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•. J •• . 1 14 OP,' • ' THURSD re 4919] THEATRE ROYAL, DauRY-LANE. MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 9 , t Majeflies awiwora will_perforin a Tragedy, called GEORGE BARNWELL. To whkh wilkbe added the Grand Allegorical ipcdtkle of CINDERELLA ; Or, THE LIT TLE GLASS SLIPPER. Tie Swaim re-palmed, and the Dreta and Decorations en. tardy new. d; Evewing—Pizarro; with No Song No Supper. NI VEMBtR 8, 1804. iritiessarrtiT:E VICTUALEJNO OFFICE, Olioler 3'4304. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTutILLIGN HIS Ardf7IISTrS NAVY, do Irgroly sigo That on Wednefday the teth of November bents they hilt be ready to recceveTenders is writing (Embed p), and treat fee • TWELVE HUNDRED 'THOUSAND GOLDSTONE, OR BROWN WILLOW RODS, (Not kb than forty-eight inches to length), fiF for asking Caaper's Twigs; to be anfwerable to (envies to be produced with the Tendrn; to be delivered by the 3oth of April, 1803, in equal meanly propartiefts, into His Majefty's Vidiaalling Stores at Deptford; and to be pod/ kw by It payable with littered ninety days after daft. N.B. No Tender for a kis quantity than One Hundred Than fund Rod•-will be admitted. CHURCH. PREFERMENT. WANTED TO PURCHA§E, in the Counties of Leicefter.NotdsgsfLun, Rutland, North= part of Northampton, or Woke= part of Linrotn, an ADVCrWSON, or HEX I' PRESSIMOTION to & LIVING, not kfs duo fool. per inn ',kb arty profpeet of intiudtbrn. Putkulsrs to be (cacao Mr. Tyndale, tioakkor,Llneolnl Inn Fuld.. This day were publifhed, 'dee tali . •_ STRICTURES ON. METHOIIIIIX. By A CAREFUL GBiERVEIt. • Multhado non eR census verbads hatliebilll sie t;:rol••• tom pettuui turbo Veritstis (Weirdos ma Riald tadine, red natation' pondere docatur." ['rioted for Richard Edwards, Crane-eottA, FljoleArsii i (Pia by T. Williams, &tattooer's-court ; T. Ofteli, Airmails isms tat* R. 01k, Great Turnitile. Where alto flay be,bad, jaßgabkithal. price 6s. in boards, Ctecabonal Sermons by the :ate Robert *46iii fou, with an elegant Head of the Author. . JD Saturday, Sire Stoops . to Conquer ;With the Caravan. 100 Mendip, The School for Scandal; with the Spoil'd A New Comedy, in tire Ada—A New Mdo-Dratne--and la New Farce, are iu rehcarial, and will be rpeedili peoduced. DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO HIrORA6E THE DUKE OF PORTLAND. This day was pubß ad, In one Volume Octavo, price ya. td. boards. ADISSERTATION on the GOUT, in which the nature of that 'Siding Dilate I, folly explained, and its fpcedy, fide, and effedisul Curc by the encrust applicatiun of COLD WATER I, amply illufirsted and eatifirmed by a variety dociginal and communicated Cates. By ROBERT EINGLAKE, M. D. Member of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh, of tie Phylied Society of Gottingen, Etc. &c. Printed for John Murray, No. gs,, Flea-Erect. This der were puldilled, price as. 6d. • ' OBSERVATIONS on the PRESENT STATE of the COMMERCE of GREAT BRITAIN, Sod = lit Extent, Importrace, Adrahtsgcs. loffoissee, &Malty, sad probs• bie Increafe. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. P re-MORROW EVENING; NOVEMBER 9, will be pretented die new Comedy of THE BLIND BARGAIN; Or, HEAR HIM OUT. The principal Marsden by Mr. FAWCETT. Mr. LEWIS, kik. FARLEY, Mr. EMERY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. ICEMBLE. Mra GIBBS, Me,. DAVENPORT, mtr, DAVIES, (with a Song in Charader), The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. MURRAY, And the Epilogue by Mr. EMERY. To which will be added the Grand Ballet of RAYMOND AND AGNES. With New Scenery, Dreffes. and Decorations. 'Thin Evening—The Blind Barg* ; with the Review. The Conditions of tie Contradt may be feat at the Secretary's &Ern No rtrani soil 1 k bad to say Taikin is which Mr /rite ;NW se I • I ivlrrta b wools at loasth, .r that Aril No k Miami t • oho lewd &fort Oat o'slogi at thread Watooftlay the thth 9r Nosombor, aor railk 'be Polo. eph - iirala tie 4Ais , sr Aar Podia ita bit *hog: addle 1 to softly,' who, tailed for. Tree Stud Gait the Gelman of CHARLES StIiISHAILD: Ll.. D. of the Uoiverfity of Gottingen, Knight of the Oyler it St. Joachim, Re. Re. Re. with mnUaable Additioes, andillet• • tratcd by Nam, containing Lids, Seduced from the bet Atalutii• ties, by the Editor. Landon : a old by FL D. Synsen&, R•. fq Patenteecr-itmtl J. Gina, tee. Picasdill=bd J. Richardien, ReyelAs• thaw I one by ail other ON THE DONEE This day was publifhod, In two volumes, liyo. Maimed with Wawa. pine taa In boards. THE LECTURES of 44-celebrated BOYER upon the DISEASES of the DONEE, arranged tale a fylia matte Treatife. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAL, vICTuALLING-onics, t, 1304 THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAI.LING 1118 MAY AST7's NAP,; do berel oyzivo That,on Wednefday the lath of December next,shey will be ready to receive Tenders In writing, ((ealed up) and treat for the fupply of what FRESH BEEF may be required for the ufe of His MaJefty's Ships and Yeffels at BEERHAVEN and in BANTRY SAY,on the Coaß of IRELAND, for the (pace of twelve months, eartuntmdng en the lift January and aiding with the Sin rkcem. her, tlos ; to be paid for by Bilis payable with interaft ninety days after date. By A. RICHER ND. Pearl Tor of Anatonty and 11.1tiolojy, and priodpal Surgeon to the Northern Hofintal at Parts. Trandated from the French, by M. FARRELL. M.D. _ . _ . 'Printed for J ohn Murray . No. 32, fleet-ftreet, London. " The wort oßoyer contains Come important difcovertes rela tive to the Llifeafes upon which it treats,and points out many new a d fuccelsful modes of treatment, which have been farm tinned and adopted Cy the moil eminent pradtitioners upon the Contitient." Ste—l fhoold net perhaps bait ventetta to Cup pole that more remained to be learnt . , aid Perhaps !Jona of greater value, after drilling of troops accor ding to the German &item, had my cutiofity not led me to enquire of thbie who had lien what they foitnd to be the cafe in allual warfare. From the limited range of my humble acquaintance, I have, however, colleeted f I (aft, which feem to me more valua ble than ten thoufand fpeculations, RICIARDSON; GOODLUCK and CO. re fpeatully ■cguaiot the Public, that the TICKETS and SHARES for the STATE LOTTERY Which is to commence drawing on the sBdl of January new, are now on Sale In greet Irwin] , at numbers, at their Lieenfed State Lottery Office., Bank llialidings, Conlinll, awl facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charfag Cala Ilia day wasyublllbert price 3s. 6d. in paper cafe. 6a. 6d. 1r; Mo . . rocco. and 8.. in Moroleo with filter r itritk, eleiandy printed by BENsttY,and brit prrffed. THE NEW POCKET HOYLE, o r COMPA NION to the CARD TABLE. containing the Carnes of Wbiß, Quadrille, Piquet. %Wet, Vlngttm Imnf Pharr, Rouge et Noir, Cribbage, Matrimony, CalßisO, Reverfts, Put, Con nedtloaa, All Four., and Speettbrion, aemustdy difplaying the Roles and Predict, &submitted and eitablilbol by the ArR Players In the King d om. _ _ _ WINTER LOTTERY. BEGINS Drawing the :Bth of JANUARY, iflos. SCHEME. The Conditions of the Contra& !hay be teen at the Semtary's 011ot, at this °See, or by applying to Mr. Dynamitic, the Agent for the Viatialling at the Cove of Cork. No mane len' is bad to aoy Man i. uSia tie inn f all ow 6s ;a fraid its wont, at lalth, a► diet fa/l wot /ft deteered es the Board &fen law 44W ea *laid wedle#lay tirt DnairSer anct,aer raisli tie terfai vim wain for ender, r few prioa I. kis Ite6alf. auntie to aw• Inn wins calla for. • £ 3 5, 000 2 ,OCCII zopoo 5.0c0 Igo° ..... 500 no Jo ain IA .... is 4 s h ooo 40.cc0 pm° 15,0 x) 6,cco 5.000 3.0c4 3 Pao 123.w* 3* 63 Cgs* sypoo Tickets. ayopon Tickets and Shuts are felting at every Lieented Lottery Oflice. Price Of Ticket - 18 7 o Half - ,Cg y ol Eighth - 1 y 6 (barter - 414 o I Sixteenth - t 4 0 • • Prises of the late Lotto: y taken in Exchange for Tickets tad Shazea FINEST PART OF DEVONSHIRE. To BE SOLD, IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • Altogether, or is say Part, with Immediate Po&Sun, 'HE MANOR or LORDSHIP of WEAR (cieberwife Howmors SIEGE) two Miles and a half bees &m r, Ind levee ones from the Sea, with capital and (pad. am Medias eotrunandlag the fincft Views, all fultable Oakes, Osedere. =misfire Past richly Wooded, dab Leads. Farms, leadaaandlstapreuesbls local actretstagat. The Sitoadon, Con arm, son. abate . and Neighboarbood, fare the Inuit eligible tetlaee he the Kingdom for a Man of Forme. Price of the WhidstProperty, Forty-Ste Thoufaad Pounds. lalbeamatiaa will be glow to Prlncipsls only, by W. F. Spicer, Zig, the wit occupier. Much of the Purchafe-Money may MEM coo heturity. filo unpaid loom attended to. IPATROI4LSED AND USED FOR HIS MA JES UV AND THE ROYAL FAMILY. HARDY'. NEW INVk.NTED BLACKING POWDER. THE inconvenience of the Blacking now in ufe, Is not ant" that the beauty of the leather Is defaced, but gist its texture is utterly destroyed. The contrivance now re• inammended to the Public Is the refute of • feries of chemical ex- Iperlawnts on the nature of animal fubßance employed, and the Ingredients by which the fibres ami reticulation may be molt fue. eafefully preferved in that defile, yet pliable Rate, to which they are eldivered from the hands of nature. The poLtivc qualities of this enispound ant, ft foftens the leather, repels the water, witliftands But, procures the foci jet, and gives with half the dual trouble • 'Raft elegant kittec to Cartouch Boxes, Boots, Shots, Ladies' Clogs, &c. Its negative qualities arc, that it tiddler fods th.: fin gers, Rains the foci Elk or ratan, and has no dd.:recede (men, when ailed upon either by beat or moifture, iu Lulu at ts. and I\ 6a. Alto a MIXTURE. in bottles at gs. that will. tor once ufing, take oat Ink and all Suing from the boot Tops, redwing their original Pale Colour, which may be preened by the ufe of his Cream, at is. 6d. and Liquid for thokof a darker colour. in bot tles at rs.—N. B. If the Cream is sad for the boot Tops when the leather is new thty will never Rain. Sold by the Proprietor, No. 3, Barnard's Inn, Holborn ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Churrh-yard ; Hendrie and Sem. Tarchborne. greet ; Mortara and Evans, Looplane ; and molt Boottnakers, Perfumers. Bookfcllers, ant Venders of Medicine In town and tiour. , ry.—N. B. The genuine are fired • Robert Hardy " • lhe only Blacking that retail.' Its glofs,and does not frnear. NEW MEDICINE ACT. NEWBERY and SONS, No. 4T, St. Paul's Cbureb.yard, London, Proprietor. of Dr. james's Powder, end other valuable Preparation., inform the Public, th.t in eon. 'armee of th e new Stamp D uties, the price of that Medicine will be in future sq. 9d. per Packet, or sL g.. fid. per Dozen ; but the f;Luantity of a Dozen Pniie , • in a Bottle (u made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for si. yr And u Stamps are prepared, by order of the Commillfinners, for Metre. New. bery's is paste life. in which the Wards, " C. Newberg, Nn. 4t, at. Parrs' are engraved, and as it to preformed that this will hk a fulScient Security agzanA Counterfeits, kW Signature on the La bels will be dikontinucel. _ The folknving me the prices of their Medicines, to the tint twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are aired, hut Ode who purchafe bz or more at • time, will be allowed the Scamps gratis. a 4 • d Itt. James's Powder 151 Dalby's Carminative 1 9 ..... a Bottle: 24 0 Dr. Ayala's Chalybeata .... Analic Pills 4 6 Pith . . 4 0 .. large Boa 24 o FrealiesTiod. of Barb • 0 Dr. Sewell Oposleidoe 2 6 Ditto Hualsanis ditto 3 o ...-- Commtlion Oil 2 6 "I odic Bill. . a 9 ..--- Nitre Dr„ p. 2 6 tugliCh Cam - a 9 ..-- Camomile Drops s 9 Dr. Mower's Pills a I .......... Paregoric 144. Grant'. Drops s f SCUM 1 14 betides Scots Pill/ 1 o Angibaud's Blois ditto ait Hoar •'s Masud's a 6 Ificuee of Cultsfoot 3 6 liortiSn'e Drops 5 h Mr. Spente't Idanitricc 4 o Eptlaury's 5 6 Cephalic Song o 9 Dr. nolandt l :7rell 1 9 loom's Rhona. Tied. 3 h Ureenough% Tiaderes s i BRIO/ Moss Pills 4 6 Ditto Tola taiacops ai 4 _ _ lancet:BfPeppermint Eltsics of Guam' . _ . Olds's Movie& 3 6 . N. B. As many Polon', pant:Warty Melknors, rnittake the iside a Mdfra timbers. tky think tt leccilary to poittt out, that k b at the Loft cnd of Et PAUrS, four doses from C.heapfult. Wei tide Words Washed on the from.. _ TS/ 0111 LT VC'S If/ADC 14111111011 1.911111111: PORT OP PLYMOUTH. By Orda of the Honourable the Com Colima of Ills Majtfty's On Tuefday the 13th of Novcialb, r,_ tftoa, by ten &Clock In the Forenoon, will he expofed to PUBLIC SALE, at the Cultona- Hoare in this Port, THE GOO D S UNDER - MENTIONED, VIZ. 600 Gallons of Brandy, zoo Gallons of Rum, 900 Gallons Geneva ' ao Gallons Wine, at G a llons Cordials. and I.sth Gallons of Soy; Of inferior Strength, iu (mall Lots, for the accommodation and via of private Perim's, Dot Dealers In Spirits. Pound at Tca. 231 Poundeof Coffee, 19 Pounds of Sugar, and 144 Pounds of Salt ; a Jars Tamarinds, and 2 Jar. Prefery'd Ginger, rat Yank Mullin, No. z Palm:pore, No. t Cable, and No. 3 Shawls, s 1-34,Chaiders of Coals. A Quantity of Cordage, returned so n0b...1 - ski:able from the Ranger and Bufy Cutlers: - . Far Frportatlon—go. yo Eait l'udia Silk Handkertiefs. N. B The °nada above mentioned will be ret up in fiveral Lots and fold to the Welsch bidder. Attendance will be given at the Cuftom-Houk aforefald, for viewing and tatting the fame s three days before the day of Sate. Printed for Wynne and Scboley.Patenunla-row; and Verner and , Hood. Post)try. Where alfo may be bad, The Playa of William Sbakefpeare, in forty numbers. price ter. 6d. the decoy, and 3s. the extra royal ; printed by Beaky ; hot h editions on floe wove paper. and but peeped ; ornamented with forty-Eve Engravings on lA'nod,beautifully executed by C. blefbit and others. from original debris by Thorbin. Dr. Vl'ith's Botanical Artangentents, fourth Edition, coon &rattly enlarg, 4 Vols. OeiZTO, price aL as. boards A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. BURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE. OF ANCHOVIES AND OTHER RICH SAUCES. T" great reputation which Mr. BURGESS hA gained by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES at ot►er RICH SAUCES, for FA Sava. StNrof B. Hafted Colon Head,, Beg Strait, Arad D;fers,Wlld Foul, and tsar; with many De 4. edam for the Table, Sideboard, and Store Room; which are more fully espreffed in hi. .2atalogue,(Th &iv the Ammo*, of Mime) ham Induced many perfOns to give the lame name to Articles entirely different, which are vended at ninny Shops In London, by perfoas who go to the principal Towns at England, Ireland, and Scotland. to Collett Orders of 'fraderturn and Innkeepers, who in cook quer= are often Lived with ,Vvai Seer, of very Inferior quali ties, which is not only all Imp:Anion, but a great diCappointment to Families who purehafe them with a view of •having good Sauce to their Filb, NB. None are His Cenulne. but what have thtfe words on the Label," BURGESS undl SONo, Original and Superior kS SENCE 0 P ANCHOVIES, Nu. 7, Strand, Corner ot Savoy Steps, !.onion." This day was publithed, prim pa. boards, A COMPENDIOUS SYSTEM of ASTRO NOMY, in a COURSE. of FAMILIAR LECTURES, In which the Principles of that Science are clearly elucidated, fo as to be intelligible to thole who have not Bodied the Mathematks. By MARGARET BRYAN. Third Edition, reviled and correCted by the Autborefa A few Copies are Brock off en a fine royal paper, price tit. boards: both arc bot puffed. Publilhed by Wynne and Scholey ,Pateroollerwow ; Seatchard and Letterman, Ave Maria.lane; Wm. &yam, Paternolier row ; and Verner and Heel, Poultry. Where may be bad, Sturm's Rd!calorie on the Woke of doo, with wood away logs, a new and liberal trannadon, by the Author of the Moder, three Toles aBaao . prloe os. lewd, three rola, royal ilkus. 13a. 6d boards. The Laboratory„oe School of Arts, containing a large Cola• doe of v.dusble Secrets in Arts and Manufadurcs, compiled by G. Smith, illustrated with Engravings; two vols. See. pr.ce lit boards. YELLOW FEVER, N 0.40, CHARINO-CROSS. n R. WILLICH. Late Phyfician to the Saxon Am baffador, at the Court of Great Britain, and Author of the Domenic EncyclopsJia, Treatik on Regimen and Diet, See. &c. approves and recommends to the Immediate notice of the Public at large (and thole in Particular who arc going to the Weft Indies America, or any other part .f the World, that may be, or have hum fuhjed to Pcnilcntial Ditrafe) the RE MI. DY which I. Sold t Warchoufe, No. ac, C it I'4G. C 0 s I.omion, to Peeves: r and Coat the YELLOW FEVER. 'llse moil patriot Teftirooniab from proftMonalMen.and other rcfpedahlc l'erfuns, may he fern in l'arophlert, to be bad, gratis. at the Wuebonfe, which not only prove, in the funcit tirtenev, the efficacy of this Remedy in that molt dreadful Malady the Y,llow Fever, but alto that it Is an earn Cafe, pleafant, and certain e fern, of Health in hot climates. The above Invaluable Article is Sold in Boxes, with full three dans, (fandioned by Dr. Wu-taco) In cafe of an attach of any kind of Fever, at One Guinea each, fisinciesst for one Perim (or twelve months. FOR THE YELLOW AND CON'T'AGIOUS FEVERS.' DR. JAMES', POWDER. 'I'HE fttperinr Efficacy of this Medicine, eon. firmed by the Lxperienceuf the greater Part of the left Cen• tury, hai mcalmed its Introdudtion into ter,ular Pradbee. Its extraordinary Succefs in the Meilen:a of as well as that of tyllt.is too recent to he forgotten ; and the happy Wefts derived from bs Gk. as related by Captain Calnett. of the Royal Navy. in his Voyag: to the South Seas, when all his Ship's Company were attacked by the Yellow Fever, have ettablifbed its Reputation in the Cure of that horrible Ligonier. After def:nhieg the Manner in which he actroanittcred the Powder, be fa, s, Ihe while Crew ' Improved in their Health, cretin the Carpenter, wt:.,, though a " very flout robed Man, was at one l inie in fetch a State of Dr. " Urban, and fo muck reduced, that I gave him over but be at " length recovered."—ssSee Captain Coltieter interellang tion•. and the Yuma of Ms Mode of reatment in the of IN redtions with this ModielneA—The Powder thoukl in all ('sfee bi takes oh the Heft Attack of a Fever, before ft has been fellered to tale Ground and ravage the but a. it has of:, II re lured Patient. after every othor Pd rifu„-,- has Ltk.l , it oa>ht to he tried even in the loft Ittmeoey. Sold only by F. Near.rry and a. tt.a. No cs. St. P 413 1 .4 l'ltnrelt. yard, (a few Uoon from t.T. .pruft t endue; and at lir. hones: '.te Houk, In Hrutnndlrcm ; m Pwarr. Price is. 9.1..cc0. Dia y ncluoied.nr Ot B•liki COM. I wave P. lieu. Price act. ai -made up far ihr Arm'. ane N A% . N. b NIM, can be cnuin Ler Clore which halm thc Words •T. Stott:cr. NJ. 4,5, d'au: uciercercl ig2 the Statue. This day were publased, Parts I. to VII. in aro. Price ISt. each, in boards, of THE NEW CYCLOPJEDIA ; or UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY of AR ES, SCIENCES, and LITERA-I TURF. Formed upon a more enlarged Plan of Arrangement than the Didioaary of Mr. Chambers; comprehending the various Articles of that Work, with Additions and Improvements, toge ther with the New Subjeets of Biography, Geography, and Hif tory ; adapted to the pedant Stare of Literature and Science. By ABRAHAM RE. ES, D. D. P. R. S. Editor of the Lift Edition of Mr. Cbambere• Diettonery ; with the afiiitance of eminent profcfflonal Gentlemen. _ Iftinftratc.l by new Plater. Slaps, dcligned and en imam! 6w tLis Work by Ingle of tbc molt diftingudbed Arlin'. Printed (or Longman, Hurft, Rem, and Ormc,39, Patcmufta row,and the nit of the Prorrienrs. •.• Seven Part. of this mar sibeern Work being now before the public, which have obtained a very eztennve circulation, the ts,oriett,es may be allowed to 'tare the rretelifiu .c which com mend time undertaking to the public Il3ti:C, and raider it worthy of their patrooaga•. . . . . I. The can of this Work i, intended as an improvement apoo Smiler publications, beat a medium between the plan of a Dic tionary, and that of Treatifes. and comprehending the advantales of each. The lliftnry and outlines of each Science are given un der its appropriate title ; and its various diviliout, which can be more fati.ialorily explained lo Lparate art icks than in the body of a treatife, are introduced under their rdeteetlve terms. *Flush; indeed the may proper pia:: of a DidUouary Intended foe reference when Information 1, squired. which is repealed to be found order itl moll ready and familiar term in the alphaket. a. The k:ilitur Is of ac'enowleged and indußry, and of unqueltionabk esperienee in this department of literary labour, the greater part of Ns life having been employed in editing and im print:lig the l..it edition of Mr. ChimberesDiNionary, and In col. keting niaterials fee the prefent Work 3. The Gentle ni-n who hare engaged to contribute their daft • ancc are of the licit emin. tier in their refredlive profellions. Axiom; their mama are the following : J. Abernethy. F.fq. F. I. S. Wm. Morgan. Efq. F. R. S. Mr. Arthur .ttkin James Macertney, Efq. C. R Altin. Efq. A. Mackay, LL. D. F. R. & Ed. Mr. E. Mini Mr. Madsen R. Blind. At. D. 9S. George Naylor, Efq. F. 3. A. C. Cerny. !Cut. D. F. R.& York Herald Walliz.m Mak, Eft , . A M. Mr. Wiliam Nich lion Mr. John Ronoic;ille John Opie, Ifq. R. A. Mr. Bracy Cholx, , . —.. ••. terinary Survtan Rec. Wm. Tooke. F. K.& Mr F.. Donovan, P. 1..& Sharon Turner Efq. F.& A. • K. W. Dschfon, M D. hlr.Ctsarks Taylor Humphrey Davy. Efq. Mr. J. Thornton, and John Haxharn. 141. It A. The Item. W. Wood: and the hit Is continually aogmerting, to opportunity heinet or. riedted to envee rho eo-operaticm of any Dentknzan whets ter• vice. can be of teat minty. _ 4. The work h handronirit. prime.' by Andrew Strolkan, Erg. Print, rco hi. ki.jclty, upon a leilnw woven Vapor. 5. Tbeembellidiments are of a very fuperior dacription, and will •orm, when completed, an ill,mciparably =ore elegat,t and cornet fet of Icieroifle and otber Kates tban bas ever been pro da-rd. Ihr Icien:inc fullrf. are enirtneed by Mr. Lowry, whni.: 4.:cur..te Itnuwkd l •e and 1n,pr..v.4 method of execution In tido bra .cls n' the art ha. cot bro. rioaltret. Tke (tibiae!' of Nuaral tton., are (Nally engraved by Mr. Miltoo,irstla eorrefrond .,:: tact and awl. 6. A Pan. or ti.lf Volutnc. P ice rita, cede. bee hitherto beer. ▪ üb ' .abed ,hout tour snot.tb., : and in cnnicquence of form urangrenni.i.rely odoperJ. the Public map witb confidence rely ▪ ?Iln a more frequent pubncati wt 7. Ak« a..pki , re v prlro,d Con royal rapto, nab proof Is rtZosiot tbr. j 'T I A fubaltern has often told me, that nothing could ever efface from his mind die impreflon made upon him in the lad expedition to Holland t and partictf. • !arty at the battle of Bergen. Till then he had never dreamed of proceeding otherwife than by the regular manoeuvres ; for till then he had carried arms way ' upon round. To his alloniihment, at that engagement, in advancing with a part of our inlay, a condant and le vere fire was poured upon them hom behind innumerable little landhills in front s while • they never faw more of the enemy than two ur three men occafionally ruining to change their fituathSti along the range. During the whole time too that this continued, which was to the end of the engagement in that quarter, be never faw the French praiitice any of the manoeuvres which lie had been taught, or give the brigade to which he belohged an opportunity of doing to, with any other effect, than to refrain their own ardour, and inhibit their own exertions: Tile abhi- • vations of that day,. he :ikewife aferted, were coca• firmed by all that fucceeded during the eipcditk*. The mof .dectfive victory of Modern vines, it tits battle of Marengo, had always appeared to me corn. pled) , unaccounted for according to the publified ' accounts. It is commonly referred to the impreffion made by a (mall body under General DISSAIX, aftet the Aultrians had been fuccefsful through the whole attacks of the day. How Nth a circumstance might alone produce a change fo total in the lace of affair's, I never could comprehend, and I have been the tows confufed the more I have read of the culogittical and bernbaltie French narratives. • A Scotfman, lately returned from the Contirtent o brought with him, the only intelligible Ciatement of that battle which I have met with. When abroad, after the peace of Amiens, he had been fame time at Paris, where (as he phrafes it) he affirciated with an emigrant Nobleman, who had been permitted to re turn to France, in the various offices of groom of the bedchamber, miller of the honk, and gentleman in waiting—which I prelltme meant that he was foie dome.: i:. Or:e day attending this nobleman at din ner,. there happened to be prefent f 1 officers of the army of Boa•raara, Who from ftiendlh:p before the revolution Tithed his wafter. Both they and he had been at Marengo; and they agreed, though they had fought OR oppofite fides, in thus liati!sg • the tootle of that ever mcmorable battle. At its comnieacement, a more brave and well appointed army never advanced to the attack than that of MU LAS. It covered apparently the whole ground which 1 it was neceary to occupy, either for fecurity a gain'- . any attempt to turn its Ranks, and give the full er ica to its weight and itrength, which much exceed ed thnl of the French. Upon the other hand, they only prefented a folid front, comparatively of (mall extent. Thi, the Aufirians loon forced, but in doing fo, it became evident that a great part of the French army were ailing 311 ght troops, and fpreading along the whole extent of she Aufirian, whowcre employQ in every (holier merely to bleed and weaken their bat talions. At the first attack this produced no very pew ceptible confequenee : It was carried quietly, nail with invincible prow/eft. But the fame game was re- , pealed during the whole day. Yet even at the ap proach of the evening, fo Rgnally Tupelor was the prowsfs of the Maroons, that their fuperannuatird General regarded the battle as won, and font his ca. valry to the tear for reptile, inflead of making them drive away a fmall corps de Merv, of *boot too° of the French army, commanded by Derain, which alone remained unbroken, at fonts dillance from the fcene of anion. Theta ferved as a rallying point to the featured troops and tirailkarr of their army, which psefently advanced, and found the Aulirians aurn out and diminithed greatly in number, boa care lcGly confident of their hard won victory. and unpre pared for further comet. All afterward. was mag acre, darknefs, and apprehention, un:il the neat moe. oing (hewed that Met as had fußained fear Loh as to be no longer able to make head againfl B . If this acconnt be true (and lilt be nor, the contra- Ji.ftion of it mutt be as eafy matter), there needs to no farther derounflration of the neceffity of mak- ,og ourfclves RI 1 dere of the fy nem of light tzoopt and , f difengaged Lighting, if we art to combat the Frcncle iii iencuradiOns. • TICIIMI Of MT UM&