;—Bnolie and Dowding, Salisbury; A. Solith, PeifOraer, North Bridge, Edintmr.oll . Martin Keene, ;in. 6, Ccilegle-zreen, at Davi,on's, No. I ;•..l'arliament-street, •and of Mesr:i.s.F.'Newbury and Son, Dablin'; arid retail, by all Medivinv Vendr.rs in the 'Jolted Kingdom. Smna*sorders have been many years in proceeding to such a degrceio: nmliftuancv a; cannot be eradicated in a few Ncee;A/ IllX:trefore. it. is-14.: order to eneouratte'steady !terse ,Yerance 4 the use cl,vroper means that Dr. Solornon has m i0nt0e......* plan of Ins..ioxe,, with three large 33% 1 7 :,:1iii.. • ts..t.c.lertit..4J 1tid11,11,7, t. an eloaati•ily of Vs!„.v.itarat--I.l* , 'WeekeAl el, safeAkr'', ?Ai- I N-for ot - Fit - it-p . .)od -Bo ok-note, by w hicti .11 . 1. 4& , le ' '414 vide " (3.nile to fle•alth.". • f .1.41 - • Fir; ' 11411iON's ii-aci ice is - O(SW 1- 7 ,, 0:ne so great :Oda extensive' ilit‘t•his eunst,,nt etip. - ,ageutents require a cow:leer :Ado portoun of his time - and attendance, he expects ' when consulted, .be usual Compliment of One Pound; but. 'all Written (user,' or letters Of advice, .and unaccompanied with an order for medicine and remittance, to be answered at.iii , s leisure, are'required to enclose only Half a Guinea. - Drafts may he obtained at any Post-Mike, piyable at Liverpool, for small sunis.of money, which is a sure mode of conveyance.— ' Such letters should, for safety, he thus directi'd :"---." Money Letter. ' Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool. Paid double pogtiqe." !*,,,, Letters -may be addressed to X: Z. or A. B. at. the Post-oilice, till called for. Persons who du nut wish to have their •natueS 'known, May have their hoses' kilt - la:IC(1 W. Z. to be left at till called for.. • • • TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. • • No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. 1-l i oNou urn Sift, Edinburgh, March 18. BEG leave to inform yon, that ever since the vstisA79o, - 1. had been afflicted .with the Luis Vencrea ; which, from its obstiinstel resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un derguing' several.severe courses of salivation, and twice dis-. charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the'must inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully psioful, and had been in a state.of ulceration Inc the, last seven years,;' my left liti!.d also . two large nodes on it, was very much•,i.;scoloureci, and gave, ims such excrociatiog pain, particularly when warns in lied, as nearly, to deprive me of rest; in- this lamentable state, I. was recommended by Mr. J. ,Thompsou, (who received so great a cure by them here), to•take your Leake'sratent which I began tl do on the 26th of Slay ; in the• course of a fortnight I began, to receive. henetit—in little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arras were smindly healed-- soon after, - -the' sores. on my legs - healed also ; leaving, how ever, considerable discalouration in she-shin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, and a little longer pekseveranee in your invaleable Medicine, subsided ; the-todes•disperiing, the shin regaining its catural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going off.—l -thus became, by your lilies-Et advice and Medicine, perfectly free from. - ail my fortner eon:plaints—have recovered my former spirits and strew -011 s 1 0-- 'id aai beet We jolly and tat, in which state,having ontinued many mouths to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude,' but .beg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make thi4 my ease as public as possible,' as I shall on every occa sion; in so doing you wiltgreatly oblige, . . Sir, your grateful, obedient, very h umble servant, • - ALEX. SILTRIZER. Swann's Close, High-street, Edinburh. • . lk'itne — sses to tlie ahove 3 1) 1 11 , l'h o rniison,.. No. 3, New -Ponitry ; JohnM I ritosh, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. _ _ PrepKeil and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, - MeliTher of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his. house, No. - 9, New Bridge-street, London; where, after a constant residence of more than 38 years, in a practice iiirti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and thOse incidental to the Parts'of Generation, - with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession ,hould alitiys'obseryc in such cases, he flatters himself the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning as an aslyantage seldom attainable, and void of all aimbiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alba;i's street, Pall-mall; the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Disborongh's, No. ; Mr. Baxter's, • South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. ikl'Donald Jeweller, Glasgow; Mr. Caliwell's, Dublin ; and by one person in every considerable town in Great. Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only 9d. cacti, stamped, and sealed up with full and plain direttionsi whereby persons, of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. EVery Box sold in Great-Britain is sealed up With A stamp, on which, by favour of the Com iissio iers, is printedi at the Stamp Office—T. Taylor, No. 9. N.. w firidge-street to imitate whick is Felony, and all othrx.i ale counterfeits.. FRENCH P,NTERS. I'eltls, LILY 1.--Madkinie" i General, and her dangbter, almost 12 rars age, arrived at from England, accompanied by General IlulOt, Maclatne'r. brother ; ibcy itniner cliately 3et off for PAri3. TI/C G . azetle de Fras;ice ex;)f,'esEes considerable glum at the reports of a Treate 01 Conmurcc with this Country,.aild puitieularly on the sub- . • ket of the,tettOu Trat,e.— .For twenty yeaes,",. 3 aystlit Paper, " the prOgress of thatbranch of mazafacttire lans been, such in fraue;.l, that she not drily able to supply het. wen cons:imp:ion, but to supply al: Acinatic zo . • • One single line of a Tivaty of Commerce may . destroy so many 4i'antages—may reduce. 600,004 `workmen in different parts of :France to beg gary, and again render us dependant upon foreigr:ers for so necessary and important an article. Let us not, ,however, entertain any a.p- i prehensions that so many important cc:wiwideratiot►s shbuld.eseapelhe :►tteutiou Of the most ed of Kings, and of the ableMiniSters who are ho noured with confidence. r • , , The health of Mo" - isieur is coMpletely re-estab-. lisi►er!. . . Lieut.-General -Count t.clitarois, the late (4 , -- rernor of Alagdeburg, has arrived •at Paris ; left his troops at Metz in the finest condition. 30."1 colleciion of pictures and furniture of his Eminence Cardinal Ksch are about to be sold by auction. They dre estimated at an enormous sum. , By an Ordonnanee of his Majesty, the decors- . tiou of the Legion of Honour is to he, on one side, the representation of Henry IV. with this. exergue, " Henry IV. King of l:rance and NA varre;" and on the other side, three fieurs de /is, with this exergue, " Honour and Country."- • • Borghese has quitted the Island , of Elba for NRpies. The• celebrated English Chytitist, S:r H. Davy, is at JUN 2 18.—His Serene Highness the Duke Frederick Christian de Holstein de Jon derbourg Augnstenbourg died on the 14th of thiS month, `after an illness of a few days, in hiK Cas'tle Augnsti.‘nbourg, aged,49 years, A Court Mow n-; in4-of two tilonthl has been °Meted on this oc- Casion ; —The Carimiissaries of the foiir AMA Powert wilt set . of on the 21st of this rc:ontti fur • NZIYW;w. • • - • CON-;TATINOPLE, MAY, capite, tvas' past t.l-y Cle Janissaries. Having heard that many of tiwir commics were put to death -at Widdin; they col lected round the Seraglio, and demanded satisfac tion in a menacing marwr. The King attemptud to draw over the Dg;:bedchii and Topde.iis; thq fortunately, however, failed in this object, and the disturbances were subsequently pacified by the Grand tViliei. . • Within these few days the Grand Signor has gone with the Haretri tti the beai►tiftil Valley of Bethana. A Bastangi of the guard, dared to fog.;- /ow with his eycs smile .of the ladies who were walking without ti►eir veils: lie was i►)inicdiately strangled by order of the Bastangi Bachi. The plague continues at Constantinople, but . with little violence. On the. other hand s at : Smyrna there die from 200 t 0.250 people a-day. - MADRID, JUNK 18.—During the eXistence of the Cortes the liberty of the Press had given a great latitude to our Journals. The following are the names of some of the Journals which have ceased . to appear • Le .Iteclacteur, TAbeille, le Tribune, 16 Concii, le Citoven, Constitutionel, lc Llurcn, le Soreier des It Itedact - eur tic Cadiz, le Journal de Commerce de Corogne, l'Aurore de'• Mayorque, le Gazette de Busqu,;, le Con tier de Vittoria, l'Arni des Lois. We have only reniainin , 4 the Atalaya or Sentinel of. La Mancha, and Procurear. de le Nation et de la Lot. HANovEn, JUNE 17.—The Austrio-Ritssian le gion, under the orders of Count %Valuo has been given to the King of Prussia. • The Duchy of Saxe-Weimar is about to 'he_ elevated to the rank of a Grand Drichy.' MENINGEN, JUNE 20.—Mr. George,Wagner, a, wool manufacturer of this city, has discovered a. plan for preparing nud manufacturing the wool io'one day. In fifteen hours a boat Was' Made,' the wool of which was shorn in the morning: FRA,NKYQRT, 24.—The Russian Grand, Dukes, Nicholas and Michael, set out this morn lug for Carlsrulle; they .tire' gbing to visit Swiss Cantons ; and •zifterwards-to Viezioa: v l i t s7t. M t ß o , CjluiaNritleslll.\-7. Hol i ness had a tiiol ' t e6 ; e ri r e ' : l l 2 lly P r i a zl terview wit - 1i him for, an hour. MILAN, RINE 22.—Yesterday his EXtelklirv 4 the Count tie Meerescalchi, Governor-General of, Parma, Placentia, and Guastalla, arrived hete . from Paris. GENOA, Jura: 22.--- - -By a vessel from ra!ei inn. we learn that Lord W., Bentinek had arrived, There from Genoa, after a voyage of six - days. ZURiCH, JUNE 22. —re he Diet Met on the to take into consideration the request Made by the Valais. to be admitted into the Swiss Ceofetlera lion. MADRID, Suaz Espot Mina has Written g letter to his Majesty, in which, after detailing the services performed by the divisiorx commanded by him, offers, in the name of his low-soldiers, to make new arid greater sacrifices for his Majesty, if necessary. FRENCH FUNDS. • 5 per Cents. 65-90. Actions of the Batik..., .1076.