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Mos t EiigThie TB:t,"EHOT , I) ,'! . 5T.V.1i..,, sity6te ,-- _ A , . ../.. iir:the Part4,lof 41 . vc.:ton, a., tut two miles trio Strat fordLupon-AVon, In the Count? of War Wick. ;- . .ethileiiiiik a htiulsoine inoi.lettmbuilt Mansion-house, sithate - upOn =t he -Blink of the Aiiciii, in the Centre of a Paddock of about aS .Alsres, o!tifgrO,tit r:'. lion - , vrtdril n0d.... it-peffeikly-dr".• in ail seasons, with convenient' 0111(. 4 .%:S. - Garden, 'l' i.l l .- pont) , • c,,ii:scr;,.iroos...; ~..T ,•-1-.1.-- •.: I ;" ..noti pl.. I, ree.; 7' ; ....eAtea:, riGlit of-rsA•cres,..aGerrri. , nrillun the River Avon-At .1 distance from the Nlausion, with tu. Acrps::gf-aneadow Land, in several pi t tte.,4lad jillif; iig7„; !3, Cigtlige, arks-(oftr„,-‘z res pfLatittlxt: tot*l •„vetll,',oaiefs ; the Fit-A*4y a part. :.4 the River xv . tit da TAnn : liouse, .trick-bnilt andfiiel.i,l . r&ith.Yart 'l3arnsta bles, CONV.Sheds; an,l other' CbriVenie:o44' ieltdothrepiiir; and tip wod s of ,a? 7 . 4cres 2f.arab1.e..0144e Ili) W Litild'„ rif kii 1. execllent citualiq; properly sitTili4ll.-cf, 44 anclett h' f i r,i4P7 , n. sible Tanaßt. • ;pie itr-rlllo Land is chiefly o 'a r ;aili r y iiilality, and %veil:adapted-to tf.e..g.rnwth... of .Turnips ancl_l_iolev, and ]}acing been itick . .;;;:it about 3. ,years, t!, - .e.ren.:es.are thriving And in good C 0... i i tiOn. . The Village of Alvesten,' skirted on its North and W`ist ern sides by the River .',.von, .is situated in a pleas-ant'and healthy part of theCoupty of,Warwi4„ and in the centre of Mr. Corbeit's'Hunt : the'Seighbourlicy.id is genteel, and-11 - rn the excellence of the Roads:, Eie,•the cleanness and superior quaiitysi“ tics Sod, Mansion'.unit. its, Demesnes derive eVerj , Adan t tage desirable for 'fife resklence'of• a' genteel 'Finifir. '" ' ' • ' - : . - •' .7 ' The Mill is on Lease to a respedable Tenant, who is bound to 'keep it it: repair, , , The Mansion lOyeciipieil by the•Preprietor, and is in'suCh : condition as to in fit for the immediatc-receptiori ot a' genteel Familywithout expcnce, au.! jai5,..!..5..'0ri of b, and-of the i'ad 'dock and Meadow, Cr;otainiug•tc , :,:etlie.r 46 .cresdrnay be had as soon as the Sale is coNpleto. If it be desired, nether rarrri in the same. Parish; consist ing of a wel 1. buil: convgn'?-zt t1011..2, !vitli" barns, ancrother suitable Out-hui..brigs, in tivu.rough repair, and about 4.pii ikcres id 2,;,,0:,•,, , .Land of a convertible quality s , .irrouudi:i, - 51'M'''.ior,tigueui:tO th . : fr-touse, dividcd Mt,: praperli.i4eLl In- • closur:s, _may ~,;:- had with the aboVe Estate. •. • for . i - ut!itlr . p . atiii; , .llars, and to-treat for , theliltrcliase, apply to l‘lcss:, kl/Ott: : Tc)licit , irs, Stiatforii-upoL-AVoit. • •.,,. .•; . DI Li AS 1•: S of the UR.i: T I-1 RA , and.. Certain, c ().M, ; '-- ----",, -- 77 - .71"p1.NT5 .- : : . -- ....... .. , - 1 ". '' .' ' 'oArkiN,' - 2 A s Sole t.:. wprie4pra . A ;c. , . ~, i c 1,, t celebrated All, lh CAll.V.42l4o'tl . C . i:i.'.§ :lig it E NI . E DI ES, Ali _ DU I 0 I,r_ik ? . 4gg - c,t . %0,, 4F.J.:_ait.::„iriat e -Its . .. s n - f i.,::y, its lisuet, he cigoisul tql..,cad4'4 - 4 - ti:, t'e kW,. Pil t I ' ll 4 ::: , ~2.t 4*. tit) tr*,'; N'. A s 4, tfifitrsti,tl,. s bed; ,o:1 tar rit-tStriAiti 4 cs, 10hstructrbris 17/ 4ti . iitt1f.'13:14 4 .'9.1 -iiveli• iis el - ;i Ilti., cincle;viarvt Disorder white; 'ec; - ,-it!Yl? AMI•Ae 4 4 %4 frNfliisii..d: tillt Min 1.); revsyrnviclett.a spacit'Ll!;'l4ffik(P.P/tati+ , A - y- Ptiti . .l.:it 4e-t fra.iittroclueed in a st-parirte l'ic vit'irtit , 77.t ~ : '.;, -i i,tr : D. • `I . Ps 'tor Ilan) cam, co ii ti nesl ' ti i; n 5,1 1' td thied,ip'-.ti 4 .tlLAlt or:S.:trc.•• : ry,tuct ±r_Orr'r extens,ivo Ptiak t tct' ifirk;thiinkiPi-fisfterirk Suitees's, ho is . enable& lo offer '-ettf,-;?tt , ..ij . 01'1; tin%e, - :fatal , eeild'Acl7-(lii,-..retittill.(lgwycon fiiiciTieity th - r L','t r 1-Mi 'F- , :i iu.:t, aeiti. pr-:v.gitiritt qtat-possibility Pliik-r04 1 '41 1 ,5,-, -I;qs")Vs 311 the coi.it • : - ::: :-.t.ti:lig their ~.ices (tiny I.l)'4lltt.t42+*ChSlqi '..!. li . or .1 . Vote,"- . will have proper i srean'&li','SW.tiittSfiiwount. ' - -- - • _ ..-,:: For the ;!;)ts,l4fiiiptrinis; es.e. see 'ii r. Duloues "rreatise, on t he . thi;e 4 el:o, .ffirits, P ri::•c '.7... 6d, ille fl, Caliioll. -.. , . . -,i.-.-- • _.______:,..—.! ....-- ... - *.VVE A T:Tti AND :,‘-;• NU EV ITV. -13R.1A-MES's AN . AI,EPTI(..; Atiti A'.' , 11 . 11311,10US - - " ' • ' l'i. I. LS. - .. . . i . ... THE Cilab r ity i of i!le .41.tral, , ;ptic • Fills, as a o (Te neral Preservative iit' liealth, is becoMe universal, front' their Eflicacy„, in thost• Complahits which coinnually dis.. ; turt - i tUe littitian Framo 1 such as Cokis, Rhequiatisms, Head-aclig,' Pritl4;estions, and other Diseases of the-Stomach ,and Bowels; ‘viiiel arise from the Vicissitudes of our Cli- , qnate, or front 1 odu4.z.nice in the Luxuries of. L ile ; 'land these' s alutary • E fleas ar6 produced by gently openiugi lie Pores by Night, and the Botly by Day, without requiring any parti cular Regimen or ; Confinement. But though the Analeptic Pills are also very serviceable in Bilious and other deep seated Disorders, yetheing designed as a mild Purgative only, and therefore nut alWays strtliciently active, the Antilailious Fit Is have been recommenii:d in aid, by an eminent Physician, who has used these Medicin'es combined fur many years with the nappies? success in all complaints of the Liver, as well as in other internal Diseases. _ Travellers, by Land or Sea, •or Persolls remote from Medi cal .Assistance, would do well to be always provided with . these Pills; which, with some of the genuine Dr. James's Fever Powder, would forma most valuable „Store, in a small compass,' that would often allied Relief on any sud den Indisposition, and prevent the ill consequences of Ne . • e . , . . . . led or Dear. ' Sold only by F. New bery and Sons,. No. 45, St. Paul's Clittrell. yard, on the. Coacii-Way,. four doors from the Cor :ner of Cheapside, London ; and at .pr. fatnes's late House in Bruton-street ; viz. th:. AnalePtie Pills, Klee 4s, 64. a Box, or sits Mime large Box, tor'-. I. 4s. ; and the Antibilious TillS, price is. gd a Box , Duty included.-ObServe that the words " F„NeWbOVI No. 45 3 St ! ?aulls ! " iire eng4Trd in the Stamps. /NPR fi-ki Pfilli. /VENT MOUSE Ord PEERS. _4 TUESDAY, APRIL 1. The Cape of Good Hope Trade Regulation Bill passed. through,a.Committee, -and was reported. - The •Expiring Laws' Bill was read a-third time, and passed. Judgment was given on the Motion of Lord , EL DON in the Case Keeling v. the-East India Company, referring back several of the points to the Court of Chancery. - _ _ . The farther consideration of the\ Appeal, the Countess Dowager of Lincoln and others v.: the Duke of Newcastle and others, was, on the Motion of, Lord ELDON,' deferred till Morrday; the 14th instant. Lord AucAAND moved for Accounts of the value of Imports and Exports to and from , Great Britain, on an annual average of five years, ending 1793, anti - five years, ending i 805 ; and .for several other Ac counts of the value of British Manufa&ures exported ; Shipping, Tonnage, &c.—Which were all ordered. .Mr. HAWTHORNE, Mr. WILBERFORCE, Mr. BAR'. LoW, and several other Members of the House of ,COmMons, brought up the Irish 'Militia Service Bill, and two Private which were severally read-a first time. Adjourned till to-morrow (this day.) • HOUSE OF COMMONS. . 'TUESDAY, APRIL I. A new Writ - was ordered far the Election of a Member for the Borough of Honiton, in the room of Sir John Honeywood, decerbed. A Petition .was. • presented from Earl Spencer and others, proprietors : of tattenica Bridge, against the Bill for building a Bridge o'.-er the Thames at Milbank, 'Westminster. !A Petition, praying relief ; was :presented from the 'Debtors confined in . Newoate. On the Motion of.Do - 6for I.;‘;'ItENCE, a new Writ NrIS: ()ticro - 1 for the Elettion of a Citizen, to repre sOit the City . of Petefborough„ in the room of the Right Ifon.:S 7 l.- Eliot ! . who bad accepted the office of Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Sir jout.f .presented several Petitions froth charitable Institutious in Ireland.—Ordered to lie on the Table., - The; Irish Tfeasury. Bill's Bill was read a tlfird tune mid passed. _ On the Motion of Mr.. LEE, anew Writ was or d~rs:d nor EleCtii.in of a Member for the County of Sligo, i'n•the room of Mr. - .O',HAR A, who had ac -8:p. tbS . the office Ofene of the Lords .of the Treasury in _ • . . The, British Vi§hery Bill_was read a third time and pa4seth• • • f.II.. L CALCICAFT pres'ented an Account . of the,Ba 7 lance • of Oidnance Grants fbr 1 803 remaining in the bands of the : - I'reasurer. • , ; , .• P ROI' E RTY TAX. Mr. YANSITTART brought in the rievP Property Tax Bill • which WaVttbact inist.liine. On the foAthe second readii--g,1 . , Si; ROBIMT-BUXTON of Lie grcat hai : (4,l } ips that would.pe in on Landilolckrs by this Bill, unless an exempttQu were allowed foi• re pairs ; they would, iAlthout this exemption, have to ( pay , 12, or 13 per 'cent, 4:111r: L'A NSITTAZIT,, for himself,: NS'As averse, to 'making allowance for repairs'i if the House should 11.6kIrpi'buer to make the Allowance . ; the time to 'llll!:ezthe regulation would be i'n coriArnitte.- 146 1 shonid - )roposethe.Bill to be read a .second time ,tomorrow, to be COmmitted on Thursday -, pro forma, -then to be printed, so_that Gentlemen :may. take it info, the Country with them to ekarnine.and consider it hi the holidhys, It wwild tb'en be, taken into fur ther consideration' on a future day. :Ile wo;:thl. -say for his Noble Friend' (Lord H. PETTY}, that every dihpositihn would be shewri to ,attend to eVery sug gesti(?ii that would be oi - Fered fOr the better regula tion of the measure. At the same time he holed Ge'ntlemen would be' ilidull?;ent if there. should ap pear a disposition to be per inacious on the present regulations, adopted as-the result of long considera tien, and on consulting the best authorities. What may be right in single eases could not be as ,a general rule. - PRI . .*SEP quid fraVe to offer'in the 'Committee some observations-as to the propriety of exempting Stock held by Forei2ners:•'` BAsTitin contended, that:if 'Landholders were nett have an. allowance for. repairs, : theta would pay: more to the Tax , than they 're - Cei.l..ed. The.ar bitrarY valuation,was'a source of greo!. Ihirdship on :the tenants:- VANSITTART saki the case of landed property hanclii of. Fouigne,rs, - 'was entitled to &rat '• ___. ' ..Mr. SHAW- LEFEVRE suggestl. that Monday, 21st :April, would be a' fit day for the re.coininitutent of the Bill. , . . . _. _ The Bill was ordered 6 - be read a'sccond'time-to ., 05 . SULSTON& informed the'House, that His Majesty had given orders'to lay before the House a ,Copy of the Order of Council prohibiting the sup plying Foreign Colonies with Negroes. Mr. Van sittart afterwards presented_this Pape]: • . On the Motion of Mr. Hopnbus.s, the Order for the 1 - maw - consideration - of the Report of ; the Com- Mittee on the Petition relative to the Nabob of Ar .. 65es :Debts, iVas 'put - off till .Monday se' nn ; after . some observations from Mr. Francis,•on 'the import; ..atice...,of the Subjea, -which involved' claims to the pmount of six millions, chargeable on the Last India - Company, whose funds were now in such zin embar rassed state. A Message from . the Lords notified their Lord ships' assent to the Expiring Laws' Bill. On. the Motion-of Lord TEmPLE, anew Writ was ordered for the Election of a Menber for th . queen's County, in Ireland, in the room . of Mr. 11 , PARNELL, WllO 1111(1 accepted the office of of the Lords of the Treasury in Irel:n The Lambeth Inclosnre 1;111 was read a svarld time, on the 'Motion of Sir .T.owc FEir,;:niitic K . , and committed to a Selea Committee, Lord W. RussF.r.r., in agreeing to this, did not, give up the right of urging the opposition contained in the Petitions against the BilT.• Mr YORKE rose, pursuant to his. notice,- • to move for the produ6tion 4-. Copies, or Extracts, of all Correspondence betweo thp • late • Government of Ireland- and. His Majesty's Secretary of State, rela tive to the SUspetisiotr• of the 'late-Paving 136Trd" - of This objeca was to shew, that the later-Lord Lieutenant of Ireland'had aaed precipitately,in this business. , - . . . After , a few observations from Lord DE BLA QUIERE, expressive of a desire to have the business thoroughly invc , itigated, the Papers were-ordered. Mr. YORKE, in rising to move that the Returns relative to the levy en masse should be , printed, ex pressed his - surprise and regret that so little-Of the information they ought to afford was to be found - in them. He could not blame the Gentlemen .oppo site who 'had been so short a thue,in office.' lii, the institliCiency of the rettirns, only seven re urns.had ! been made in I'Bo4. r .illwir: - 'prt4 4e - Cess9 i a cor respondence with the Lords Lieutenants this'qul)- jeo,,,hadrstated, that the Att of Parliament required' the returns to be 'made every Year. Yet 11.11 y-six. Returns had been made last year. -*He wished to im press on: the House theimpoitance of .having these returns, transmitted regularly, for whatever. the Mili tary System of the times may be, correct information of the Military Population of the Country Must be at all times desirably and important.--The Papers were ordered to be printed,. R - Mr. JEVIS moved, that the Accounts presented' on the. (28th - Tehruary by Mr.. YooNC-, 'relative to the NuMber of Vessels built ill'England in a certain period preceding, should be printed. r • - A conversation ensued, in which Mr..TEFFE Rx ex pressed a suspicion-, that- the delays in moving for Papers, and gettinglhem printed, were intended to retard and get rid of his Charges against Earl, St. Vincent. - Mr,' JERVIS disclairbed any_ such intention, and wished the Charges -to come to issue as soon as possible. The Accounts cvere : ordered to be printed. On the Motion of Mr. FOSTER,. several Accotints relating to the Revenues, of Ireland were ordered, viz. N.. 111 respect to wool; hay, yarn, tallow, bog's lard, and candles, exported- for the last twenty years ; the produce of the Excise iu the quarters ending O&o -her 1804 and . 18053 - licences for post horses; cences, • for malt-houses; stills seized; auCtious and auctioneers ;' coachmakers'licences ; profits on lot teries,: still; licenced ; spirits moved by perruit . ; . money paid- for Stills seized : retail spirit licences and quantity of Irish manufaCtured spirits ware- : housed. . . , Mr. HAWTHORNE brought up the Report of the Committee on His Majesty's Message relative to the grant of an annuity ‘ of,loool. to Sir J. T. Duck worth. The Resolution ,was agreed to, and the Bill ordered accordingly. On the Motion of Mr. GOLDINO, a Co - py of a Letter of ,Sir G. Ifarlow, dated March, 1805, tending to shew the friendly disposition of the Nabob of.Oude, was ordered, to be laid before the House. . . . At the desire of Lord H; PETTY, in" conseqUence of the absence of Mr. Secretary Fox, ,from indispo- Sitio . o, 4 :Mr. HUD') I.I:ST()NE, Mr. 11:' THORNTON, and PAILL their Motions for India the two former till-Thursday, the latter sine die: On th , ,; Motion of Lord H. PETTY, the Loan Bill wag read a secorid time, and committed for :t6; nywrow. - : On the Motion of Sir JOHN INTEwronT, -vva, ur deted that there be laid before the House 'an Ac count of all the Monies received by the Sukrinten, dant Magistrate, or by iris authority, for two years past, and of - the application of these Sir!JoHN NEwroitT gave- notice, tha4e.shOnld to-inorrow submit rr Motion relative to the subjeet of the Dufics oh Bank Notes ;, and also relotive to . the-,Duty on Dwelling-houses in that COuntrv . . • - On the Motion of the AironNEY-GENEITAL, leave was given to inbring a 13111 to prevent•the' supplying of the Enemy's Colonies With Slat'es. Mr. V,INWrTART brOtight in the Tea . and Tobacco Duty Bills; -whinh were read a first time,. and order: .ed . tobe read - a second time' to-morrow. • Mr. VANSITTART,, with a view to the information of the - House, moved, that there be laid before the House an Account of the number of persons as sessed to the Income Tax in 1801, and to the Pro perty Tax in 1803, with an Account of the gross amount of each Tax, and the deduakin, distinguish ing the Counties.—Ordered.. On the Motion of Mr. HU SKISSON, it was ordered, that there be laid before the House an Account of the Balances on hand of the Orants of, 1805, 'on the sth of January last, and the demands outstanding; with an account of the application of the sum of 3,500,0001. gratued by Vote . of Credit.—Ordered,- after some explanations from Mr. VANSITTART. Lord H. PETTY gave notice, that on Thursday next he situuld move that the House do, 'at its rising,-. adjourn to the Monday se'nnight . following. :in the ''Motion of Lord H. PETTY, the , House welit into, a.C6mtnistee on the Bill for regulating . the o;iiee of Treasurer of the Ordnance. The Noble . Lord professed an intention of proposing 'a • Clause the _Lord. Lieutenant a controul over' .the money in the hands. of the Treasurer of the Ordnance Ain' Ireland. Mr. CALCRAFT conceived it. would be right to limit the power . of the Treasurer, with respect- to drawing salaries from the Bank, for Officers On'lFo- Servicer&c. He-questioned the right to take cTeditfor th:o intention to bring forward this Bill before the tOth Report ofthe CommissiOners of Na valltiquiiy. • Mr, HUSKISSON said, he could prove that hislate Right• Hon. Friend (Mr. Pitt) had, . among other securities to prevent the public money .froni being • applied t ..private purposes, determined to bring forward thisßill, which had been 'accordingly prepared, and had been delayed only in consequence. of inqUicies . necessary in the office.. Lord H. PETTY . observed, that the regulations in the Barrack Department did not take place 'until af ter the loth Report of the Commissioners of NaVal iiir. S. BOURNE denied the truth of this, state , - Meat, and asserted, that it. was in the consideration of his late Right Lion, Friend immediately after he last entered on Office, and that it did not in the most remote kgr6e originate in the Reports of the Naval" COMmissioners. ,A . :Short conversation ensued between Mr. LoNo, tvfx.-Om.pRAtT, and Mr;Husx.lssci - T, which ter- Millazed in the Resolutions being agreed to. • The If Ouse having been resumed, the Report was f4ered to be received to-rnorroW.—Adjourned. PRICE OF, STOCKS THIS DAV AT IWELVE.O'CLOCK• Consols . - MAILS. ARRIVED--t Hinnburilh, z Dublin, t ‘Vatcrford. Gottenburgh, t Lisbon, z IVaterford. THE SUN. SOLEX QUIS DICERS F.A.LSUM. it.1.1•DE , 2 T ? LONDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1806. Raniturgh Mail due this morning arriVcd, The following are its principal Contents • • A private Letter from Hambm gh, . dated Marche Qs, says.c‘,General RAPP who came from Paris t 0... Hameln, with, orders for the evacuation. of that town. and Fort St. George, and its surrender to the Prus sians, left this city, .on; his return to Paris, on tbo 26th inst His'visit, here has not been a very agree able' one. .'He demanded a loan of six millions of • .1 livres, promising, at the same time, that France would *take care to . prote& the lilierties. of Hamburgli, and-defend , them and.her Citizens from any Foreign Aggression. This new exa6tion has met With are-' fusal on the part of the Senatit ; and ont of its Mem Senator SCHULTE, is.ordered immediately to set- out for-Paris ,to make the necessary repres&ta- tions." , VIENNA, MARda.l9. 7 —lt is said that a Negocia:.:' tion iS on foot-between our Court and. France in fa vour of the KING of NA-rtAs, and that the-French . . Charge-d'Affaires, DLIDQN, after a conference with Count STintO:N, - _sent piTa Courier with Dispatches relative to - this strbjc& to Paris. Some difficulties have arisen relative- to the eva . cuation - of - Gradisca, as -it is, asserted on the part of the French; 'Oat this. City,' according to the true sense of - the Treaty , of Presburgh; was ceded-to . - France; General VINCENT will --therefore make ~ - • . _. represexitatio — ns at Paris. ' In the course of last week the Couft of Franta made two demands of Ire . Hotise - of AuSti - ia: the first, its pure and simple adhesion torthe new Treaty of partition he(ween France .and Plns . 6;,a ; the seeOnd, a permanent , „and perpetual„ passage: for, thoYienclt Troops through the. Austrian Territory into Venetian Istria and Dalmatia. There is in Upper-Carinthia a Frontier ToNA_rt, Darr:lQ-A Pcinfeba, divided into. two unequal fyarrs by the 11 4 ;er The . smaller par; of this town is Austrian,, and the other Venetian ; a bridge-separates the two Territories ; and. it is over this bridge that tae French :•demand . .a passage,• irk ordet tb gain, the great road- which leads. from it into. Italy. ,EKertions are ,continually ml l- i - n7 to repair 0-e '6,lorchop's' deficits of arms and EtTnniunition of every kind, which the . War-bas•occasioned , in the Fieredi • ' • .• .try - ~.; ....; We . are ashirect that preparations .are_making . ...it Venice for the-reception of the Polie., - . BANKS OE THE , AfAINE, MARCH .9:2.-Frerlfth Troops, of. the Corps of General Ounp.coT,.' already entered the Principality of Neufchatel, which has been ceded by PruSsia - to Fran Ce. - NA rtES, FEB. , "5.-The French Artny has.'di vided into several Corps ; one of them, commanded by Coneral REGNIER, is on its march for Calabria. Gaeta, -- where Prince of HESSE PHILIPESTAL minds, has not yet surrendered; general GARDANNE conduas the siege. General S'r. CYR ' comniaticis the Corps which is on its march for Apulia, At this moment we learn that the Neapolitan Troops, - which had withdrawn to Calabria, are em .barking for Sicily. . The French Army, however, has . not interrupted its march ; it will attempt , a landing iu Sicily. Heavy artillery has been ser.t tc - k_ the siege of Gaeta.. - Roist a, MA RCH . .-The KiNG Of NAPLES has. or . de..ed the Inhabitants of Calabria to lay - down their , arms ;. and has withdrawn the Troops which were in that Province. The whole.Artily of Naples will be concentrated: ill. Sicily,- - • MARCH 22.-The changes which await our Republic - willsoon be made known and carried - into execution. - On - - Wednesday arrived here the Secretary of our Minister at Paris; M. BRANTSEN, as a Courier with dispatches ' , and Admiral VERHEUIL is expeaed back from,Paris in a few, days. Pester day a Yacht sailed from Rotterdam to wait for him at .Moordvk. The report that a French Prince will • be placed at the head of our Republic stillcontinues; but nothing ', certain is known on . the subjeEt. WE last night received Paris and Dutch Papers:, the former to the 27 th and the latter to theist ult. BONAPARTE'S Brother-in-1:1W, PrinCe MURAT, has been proclaimed Duke of CLEVES and BERG, those Dutchies having been granted by BONAPARTE to him and to his heirs male, and in default of heirs male then to the ,descendants of Princes JOSEPH and Lotus, to, the perpetual exclusion .of females. .:; We have extraaedli.orn the.HarnburgliMail the Official Account; given in the Petersburgh Gazette, of the Baffle of .A.tifterlitz, by General KuTuzow. It is written with great perspiCuity, and we' have no `doubt contains a true acccuut of that ITiost iiiipbrt4nt Battle. r-= -