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London, England, 1805-04-23 00:00:00

NM MUSIC,

Pub Hilted by Cou Ln, NO. Pn tres, D'A CNA IN t, and Cu. No. IT 7,
Ikkw liund (treat, LunJun, and No. 7, Wellmordana arca

144ELV E &icy Lefton; for the Piano. Forte, By
s. J. Kt ZZINCIIII, Op. 53, price ss.---Threr Airs for Three Or
Two Yeefolincrs en the .Pisoo- Forte, by J. Mazzinghi, Op. 5.6?
price 45.--,4 What Is Lite without Friendship." a Glee, for Thn e
Voices, as lung at the Bavarian Choral Society. computed by J. K.
Aoki' price 25... J. Never from thee will I part," a favourite Bab
lad. w ' by Mifs Smckdale, price it —" Loth Leven," a fa-
vourite Scotch Air, arranged as a Rondo for the Piano-Forte, by
O. Satiny, price is. 64.--" Hope," a f .yourite Balhd, rung by Mrs.
Bland, the Melody by a lady of FallMoi, arranged with an Ae-
cornpaolment for the Harp or Piano Forte, by G. Nicks, price to.
—Twelve eery Duets for Two Flageolets, price as. 6(l.—m Livia,"
a favourite Song. price is.
N W The Profeffon and Amateurs of Muee are ref folly
informed, that they may now, be (applied with Mazainght'a Lotus
Harmonim Mutabilis, for the Piano-Forte, an.l silo for two Ger-
man Flutes. The great and inch:sent demand for theta celebrated
Inventions, renders early applications Isiihly peccary.

~ „LONDON.

TUESDAY, APRIL 13.

PRICE.OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE oect.orx $
Confoir, for ataxy, 3741.—f0r May 581-omolunt 4
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
3 per C.Red. Ati.sy* 161 Imp. Ann. Sint
3 per Cent. Conf Ann. 38 511 frith s per Cents. 84 83
4 Per Cent. C. 73/ 74 73i-
u g_ichell'. Bill. Far as. dir*
s per Cent. Navy 884 i mmum 3 1* prem
Long Ann. Htft Engilfit Tickets tiff. fps.
India Bonds is. a as. dif. Coos foe May

This morning arrived the Hamburgh Mail due
on Sunday Tall. The following are the only articles
of importance wl►ich it brings;
Sr. PITIRSDURCIN, MOWN 30.--A report is ge-
nerally circulated here, that a confiderable corpa of
troops on the frontiers have received orders to hold
themfelves in readincfs to march.

MADRID. MARCH 25..—0ur late Envoy at Berlin,
M. O'Faaiss, is appointed, it is underfiood, com-
mander of the army in Gallicia. The Count de
MORTARS°. late Governor of the Council of Ce-
line, has, by order of the Kim°, refigned that im-
portant poll. This change has caufed a confidetable
fenfation here. The fuccelfor of the Count de MOR-
TARS° is not yet appointed. M. Molts*, Captain
General of the kingdom of Granada; the Arch-
hilltop of Vasawria, and Cardinal Disruto,• are
named as candidates for that important poll.
Vtlana, APRIL 6 -A-:While numerous reports are
circulatedin various places, that a war again threatens
to break out Inv -the Continent, our Cabinet labours
with mori-sitivity than ever to preferve that neutra-
lity which it has hitherto maintained, and it is certain
that all .propofals fOr forming fuch connexions as
may lead to war, have been pofitively rejeited.

The Ruffian General, Lacy, has arrived here in

the caurfe of the prefent week, as have alto Couriers
from London and St. Peterthurgh, with difpatches
to onr Court.

The day before yenerday a Courier from Conllan
tinople paired tilt ough this City, with difpatches for
the Turkilh Amhaffador at Paris.

The Preparations that were making at Venice for
the reception of their Imperial Majeflies, Mare been
difcontinued.

BIRLIN, APRIL 13.—. A. GARLIRC, Envoy from

Great Iltitain to opc.nha,,, en, has gone from this city
by the way of Stralfund and Yilad to the place of his

datination.

General de Tag raow fets out to-day for St. Peterf-
burgh ; General de WINZIMGERODZ is going 011 a

miffion to Vienna.

M. d'Ausser, Counfellnr of State to the Empe-
ror of Ruffia, has arrived here from St. Peterfburgh.
Croce 'sm.'s, Ara s.—The Englifh Courier, Mr.
Ito yr, who is going to St. Peterlburgh, not being
able to croft the Gulf of Bothnia, on account of the
ice, has been obliged to go round by Torreo.
SIMIAN, MARCH 28.—The Chriftian infurgents of
Servia have begun again to take poffeffion of dip ad-
vantageous peas which they occupied laft fummcr,
near Belgrade, on Mount Havana. All the unarm.:
ed Chriftians of the villages in the environs of Bel-
grade, as alfo their wives and children, have aban-
doned their habitations, and joined their armed
countrymen, to place themfelves under their protec-
tion in the woods and fecure places, a precaution
which appears to them the more neceffary, as they
have learned that the Turks defigned to make a fatly
from Belgrade on all the unarmed inhabitants. The
greaten confufion prevails in Belgrade, which is daily
blended by the (earthy of provifions.
The isfurgents may meet at the beginning of the
campaign to have for their enemies, not only the gar-
rifon of Belgrade, but Bekir Pacha and Mas Aga ;
the former at the head of 7000 men, and the (other at
the head of 2000 ; they are, in confequence, making
difpontions to defend themfelves againft there forces,
or any other that may attack diem. We nsay loon
me& to hear of ferious fcenes and bloody encountirs.
Advice has juft beta received that Belgrade is com-
pletely invefted.,

... Hamra, Anti. 12.—The 76th regiment of in-
'finery will qt nut on the 24th inftant for France. It
ii fkid that 'lite troops silt encamp on the loth of this
month.

t 'Heavy, Apatt. t3.—Yeneeday the Roman Im-
•
perial Ambaffador at Paris, Count Cosstrrz rt., ar-
rived here. He refides with the Aufirian Envoy
here, and has permiffion to continue here during the
abfence of the Emperor NAPOLEON from Patio.
.By the refult of the votes given at the Hague, the
new Conftitution has been accepted. The number of
citizens who did not infcribe their votes, and who are
confequently confidered as having confented, is ten
times greater thin that of thofe who voted.

On the introduCtion of the new Contlitution, we
(hall receive a new ganifon here. which vrill conlift
of a regiment of 'wife-guards; and a regiment, of

foot-guards.
The Departmental Government of Utrecht has
prohibited all private meetings, which Come evil dig:
part! perfons held there, limier preteoce of religion.

Yellerday morning his MAJESTY, the Duke of
Castntinos, the PllllCtireS SOPHIA and AMELIA,
Count Mvwsret, Generals Frrzany, Gwynn'', and
' MANNERS and Mrs. EGERTON, tin an airing by
ld Wingfie. Her MAJESTY at.d the other PRINCESSES
took an airing to Frogmore.
Yellerday. at two o'clock, the Prineers of WALES
arrived at Windfor.

On Sunday evening, a facred Oratorio was per-
formed, at the Royal Concert-room, in Windfor Car-

tle, before their MAIF sties and feveral of the Nobi-
lity. by her Majtsr r's band and the Gentlerocn of
the Windfor Choir.

The debate on Mr. WHITIBRIAD% motion will, we
underhand, certainly• Gate place on Thurfday4 lie

intends to move for the 4ppointment of a Committee
to take the Tenth Report into confideration, and alt.°
that the Attorney General be direEted to file Bills
againft Lord MELVILLE and Mr. TROTTER.
Letters circular have been written by Mr. Pirr
himfelf, requelling the punctual attendance of his
iends on Mudd. y next, in the Houfe of Commons.

Mr. Games is arrived, preparatory to his being
elated for the Borough of Mallon.
The Princefs of Wat.ss has prefented ►he Lady of
the Ruffian General SABLORICOFF (ci-drooni Mifs
AuGgarraiN) with her own Piaure, and that of the
Psincefs CasaLorrs, elegantly fet in a pair of gold
bracelets.

On Friday came on the elation at Oriel College,
Oxford, when the following Gentlemen, viz. Mr.
Tootles Devils, of Otiel College ; Mr. 14/11511, of
Ve.tdham College g and Mr. PARSONS, of Univertity
College, were chofen Fellows of that Society.

A grand entertainment was on Saturday given by
Sir CI(*ILES RICH, Bart. upon his Eon's coming of
age, to the principal gentry, &c. in the vicinity of
Shirley Houk, near Southampton.

Yefterday fe'nnight, in honour of the Earl of
MOIRA'S return to Edinburgh, a grand ball was
given at CORRI'S Feftino Rooms, which was attend-
ed by a brilliant affemblage of rank and fafbion.—
The rooms were on this occafion fitted up in a flyle
of (jugular beauty and elegance, exhibiting tranfpa•
reneies of the Imperial Arms, the Arms of Loudon
and Moira, furmounted by military trophies. the
Prince of Wales's Creff, in a circle of variegated
lamps, lea pieces, and other appropriate decorations.
The anecdote of the orange, related in our Paper
of Saturday, does not exhibit the ja: de sow, or pun,
to the mere Englifh Reader, nor indeed to ev cry one
who reads French :
Fetes le Cori?, Renounce the Corfican,
Pecorce, Throw away the peel,
pronounced the flinte way.
Lt p-eon, or reprents ware l_orrit, and take, or take
back, yam Louis (or King).
There is anotherjeu de mats very current in Paris.
It is related of an Officer, who was commiffioned to
announce the honnitis of the Cordon to come of the
worthies of the Revolution, and who finifhed his
Speech &OR, Milfiettre, was avez lien meriti
le Cordon, ei PEvereor Paccorde (la c9rtie)"--,, Fi
flatly, Gentlemen, fou have well deferved the Cor-
don, and the Emperor grants it,"—or, •' and the
Emperor the cord (or rope)."
Such flalbes are growing very frequent in Paris-
where his Corfican Highnefs is becoming more un,
popular from day to day.
BREAD.-There being no Courfnf Aldermen to-
day, the Loan Mevoa, after infpeeling the Meal-
weighers' Returns, ordered Bread to rife id. per
Peck Loaf.e—The new Salt duty is now paid.
Four Rees.—A great concourfe of people, includ- I
ing Several gentlemen, Rambled yellerday at nine
o'clock. in Hyde Park, to witnefs a running match
between Brown, the boot cl..fer, and the Eatl of
Dorchefter's coachman. The difiance was one hun•
dred yards, and the rum Raked twenty guineas.—
Brown gave his competitor three yards, and the oddi
were at firll [even to four, and latterly two to one
in his favour. He was, however, beaten by the
coachman, who ran it in thirty Seconds, and won the
race by nearly a yard and a half. This is the filth
racc won by the coachman within a (hurt time, and
the fir[ time Brown has been beaten. The coa,b•
man is a Short, clumfy figure, about forty years of
age. He objeSls to run a greater diflance than :co
yards.

Their Graces the Dttchefs of Rutland and Leeds,
the Right Hon. the Counteffes of Mount-N465,
Darnley, Shaftefbury, Cork, and Derby, the Right
Hon. Ladies Spencer, Sherburne, Cape), Bolton,
Say and Sele, the Right Hnn. the Lord Bithop of
Carlifle, the Lord Chief Baron, and feveral other
noblemen and phyficians, having witneffed many ex-
traordinary cures performed by aing's Patent Worm
1 ozenges, have confirmed their approbation of the me-
dicine by their honourable tellimony to its peculiar
efficacy in removing Worms, Convulfion Fits, Pains
of the Head, Side, and Stomach, and other cor,fiimp-
sive complaints, Obaralions in the Liver, ecc.—As
opening Phyfic on all occafions Ching's Patent Worm
Lozenges are fuperior to every other Medicine. Sold
Wholefale and Retail at Ching and Bullet's, No. 4,
Cheapfide, and molt Cpuntry Bookfellers,