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'4,000 io • . ~ , .... . ...... 1 , 000 %. 2400- ts:'" ~... • . .... . -i.)co . 2,000 t. , 4 .,,,.... • ..... 2OO SE: : •• „ ....• • • ..... . 100. . • 1,500 50 l,OOO 55,060 no - a lAets. L . :40,00 . ' IN(.) FixrD pitlZEs.! I n 5..,. DAY 3 or 1 Ts A t w S i ;: ( 1 ' )" .I'l 7 ,'A MT:R. , . ti / I % ) '' - v ' ,.. ... '. ' ' '''''''' 1 . 3 ill sEPTEAIBEK. r r : , : , k , '.,, i , ki '''aY. **** .. ' t 17t1, SEITEMBER. ‘ 0 4 1 1 , C) , 1 :i- 11-1 (1 SI - I :'"%.1.. ***** ** ;lie selling by RICLI . A . RD .t IO I,, N i; t . i c .", t ,_,-(-) ' l,l to. Contractors for the Lottei;', - .. ~ 't All 'B'' ' ' ' ‘ i f '( ''''"'r of Ilatik-btiildirsgs, Cornhilt, and l ' iLin 4 , ' t'"..,, (littring.:(7oss. (Lir... 1 '44 of • r .-,- 1,1'9 19 O L.e 13 6 `,..1'1t,...... - 4.10 7 0 I 1'41.14`11' 1 7 0 _._,..." 3 is .0 i Sixtec•nt l l 14 i ii .---•-------.....:..... . (‘ the -Purchasers. 1 i ,1 PecttAlly acquaill— . w ~,;, (~5, ! ., : (1, , 01(-1,-,t;Ls lad Sliares, that the full N i lm: ) e k i - z e s st n a o blis P i , R . 4 alc,•'", 4, 1 - '0,;`1 3 liought ..t either of t 1 ,, ,e , 101 4 °I;rs , Alll,, or ~l cii.vitiNc,.(,llo.;„S . , whe r e '-'itli);,l.'l4S4Alt::;•• - for the NEik 1 , 011k.11.2, , tv,s ii , . •. - .. ,n e s i tting H 1 , ISt mqvrEmnf:At. itif, l eselit PC •• , .....:fi c l ie t L. 19 10 ° k ii ‘hirt„,..• • :I.lo` 7- Cr 1 l. , ,;ghth L.:I 13 6 (4 41, ,t . i ncs ‘,. •" • 6 li o 1 Sixteenth l. . 7 _0 . 'lall, ~I,,‘'th ft,ll particitlars may he had gratis at No. 4, li•-,..,.....21; thar;ilg-cros. ' . lON•i%i, - . --- ----......_________, t),. s - 4,415, IS r eady to ath;a.nce, with on Freehold, promptitude 4, 1 . '41, 1,-;.r'iY, at !Clg Annuity Interest, ~L.........s Litincgt N,lt tse,lold,' or" Yowled Propertx, Rent ‘..•ll•l`..,`rips' '‘. !Mal ell ''' -' l 's, Wid ti ws Jointures, Wills, .Clerame I'sbil'i!lrp, 'l4 Bonds, kil,--j:;!:ial:`,l,?*,,,bc..q.Tetl,Nine a . ritl Fire; 8 Lower John-street or by letter, to , 104 re .National Lank, No. ~ tllli'--.... -).tatters of 'Magnitude will be preferred. ' 13 11 I NI • p,. ... "'A r -.i.NN tTFACTOR.Y, 62,QtEE•N-STREET' ,'.: } ' - fr 11,t- CFIEAPSIDE. 1 , ''''l'''“"X P' I INTS - na nd - COAL TAR BROWN. 741t:''tspF.iNtt•t:Ipild Co - .. ' ,(late ' of London Wall) most I i );netrable I N, b. , 11 . te vet,. •.**itiforiti t lie Public, that t Ae."Tioseed Oil, , i ';‘, i„,,1111.e;', e....iniei.tal,'and being ground in Vitiq,.` l li i , .''',O adrant•we to ail parposesof us eful l'aii . it-• tic t 'll's "e and • , .-•.l' where a handsome appearance, te,0,:,,4t5,4. na.sioe, Il ltli ' l 4 11. (41 " e1 Y,iirec,onsitierations. For Par ihty I.q,ot,e'!,tel• Proilts, Iron and NVood Railing, and Oa , - h Pitlit7 t ,. ii'',•! it. 'st I.ll:'''Y de sei . iptiou, they are petiiliarly adapted, as , 1 re j•,ir t l ', ° . .et . .:ls• of weather ii! an astonishing din e ''iii , -,,:,.:r1. ; „," Worm arid Dry Il.ot, and Will staT hot f i ' '''•.it,'-';',ire i 'W '..,"‘e 1.11 the following colours and prices. viz. '„' , 4 t , - ,, wis. Per cwt.; Dark GI - veil. 765.; arid O . lire 4) 411 ! "at , de•• (*reel i c (sd. to 2s per lb. ; Slate , • , ~,, - tc.,,i, t..i) , ,-• - Rest ‘,„ f ; 4 ,0 3 . •-ohnirs,s6s. per cwt.; (Amoy 4e, ~ ~ f.. , I‘. 4 . 4 .' 444 ".' .• t 60s Prepatcd 044 to k 'S 3 , ,e t t,,, ‘, .11i, 1 dill , • . ,t .. % 1 1,. R, c ,, i , .... ,t ,. ll k ' 'ow larile,4'.• In: 1•• •dc viz. common, N tli ct,,, it . 4.4 14:4 ... 1 18 WI tICO 4111 ~... both applicame to 18s. per Il, t tt fi at :f t,', 00 ; `V , !• rev cwt. The e Tles .' , ll Weatlier Boarding, tlvillii'lrisar'.Wooll inli Zi;• l • '}r ::d us or ' water; particularly the i s ' l t . l, eit l . i t tl s ,, 4 _ Lo P.; l iO rfect i l ° .lllA.ollibl e in water "ted er Y l'et r t ,''' wtter e it ' } • ••d • it is also of a good colour, the Worm 1), '44 (1 , ono • I! '''''' . • • 'rink only to be ‘fi i i',ate r ,, ''lid„ Is easily applied, ic 1 1" 1 ... - l'ie• f ,'" . 1, n with it cointipm tar brush. "'al . . - 414.1 Colours:Sec See. Merchants, Captains, b5,.[11,,,,,, i '' s'iPpiled ell liberk . tl terms. it ( 1, 4. i /i ttit - 1 , „.„ '‘ ' ttl• i tr ill ever meet the Public Approbation. `4 k " i ' l (2 '''t rst','4AN'sG U'ITA. SA 1 4 UTA It IS, or a 4.44)::`,',ttit:l;'.-1, Nledieine f , r curing Venereal, Glandular, tilqtt,r`Qen,,L'''rdel.'s, Gle - :ts, &c.--A bot . t . le . or two will at?il'tiv -a P .--.‘ltlit •i t elk! AIN!, ..c, .et ti seirsalutary effects; a kw bn.t.ttess hues fey. salivation and every nther nican U tl ,',t it :1 y,,,r1411d even IN hen the disorder has heel sc . :L:1; 1 1. ; t v ,uti g. ,'are e,,,,.. , N..' remedy eau he better cmitrivet,,il to ~,,,lailittiri,it:culeilt, than this, :or such as are oblige d . tl:N• .`, l ! diet; 7;u Nea, as it needs uo confinement o r „, ' 'ti,.. l „ '•;e itr i .„': i i *. , • ll, 40 years experience by Dr. ifrecman in ''• ? -. t ; ) w ilich , ...", I,ai proved'it no leis suceess-tul In .. t . tr iil t. _, t, , ark,i s itelt I :,''.!'Q blare from improdenee . than :t tc , i a .. v.4 1 „ 1 , ini'kerly ':, t '',''' ,, it liOldS out a never-tailiatic, ptraiht ci itt ne ~/ 101 e ,,, 1, !let. -4,,,Vead 1 t1 , 4„ 1 , 4 1''t I 'ol6l, at tile. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, 11"-cli-4.''(-'hr - aril and InOst Country Medi t''titiii4, (411 es 11 c'..') Id ' -1 - 6d. anti .L.Q.s. each, with . er caels'Nex': '. 1., 0 1 71-1 1", ' A r 4. Nk'i —e n hi, 4 4d, ' 1 ,1,,, „ of ItAlueation and Professional 1 4 ,'at e , ertait, iit'i'ist'veting entleai•Ours'to discover the most 1"ti,,..Wal r,seta'l of trea4jing a fewprevailing Diseases, , f A leN st :tY. • ult 91.. their experience is the best proof of tt 4 , 4tge(klSS a , . • . - vi t 't tifZ l l ' ill' 1 ., :"' (-:0. Members of Ilie Royal College l 'lsi k e ,''. fOll "P`len, have heen induced to make tire tt It of i (t tiiiii it''"g the objecf of their p . ati;nilar study, 1 4t, ',lite,. -,'lsard,,,. 'cl l . 'Avl i i l eai i , 4 . ,..frequently eonti„ctet!n . lo : t li;t 4 ll . ly , ; ,` . ' l ,. b y 4 ~' : 11 '9 its concomitant „ trict . .utes and 4, t 'llii„"ed ; 4 ,, 1,:ill improved igati, are sp .. eedily and e.- •,. 't silltclai.ice' :1180...Debility' whether arising froin Bat.- ti,itlttifi,Nry 04'3,1011g' resitience in warm ClimateSY or a . v,1:,1,41,4",°41,,,5ex,1.ce,. too' often tml,,,piiily pursued by the flll, i ,.10 t,i..; .trt th e one i,.,i cr slity or Barren titl..el4klt.tiot• t i i, : e e i et a nimat.roas tritin of Nervous I:iscascS, 4r iN ..q, 1, 1 4 ' 1 1. 1., 4 tehleditd' terniiirte in liiii• - otenee and ttit, l NT,.Z i th er ,'.64111t distress'ing stat e of D'eliiiilv or Deli -44441 li k , '- ,` L 'IY oti-,,,e"'''equence of such baneful 1 7 . 1ahits . , or tsi i4t pi, ti :-Ohi e enfel'.l(:•.atise, by which the powers . t . )t the Con ; „Ist, 41 1.1 j, Y ff er '' •1 11 , as regularly educatt•il l•surgcons o ' l : i l l t . i, vt ,'is .i ti k t . 11 . ,, p q r : 4 11 ...it ti ' , 1 ) 1 i , 4 1 . 5. ,i` 1 tai 1. 1 :; ( 1 4 : - estt,itfele,?:;::sp speedy' Restoration practice to ta,' , lt t„l4ete,.44:lltetliod I C )a t s mi e p i la a i b il l t e s d , 'L l'i,f‘`l-4!trleit' Vener ea l l'":"ti.(:;:;!;',..P.lk4,!"2',"lleit.,l-itt suh.leePn7"...l,hei, :1.1, eeti uli Que 40...: tat.inoiet or exercise; i and in 1 LC& lit . ,' I t , (4 ty k „ '., the v f ? "PPl'ejloll is Made :Oil discovery of ~,‘l,,,:i,,i',Z:tl:(4‘l%l;:eltieaetlisestel_:,:,,,,,,,.„l:ieerlt:toer(ult success Cure .i ii t h e .. short lei s l 'on, 1 1; • t n.. n ever been knoYieistsooffiti!lluirtimtontilee (11, i tfter y .0,(,,,,. ri-teti e , of f•fte,n •.- - ( 1 , 1 , -i n . , which liti''' Pri,,,,s.euere44",ll persons.tif I -it-- years , have cured, ,y , 11 ,. , , k i, ) ,,,... 41 i n .,... ,,, „. lo , a i seXt'S ... il.. 10-1,,,,i7 tlieir't.lsfit4",'?. .:.. inethoc.s had been put st.e 1 1 , q, 3 . t t) ,clv .i ,, "t Lilect), induces then, to thus pub 11titi, Kin; , Ns , 4, i t , i t :(.'l, l * (i ti t .iy%l:llc ,Col:4,j'a°i,.t.e,,XClllS: rely proces'sing the Cure of f v ,„ o o b. , iNtah t ,... ~•• , 111 ordcr that they may not be 11 ii t i' to , t ' igili., t".vie\y, AVitil the obb-apiV so justly at -1'.1." itat. tt ? that 11.t—gil'irle,1111111 , it I.) , : . ; i t , j .. astice to tli h t•i ' A ii, tri, 'I % . ry b;.'''Y have been 4 r I. ... educated and I t Liq ,t4kill::, (iireterlt.ll'eit'f. ,tae Pr i olt?ssioti (certilicittes of r t a t t ' '• l: e . t. ,-I 'Y'skti ti . ,(''-., ant testimonial's' - from the i11,i , • 5 , 4 a tit lit t;'' re4litis",t,..teYll:•,•e t o c nivince any inquirer) _ .o e . n e ~, ,tt,,• irnii i il - '' 5,,, ,.. EL,, tt t, 1.. , ,,, kict , 0 ,, 1 ieir endeavours first induce 1td% 4 14, 1 .: ect ( l,, i ''i 0 % .,., „,''. tit !..ze;.,eral Practitioner, am. they itc:.eN, ~,t,..., c.,,„,:,, o,ion,i consi hole a f;lir ground for , t ill, jut ..I+,l.„lC;'Ce• Witt' Whibi a they INire; bY the ~,t th,i ~ •(.,. ionoure,l-• . bo ;t' ' (,1 - 'ltury ,-„. - • AN (11- • ..-,..Vkinested t t• t the dui!'!particu o'd.lll±..', •:,-'1 Idrit:,td:','l.".l," q ii li:g, S i;:c e loging- . a Il.pk Vtti".l t.: } l -0 t ~f Ili s`:?!t-S, and the same, %NIB • lie tor -4.‘1, L t4i;; ; ,j o , iNtiliS '' '. , ...Nw. 13, Ilo uverie-street; Fleet • .110 ;11*. ly ;1S Fi ji 1 1 1 1 : j 1 . W .4 01 211. rat' if o,te" ,„,- P`'' ' Fort''' ~ f iC 6 513 1 , ,e,10 FOI t►ent,, o co 1 07, 3 i le at to • pc 11 ) ,'Ii , Cl'"t Of 4/ VP ° 1754"0 . /W r ~Ad/ the So' ef 0 e 44 ,, I.' ob ag e P I e re , Of ,56 4 ' 0 1 , C l-3 `,0 Jo st d.. .1f NEW EDITION - OF lIUK:i'JI..7-STICE. ThiS Day was puhlished, With considerarable Additions,. in Five large - Vols. Octavo, - with. the Cases 14 - ought down' to the end of ~ Easter Tenn, (4) 111. and the•Statutts Xothe 34th of Geo. 111. cuap. 47. 0 - 8141 price 31. i Os. boards,' : . t- THE JUSTICE ! of the PEACE and PARISH OFFICER. • li BICUARD BURN, ' . Late Ch,dicellor of the Diocese of Carlisle. The Twenty-second Edition, with many ('orrections, Addi - • ' tionsontd Imprortments. • .. • By JOHN KING, Of the Inner Temple, Esq.: Barrister at Law. Mr. Einghas, in this. Edition, examined the whole Work minatelY,.and.has_ made numerous Corrections, whichliad cs caped•notice in former Editions. The Additions,are also very material, and no pains have been spared to render this va luable Wort. still more worthy of the high patroniere it • has so . lo obtitinvir. • Printed by his Majesty's 1 - 4:11V Printer, for T. Cadell and W. , Davies, Strand; F. and Chureh-yard; Longman and Co..Paternoster-rOw; and J. Butterworth and Son s Fleet-street. . . Of whom may'also he 113.04 Ecclesiastical Law, by the late S:xih Edition; with Notes. and Itefer'encv,s, by Sinitic 'Fraser, Esq. Barrister at Law. Four vuls. -6Vu. Price 21. Zs.. in- boards.' - • - . SUDDEN EFFECTS OF HEAT AND COLD, NERVOUS EFEUTION DEBILITY, &c. 9 . 1 IV PANTY - YEARS Experience has proved DR. St.;LY'zs SOLAR, TING to be thy iosist Li fic.iciou4 Medici evcr offered to the Public in Diseases of the Breast and teings, ‘l,:thina,,Dropsy, Consamptitins, Nervoui agues, Convulsions, anti II Disorders of the Stonnieh.aad lioweis. It is pleasant to taste, gratJui to the Stomach ; so mild are its viteets that it may be given to Wo men With child, or Infants in the month.—Sold in Bottles at Gs. 7,7. tid. and I. at the Warehonse, No. ti, Albion. 7 ` , urr.; -road ; and by most Venders in the Kingdom. N. 13. The Oenuiile has " C. W. Siofell" written wn the ootsi Ayr,' pper. *. k . * Letters of Cures, received by the Proprietors roay'be seen at the Warehouse. THE- _SALINE APERIENT WATER, which ems IL.ou;lmt forward last Summer by 1)c. of Bath, and was analyzed by him, by Dr. and by others, and of whose medicinal properties many well-founded instances Wen: then published, has again this season• attracted many visitors. The experience of a twelyearonth has zunply ver;fied the opinions that were then farmed, and itA Medicinal-powers 'have been found equal to it singularly euri'ius eLenmical composition, It is. it Muriatic Aperient, IN'ater, contain:lig, besides its chalybeate linpreg natiun, uturiate of sada, muriate of magnesia, and inuriate of Blue ; and, as tught lie exiweted, has been found eminently serviceable in all Scrofulous Affeetioas, such as the swelled Glands of child, - mm as weli as adults, and all thosesores,'which l Infiu their indolent and intractable nature, Inter been deemed st ruintps. It pm dyes eery serviceable in Herpetic and Le -1110..,14 amon thi.se Atlectioo.s.ofth, appeZte'cro . arise trott, a disordered state of the digestive or gans. h iumproces the appetite, give's a due regularity to time how of bile, and produces a Mild and efficient operation on the bowels. It appears 'to combine the properties of sea water with those utthe purging Saline Spas; and therefore it coin, prebends the Fpunitits suitable to Scrophula, and ,Scorbutic , and Bilious Disorders. • May be had of Mr. Coopei, Wholsesale Agent,No. 9, Milk street, Cheapside; Me,srs. Savory, Moore, and Denny, 18U, New Bond-street; Doneunibe 199, Fleet-street ; Hingestates, 9;;, Clirapside; Bather, 20, Cornhill, Loo dun; Corn-street, and 'Nash, on the Bristol; Waldron, Ilutwells aud Clifton; . Messrs Kaight and Davies, Old Bond-street; Cuff, Milsion-street, Bath ; Musgrave, Exeter ; Squarev. Sllishary ; Striate, .IVandinster ; Giulio!) and Clarke, Devize,.; • .Coulton, Swindon; „Wily; .Caine; Biatrne, Westbui Wearing, Trowbridge; . Hopkins, Brad ford; 'hinder, Corshis ; Meading . • •• Orders addressed to Thomas Ward, at. the Spa, for any quantity of the Sidi ue.Water,• will lie punctually attended to. . • 'VII. A. BRADLEY, Middle New-street, G u ngh..,:quare, Loudon, will satisfy the - Most scrupu lous Imp - firer as to the authenticity of a Friend oi his de riving great Benefit from the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, its a sm ere disorder of the nervous, bilious, arid flatulent kind, with which he. hail been long . aliiicted. Mr. E. Pierey, Iligh-street,,Birroingham, vouches for the surprising Care of a Gentleman long in. is deep Decline, baying taken live bottles of the Cordial Itahn.of Gilead. The .spirits, strength, and appetite of the young man were visibly and .very n!:,teriaily improved; and. by co►itinuing the use of it 'a few weeks longer.; he was, with God's blessing, and to the great comfort and astonishment of his family and friends, restored to perfect health. • Mr. B. 'Boothrovd, of Pontefract, reports of a man in that neighbourhood, about the age of thirty, Nrho had the appear mice of labouring under that must dangerous .disease, the Phthisis Ballroomlis, ur Conionn ptiou. He had a considerable degree •of - hectic fever,:pviifuse night-sweats, expectorated much, a nd was reduced to a state of extreme debility. Having had the bestmedieal advice he could procure; without obtain= lug relict . , he had recourse to the Cordial Balm of Gilead : persevering in the use of it, all the unfavourable symiitoms gradually abated, and he has attained a vigorous state of health. • Government Security against Counterfeits, beTides a Saving of One Bottle in Fonr.—The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, price lls. each ; or the quantity of four in one Family Bottle for ms. on which one 11s. bottle is saved, duty included; the stamp of which bear,: the proprietor's name and address in the eograying, Swill. Solomon, Li ver p oo l;' to imitate which is felony; and this privilege of a particular set of plates for his stamps has been granted to Dr. Solomon, by favour of his Majesty's Hon. Commissioners of Stamp Duties, purposely to'secure the Public against counterfeits : none else are genuine: ' Sold-by Satiael Leigh, N 0.14, Strand ; Stitton and Co. (late Dicey and Sutton), Bow Church-yard; Bacon and Co. N 0.150, Oxford-street., London ;-11rodie and Dowding, S a li s b ur y ; A. Smith, Pei timer, North Bridge, Edinburgh; Martin Keene, Na. 6, College-green, at Davison's, No. 1, Parliament-street, and of Messrs. F. Newbury and Son, Dublin ; wail retail, by all Medicine Venders in the United liin - dom. , S o m e disord ers h a r e heen many years in proceeding to such A degree of matignancy us canuot be eradicated in a few weeka ; therefore it is in order t o encourage steady perse terance in the use of proper means that Dr. Solomon has adopted the plan of •his boxes, with -three large :13s. Family s ßcittles; containing the quantity of Twelve at I Is. packed up safe for. the country, for a Five-pound Batik-note, by which I2s. is saved ;. vide "'Guide to Health." As, Dr. SOLOMON'S Practice :is qow become so great and extensive, that his constant engagements require a consider able' portion of his tines and attendance, he expects, when co nsulted, the usual compliment of One -Pound; but all written cases, or letters of advice; and unaccompanied with • an order for medicine and remittance, to he answered at his leisure, are required to eueluse only Half a Guinea. Drafts may he obtained at any Post-office, payable at Liverpool, for await sums of money, Which is a sure.mode of conveyance.— Such letters should, for safety, be thus directed :—" Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, .near Liverpool. Paid, double postage." Letters may be addre'ased to X. Z. or B. at Übe 1 . 'led It, /ost-olliee, till called for. Persons.wio do nut wbb to hare their names known, znny hare their boxes illrected W. Z. to be left at till called fur. EPRiCE ilxpr,Nci-ITALPIT:NNY; FRENCH PAPERS. PAnts, JULY 21 Majesty's health arpears , quite re,establish e d. he l eft his apartments, and went to mass .yesterday at th'e chapel at the e_x. tremity of palace. . , On Tuesday, the 19th, hiS Majesty received the Diplomatic Body, when the Chevalier de Scha varz, Charge d'Affair e s trout Wurteniberg,. and C . mint llogendorp, Charge d'Affaires from 11o1:: land, were presented. M. Grit's, Deputy from the Senate at Ham!.targh, had a private audience. His Majesty appointed, on the 19th,inst4' one hundred and fifty-nine.Otlicers to the Royal, and Military - Order of Knights - of St. Louis. A Royal Decree, just issued, :.:041Eirtus the InTAi tution of the Legion of Elcuoto , , a. a .new proof of royal affection on the part of the King towards his subjects. We are assured that the Prince of Benevent will repair, as Ambassador Extraordinary from France, to.the Congress to be held at. Vienna for the definitive settlement of the affairs of F,urope. The manufactures of Lyons begin already to feel the beneficial effects of pe ace . r- We learn from that city, that numerous orders- arrive from ail parts ;, but that there is a want of workmen. - The Prince of Monaco, Moor IV. resumed the possession of his territory on the . l 9th of June, in conformity to the Treaty. of Paris of the 30th of May. CHAMBER op PEERS.—On the 12th the Chan cellor communicated to the Pers the Exposition of the State of the Kingdom, the same as presented to the Chamber of Deputies by the Minister of the Interior. On the 16th it was deliberated upon in the bureaux; and on the 19th several drafts of an Address to the King, in answer to the Exposi tion, were referred to a Committee, composed of Count de Jaucourt, the Dukes of LA vauguyon anti Rochefoneauld, Cc tints Boissy d'Anglas, fontanes, Dedelay d'Agre, and Lanjninais. CHAMBER oP DEPUTIEs.!—In the Sitting of the I 9thihtre . was nothing of .rolicular interest.--- The President announced that the Budget would probably be presented on the 21st. MADRID, JULY 10.—Great numbers of soldiers having ahnhdoned their colours, an d ret i re d t o their homes, after the ectiNce of Ferdinand int o . Spain, the Minister at War rail sent °dicers into the proyiuces. to .collect these _deserters: But many complaints having been made against the manner in whiCh the3e, Commissioners exercised. their powers; the King has ordc b t.ed " ;hat Liu military Commissioners shall only regard. as fugi .thes_or tle4.erter, sech !!:", army; they trill, therefore, cease all pros-setitions against individuals forming part of the Ckierillas and free corps:' The Order also states, that in consideration .of.the tranquil State Of Europe, dis- - chayges will be given to many' of the regulars. The King, .with a view to a benefieW settle ment of American affairs, has re-eStal.4ishedthe old Council of the 'lndies. • • We are assured that •the Decree restoring. the Holy Inquisition. is signed, and will shortly pear; but it added, that the former regulii- ! tions of this tribunal have Undergone some niu dification.' There is.much talk of a singular affair relating, to:General Elio, for which we wait the cohtirara- tion. •, The province of Leon, especially in. the Sala- , manea &strict, is by no means. tranquil. The po pulace, always ready to break loose against those who have been marked out to their fury, have committed excesses which compelled a number or citizens to quit the city. Such are tht results of the absurd declamations of the Journftl called , The Atidaya. The Government will probably repent too late 'of having encouraged its ignorant and. fanatical Editor. • „ , TRIESTE, JULY s.—The Emperor has, by an: edict, restored our bounnerce to its former liber ty, and suppressed the monopolies Of salt and to bacco.—On the great Illyrian road, constructed lii order of Napoleon, there pass ninnerons conv,oyA ‘v of colonial produce, hicii enter by our port and Flume, for t'-e-supply of Germany. The Englishi receive in exchange vax, wines, &c. • • 'Moscow; MAx• 28,--- 7 The rebuilding of ,this . great city contintres with the greatest activity, and it will rise finer• than ever front its ruins : the Streets will be• more regular;and the houses better built. A .great nuMber of merchants, tnanufac 7 turers,„ and artists:, arrive 11,•oin all quarters, with intention to fix their residence here. We hope Soon to: see , our Emperor. • , BASLE, JULY 12.—S,witgerland is at present in a state , of. ferment. The Government of Berne have colleCteo a . body of troops on the frontiers Of Avignon, a district which formerly iiPtde part of the Canton of Bane; These trOops are al ready at zoffingoo, and, as said, were called for by the inhabitants. The Go . vernment of Argovia has but a 'few towns, that are not willipg to re turn to the dominion of Berne. The Copp/ones, on ,the other hand, manifest a contrary spirit. in the looked-for conflict it ,is,said the ilernois p eri d on the support of France, England, and fins-, s i a , On the contrary, they say Austria has she‘vn herself favourable to the other ,side. Many Offir cers and young men of this city, in the event of a rupture, declare they will join •the troops of Argovia. HAMBURGH, JU,LY G.---There is reason to hope :that the affairs of Norway will be amicably adjust ed. It' appears that Prince Christian has .re nonnced.the title of King. He lately addressed to -his Danish Majesty a letter, in which he resumes his' former . title. He has also, at length, granted -passports to the Commissioners of the four lied Towers to proceed to Norway, and they set out 'from Gottenburgh on, the 25th of June, accoin- MONDAY, JULY 23, 1814. GRAND JUBILEE. LOTTERY-OFFICE, SOMETtSET-PLACE, JULY 43; 1814 . E PREPARATICENS lot the k , ET E tat ST. JAMES'S PARK being nearly, completed, it is deemed necessary to give the Public SOsIC Idea of what the AMUSES! ENTS WILL BE, though it it iniPossible in an Advettisement fe, say enough for auy person to form a just .opinion of what this Fete will Consist. A more full Description is given to each Purchaser of Tielicts; it is hoped, _therefore,• it will suffice in this place to say; that Booths for Refreshments will he placed in proper Situations round the Park, with open Marques, provided with Seats for the accommodation, of the Company; that Bands Of MnSie will attend, and proper spaces he marked out for those Who choose tO dance; that Balloons of different sizes, one large enough for Two Persons to ascend in the Car attached to it, will ascend at different times in the Evening. The most brilliant Fire-works erer seen in this Country will be exhi bited upon the Temple and upon the Chinese Bridge; the whole of the Part; will he illuminated with Chinese Lan tents. and -ever . ',. Tree with Variegated Lights; the Pagoda will be illuminated with Gas Lights ; the Royal Booth will he lighted, and the Whole of the Allegorical Fire-works and Trans parencies, representing War. 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