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UPP - - VUMBER 56371 SECOND TIME. TREATRE.ROYAL, DRUR Y-LANE. • TO•MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, will be aged a New Play, Five Ads, called THE CURFEW. • Written by L. Tom N, Efq. Author of The HONEY Moox. The Mudc compofed by Mr. ATTWOOD. Noarexs•—Hugh de Tracy, Mr. Barrymore ; Robert, Mr. Ban nifter ; Bertrand, Mr. H. Siddons ; Walter, Mr. Palley; Philip, Mr. Eyre. Matilda, Mrs. Powell ; Florenez, Mifs Duncan. Da tas—Fitzbarding, Mr. Ellifton ; Armftrong. Mr. Palmer ; Conrad, Mr. Mathews, Herman, Mr. Cailes. With a Glee and Chorus of Banditti. To which will be added a Farce, called THE DEVIL TO PAY. A New Operatic Piece, in Two Ads, is in rthearfaL - . MRS. KENDALL's NEW NOVEL. This day was publithed, In Three Volumes, 1 amo. price Jr as. in beards, 1 MORE LAND MANOR ; or, Who is the Heir ? . By Mrs. KENDALL, Author of Derwent Priory. Cagle on the Rock, &c. &c. 1 'rioted for Longmau, Hunt, Rees , and Orme, Patcrnofter-row. 1 Of whom m.iy be had,juft publ:thed, MAD,astz DE MAINTENON, Tranflated from the French of Madame dc Geniis. fu a vols. limo. price Bs. in boards. In a few days 1411 be pnbliihed, inttro Volumes, Royal Oda o, embellilbed with Twenty-nice Copper-plates, and a Map of Scotland, in wbith for the time die Caledonian CaNd is laid down, TRAVELS IN SCOTLAND, by an undual Rouse; with a Trip to the Orkneys and tie Hebrides; con taining Hints for Improvements in Agricialttire and Cowmen, Cheaters and Anecdotes, By the Itt• JAMES HALL. A. M. . Printed ford Johofon.St Panrs Church-yard. - • - Tbh day was publihed, In Two Volume., Odtavo, price t6s. in boards, A new Edition, eurreetcd, of rigE. HlST9iir of. if; LIFE and REIGN of PHILIP, KING of MACEDON; the Father d Ale:- soda. By THOMAS I,F.LAND : D D. FeHow of Trinity Cgi i lege, Dublin. Piloted for Longman, limit, Rees, and Orme., PaternJfterii vow; and I. Parka, Oxford. This day was publiihed, pike is 6d. The Bth Edition of THE MAXIMS of H.ZALTH ; or An Efray on hidigeftion ; containing Advice to Perfuns aillided with Con' plaints of the Stomach and Bowels, alfo to thole troubled with Nervous, Bilious, and Gouty Diforders, habitual Coftivenefs, and tieach.ach ; with Obfervations on Regimen and Diet. includirg a Treadle on Sea and Cold Bathing, and Remarks oa the Shower Bath; likewife explaining why the Sea and Country Air is more falubrious than that of Cities and large Towns. By R. SqI,JIRRELL, M. D. Soho-Iquare. Sold 6j Mr Highley, No 24, Feet -greet ; and Hatchard, No Igo, Piccadilly. This day Ina .publiihe two large volt. Bvo. prije in boards I 's. the Seeoud. Edition, with Corredions and Additions, of • A DISSERTATION on the PROPH LCIES that have been fulfilled, are now fulfilling, or will hereafter be fulfilled, relative to the great period of 1260 ycars—the Papal and Mohanimedan Apofta6es, the Tyrannical Reign of Autichrift or the Infidel Power, and the Reftoration of the Jews. By GEORGE STANLEY FABER, B. D. Vicar of Stockton upon Tees. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 6a, St. Paul's Church yard ; and fold alfo by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author. • t —A Supplement to the aft Edition of the Work above men tioned, price 4 5 . 2—A Ditfertation Oil the Myfteries of the Cabiri, in two large vokinies Bvo. price in hoards Os. This day was publiened, in Six Volumes, Odtavo, I'rice 21. 125. dd. in Boards, TIDE HISTORY of tht REIGN of GEORGE 111. 1 to the Termination of the lase War. To which is prefixed, ; a View c t the Prngreffive Improvernisit of England, in Proipuity and Strength, tothe Amen - ion of his Majefty. By ROBERT BISSET, LL. D. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-row. " Dr Ellie's Hiftory is highly prAfe-worthy—it narrates with greater detail and completenefs than Nlacfarla"e, Bcllham, or Adolphus, the traufaetions of the prefent reign. The ftyle is na tural, yet elerwt—the information abundant, yet feled--the eri tieifm loyal, yet liberal. In fhort, it appears to us more likely than any of the rival hiftories, to annex itfelf to Hume and Smollet, as the regular and generally received Continuation of the Hiftory of England."—Annual Review, Vol. J... This day was publifbecl, , In One Volume Odt.vo price Bs. in boardq, A SHORT INQIJIRY into the POLICY, HU MANITY, and PAST EFFECTS of the POOR LAWS; and into the Principles upon which any IVlcaltires for their Im provcment mould be coodueted ; in which a►e included a kw Con- Clerationa on the Qe.ftions of Pulitici Fconorny ?Ira intimately rnnurdled with the Suhjat ; j. rticularly on the Sapply of Food in England. Li One of His Niojefty's Juilices of the Peace for three inland This day was publifhed, in One Volume, elegantly printed in foolf cap Bvo. price 6s. in boards, the Third Edition of RHYIdESON ART ; or; the Remonftrance of N• a Painter: in two Parts. With Prefaces and Notes, in cluding Stridtures on the State of the Arts, Criticifsa, Patronage, and Public Tatte. Counties. " /Egos et pauperibus prodeft, locupletibus zque " Printed for J liatchard, No. tpo, Piccadilly; alfo by Meths. F. C. and 3. itivington, St. Paul's Church yard ; James Afprrne, Cornhill; and every othh. Bookfcller in the United Kingdom. This day was publithed, price ss. bd. No I. of a new Series (to be continued Monthly). of CENSURA LITERARIA, containing Opininns, Eztraels, and Titks of old Engli(h Bcoki, efpecially thoft .tieb are (cam, with Meditations on Literature and Ll'e : to wtikh will now be regularly added, NECROG RA PUT A Ac• I it °RUM ; -r M . :nioirl of deceafed Authors. El SAMUEL EGERTON BRYDGES. I'fq. Printed foe Longman, Hurft, Reza aad Orme, Pail:mutter-row; and J. White, Fleet•arett. ' • CONTENTS. Letters by Sir William Temple,&c. t;oc.—Soled Lctt, re to the Prince of Orange, &e.. by ditto, 17ot—The Earl of nr!ington's letters to Sir William Temple. t7cs—Ditto to feverat con:tent Pillions, I 701 —Sumer's% Inflation of IV..trianie General Hit . - tory of Spain, thcop-e-Hawes's Patti= of Pteaftire—Harriistou'a Epigrams, 1615.. A Sermon, by T. Lufliingtoo, B. D. 17 t i—Hif i3tv of Philip de Comr.iines. Lord of Argcnton, 1674-1 he Bi ihop's 8ib1e,1658-e-The 'franflation Bitle now ofed, :6r 3 Extrads of the Paradife of Dainty Desires, 15;6—Scott's Para doxes, teen—The Reward of WicLednefe—Mifeellanca Medita. dons, &e. 1604—Green's Exhor atiqns to Marlowe. ece. tsp. Ont.... Churchyard's Prai:e of P.i..:try, issope-Life of Colonel Hutebinfori, 18,.:6-Memoirs of Mr. Charles Smith—Lives of Modern Poets—The Ruminator, a Series of Moral and Sentimen tal Mays—lmitations of the 16th C) of livraece—to Laura—. Litem Obitsary. 3‘o GEMS OF POETRY. . - . This day w en: publithed, two new Editions, one on fuperfine large paper, elegantly printed, price hs in boards, and the other neatly printed on (mailer paper, price S r. 6d. bound, fur Sishols, CLASSICAL ENGLISH POETRY ; being a choice Collealon of THREE HUNDRED of the belt Molt Pieces of the various Enililis Poets, containing um EN TY THOUSAND LINES, and a Preliminary DilFertation on the Nature and Recitation of Poetry. By Dr. MAYOR and Mr. PRATT. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge Rreet, Black friars, and to be had of Bookiellers, with the full Allowance to Schools. Of whom alfo may be had, t. POETRY for CHILDREN, containing fuch Pieces as it may be proper to commit tb Memory at an early age. By Mils Aikin, price as. half bound. a. The HISTORY of ENGLAND In EASY VERSE, adap ted to the Memory of Young Perfons. By R. J. Johnfon, A.M. price as. 6d. half bound. _ ---- , •: I...tra,'!i.s.rix "! ... • . . • ,-- • • , . ...1 4. 4 . e - ' •, ~ 4:1 4" 7 6 4 '... .- ' 1 l i . F . . 4 *Lt . r :, i t' t. • • i li t ' . cS :.) • / . • r pli- -- • 4s h "CMS ~., ' I Q 4 41 • ' 41. . ' 1 ‘.....:A. .: /......' s • AM ' ' s • ' 1 ". -... n `3 4 l it . - Tr ''.-. • • -- 9 . A...._ ilk!P _. -,....,..,.. . . • % _ . ~. ...,.- 4.34,tut•-- , -- L. I.'ic s I . . • 0 • • s , _ .. .. • . FRIDAY FEBRUARY 20. 1807 ' . • [P=I36E-Pave: • • 't "P ORBNANCA Faintary 7,180704 "vICERS of flitMaieb 1 ' I . , -eke. u. _ Timber in the Second . I the tit day of hr.. - ' Strand, price 1 4 s. in b.. • This day a as 1. - ' dENk..,, stions.... i l IX./. r . I FOREIGN IN7 B 1 & 4.- - • --.-- • ' • PARIS, FEB. 10. r c the Emprefs, this city has rc. t , 4 47 the .Princefs Carama - 1 • -la Walfburg,'rrtich qle American Majefty. t 1 1 1 : i I i I I 1 II ti I i 1 . 1 II t i li • OFFICE OF ORDNANCI. Fame", 7,1E0 THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Mr .1140, . ORDNANCE do hereby give Nwiee, NOV k 4 ThSTAMENTUM Git.UIII,6IiIESBACH. aHE purthafers of the FirA Volume of the above Work printed at Anlle In 1796. are hereby informed that the Second Vn:uqu IS arrived, and will he ready for deliveiy on the tit day of March next, at Payne and Marl:inlay's, No. 87, Strand, price iv. in hoards. • ARMY. AMAJOR in a Regiment of One Battalion, w 7 :l exchange to Half-pay. A Capta:n or a Garrifon Battalion iu ready to exchange to any Corps on ForeizirService, on coniti • Huns of receiving a liheri difference; and a Captain of a Gareilica Battalion will•exchaugg to Half pay. Letters. poll: paid, (none elle received) addreffed to T. C. Ord. nance Coffee Houle, Wcltminfter Bridge, will be immediately attended to. . N. B. A Lieute;nant Colonel in a Regiment at home, is deli ions to exchange to a Carillon, or Second Battalion that is to remain ffationary at home, and will, if the fame can be effeEted imtne4 ar,ely. give a hand(ome difference. To fuch Pc:fons as may have Seafoned Wa lnut-Tree Timber in their polTeflion, or who may be inclined to fell their Walnut-Trees in the prefent Seaton, that, they, the. Principal Officers will be ready to purilsafe loch quantities of Walnut-Tree Plank as may be from time to time tendered to them. The Plank mutt be found and fit for making Mufquet Stocks, and of the thiiknefs of two inches and a half, and muft be delivered at the Tower, where payment will be made in ready money, when required, for the accommodation offerfons having fmall quantities to difpofe of; fo loon as the Plank has beenMealured and approved by the Offi cers belonging to the Royal Manufadtory of Sm a ll Arms at the Tower. This day ISM publifhed, price tt. A SERMON f9r a GENERAL FAST ; faitable to Chriftians of all denominations, and calculated to revive the g - mune fprit of our Holy Religion. By A LAYMAN. Printed for Longthan, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter rota ; and Barry, Briftol. • FOREIGN INTELL IGENCE. STAYS invented by Mrs. LLOYD GIBBON, for which the has obtained the Royal . Patent: This invention k properly fuitrd to the hoily, giving and preferving natural and well proportioned nape; if pendhlous, will ketually be reduced in a short time, with great cbmfort So the wearer. Mts. L. G. has alto a new plan, for the tire of perfons afflided with Hernia, called Rapture, which is perfeciTy tafy, and ails as an exterior momen tum; fupporting and guardhlg the bo-vels, and with the aflittance of her Patent Stays, per forms a cure In k few months. M. L. G has' the fatisfanion of man) , letters from perfons who' hare de. rived linrylar benefit; and requelled, for );he good of (Gaiety, Mrs. L. G. to make her ingenious contrivance more known to the pub lic. Mrs 1.. G. gilts every lady herfelf, and may he teen from eleven to live n'ele.ck—To prevent trouhie ail fixes are ready. 1 CITA Read./ Money.—. No. 7, Sackville.itreet, Piccadilly. . . ' ••' s• PARIS, FEB. sek• • Since the return of the Emprefs, this city has re covered its gaiety. Yerterdiy the .Prineefs Carma n-tea. the Counteffes of Metternich Walfburg,Truch fefs Mostonfka, and Mrs. Armftrong, the American Ambaffador's Lady, 'were prefented to her Majeft y. .The S per Ceot, Confols are at 76f. 15c. . -1. • EREST, FEBRUARY 4. • The following is ins extra@ from a Report tranf mitted to the Maritime Prefeet by M. theCopfain'of . the frigate Guegen, Direaor of the Convoys on the Northern Channel : I have the honour to inform you, that on the 3cth of January ediout half after nine, P. M. having got under weigh, with the inteution•of falling for Breft, with a convoy of 26 fail from St. Malo, efoortedby the Trill:crap* curer, commanded by M. Pt geault, Lieutenant of the veffel which I command, and of the gun boats 282 and at, tl.is cutter, in particular, was attacked lw fit or (even Englith pinnace+, fent from the chips of war ftatione.: off Breit, and which having liana her, !hipped alinuft al their crivis on board, armed with piftuls, pikes, and cutlafres, with the deign of carrying her off, and of courfl to reize the convoy; but the vigorous miff:ince they met within a brifle engagement which " halted about three quartos of an hour, and during which two men belonging to the Printemps were killed, and ten badly woun ded. obliged the Ettglith to (beer off, !raving the mailer of one of their pinnaces on hoard, mortally wounded in Meru different places, betides Infing molt of their men, in confequenee of receive ing the fire of the cutter and the ge..-lioats, and which did not ccalc till the enemy was out of :he h of the guns. " I cannot but praife the conduct of Lieutenant Begeault dur- ing the whole of the action, he having extricated himfelf from k een' of the Eitglifli who attacked him, and the 'nfign de Valffeau FriuoLthe fccond in command, who being Rationed in the mid &fps when the enemy was boarding the Tafel in great numbers, gallantly oppofed them, and forced feveral of the affailants into the fa." Each Propofal tttu3 fpecio the quantity of Plank to be fold, and the price required C. r-it per foot fuperficial; and the fame is to be forwarded addreffed to the Secretary to the &sail of Ord- Dance, Office of Ordnance, PaH-Mall. : • By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW.Secretary. OFFICE OF 4,1131141 c -CE, POrmaty 110807 FHE PRINCIPAL OfFiCERS of Hi: 111ep bRDNANCE do 67elry give Nyfi,e. That Proporals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before the sth day of March neat, froni fticloPerfons as map be willing to undertake the fupply of sto Losds of hewed Elm Timber % for the fervice of the Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich, of the Bic of So feet at the leaft; and the Whole to be ' delivered into fore in the courfe of the =ruing three month,. Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contra& mai , be known upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforefaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Fropofala arc to be delivered, Pealed. and indorfed " Proporals for hewed Elm Timber ;" but no Pro pofal can be admitted after the fall 4th clay pf March, at twelve o'c lock at noon of the fame day, neither will any Tender be no ticed, for lets than forty loads, nor Lintels the Part 7 making it, or in Agent in his behalf, Mall attend. By Order of the Board, • R. H. CREW, Secretary. DR. OILEGOILY's NEW CYCLOPEDIA. JUST COM PLETED. MR. PHILLIPS refpeftfolly announces the recent ALVA Completion of Dr. GREGORY's NEW CYCLOPEDIA (the only modern Work of the kind) in two loge and magnificent (arto Volumes, illuftrated by One Handred and Forty Engrav • ings, price 51. iss. in Boards. It is doubdcfs underftood try the Public, that this Work con tains the prefent State of every Branch of Knowledge. including all recent Difeoveries e.t'd Improvements; and that, although it is comptized in only Two Volumes, which are fold at a firth or eighth part of expence of other Cyclopedias ; yet, by the re jection of e.iraneous fuhjeas, not properly connected with a Dic tionary of Arts and Sciences, all objedts of ufeful or probable Reference, and all important Facts and Principles, are given as much at large as in Works ten times the bulk. . Either of the twelve Parts may be bad feparately, at Nine Shil lings; and, perfons difpoled to take in a part Weekly or Monthly, may be fupplied regularly by all Bookfellert. N 0.6, Dridge Erect, Blackfriars, Feb. sr, 1806. By MARTIN ARCHER SHEE, R. A. Printed for John Murray, Fleet-fireet, London ; and Archibald Confl able and Co. Edinburgh. " Very few of the Moderns have cultivated the Mule with more striking fuccefs ; and whether we regard the vigour of his conceptions, the appofitenefs of his metaphors, the elegance of his exprellion, or the nerve and flow of his verfe, the author of the Rhymes on Art need not 'brink from a comparifon with our mutt refpedlable esifting writers."—Montbly Review, July, zflos. With fentiments perfedtly congenial to thole of the author, and with the molt cordial admiration of the talents he has dif played in the expreiflon of them, we have read this performance of an artist, whole merits, in his own line, we have often fern with fatisfadtion. His skies are fo important, and his illultra dons of them, both in poetry and prole, fo various and fo ingeni ous, that whatever number of paffages we can bring forward as fpecimcas, we mutt infallibly leave Rill more unnoticed, at leaft of equal v Alin and merit. It is written with an eloquence which at once delights and cot.itinces; it is genius ple..ding for truth." Britilh Critic, September, 18os. MICHEL ANGELO. Speedily hill be publactl, elegantly printed in Imperial 410. by _Bentley, evatait.it.g a portrait of Michel Angdo,by llartolozzi, and so other EngLieings, price 31. 3s 10 cum boards, the ad Edition of i 'HE LIFE of MICHEL ANGELO BUONA R. A. ROT( ; comprifing his Letters, Poetry, &c. Specimens of which are trabilited by southey and Wonlfwonh into Fngtifh Vcrie ; containing au a critical Difquifitinn on his merit as a Sculptor, a Painter, an Architedt, and a Poet. By K. DUPPA, Efq. The work will he ornamented with a Portrait of Michel Angelo by Bartolozzi ; fac fimilcs of his hand-writing, confining of a letter, and a fp: cimen of an original compofition in poetry, with the fame poem afterwards publilhed, Hewing the corm eions and alterations it widens ei.t in the printing; Outlines of the Laft Judgment, and the whole of the compofitiois on the cieling of the Sifline C hapel in the Vatican ; three Views and a Plan of St. Peter's, as defigned by Michel Angelo,.fliewing the nate, of the Church as it was left at his death, engraved by J. Roffe ; and forty-two other plates of out-lines, comprifing all his well-authen ticated compofitions in Sculpture and Painting. Printed for John Murray, Fleet-tit - etc, London ; and Arch. Conftable and C; o. Edinburgh. This Volume will comprife 2t additional Plates, which may be had hparatdy by the purchaicts of the tonna edition, when I publiAted. • FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSFS, &c. MR. GREENOUGH's LOZENGES of TOLD. wach Contain 11 the foftening and healing virtues of the celebrated BALSAM" of TOLD, and are the pleafanteft add moft effeetual remedy. of tit kind in all Coughs, Hoarfeneffes, Sore Throats, and Deflutions en the Lungs, healing the Rawncfs and Somas of the &raft, and affording great relief in Sbortnefs of Breath, and in Afthmatic and Confumptive Complaints; they do not cloy the ftomach, but rather create an appetite But as the great benefit tcv be derive) front thent can only he Ce ntred by having them Genuine, the public are reluefted to ob ferve, that R HAY WARD. No. to, Ludgate Hill, is printed on the Stamp, as all others are Counterf, its. There Lozenges are prepared ant fold by R. Hayward (Sam& for to T. Greenough the Inventor,) No. 10, Ludgate Hill; and fold by F. Newbery and Son, No. 4 . 5, St. Paul's Church-yard; Bayley and Blew. Cockfpur-ftreet; Bacon and Co. No. iv, Oxford ftreet ; and Wm. Clark, No. 269, Borough.—Price ts. lid. For COUGHS, COLDS. ASTHMA, and CONSUMPTION, ROBBERDS'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR, or COUGH DROPS. ['HE Si7 l . ju y celrbrated D ROPS, by their happy and immediate elfea in removing the molt obflinate Couch nr Catarrh, and all tendency to Confumption, render them a va luabic karaily Medicine. And when we confider the variablenefs of oar Climite, which conftantly induces us to catch Cold, and, that from this taking cold, originates a multitude of Difeafes—as Aftlnua, pain in the Chelt, offelifive Breath, it.ll tmmation of the Lungs, and Confumption, With a long train of Evils—no head of a Family should lay down without a fmall fupply at tuft, of this al moft inflantaneous Remedy. Many thoufand Perfons can teftify the happy Elfcels they h•tve received freak it, when every other medical Alliftanee had failed. A CAUTiON.—Obferve the name of R. Butler, No. 4, Cheap fide, is engraved on a black Stamp, which Is affixed to each Bottle: all others are Counterfeits. Sold by Appointment of Mr. Rob herds, Apothecary, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, CLeapfide, corner of Paternofter-row, and Retail by Clark, No. :69, tarouAll; Allen, No. 76, Oxford-street; Stratton, Leict iler-fqunr, and molt Coun try Bookfellas and Medicine Vonders in Bottles at as. 9d. and 6s. each. TRIESTE, JAN. 24. The French army of obfervatinn in the Frioul has been confiderably augmented. It confitts of 40,000 men. and the junetion of the referee diaributed in feveral parts of the kingdom could very Peon increafe it to 80,000. The inhabitants of the Turkill province of Bofnia have all taken up arms to recta the Ruffians. On the other hand, the Servians have cqllreted a valf number of cattle, which, it is fufpeeled, were intended for the fervice of the Ruffians. The Danifh and American ♦elyds are the only ones that the Englifh and Ruffians Puffer to enter our port, as they feetn to refpeet the flags of thefe nations rather more than formerly. AMSTERDAM, FEB. T 3. In a German paper we read a letter from Vienna, in which it is mentioned, that his Excellency the Mi oilier at War, having received intelligence of the oc. cupation of Moldavia and Wallachia by the Ruffians, had given older% for atrzmbling 60,000 mea inTran fylvania. From Ragura, Jan. 3, they write that 6300 French troops there are continually at work upon the forti fications. The ilrongefl places in Dalmatia, viz.— Zara, Sobenico, Spolatro, and Marcaffir, are put in the bell Rate of defence. The Ruffians from Cattaro lately made an attempt upon Lefina, hut were beaten off by the French troops, with the lots of about three hundred men. FRANKFORT. FEB. 6. We have heard that Brannan has lately been pro- vifioned f•'r four months. The faint hopes lately entertained of peace have quite vanifhed, not only on account of the movements we hear of among the ar- , mfrs, but from the continual arrival of troops and confcripts from France. The works of Praga, we learn will contain 60,000 men, and are fuppofed to be im pregnable : thole at Zakorcyn are upon a more con• fined fcale, but et:ually firong. FROM THE FRONTIERS OF TURKEY, JAN. i 7. The lall news is more favourable for the Ottoman Empire, than the former reports reprefented. The army under the Duke of Richelieu has not entered our territory, but remains near Odeffa, under Lieut. General Latigeron, the Duke himfelf being confined by illnefs. The Duke's forces have been ettimated at 4.0,000 men. Even in Wallachia, under General fvfebellon. whole operations feem to be retarded by the delay of the march of the referve, there are nib more brigades than thole under the Generals liar rink, Gortochakow, Kutufow, and Kamentkoi, the younger. LEMBERG, JAN. zB. The newly appointed Governor of Gallicia, Gene ral Belle garde, has not yet arrived bete, notwitn (landing his predeeeffor Prince Charles of Lorrain his let out for Vienna. Prince Hohenlolie commands here airs/trim. BRESLAW, JAN. 19. Mre are affured that the Prufflan Commanders of Neil& and Glatz, have refolved to hold nut to the lilt extremity. The former has a garrifun of 4, the latter of 3coo men. Some detachments of Pruflian cavalry from Neiffa lately approached Gnt tau, where learning that the Bavarians wcre in mo. lion, they thought proper to retire to their garricon. VIENNA, JANUARY 29. The negotiations with our Court continue ex tremely aelive. Couriers arrive and depart every day. Our Chancery has lately fent difpatches to le- Tetal Cnurts. The French and Ruffian Envoys alto receive feveral courier;. Rance Gagerin arrived here lately from Peteifburgh, with difpatches. It is is:.- lieved that in a very short time we (hall know what part our Court means to take in the prefent [tate of affairs. THK CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDretNE lOR COUGHS, • COLDS, AND ASTHMAS, • CCHURCH'.COUGH DROPS, as a Medicine have bells fo hing known and approved, as to neat very little tel•be laid to recommend it to the PUblie ar the belt preparation fur recent Colds, Coughs, and confirnied'Althmas.—The many thoufands cured during TwAve Yeats trial. have confirmed the high eftimation in which it has been long held. A recent COld.and Cough yields to a few Doles: and the moll confirmed Afthmas (within the power of M:dicine to accumplith) have beta cured by perfevemoce in their ufe. Menrs. Sit stw and EDWARnc, No. 66, St. Paurs,Church-yard, h tying putchafed this, and all Mr. Chu7ch's Medicines, none can poffibly genuine hut luck as have their Names engraved on the Stamp, " Shaw • and Edward;, 66. St. l'aul'‘ Chcrch yard," the imitation cf which is felony. l'rice only as. 6d. and 45. 6d. per bottle. FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS. &c. PECTORAL ESSENCE of COLTSFOOT. The herb Coltsfoot, caled Tuft'ligo by the ancients, was dilliti guithcd by them, as its natmc flifficlently eativeys, for its exceilence in the cure of Coughs, and other pulmonary complaint S--and this ill'ence has, in the courfe of a long praelize, been found !he moft fate and eireaual remedy for Coughs, Afthinas, and all Dirorders of the Lungs. It gemly opens the breaft, and immediately gives liberty of br..athing, without any danger of taking told—it admi rably allays the tickling width poke, frequent coughing, cLanfes the fmall glands, relaxes the fibres, and thereby enlarges the ea ' skies of the vefleis--thus it will prevent Conlumptions, if taken before the lungs are ulcerated. It cures alfo .dl bulky and dry Coughi, heals rawncfs and fore- nets of the Breaft, and gives relief to thole who, through age or Infirmity, are del. rived of reit or fleep. This IStnee is prepared by James Ryan, furgeon, in Briftol ; ' and fold only by F. Newberry sod Sons, No. 45. the ea ft end of St. Paul's, London, in bottles, 3s. (KL each, duty included ; and none are gcimine hut thole which have the words " F. Newberry, No. 45, St. Paul's," engraved on the flan,. BY DIVINC PROVIDENCE, l'Hr BALM of Q . llll'o, price only 2s. 9J. the I bottle, is the belt Remedy in the univerfe for Nervous Com plaints, the molt powerful reitorative and reanimating Balm of Life and Health, and the fafeft and belt Medicine in the world. It is not pretended that this Medicine can arrelt the pre ref; of nature,hut it is aliened and proved that it will reftorc health even where the conftitution appears to have been irreparably injured. Thole who have impaired their health by a relidence in hot ail unhealthy cli mates ; the your): of either ccx, whole inf.rmitics threaten prema ture ige, a life of mifery, and an early diligurinii ; and thole more advanced in years, whole tutterin; rapid's frames appear withered arid almolt worn eut, are the more immediate °Nee% of this fuothing Balm, whole benign influence may be extended to the whole Oars of Valetudinarians. For in. all cafes, and in all ages where the folids arc relaxed, where the cotiftitution has received a (hock, or is by any means debili tated, this RESTORATIVE and RE ANIMATING BALM of LIFE and Hum..rei will produce the bappicit effects; the cold and tremulous nerves will he warmed and Readied; the relaxed fibres of loft flabby Bell , will be braced and rendered firm; the mufeles will be invigorated; the finews will be ftrengthened; the emaciated limbs will he covered with firm Beth, the exhaufted vellels will be replenifticd; the impoverithed watery blood will become rich and ballamic, and its languid circulation reftored to the fanative impetus, which is the true criterion of health ; the languid drooping Ip , ritt will be revived and cxhilirate.l ; digeftion will be promoted; in (holt, the tone of the nerves will be refto red, and by thefe means the whole conflitution will be renova tes'. Feeblenefs,laffitude,anxiety, melancholy, and all the deplor able fy mptoms of difeafe wit vanil6 ; and ftrength, ardour,ferenity, and every evidence of renovated health will be the happy re tult of taking this ineitlmable Balm in dee time, according to the directions for ufe which accompany each bottle. • The Balm of Quito is prepared and fold by W. Withers, Chemil, 229 .Strand, near Temple Bar, London ; and Retail by all relrcaatilt Mealtime Vaiders. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT ; GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING. FEBRUARY 21, will be aCted the Coaiedy of THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. Penruddock, Mr. FUMBLE. To which will be added the New Pau:omit:me, called MOTI - lER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. On Monday, King Richard the Third; with Mother Gnoret