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Free .and Impartial View of Mr. E F FE RYS,. as a Tradesman, Politician, and Courtier, during a 'Period of Zo years. To whichls pl - efixed, A LETTER to NAT,IIAN„LEI. ALFFERYS, House- Agent, Pall-Mall, ' By'PHILO-VERITAS. greatness, once fali'n out with fortune, Musrfall out with men too.—S KS? angz. Printed by B. M‘Millan, Bow-street, Covent-garden, Printer to His Royal Highness the Ptince of Wales, for C. Chapple, rail Mall, and Southampton-row, Russell. square ; T. .ostell, Ave-Maria-lane, St. • Paul's ;• and W. Pollard,. Marine Library, . Brighton. irr EARSLEY's TAX TABLES, a New Edition fo r the Year 1306, are now publishing, price is.- in cluding a very full and complete Abstract of the New Pio petty Bill ; the 41. per Cent. Reduclion ; the 101. per Ceilt. on the Assessed Taxes ; tae A ppraisement, and-all' other Taxes: Likewise Instructions to laurneymen a . i . ci,others, to make their Returns under the Property Aa. Printed for Kcarsley, Fleet-strzet. 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A NnGUA-7--SiCk and Wounded Seamen. GRENADA—Sick Prisoners of War. BA RtADOES and Wounded Seamen, and Sick Pris On. • ers of War ; Prisoners of War in Health. • HA Li F Ax.--Sick and Wourided Seamen, and Sick Prisoners of War. .• GIBRALTAR—Sick ,and Hounded Seamen, and Sick Prison— ers of War Prisoners of War in Health.. MAL T A risoneis of War irl ' Health.. Na Tinder will be received after One o'clock on the day of treat', nor any noticed unless the .P.fttie_s•,or 'tents for them, pe;.finally attend. Each Service must be tendered Jar separately.; and cash Tender must be accompanied 6y a Letter. from two .respeaable l'es:sont, engaging to become bound, tt;iiJ the Person tindering, in the Sam of JOOO/. for tAe dire performance Of each. Contr.:B. 'Further Particular: may'be brown by applying at lbii o.ificr.. GENERAL POST-OFFICE. August 1, ISo6. ADVERTISEMENT BY an A of Pfirliwnent 'lamed inl . . the lost Sei.- skin, to Repeal so much of tbe,..riii of 35 Geo. 111. cap. 53, as related to the Leiters of Seamen and Soldiers, the following Provisions have been made in lieu of thssi Repealed; viz. • No single Letter sent by the Post, on his own private con cern only,. from any Seaman in His Majesty's Navy, or any Serjeant, Corporal, Trumpeter, Drummer, Fifer, and. Pri vate Soldier in His Majesty's A rmy, hin•any pat tof His Ma jesty's Dominions, shall, whilst such Seaman or Soldier shall be employed on His Majesty's Service, and nototherwist,,be charged with a higher rate Po - stage than the Sim of One Petiny for the conveyance of each such 'Letter ; such Postage to be paid at the time of putting the same into the Post: Office of the. Town or Place from whence such Letter is in tended to be sent by the Post, provided that upon every such Letter so to be sent the Nitrite of the Writer, and his Class or Description in the. Ship or Vessel, .Regiment, Lorps, or Detachment to tvitich he shall belong shall be superscribed,. and provided that upon every such Letter th4r.; • shall be written in the, hand-writing of, and signed by, the Officer . having at the time the command of the Ship or Vessel, Re -•giment, Corps in-Detachment, his. Name, and the Name of the Regiment, Corps, or Detachment commended by hint. No single Letter, direded to any suclt Seaman, or Soldier, _upon his own priVatel:oncern only, wititin any part Of. His . Majesty's Dominions;•whilst such Seaman or-Soldier shall he ernployed.on His Majesty's Service, attil - not otherwise, shall, he charged with a higher ,rate of Yostage than One Penny; providedlhat such .Penr“ , be-paid upon putting the Letter into a Post-Office, established. under the authority ,of Ills Majesty's Postmaster-General and provided also, • that • every st.3eh Letter shall be directed to such Seaman or Soldier, Spccitytng o f the• superscription thereof, the Name of the - Ship or Vessel, Regiment, Corps, or Detachment to which he shall belong, .and provided that it shall nut be lawful. for the Deputy-Postmaster to deliver Such Letter to any person, except the Seaman or Soldier to whom it shall be diretted, or tosome person .appointed to receive the same, by writing,/ • under the hand-of the Officer having the command of the Ship or Vessel, RegintentXorps, or Detachment, to which -the Seaman or Soldier Shall belong: Nothing lit thew:. InstrUdions is to be construed. to extend to Letters sent to or by-Commissioned or Warrant (hikers, Midshipmen, or Masters' Mates in the Navy-; or to Letters sent by or to Commissioped or Warrant Officers in the Army. Any. Person having the Command of the Ship Vessel, Regiment, Corps or Detachment, 'who is authorized to make his Endorsement in the manner before speciti:.d on the Letter of the Seamen or Soldiers under his Command, will be liable ter every Offence to forfeit and pay the Sum of Five Paunds, if he shall wilfully and knowingly write his Name on any, such Letter that is pot from such Seaman or Soldier on Ins . private. Concerns only. And any Person not having at the time the Command of the Ship, Regiment,-Corps, or Detachment, who shall write his Name, upon any such Letter, in order that the same be sent at a lower rate of Postage tloin by Law establisned,' shall be liable to fia . feit and pay the. Sum of Five Pounds. And any Person who shall knoWingly.and designedly ad dress a Letter to any. Searnan.dt Soldier, which shall be,in tended for another Person, and which shall be concerning the 'Affairs - of another Person, with intent to evade the Payment of the rate of Postage by Law established, every such Person so offending will, for every, Offence, be liable to torteit and pay the,Sum of Five Pound s. And if any Person shall' procure may Sea Man or - Soldier to ohtain the Signature of his Commanding Officer, 'Many Let, : ter to he sent by .the Post, W ; hich shall . not be on the private 'Concerns of such Seaman ' or Soldier .or if 'ally Seaman or. Soldier shall himself obtain the Signature of his Con-inland ing Officer upon any Letter which shall not he fronvhimsell, on_ his own private Concerns only, in(coer to aveld.the.pay.: ment tot time rates of Postage by •Law'establislitd, *dach . and .every Person so offending will, ter every •Offitnee,' beitalide to forfeit and pay - . the Sum of Five Pounds. One Moiety:of the several Penalties-and' roffertrites -arelor 'the use of Ills Majesty, and the other Moiety.ta the..Per.son • who shall inforin, and the)' may beirecovered eef,irebuy' Me or More of the Justices of . Peace, for the cOtthq, city, of Place, Where the 0 tnnce shall be - committed; and, in de- . fault of Payment,. such Off.tridets are to be committed to the House of Corration ter any space not exceeding One Month, or rill - the Penalty Shall be sotineripaid• • • By Command of His Majesty's Postutasi:erekl n eneral; TRANCIS ELI.NG, ihlt!ctory, ,• - FROM THE FRiNCH 41VD DUTCTI ...11-)1; US. :VIENNA, Jt.n. , :;, 2j.—From the emarbinitictit of ' the conduA.of the Austrian Officers who- went :accused or sitspe,e, - ed. of having contributed to tht.) ;kielivery of the. Mouths of the Cataro to the l'ar‘4. siarts; it has appeared thit. the Marquis. of ztFttr : acted contrary to the will of tlie Cabinet of Vienna; but that Lieutenant-General BRADT, had' -no part in the violation .of Treaties, he being, at that time 'at Zara, a ptace some hundred miles, distant from Albania. It, is true, that M. JIRAny, in qua, lity Of Chit and Military Governor of Dalmatia And 'Albania,: gave instruedons the ...Authdrities at' . ;Cataro with .regard to their condua ; but these inn strnAions were examined with care, and the Cabinet. . of Vienna has declared they , we're 6onformable: "in, the will -of his : Majesty,,aud consequently opPoSite to the adsol.the. Marquis nf The interest which our COart has felt in fli:iEhg• - known the 'condua of 'M. BRADY, and proclaim ing his innogence,- furnishes a new proof, that .trans.aafon at CatKo was contrary to the- Will of ,his finpeiial Majesty. •'. EASLE, JuLY theif Sittin : y of The .27th of June, heard -the Iteport of.a Cotuti - iittee on the -subjedf . English Mei - chat - I.:lite; The C;nn mittee_ submitted, to them the Prrjet.of a Decree iii„ twelve Articles, to be substituted in the, room. of th, , Law's and iDecrees''Which haVe issued . from the' Cantonar GOvernments, and to be - binding upon all Switzerland.- It prohibits the . introdlic-,, tiou of English o Manufatitures; such. as cal'voe4 . - ,muslins of English , fabiic,. with the exception of 'span . cotton, which is necessary as a,prirnary Matt- - rial.for the SWiss manufatlures. A - small 11111)0A OCI the importation of spun • cotton will serve to cover . the'expeuce of putting these measures in execution. This Projet was discussed by the Diet on the- 27th and 28 th of-June, and sent to the Committee for far.. ther revision. LAUSANNE, JULY §.--The Lesser .Countil has addressed a Circular Letter to all the Pastors of the Canton; purporting, that' they have iearried that Many of them have adopted a' too convenient toe- - thcid. of reading, their -Sermons in -the Pulpit, con- . trary to the Ecclesiastical Ordinance , instead of delivering them from memory. The-Council have, therefore, made known; ' that no Pastor must rea,l -his . Ser i mons in, the Pulpit without Epe..:iai pc.- mission. . .. . . . - • - .-- . Art,Es, 4. 7 -It will be recolleaed, that ; short ihnoafter : the• French .Revolution, when M. DE -MAOCAU was Ambassador at Naples, all his pers were .one" day taken from his . Cabinet... Not. \\:*llStandil)g all the research that was then made, and all . the interest the - IDireaory took in the akfllir, it was never discovered wlio \k:ci - o the author 4 of this. impudent robberf: It Was only suspeOed its_. -•- have been committed by order of the cf-de0v,.,4 Qieen. This suspicion has now been changed into: , certainty. A domtstic, formerly • in' the service of the Ambassador, having been arrested for SotriQ other, offence, has confessed that he. was one of the authors of this robbery ; and., that ,he had for his accomplices the coachman of his Exmllency, another lacquey, and, two, porters. They ll'act'A been duced and instrUCted by the famous Louts CVSTOI and FKA.N-CIS CERV.LLERI.j the former Secretary to ~. the Admitiistratioh of the Theatres, and the second -. an 01 - 1 - ICer oi - the HouSehold. The deed being'd:me, these. domestics were sent by the. Queen -to -, the • Province" of Lucua, where they received from the, Colledox of the Provinces, the one twelve diicati; - and the Other twenty-four, per month, up to tLe period of- the 24th,ofFebruary last., As -to Louis CtsTOritE, who enjoyed.t.be entire confidenceof . ,tl,ll;,.. , Queen, he received three thousand cfncats; to en able him to make his escape ti.) .- Aicily;--;whenee 'llC'' • rCtUrli&i. to 'Naples in HiCio, in the .Suite oil dinal At7FO.. SEMI.IN, JtiNE..l6.--,On the loth instant Lien-, tenant-General pAvinovicn arrived here . from Pe- . terwaradin. Next day. he went on board a large Imperial - Saick, with a number of Officers, - and de- seeridathe Danube 41 within a lithe .distance of Pa- - era, to reconnoitre at a distance the camp of the in surgents and. their entrenchments. . 'From the 4th to the Bth nothing has taken place' before,Belgrade but a few trifling skirmishes. The Servians construct new works on different points T they appear to- h4e-entjrely given up the idea ot - taking the place by *storm, which they" would have found' the more diiteult,'' • as : they have:• but fewr., pieces:of large .ertillery. CZZRISI 'GEORGE, who is constantly before Schabatz, has, it .is said, prulii. : bited any enterprize gaiust Belgrade before lii. --e-' - turn. - In thel:dight . of ihe:,Stly• and gth• the . besieged threw some boinb,s,, -into the Servian redoubts, ..but ....„. .. 'they did no, iiiisshief... On the following night, the insurge.rits . 'fired' irHtli• red" s hOt ball on . the Lower Town ; several places took fire, 'and xint - house was• . , entirely burnt: Since that there has been nu-can nonade.. . ' In the evening of the nth,. 'the insurgents . received a newLreinforcement of • some thousand. . men, and they expeeted still niore _troops.' The batteries, erected against.the Lower Town are fur-, nished with eighteen pieces of cannon, besides thr6.e ' mortars. T he day-before yesterday'a Turkihh Courier, from Constantinople l to Paris, by the way of Vienna, . 'passed' throtightli,is place. He assured us, that a '. ' body 6f 40,000 Ottoman troops was on its march to*-• servia,.-and that, after the measures which ' were,.... „about to be taken, tranquillity /mould soon be re `stored in ihat PrOvinc - e. '.• ;T.tiNt W.—The redoubts and OtherAVorks tilikllV- -.Jaen by . the Servians to encircle Belgrade on A . .... .. .ides are neon completely finished. Ortthe I.Btlhatt-•- seven in the evening, 'the Turk's commenced a very ` - i brisk tire of artillery and mustinetry, which lasted till I the triornin4 of next - day, The Seryiauenade a • .. t\o .'il