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A Song, caled ybit For...gees Daughter." 5. Extraordinary Horsemanslip. called " Bang up in the City." 7. A newly Theatrical ow sized zrelt grand Ballet Pantomime, tatted OSCAR and N INA; the caparisons of the Horses, Dresses, Scenery, s i mony, Decorations, and other stage appurtenances all en ** D ew. V. Hying HorsemanNhip. 9. A new Song, called • wise Corclusitn." 'To which will be added, the last new godt P anto mime of TAFFY in HOLLAND. , . Dors open at half - past fi v e o ' clock. Boxes 4s. Pit G hl. Is. se.price invariably commences at half-past eight. foto for the Boxes to be taken at the Theatre from Eleven Mir" • - O.IItAWANCII.OIWCII, J 01121,1812. 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They continue to be saki, wholesale and seta 1, by Bayley and Bien, eockspur-street, I.ondon, price ta.9cl. each, and retail by l•tiea;man (y.te Partner and Successor to Mr. Hemet), G.orge. inter, Hanover square. - N. ts. he Ei.senee is particu'arly recommended to Parents peraons`who have the care of Children as the oreautst pre -4 ot young and tender Teeth. None ar e G enu i ne h ut w h a t have the words, " J. Hemet Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street," engraved in the Stamp, and a Label " and Blew, Cockspur-strett s London, 'pasted 11 . tile back of owl bottle and bus- PAR/8, JUI.Y its. Intelligence has been received from the grand of the date of the 10th July. Tio. head fin triers were still a: Wilna. His Majesty condoned . to enjoy has best health' tvitaen, JOLT 7. The events which took place on the 28th of lime, will ever be memorable in the annals of tills city. On that day we had° the good fortrie to behold within , our walls the Emperor of the French. the King of lltaly. at the head of his invincible I gions, among whom we recognized many of ourfellnw-citizens fro the Duchy of Warsaw. No sooner had the Russians retreated beyond Antokol and the Green Bridge; no sooner had the citizens taken possess; 'n of the chief guard, than the advanced Polish and French squad rons of cavalry were seen hastening towards the pl .ce. The head Magistrate, the principal inh Ibitants. and a great concourse of people, went to meet the victo rious army, carrying the keys of the town. The King of the Two Sicilies received the Deput..tion in the most aQable manner. After this ceremony the Deputation proceeded to within half a mile of Ponavy, to pay homage to the Emperor and King. The Emperor Napoleon re. ccived the Dzputatim with his accustomed conde. scension ; and, after a rapid inspection of the grand i army, he gave orders ft.r taking possession of the town. The Polish hulans of the Bth regiment, corn. I tnanded by Prince Radzin, were the first who entered the capital of the Jagellons. The sight of the Polish standards excited the most noble enth'tsiasm, revived 1 the most cheering recollections in the minds of the citizens. As soon at the Emperor and King made his ap pearance, the sentiments of pate; nal affection with which they had just been penetrated became blended 'with those of piofound admiration. At the sight of the Emperor Napoleon the air resounded with accla mations of joy. The people followed him_ in crowds wherever he went ; all were anions to have a sight of him—all felt eager to impress upon their hearts the image of this mighty man. On the Emperor's' arrival at the palace, the inhabitants returned to be. ' hold the march of the French and Polish crops, who i entered in the best order and perfect regularity. All the youths aspire with the most noble arclaur to the honour of being enrolled with their fellow - citizens and patriots. The Russians, in their flight, set fire to the bridge and the magazines. His Majesty in. stantly on his entrance into the town, gave peremp.i tory orders for the extinction of the cooflagration. I The troops were put in motion, aad saved what the flames had yet not entirely consumed. On the following day (the 29th) the Emperor and King walked about the town and ireviewed his troops. After d;nncr the Nobility and the Clergy were admitted to an audience of his Majesty, who condescended to continue in conversation with them upwards of an hour, leaving them under the strongest impressions of gratitude aad admiration. A Comm ssion has been foamed for the Govern -1 meet of all Lithuania. It at first consisted only of 1 five Members. His Majesty has since added two other Members, Count Alexander Potoki, and Snits decid, Rector of the Univetsity of Wilna. On the t day of its -installation, the Commission issued th Proclamations; the first is addrcs , ed to the nation, and sets forth that the Committee for the provisional; Government of Lithuania, hold their S ssion at the! hotel of the former Government ; and expresses wit ' animation, die sentiments of gratitude with which a the Poles are penetrated, for the august personage wh has restored the liberties of Poland. In the second Proclamation the Committee ad dl's thanselvcs to the Clergy, and exhort them to seciind with all their influence, the zeal of the ht ort'iy Poles and to implore, by their prayers, the Divine favour in order that we may render ourselves worthy of t beneficent acts of our deliverer. The third Proclamation has for its object the re of the Polish military serving in the Russian army. It is as follow:; " POLES !—You are an let the colours of Ross!' ; this se was Lllowed to you, at a period When you had no lOrtgts a try ; but now a most important change has taken place. Po is as it wine risen from the dead ; it is for its entire restorati that it behoves you now to fight ; as it compels the Ruairans acknowledge the rights of which we have been deprived, by pint and asuipatleo. " The General Confederation of Poland and Lithuania calls al: the Poles from the sety.ce of Rulsia. Genera's, :iflic and Polish Soldiers !' Listtn to the voice of your county ; a 41011 the standard+ of r;ur oppressors ; rally all of you a. mind ti In order that you may take your stations under ;he Eagle of l getbins, the Casinsirs, and the S. b eskis ! Your coun:ry call and ) ou must obey ; and honour and religion pat in their it s:stible chins. to your omelets " The Committee is occup;ed with incessant and in d: fatigable zeal on every subject that can proniot the interests of the Government. The chipanmen of Wilna is already formed ; eleven Sub-pietect are established ; the new functionaries arc install in their repective jurisdictions ; Commissaries ha been sent into every arrondissement to organise th national guard and to raise local corps. As to p visions, the Magistrates of each division have receiv A LIBRARY FQR POOR CHILDREN. . ' instructions to secure whatever may be strictly ne cessary for the subsistence of the inhabitants, and 4 dozen,distinct type, price . exchange the surplus for articles receivable in paymeni This day was published, 4s . bo printed o r Ila t a o ci the ase ba but d of the contributions. As the differences of measur ed productive of much embarrassment, tin T HE r E PRESENT YOU N G for CHILDREN CH RISI's to SERVICE; being a Collection of lAgoiNng'SAPLPIRBERNArICREYor; Government ha s requestedthe C om. and Religious Pieces, in Prose and Verse; consisting partly ! Commi ttee -be productive of Moral, Didactic, cal,F.tonoml of Selections from the hest and most pious Authors, partly of i missary General of the army to establish a staiiclar‘ Tracts published in a detached form for t h e same purpoie, and I between the measure of the country a nd t h e fi=end partly of original pieces . • . measures. Instructions have been sent to_ t h e D e l egates ' By the Rev. S. BARROW, Vicar of Newton, A T tith his or w o o f r Q k u is es i t n i t o e n n i d o e n d t a h s e a Ne irnstin per w s tto a Grodno, Minsk, and Bialystock, to i nsta l i n t h e i r r e various Charity and Sunday Schools, or the Schools of Dr. BR Li" spective towns the public functionaries, embody th militia, and to use every means in thei r power for thi Children and o otter n lea Works . sk th s e ! a nd Mr. LANCASTER ,aisti is intended to render Education elfec• hive and practical in regard to the moral and religious Habits of . regular supply of provisions. • - young I'ersons after they have left cry of those Schools. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, 47, Ludgate-hill, and to be I For the last fifteen days, we see almost everyd bad of all Booksellers. about 400 oxen pass through this pi:fee, ciastineel Of whom may be had, the Author's SCO Questions on the New a _ay, Testament, being the only practical Means ever Invented frt. g • a yii . . . the r ind •rm They mate four leap" a .• Teaching the Elements of Christianity to young Persons, price Is. are )elted in pairs to wackier carte. • I .4Y. _. ~. .~ ri.~ VALUABLE sCHOOL BOOK. Thls day was published, a New Edition, embellished with 100 beautiful Eiwavings on Wuod, pace 2s.tld. bound; with a full Allowance to Schools, r) EADING EXERCISES for the JUNIOR CLASSES in SCHOOLS,•being a Sept to Mavott's and ether Spelling Books; and an Unit odlivion to the Class-Book and :speak. r.—By the Itor. DAVID BLAIR, Author of thg glue liuok, Universal Preceptor, !cc. 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