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■ • - • 1 .1: • 4 , =i r a e v* • •••' s At, • 4:et S, t. F 57 4 ,7 4. ‘1 . •I a -4- \ 4111 , fait 411 .‘ . 4 )ls 'L • r iv • I FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1815. • )1 tt r,.. S8(i8 PRICE SAPT,N WATE 11L00 SU BSC RIPTION. MICR OP ORDNANCE, Jay 26, lnl S. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- HISTORIC GALLERY. n 7, PALL-MALI.. Tliiiii Gallery is RE-OPENED to the Public, with a Select Collection of Pictures of the great M isti:ro of the II'ALIAN and FI,EMISI/ School% lately arrived front Paris, among which will he found a capital Picture ty Lueovieu CARAus, of the DEAD ct4iti4T and DAARIES, a chef-d'teuvre of the Muter.—AdnU‘tance FRANKFORT PA PER& Cl I Y OF LONDON TAVERN. •t MEETING of the COMMITTEE on the •t7uh July, 1815, EDW ;RD GWATKIN, Esq. in the Chair, JESTri ORDN4NCE, do Away:kw Nook*, That Propouals will be received at their Office in Pail-Mal, on or before FRIDAY, the 11th day of August nett, from 'itch Person sas may be willing to undertake the supply of ACCO l'R E MENTS, for sesrict of this Department, for a period of three years, determinable after the expiration of the first year, upon notice of three month., at the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and farther particulars, together with the 'refills and Conditions or the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office is aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten mid four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered. sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Accontrements;” but Ns Proposal can be ad mitts(' after the said I tilt of August. at 12 o'clock at noon of the 'ante day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party . making it, or an Agent in his behalf, Jul! attend. By Order of the Board, N. H. CREW, &CPIS arv. SAARBRUCK, JULY Today a great alarm was spread in this town body of insurgents, which the fl . Made amount to 1500 men, approache d with the- intention Of plundiring it, as they have done all other plicel they hale visited ; the few Rusiians in the town and neighbourhood, about 400 in all, assemb led he -e t the inhabitants also offered their assistance , which de Russian Commandant declined. The insurgents. how. int., Were alarmed at the sight of the Russians; and fled over the mountains towards Bitich. Their lektler; named Geri of Ferbach, attempting to-dar to steal into the town as a spy, was immediately ticag , sieed and arrested in the streett ; only the interposition of the Russians, who were °bilged to use force to keep off the enraged multitude, saved his Lie. It is satti, thit atter he was arrested he cried of Vive Napoleon." Eight hunched Prnssianr, are c ,, me; and the 1:,111,1- wehr is forming, so that we are safe from a surprise. ::r ~~ ~~ V.,srleed, That the following Gentlemen be added to the iree—Sir WiWant Kaye, Dart.; Charles Price ; Richard 'I, ,Cliantaerlain of the City of London); Colin Robertson, ns! I:...hard Lewin, Esqrs. That on the First of August, the Committee will be I:.uly in racier and consider the applirastlona of Sufferers for a ,, !..1 from this SullNcription. %lived, I hat all applications far relief must be made in wr i.j:.; l'articulars of Documents and Proofs required, .nay IA at the Conunittec Ruora, at the City of London This day was published, in foolscap SIM. (a New Edition, ilitti ttsted by Engravings) price 7s. boards, of THE PLEASURES OF HOPE, with other POEMS. By THOMAS CAMPBELL.. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa teraostar-row ; and Doig pad Stirling, Edinburgh. Of whom may bOtad, by the same Author, Gertrude of Wyoming, or, the Pennsylvanian . Cottage, and other Paean. in foolscap tivo. the Fifth Edition; with a foe Engraving, price 91. beards. i ::r ••• • !‘ • • . This day was publisited, in 2 Vols. foolscap frro. the Third•kdition. price I As. boards, of R ODERICK, the List of the GUTHS, a Tragic Poem. 'k inert'. I: was rcrort-d to the Committee, that very liberal Subserip •:on !-ad commr•nc.-1 in the City of Dublin, and in the Towns ! i.i,,,,, t ua1, Manehester, and Bristol. Amontit ..: F.tbsaiptions already advertised, £93,441 V& 21. Ce:iler i-, :r:..!.. at Ridge. Collection made at the l'e-r-, •74oatiirfe3 b y Horse-shoe & Magpye, the itev. 1 Jefferson, Middle-row, Holborn, V1Z.17 £l3 0 b, a few Gentlemen • 6 3 (•,.41..e.1J'l matte at Tald- I Hammen it Mawley 31 10 lig, Ken, at sire church Collection at Yarpole -,,,-!, 1 anion, by the Church, Hereford,after Re.V. K. Ward,. A. hi. I al)itcour.eby the ltev. in!, Cie 14s. 3d. John Miller 17 0 Subuription from Ash- John Unwin .5 5 lerd, in the County of Collection at the Paridt ti..!.U,ses. . Church of sutton,itadm lchu Rae, Esq. lit 0 County of .tirrey, on Mr , . E. Adams 10 0 Sunday 2341Ju1y, after 3...1.5.,ew,E.5q.10 0 a Sermon by C. Gard- Z F .tall, Esq. 5 0 ner,D.D. Rector II 14 ( - ..br .!..w,E•q. i 0 Collection made at the. :di. o in. nail 1 0 Parish Churchof Har ..m—...-41 0- . void, Bedfordshire, af- Calectkni at Lawford ter a Sermon by the Church, by the Me'. Rev. Leigh Richmond, John %itrriott 115 0 £6 6s. :lid. R. :.. (Wrsheck) 5 0 James Upton to!lecrian at Hands- Bev. Dr. Barton, Cor. worth Church, Star- Ch. C. Oxford budd:ire, by the Rex- The gilt of a deceased tor, .C 36 13e. 6d. Friend to E.). • re 0 Colketion at the Meet- Collected at West Cowes i:.y-Itoute at Battersea, Chapel, after is Sermon ilit ..r a Sermon by the by the Rev.W. Medina 37 0 lt,%.lcas liughes,a22s 3s id. Thomas MiGhie 0.5 0 'Wham Nonliage 26 6 John Sawn 20 10 11. A. U. 1 0 AU Communications and Notice ef Subscriptions art regoeitod t.' br addressed to tie Committee at the City of London 'lavers. ,ui).criptions are received at Lloyd's; at the City of Laudon % :, , e :II ; and by all the Blushers of the Metropolis. 1.1 August. .. By it OBER l' SOUTHEY, Esq. Net Laureate, and Member of the Ittiyal Spanish Aca(lcmy. Printed fur Lougnaini„Hurst, Rees, Orme, ntsti I.tri•w:i, 1 3 4 , er. onnsier.rwes ; and at the British Ga'lery, 54, New Lund-street. Of whom nay be bad, by the sane Author, Madoc, 2 wok. 165.; Joan Of Arc, 2 vils. 165.; Curse of Kr.. Lama, 2 vols. 14s. ; Thalaha, t vols. 16s. Speedily will be published, The History of the Brazils, Volume the second, in 4to. Just publishrd, ft* Schoult, DTATESSA RUN, sell ilia:gris 1 Fstnria Dornipi tiustrl Jesus Christi, et slaver Evangetiis inter se collatis ipsisque Evargelistarunt verb's arte et ordinate di,posids cuntecta. lr VER.IIUNE, prxiipue ciqu'lionis cast:vita et emendat a, etti preiguntur tabular Palektin= Geographtea, iiection ordo Tel um. liz wont Schularunt. Opera et Studio 'T. Tuts to wA :I.M. Etlitto Seconds. London : Prustant mud Law et Whittaker, 13, Ave Maria lane. ro the GENTIALMEN, CLERGY, and. PREY:IIOI.I)I'AS of the COUNTY ct GEN I'LL/JIM, pEIt ME me to return yon my most sincere thanks, for the high aua distinguiihed honour wh:t.la you hare this day conferred upon me by Electing me one of your Represents= dyes in Parliament. TURIN, JULY 11. His Excellency the General•in-Clilef Baron Fri. mont, has addressed the following letter to hit Majesty the King: " Situ—Being upon the point of passing the Rhone with my army, al;t1 leaving your Majesty's Jorn.- nions, I take the liberty to offer my respectful con. gratulationsupoe the entite delivery ` 1 your Majesty's States from the enemy, w to had invaded a part of them. At the same time I must express my lively participation in the btilliant and honourable conduct of your troops, and my warm thanks f.r the effec tual co-operation with which t' ey assisted the efforts of my army. It is a flattering honour for me to have them under my command, and I beg your Majesty to be assured of my constant attention to them. " I beg your Majesty to accept the assurances of the profound respect with which I have the honour to remain., « FRiMONT." Head quarters, Caretige, July e, GENEVA, JULY K. Tke Council of State of this Canton has received the following letter from Baron Fritneitt*: 66 I cannot leave yeittr territory without expressinz my gratitude for the good reception which you have given my army, and for your zeal id providing fa( its wants. I regretted the necessity of march g large a force through your Canton, but I have tried to lessen the burden by the strictest discipline. What I had most at heart was to protect you from the danger which threatened you. 66 I beg you to depend, upon all occasions, on the interest which I take in a city that has acquired so much glory in Europe, and which in the lair danger so courageously declared for the common cause. 16 Please to communicate these sentiments to your fellow citizens. (Signed) 66 Baron de FlUstoNT." 16 Head-quarters, Canino, July 6. leis." After tae camp here had been filled yesterday (Sunday) the whole day, with crowds of people from die country, who came to see their friends, mea sures were taken to secure. the tranquillity of the night, and especially to prevent any fire, which the very high south-whid might render dangerous. All was quiet in the camp, when, about ten o'clock, a sentinel, at the left exttemity, perceived fire in One of the most distunt b trracks of the camp. In a mo t/lent the battalions were in motion, hot the fire spread sn rapidly that in a few minutes the camp where the tire brokc out, and ours also were cansum d, vitl'cut its being passible to stop the flames. The wind sud denly changing, the camps on the right did not take tire, and by pulling down some intertnediate barracks -the coal igration was stopped—no lives were lest ; but a considerable quintity of effects were destroyed, and seven train of horses burnt. MUNICH, JULY IP. The very nattering manner In which you have thus enable•l me to accomplish this Great object of my ambition, has made an indelible impression upon my mind, and I venture to rereat to you that it sludi be my study, by a punctual and faithful diseiiarge of the duties of the situation to which I have been so honourably elevated, and by an iniremitting *heavier) toll)e interests and concerns of the County of Durham, to justify the choice you have made, and strengthen the relation which, in a way rn pecu liarly gratifying to my feelings, you have been pleased this day to establish between us. With the sincerest sentiments of gratitude :Lai respect, I have the honour to be, Gentlemeo, Your ntost obliged and devoted servant, Durham, August I, 1815. WILLIAM POWLEJT. NCICE is hereby given, Thatthe PA RTNE NO SHIP heretofore existing between us the underigned, Ca hco.Printers and Fusnan-Dealers, in Manchester, an the Co4a:ty of Lancaster, under the firm of Grime, Lanxtoral, and Co was dissolved on the 1/th day of Aril, 1$I5: As wialley, onrhandi this 11th day of April, MIS. WM. lIRERE I'ON 30h. LANGFORD. JOHN IRVIN. '1 his day were putnisueo, In Two Volumes. Svo. price ills. hoards, OONSIDERATIONSon the PRESENr POLI .I icAp SPATE of INDIA.. embracing Observation, on the Character of the Natives; on the Civil and Miti:Jry Courts; the Administration of Just•ce ; the. State of the Land, Tenure, and the Condition of the Peasantry —ind the Internal Police of our Eastern Dr:minions ; intruded chicfly as a Mantra of lititruc two in their Duties tar the junior Si:texas of the Company. By ALEXANDLR FRASER. TY MLR; • Late Assistant Joke of 44 Pergunnalso, Bertt.tl EstAblistitAent. London : Primed fur Black, Parry, and Co. Boast:Heti to tat Honourable kast•lndia Company, I.Tadenhail-street.. S 0 5 0 ALL IN ONE GAY. STATE LOTTE RY of only-5,000 Tick-ts. tor be Drawn 24th AUGUS 1. contaisis a grand Prize or £3O, .00, and 3;000 Guineas iu Gold! - SCHEME: • 1 4420,000 Is 1e20,000 1 10,000 1 14100 a« .... ; 1 1,07•0 ... 9 500 1,0 X) 3 .... • 400 ..... ••• 1,209 a ....•••.. SO) ..... .... 000 3 ••• w° ••••••••• coo 4 ... 100 ..... .... 400 S ..• ••• •.. 50 ... 6 o• • se 250 3410 15 ••• ..• •.. 7,5 0 - •This day were published, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE 'I'REATNIENT of GUN-SHOE WOUNDS, with His . - tortes of Singular Cases and Cures of gallant Warriors, during the Campaigns of 1774, 1777, 177 n. '1779, of the first War in North America; being the V.ccond Eittion, dedicated by per mission, to his Royal Highness the Contmander•ia-Chief. . By H. S r. JOHN NEALE, Esq. Fortae•'y qurgeini Ailajin of the .sth Regiment of Infantry, and tich, t r the Queen's, Regiment of Light Urago.ins. To be had of Mr. Sherwood, Paternoster-row; and at the Author's, corner of Frith-street, Soho-square. Its the Press, and speedily will be published, by the same Au- thor, the Fourth Lin , tun, with con-id.rable A Within., of his Practical k.ssays on the Tleatim.nt ot the 'rases Dorsals. buL Y FOIL THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF LIRSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Croveworeet, Strand, August I, ISIS. IILNErACTIONS SINCE THE LAST RE. 11 POLO' viz. se s. d. _ Coi Firat•drawn Blanks W race . ... 6,0u0 1..? ESCCIIIoITS of Sir 31111r5 /Angrier, Bait. fifti ;ulnas, d. , :nititg legacy duty - 47 S 0 - 1-1 Owen, E.g. per 1144141u1ph and C 0.2 V 0 (;e , rgo Ravesuill, Esq. - - Ann. .2 2 0 F.,. h. Mackenzie, 14. - ' Ann. 2 V 0 Alml.4ws, Aklorell, Ovon - Ann. V 2 0 • I). I 1 lionhon. bog of Helgoland, per Mr. Cording L. L. r ut iuto th.: I.etter-but • 10 0 0 5,000 Tickets. X5O ,04 JO This day was publishell, A new Edition, price Ss. i Instated with Cases,' A Pit ACTICAL 'IREATHiIi on Elie PR EVEN- A. Tlol`4 and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE and its -onsequeLas, as Strictures, Gkets. &c. including practical Ob servations on •I'alies Dortialis,„ Onanism, Weakness', Mural Discharge:a, &c. divested of all re,hilical otiskurities. Ey T. M. CATON, Suk:otl, . No. IQ, Seenhope.strert, Newcastle.stiee•, Strand, Late of the 'United tinsinats of St. itionvis's and Guy's. Printed tor Messrs. bherwaud and Co it., l'iwnoster•row. Where may be lead, Caeou'a Popular Treatise on Indizestiun, a:-‘1 Cutaneous Diseases, price Se. The . 4 '20,000 will receive 2E10,000 mere, malting .e3u.e..on. fiekets and Shares are on sale by RICHARD:P . IN, t;uOD LUCK,.antI Co. Contractors for the present I.nttery; at their Offices, Cornhall and Charing-Cross ; who Sold, in Lleven 'hares, in the last Lottery, No. 11,172, a Prise of £e•d0,000 ; and 140. 6,497, a Golden Prize of 1,000 Guineas, In Nine Shares. 1066 14 0 SOUTHAMPION. TO BE SOLD BY ADC PION, Pkharged and relieved front vatians Prisons, 43 ,Cl5l 2 11 it htiki s, for Ihe son of Ceisidersiltbe Cues of so Petitioners; Approved and Rejected is. 74r., taztimis are receieved by James Camden Neill, E.q. the C%eyne-Walk,sCii , Nea; alio by Nfe.srs.lferries, Far.. to'LLI, and Co. St. James's-4 reet ; lioares, Fleet s.reet ; Chat. trris, bitmure and Co. LOnsbard-street ; Ititld.111•11, Cocks, and Ithlic.,Ch.;‘i [ll-z-ova' ; Darden k Co. Finch lane, Col uluh ; I Lim ; Vern, and Co. No. 77, Lainharit S. Feet ; amid b, the sec: e •ary. No. 7, Craven-street, Strand, where the Hooks :.14i be seen by ebose who are =hued to support this Charity, a;at wtmere the Fdstuty itseet ea Ilse first Wedaestlay in October L-lt. At the Custom- 1 1 0 11 , e, at this Port, on '1 hurulay, the 10th of Angti.t, i dl5, at Eleven o ' clock in the Forenoon, T HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. FOX PRIVATZ lAMILIIIS ONLY . Brandy - • - 271 Galloon,. Geneva - - 6.4 lktto. • lON ROAN CONSUMPTION : Thread I see - - 150} Yards, Thread Lace Veil • 1 • Wand Lace Edging (Silk) 212 Yards, Canary Seed - - 10 Bushels, Fancy Bose', - . • 57 C't 'log itv Wa , er • 6 Bottles, - AU v. h:ch have been wined and legally condemned, and may be viewed, and the Swriti tuta, the day before the Sale. Dito.lT 0 , ADMIIIA/TIP : Fettle./ Red %Vine - 1 Hogshead. YORKE'S LETTEttS PROM FRANCE. • This day were published. In Two Volumes, Wm price Ins iu boards. LETTERS PROM FRANCE ; kitsoihing the Manners end Customs of its Inhabitants, with Observa tions on the Arts acid Manufactures, Public Insii:uti.ins and Buildings, Learned Societies, and the Mode of Trae t tung; in tersper,ed with interesting Anecdotes of celebrated public ch.l - By HENRY REDHEAD YORKE, Esq. Printed ter Sherwood, Neely and Jour', Paterno3ter:row. The s:h bulletin of the Bavarian army has been published. It slates, that by an agreement betwern Prince Wrede, Prince Schw,irtzenterg, the Duke of Wellington. and Prince Blucher, the Bavarian army was to take up cantonments between the Marne and the Scino.—The head-quarters are at Melun. 1 i 1 t AT a GENERAL MEETING of the INSU tEkti with the NORWICH UNIIN, or OENERAI. &sou A rum of the BIRMINO.I4hI DEPAR !MEN Leal th.• :in day of July instant, 'at the l'ubhc Office, in Moor- Erre, birtivnithatn, M.IAK SANDERS, Esq. in the Chair; 'I hr foiLiwing Crlft 14 the was read: Your et,alt:lniCe have the pleasure to iIIIGHO so:', that since tLe r anointment in December, t lit 3, the business at the office La, eery run,ide ably increased; the number of new brawniness rth-c•cd s lice dm period, nu the Ere Dipartßlent, in I:firm:or hwi alone, amount to .540; at the same time )our Coinniittee are gra:lied in Eating that the clam% upon the funds of the office Live been small, In compai to the amutibt insured, and con• s lerably under the gen, tai calculations. he attention of yule Constui:tee lias been directed to prevent fruproper per wis !root rligeting insurance', to see that all fair cl tin., were immediately discharged, and to munitie minutely illte ;LiSt of a doubtful nattier ; occurrences of each descnption Lave comets fore your Committee; but in every instance they feel tratlied in knowing they have been able to adjust them to sati,famion. Awl here ynor Committee acknowledge with pleasure the zeal and acilvity th..• Arnts for the Birmingham Department, ' 4 'isyse enviers Live eunsiderady furthered the elms of your Cwtuai tee. • Your Lott mittee were desirous o' knowing the exact state of the geneial conc.:rob in this ii.ststieloo, r id 10f this purpose they ' 1 1 4 .'0-1 two of tiwir b34,y, via Nix. Mark Sanders anti Mr. 'ihntrias I.owe, to at:end the General %leering at Norwich, held she 30th day of June last ; the report made by these t.:usitltnt,.4 Bast satisfaction to yoor Committee who doubt Out but testa( Will rove erts.dfy so to the gener.db:itly of insurers. T!.i, report will be printed and Sirributed to the Mem h..rl cf the l/trun Association. The fo.sewing Resolutions were tb..n put and carted uttani tt,,u,y: '."14 ' le d That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to . ' r irvcfors awl Managers, for she r unremitting att e ntion to • I C "man:lo businns and to the general biter e.tt nt the Moats,. 44 -"suls •.I,'l'ha; th e I banks of this Meeting be respectfully of ., red to air Genrge I'i,:ot,.l3art. Sir John Wtottestey. Bart. Win. Lttri. Was. Ledford, Esq. and Mark i.ustleis, Esq. fur ••• otnif,nig manner in which they have accepted the trusteeship •t• birtunigham department. That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be given • mr. Saaders and Mr. Thomas I.owa, - for their acquies •:!•tt iu t h e wishes of the Committee, to attend the General , :fog at )iorwtch, and for the satisfactory report now read. kesolved, 'that the warmest Thanks of tine Meeting be given the Committee;for their valuable services and unremitting lilitun to the interests of the Union Institution. (Aitned) MARK SANDERS. . 114 t Chairman having left the Chair, it wax resolved, r :ftit the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Mark Sanders, for his itlnct attention to the !minors of the day, and for his "ne xvniluct inane (Ages 11 AA! i*Sl-11RE. TO BE SOLD BY PR IVA CR CONTRACT, AVAlu:tble and des;r4l)le ESTA'rE, consisting of as cievllcnt Mansion House, Gardens, slid suitable 011 Les of every description, situate in a Park, with a Farm-house detached, a I arm in hand, and several Farms adjoining. Im mediate possession,tit the Hothe, Park. and Farm in haild, may be bad.—For further particulars ailply at No. t, Carey-street, B TU BE a ILI', an.l entered upon at Mtchaelmu, AVERY De;;;rable Tythe-tree FARM. called AVFANISISEN (V4.IIN;;E FARM', four miles from the ToWn of Bedford; con-i Ong of a goad Farm House and Home stead, with large and civilian:cut Barn-, Stalri , :s, Cow•bouse, Piggeries. and other appropriate Iluildnigs, sup rounded by about UEO Acres of Arable sad Pasture 1.an.1, pr iiclpally ancient 10 closure, In a rli:g fence. properly d vi.led, ati.l well watered t the turnpike road front 'Seaford to Kintbolton runs through 'the Farm Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. L aimoy N. Forbes, 6. Coletnati-stereet•buildings, London ; Mr. 1. Pascut•, Little Billing, near Nortbatupton ; or Mr J. Day, Attorney, tit. Neott's. Aar. Emery, the pt..sent occupier, will stew the Premises. hitt fiSfi PAINT NI:UM:FACTORY, - 62, en gin s'l eta r, etiIIAYSIDC• TMPEN.ETRABLE PAINTS, and COAL TAR 1 BROWN, for Park Palior t Slates, Gut holdings, sod ‘Veather:boarding, of every de,ciiption. luvtaible Grua, per cwt. Ses. I Red or Drown, per cwt. Vs. Dark Grano s, ies White Paint 60e. Olive ditto - . Ii as Prepared Oil, to thin them Lead Colour - 365. for Use, 51. tid. per Stuns Coiner . 565. Fine Paint tor Inside Work of Chocolat Colour a Ses. every demi ipsion, &c. Refitted l'ar Dr.wit Sits. pet cwt.—"umintm ditto Is% per cwt. N, B. The Impenetrable Paints are very ornaineotal, sad will cover a surtice nearly twice as great as other Paints: they also puss.•* a durability which renders them peculiarly valuable, when applied to work sonstantly exposed to the effects of the weather; and from their bang ground in Linseed tl.l, and dry . ing very quick, they are applicable in the general puepoem of Umtul inside Painting, Mickey give at the minx time a preserv ing and very Handsome covering. They are also a Cure for the' Worn) and Dry Rut, will stand in hot Climates, and are easy of applicition, being used In the ante monocrat other Paints he COAL TAR 'MOWN is recommended for the covering of Rough Fencing, Forons'lllei, Wood 'under Ground or Water; particuiarly the Refined, which is perfectly iiisoloble in Water; the Wood will not penetrate where it is us: d ; it is of a very good colour, dries hard, and is easily applied,requiring only to be heated and laid on with cuennotiaavbrush. . Soki by UPTON sad Co. Qui-wit/ea, Chapalde. " It has long been our wish ilia! some person, who had known France previous to the Revolution, would undertake to de.wribe it in it present state. Mr. Yorke has fully gratified that wis'A. and, with his fund of previous knowledge, an acute and pene trating mind, an aptness of classical allusion, no small portion of humoar, and very considerable talents, he could scarcely tail to produce a work, upon thb sulgect, at once lastructive, interest ing, and amusing. These Letters are written iu tray. peraincu *us and fiowina language. Whither amusement or information be ;he object of the reader, they may be perused with advantage, for they contain a copious fund of botit."—Anti.jacohin Rev. EARLY KNOWLEDGE. Lately published, neatly printed in two Pocket Vols. with Fron tispieces, price los. tid. in boards, or its. ball-bound, forming `a complete Nursery Library, I MAVOR's CATECHISMS; or, First Prin- A" elites of Knowledge and las:ruction for Young Children 01 either Set ; for the Use of Schools and Families. b The sale of several large impressions of these Cate:4llmo attest their auperior value, as well as their tavourable reception from the Public. •1 hey are particularly adapted for siinday School*, and the different Estatilisbnienta (or the diffusion of • Knowledge among the Poor; fur which oars • t hey have been strongly recommend:Al by the Reviewers, by entintilt masters, and by ti.e Clergy of all denominations. The following bill+ CtS are comprised in the Series: The Mn titer's Catechism, or Early Knowledge; C.ltechism of Heal.ll, contamilig atomic and easy maxims for the milk:erne:a of Chd ' dreu; Utileral Knowledge, or a lirtel Introduction to the Arta and Sciences ; His:ory of Lugland ; Universal History ; Ca.e. chitin of Grew:why, or an Easy Introduction to the Knowleil,!e of the Globe and it, Inhabitaists; An:mated Nature, or Acco:ait of the Animal Kingdom; Cate:lto/nu of the Laws and Con.titu don of Loglaii.l; and Catechism of use Bible, or Saved fru' ha. Lech Cri.ehism ia sold separately, rice Is. Leady done up. Printed for Lackingitin, Allen, and Co. Finsbury-Square; and sold by all booksellers. SPEUDINIAN'S I . ONiACH PI AMEDICiNIL et regular prescription, and esta b!6.lsell credit, is perhaps one of the most bate and emus that can be taken at this season of the year, and at all times fur Spasms, Whidlit the Stomach, Blervous Contplaint", to pro mote regular kittsparatiou, in deficiency of Boil, and in Obstroc ' don of the Bowels, in Heart Burns, Costiveness, Chblics, Gout, Voniiiii.gs, and in Hi ad Atha Ot, trial, their Intrinsic worth will truce their brat recommendation; they •at'e psrtic.darly I emu mended tatting thr tour,-e sat ea liatisingoind drinking the Sea and Mineral Waters ; MAO tor tho e livbig in warm Climates. Prepared by I MOM/Li bIiII.LITOS, h o.l)ruggist, fottenhann, Haih Cross, *Wm., a, ley vtrtue of an assignment from H. and J. bastvlat, sole A goo teturs of the Receipt by the Will of Mr. luau,aNe .A And arc sold by Shaw and tdwatds, No. 66, t.t. Paul's Church lard; and llar.un and Co. No. t SO, Ustord-street, it boars 41 ..s. 4). Wow bd. and Ole Uatnea; and may ballad of die Principal Venders of Medicated in Town and Country. WURZBURG, JULY 17. A letter from Vienna inserted in our Gazette, says. , g We have received news, that in the course of the month of August, we shall have the happiness of seeing our beloved Sovereign return to this city, with his august ally the Emperor Alexander. It Is added they will reside at Baden, and then go tog'ther to Milan, where the coronation of our lim d eror, us King of Lombardy and Venice, will t.tke place this auttunn. Afier this will be cekbratcd the nuptials of the Archdukes Chitties and Inepit, with the I'rin. CCllbt.6 their brides. 46 Orders have been already given to the Officers of the Court to put. every thing in order as it was during the Congress at Vienna. From this time no new contracts are to be made for the army, and ai. iiingements are negociatiug to settle, in an amicable manner, those already made ; a proof that the enemy's country mast bear the expente 'of maintaining the army. This measure has a most favourable efiect upon our fin laces. Our exchange has a better appearance. The fluctuations are, indeed, itregular, sometimes a dif ference of 20 per cent. in an afternoon—but on ti.e Wole it progressively i a; proves, as might be expected. from the highly liteonrauie events of the w4i. On the 7th, one hundred li.nins in cash were to be bought for 310 in paper; but in the afternoon a report being spread that Bonaparte had escaped and embarked at Havre, the exclnalge fell 12 per cent. Thus this man will continue to influence the public concerns, as lon as a drop of blood flows in his veins. " Our Bank paper his also risen. It was lately at IS florins, and is now between 17 and 13. 66 The Inatudancies which are every where intro. duced tr! manage the civil administration in the con quered French provinces, indicate the protracted stay of the Allied armies in timt country, a measure in every case extremely advisable, and if 139naparts SAM his lite in this crisis, highly necessary.". 1