The Sun. — London, England, 1806-09-05 00:00:00

.1.- NUMBER 4361. MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, -And Five Thousand less_ rickets than last State Lottery. The First-drawn Ticket entitled to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS _ . ---• All other,Capital Prizes are afloat. • VOURCHASRS of TICKETS and SHAMES have the op port unity,or artainingla I I•theleapi tar Prizei,.:' provided, tney purchase before the Drawing conimences, vvlii4gairtill be the . tith of OCIOEter next. The Scheme vontiins,equal Advantages of T'WE'NTY THOUSAND P,OUND PRIZES, • -TEN IIIOUSAND POUND PRIZES, FIVE THOUSAND POUND lIRIZES, &c. &c. • To former Lotteries of double the Number of Tickets. • Twelity Thousand Tickets only, and no other State,Lottery • to-be drawn this Year. • ' SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value. 3 ,C2c,000, - -‘ ,C 6 3 - - - I . 30,000 3 - - - - 5,000 - 15,0p0 . 5 - - 5.0c0 8 - - 4,0c0 20 - , 4 - 4 100 -4. • - - • 2,000 ' .4P • 5° ish ° ,•! l° %. 4,100 - - 2 o -A 2,00 b tc,ooo Ttic.t4s • - ' • ioo,OOo Tickets andShareS are 911-5011 , at, every Lottery Office. Ticket - , is• Half ••• ,: im0r.14.11 % ; 1 41.1«.00 .11 • - - 344, Q - 1 17 1- uarter -- 5 '2. - ''s;l•:''Aiixteenw . 0 4 a i' 1;•—• — " - a VII — its LESS aiclihElifidkra moRE PRIZES.- 4,C0 lc L. ILL, and 9, CHAKI IsiG-CROSS, LONDOST. . r BISH respealully acquaints the 'Public, that • the present 1.0 rr ER Y containi the tewet l'iekets ever known ni .iLo, ter), .1.,c1 the most Capital Prizes. ;time last 300-fol. Prizs:,'the last•z0000l. Blank, and the last over.shared, were alt sold at the above Others wiiere Tickets, Shares, and Chances, - are selling in great variety, and wn..l.- all out.tanuing Prizes'are paying in with .t ' Pets,.l.3 .a ineo nuntry may Ile supplied, by sending their Or.ters, Jlbsitir Carria e pain, accompanied with good Notes,-C-ii,i4 or Post-Office Ordcrs: Lotter) tile I,tll of october next. I . EREsTINC..; PARTICULARS of Mr. WILKIE, the A P.Ti -T, he MODERN PLUTAROH.; or, UNIVER- A SAL 131 i< APHY:I licluding authentic NEII , IOI RS or distinguisited lU B C CHARACTERS; of all Nations, living awl recently deceased. • • ' ' The Ptibric . Ble respediully informed, that the Eleventh Number or tnts 'very p Tatar Monthly Woik on Biography is tilts Day pablisued, iiici uding among other valuable Articles, thional 'AlL'nto:rsot. tiletngenious Artist, Alt. IViikie, whose celebrated I;aisiting of " Village Politlctans, latelrexhibited irr the Royal Ackterny, excited such general attention and adniiration as to entitle him to the appellation of the Madan 'Teniers. Qtetflis. Work. _there are already .Ten NumberS:befoi - e the ,Public, including original Memoirs of most of the popular of-theLpresett Day, with Portraits. Every' SiX Numbers form a handsome Volume, price 6s. 6d. bbards. The first Volume is ready for delivery, and any of the pre_ ceding4V unierers may be had, one or more at. a, .titne, price Is. racer. Oh the first of every Month a new Number is pubi. lishecLoprinted Sto.:with two corret'a Portialts,- • - - .Printed for the Proprietors, and vublil.'ned by lames Cun. dee, at .thvik I biortl 3 ress, in ivy -lane, Pater nosmr-row, Ldu don, of wlipt•tnay. be had, just. published. Sele.6tions lrint the Works of Mad. De Cenlis : Consisting principally of Itre cepts,,Maxims, and Redeelions, Moral, .44.elig ous, aucl.Seu.: timenial. To ‘Vfiich is'prefi . xeil, a Portrait and Life of the Author._ Beautifully prrntecPiii foolscap *iito. price ss. bds. Alio - a new Translation of the 'Pales ut the Castle; by the tame Author: in 4 Vols. with Phites, price ios: 6d-; &Jack. CUSTOM-HOUSE:: LONDON, September 4, IEO6. FOR SALE, By '(?rder .ot the Honourable . the Commissioners of Ilis Nlajestys Cutonis, On Tuesday the' 9th, ireditV,aay . the loth, acid Thursday . the r ith of September-inst. atTihree O'Clock in the Alter.: lioon.of the said Days, In the Long Room, Cut . oin.House, London, THE .FOLLOWING GOODS, which - are' al -lottetlitt's:nall Qoanrities, for the better 'AcCortunoda tiOn of the seweralDeater,s,as w.ell..as.private PersonS, who Choose to become Purchasers. .EXPORTATION. • East,-India -Prohibited Goods, &c. • • • FOR HOME oNsuivirrt(lN. Cambrick, Tabling,. Muslin, Callico; -Nankeen, -Linen; Shawls, Hosiery, WooPcti Cioth, Prints framed and glazed, Watch SpringS and Locks for Arms, Corne-: Bpds,Ostrich i'eathers, Ears, Lacqucrcd Ware, Neeijles, Skins;"rea, Caine, Supr and'Orner t;rocery, Candles-,(; lass, Copper, Ochre, Vermillion, Horn Tips,' Wool, Cotton, Wine China Ware; Vinegar, Drugs, gunpowder, B4ats, Pitcti,. Mtl; DeAs,'Sraves, Hemp, 1' ustick, Guns, Wooden Toys,. TobaccO Ashes, tcc. rslsd Five Hogsheads of - rohace• - .. hariog remained in the Tobacco Wareimuse be; and thg,alime limited by Law. Likewise such (*pas as have remained in His Majesty's Viareitotise upwards of Twee Months, not cleared, or the viz: Tea, Cotiee: Cocoa Nuts, -Pi ores, Books, Wearing Ap pares, floats, C lasses, Skins, Masts,.Tallow,, Kaishes,•Starch, Antique FrdvrriChis, Raw Silk, 11:c. CLEAR. OF ALL DUTI.ES, The Tobacco and Tobacai AShes to be.viewed at the To bacco WA reilOUSe, LCIKIOII Docks; the Gunpowdct 'at the King's Magaii,e, Giavesend ; ie Boats; 'BitA, Deals, &c. at tne Tobacco Ground,- near Greenland Dock; and all the other Goods at the King's Warehouse, Custom-. Nouse, London; on - Friday the sth, Saturday the 6th; and Monday the 6th inst. and on Of. Mornings of Sale, front Nine to.One in.the Afternoon; where Catalcgnes will be delivered. N. B, Goods bought at this Sale must be paid for on or before TueSday the 3 th inst. between the Hours of Nine o'Cicick in the Morning and Three ih the Afternoon'; cif rthe Deposit made theron will absolutely become forfeited, and the-Goods resold at a fottare•Sale. ►SUCKS. FREEHOLD • MANOR ESTATE, anti VALUABLE CHURCH PREFERMENT. •-- TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, Ey Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SON, .eirt-Garraway, o►► Ttiesday, SeptetritltiK,36,lB - ,b, at Twelve Otlo . ck i _ _ _ . • Very Eligible• and Improvable FREEHOLD E S TAT ; consisting of the MANOR of .H A R MEAD, extending over the whole Parish, and font valuable Dairy Farms, wirii Farm.llouses and suitable Out-build ings.containing together risoA. i R. 301). principally grazing Land, lying nearly within it Ring I enee, and comprising al'- most the whole pt the Pa rish. of Ilantmead, except a small part, which - is in the adjoining Parishtg - Of North Crawley, Embertuni -and, _Astwood, in, the County of Plias, about six miles from Newport Pagnell, three from Cohiey, twelve from Northampton, amPfilly-six from Lon. don, in the several occupations of Messrs. Wm. and Thomas Battams, Wm, Clayton, F. - B. Old, and T. Brookes; - respect : able Tenants, on Leases, which. will expire at bady-daY mitt, at old reins, amounting to'cpily 10141. per amid. capa- - ble of considerable improvement, besides _s.A. 31(. 37P. ,of, Wood Land in hand. Also the Perpetual Adv,ws,a and riey t resentai ion to the Redory.u.k H sit:mead ,of about - 1 he. annual value of 20:4. the present Incumbent 57 years of 2 10. Messrs.,W. and T. Battams, the Tenants, will spew the tstite. - - • - -• • • - • Printect.P,.,Kticulars r ay bediad at theS marl, Newport, Pap, rail ; Ge - ore,` NQrthainp.on ;' Cock, Stoncy SttAtorci ; George, Woburn; , Dunstlble “Wlatb liart,USarin Alban's ; at Messrs. VVoo,lcock lian;rn .n, Solicit, r ,, Lincvin's Inn NeVy mitt ; t riac Plate of S ; of Me f srs. Winstanley and 6,41, ‘‘,lcirt: a i I.ln, 1.; 2y be se4n:' , . • _ " r r—rt IT 771 I El 1-4j_di !„), FRIDAY, SEPTEINIBER 5, 1.80,Q.; THEATRE OF ANATOMY, Great IVindmill-Street. 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Symonds, Potvoiosier- low ;. sr. der to 'any Bookseller in Town' or cuuntry.i-The present , 1 may be the only time at purchase. - • I ' - "FHE Rev. Dr. BARCLAY- has been fai7bured. witlaa great variety of teitimonies; ack:iosinedging the efficacrot his-IIA.Ii-C172-IY-'s A LI,OUS PILLS; he begs leave to submit the following, addres,ed to i)r. I L W nolesale Agent, .bythu Hun. Archdeacon Caulfield " Sir, r • .- • lenarm; I,uly 8,• " I Aviv,: r?deiv'ed'yoitr . fresh sulijily, iii two double; boxes "• of this most excellent Medicine, - denommated Barclay,'s 4 •‘, Anti-Bilious Pills, for which the Rev. 'Ni . lllatn Ilarcjay a V.itent. informed you I had Mund them very cal " cilcibus, and. you requested,permission to. acid illy t a me to " the most resp , 2c•ta!lie signatures in its f, v r. 1 •>iiould Imagine Canterbury's name .oi itSelt " sufficient, and acknowledge I tried the Pil!s entirely,on m- iny firm belief that it was in itself an ho,t. It i s not sible so,digintied'a personage •wouid si.i&r his name tope "' made use of but for the good of the Public, dr that it cou ld `.` be annexed to any thing bin truth. I •have.experiencecl " the s'ia:ulness of the toun;!ation an which 1 built, for. 1 " was . subjett to tormenting flatulenk.lcs, proZ..eeding from' " bile, and have to thank ilir. liarclay tor the, cure.' •You " therefore, use of my name where and vviien you " s' I Sir, your's, &c. ". J. l li L D, Arclid:ziern ofKilmore." Sold wholesale and retail, .0) appoini mem of Dr. ha rulay, I at NJ!. Butler* 4`4b. - C;:1:..:111s:civ, corner of Varcrtioster toy ; . 4n4t ret.iii by Buil and CO! well, Dublin ; Sct:t t, and BA:der; ; Macdonald, Glasgow ; Stains, clicver ; ; .01d by must Country Medi - cute Voii(C.ers in every,Town. •:A,Ctutitin.,:Obst:rvtne mime 13arclay is en gravvti on the ;s on the out- , 7;i.1e ‘vrai, ;Ei•ilditht. 4 3(rst:trupttitl ` tre a hint., I Lion. `!'rice ss, tsd. and tcs. kri:L box., with ainpie.Llitec,tiolls. 4', , f;. f.; • ESSEX. MARSHBURY, nea- CHELMSFORD and ONGA R. TO BE sOLD 13-V AUCTION, - . fly Mr. NOBINS, At Carraway'le-lpy:se, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on ~ 'l , :nursday, 25..0: Twelve &Clock; Valuable FR EEI - 10 - f,D ESTATE, comprising a good Farm.nons a , with Offices, barns, St'ables, and conv•mient Out-buildniks, Ydid; Garden, &c. and 114 Acres ot'MeadoW, Feature, and Arable Land, situate at Marsh bnry, Chicknali, and Good Ea s ter, in the Coun.ty, of. Essex, miles from C.lislitislord and 'Ougar, 8 trout Doninow all rood Market Towns, in possession o f M r. Edward Fuller, who has notice to quit at Michwimas , ,next. May be viewed by applyin,g to the Tenant ; where Parti culars may. be had ; at rue Pluck Bov,. Chelmsford ; Red. Lion, Ongar ; Green Man, ; Spread Eagle, Ingat stone ; Sar teen's H 2ad, Dunrnow ; Cock and Bell, Ram fotd; at Messrs. liorthain aid Stevenson's, Castle -street, flolb,rn ; at Ga - rra way's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick 'street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be 'seen d. FREEHOLD ESTATE. GREAT TuußLow, SUFFOLK. • •TO I Soi.t) BY AUCTION, 'By Mr.. ROBINS • • , At GaTr:avV:ty's 'Citanixe-alley, Cornhill, on , Thrirsday,,Sept••••ls,' szic6, at Twelve o'Cl o ck, in One • CaDital and Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, excell,;;llt Farm e , with-Yard !, Barns, Stailes, Cart-lod ges , and various Out.buildings ;" o r .. •Lthrd and G sur.dry Illclosures of rich M ea d ow an d • , ' , Lino ; anci t...enc; in.thempen field ; a produetive 3111 Jive wovvii Tinit , er. Tile %vtiole Estate, containing 1! - ,0 .Acres, alt lying nearry compact; the 'prinetpal Oft tuvttkdi ay thriving Hedges; tile Prverty mt . a NcOlonani situate at Great, Thurlow, in the County or Sot fui k, in possession or Mr. Jonathan Adarns, whose Lease ex- Mlcir - adnias next. Thil Estate foi Ens a desirable Prop_lty, 4 miles &ow) Ha- , venll, l B from g from. Linton, i 4 tr..nn g 'from Itiewn.lrket, ar.d.l6 from Bury. May ;be victwed by apolying to the . T,'naat.—Particu lars at the Croon. (;; , :al . l'hurlow ; the Rum, Newinar'.(et•; - .King's' IN ruts, Bourne. Bridge ; Post-lio.tises, Sailion- Walden, Viitoii, - .'scc. - ; A Stiff ; of Mr. HquOinig, Warenarn, is9. - 'l.) . tke of '4essrs. Blake and White, E r sse)t-strect, Strztpd ; at: e'arra,val :::d of Ale. Robins, WarwLk-str;:et, Gojr dea-scittlre, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be. seen. !.! -. 71)E5114-Atif.r." FREEHOLD ESTATES, AtliAKLti..and COVhN y, CAM RR I DC; (:SHIRE. _ TO. BE Sc)Lt) 1Y AUCTION, I By Mr. ROBINS, At Carraway's'ColLtd-house, Ulm - hill, on Ott. zt, ar Twelve o'Clock, in Pour PRISIS a Cvital FREEHOLD Lc"' C Es cA.TE (..E.ARLS F EN), contain,ogniiviards of 198 Ades of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Luid,.all I) - in 4 comp .:id divided in ditnrent Inciosure,, situate at Marc!), Parish 6( Doddington, and County of Cain bricl4e o,a lea v e to Mr. John G ra y , winen exp i res at. Lady- Day, rit 1, at a low - .-1• (B IGG S FE 't..l), situate at Co ve;q, 61 the County of Cantbrike,, camprising upwards of 4t Acres of Nt.a , .bw, Pasture, and Arable Land, lying to gether, a:;d . in.a state of cultivation, • Lot 111,3 I.rczhold Estate, near Lpt 11. comprising up, wards of z Acres, i V. A Fr,:eliolti Estate, near Lot 111. confatning near ts , Acres, ai before. - The last twee Lois are in pOssession of Mr. fohn Mon son, ; reliant at Will. _ . The. Estates may be viewed by applying to the Tenants, when Varticulars may be had ; at - tiie IVinte Hart :,na Grif fin, March • the Lamb, 1!;:y ; Rose and Cro , ,vn, Wisbech Sea an:ll3Lck CairibriLige ; Founbin,.l - {uysitn4don Mr. Th•o:npson, Solicitor, Staintoid ; Houchins,lVere, Stutce,• Norf.:ilk ; Cromn ' ; R;U:k, N.l•walarket ; K Arins,Bourne-lridge ; Crown,liockerhill ; Saracen's Head, Ware; of Mess. :Make . and Winte, Solicitors, Essex street-, Strand ; at. GarrawaY's ; and of _Mr - Robins, %Var.. Wick-street, Golden-s4e a re,• . L on dO n , wilere Pla n s of the Eva les'iay be CAPITAL FREt HOLD ES I'ATE.S,. • MA - NOR, FISHERY, WATER-MILL, ELIGIBLE FARMS, ,anti LAND., CA AIBRI ESHI RE, On the Borders or Staab: k, a short distance front Newmarket. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. 11.0i3i NS;At _ Garraway's Collee-house,•'Change-alley. Cornhill, on Tuesday 2iSt Oeiober, igo6, at Twelve o'Ulock, in Lots, THE Extensive and Capital FREEHOLD ES -PATES, comprising hear Five Thousand Acres of Me...dow, Pasture, and Arable, Land, all in high Cultivation,the principal part lying ciyhtpael, divided and lettin eligible Fa:ins, with exedjent Dwelling-houses, Barns, Stables, and Oat-buildings, situate a t SOH AM an d F R DFI A NI. SO HAIVI.IIIE E RE, part of the above Estate, contains up wards t.ftsoo Acres,. in a ring -fence. and Tytne free. Also ; File CRO WN INN, and 'sundry, Tenemmts in Soham. The truly noble. and valuable AANOR, extending over near }fourteen Thousand Acres of Land, With Arbitrary Fines ai:dc.,? .. nit Rents. The annual value. of the Estate upwards of Jireo Thousand Six Hundred .PotindS, which in a few years may, be considerably increased ; the property of a No bleman. • • • • "Ihese very , valtiablc Estates, the principal part lying com pact, Lae lett to most respectable l'ena,as, part at Will, the - remainder on Lease, short terms of which are unexpired., . .Tne Estates are-part hounded by the navigable Rivers the Ouse. and Cam, which, from their situation, command a trade tO the principal parts of the Kingdom ; are well worth toe attentio'n of k Uentlemen or Trusteed wishing to invest large slims of money_,in Land; they are situate sit miles front NeWinarke t, fromCanbridge,. 12 from Bury, and 65 from London. • The Farms may be viewed by applying to Mr. john Slack; Henry or cite CroWn inni-Sonani, where Particulars m.ty ;-at the Cock, Mildenhall ; Angel. Bury ; . Rani, Newinarket ; Lamb,. Ely ; Rose and C iown, ~‘"lsbeach ; Sun and Black Buil', Cambridy:e ; , Post-house, Pakenham; King's .krins, Bourne-bridge; Crown, fiotkerhill ; Green Man, ; fountain,-,Huntiugdon ; Saracen's Head, ,Ware Mr. "iliompson, Solicitor, S..amford ;,Mr. llauching, Were.: ham -Stoke, Norfolk'; 'Messis. Blake and lVhite, Sulicitoi - s, Eisex-street, Strand ; at Garraway's, and of Mr. Robin.;, ‘v;irwick-streer,.-Golden-soare, London, 'where a P lan of tie Estate may be seen. •7 • , .; . . ' • •TO I'HE . LADI-ES... • . I F thepreservation .of *Health. and Beauty b e an . object of importance to the. Fair Sept, Dr. Brodum, the, s.ile inventor and Proprietor of those in v:iluable Medicines; the NEkVOUS CORDIAL an d BoTA 1, AL SYRUP, from impulses - - at once the' tno..it.delicate and disinterested, reConimencts to the loveliest part of • the - creation, those.Spe cincs, which have never failed,_ under a variety of the-most crit.ica cases,• to prove. a sovereign, it not an infallible, arid trieinast elfil - acious Remedy ever yet discovered 'tar 'NerVous Diseases and shattered Constitutions, Consumptions,. Weak , . ries.s of Sight or - Memory, FiypochOndria -.Treinblings of the Mind, Sexual Debility, Stomach . and,. hotel Complaints, and ad other Diseases arising from a relaxed. state of the Isker- • vous Systent.; and as variou's disorders of tote` human f~aur are brought on by dissipation in youth, and. the grass viola tion of those rules which prudence dictates for toe preserva tion,of Itealth,• and Dying a•foundation' liar a long-and happy 11:e, with a firm an&strotig constitution. . . L.i.tdford, of A rtiliery-streer, Berniondsey, •was f!eled with a swelling all over her body ;. but taking Dr. Bro. thun's I•lo . v6Lis Cordial,' has found great reliet. ‘Vitties,es john Harcourt, 'Spanish Leather-dresser, Ar tilicry-strect, Bermondsey ; R, Pence,Coal-merclunt, No. Beririn:tsey New. road: Sok!, Whciles:ile and Retail,at the priinal Daffy's Elixir War. itosts.,!, SAksbury-square,- Flett.;st;eet, anu cry all the :11,.-thc.hte %%coders in the Kinl.,;(lorn. N. ii. Letters statmg SvmptQms, and , :onta!ning-the usual re'vt . 11, duly answered. C:k - - - qt.: •- - ••• . , .11 91. PRICE SIXPENCE: FROM THE FRENCH AIPERj. PARIS, Avg. 25.-All.the Austrian Prisoners who were in. - the Wurtemburgh ,States, det4ined in, ebn. sequence of the obstacles to the accoinplishinent of the Treaty of Presburgb, have,been released,..aud are on their return to Austria. All - the French troops of did Grand Artily have received their order of route. - The Corps of Marsluil NRY. will pass the Rhine r by the.bridge of New Brisacs. _ The Corps of Marshals MaRTIER, _BERNADSTTR, and AtToEnnsu,• will pass the Rhine by the bridge of Mentz. • . . The Corps of .Marshal Souza, and the different reservf:s of cavalry,. will-pass the Rhine by the bridge of Strasburgh. - The. Corps of Marshal DAVOUST will pass the Rhine by the bridge of Spire. Thus, before the end of September,. the corps of the Grand Artily will have totally evacuated Ger • many, and at the end Of the month there,wiil not remain a single French soldier in thk C'ountry., Several CaTap'i establi4ied round Pstris, in order to unite the Arny. d ur i n g' the fetes. The camp at Meudun already contains twelve 'batta lions, which have been encamped' for these eight da , :s past. i M. Contbms, so well known through all Europe for his philosophical attainments, particularly in elecr tricky and magetism, is dead. • PA 11 G . . —The eulogill n upt:n M. COW. LOMB d:!i7er,:d at his grate by M. DE. LA . . LA NI)E, the 4,:deA of the French astronomers.. CrdUliT •OF. CitIMINAL .hTST.LOP..--A man. of the name,cf,Werkwi Iler, sixty-ono years of age, ha;; been condemned to twzlve years imprisonment in irons, and the pillory, tbr having debauched several chit dren,of both sexes, from three' up to ten yea:s of age. AUG. 31.—A letter from L'Orient, dated the (7th Of August, says—This night Arrived a Cow ier to the Maritime Prefect, announcing the arrival at Con . - carncau, and the entrance into the Bay of La F)ret, of the Ship Vetifrdn, of 74 guns, Captain JEji ()INi r Bo NAPARTE'. He was separated in a gale of wind froin the Squadron .of Vice-Adniirk whi4:h.he,made part. The,E 4 nglish chased lirn„bict in vain.—The'PrefeJ dispatched to ConearaLtn an Qfficer.of the Staff,' with horses, &c. SET. 1. The Camp established in the plain near the woods of Meudon, Clainort, and ileury,-.rk :SelltS, -at about 00 yards under the mountaio, sot. .rows of tents in parallel lines of an immense length. I.'hey are divided by a principal alley, and are placed at equal distances ; persons are appointed to main ,tain good order, to protect the , effects.of the military ,and others in the tents, and to. give information to all the spedators who come to visit the Camp. The Ltentiof the Officers are distinguished by standards of different colours. Before the tents.•are,-,coa.- struaed, lu the earth, fire-places, where the , sol diers of each company, turn about, cook . their viduals. The booths of the Traiteurs incessant ly multiply all round the Camp, as the Camp it self increases, and all the wine-pressers in the neigh bourhood eagerly profit from the occasion to dis 7 .pose of their wine to them, of which the quantity upon hand was embarrassing to them. All , sorts of games and sports will be permitted ; -but the first thing which the troops attend to on their arrival is to repair their uniforms and to furbish up their arms, to put themselves, into a tit state to be reviewed by the Emperor. His Mjesty was expeated in 'the camp yesterday, but it appears that he will not come until every ,thin& is complete. The -Fete of St. Cloud is to be a Fair. 'lt will begin on Sunday next, the 7th instant, - and continue till Monday the 2Dth. The merchants who shall re., pair to it (every person Who, keeps a stall is called a merchant) will find accommodation and security:— There will be in the Park balls, spedacles, and public games. NAPI,ES, AUG. s.—The King set out at nine _ A. .M. for Calabria. The law abolishing feudal tenures was published this morning._ _ . . . Marshal MASSENA ought to be by this evening at • Lago Nero, and General GARDANNE at Lauria. - The advanced guard of the latter having met a colleCtion of Rebels at Montesano, attacked them, and put • them to the rout. Thirty died on the field of bat tle, and 'one hundred were taken with arms in their hands, , . and received military judgment on the spot; These bands are in general beaded by Monks. he • Chartreuk Monks of St. Lawrence Della Padala are accused of being the authors of these revolts; it is at least certain that these disturbances commenced in the countries belonging to the above fraternity. The Rebels have been driven from Vicignano and Abetina. Seventeen of them were arrested, and also received Military judgment. At Vicignatio foul - ; of the inhabitants, who were friends of good ord e r; shut themselves 'up in their houses as soon , the :revolt broke- out, a nd kept thernselves'cOnfined.Thr four days. •At length;see ing a detachthent of F renc h- at a distance, they at: tempted to,force their *ay through the Rebels two were killed, and-the others arrived safe. Upon re-. turning along with..the French to their houses,• they found their tawilies massacred and their etieds pluu dered. • The Police.-has published an order, obliging all the callibrians, - not haVing passpoils, to return to. their country within two days.. This ineasure has be.• come ,necessary on account of the great concourse of ' Catabrians at present lb Naples. ..i; By Decree of the gth of August, His Majesty 44,- regulated the division of the territory oft he, kiagdotn of Naples, and the administration. ol,his.'provinees. - The Territory Of the Kingtionr divided into. thirteen Provinces, the three Abbruzo, Terre de Lavora Citerior Principality, Ulterior Plitt- By tice:E orthe CTI.I I.() N - _ This 'Work is so well known, and has been a universally . approval& for its Cornpletenegs and Aceuracy, , that any fur ther Deseriptk ! n of its Conte.its, or any Obscrvatious on its Merits and Utility, wduid b;: superfluous, • - Printed for' R iehard Phillips, Nu. 6; pridge-street, 13 lack friars ;, and to le had of all Booksellers,. particularly of those wi.; reside at the respeaiye Sea-Bathing and Watering P laces, Of whdin also be had, Tne picture, of Loudon for iBC.6, by the t,!tine Edirot,•price.ss 11,n,id relr 4', • • \ il• /.:,1 , -,..- 4 att4 11' --,,, t. 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