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[Win Patrick,
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1(41(131 Niti,otiald,
Francis Beggs,
Richard Liatm,
lutin Lindsay,
to receive the applications and look into the secuti-
'dui of such persons in trade as are Possessed of
twirls ultimately more than sufficient to 4iswer all
demands upon thorn, but who have nut the means of
converting those lutids into money or negotiable sew-
; ities In time to :beet the pressure of the moment
and the Governoth and Directors of the Bank of
Ireland having agreed to advance to those Gentle-
men sums, not eXceeding in the whole two hun-
dred thousand pounds, to enable them to give re-
lied to manulatturers so situated, conformably to
the recommendation made to his Grace the Lord
Lvutenant by the Lords of his Majesty's Privy.
Council :

john Carleton,
UlCllarit
john Orr,
v.:ph Hone,
Alexander Shaw, Esqrs.

4 I:.n coanuantied by the Lord Lieutenant to give
IL.- public notice toexeof that all pecsonc desiring to

W. W. Porn.

DRESDEN, JUNE 2l.—We expel} here on the
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25 t h her Majesty the Empress of Austria, and oti- the
following day their Majesties the King and Queen
of Westphalia. On the 2d of July these illustrious
personages will go to Pilnitz. We now flatter our-
selves with the hope of long possessing among us
our beloved Monarch. The Government is still oc-
cupied with the new organization of the military.
We do not kilow whether the camp which was talked
of for the spring in the environs of Dresden, will
a&ually take place. Our fortifications are in part
demolished, and we believe the, work will be far ad-
Vanced, if not finished, before winter.

PETEREURGU, JUNE U.—His Ma.frsty the Em-
peror set out on the 28:h May for TALI-. The
Monarch arrived the same day at Novogorod. The
Court has gone into motnning for a.tiittnight, in
consequence of (he 'decease of the Prince Itoydl of
Sweden.

BOTZ EN, Jun 20.—The line of demarcation be-
tween the kingdom Of Italy and that of Bavaria is
at last 'filially settled, as far as relates to the fixing
of limits.

We have no other Bavarian Commissioner here
than General RAGLORVICkI. The Engineers of the
two Governments left this on' the 1 8 thiune, to
fix and mark 'upon the different places for bound.
dailes. They are Lieutenants PAGONI and BR EN-,
N 4, and the Geographical Engineer FILIP•
PIN E; on the part of Italy, arid Captain OSTER-
HUBER and Lieutenants GREMMUSEN and HOERMA Nj
on that of Bavaria. Captain VISCONTI and the
ISeographical Bavarian Engineer remain here to
direct the operations, which must be terminated in
four or five weeks. The Counsellor of State, SMAN•
CINI, passed 'this place last week.

AUGSBORG, JUNE 28.—Letters received here from
`several parts of Italy state, that the English ship of
-the line, frigate, and other vessels of war, have en-
tirely quitted the stations which they occupied in the
Mediterranean, and that the grand English fleet,
which has been stationed for several'months near the
island of Minorca, has left it, and sailed to the East•
We believe that this fleet, which is now command-
ed by Admiral COTTON, is gone to Sicily, and that
it is in the vicinity of that Island. The English are
at present concentrating the forces they have.in the
Mediterranean.
The same Letters inform us, that the commerce
upon the coasts of the Mediterranean has again be-
come extremely. hrisk,:and that the English cruizers
who so much disturbed it, have entirely disap-
peared.

GOTTENEURGH, JUNE 20.-•-• Mr. FOSTER, Envoy
at the Court of Stockholm, has arrived here on his
return for England.
The COM ill un icat ions of posts between Sweden and
the British Isles is entirely intercepted.

AuroNA, JUNE 18.—We are assured that a con-
vention for the exchange of all Danish prisoners of
War in England, and vice versa, is upon the point of
being signed. Government has lengthened the per-
mission for the exportation of grain from the du-
chies of Schieswer and Holstein. It is likely that it
will not again be forbidden.
We are convinced by experience that Government
has means less hurtful in its power to pteserve in
the country the necessary quantities for extraordi-
nary Circumstances. l'he interior commerce and
the business in our ports is doubled, though the ap-
pearance of the harvest is very doubtful.

CONSTANT! NOPLR, MAY 113.--'--The measures which
Government recently adopted to maintain the tran-
quility of this Capital have been attended by the most
happy result. Many of the incendiaries have
already been arrested and executed ; others 'have
left the town and concealed themselves. A great
number have been banished, so that we may now
hope that the capital will soon be purged of the
greatest part of the mutineers. The efforts of
Porte to es►ablish order and tranquility in the Pro-
vinces, in order to employ all its forces against
exterior enemies, have not been attended with si-
.milar success. We are assured that the Russians
are making dispositions for passing the Danube, near
its mouth, and that their army is assembling in
the environs of Silistria. It is at least certain that
the Grand Seignior has lately ordered the
Caimaken, by a particular rescript, to send re-
inforcements and money to the camp of the
Grand Vizier. The Grand Seignior now oc•
cupies, with all his Court, the summer resideuce of
Beschiklac. Previous to his departure, he took
measures for succouring a great number of families, •
who, in consequence of the late fire, were without
asylums. He has Nice permuted every Mussulman

avail themselves of such ail may make their alai 11.
canon to the Gentlemen above named accordingly.
By his Grace's Command,•

We this morning received French and German
Paiers, the former to the wth inst. and the latter
to the 7th, from which we have made the following
extrad,