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. . . 1 • ' , . - : - -i. "'- ..P` • • _ . .....„.c.:;•,A..-,A. . _ . . . . • . . .. _ . . .- . . ' • • S r • • ~..„1 - . 4. IV - :„..,, 447 . .. .• . -- ...i A. .• • ' .1.. ;' - - ••:.. . , .. .. . . , . . s ~ ....,. .0 . 0: 7 15y t i e ." . . `'k • tr • ..... ~,, . , t .i . It e : ./.1 ,64„ ..... :.... -3 4 4. ir....,_ ".'t. • ' • Or( 41 P -'44. k ( „4 ti .. .. vii . .. . . ''.."`%.... ,cr - • . S ik , i j k • • -....____ . * • :11 i.1 e f fr " • , ‘•% s. NV . a * <;4 4)° ' 4) . .. • • . , ,)). . . - - •,.. . •M. *to 1.. , - - 1 e ..... 7 j • s • • ••• •.. • • FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20 f 181 g. - . . Psucz Sitvim••Pßl4C . • - ...--.. • ' • _ . .- . . . • • • • . T-LVDTA HOUSE, Nov 10, 1818. NEW TRANSLATION OF THE BIBLE 'ANTED, a .respectable MESS-IIAN, fot the! Narpnre Sutoidiary !Force, tar the intansation of the il . • ' t • DIRECTORS of the UNITED FROM THE ORIGINAL BERRISW. • SEVENTY-NINTH REGIMENT of FOOT, who Noble the Goveftsot Calera. UtCHA NTS e ENGLAND reeding • This day was published, ,price to. 6d. Is well *rift situation , feebl situation , and not encumbered with a The services of Lanutaaang_cakeei Ad ams and i ds - isrg family. The most satisfactory references, and security for mem on this occasion, the Commander in Chief &Mkt-cannot • hereby give Notice, . - A REPLY to the QUART ERLY FURST PART of the above Work. • • Y REVIEW £lOO will he required. He must provide himself with o good too highly appreciated, erten A 'attendant circumstances Cook.—Address to the Officers of said Regiment, at Chichester cestaideted, and bis Eseellency has een un ary e nh ee t ce d h be ready to receive Proposals in wet- BY JOHN BELLAMY, Barracks. ' • • duty men petilicity in orders to hisses , ag g y n :l 3 !I DNE.SDAY, the gad of December Author of the Hhtory of all Religions. - . F have the ismer to enolose.—l leave ite: Sold by Lpognuus, -Hurst, sad C o.s and Budd and Catkin. —Thlstay was published, price ts. boards, the 4th Edition fir .. _ . , ./ amita NICOL , Ash. Gen. of the Army. of Ships of the burthen of 600 Tons - ' AN INTROLAIVTION to the GEOGRAPHrof Leasurement, which have not performed This day-we...published, - the NEW TESTAMENT. , To Lkotenant-Colonet Ntenot., Adjutant-General. • op C,othitein tin o arw aost.Tael_______,_cked° 4 l_o" m l i r,_d G.fi g ra of our i giiiiiinglir ikwae , ; l 814—.1 had the bun hono r' ur ael y r esterri Seivil ai a nf ath ald pril it:sej ili n i g B. te 3to and from India or China, specify- .I.* Nye. cuss Second Edit. illustrated with Ten Engravings, at which they may be willing to LET rice 18s. boards, of . . , ig.:. in the Company's Service. V j LEMENTS of AGRICULTURAL CFMAILS- al aoctic e npaneed with litt i ps,77;l7 ttie m s . tionsrr isamination, and • you, fur the information of the Most Noble the Com- a ' TRY In a Course bf Lectures, fertile Board of Afraculturn en accepted Wee ; principally designed for the Use of Young mander• in -chief, the details of my att ac k upon an d • words " Ship Tender" on the Cover By Sir HUMPHRY DA VYi LLD. F.R.S.L. and IL V.P.R.I. Per la* lhd for the SundaTe.ll2kimeee of Schools. , pursuit of the whole force of the Peidiwa that tn. , tog. A duplicate of my dispatch is herewith annexe‘ p, and left with the Secretary at this Piloted for Longman, Hurst, Rea, Orme, and Brovra,,Lers• . .. .- By LANT CARPENTER, LL.D. Prhseet for Lot man, Hunt, Rees, Arnie and Browis, London. :lve o'clock at Neon ou the said 2d dos '; and Constable and Co. Edinburgh. . . —.—...- - . The peculiar circumstances of the first attack, the which hoer no tender will be received. - - ''''' - '' • 'aIiVOLUTION HsT SPANISH AMERICA. nature of the ground, and the rapidity of a pursuit, ei JOSEPH DART, Secretory. SECOND EDITION. Thus day was rablished, in Octavo, price 91. boards, Terms and Conditions under which tbe - Just published, in two. price 85.4 a, . ~, ....:2-: 5... 411,ACCOUNT of the ORIGIN, PROGRESS, *nag which not a moment was allowed to the coo. my to recover their isanic, collect,- or show a front, a t h e c ompany ', aera t es , may b e h a d MEMOLIIS of COUNT DE LAS , • .. t he . 4... pp/ aqua State et the' War carried en hew*. Spain di d. nwica; emaid mi gthe p oet , waftu re sotibdrnit of my forming an exact judgment. of Companion of Napoleon Communicated by - Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on the mg." ha BEM Yessettelhatibyl e the ettecu#on done. In respect to the number vroun Comprising his Secret Correspondence with Lucien Bellawnrt the slat Instant. discovered by Sir Hudson Lore; imitating the Narragerof the the Provinces of ditty no wilculation can wtil be ands, bat floor dig 11 at 4 lll l 4lt a iRTCA/P. - ' Yoyage of Napoleon to St. Helena, his Residence', mine& of e , - Y • concurrent test D on since; that of the kilied may IRELAND. - • living and treatment on that Island ;to winch Is a d ded , a Let. i eon firmly assert, that I have not written one word ANKERS, PROFESSIONAL GEN- ter of Count Las Casa, to Lord Bathurst, svritten from Frank- in the present work.that I cannot prove by authentic ducumene, he fairly estima Led at ndarly double the number laid , Others, in Town and Country. fort. Printed for Henry Colburn, Coodult-street. Many of the facts I relate, I have myself been the eye-witness down. I have already expressed the high gratifica- tion with•which I observed the excellent conduct of .s of; and of others, I possess manuscripts, written hymen of infer- Inman, an Attorney and Solicitor • . " This.day was published, in 3 vols. fivo. price 11.10 s. nudes awl honour who have witnessed them. I have likewise al l , • • , it i s but justice, however, to Captain Rodher, to ~ Fesininster, who at different periods Ins ie in Ireland, particularly in Dublin, VrEMOIRES et CORRESPONDANCE de MA- consulted all thathas been published on the subject"- Auth. Pref. Printed fet Longmao, Hurst, Rees, Ornfe, and Rown, London. mention that he joined my force with three guns of :. nth the conduct of most important legal Iv.l. DAME D'EPI NAY, oar elle donne des details sur sea . his troops between one and two o'clock, P. m. on the oh , conversant wish Me Law as prase- liaisons avec Duelos, J. J. Rousseau, Grimm, Diderot,le Baron LIC ENSED TRANSPARENT WINDOW-BLIND d aware of the trouble and difficulty d'llolbacb, Saint Lambert, Madame d'lloudelut et alums per- MANUFACTORY, frith instant, with not jnore than sir or seven hours meting business between the two coma- sonnages celebres du dix-hultieme siecle. Ouvrage renfermant No. 40, Great Russell-erect, Bloomsbury. rest to his men and horses, therefore he commenced rifling an Establishment In Partnership un grand nombre de Lettres inedites de Grimm, de Diderot et MILLS and BACON respectfully inform the No- the fatiguing march of yesterday, and kept up his uns with the foremost of the cavalry, to the very 1 matters are conducted with ability and de J. J. Rousseau, leaquelles sir d'eciaircissemeut et decor- bility, Gentry, &c. that they have fi tted up their Ware - utmost confidence may be placed do the rectif ane Confessions de ce dernier. rooms fur inspection, with an ELEGANT ASSORTMENT of last, a tribute of praise which I have also peculiar ' satisfaction will be given of the honour Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street. the above articles, consisting of Classical and Rural Landscapes, - Advertiser, who is established in -the correct in drawing, colouring, and general effect : they also re- pleasure in recording as due to the brigade of Ma- Cession in London, as an English Soli- EDITIONS IN FRENCH AND ENOLISH. commend their Grecian and Gothic bordered Blinds for Li- dras European Artillery, under the very able direr. 'artner there of his Irish Establislitnent, Just published, price 10s. ed. brarics and Staircases, being well adapted to conceal unpleasant don of Lieutenant Hunter. rat paid) to Mr. Walker, Attorney and p RIVATE ANECDOTES of the COURT and prospects, outhouses, stabling, acc, Church, Chapel, and Town ' The nature of the country readered it impractica- in Garden, London.—The Advertiser Hall Windows fitted up to resemble stained glass, specimens of s Irish correspondent. FAMILY of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. By one which may be seen at their Manufactory. Plain and bordered ble to inflict that strikingly impressive example; of the Suite of the Empress Maria Louisa. Holland Bands on the most reasonable terms.—Orders front the which, had it been more favourable, would have been OF 230 moo FOR THE FIRST- . 2. Mm ama of Leon* Bo ,Prince of Canino, drawn ' country 'minted , by sending the size of the windows. made; but I trust in its results the action of yester- ; T FUIC, Leasurrment, Clerk the' do Icacting prat. pleasure - in recording as dire t) the brigade of Ma dras European Artillery, under the very able direct tion of Lieutenant Hunter. 'artner )st m The nature of the country rendered it impractica ble to inflict that strikingly impressive example, which, had it been more favourable, would have been made; but I trust in its results the action of yester day will prove as honourable and beneficial to the public interests, as destructive .to the influence and power of Bajee Row. Brigaaier-General Doveton encamped yesterday at Paunder Goursh, six toss south of this, and ! propose returning to-morrow morning•north to Peepal Korn, not only to meet the supplies which I was necesiita ted to leave in the rear, but as the most effectual mode, in my judgment, of co-operating with the Ilti gadier-Generars division, shuuld Bajec Row continue his ' north he • oezo,ooo AWN PRI _!F. . Canino, up front his Correspondence and tither authentic documents ; in two vols. evo. with a fine Portrait of Lucien, 18$. Ditto in French. These Works are entititd in every respect to be tiksfin ribbed from the mass of publications which have hitherto ap peared respecting the family of Bonaparte. Their authenticity Is apparent in every page, god they will be read with a high. degree of interest, as they almond in cations facts not hitherto made known. . . - Lord,* p r i n t e d f o r Wry col/turn, Conduit-street. EAST INDIES. UESD AY, 24th instant. tt he would ill deserve that great e which he has received from the Public failed to inform them that the present s Contractor,) is now upon the eve of of the Scheme, in which, with onit e Four Stock Pram of 4130.000. 'twin; I sale, makes it nectssary that those of me delayed their orders should take the very short interval between this and the 14th instant), when the First-drawn Litled to a Stock Prize of £30,000, said I £60,000 Cone')ls. _ _ . FALL OF MUNDELATL FROM " THE ASIATIC MIRROR" OF NAY IS. The accounts which we have previously received of the strength of Mondelah, led us to fear that more time would be occupied in reducing it than it appears to hive required, from the result of operations which we have now the pleasure of communicating to our Readers.—ln our last, we described the various po sitions taken up by our troops, with the view of as sailing the fort, and the disposition of the different corps under the command of Generals Marshalr and Watson, destined for this Service. On the morning of the 26th of April, the batteries opened, at sun-rise, upon the place; and before five in• the afternoon a Wench-was reported practicable Joyaineanagineec officers, ID one of the bastions of the Just published, in One VoL Avo. pats, 10s. 6d. ACCOUNT of the SHIPWRECK of the ME DUSA Frigate, the Sufferings of the Crei 4 r. and the vari- Occurrences on board the Raft, in the Desert of Zaara at St. Louis, and at the Camp of I}accard.—By J. B. HENRY SA TIGNY and ALEXANDER CORREARD. " This well authenticated little Volume preients ibe detail.; of a scene of horror that can scarcely be conceived to lysve taken place among men in a state of civilised society. • Never,'says • 'swath critic on the subject, was there a recital mordneyible ft mane one shudder in every page, and tretabli in av ' sadoterrameons seines of Ana Radcliffe, and all navy horrors of our letalo-Dramas and our Tragalfs, Shrink to nothing before the real horrors'of this deadful catastrophe.' " Quarterly Review. Printed for Henry Coburn, Cenduit-street: flight .-west, or west as went off. I have, &c. (Signed) J. W. ADAMS, Lleut.-CoL Corn. Nsgpore Subsidiary Force. To . JOll4 Arhus, Esq. Secetary to the Governor Qtneral. • Head-quarters Goruckpore, sth May, I UHL ino directed by the Commander in Chief to trantimit to ytio. for the infOrmation of the Most Noble the Governor IllosoralAlle accompanying copy of a letter received by express 'bob Illejoe 3 Genetal Matehail„ =loupe Sag the dopey'', by as. looh, of the town of Hundelah on the SGth ultimo, and the un .eonditional surrender of the Fort on the for.owng morning, • (Signed) JAS. NICOL, Adj. Gen. of the Army. TO LIEUTENANT-COLONEL NICOL, ADJUTANT . -• . GENERAL OF TUE ARMY. Contract BISH sold (as gaud) Capitals 1 amount tkose sold by any other Oaco- e telling at the Contrattoia 01bee, No. Charing-Croaa, Leedom; and hie and, and Scotland.--Seheassa at Sea, S per Cents. 4 per Cane. Comedic se. 1111410, illi c =,l 4.ll° 1, bopght =ary are Axed, hourly; against BISIrs Of eh the Puble,can see the liactuatioan fort, close to the river. Preparations were imme diately made for storming the breach, andthe party, consisting *of fifteen companies, and supported by as many more and a couple of six-pounders, moved for ward in gallant style, the whole under the command of General Watson. f,£30,000 ! also, No. 15,760, f £30,500! were sold by , • VRIGHT, who trait3.tio 4ba, ; the same good fortune for die :es of £30,000 Consols cub, pOO-5 of El,ooo, &c. 4th THIS MONTH, when the first will receive an extra sum of THOUSAND 'POUNDS ! which are selling at their Old Offiees, I No. SS, HAYMARKET, 141, OXFORD-STREET; gets in most principal Towns. JD PREVENTED. This day was published, In Three -Volumes,- price .61. Is. boards, head-Quarters. Sta—l have the honour and satisfaction of *l . :Toning, for the information of the Most Noble the Commander in Chief, that the town of Mundelah was carried by assault this evening at mix o'clock. Our batteries opened against the place about day-break this morning, and continued to fire on the town with good eftiet until the assault • the fire of our battery from th s opp os it e bank of the Nertiuddah, had the effect of entdading and taking in reverse the face of the work to be attacked, and the breach was in.conseitienee faintly defended, but on entering the town a good deal of firing took place, from w'hich I.understand the .enemy has suffered severely, white our loss amounts to one man killed, and about 13 wounded, as fa: as scrounts have yet reached me • we have captured several guns on the works ! " The operations wereeonducted by Brigadier-Oeneral Watson, under the general heads of instruction I furnished him with ; and it is impossible to do justice to the able and highjy credi table manner hnwhich the whole of the operation's of this day have been brought to a close, by the occupation of the town of Mundelah. • THE ENGLISHMAN IN PARIS. A Satirical -11-. Novel: with Sketches of the most remarkable Characters that have recently visited that celebrated CapitaL Cheque age a ses plaisirs, son esprit, et sea mccurs.--Bottes,o. Je ne sais rim appeler que par son riom J'eppele un cisat, un chat, Rollin un eripor.! London: Printed fee Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater noster-row. Of whom may be had, lately published, 1. BATH, a Satirical Novel; with Anecdotical Portraitq. Thomas Brown, the eider. Second Edition. In three vols. ,Cl. Is. boards,. BeurnioN, or The Steyne ; a Satirical NoveL By the same Author. Third Edttl , m, 3yds. L 1 ls. boards. On arriving at the breach, our troops experienced little or no resistance; but, on entering, a smart fire was kept up for a few minute; by the enemy. Qur troops gaining the ramparts, soon drove the enemy from bastion to bastion, and in a very short time we. bad complete possession of the town. • Several of the enemy were driven out of the place, on the side op posite to where the attack had been made, and cut up 'by the cavalry stationed to prevent the garrison's escape. During the night, the enemy who were in the fort evacuated it, and surrendered to a party o' our troops, when Captain black, of the Bth, entered, and took possession of it. Thus has this place, represented as naturally so strong and formidable, fallen into our hands, with little or no loss. We have heard of only one sepoy being killed, and five or six wounded ; and have seen the loss of the enemy estimated at 500 men ; a state ment which our correspondent is not disposed to think exaggerated. considering the incessant fire of shells which was kept up upon the town and fort during the whole of the 26th ultimo. The troops who have been employed in reducing Mundelah are now ready to proceed against several other forts, of whose speedy surrender no doubt can be entertained. It is, however, remarkable that the examples of Hattrass, Mundelah, and other places, should not have taught the Killedars what sort of an enemy they have to encounter, and shewn them how vain it is to think they can withstand our power. It is said that an effort was made to settle matters with the Killedar of Mundelah previous to the attack, who was offered safety and liberty, provided he would submit and lay down his arms, but he would not ac cept of these generous terms. He required, it seems, that the arrears of pay due to himself and garrison should be paid up, and that they should be permitted to evacuate the place in possession of their arms— terms which, of course, could not bb granted them. At the request of the General, a number of women and children, along with several men, who agreed to lay down their arms, were allowed to leave Munde lab two days before the assault, and have been from that time under the protection of our force. The next destination of the force under General Marshall was not distinctly known in camp ; but-it was conjectured that the infantry and guns would go down to Chowringhur to take that fort, and that the 17 th Cavalry would proceed to Nagpore. We are sorry to observe, that cholera morbus has been raging in the neighbourhood of Mundelah. Our correspondent notices it as prevailing to a consider able extent among the Mahrattas, and mentions that the 28th Native. Infantry and 4 number of camp fol lowers had suffered from it. ACT the many attempts that are ne an the unwary a SPURIOUS COM the GENUINE BLACKING prepared IN, they have adopted a flew Label, in ad addrada, ENCYCLOPEDIA NIETROPOLITANA. This day was. published, price £l. ls. in boards, THE FOURTH PART of the ENCYCLOP/Fr- DIA METROPOLITANA; or, Uranium Dicrtoxase or Kuovrazoos; on an'Original Plan • a few copies are printed co superfine royal paper, with Pro/Impressions of the Plates, price Tree Cmineos, In bawds, containing the usual portions of the Pure Sciences and of the Historical and Biographical Divi sions ; with a complete Treatise on Puxunarscs ; and. In the Miscellaneous Dianna*, Augur* (14 sheets), from the latest authorities. In this 'Article the Statistics, Commerce, and general Reniurees of the United states, as well as those of the Southern ,Mearisphere, are fully detailed. Printed for Rest Peliner, London. ' LIGILHOLIORN, tea in the centre of the Label, that they s, and the difference of the type, vi hichts will enable purchasers at once to dotett I feed a confident expectation of having it in my power to report the occupation of the fort itself in the course of to-morrow. Fuither particulars of the events here announced will be trans mitted for the information of the Commander in Chief in the course of to-morrow.—l have, fcc. (Signed) I). MARSHALL, 31ajne.General commanding Loft Division. Camp before Mundelah, i!6th April, 1818. LACKING, made and ROW wholts* by 97, High-Holborn, and retailed by the relate, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Petin. C. in the United Kingdom, in !Joules at P.S. In forwarding this duplicate of my last night'►epresa,l I have the gratification to report, that my expectation of having to announce the unconditional surrender of the fort and garrison of Musidelah, has proved well founded, as it was occupied early this morning by a detachment from the troops in elle town ; and about 1400 persons, including the Killidar and the notorious Nathnoram, are prisoners in our hands. The third in rank, and most violent among our late opposers, by name " Annund,Sing, Commandant," was killed, during the storm. It is my .intention to bring the Killidar and Nathooram to trial before a Drum-head ('ourt-martial, as soon as they are brought into Camp. 111.11L511A1.J.,, AL.jor.General. L BALM OF GL4EAD. • iat various disorders &the kmia This day. was published, in limo. price Ss. 6d. 0 boards, . • . N INQUIRY, whether CRIME and MISBR.Y 1 - 1. are produced or prevented, by our Present System d( PRISON DISCIPLINE? Illustrated by Descriptions of The Borough Compter—TothM Fields Prison—theviTalls at St. Alban's—GuildfOrd—Bristol—' Bury and Itchester--the Maison de Force at Ghent—the Phila delphia Prison—the Penitentiary, Millbank—and the Proceed ings of the Ladies Committee at Newgate. By THOMAS POWELL' BUXTON, Esq. INL P. Sixth Edition. L . ondon : Printed for John and Arthur Arch, Cornhill J. 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Head-quarters.. darn rkp ore, 4th Hanle t 8. am directed by his Excellency the Commander in Chief to transmit the accompanying copy of a letter to my ad dress from iletatenant-Colonsi Adams, C. 11. commanding the. street, where cures are every day performed in cases which have baffled the skill of eminent professors, and ext. ited their astonishment. Medical Board have particularly attended to those consequences of a certain disease, which entails the most distressing di bailie**. and unhinges the constitution of both sexes. They also remove the effects of those symptoms aris- Jug from juvenile indiscretion, from irregular living, and from a lung residence in warm climates—of this description they beg particularly to notice obstinate eruptions in the skin, sore throat, pains in the head and limbs, frequently mistaken for rheumatism, strictures, fistulas, scropbula, tcc.—Messrs: COOPER and Co. after forty years practice in various Hospitals, are consulted at Woodstock-street, Oxford -street, daily, from eight till eight; and at the Medical Board, Charlotte-House, Oreat Charlotte-street, Blackfriars .road, preciselyfrom twelve 'until eight in the evening. —Mechanics, and persons of moderate income, hate advice, gratis, if they, attend at certain hours, namely, Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday mornings, until one o'clock; and"ll-om six to eight every evening. t:e A side door, sad pstvate rooms for females.