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To which wi'l be addei (13th ume) thu New Muireal
Drama of
THE HUNTER OF 'IHE ALPS,
The Mask try•Mr KrrLY.
The Cr aracters by
Mr. ELLISTON, Mr CHAPMAN, M:SS H. KELLY,
Ikt HORREIM)W. Mr. M ATI IF.WS, Mr TATLe)R,
Mr. PALMER. Mt. SMITH. Mr; TkyLcaß, Miss Wo-
w Mrs. MATHEWS, Mrs. GIBBS.
To o.orrow, the Comm!), of The Hrir at Law; with The
Enchanted Walla.
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Ft RI IGN INTI. I LIGENCE.

(FRO!( Tilt litTNCli

20.

There is a kind of fraternity between the E".3l;sh
troops in India, and the Russian troops in Persia.
While the former bravely defeat defenceless Mah-
rat'as and Hindoos, the Litter no less bravely con-
q•uer and disperse some disarmed frie,lds of liberty
in Georgia. The province Imiretien has been occu-
pied by the Russian soldiers, without rzsistance, un-
der pretence, that its mnuntainous situation WAS fa-
vourable as a refuge for robbers ; when, in (sfl, it
was the last refuge of liberty in the Persian Em-
pire; as, for 3J centuries before, no soldier of a
&snot ever dared to pollute it with his resence.
The great distance of these countries causes Eu •
ropeans to lose sight both of their real and relative
value and conseqrsences ; and, while we are here
combating and intriguing for some few towns, yd.
lags, or rivers, of no significance, the English
and Russians are conquering provinces in the East,
ti.•• revenues of which are greater than those of most
kingdoms in Europe. We are butchering each
ther for rebbles, while they are decorating them-
selves with real diamonds. The yearly revenue of
the late Englib:i conquests in India, is greater
than those of the kingdoms of Prussia, Naples,
Sweden, and Denmark, together ; and the revenues
of the Russian usurpatious in Persia amount to more
than those of the Swedish and Danish monarchs.
We have only one hope, that those destroyers of the
human race and enslavers of mankind will finally
quarrel among themselves, and that his Majesty our
Emperor ss.:ll be called as an umpire to settle their
disagrcementi..--( journal les Weasels:v.)

It is surprising that the German Sovereigns per-
mit English emissaries and political agents to travel
ever their territories, backwards aad forwards, with.

out any restraint or apprehension from their plots
and in zr;gnes, no.,.withstantling that the example of
Dr.,kz is so recent. The English Minister to the
King of Sarden, Picrrepoint, has, within these last
sits months, been travelling in Denmark, Mecklen-
burgh, Prussia, Saxony, and Austria. Lately he
arrived at iierlin, from a grand ;oar to Vienna, and
we should not be surprised at all, were we to hear.
that, under pretence of paying his deceirs to the
King of Sweden, he w, grid have the audacity to
approach the French frontiers, and visit Franconia,
Baden, Suabia, and Bavaria. Let him, however,
not forget the exit of Drake at Munich, and of
Spencer Smith at Stutgardt. (Le Cit.)!.ea Pesaapi.).
rile EleAi r of Bavaria has ordered All encamp-
ment of I 5,000 man, to k,e formad next September,
near Munich. His Highness is perfeAly in the rigist,
to be nn his guard, whilst Austria has such an,tite-
necessarily numerous body of troops on foot, under
pretence of manceuvriog. The proteßion alone,
however, of the Emperor Napoleon, is more than
sufficient to pr, serve his Highness from the am-
bitious views both of Austria and awns and all
Europe together. (Le Clikyrn Fraimith).
The Enveror of Russia, or rather his ministers
and counsellors. has every where emissaries, who en-
deavour to seduce the inhabitants of other counti ies
to emigrate and settle in Russia. To people those
waste desarts of its inhospitable clim..te, Hel-
vetia has furnished its quota, and some hun-
dred citizens of our departments near the aline,
of the ci decant Palatinate, have followed their
example. The Emperor has, theref re. or-
dered all his Prefeets. Commanders, and Police
Commissaries, to put a stop to this emigration,
by not permitting any person in fature to cross the
Rhine. without a pass from the Minister of Police,
Fouche. Every Foreign cr Frrnch Emissary, who
s discovered in attempting to engage the people to
emisevs.te. is to be immediately tried as an rei4aac4esr,
and shot.

A letter from 114 Majesty. the Lmreror to the
President of the General Consistory of the reformed
Church, dated St. Cloud, June 24, says, "As soon
as this letter is received, the Senatss• Cor.stiloss
the Ittt:i *ll real (18th May) is to be lead in the
pulpit, and the ministers of the reformed religion
are to aft on this occasion as their ministry prescribes
to them." In consequence, a service of thanks to the
Almighty for the ascension of the Emperor was
ordered to be celebrated in all churches open to the
reformed religion on the Bth of next month.
Never before have so many brilliant equipages
and liveries been sees in France and at Paris as on
the day of the first presentation of the diplomatic
corps to the Emperor.
In the department of Nievre upwards of thirty
communes have suffered from an hurricane, accom-
panied with a hail-storm. Several houses were
blown down, several persons were wounded, and a
vast number of cattle killed. Even in the depart-
ment of the Rhone the vineyards have suffered a
great deal from hails.

Cardinal Fes.% is appointed Grand Almoner to
the Emperor his nephew.
The French Minister at Hesse Darmstadt, Hel-
finger, has obtained from the Chancellor lacepede a
diploma as 2 Memb:r of the Legion of Honour. A
revenue of 61.0 livres (271.) is attached to it.

The Count de Partin has passed through Franck-
fort on his way to Russia, where, report says, he is
again to occupy a great place in the ministry.
The 4th inst. the lightning, during a terrible
thunder storm, fell on the church of Druisheim,
near Donawerth. Four peasants at that moment
ringing the bells, were killed on the spot. The
lightning struck besides the altar, and braze it to
pieces.

The Austrian General Stein has arrived at Augs.
burgh from ienna, charged with some mission,
relative to the n .I,tary contraCts the List war.

In the beginning of June, seven Spanish ships an-
chored before Constantinople. They intend to sail
for the Black Sea and to load grain Oleic.. Former-
ly the Spaniards received this production by French
ships ; but thanks to their neutrality, and to the war,
which prevents our ships from sailing with slfety, al( y
seem now determined to procure it then.selres by
trading directly in the Levant.

NA•ITtS, piLlt IL

Th. Vice-Admiral, Maritime Prefed of the 4th
division, has r.lceived from the Minibter of the Ma-
rine Department, a letter, from which the follow.
ing is line:tr.& :
“

" The exhausted state of thy Mar;t:mc (onset
tian, aid the known inwasiloility tc cornplae w:th.

sailors the crews of most of the armed vessels of
the state, have caused his Maj,•sty the Emperor to
Order, that some detachments of the land troops
should embark, to make up the deficiency of sail-
ors. To obtain horn this measure all possible ad-
vantage, his Imperial Majesty thinks proper to excite
an emulation among the troops, by rewards pro-
portionate to the services which they render on
board ; the following are the dispositions which his
Majesty has decreed iu consequence :
" Flom the 20th of July, 1814, and during 40
whole year 13 (Septemlv•r 29. d, 1905), on the kat
Jay in each month, premiums are to be distributed
among the I.ltal teoepcivlo shall haviremir.trkcd ws
baud the men of war and trigates.'llehigbest tie tO
be 8 byres ((is. 8d ) Those are to be given to loldletti
who understand well the management of the oars.
oho are able to work the guns, and who are exer-
cised in the ntanotur-cs between sleeks, and who are
judged ;n a state to reef dm sails: The second are
tour livres (three shillings and Lur pence). These
are given to livrs who are clever at the oars, who
know how to manage the guns, and have distin-
guished cherry-lye. in doing so. This third is dune
livres or halt.a-crown. This will be given to sol-
diers who chew some zeal in learning boa' to row,
and are known to be good swimmers.
premiums are to be distributed to tea men
only of each hundred of the land troops. who shall
have embarked on board a ship of the line, or a fr;-
gate ; and, it is to be understood, that the troops of
the sea-aittilery, who arc embarked, are not to par-
take in the distribution of these preiniums, because
their pay is greater than that of the infantry ; and.
besides, the law of the .sth May, !Au, gives an ad-
dition of three livres to gunners who stn.!y the o?-
nceuvres. And these troops are besides, by their in-
stitution, destined to the sea-service, and cannot,

therefore, pretend to these encouragements, solely
ordered for the land troops, who fill the places and
wants of sailors."—(G.-tfte drFiance.)

FROM THE GERM %,11 TAPERS.
apitroc. u•• 06,
M GraiariattO, Canal cf M tray the
peror of Germany, had, on the 14th last. a pleolic
audience in the Senate, where he delivered the fol.
IJwing Note :

" The undersigned is ordered by. the Imperal and Res al
Curt, to phpivnt to this reipectable, government its iffre.
ti mate c-mgratulatmi.s and wi.hes lie acquits liintsel:'nf this
honourable mission in assurii g the I lustrous Assembly of the
artach.nent of the Imperial Court, and of the siniere inteuest
which it takes in the cionsulidation and prospe,its of Vas rising
Republic, whose destiny is so much the dearer to ;t, as pro._
tected sod guarantied by a Covn, its ancient (rend and ally.
The undersigned presents, at the same rime, his compliment
of condolence no &reunite of the d,-atli of the Prine• an I Pre-
sident, whose me.nory cannot be too much revered ; arid he
has the honour to assure the res;rect.ible Assembiy that are
wishes of the Imperial Court shall be rulfille,t, when it Itrwsrs
the haprey choice made in the peemn of his succes.air, His Ex-
cellency Court Antonio Cimino del Zante, a nobleman pos.
siising and st..stinciished for the most valuable qualities. In
fulfiling the orders of Ili Court, the I.7,iilersignsal takes this
opportunity to declare his personal remects, and to meas..t to
the Illustrious Government the assurance of his perfect esteem
and high consideration.
(S fined) " LEONARDO GRATTAGLIANO,
" lmpena: arid Royal Conan! "

TRANCI:FORT, .KLV I?.

Several Franch ships have ;ately arrived at Con-
stantinople and Smyrna, loaded with French ma.
nafaSured goods, which sold at a very low vice,
thanks to the prejudices of the "larks in layout of
English produaions.

The French privateer from Ancona, which lately
attacked an English ship from Malta, at the entr.wce
of Triest harbour, is detained by the Au,trim-, Go-
verncrr, until satisfaction is obtained for such a viola.
tions of the laws of neutrality.
A commercial treaty is negociat:ng at Bern, be-
tween France and the Helvetian Republic.
The late Swedish Ambassalm at Paris, Baron
Ehrensword, though one of ete youngest Makr-
Generals, has by His Swedish Mainty been appoint-
ed a Lieutenant-General, in approbation of his eon.
chia, in his late diplomatic post. Ib: passed lately
thrnugh Berlin for Stralsund au.l Sweden.

The Prussian Minister, Baron I iard.n'orrg, who
for settle timr, Colon Haugwitz's abwnc,.,
h.td the rnMi,:erial portfolio, has lett Berlin fur his
estate, mp..lberg.

Thougu the D itch ambassadlr Schirnmelp rriin
has presented creilc.ti.dai at the Frencu
ambassador to ti.c Batrvirn reouSiic hrs nut yet iib-
'lined ary new ones, which cruse many to tiii,
that soul: change will trick plrce in the Brtrvirrt
government, and thrt Sc
cuiiy one of the principal

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