The Sun. — London, England, 1801-06-29 00:00:00

}i I 'J i, HAMEVRcyIr VIENNA, just 6. Ow the - th - inst Lori -'I , N7 - ro - received a Courier ,from Cmsiantrisoph , , containing uncial advice that '.' idle Cor o s of 'Engtish Troops NN'iliCh bailed from -!..- ;tomb,/ 'tt.e s. lel- lanced -t 6 - 1 J 11.. ....1 . i a tie..,,, .i: The In) 1(1 . 1 . i Crstrt will lot . cknowled'te the i. .1 ~ i 1 .1 s . - - i kw tinvcr,..igif. of 'll.l.i.Cany. till the indeumity of the •i 'former. I)uke . is settled. The Prince of COND E is `' . -, ~ i,4 t tived 'here on his Way to England, he has ▪ lita:i 3 clonfcrence of two hours with the Archduke I.,,iCuAntr,s. It is,lnentiontAl a, probable thai Count COBENT ZPL, wb) had so.i,:tted his to-call froin Pitris, will Multi much longer there. f" JUNE 10. AC COR I)! NG 10 aCeOUIII - 5 iCOM ,CV/sit7/!thto/5/t, of xhC 2 3 i- M , R ., a French Corps of zOOO men, which ken inek l a n entrenched poiitron Egypt, near Rba. paiiia „las, on the 9th of May; attack it by the Eng lish and the 'lttilcS under the CAI. 7 A i PAC A, and driven from rlien.ce. On this occasion zoo, of the French were taken prisoners ; the remainder retired to ediro s 'against which. the. GRAND VIZIER, the CAPTAIN, PAC 11,1, and some tliViSiolls •of the English, are advancing, while Lord Kt ITU' will sup_ pert the operations against that City with a num ber of Gun boats on.the HANAt.), Jun!. 9. THE report , that more French Troops have cross• hi the Rhine at Kehl, Dress, and other places, is unfounded. Ehreatreitste;n cont►hueS to have a German Garrison ; —at Cassel both the French Troops and the Mentzers remain. The EleEtoral Commandant has solemnly protested against the Fr,:neh "remaining in the Town, but no notice has he ( n taken of it: They have done nothing against ifrh/ or Insarh: CARLSCRONA, MAY 30. THE Cutler Mk, which sailed with the tecond lrcial Answer to the Letter of,Atirniyal NEI soN, ?mimed to-day. Lieutenant PETTEItsO2.I, coni ntirtier of the 12.111. tet, wzc received very - vo)iteky by the E.iglish m Adral, And brought thq * following A.tisWer to Acimir,il CIIONSTEDT : St. George's Bir o tre4l' Rostock, May 26. " I have this moment the honour to receive your Excel tenc?'s !.::ter of the 2}'h of lay; with tin:: Copy Of the rro,.lcirt, )t:s SWEDISH Ni,..,IYsTY l'eldtlVe to. the, Ilroish Mai:font Shipl; . 101 evllilh I tin much obliged to '4;03,,•r1, p is E x „lieriey , Lord Sr. HEt.t.trs ht this time h a ve • at'rived Pirtershtm. I hope the initient fritridp I.p.itween our respccirve Countries,. So bettth.;i2l to the trot both, will in a tew days agiiiit be rt: alort.d, and thai I shall s'ton, h a ve another oppoTtuszy, to de:. yd g i E ue lfeli'cy,, t w mit testi4:i 14171 Your in . ts,t obedient Savant, " ?4,ELSON wvp FAIL/141'Z." • of the Scheldt will; it is said, 14e c istributed in the . morier.l. c v r,p,of I: 5 , 0 6 0 , men , 4 , dhctsen'. foops; - under the Command of 6triet,ll convoyed by 3c French and Spat it Ships of the Line, and a proportional number cat rigates, sari from Brest. ' A second Corps .of 10,000 men, under the command .cf General_ - at ler, and escorted by four Ships of the Line And a Fyigate, will sail from the Harbours of Nor:nandy and a third Corps of 'boo° .men,.under the con voy of a Ship of the Line, eig,ht Frigates, and a great - number of smaller Ships . of War, front the Harbours of Flanders and Picardy. F., S rprOr:477o OF TUE • CELEititA TED. 'ts-Egctt I~f. A ;. • 111‘111gZR-il,, E g AssENTIII , I's or (141, 140rIoN FOR. stCpNT) r.t ti);,,Ne; Of Tut INi)EMNITY Tr), .001. wtll6 . cLUB. tg.0, 4 o r cn o t,ore,pro l lni!d to thistlouse - ,:y !,mrpt, That myself should bc , . found the first to dissent ; (i) Yct; I .ean't hut observe of these Kuleq of ours, - Ned thei , duly einploy'd, those eictraßrTnary poets, To insure the State's safety, which Parliament gave, We shoullnever !laic beard thenti hderan)ty . enve But, it the; 've exceeded the lengthof their rope, Nolodounifieatlon yot('ll grarlYern 1 hove... (7-) Tor I'M certain they .never cart make me ath.:nds Foreonfining those Knaves, my Particular ft lends, NV i; .0; had Ministers left them" at large, ytau. well hpow ILIA been hang'd or transported 'a - long :while ago. (3) Such abuse at - the root of all Liberty strikes = Shall a Briton, my Lords; not:be hang'd when he likes, But, in henip disappointed trot cutting, a dash, he . Be kept out of hal . M'a way by a Lew? dr Cds s het ?" Ltur:;" (prercPting execution) - Were a .piimary eau;.e of the French Revolution : (4) And it Traitors they, sole from the gibbet, I weep, Loyal. SUbjetiS nutsi bow to-the French Guillotine. Let tnt nest the forbearance and lenity state (5) Tall * A pe directed our Counvils of late t FOr the Rights of the g.ubjeA theY card iota penny, And; •in ilroor on't, two pas 1 , 11 set,:a out of many: Both are ca5,..7.1 in puha; I assure' you, relating " To two Lord) who, like:Me, ark. addi6led Kating.' The ,first of their Lordships inMhidstone Town hall . 11'..rds imprcier a few, in:advert( pr let fall ' • • ('Twas,the tune When our Club, iicltO are men of stria honour, Swore Truth out of repute for thc Traitor O'Comer)(6) They were harrxiless, their drift, I could shew r'y'e,_ .• • Went only to teach Courts 'of Justice their tittiy These worts inollensive no sooner wee spoke , Than his Lordship's right hO'n'rable pate.it Was broi&, • This was paying a pretty fait price for it joke : But Administratioi4 my tords, had rtb bowt:s Of pity or commiseration, for how else Could they ever have kept this unfortunate Peer In the Tower of. London mew'd up a , 14.1h01e year, And our Whiggery scard, who a little more . guarded,' Have been since, they found it was--" Proximus ardet ?" The other Sad,CaUt fbr your ‘orisideriition, Is the case of a Duke, my right noble relation: (7) — . His ,Gt,ce a few 4thltitnelitS dialled/ 0 express, Which display'd little wit, and of pritle.tice stilt less; But Pin :Wit to his NN'irds yoti'll tree pahion accord ! For thz Dukc;-when he spoke-'em, was drunk as a Lord, And whenever he's full of fort and October, He talks just as Ido ru It whore I'm sober: Beshiet I'll avouch that it signit3,:s riot Vdt t trash a Matt vents when his hrains'are red hot, If, when office they grow cool, on the stool of repentance He sits down, like the Oukc, ar4l recants eir*ry . etitence. "'nl well ktiown; 'midst his jollyfications anti Mirth' My Lord Duke's the most ajlah/c creature on eattlt. • • When to pled*: hint I:yeiiii'd (I'm no.yery great drinker', would, jut as well bob and poh with w tinker. Shall a Nobleman priz'd for such rare condescension, Who ' 6 11111s:riot/I Gorge IFaJ)iNgiom" happen'tl to mention, - • And 'toasted Mob" with the Whigs round thulr bowls, . • ' At a MilliiiteeS Oeasure be call'd o'er the coat; y . ror this mighty oniice, --Who'd ifit,Cpracoot , Loi'd i;:euten.quE so late, livl6 ailiiik . :Atfront Iris ;Taco; (8) ,And his itegiMent,ilte 4, best "th res,lin ever had,. Th:ir bra* Colonel have lost tall him their, . . (I) Lord Su"' e was sorry he'sho'Ll'' , e tht to object to a me,,,11,•:.' wh'cit pit.sst,i fur the attention I.t the 10. (2) Lord S. onsetved, th•A if .Alinilters aeed only in the due exercise , of Or ..pOW‘r¢, extraord mari , .;* , they vivie; whielt P.:Wan - tent tad thought tit m to conit ted",iheir hands, for the maintenance of the public safety, he thought the Hills, by which those,powers were satiftionsti.,rendeted, ioderni4. cation wholly unnecessary :if howev-4r they wantonly exceeded those putvers, tollie orr/j fsr or individuals, he never would i.olisent to indemnity, eee. • (3) So far however ‘stas he' frornithirating . fainit t eti u- de , served Indernnity, he believed they but greatly ,sbused thy; powers granted. them, and that tn - .ov! had been detained tit 116106 tor years uncler OT . *t; ti I.,r' hard ~ ;hip, and oppression, e.te. e;61: • . (4) This sort of conduet, the issning 4,;:t.o.ttres de Ca. chet," this species of bad Covernmiint had been the f;rninary caose of the subversion of the Coveksiment itr I,eighbo,urhtg )igne , This o pinior t ,. o f Letrrei de Cachet r t avt , . - , ,.. c ip ontributed to efflt(t the I , cent:hitt:volution is justiticdby a ‘tribe - nat,titiee fot.. which the Nonle t)r:itor.pernaps.Was,tot „atvarii) in.titepri, _vale history Mts. Ast•A u.',: 1,4(1 t. :t FAy r. r rs..edt of a vv.; considetale.smn, 1, 'his friends had intarebt enotiot to 4.),t0i,-,ltea L,tc through w iikitt by a vinporary;,bUt.nre , t sonn:ht to tlic 144 tLe t; from tri rt . ' y tits! the' I. W OtiC I titr4t filStrilltelitt*Ol tl 411StrUd:.r" VI- the Mort,actly.- :11 . 15 Fita ..r S C,Ltlt)l~Fr 4 n 6, artvertt, w 'speaking of the egstiem reign.of Lo • Pendant ct.A intervalle dr erns,,Pahn <ln Lettris le C3* (.10V014% pre'lo:lC iirtpOr,.eptibl.e, et , le pills " faclieux. ,, edet en :burs, de " grit ,:tt.. , cu de la ..:rde."--.J.)b,wry. do Chev. tie la litwitsAys, • , . • ; 15) to the forbearance and- lenity of the late tiltin.i , ec; 11 , ',wers pit into their It,ruilti by the Anti .i , ..;;;;) , -•ttdin: the itth,..;.Corptis let their Lord ship, 30 ,p.! front two inst'aller's which , Ike wmild stied out of lo3ny.t, that 0f.4 Noble Lord tried for a few impro per word, in:-.lverteurly uttered in ,A , Coltnliflustice. rha. Noble Lord lit tr it ttenteneedl to a flt.eivmtonth'S imprison.- filtit. I.li 1 Ti',.?et - --Y-Ltil 11111' 0; the time Wen- abridg ed or red No ;he esontinued tit. thii Tower the whole time. - (6) " Our Armies _swore teriihly in Flandirs," quoth the c a p ora l ; #'.butt to tti The sarcasms ievelicd'at the 1-Inn. Ind ,lictiottrable gweateri at ill rirlstthnt will be, fourni ~xttytti+ ,y futile_ pr),..edn re is :Air:inlet:ly justtiable on a prineiplt; laid do'o, AbY T !: ViA., " :Ili Cntirts'or lustic:_i hen is Tl)e. Witres4 iJ tot ?ri :Avt , s.r, • But 041,te :th.sf ttlins, vihAo , er he ailirnli,"--11.oilbrat. (7) The other instance that ofit. hint) ts,t7IAII.On of hi*, who.; at al)ttblit Dleeteigr Lt cl itAiticreeti drqv a words, 'Ant, :when its bisatue niorp to , ',/, -he %rat; 'extronely sonny hay 4: arxi it tri?s w ,II l i k e. Noble.. I,.)nice.., in the hlt 'of fe4tivity . nntql- extremely , and lierhap:, . in his ontessoons•—(Coirkr4 (g\ F+wi`tht afl. , ,ht V o*T.T.cr Ills :vlujesty's CANT`IN r}": Na9.t nuke from thc Lt n! nt tl'ounty N#.:iitittrs di3 niore, and which 7tr;atly hurt t ip N,1,1t.: - Rettifitt,t, fectinv,s, , ttlely georivesihni.oC:l!:iio9l - u a Regittletlvni Ntilitia s , the hest lett.krirntr.t : i“ LI" W1 . ..01t KingdOtn, whicils by his utimpltnop ratantlln MP' !Zoble Duke WWI mach ths3ll, Nvis Onssitieted by tlitm t 1. • BRUSSLLS, J'll ;I. , Si 'AA :corps of tioops which' had lately arrived en the Frencli frontiers from the right bank of the 2657;:,e, have orders again to appioach that tiver. SO:el:id corps of Infantry ar.l Cavalry have --- theady . )narclied for the vicinity of Birtgrn and Mc /z. 'The Minister of War has likewise issued ordeis . to 'coiled a great-quantity of, artillery and draught . horses: The same measures :Ire taken in the country between the ilille:u• and the Rhine. At Cablevrz a considerable park of artillery will: be formai and ail the Reach troops on the left hank of the Rhine cornpleteti: jidiers will b made a strung fortification. HAGUE, JuNx 13. the t WI inst. the great question relative-to the 'new Constitution, was decided, and the plan . • proposed, .its was expeeled,: rejaled. The President of the - First-Chamber put the following three line sti 1 - 1; t he vote, viz. First, Whether the Report ,namittee of Revi,:ion, and the plan of- the L;;..w Loostitution should be •ndepted or not ?.,This question .was decided in the negative, by. a majO. rity of fifty' votes against - twelve.' The, Second was,' Whetber the Message of the Di r,,,:tory. of. the .4.th• of:'March, by which it was l'i".l)ol.ed to Make changes in the ,constitution,. ‘l,ould he a• fUrthee object of deliberation, .that > I,o_ s ay, whether any change should be made in ;the C• ons , l!u; ion before .- the time limited by irse!f ? -'Phis question passed in the_aftirinati‘ e, he 33 against 29 votes. The third Qtt,,tion wag, V.:,lletncr the Mess,age of the Direc. tory, , ;s it tirawn Op, should be rejeCted And this wa; decided in the, affirmative. The 'party which opposed anichanges in the Constitutioni'has 'therefore conipletely triumphed; and only four votes were wanting to determine, that nothing more slwald be said of any change till next year. The Directory may now bring-forWat'd the proposal of a change in the Constitution in another forma We shall now see in what manner the Second Chamber will at when this Oetree 'sball be laid before them next week for their sanction: • MADRID, MA, ,Qt Tait march of our Troops ,into Portugal was hastened by a peremptory note from the French Envoy LUCLPN BON APARTE ! The PRIi:CE° of PRAC 9 immediately repaiied in person to the'Army, and the French Ambassador accompanied him to I ' 4 h/even', a town situated. bet veep Al' d,a and . 8 *( 14 .1'614, in order to be nearer the Army. The united French' and Spanish Corps has marched from Fa/lido/id to the River Duero ; a part of it will blockade Almeida; which Fortress is still stronger than Elks. The main body, however, will pro.. ceed along the Duero to the~iinportant Harbour of Oporio, to' cary a ltito effeZt the Main objea, the prohibition of trade with England. The project to penetrate with "a third Corps from Gallim, meets with difficulties. ANTWERP, JUNE 1+ Tut 'Military preparation , on the Ffersch Coasts still con intt'e - Witi cu't interruption. `f he Exveklition which is fitting out from tilt Garonne to the la.:nth THE OPPOSITIOK. WE have lately been very ill-furnished with ma terials for this.Chapter—Every attempt to rally the, broken and discomfited Ranks of this miserable Party have proved fruitless. Nothing can bring Mr. Fox from his retirement; and Mr. GREY, after making an inetredual efi'ort, has gone into the Country, accompanied by a larger tribe of the Blue Devils than usual. The name of a Great Personage has.been used, we believe without any authority; and the stiffert Peer in the Realm is said to have canvassed for a Parry in his name, hut without the gightest success—The present Opposition baffle all former rules—When a Party is very small, it is supposed generally to have the advantage at least of . a con. currence of sentiment, and.of unity of aft;on—but never were more jarring interests, or more diver sity of sentiments'and Operations discoverable; tveti in the most numerous Parry the Country has ever witnessed, than in this little motley group.— Mr. GREY is alone, aCtive and violentz—Mr. indolent—Mr.; TtERNEY temporizing— and MT. SHERIDAN laughina at t hem A IL With such an Opposition will Mr. ADDIIIGTON close his first Session of Parliament as Minister. Mr: SCOTT, one of Hts MAjts-ry's Messengers, arrived. in ToW'n yesterday with Dispatches from the CoMI of Vienna. The Frettch rapers. which we received on Satur. day, were brought over ikt a Flag of Truce, with Dispatches_ for M. OTTO. On Friday that Gentle man had very long conference with Lord HAWIt,ES 13U KY, tilt TZSIIIt of whith he on the Same day dia. patched to Paris. . The Earl of CHATHAM'S appOihtilent to be Mats_ ter-General of the Ordnake; is announced in the' Gazette of Saturday. • Ills Lordship is exixaed ur pay a speedy visit to Woolwich; where he means to inspeefevery thing in his Department With. his own qt,. • , , Mr - . firr intends_ Spending athontls this summer' at Burton-rynsent, with his venerable mother: Mr. Au ,1 T goes tobtilitii. soon as. Parliament' i , ..prorogu . • • • ~ • Four Fk,t. - ,is. Companies of the 4.th, or King's Own R.eginlo;) are enCampekt at Lyndhurst, at; a QtlitZd .for Fitt -Mkktisa - Y, during iris slintt stay there.— • . 'They ttre 'littler the command,of Lieotenant-ColOnel and - Major Esetit - assz, •Of. the The four Con...attics Ist c Captain DU 24'S G " 4 "uul Captain L L Lagni !IMO. _ .d Rat taiiigi.—Captain VAusct's Crenadi'er ditto. 3d Siitt:dion.—Ctipoin WILLi SON 'S Light ditto. The advices from Eir . ,2lt received in Town on Saturday last, brought by. the Swift Armed Cotters which arriVeditt Plymouth on Thursday last, do not reach to so late a date as ihosc.. of Which we were before in possession—and are therefore no farther interesting to the Priolic than, as, they confirm the accounts or the good state ,of health and spirits in which our Troops continued. , Saturday nekttly a thousand Letters from Minorca and Gibraltar, brought to Plymouth by the Santa . Margarita of 36 Guns, Were delivered froM the Post:Office. - A Letter froni Port Mahon, mentions, that. the Expedition fitting out at Carihagena- waS supposed to be destined against that. tsland, some' correspondence between a French Emissary and the Governor ',1 4 Majorca, expressive of such a pro. jest, having been intercepted. The Garrison was healthy, and fully competent to the defence of the Some 'accounts bad reached Minorca from Egypt , tl;a Malta, to about the middle of May, they con , tained nothing of importance,. The P 0,710110 Frigate, t with, the 1,41d54, FOTH INGHAM ; Betsey, 011 NTO N ; Isabella anti Ann, DAR ELL; of London, and several other Ships froth England, errived at Gibraltar on the 28th May. The Lady Shaw ; STEW ART,' Transport, which had been taken by a-French Privateer, and capital into Lisbon, had,arrived at Gibraltar, being r., tent on account of her having been captured within a certain distance of the Portuguese Coast. The Subscription at Lloyd's fOr the relief of the Widows and Children of the brave men who fel in the battle off Copenhagen, on Saturday night amounted to 1.1.,57.1, ss. and the Egyptitin Sao, seriptiOn to 2,1821. i s. learn'that the beautiful and 'agreeable r deice of floivrozxl. is imtuediately to he sold, a strong proof that Mr. PITT entertains. no evetta don of retutnitig into that situ2tion which he tilted fora number of years with so much honour to self. Mrs. SECIIND is playing at Birmingham with very great success ; attends the Suffolk IN - leeting,. and the Earl tr. DOR cttESTETt r S Concert at'the Bland tbrd Races, next month and then spends 'the re mainder of the Sutntnet with her friends at•hiver, pool. The King's Bench and Fleet Prisons wee minated in a Tlentlid manner on Saturday night, on . the occasion of the - Insolvent Debtors Bill hay passed both Houses of Parliament.. The average price of Sugar f computed .from the Returns made for tht: Week endins the 24th day of June, 1601, •is F4rl)-seen Shillings Pence ilaciftopty per o.ift. . x The body ,of man dressed in the uniform of a Lie:arenasit the Navy, WClS•ll9.ireit allure .at Winterwn his linen was matkedS. W. ;mil is sup., n (Aker (tithe late unfortunate Invincible. 'the.b y was criCrtifrirtrthertr'---- E v itl 4-01 'Who transkrit s frt., .rj wvoillrreTilthiltirtOafoti, ". Tliese, my I.ordi,,you it , "The} ; j havc wounded rnY Most Relat*;.: AutliOrz , to brand sc.l.Nr: find ex pre.i.: ion' , (Our late htini,rersonaik not our fresh t i ll: 1.:1);;;:et. 1 fain cvoli"d have great dbal, N . ) . ',But pray let me—so much for my Conntry l fiel to cacti artery, tendon, puiSc, not,:‘,le and zwfvc-- *For sonic filture debate tny. rc.h.rve ! 'For, niy Lords, whEn an grator's in confusion, save,littn seUrvf ‘oll,insion: You'rijo;i:canclid, Poi sur t eto'rearl 45 I trick, This parade of just in t Mi:k, They're so.viielLintroduc'd to insure the SUIV.ti ion (Yf thedrums of ygn., ears from a hutp-drum oration, And from list'ning to vapid Ffilisions exempt ye, Of a heart that is full, and a lrca 1 thata emptY. (g) Hi- would ad,l, :rfew.rifore but, after pausing K itiomen; RA, pv. 4 „iig e ciate.i..ly his breast, and said, he telt mucit co t uuky, uiki • •vvas s e much overcurr by• ft•thlirk-sithav•ht vildhlirrot; ; ;, ; „l I.J far ther.--.(Comier,. 4 ; ; .. "mss:{. ~~. r - YksTERDAY ,the *R;git Sit:l\7l97l'APl, ' SM!TH, a itarbliOf the Itx.clie4or; was 4X.ofit ter ot , the • The Right Hon k Priinc SeOtnt yas'sworn a 13.tron 'of the Exacquer, in att. room of Sir M. SMITH ; . ,Rooß a JOIINSOII, n.,q. was s‘trorn a Of the Common Pleas, in 'the mom cif Mr. Justice • r • , Mr. Serjetint STA.Ni.ET -suceet!ds Mr. DAtY as . 'Prithe Srjeant.; ank CHAILFS M 01k4Stir) Earl, Mr. joitgsow, 'as Counsel to the Cutiffilsiurl'tft - s°ol the Revenue.* • Variolis other, promotions art talked of in' the Law DciArtment.. ffigary, she Rebel Leader, .who at the : heal PT an itnineme, maltitto.leAof .traitors, tiv.irlerf.,l Litnr WM. GI V FAA D, travelling .siet ,, ty in the tt at Kildare, ber.ause the LiClttell:lllt refa;cci t 'flounce his loyolty and ;his hononr, ,and 'to beccoie.:‘, a Rebel,.,has receivpd ~noi,iee, that he . to stiffer, • o,ecution the first of july the . Twelve - , decideAth . At there was'rp foicein - the obieCtion . ,set tty as tt voint of laicin his' favOuri 4 t On Saittrlty last arrived in Town, ori their march`' • .tOXilkennys the,first Division. of the 3id . Rcgi 7 - rtnent of Foot QQ .I\lollL l iiy the St: . COMITYI , esn Y;e:idly (.14 thiO analyesieiday` the faint. They are near .a ;THE A,...,.1A.Jt5T1.F.5, set OiT this day for Cuff, nells. They ye,,ierday pia P. yi,it to Mr. ADOING. TON at Wit-hie/Jon, yvbere dr,,nk tea. Lord.C.vrttemtv's Reginint, cif quirdi ire tojbe revved by die Pllk:F. of You o,n' day next, at Wimbledon Gammon. 'Fite appoiritineilts on the Staff-in Itylana Ire very creditable to those who Made.fhe saletaions, rind Veil calculated to inspire'confitierree in that try. the IVlilifary talnts of 'COlotiel A.. ilopit, .who is the A'djittanc General there, are voll.knowit to the Army, end ivl iula must have been much 412- prove4 . l , iy '1%4 Ita/ing'servett the thole of the 60npaigtt evict the -Atistricm Army to theie be adds the greatest /I`sidillti- in 'business, and the rnost attaching:tnanneis. • • Perhaps GeneralS TAtti.t . 4fo...f; . Who. have cliff:Nut Dihlritis, are the • two'best Cavalry Officers in cur service. The 'building of die - new Palace at Kew goes on but bricklayers are touch wanted, but c' e tn. not be. procured. .The t,owerS are to b increased to eigra; each, observatory, .or upper room, is to be twentyf,ect.squa re.. The joists of the apartments are 'to,be of,iron, Anstead. of 'By t:lis CaCil room Wiq.,,g , l - 1 in size a foot. Ovcr the iron joists hl 0 onfrpeAsh.giithini placcit, it% :f rt'ven(ive w.cidt:lits by. fire,beingextenticd beyond the,. Whcri....the.y,cyinmence. • •• . ,A plan is contemplation for improving •the •Drainage ok; rite low d'rowned hinds of finniney . Nta;sll, in the County of Kent, by an ontfall 614 ice the.t4ea,...ocay libnchurch: The intended Ictnr ..,junetion.Nav;ig4tLAp, hunt . the Medway. to - :the Pott of. Rye, by the t anal now putting into - . exer.ution frolt the*Thunci, to the .Meilw4, will. 'obit w direst iiiiand:trinnunicatioti between the • ivittropulb , , CO ' dSt of Kent. • " "A.Coto-fa&or hanged hin6elnast Week in a stable :.at Sbuth Cave, in the Edst Riding of Yorkshire. The l'aper of-'I hurstlay attvertised for sale T 4 3 54.3 . borruls flour, 1291 quarters, 17,960 hu,heih ui Indian. coin, and 3159 b3.,trci.s at ' H ajar% tne,d, hartela' of 'rye flour, and 1,089 tier,ebt of rice. In proportion as History is read with more in. retest th,tn mere local deicription, the-groups.of an 1 t torical P.M:Ting tare viewed on the canvas, with uglier fuental gratification - than 1113M3 of build. ing or the. Ohio% or landscape. I h is this convie» ti o n v, Lich hperateS in favour of PORT ER,PS Great Pkinre at the Lyceum, where The Siege of Acre, one of the most interesting events of the last cen. tury„ is so ably presented to the " mind's eye,.* the.penvil of the Artist. A plot •conecrted by the Prisoners in the Castic of Coichcster, and ther companions oat 0 14 0 ors, has.lats4 ,t:r: discovered by the interecpting,of'd Letter, 't with file, saws, and crows, and several . ac,n h. 1,1 cut off their f etters p r eparatory to tit, attempt of breekineout of jail ; two of .rb.:ir accomplices have been taken up and- 41)113;11,4 tcd „ Animpostor W39.1 - otely discovered at &Arne hi a SaZ.k);',s* dvesS ) who, unfit ptetenc •of lost raith 'the sere ice of his k..ouLitty, was his .applicatigns for rAitfi but ih ( . 1; , .) . t - of zn eminent Stirgeon in the 0 4 11, (I,:sireti to we& irti and ,the suppul,ed lost aria wa g loan& tickl safe down to his s,itte: wri corn. witted ro,Ffakinir s tol jail, theft to remain ikrnil next AsiAle4 :*t .. - ." • ;