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London, England, 1816-08-08 00:00:00

as to facilitate the iristakt.' glOYlrvidieg *VI *A init. .•
who are themselves tsib ett preetwo.btie Vibe
Tevertherest mid, at wall its Iv iiiihaii7le th.m.
pelves.- Let dns u all waists 'nil 00
tell the most roncite tetatteityta.44hg
816, re-coquered their freedinie 0411 tit
in of tjarny ; they imeivatie
in establishing thw kimono' &dry.- •
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THURSDAY, AUGIIBI 8, isi&
FOCI OF STOCKS THIS DAY AS TWELVE O'CI.OOKs
Reduced 614—Cobs. 62j 43—for am. Ss •
• 4 per cent. 710-4 per Coot. 63if —Bosh 61.1 k. prow •
Balk Lang Arum —Feeberleer Odle, 4s. 7,. pre.
ONE O'CLOCK :
RebMt—Com for mbar/ 6111—for ate. 62* 63.

in our front page we have inserted au Address
from the Committee of the Association for the Relief
and Benefit of the Manufacturing and Labooring
Poor. We are sure it will be read with interest by
every friend of humanity ; and we haw% every reason
,to hope that the appeal will produce its proper effect
in' thecOuntry districts, and be seconded by the

envy* efforts of the Magistrates, Vested!, end
ciergf of every denomination in the country.—.
Let us hayed loigg pull, a stray pull, and a pull ahve-
/kr, in a cause so Congenial to the.best feelings of
Britons, and there cannot be at question but much
• and speedy relief may be afforded to the present
gent distress. Let there be no delay. Let noWe'say
what can Ido ? You are, it is true, bat en indivi

dual ; but the community is composed of individuals,

and if every individual -will only do his duty the
whole community will be in action--this is what is
wanted ; but tis can only, it is evident, be obtained
by the exertions of individual:.

We have received the eAris Papers of Monday.
They contain but little intelligence of interest. Prayers
continue to be put up in the French Churches for fine
weathir, and yet in some parts of France there are
nti grounds of complaint • oii this subject, from Per-
pignan, for instance, they write in 'the following
manner :

PERPIGNAN, JULY 22.
While the Journals of the Capital are filled with
details of inundations and excessive rains, which de•.
solate the northern and western departments, we ex-

perienee great droughty—our crops would have sut.
. feted from it, in fact, if it liad•bsen experienced sooner,
hut as it happens, their.appearinCe is superb, and we
• sh.4l have one of the best itals possible—the people
are tranquil and happy-, and the -articlee of life are
abundar,t.

• •It26oAoitlit;•lDLY 24.
"V. le Iltrhirrriitveilrftlifirtliia;Year done tfiuth
mischief to otis fair, b **fears with which they in.
spired the Caiteins.of All nations who come for mei.
chandi•ce. The Popelsas dooe.all he earl to protect
commerce. Several *4We:A war have left the torts
of, Ancona and Civic* Veoehia ; bat commerce re.
quires the liberty of the seas, and our forces were io-
sufficient to seems that of the Adriatic and the Me.

diterrancan.
The articles which have arrived from Florence

bare sold best. Abundance of oils, woollens, and
straw-hats, have. been sold. On the other hand great
Onrchases have been made for us of timber for naval
purposes. Upon the 'Oriole we hate no reasvii to
c our mittaWes are filled but we should
tiave dont stillbelter without the prates.

lasi ken i4:ll.l.?.vviiit:i.iini iisiii4 11.4..hi.-...,'
I,bettlik aeAttAl..' 4e,i'ViliCtrattie *lt it all%
0.164 04IWAIW 14-tliiiiiiimakte 0. gii Illeatill
diAlistrioo*4 • 44 issaitt)646giabio,-
~*Et
di* thointe. Famed sfk thoptine wi§kiiiii Afire'
1611114a0111 of lOW* sot Illitress, oP nontidatien. I
den and resat* as Cothilbmationa kir m0#4,..'
to AB Inch, iejii.eberftitgink o* the Oast of Fraike
theri is a shirt ittigMare. . I:belong rat: tihich'• the'
cnimpehed them to tali; ..ori. his .14 amPletiiy i..g.;
hauited their eeloortes-, that they cast with dillieski.
if at /Ili meAt the expenditure required for their own
internal affair:. It is puntiltge; therefore, that they
thould maintain theiiiiies necessary for the litternifi
tranquillity of France; but they must be maiutained.
rin Frtnee, fur the safietyof Europe, and consequently
of France; and France must furnish the meaas. To
talk of any deficit in the Finances of France (and
they speak of a deficit of three millions) is ambing
to.the purpose... In the Finances of other Powers
there are greater deficits a• but we, impact that .a
whining Memorial from any of them CO Franco on
that account would only be laughed at.
Intelligence at all to be, relied on is obtained froth
Spain with great difficulty. There every thing is i
hermetically settle& againet,tbe introduction of all
foreign Journals: they know noshing but through the
Official Journal. .The Police and the Inquisition''
tinted have ailed the country withipies : no °oedema 1
..In open-his mouth, and •muth less to writs respect.
mg political events, at she Post.oflice has already
served as a fatal trap to many. Ls Spain the same
war is carried on against the use of British mangier.
torts as in. the Span of other; of our generous Allies.
The inhibitapts of Barcelona latey.sent a Deputation'
to Madrid to-solicit his Masesrf to prohibit their in-
troduction into Spain, as they /ill 3/m4r/rind:wry and
produce little or nothing tq the Treasury, in conse-
i.quence of the fraud of the British in bribing the
',Customhouse Officeri! i

The Emperor ALEXANDIR has communicated tik
the OTTOMAN Point his desire that the hiediterra.
nean and Adriatic ahould be freed from the outrages
.f the Barbary corsairs; and at the same time, that,
he considered the cause of 'the Christian Powers, who
had recently experienced injuries from the Barbarians,
as the common cause of Humanity, and would there•
fose clin his forces to those of the Powers united for
the destruction of these pirates.

A Harnborgh Mail has arrived, but its *lntern
are not of a very prominent character. It will sue-
I-:prise some of our Readers to tied that in the North
•of Europe they are suffering as much from the want
of rain is they- are in the %Addle from its great quart.
City. ' The wet weather warns to prevail only in •is
belt aroatdif the earth ; for in the South they are in
want of raid as well as in the North.
• Her Royal Hiebueictie Prlnceis of IVALEsis atm
in the. Holy Land—probably at Jeructleml. having,
by. the • last accounts, set off from Turkey on this
oj ui 'lcy.
LErlliJt FROM ndrasscao. or Tile MOM Of LAUFM
SLIW, 28TH JULY.

“ Yesterday, in the presence of the States of the
chief public bodies, &c. this Duchy was lorinally'
given tip to his Majesty the King of Denmark. Tile
Royal Hanoverian Commissioner, M. Von During,
halving first given it up to the Royal Prussian Corn
missioner, his Excellency Count Grote, the latter, in
the name of his Sovereign, then delivered it up to
his Excellency Count Raventlow, Commissioner from.
.his M.ii•ity the King of DrintnAfk. The battalion
the lowly/ell was dissolve(' the dAy before the na.
tiers .of this Duchy were disch trged. and the rest of
die battalion marched to Luneburg.”