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t, ierc , W v k ;/' .. . Er., Ao I; 4 . . • , , . n , i ce•. .. • 1 , •. 0 ~,, ;K1 o'll •- ~,, -:// -4 ... . .. . :‘,.:), ..• ,:;,,,,-,;• • \ie ..-, \' : o il: liLtl y -' 1 ;-" , '.• • '. .. . . , . .. . . . • , , . .. `,4 4 ,[..., • ~,,--.....- , - tai i Tol 7 4ll/ti r : ' . •itr' r.-- Y• ,„-• r,i• i; . , .. e ~..„ ~ . N A.,...... ~.. , , t 1-1 -1 . I ti-- - -4 , .1. .~. • 7 4.7"//,,, ' NUMBER 4356.; VAUXHALL. linder the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES. (AN MONDAY, Sept. I „will be a GRAND GA LA, and Briiliant Exhibition of El RE-SVC/I:KS. •-• • Admission Three Shillings. C 3! The Public are respeafully informed the Gardens will CI.O,SE for the. Season, with a. Repetition of the itKNCE's GALA, oti Wednesday next, Septembeu3. _ 'MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, And nye Thousand less Tit.kets.than last State Lottery. The .F.irst-drawia Ticket entitled to •' TEN •T 110UAAND POUNDS; ' All other Capital 2riies are afloat, • • • VURCHASERS. of TICKETS and SHARES - will have the vppcutunit y -at obtaining-all the Capital Prizes, p to vicied they purchase before . the -Drawing coname.nces. Which -will be on the 13th of Oclober..nexi. The Scheme cootains equal c vantages of . TIJOUSAND POUND PRIZES . .. TFN THOUSAND •PDAJNIIIpRIZES,. : Fl E ppONDPRIZES, sce.-,tic o TO l'ortrier .- Latteris of i - Icuble the Nurriber of Tickets. Twenty Thousand Tickets only, and-no bther State•Lottery' . . tb be drawn this Year. , • SCHEME. . of Prizes. . • V , ..tfue of each. Total Value. 3 -- ,C 20,000 k 6 0 ,0 1 ,0 5,000 - 15,000 1,000 5,000 sco - - 4,0c0 2 0: - 4 0 ,- - - Z,c . vo 4,t00 - * ft 'B2OOO ~~ - -•- Tickets 2 0 ,000 • kzoo,Goo at . Tickets and Shares are on Sale at every Lottery - Oin . ce. Ticket - - r 5 0 , Half - -. to 27- o. Lip.hth. 12 t i 6 Quarter - - 5 zol Sixteenth -..,;,60• Offices, No. , z, Cornhi 11, 149, x ford-street,. and. 44, ,At. atne'b-stieet. ODGES, PAINE, and.. Co. Stock-Brokers, .1; havrii g been materially conc e rn e d in the ori g inal Con -tracts for the late L o tteries, and 'being, joint Contraanrs, tor the present, are. enabled to sell the Tickets and 511 Ares, wh'ch are now on Sale, as above, on the must reasonable erins. 1-kklges 'and Co. whose respeElabilitk has been ef.:tabliiherl at their Offices, Oxiord.street and tit. larnes's-street, by the sale and pun4tuatity with which they have paid,' during .the last 43 years, numerous Capital Prizes, a part of which are Understated, have opened an Office.iii the City, No. 2, Corn . - bill,•and resp6arully inform their Friends.and,the..Publ-ic, 'that their Orders, either in the Lottery or Public Funds ) Will be strialy attended to. - I.,:stUaober, No. 3944, a Prize of zo,oool. in two Quar ter, two Eighth, and- tour Sixteentlt.Shares - last February, Nb. 1345, a Prize of pool. in 16 Sixteenth Shared ; and in the laze Loteries, _ N 1 o. 29,467 a•Prizeof,Czo,coo No.o,3j3aPrize9f£sooo 15,705 • —7r— 20,03 28,898 --- . ..,5000 1L,560 --- 20,000 18,060 5000 2,4,787 ---- ip,oc.o ' . 36,030 ---, ' pop 7121 ---- 10,000 9787 ----.50°., 7.65 t ---- Ib,ooo 19,..v. , 8 -- ieoo . N. 13. The Drawing will commence on the 13th of O&o -ber. _ • tiodges and Co. have no colinexion with an other Office ••, , WINES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. ByMr: WHITE, AtMr. Hermon's Auctiunßoord; Conduit-strert, Hanover square, on r wzgi. y next, at - I*.relVe TANE Huh4red an I Fifty-four Pozen of 'Genuine . :and. eaa. .4 ES, laic. the Property of a Gen tleman, clecea,,ed 4.f old. and fine-tlavoured Red Pori„P.deand Sherry, Spanish White' W Li-5.u.)41,. in Luts of 'r wo and i'lirre Dozen each. Catalogn4 may be hut or r. White, Storey's Gate, Wert? ',Minster; and the Wines to be tasted at the rime of Saleooly . . • ELIGIBLE i-REEHOL";,, , ESTATES. 'WANDSWORTH, SURREY.. :Comprising an Eligible. Compaet.‘ la_.ari t Land,.in Bridge Feld; sundry Inclosuretsof Meadow, Gardeo Ground, and . Land in the open l fields ; Din/001m -Douses, a Chapel, sundry .Teneiwins, and. the . Crane on•Wandsworth-Piain, and. sundry Tene-• meats .adjoiniq: . . TO BE SOLO 1 1 . 1 7 AUCTION, By Mr% ROBINS, Parraway's Coliee.house, ''Criange-alley,‘COrnhill, on Thursday, Sept. - 1 at Twelve o'Clock, in Four Lots; EN: RAL valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES,' situate in Wandsworth, consisting ,of• Eligible and-Ge,n teel Owelling-liouses, a Chap and sundry . - Tewnneiisti,t Gardens and - Lands, situate opposite the Church, • worth, in possession - of My. Perteti, Sur:.zeon, and otherS; a cOmp4t Villa, Garden, and Land, - cienglitfullY sitil'ae, in IBridgefield, Wandsworth; a Messuage,. known by the - sign of. the Crane, with tile appurtenances, on WandSWorth :plain ; a , Blacksmith's . Shop, and eight Tenemcpte; with Gardens, ,&c. adjoining • 'also, sundry meek of Land in w Wandsorth Coinition eield; the whole about twenty Acres, in possession of Mr. Ralph. Langton, and, others; the prin . cipal part on Lease. May he viewed by leave of the Tenant.—Particulars -the Sprcad Eagle, Wandsworth ; the King's ; 'Suny.Kingston; at Gariaway's; of, Charles.Alexandi•r Craig, Esq. treat Scotland-yard, Wlntehall ; of Mr. IrramWell, Paper-,buildings, • l'emple ;' and of Mr,' Robins, Marwick -454.ect, Golden-square. FREEHOLD ESTATES.- Consisting of Dwelling-houses, Stable-yards r Warehouses, . Wharfs,-:&e. situate in Gray's-inn-lane ; Fleet-street ; Falcon-court Fleet stret • Cow-lane, Smithfield ; Cale . • man-street, the Poultry, Upper Thames-street, and Harp lane,' Lower Thames-street. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • • ,By Mr. - ROBINS, At Catraway's Coffee-house, in 'Change-alley, Cornhili, on - Ti.cursd ty, the t ith •at Twelve o'Clock, in , September, • -Fourteen Lots, • • SEVERAL Valuable and Desirable.FllEEHOLD' ESTATES, comprising three - .new-ere6ted Dwelling- Itouses,' extensive Yards, &c. situate on • the East Side of G ray's= inn -lane, formerly the 'queen's Head'lnn, in• 'the Pa - Tish of. St. Andrew, .Holborn.-- - . The. spacious. Premises, with Yards, DWelling-honses, Warehouses,.&e. in possession of Mr. Ridley,.distiller, and' three other Houses,. with Shops, &c. 'on . the North Side of. .:Fleet - street, in the 'Parish of St. Bride's, in possession of .114 r - Parker•Lover,•.&c. > A House in Falcon-court, Fleet street. Trhi- teen Dwelling- houses. with Warehouses, '&e. situate in black .fiVan-line, in and near Thatnes-street. The capirat premises known by Kennett Wharf, 'Thames:-streete with Dwelling-house, Warehouses,.&c., A Dwelling-house in the Poultry. AwOid-accustomed Pastry-COok's'sbap, in p o ssession °I Debatt &lesstu. ,, e With Livery Stables,- po . , . •In possesion of Mi. Atkloson, s:tuate in Colemau-street.;. Messtcree and Premises i-r-,-.Cow-lane, corner of Hosier lane, 'West Smithfield, iwny'S ear's in the cheese-mongery. , line. A Messu:ige and l'iemiscs known by tim sign or . the,. - Kentish Hoy, in thrp.l..ne, Lowe 9 Altaines-stre , ..r. And a situate at tneTarni...-Of . Harp-lane, 4: ;auwet Thanie,.street. - 'l'nee'LOts form very eligible and valuable property—the principal part on lease. May be viewed by .leaVe of the Tenants." particulars at • Garrawav's Cti. Alex. Craig,'. •Great Seotinid y..rd,• ; or Mr. Bramwell, P;l.per tivCctings, :fent. and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, S A 1 U RDA Y, AUG UST 30, 1806- This Day was published, lii Quarto, with Coloured Engray . ings,2price tss. in boards; A". TREATISE on VACCINE - INOCULA /a. rooN ; to Which is added, an AccotAnt of the Chicken-Pox, the Swine. 7 Pox, and the Hives; with an Ap pendix, containing Letters from Physicians and Surgeons of Entimenee,' respeding -the present State of Vaccination in • many Cities and l'rinciPal Towns of the United Kingdom. By . ROBE RT WILLAN, 114.1)..F.A.5. Etc. Printed f;ar K. Phillips, Bridge-street, Blackhiars ; and to be had of all Booksellers. - - - 7 -- Dedicated, by Permission, to t* Lord Bishop of Lancalf. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in-smalLOdavo, price 3s: in boards, • , DEMONSTRATION of the EXISTENUE of GOD, deduced from the Wonderful Works of Na ture. Tran Slated from the French of Chate.lubriand, . • By FREDERIC SHOBERL. Printed for R. Phillips, 6, fridge-street, Blaekfriars: • , The Translator thinks it pr9per to give to the Public the following Charader of this small Work, in the words of the venerable and distinguished Prelate to:whoth it is dedicated. His Lordship observes; that " it is not calculated for the in struCtioti of Philosophers, but it will enlarge the views of the Ignorant, it will' arrest the attention of the Thoughtless, anait will give _an _impulse. to the piety of sober-minded 'Men." There are PAssages in it which rmulate the eloquence of Bossuet." . . PICTU.e Lt.! ivG OFFICE.. THE . COMIVISSIONEIWo r T'ICTU4L,LI NG HIS ArelyESTY''s Nei 1/Y do hereby giv, Notice, That on _Mond!" the,xst of September next, on Monday the.‘22d .of -that Month,-andpn the First and Third Mondays in eller' , succeeding , Month, they will be rea.y to receive Tender:, in ( sealed up); for such &amities of E N .ISki PEASE, of KILN_' DRIED • 110.USEHOLD _FLOUR, BISCULP STUFF, made front Whole Meal, as the re.ifeßivt Deatiers_ therein nr,fvthink mope? to O,(Ar : to be delivered into His Majes ifs Stores al Deptford ;or into 417:97 l'Omalling Stores in St. Catherine's : and to he paid pir by viilr , payable,nrith Interest, ninety days 411er date. No: wy Tender for a leiss:Qaantity than 25 QUarters 4:R - 4:se will ke , aecejned. . • rbe Conditions of the Contraeis ttso be seen at the Seeretav's . • Office. No regard Will be had to any Tender in which -the Price shall not h:.• inserted. in wo . ,ds at length,. or that r/iai! not. be rdrlirered to theßoard he:tire Two o' Clocker: the respaive days appointed or their' reception as-aforesaid, nor unless the Perms' -who snakes the Tentler, or some Person on his behalf,. attends, to answer, when called far. • Misa OWENSON's NEW NOVEL. . This - Day was publlshed,. In. Three Volumes, Lluodeciino, price 13s. 6d. in boards, HE \VItD IRISH GIRL; a National Story ; -arc. delineated. tte Nlimners, Amusements, -and Grievances of the . PeaSlintrir and Yeomanry of Ireland. • - 7 '''*l337 SYDNEY, QWENSON, Authoress of the Novice of St. Dominic, St. Clair, &c. Printed for.RiCtiard• Phillips, No. 6, Britige.street, Black filars ; and sold by all Booksellers in Great Britain and Ire.; land. ' Of whom may be had, " A - New Edition of the. N o vi c e o f S t . D om i n i c , by Miss :0 wenson, in yos, - price 18s. in boards. The Fifth Edition of the Winter in London, by Mr. Surr, 3 vols. 13s. 6d. And the Maid, Wife, and Widow, by Mr. Siddons, 3 vols. • Us. 6d THE- HISTORY OF ENGLAND IN VERSE. This Day was published, Illustrated N% ith a Map. price zs 6d. half-bound, HE ,HISTORY of ENGLAND, in easy Verse, fruin the In4asion of Julius C'sar to the Beginning of the Year. iBO6. Written 16r the purpose of `teing committed to memory at an early Age, by Young Perscils of both Sexes. By W. R. jOHN...;ON; M. Plinted for TabarLand Co, at the juvenile and School Library, No. 157, New Bond-street ;sold by W. Gibbons, 'Bath • Al. Keene, Dub4iit ; Wilson and Spence, York ; and 11. Moziev, Gainsborough ; and by all other Bookseller s . - . Ot ‘tillorn may be had, 1., Book . of Rauks, 24 plates, price 7s. 2. Ronk of Gaines anti Sports, 24 plates, p-;ce 3s. 6d. 3. Book of Trades, 70 .plates, 3 Parts, pflk::- . 35. each. 4. Robinson Crusoe, 16. plates, - price 4s. 6.1.. 5. PoTilar Stories, 24 farts, pric 20' id. 6. Visits to a Farm- 11- , usit, 4 plate:: ; price zs..lsd. 7. Visits to Lohdon, 6 !Ares, price as. 1 6(L : se Ulll, price as. to. Vi: its to the Menagerie, price 2s. 6d., •I t. '' • • ~ ;.;2 vols. 12 plates, price 45. 12. Mince Puai, for Christmas, price 2s. 6d. i 3. Itrecniie Plutarch, 2 l'arts, 2s. 6d. each. 1 4. Memoirs Of Robthe Terrier, price 2S. 15. Morrutirs of pick the parley, price as. 16. Visits to the juvenile Library, price 2S. 17. universal History, abricked,. price 2S. 64. 18. Firt going to Schrobi, price as • • 19. Poetry for .Children, by Miss Aikin, price as. : zy. PlizilefOr'a Curious Girl, price 2S. 21. he Tralrels of Orlando, 4 vols. price I2S. . 22. British Domestic Quadrupeds, price 2s. 6tl.' 23. .Proverbs'of al. NatiOnS, .price 25.. 6d 24. Tales of the Castle, 5 vols. price 17s. 6d. 25. The Magic Lantern, tr plates, price 6s. . 26. Wonders of tlieTelescope, - price 45.. 6d - 27. Wonders of the Microscope, price 3s. 6d. "28. 'Child's Trt:e Triend, 5 plates, price 2s. 2g. CulliyeesTravelS, 12.colii.ured plates, price as. 6d. 30. Presents for good Boys, price . is. 31. Presents for gboit GirlS„ price is. 32. Mary, and her Cat, price is. . 33. DiilognesTor good Children;.'price Is. 34. The Little Hermitage, price, is. .35. History of Telemachus, prir!e 36. History of Belisarius, price is.'' 37. Life of Carlo, price is.. .. 38. Nursery Tales, 33. sorts, at 6d. each. 34. Nursery Song - saltd Jingles, 6d each, &c. Sm. 'Sit. N, B. The Orders of Country Booksellers for the above named Works are executed on advantageous terms. CONSPIRACY, '.olJt s HUNDRED POIJKIDS REWARD. HEiIEAS several Evil-disposed Persons `have wickedly conspired with Handbills, and 'otherun jnstifiable Means, circulated a Report to mislead the Public, by inducing a belief that SW IN TO N's ORIGINAL: - DA F . FY'4,ELI.XIR, Dr. BRODUM's BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, were discOntinuell to - be Sold at the Warehouse in.Sapvury , square : to deteßthe Authors of such Calinnny and (!onspliacy, 'the Proprietor hereby or_ furS a ltdvt"rarci of UNE HUNDRED POUNDS, to be. paid on Conv,idion of the Atlthor, Printer, or Publisbei, of tbe said • Hand-bills, or to any one though concerntd) whO will . give such intOrrnation, except the Author of the same. MONEY FOR LIFE, ANNUITIES. SEVERAL of the followlun - Surns.of 3001. 50,0. rooal. rsool. 20001. and 30001. and to a larger amount, will 4e :advanced,. tor ,well sector:o Annuities upon Landed Estates, Houses, Ftn.aled Property, and Church Livings; as soon as the Sccurities can be inspeded and approved, for which a liberal price will be given, redeemable. Mr. ROBERTS, who has concluded the'abnve Business for several : years with the greatest satistadion, can always give a prompt and decifted answer to Securities oftered, and the eXpences.attendingthem, which .prevents•many disagree able circumstances that must attend t;ie negotiations Of those that are unacquainted with the pradical part. Personal applications, and letters, post paid, are daily re. ceived at his Rouse, •Isto. 22, C.:Cell:Street. • OFFICE OF - ORDNANCE, Zug. 20, 1806. r rEit PRINCIPA I, OFFICERS of HIS' XA YES Tl' ' r ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That: Pr oPosals will be received at their Offtce, in St. Margaret street, firese;tt'inster, on or before ;he 15th of September next, from such Persons as rn.y be willing to undertake the supply cfLEATHE 4N RE E S and GLQ VES for ,the 'Royal. HorSe Artillery, upon a conlraa for a period of T/n'e Years, determinable after One Year, upon Thrvo Months Notice being given by either party. , Patterns of the .Articles may be seen upon applicztion at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and the Terms ant Conditions of the C'oatrad my be known at the Secretary's Office, in St. Margaret-street aforesaid, any day between the Hoerr Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered, sealed up, an/ marked on the oittiide, _‘`Propo.sals for the supply of Leathrd Breeches and Gloves;" but no Proposal can be : ad mitted after Oe i jth of September next. Ordet.of the Board, ' • B. H. CREW, Secretary. JAMES .D.AWSON, aaed724. At the age of eighteen he was admitted a Patient' at the Dispensary, No. 14, Solio-square,.4fter, being discharged from St. liar, tholoinew's and St. Thomas's Hospitals. He had two 'Ab. 'scesSes;• one in the gland near the pit of hiS neck, and another • in the gland under his arm, which together boWed his head on his breast in Walking. These were thought Would prove fatal to him, and ,yet, all the other glands in the neck• were diseased. TwO years of seven (his apprentice Ship) he was unable to follow. his employment. . On first taking SPILS BURY's` PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS he mended, and in four years he became ;yell ; and thdugh since exposed to cold and wet on Volunteer Duty, he has escaped a return of his Disease. _ . Be'careftil iii purchasing this : Medicine, that the words ' 13y:the King's Patent " are expresstd at length n n the tot tie, 13i11 of Directions , and outs,de Wrapper,' and that the Stamp (the , King ' s ,duty ) is. printed 'in black iliStcad 01. red ink. riltig Medicine is - sold in bottles of Ss. 6d. ses. and tl. 3s. duty included, at the bispeusaiy, No. Is,. Soho-square, and by Wm. .tBr, Tooley-strut, I.4aidbn; ..and by tAbst lespedable,:Agents in,Town aad CbLbtry. - . .OFFICE OF ORDM4sVCE, • August i 5, 1806. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS tj 414 MA- . - • yEsTi"s ORDNANCE ail ',web' give Notice, That Pro 'posals will be received at • their Of f ice in. St. Margaret Streit, Westminster, an or.bejore 'Monday the 'sib of .Septenrbir ' t ext, from such Persons eis may .be willing to -undertake the Supply of Forage for the Ordnance Horses stationed /4 the following Dis-, • friar, viz. .North, Britain, South West, Portsmouth, Northern, . Isle of Wight, and Christ- Yorkshire, . - church, • _ saSterm, exclusive of Warley,• Western, S•outherri, exclusive of Chat- %Woolwich, with its Depen , ham, &twits Walley& CI - Lath:pit, Livapool, • for a Period of Six Months fi om the rat of Oadrer next ; the 100 rage to,be furnished in tZations con'sisting of tdb. of Oats, at 4016. per bushel—Whs. of Up/and Meadow 11.1y-•-and'Bl6s. of Whea l or lye Straw; and to be delivered at the respaiive Stations at the extence' of the Contraaor, who is also, to furnish such Horses with 'Oats, at Blbs. per Railon, as may be hilletted in the Distriti jcr which be confraao. The . Pr;eiosals may be delivered .separatefy or jointly for each Station ; and it is' expelled that th:, 'Contraaor shall receive the. Stable Punk that may front time to time accumulate, making an alloWance for the caste , • Further Particulars may be k.nrwrz upon application to the V'. cer's commanding the Royal ArtilleY in each District, and also. at the Secretary's 011ice,in St. Margaret. street, aforesaid, any Day between the !Curs of Ten .vzd, Fatr o'Clock. The ,Proposals are to he delivered ,sealed up, and marked on the outside, "'Proposals for • the Supply of Forage - ;" Pioposal can he admitted after the said ljth D. ±Y of Septembsr next. - .• „ • .:Jqy...fireier of the . Beard, h. fl. CREW, secretary. VICIVALLING-OFFIC . • ' 21, igo6. THE COMMISSIOJY.EIiSfor VICTUAL L I A'G ' ' IL His 111/IyESTY'r NAI'Y d›, hereby, give •Notke,•Tba.• on-fredneday the 3d of September next, they will be ic-aos; io re ceive Tenders, in apt Ring (sealed up), and treat with such Per — ions ar will undertake to .titpop(y - all such quantities of Cheshire, DerbysblYe, ifiarwirkgire, and 'ClogiCester.shire CUE E 5 E, or CHEESE of equal goodness, and ROSE c 0 RK (seconds) BUTTE R, or 4 RITISH E R of equal goodness, ar shall be required for His 1114erty's Service from the tot of Otiober next to the 30th of Seitember, I\Bo7, inclusive ; to be deli vered from time to time,' as demanded,. hag His Majesty's Pic— tualling Sters at Devi,' d, Pcrtsniouth, Plymouth, aid Cork, at !be • COntral7or's expe,:ce ; to be warranted to • keep good and sound for. the space if six Months froin the respeilive periods of de ivery arid to be pai.' for by Ellis, 'payable, with inteiest, ninety days after date, , The Condition: of the.Contrai7s may be seen at the Secretary's Oilice, at .:hie Office ; or by applying to Mr. John Williams, Dunsterzqlle, flgesit for the Piaualling at Cork. AV regard will he had to any Tender in which the Psice, shall not be inserted in 'words at length, or. that shalt not be delivered to the Board.be,fore One o'Clock on the said Wednesday, the,3rii? . l tember next, nor unless the Person 'who makes the Tender, or some person on his belmi I, attends, to answer, when called for. 'OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Aug. 20, isos. 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS .11.1A ÷ yESTY's ORDNANCE do ,hereby give Notice, That Proposals wid be received at their Office, in St. - .Alargdret-'street .- • . froor ruck Persons at may be willing to'iendirtake the Supply of .. BRITISH and F ()REIGN for the Service Ifthis Department; upon a Cpetrael JO a Period of.Tbree Years. _ The Terms and Conditions of the Contreta may be known upon application at the Secretary's Office, in . St. - Olargatet-street, any dry between the hours of Ten and Four c>Cl , ..ek, where the Pro posals are to.be delivered, sealed up, and marked on the outside, " Proposals for the Supply of,Bthith - Ond Foreign Iron for the Service of .His illajesty'.l Ordnance ;" • but no Prlaposal can he ad muted after the said 3d dayof Septr:ilber. Orderlff the Board, )Z. 11. CREW, Secretary, ~..-.. Unic.p sixitXoX- 11R ;: 7 'R GE 14 - A/M3II.E.Ga, 'AVG: inteiiigenCe frOal Berlin; of the 16th inst. is of a very warlike nadir A Council was held- there ttie preeeding,day, in pre, sence,of the King, at rkithich several Genet - Al attended; among them Gen. Ituanzi, who- is tO command the Prussian corps. stationed at . Zeile, in Hanover,- and on the frontiers. BONAPARTE is said to have required the-cession of East Friesland, Ein)- den, &c. Zicc: in order to their being incorporated With the Kingdom of Holland.; and I , 'HEnEtitcg., , WILLIAM' is determined to resist this demand. - The whole Prtissian.Army is represented it 4 in Motion, and ail the Generals absent - on leave hay.! received ordols to repair to Berlin, to have their re speCtiive commands assigned to them. MAGDEBURGH, AUG. 16.—For several days pyt: ; every thing has worn arvery hostile appearance Wednesday this plaCe was deelared in a state or siege ; the militurdep6t-c - hrivetheen put upon the war etablishment, - and two Thousand peasants work at the fortifications. •By •th 2 21)th:of this c00:J..1 .14 the troops will be ready to.marehe - 1 ' Our city at this moment swaraii . iVith soldiers ; all the yessels lßetween , this and .Saxony have been put in requisitiop the train for the Arms of - phalia has been ordered to be ready' by To. next ; the horses _Will be. delivered to-morrow and the &Hawing dai's. • • . • BILAI4DEtsiBURGA ; AUG. .16.—1 t \is assertol, "iNtt • in place of , the usual summer inalimuvre . s, there be a.cOnsitterable.canip tOrn*d in Silesia. Almost all' the irony is in tnotion.--- Priri66 - LOtns FERDINAND of I.)rnssia, of lionENLonE, General Rt , CHM., and, Goner.d. .BLUCHER, trill command• the principal Corps. HA Novna, AUG. 15 . reat tuovements, have been observed among the Troops in this - CotintiT. A demand has moreover been made t o the C:3llege of Deputation of 3:2 . (50 horses, to re , TIOUOT the troops. It is said' that there will be thrc- Camps formed upon our Frontiers._ BANKS OF THE ELBE, AV G. 18.-The horizon appears to darken main,' anal` the hope ('.,f PenCe seems to vanish : the Ifrench%.PaperS contain various complaints :again.st - ,the:-Cabinet ,of.Yienqa, which appear difficult to conciliate 1116 North of. Germany equally wears a hostile asped i` the Prus sian Troops haveleft The 1 13ankS•of t he Elbe, for the purpose of concentrating th6:uselves in the centa-! of the country. It is said, that a camp will : be fi.wlnd between Hanover, Zelle,and According to a - credible' statement; the - nnmbe r of /ranch Troops now- in Germany arnot.intg .to „Vtlu Mel!. MUNICH, AUG. 1 Wedrionact A o c ,f, ; city : his extraordinary haste, And -his being •tbllow ed-by a Turkish Courier; rendered it. probable that he was the bearer of the Ultimatum of the French Court. Since then we have learned, by a Courier from.-Vienna, that the Imperial court has a , rreed to the proposals Of 'France, 'having' acknowledged, the Coadjutorship of Cardinal FESCH, the new -King of Naples s the Confederation of the Rhine, and the in , tended modificatiom of the German Empire. . BERLIN, 'AUG. 1 G.---Yesterday Major kItLYSEMARK. arrived here with important dispatches froth St. Pe tersburgh. The Duke of BRUNSWICK is eNpeLled here from Brunswick. ' The . Military preparations continue.. AU the re giments. must be completed by ,the 20th. Mihit of the Generals are now at the places, of their desti nation. Lieutenant-General Vot4 RuCHEL arrived he're last :Wednesday ;. he has had sevdral audiences. of His Majesty, and several Conferences with the Staff of the Quarter-Master-Generali and this da3i . he has sqt out to Hanover, to take the command of the trbops: The troops in Schleswick; and those ofWest 'and South Prussia, are to concentre them selves . at a given 'point, and the Generals GRAWEIZt and NATZINIER are, naMed as principals in the cora mand. - 'M. LA FOREST'S celebration of. the Birth-day of his Sovereign was conduced with peat eclat. ; the company was numerous, and of the highest quality. Count HAUGWITZ, • Baroii Warz, the 116sianiAli nister, the Corps Dipbmatique, and several Prussian Military Officers, were' present at the grand dinner given on this occasion. The healths of .the French and Monarchs Were drank. Field-Marshal MOLLENDORF drank - the health,of the French Em peror, and M. La FOREST that - . of the King' of Prussia. . . The Russian Lieutenant BRITNN'ER has arrived here from GriefSwald. Our Oonrt has dispiatchoi a Courier to Paris. The Prince of HOHENLOIIE is ZtISO expe&ed here. . HAMBURGH, AUG. 19.-.-A new ievym2f troops is ordered in,Russia, in consequence of . which the army Will be inc•reased to five hundred thousand na3w. 'The Hanoverian General ; Vox ljecit.EN. is arrived at Kiel froth London. - . . , . On the 16th' Baron jACOBI KLEIST and shiS ;fa mily arrived in the . Elbe, near Altona ;-. and On the following day he continued his journey to Berlin. VIENNA, AUG. palace is fitted up for the new Russian Ambassador,. Prince KURAKIN; Tile French gnvOy, M. LA ROCHEFOUCAUj.T, is indk posed at the Baths of Baden ; ,the day beforeyester day he dispatched a Courier to Paris in great haste. -We learn that no troops are:to encamp this near near Weis, in AUstria ; but there will be an encamp' tent at Lemberg. Our foreign Course of Exchange has decreased considerably. FROM THE MAINE, AUG. 12.-- 7 The rumour that Marshal SOULT'S corps has been ordered to march aaainst . the . Servians; to reduce them to obedience to the Porte, is without, foundation.. Respe&ing the intelligence that the French . .talien,pOS4eSSiOn of Goriza,and Grad6ca, on the 22d f \*3 \.>, ~~