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No. 2667.

--Lo-NDOI4I, SEPTBMBER 9, 1814.

"-- TirEAT2F.-101YAL, COVENT DARDEN.
BE Public are respectfully informed, that this
Tatiore will open on Monday nest, Beetessuer 11, with
t 'Tragic Pisy of
T
PI Z &ARO.
Rolla, Mr. Young ; FAvira, Mrs. Renaud.
• Ter which will be ridded,
TILE MILLER AND 111 S MEN.
Bones. 7s. ; Second Price 9s. 6d.—Pit, *. sd. g Second
Wioe, I.—Lower Gallery, Is. ; Second Price, U.—Upper
Winery, U.; Second Price. 6d.
(: the Doors to be opened at half past fire o'clock, to be-
gn at half post six. .
A Private Rot piny be had nightly, on application to Mr.
trwl. if, at she 895-office.
NO Capital Prize drawn the First Day.---
ItICH WHEEL. •
2 '
2
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2,000
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1.-4 'd1,500
10
Resides otbors of ,ClOO, £5O. and 820.
Nest TUESDAY. Sept. 19, is the Second Day—and War-
dirt, Sept. 17, is the Third and Last Day of Drawing.
Tickets and Shares are selliog by SWIFT and Co. the
Contractors. at their Offices,
Ho. 11, Poultry. I No. SI, Al dnain High-
- It Charing-trots, street.

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BOW LOVELY A LADY LOOKS WITH WER *AIR
TIE I 1.18 0 MK U RCU
LI NG . FLU ID, patronised
by the Royal Family and most 011ie ;Nobility, a coulomb.
of blilemoic, vegetable ineredieati, stands unrivalled for
Aon
soniatening the hair iu dresoine, makes It grow thick and item,
tenders it soft as silk, gives it the melt lovely gloss, arty loam .
treys is it such .a tone of strength and elasticity, as predsms a
linen beuatiful curl, which it retails even in exercise or in ;
damp weather; It peomotes the growth of Whiskers gni Eyes i i
Wows ; nod wisere the bead bas bees actually bald for veers, :ii !
will. in most cases, regenerate it in all its pristine youth and ; I
beauty. ;
• Fur Camber elucidation of its efficacy, see an Essay on the I
Star. inclined with each bottle.
Sold. rice Ss. 6d. ; iis. ; and One Guinea. by Jas. Atkin-
ma, Prefumer, Na. 43, Gerrard-street, Sohn-square. Lon- i
don; aid by Appointmeat by Mr.myth, Rued skeet i
y and Blew, Cackspur-street ; Rhd& ; Davison,
tlert-street ; Cringe, No. 115, 0 s ford-street t RarrY. Greek-
street t Patey, Butt, aad Co., Likelihood-street ; and most Per-
turners,. Hair-dressers, and Medicine Venders in Town and
Country.
Also ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, the only smile
mbicb effectually changes Grey or Red Hair to a beenthol and .
permanent Auboro or Black. And, to remove every doubt in 1
the minds of t who may have been imposed on by se
quack articles which are said for the pretended purpose of dyes. 1
Inc the Hair, the Proprietor offers to forfeit One Hundred
Pounds if the Vegetable Dye dues out aiswer every purpose
for which his recommended. •
Price ss. and 10i. 6d.; or flee smell In one, price One Gui-
ses.
Ca ersoir.—Bedere of Counterfeits; nn Fluid or Dye are
genuine, unless signed " Jas. Atkinson," on the label.
JDA N tEL TRE ADW ELL, 38, • London:4ol,
was, by a Medical Board in Dublin, discharged time hie
tth Regiment 4 Qneetes Own Hussars; as incurable and until
for future service, being afflicted with a scrophaloas disease ie
pe glandi of his Berk. Bath, ns well as sea-bathing, were boils
rliatrtots;";l444.arntalfru;',ll7lthf.47tNTll:CverlitliafTaltiC
DROPS. and, on applimaltmelise. s admitted on the Dispensary
fur 11w po. r. He dated his disease feeds Soder *trios Sir.
John !Noose's retreat. When admitted, the gine& of his neck
mere ulcerated and discharging, his limbs swelling with severe
pain. In eleven mouths he orm discharged, perfectly cured,
his glands heal. d. and no symptoms remaining.
Spilsbury's Patent Antiwnrbetic Drops,
for the core of
Scurvy. (111111 i, Rheumatism, Ulcerations. and Eruptive and Ri-
pens Diseases. are soil wholesale at E. Edwards's, 66, St. Paul's
Church-yard; and retail at the Dispensary, 15. h'' to
London. in bottles of tis.—Double 101. 6d.—and largest 11. 2s.
duty included.—Compaund Essence Ss.
To prevent Counterfeits, the Genuine Medicine has a Black
Ink Stamp. ',.‘
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FRENCH PApsag. , ; preprietiert who shall prove that the meetingteliell
---sswe--- ' plies withoot their inaeledge, indemnity et-the
Alei, Sato.s.—The ceremony of the dittritio• ttapeactof the aggregate property of the.offandens.
,on and consecration of the colours of the National Thei.easomi for this severe edict are thus assigned
Guards 6f Paris will toilet-Place on %%Wontley nests in the ' preainble :-ss" the mysterious operation'
the 7th instant, in the Champ de Mgrs. „ Which accompany the forms, the ceremonies, rib
The king will tepee the -Paleis-vaitf the Thuilleries and oaths to keep a sestet at least stispicioos, at
at 10 o'clock. .Afrix in the lineman ealuteaof arse epecksity the indiscrithinate asseettning of persons s
tillery will announce the ceremony. ' . every etass and nation, whitever be their morals anti
Accounts from Switzerland mention, that the eeligion,—all these reasons must excite fair grounds
Arch-duchess Maria Louisa %sill leave Aix about the . of suspicion against the Members of. such assOelatior
Bth instant, on her return to Vienna. of designs not only agilnidthronei, but even spilt
The Duke of Wellington, the hero of England, '..religion, and especially against the Church of Jest
has taken a tease, it is• said, of ahoy fine estate of Christ, of which the• Roman Pontiff has- been con.
stituted the head and guardian by its divine founder
Morfontaine, and means to give Some fine fetes there.
The Gazette de France says, " We learn that the himself."
harvest has totally failed intngland !" The Jesuits have been replaced in possession of
The same Paper reports, on the authority of some three houses which they held at Rome, at the period
nameless persons who left Port-au-Prince about the ;of their suppression. There are already 200 of them
2Stli of. July, that Petioa bad_ acknowledged the lin Rome, and as many in Sicily.
authority of
•Loeis XVIbLe• bad hoisted the white I Tosittr, AUG. 27.—The Emperor of Ametrfai
flag. end was preparing to send a dip4tation to his. origkipti to give our lisiveszign a new proof .Ot 1
Majesty. • friendship, ind at the, saute time to jive nk *
The following anecdote is given as authentic : friendly relations which existed Illitween the t._ . it, au. _ sill
"'When the Allied troops occupied the Bressau, • States, has ordered the entire evacuation of the ! would contradict
five of their officers entered a chateau, the owner of , provinces of Savoy which were still occupied by his . fore, 'herewith
which was absent. His servants gave them some re- . troops. . ledgments to '"
freshments. In the mean time the master of the . Our King has resolved to re-establish the Royal . that they will
house arrived, and after apologising to his guests for Senate-of Savoy. May a monui
their not having met with a reception suitable to their 1 GENEVA, Aust. 28.—0 n the 22d, 234,, And 24th because such
rank, invited them- to a splendid dinner. Some ex- II the citizens of Geneva assembled to deliberate on the you I May .
cellent wine was served up: one of the officers asked new Constitution submitted to them by the Print: as I bless them
the master of the house whether that was really the sional Council. It was approved by 2,444 voters, and may the '
best in his cellar; the latter replied without hesita- and rejected by 334. ' epottsßussie'
tion it was. ' I am, however, convinced,' replied BASLE, Ave. 28.--The accounts which we receive Ilawatan,
the officer, ' that you have still better: This lucre- from various Cantons are very satisfactory. It would Major, who
dulity displeased ; he was invited to visit the cellar, I appear that the Deputies of Soleure and Zerich hove meat of foreign
and accepted the offer. The officer asked for a pick- i induced the Councils of their Cantons to adopt the the Bth of J
axe, removed some casks, struck against the wall, I new Federal Act, and that the Cantons of Berne and with a cross
and an opening soon appeared, which led into a ; Soleure will follow the same course. The small I exchange for
small secret cellar, where were concealed several; Cantons will find it necessary to fellow this general I cross Is of sit
casks of wine of the highest value. ' Did I not : movement. I the centre is
tell you, Sir,' said the officer, ' that there was bet- I It is said that the Dutch ,capitulation for the 1 tiers, and on
tee wine in your cellar than that which you gave us " raising Swiss regiments is farther advancedthan that I" Vine k Roi
at dinner ?" Sir,' replied the owner of the cellar,l of France. ribbon, with i
.
6 I give you my word of honour that I had no know- i GENOA, Ana. 24.—Oar Goveraittent leis ippoint- • which is inscril
lodge of this secret place. I purchased this chateau! ed a Committee for digesting the best means of re- middle, " n
without having any suspicion of such a vault.' I : storing the hank of St. George. iof this soldier
emu readily believe you,' said the officer, ' because I The Swedish agent at this port has received an se. this kind to
le .was I myself who caused it to be constructed in Icount that as soon as theship convoying presents to change for ti
order to secrete my most valuable property from : the Regency of Algiers arrived ,there, peace with laciaoew
those who might possess my chateau during my emi-1 Sweden was re-established. merly served
grntion ; and to prove it to you, you have only to ! Auesecna, Atm. 27.—A. complete dislocation Corsica, is
dig in the cellar, and yea will there find gold, sil- i has taken place in the Austrian army in Italy.— been aepoin
ver, plate, and other valuables which belong to mosiThe greater part of the troops who formed part of ' General Fits
and which yew have not *rimed. I hope you will .it have returned into the Austrian States. A corps a Senator of
permit me to take them away.' ' Nothing can lie jof Italian troops, for the service of. Austria, is I BRussu,s
more fair,* retitled 'the existing owner of the cellar for jug. 1 reign Prince
• that Stropeety hill no esisteece for fete.' - rid I me persons Wert that aAO ferment prevails Prince of Oi
officer loaded two baggage carte with theme and a- lo me parts of Upper Italy. It Is thought that troops in tl
parted, after thanking the host for his honest enter- cote of the Archdukes will *Appointed Governor nuance. T'
tainment." of Lombardy, and that Marebol Belle.satede will re. followed them
We are assured that some Prussian and German , turn to Vienna. • and has hired
ladies propose to introduce a national dress, very I SCRATIPHAUsEN, Aust. 24.---The Burgomaster turn to 801 l
simple and very modest. It is believed the they ! Reinhard, President of the. Diet, has addressed, in tent diploma,
will not resort to the Parisian fiishions to find their ; the name of that Assembly, a Circular to the nine- Orange is '
- infidel. I teen Cantons, in which he conjures them to adopt .at Lisbon.
LediCAIIII)4111tOlOAL -11SPENSA.R Y. Rosa, AUG. 20.—Cardinal Pacca, Pro-Secre- ' the new modifications which have been made in the ' TAGANDI
His Ra)al Highness the Duke of York, President, and the Lary of State, has published an Edict which pro- Federal Act, and informs them, that unless there is —On the
following Committee of Governors !
Earl of Leitrim 1 Colonel W. a. Jones, m. P. iiihits all secret meetings, and especially those of 1 unanimity in the decisions of the Cantons, there is phenomenot
tart of Egmatunt I John Latouthe, Esq. M. P. Freemasons. The following are its principal Arti- I reason to fear that foreign Powers will interfere in an nomorsk, t
!tido Hue. T..limei colonel N. Clements, M. P. des _ efficacious manner to fix definitively the fate of Swit- i Marshes,
Rh
t. Lisa. R. R. Sin. ridan, M.P. Captain Janes uUy.
oe. Cul. J. Barry, M. P. 1. In conformity to the Edicts of Clement XII. zerlatid. 1 calm and set
Saran(' Mr. Kiern:us, arid Benedict XIV. which pronounce excommunica- Coarroarrnoese, JULY 30.—According to tea- issuing from
Member of the 'Royal College, Landes. lion, ipso facto, against all members of secret so- vellers, who arentelieved to be well informed, an ex- ! fathoms frot
THE Patronage this Institution has received, for cieties, and particularly of that of Freemasons, traordinary activity, prevails in the divan of the! was seen to
she exelusive treatment and Cure of both Sexes, tainted
every inhabitant of name, or any other part of the i Grand Seignor. The fall of Bonaparte, and the re.
with Venereal canipinitipt, and their dreadful consegnettees, as Flames, acc,
ssioeturr.:, debility. ulcerations, &c. conducted under the Ina- Roman States, is forbidden to continue, to re-eats- I sults which it has necessarily produced, afford much of cannon,
aiigesnent of the first professloind abilkies, willutisfy the Pub. bush,or to institute, what are called Freemasons' , occupation .to the Turkish Ministry. With respect and stones
lit of the high merits of Mr. KIERNAN'S plan. and that by it
the inconveniences of Public Charities are avoided, whik,i the Societies, or any similar meetings, under whatever. to the tranquillity of the interior, it is nearly re-es- eruptions, ..
"smut mod oull•tr% are protected straight the fatal delesions held name. tahlished in the Caramania, since the conquest Of Sae bour of one another, were the moss Solent; the
out by adverti,tiot pretenders in this branch of practice. Since 2. They are forbidden to be even once present at talia ; but on the other hand, the progress of the succeeding ones were more distant and weaker.---' ._
' letio, as appeared by the Annual Report of 181-1.5431 patiento,..f
ash.tea, s,have been eared without confinement or injury to the any of these meetings, or to induce any persons to Turks against the Curds is net so considerable a ; Tis phenomenon continued till after night. - A
e. listiniiinn, mid width delicacy and secrecy hithei ea unknown i join them. • This prohibition extends to all Roman the Court of Constantinople would have id era
;smell of a peculiar kind, till
ter
resembling SUle
Stiraf those hove laboured under the'.wl complicated forms
.1 disease from len to twenty 3ear The Gist symptoms sobjects holding any connection, immediate or re- The Curds are too numerous and too well secured iphur, was diffused to the distance of 10 merits.—
'kid to Mr. Kiernan's treatment in a few days ; and where mote, with such societies out of the States of the So- i conquesteir almost inaccessible mountains th be an easy i The noise was heard at the like diStance, and a sub.
avitesstsies of debility comes on. too early applicatkm cannot vereign Pontiff. to the troops of the Grand Seignor. The , terraneons motion, attended _with a hollow remitting,
be made to prevent the danger that may mime.
Mr. Kiernan may be on by either Sex, with the 3. No one is permitted to have or retain in his Wechabites alo, in spite of the defeats which they ; was also perceived. Hereupon an Maud appeared
realest seerecy, at his private hou-e. N.I. 21, Lower Char- possession any deeds, seals, emblems, statutes, pa- ; have here acrd there experis-.cod, are still prepared :at the above-mentioned spot, with several springs,
logic-sired. Bedford-
tone from nine to twelve in the morns , „
jpK, and from six till tone at night sto whom letters and other ! "en's, or any thing else relating to the acts of suchl fur new combats. It would be a great misfortune which threw up a fluid mud which graduallthecame
com
nuanicatinits. from town and country, may be addressed, und ' assemblies. ito the Porte, if they should penetrate to Syria, , dry. - ~ s'
will he pimetwillY alnwered. I 4. Whoever shall know that any such societies land carry their dogmas amongst the Curds, whose' On the 20th, people began to ezaatioestbelsland.
.
DEBILITY STRICTURES, &e. i still continue to be held, shall be under obligationtreligion is nearly the same with that of the Wecha-; It seemed to be inaccesiible, asit arse. completely
IMPRFSSED with a consciousness that their de- i immediately to give information thereof to the Go. - bites. surrounded to ins
c .of ii e fathoms by a '
w ,::s
A- Tian's', fovm the generul plan boa been highly beneficial to ; "suer of Rome, the Commandants of Provinces, i - i %limy mud, and it was only in one, ace that they
others, mid improved in their professional acquisentents hy the e - .. . , •
maturity of Mar twenty years experience, Mew's. CURRIR lor the A.postolic Delegates ; and. the may be es- 114MBURG It - MAIL. succeeded in reaching the middle of-Vt. Its length,
sad CO. e.eautue, with unabated ardour, the eradwation of ! Bored their names shall be kept inviolably secret.— from west to east, including the mud on the border,
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tease awarders which are the consequence of illicit indulgence. i The penalties they may have incurred as accomplices . is 70 arschines, and the height, above the surface of
adobe destsuctiye habits of the inconsiderate School-boy. In , MUNSTIR, AUG. 23..—ToJay entered our town
professing the
.core of these
.Complaints, they bold out no in- ,or adherents,. shall be remitted, and they shall -gm. the water, one fathom and a bolt The whole surf*
cement in vice ; but. sensible as all men must be of the ex. ! wise a pecuniary reward at the expence.of the de- I. 64441!) 'knaveries battalion of Minden Land wehr -
' face of the island is covered with whitish stoney sub.
Went, of such calamities, they offer their assistance as regularly i •
inissented Surgeons of London, and of the Royal College 41
f ; linquents, whenever they can produce sufficient proof
tiftstrong. This, as well as the other Hanoverian
stance.
Zdniburga. In all cases of Siphylitic Infection, and in every iof their charges. His Holiness wishes that all should
.t.retops, which are to fellow it, are on their march to
complaint of Debility stud Deficiency, whether 'wising from the: be aware that there is nothing either unbecoming or 'f the in Belgium. • I Mustcot. Cett.o.—The Plymouth Chronicle, of
losistaltion of n certain destructive habit, Wag residence in warts !
_,..,_ , inuesday last, contains the following sitigolar states.
oisnonourante such which are ins-1
denunciations, Corztiumsee, Ave.Aya. 30.—According to accounts
climates, free living, or any other cause producing a deficeney ;
Of manly tig..sir, the patient may rely on a. pe•lly restoration portent equally to the interests of the Faith and from Gottenhurgh, Prince Christian was still in the ment respecting a boy living in Plymouth, only ele.
au vigorous health. rieir improved plan of caring Strlentres of the State. In consequence, every oath of an oppo- vicinity of Christiania. It was also reported that vest years and a half old:—Of 'Master Wurrcoxas,
lbe Urethra has been intended with peculiar sweets. Strictures
sitefor such is the name of this prodigy, it is asserted
done mat many years' duration have yielded to their treat- , stature must be considered only as a bond tai disturbances had broken out id that city,' which had
wont is the 'hors period of three weeks. Several Noblemeg iniquity, which leaves the contrary. duty in full . given occasion to the approach of Swedish tronpis— that, " unassisted in musical composition, this child
and Gentlemen of he tint re,peetahility, w his have laboured under force. lOs the 26th, the Crown Prince of Sweden was et- has produced to the musical world several pieces In
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ills painful Med distressing disease, haVing received a radical and , foreseen events appear dedicated by permission to the inimitable OA.
permanent mire; VarticuiaTly reteme,.s that reference:nay be and
i 5. The penalties against the trameessnra of this lwcted in Uddestiditt, but Up . . score, .
to them, as sattsfaciiiry evidences of the derided superiority of : 1 diet, according to the nature and circumstances of .
to have delayed* arrival. 'the King and Queen Tat.Alst ; but what we chiefly allude to is, a chat-
/items. Currituhd Co.'s Pb." of Treatment. Many of these •
the offentle, s"alt be corporal, 'and even very severe, , bad expected him to accompany
them to Stockholm. lenge he a few days since received, viz. to compose
Gentlemen had he
wide( the care of MftsM. Haute, Masi •
aide, and
by Surgrons of etimil emirerice, who ollemPlvd • full orchestra, musical parts to accord in har•
including partial or even entire confiscation of pro- ; AUG. 31.—The news from Sweden does not reach for a . _
their Cure by the unlieating of the Lunar Caustic, withinit . rt- aloweilki
me or immoveable, of which the Judges farther down than that dated the 24th, from Udde- mony with a given !.. T
bass '' has taken by aer-
ation-lc Pe. II 1 d was locked u
l' bunals who mayshave effectoallyiwalla.,_ It is supposed, that Prince Christian will prise, he accepted the challenge, adn
the . p
' Mesws. Carrie and Co. may be comulled by patients of either and{ other agents o. trl
• Nes with the Cretwret 9ecreeY reed hnomart at their !muse. Nu. contributed to the discovery and prosecutiou of the ; love Norma,' when he hes delivered up his relin- in a room, with only pen, ink, an paper, given
307, Huunn-gardeo ' quisited authotity.td the States, of the kingdom. All bass wits produced, and, without any amistatices
: guilty, Anil obtain aportion.
paiiests is the &wintry are requested to state the pertirnian .-
0. All the palaces, town or cnentry.houses„, and the publio acts •of the Norwegian Government are this child of •nature produced, In
out
an hour
of their case, ase, and general habit of ,hint, &c. &c. ituinsina! complete musical score, viz. two violin paw,
a remittance for advice and medicines. is licu the same will, he . buildings, in which these assemblies-m.4am (as issued bY the Council of State. .
giver) or sent sa any part: of the kinpdaue. To ensure that ie. ! they are tailled)-may meet as soon as legal proof is I Biannual, Sart. 3.—We base received from St. flute part,' two horn parts) a tenor ga.t, and
%tree), so essential to their andertalting. the pale. s/ truant . , . , ,
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May he added to tba amain for aisalicess. Harem outanivo, shall be cilisfiscated, saving to Potersbargis the following Ukase of hislmperial Ma. ' part .

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pea jesty, addressed td the .11.4, SYstest4 tisestalipali et
the state, and the Admlniterothre ate :-4. • i .: . . .
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Is. • " That the reqsest addresibd to me bY)tfiii SA
sad Synod, the Council of State, sud the Administre . . •
on, Senate, with regard to the erection of s nitinisteet , .
tes, for me iu the capital, and the acceptenia•ettha lila
ind potetteirst the s' Illestid,4 has afforded' the tNI ,
sof highest satisfaction* I acknontedge; partly; *heti I
and consider the blessings of God, the Supreme Ruler of I
nds all, end also the feelings of the great State bisdieed
His, Russia; which dictated this most flattering **elle:
Inst Um; My whole efforts are directed to the baptise. !
sus ing of the Wasting of God upon me and my filtidei
on. people, and in order to be blessed by soy belelrei
der subjects, and generally by all the nations of the elliih:
This is my warmest wish and my highest happieess:
the Bat aftet all my efforts to attain that MOM; I enr: !
rind not, as a man; allow myself the boldness to
hem of that.appeliation, et presume that I leave a
attaiued that knells' I deettt it iti tench tee
lslol4
tria; compatible with my principles; impelitch at I Is
his Ot !f1,1303(1• and. on Iterf....ll26l6oo%...cskartad-aig
old faithful subjects to modeletide and humility dr
two spirit tad I lOU net 'ocigrAdt, an esabil*, which
the would- Contradict those sentiments. Whilet. thers4 t
r his • fore, T-iterewiiit "return the most --n irjPti doltdoiri .
1 ledgments to the great Bodies of the State; I be/ . - I
oval that they will relinquish all sloth ideas on, their part:
May a monument be erected id me
lii your hearts;
24th because such a memorierttflady mists in mine for .
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m the yea! May my people bless see' in their heifts;
rovii as I bless them in mine! May Russia. be hilitlin
tens and may the blessing of God rest Open tee; Pad lii
lIPOkRIISSIES" . 1
mite Ilamitan, Ado. tl.-1 few day, thief) a t4ijeanta i'
ould Major, who formerly served in the 3d French feet.
hove 1 meat of foreign troops, and left the Isle of Ma on
t the - the Oa of June, arrived here. lie was decorated 1
and with a cross which he had received in that island; ht ~
'mall I exchange for that of the Legion of Honour. The
kers' I cross is of silver, set in white and blue enamel ; iii
the centre is a silver lily, and four others In the core
r the nets, and on the blue enamel is the Inscription i kl•
1 that l " Five k Roil" It is worn suspended from a whitti
I ribbon, with a silver clasp, on the upper part of
oint- [which is inscribed—" Gage di la Pais," and, in the
f re- 1 middle, " Vive le Roi !" According to the report ili
I of this soldier, Napoleon has caused 54 ciomes of 1
in se. this kind to be made, and gives them awaY in etw
its to change for the others. 1
with 1 LEGUORN' Ave. 4.--. Colonel Ordinni, who for.
merly served in the Italian army, and is a native of .
1
ation . Corsica, is gone to the Isle of Elbs, where he hal
ly.— been appointed to the command of a iattc,ess.—,.
Irt of ' General Fiorella, likewise a Corsican, andformerly ..
corps a Senator of Milan, is alio-gone to the same island. 1
ia, is I BRUSSELS, AUG. 27.---The residence of the !‘v&
reign Prince of the Netherlands and the Hereditary
•evails Prince of Orange, Cafnmander-in.Chief of U., Allied
t that troops in this city,. is likely to be of 10.% coed.
ernor nuance. The English Ambassador, LOrg.tilinearty.
ill re- followed them with his whole family lions titelitgues
and has hired a_pPecious hotel here. fie will doff& - -
naster turn to Holland, .shut i. to have Om* otheenstileste -•
ed, in tent diplomatic post. the successor at threersket
nine- Orange is Sir Stewart, formerly A.mbeeredee
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adopt .at Lisbon. ' t
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.at
in the ' 'FAGAN DOCK, ON TIIE SEA OF ASOW, TUNE _ _ Ili , •
here is —On the 10th of May, at two p. m. a steguliti
!ere is phenomenon took place-in the province orTsaltel%
ain an nomorsk, near Alttemrjuk, opposite to the Salt
Swit- Marshes, in the sea of Asow. •The weather was
1 calm and serene, when a tremendoos noise was heard
to tra- Issuing from the sea, at the the distance of Abodt 9.00 •
-ri,,,,.
an es-1 fathoms from the shore, and the bottom of the see ' .a. •
of the ! was seen to rise above the surface of the water.—
the re. Flames, accompanied with a sound like the discharge
much of cannon, burst from. it, and large masses of earth •-•,•
respect and stones were projected into the air. The first tetr
..`t.s
re-es. eruptions, .which followed within a quarter of all .„., -....!w.;:
..,.
Of Sa. hour of one another, were the most violent; the -;to, . ;n.'l.i.,
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