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ft, at tee, et Guitithana-stevnrd rtuffin, of Buckingham. nreP7 ministration of justice is the principal basis. The
draper, Sept. s, at twelve. at Guildhall, London.—Joseph Morris
of Chepstow, Monstiouthshlre, grocer, September IS, at eleven,
melancholy influence of the passions may for a time
at the George Inn, Chepstow.—RichardCrocker, of Calne,W tits,
retard the interior pacification of the kingdom, but I
.havaaever, Sept. 14, at twelve, at the elephantana cases, Bath. flatter myself it will not be long before it is effected.
James Northam, late of the pariah of St. Thomas the Apostle, lam persuaded that all the Magistrates have inspired,
Devon,lron-founder, Sept‘ 1 n.)tt eleven, at the Globe, Exeter.—
and will inspire, by their conduct, the love of order.
*risomas Lee. a Itlolborn, Mintesr it, glover, Aug. 5'4., at twelve,
I am pleased with the sentiments the Chancery has
at Guildhall --.-Jonah it ylance, of l'ilkington. Lancashire, cotton-
exraised upon the occasion of my return."
manufacturer, Sept. s, as two at the 1)04 •ravern, Manchester --p
Mark Rowe, of the town of Truro, shopkeeper. Sept. 4, at one, Afterwards the most Reverend Lielop SpOl:P as f.).
at the Roomier Tavern, Bristol.—R. bracken, •r. Williams, and lows to
leis Majesty—" Sire, the Bishop of Vail:1(1(3-
e. Bracken, of Lothbury, London, and Rochdale, gannil-manu- 1.
Etcturers,Ang. 31, at ten, at Guildhall.—John Earl, of Uxbridge, lid, the Chapter of my Holy Church, and the Clergy
shopkeeper, Aug. 3t, at twetve,at Guildhall..--Alet. Goffen other- of the Diocese, desired most ardently the return of
wise GoOn Miugay, of Kingston •upon-Thames, Surrey, iron- your Majesty in Castile ; for this purpose they direc-
monger. Aug. SI, at twelve, at G tldhall.--:Thomas Bedford, of '
ted their humble prayer to HEAVEN. The accnm.
Barnett, blacksmith, Nov. 2, at ten, at Guildhall—Edward W. lishment of their wishes being fulfilled, there re.
winate, of itotherbithe.street, Rotberhithe, ironniouger, Sept. P
a, at tenses Guildhall.—John Aktiorne, of the Crescent, I.ou- mains nothing more for them to wish in this respect.
don,* Aug. 31„ at twelve, at Guildhall.—Wm. Donald, of West Besides, Sire, the Bishop, chapter, and Clergy are
Drayton, Middlesex, draper and grocer, Aug. 31, at cloven, at all faithful subjects of your Majesty, all heartily love
Gateman —John Badcock, of Paternoster-row, London, book-
a you ; they wish y p
ou a long and prosperous life ; they
sellcr, Anglin 11, at twelve, at Guildhall.--lhomas Lu;nley,
Ramsgate. Kent, jeweller, Sept. 14, at ten, at GuilahateLandon. i render you their homages, and present themselves at
Thomas Dougan, late of Bread-stree, London, warehouseman. I your august feet."
August 31, at ten, at Guildhall.—Jahn Bell, Wm. Banks, and
His Majesty deignectto reply in these terms—" I
Cearge Bryson, of King-street, Ctwapside, Lontios. wholesale
linen-drapers, August 47 at eleven, at Guildhall.—Josepb silts, receive with pleasure the sentiments you espress in
Jonathan Sills, and John 'Winter Pidgeon, of Hambro Wharf, I your name, and in that of the Chapter of the Holy
Loudon, merchanta, August 24. at one, at Guildhall.—John i Church Of Valladolid and the Clergy of your diocese.
Hemming, late of Walsall, Staffordshire, druggist and
I do not doubt but you will by your - exhortations
Sept. 4, at eleven, et the Littleton Arms, Penkridge.—WiliVerrian:
Randall and Jtivatuan Marchant, late of Stockbridge Hants, "make the people understand their true intereso, eel
' that 'you will recommend to the Curates and other
innkeepers, Sept. 10, at ape, at the lting's Head, Stocklilidge.
CERTIFICATES, SEPT. S. ecclesiastics to preach peace and concord, thus poi-
John Hickox, of Worthing, Sussex, draper. . • eipatinf in the plan of the general pacification and
Wm. Sodden and Henry l'yelinch, now or late of Priday-strest, tranquillity of my States, the principal snlicitude of
London, wholesale grocers. my paternal care and the love I bear my subjects."
Peter Long, of Mere, Cheshire, tanner.
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he enici pal ity, at ter preseeting his Majesty with
Hugh Wilson, of Nottingham, hosier.
John Glover, of Liverpool, hoot and shoe-maker. the.keys of the_ town, addressed the following speech
Jeremiah Connellan, of St Catharine's, Middlesex, shipehandler. to liim—" Sire, the town of Valladolid, in presenting
John Bailey and Robert Bailey, of Salford, Lancashire, silk-ma. I 21.:.0
to ..r Majesty the keys of its gates, blesses the happy
nufactut en and copartners.
* jay ithich
Richard Ford, late of Bristol, rope-manufaeturer. was promised it, and on which it sees with.
- in -its walls the best and .most amiable of Soverei,7ns.
The same loye. which spread witless and mourning
in every mind, when ynur Majesty la as seen taking
ithe route for France, test your kinedom, which re-
" HERMANSTADT, JULY 12. . 1 ga-ds' you as a father, orphanless, is that which now
causes all our acclamations of joy, and manifests
We have this instant received ,the following otii- • •
• the sensibility and emotion of a people who have erec-
cial report, published at the Russian head-quarters at
ted a triumphal arch at the gates of the town to. re-
Bucharest : .
ceive your Majesty. It also preparmother fetes and
" The army ()Ibis Majesty the Emperor of all the.' amusements, whkh, without being worthy of the
Russias, commanded by the General in Chief Count Prince for whom they are destined, will, at least, give
Kutusow, gained nit the 4th (4 July a signal victory a striking proof of its wishes, and of our attachmeni
over the Turkish army, commanded by the Grand to the Catholic and Royal person of your Majesty."
Vizier in person, the principal circunistai ces of which The King had the goodness to reply to the Muni.
are as follow : i
cipelitya.--t' I accept the demonstrations of joy by
" The Russian General having moved, on the 18th which the town of Valladolid wishes to celebreteeny
of June, his head-quarters from Bucharest to Giur- return. Those which will really flatter my heart will
geyser, leerued from some prisoners, that the Grand be the efforts the principal inhabitants in particular,
Vizier marched upon . Ruihclitick at the head of and the town collectively, may make, to bring.back
sixty thousand men. When he knew the Grand Vs. into the bosom of society men drawn away by passions,
sier had advanced to the village of Sandekiene, at found in bands, and pursue criminals, deserters, and
some distance from Rudschnck, he proceeded with people without avocations, who in a great measure
his troops along the ri
.t bank of the Danube, and compose compose them. These bands are the scourge and de-
encamped in front of ' *fortress. solation of the people, and all must join their efforts to
" On the 2J of July, 500 Turks. came to recoo- make them disappear from Spain, and restore trail.
noitre am lines, but they were repulsed by the skil- quillity. Tnen will cease in the interior the indispen-
full manoeuvres of Lieutenant-General Wainoff; and bible expenses of war, and I shall be 'able to raise the
the enemy, more numerous than we, quickly retired nation to that degree of glory and prosperity which
on-the approach of four Russian battalions. On the rbelongs to it. Such are my most ardent wishes. The
same day our troops occupied the heights in front of . town of Valladolid may reckon upon my affection and
Rinischuck. On the 4th of July, the Turkish army. .particular good will."
put itself in motion, and the attack uson hecame gee •
STUTTGARDT, AUGUST 1.
neral. The Cossacks obliged the enemy to seen to
close battle, by m anceuvring so as f 4 an to draw them The King returned on the 26th July to this place,
from .a joutney in his dominions.
the side of our ii.fantry, which were formed in a
square; that of the enemy outflanked our wings.
" The General in Chief does justice to the military I The extraordinary heat whici'
talents of the Grand Vizier. He endeavoured, by ; throughout the Levant since the'
every possible means, to profit by the extent of his : has been very favourable to the
hoe. He caused considerable corps, one after an- and the crop will be very ab'
other, to advance against our right wing : he pressed I. also better than that of sor
with vivacity our lett wing—he sent successively his 1 English bring their colt
best troops into the open spaces of our quadrangular I well as the produce of
corps ; and more than once rendered doubtful the draw from their sr
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issue of this great affair : but at last, victory decla-
scarce that they fi
red for the glorious troops of his Russian Majesty.— ! no one would
The army of the Grand Vizier, in full retreat, has : that which w,
been pursued by our's to its entrenched camp. There aria is muc'
even the enemy has not remained tranquil : all the
works which he had commenced have been destroy-
ed, and he was obliged to fly in such haste, that all , Or
his baggage was found scattered throughout the I his'
country. 1 r
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Our troops remained till seven in the evening in
presence of the enemy's camp; but the Turks, fl ight-
ened• by their defeat, not daring to me ch out, re-
turned to their old position. Independent of the
killed which the enemy carried off during the battle,
1,.500 were found upon the field of battle. 'We have
taken 13 stands of colours. The number of wound-
ei.i, according to the report of the prisoners, is very
considerable.
" According to posterior intelligence from 13ncha.
rest, the Genes al in Chief Kutusow sent dl the inha-
bitants of Rudschuck to the lett bank of the Danube,
and xi terwards set tire to the fair corners of the town:"

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FRENCH PAPERS.

SMYRNA, JULY 10.

The extraordinary heat which has prevailed
throughout the Levant since the beginning of spring,
has been very favourable to the cultivation of cotton,
and the crop will be very abundant. The quality is
also better than that of some years preceding. I'Le
English bring their colonial produce to Smyrna,
well as the produce of their manufactories, which tity
draw from their stores at Malta, but money is. .0
scarce that they find no market. ;f it were not s
no one would care for their American coffee, since
that which we obtain from Arabia through Alcxa:
aria is much better, and is not dear.