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POST-OFFICE, lirrestisher 21, 19104 LETTERS from- MELTON /AKHAM, UPPINGHAM; HIGHAM FERRERSp and WEL- Monday the 19th instant, having been , about Nine o'C!ock, at Bedford : apprehend, or cause to be apprehended, the stole the said Bags, will be entitled to a JRED POUNDS, payable upon convic- Cenunand of the Post-Master-General, TO BE SOLD, ANEAT Commodious Second-hand CHARIOT, at Mr. Marks's Repository, Great Portiand-street.—Lowe . st price Forty Guineas. FRANCIS FREILING, Secrekry. CAUTION. R -ADES MEN, AND THE PUBLIC Gt; NERAL- Mrs. ELIZABETH DELANEY, - withdrawn herself front ray protection, herself front my habitation, this is to , tradesmen, and the Public in general, said wile ' as I will net be answerable contract from the data herectf, Kra of a legal and Independent income. qui). DEL4N .. ()1 - 711t.Y NOW' Oft SAL?. DECEMBER 4, the Y will draw , in Guildhall, 1 ondoar -Whls to tri Skinner-street and Iflekettitroat, far& of £toß,txw, and 4 the last °pry rer have of obtaining a valuable Freehol4, for £B. 15s. There arc Twenty-five - 48 IS 0 -12 0 1 Eighth - - £1 4 0 2 7 0.1 Sixteenth - - 012 0 and Shares are selling at N 05.15 and 26, %inner-street ; ,allll3, Pickett-street; 6, Aldgate, corner of Hounds -419, Oxford-street ; 120, Strand ; and 8, Cornhill. `... ....•••••=0.... 1 1.. urry 'IICKETS AND SHARES. _ _ _ BISH is selling TICKETS and SHARES for • the GRAND Cii Lortzev, that Draws on Tuesday, uses 4th; the Pe i tz es of which areVaitisßLZ FREEMIOLD discharged o 4 Land-Tata, and situated in the most eligi- Parts of London and Westminster. the LAST CITY LOTTERY, BISII sold the GRAND HOTEL, 125,000, and several other Capital Prizes in sunazs. the riot Salto Lottery, BISH sold two Prizes of ,C 20,000, Prix of 0172000, aitd ale Prime of 4100% &c. &c. In Shama, Fortunate Holders may receive their money on demand, at 4, CORNIIILL, Or 9, CtiAitiNG,CiLoss. I.IOEINIED STATE LO II'ERY OFFICES. IRNHILL, awl ST. MAROARE l.'s HILL, Bbirouan ..NSBY and Co. Stock.. Brokers, remind their Friend, that the CITY LOTTERY will be Drawn on did of DECEMBER ; a variety of Tickets aocb Shang,- are Ti&et 1 15 0 Half 44 14 0 I Eighth . . ... 4 0 Quarter 2 7 0 Sixteenth OIS 0 SCHEMES GRATiS, • , ,BY and Co.' sold the grand Ptiaes in the Adelphi ; Cox's Museum Lottery ; the Pigot Diamond Lottery ; the Pit and Second City Lotteries: also, No. 2,99 e, a ow 1,575 a set,oBo; and No. 5,077, t e.'oo, it Skims, its thts last State Lottery. v a/ tILBLAitig are reft tn..- tiezwerawarkrg Ischia!". InWaraly twasavad by Mrs.. I.SSIiNOB or MU& CARD, ital./fruity esteemed far cuaordioary Efficacy in Kbeaueatisass, Patios, Gouty Mies and Complaints of the_ Stomach ; but where this certain • has seen nutbrown, or neglected % and the Chilblains have ineke, WHITIPHEAD's FAMILY CERAIE wilt ease sin, and very speedily heal them. Prepared and sold by K. tbsToN, Apothecary, 15, Greek-street, Soho, London, the hence and Pills at 2s. 94. each—the Cerate at is. led. Sold by aity Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. rr The Genuine Mai black ink Stamp, with the name of R. Jo stem, inserted on it. A CARD TO THE FEMALE SEX. • DR. FOTHERGILL's justly -celArated Female PILLS, for different coinplaidts incident to the Sex, at va ass periods of life. It has been truly observed, that women, ire than the other sex, may be considered in a certain degree as balids ; they are subjected to a variety of diseases, from the na. te of the functions they are destined, as mothers, to perform; licit entails upon them weakness, pain, and an interruption of lee regular secretions connected with the full enjoyment- of hlth. To act on the constitution-of the female and relieve this Sanction, no remedy has been known te.operate with such cep hay, quickness, and safety, as Dr. Fothergill's Feinale Pills—it ores high tonic and invigorating powers, with its peculiar qua ker Mining fellness, oppressitm, and these other uneasy symp- Ma which arise from too much: blood in the habit ; they ;re the lee certain cure for nervous, hysteric, and flatulent compLitets, iviell as the vario.anther spasmodic affections so common to the I. Dr. Fothergill's Pills, as a family Medicine, should be in lisestsion of every mother and other guardians of le young; Wl* we female-. entrusted to their care. sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner fPaternuster-row ; Barter and Co. and Smith. Edinburgh and ; Hordand and Haydon, Plymouth ; Netvberry and Son, Roblin; Pack and Turner, Hull ; Mabry and /ones, Portsea ; Portsmouth ; Cargill and Scott, Edinbargh ; Joggett, autitoo ; Trewesan, 'Exeter ; Ctutweil and Bums, Bath ; flown, Bristol ;•and most Booksellers in every town, in boxes, 4 4s• 9d. and lIL Also, BUTLER'S AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZENGES, _ • improvitg the- 7oWe, and for etwohr, GoldP. aithinagy " D I conAnptions. in boxes at I aid. each. ADVICE. Men of Education and professional skill use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and method of tresiing a few prevailing Diseases, the suttee of their exposience ls the best proof of superiority. Siesta. G(I.9S and Co. Surgeons, ergularly educated and We into every branch of the profession (certificates of whiCh different hospitals., and testimonials from the most eminent 'sire, they have to convince any inquirer), have been in , A make the cure of the following the obj*ct of their pan.: study, viz. a certain Disorder, frequentty contracted in Ile - of intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictures and 3, which, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually as als) debility, whether arising front Bacchanalian inditt4 loug residence in warm climates. or a secret solitary vice, t o o f ten unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the 'using sterility or barrenness, andin the other a numerous cat nervous diseases, which, if nut timely remedied, termi .ein irnevence and Consumption. Ihe result of A long and extensive practice has enabled them, superior method, to remove those complaints, however in • or minolicated, without laying the patient under -the lot in diet or exercise • and in recent Venereal Cases, An early application is made on discovery of the infection, Pledge themselves to perform a cure in the short space of * l . The unprecedented success of their node of treat -4 ( V itittit KM never been known to fail in one sirtile instance _ Practice of twelve years, during which period many persons both sexes have been cured, even after severe and injurious `bud been persued by other Practitioners without effect), A them to thus publicly offer their advice . . r '.GOS3 led Co. may be consulted eluily, perm:rally or by ‘llsy eit/lat sea, with inviolable we recy,delicae y an d attention. Meets in the country are requested• to describe their age; `V Hying, &c. inclosing a Bank Nate, and the same will aatteded to, and advice and medicines sent to any part 9, Bouverie•stkett, heft-street. • TRANPSORT OFFICE , Ndventbas 11, me. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONIitICTINGI HIS MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERVICE, for torkior Came' SICK nod WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for Ilse Cart and Cathie& of PRISONERS of WAR; th Itoredy give Notice, - ' That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 47th of November, 1810, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for supplying the Royal Hospital at Haslar, with the under-mentioned Articles, for twelve months certain, from the let of January, 1811,.viz. Beef, Barley, Oil, Sugar, Mutton,' Oatmeal, Soap, Wine, Bread, Sago, Candles, Beer, Cheese, Salt, Carrots, Bovine. Rke, Them IT. tender well be received after one o'clocti on the day of treaty, nor ei# *aired, sullen th s e party, Of' on agent for kir, personalty &mark. lir& tender Innt btvcaompaaitd by a Letter froin two respectable broom, engagiag to become bound. with•the Person tendering, in the .480 q •XiDefer the doe jerformosse •plie Contract. .-:.,,Frortherjsetosiesdars sway he Maoris, and triakdfirsie oftenders had, is *Oleos. LO-Orti Vice, or to the Arne of the said Hospital, a • TRANSPORT ()MCA, Nownaber 6, 1310. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONEILICTING INS MAJESTri TRANSPORT S.ERVICE, for Wing Cars of SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care al Custody e PRISONERS' of WAR, do hereby gime Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, en Thursday the 29th November, 11110, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with sush Nrsons as may be willing to contract for supplying the Royal Hospital at Plymouth with the under-mentioned Articles, for twelve months certain, from the lot of January, 1111, via. Beef, Bgrley, Oil, Sugar, Mutton, Oatmeal, Soap, Wine, Bread, Sago, Candles, Beer, Cheese / Salt, Carrots, Rice, Vinegar, I No Tender - will be received after one lichee on the day of treaty, am any noticed, sinless the party, or an agent for him, perrowily attassL Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter from two respectable Arum engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in terawav of £5OO, for the die performance of the Contract. Farthar parties:tars may be !now", and printed form tea re et taind, hy alitlying at this Olia, or to the Agent of the raid Hospital, Ptymelfth. LONDQN MEDICAL REVIEW. This day was published, price I.s. 6d. T HE LONDON MEDICAL REVIEW. No. TWELVE. Printed for E. Cox, St. Thenias.street, Boror,gh ; T. Under wood, 40, West Smithfield, London ; Adam Black, i.tiinlsurgh ; and G►lbert and Hodges, Dublin. As above may be had, The London Medical Review, No. L to XII. at es. ed. pet No. or hi rota: nee. In esttraboords, le. ed. 740 1 1 umBEE ~ _ - • ___- - ... ---.. . GENERAL ,i `HE BAGS OF : MOWBREY, OAK roN, I •G ' THRAPS f M GBORM IG K ° the s ans° Night, abo 4 . 110 ,,, e . a k a apprehen • o n or Persons who ate std of !WE HUND I By Comm 1401:3SICEEPERSA: I\THER my sgifE, wife, hav i ng . ksentlyi I $1 volutuarilY i on all housekeeper s, ration give credit to my R any debt; she may i lelaney being P oneiSed e' BlacicheAtb. Nov. 17, 1, THE ONLY LI )iT.EXT MONTH-, Vi CITY LOTIERY *al Property, situate c ats in value to apses T the Public can eves -l'ax redeemed, fc ;tat Prizes. Price of a Th ~ - £4 Aker - - 2 Tickets and Shares are ;: n owhIll , ; 13, Pickett. *; 419, 0 x ford-streel CITY Tic BISH is selling • the GRAND Cur usage th; the Pict us discharged of La Parts of London and In the LAST CITY Lo' 125,900, and Bevel Is the Lust Sate Lot Prix of Raooo, and the fortunate Holden r 4, CoaNuici.., or LICENSED S' CORN.HILL, and s ORNSBY and 1 Friend, that the C of DECEMBER ; Sk. Ti&et.... Hall ag Quarter SC HORNSBY and Co. .wry; Cox's Muse= In the Pint and Set PON—Ne. 1,57 S a mit° macs. be th IHILBLA/NS *et toefilltYtkrt k .krYs ISSIiNCB 01 tantsaordiaary Efacac' is, and Complaints seedy has been oaks& sally hreke, WHITI *pain, and very spec IHNs . roN, Apothec hence tad Pills at 2s. icy Medleine'Vender rj- The Genuine ha R. Jo' A CARD DR. POTHER( PILLS, for diffet ass periods of life. , we than the other sec , haUds; they are SUbje r ke of the functions th telt entails upon thee toe regular secretioni filth. To act on the atractien, no remedy liaty, quickness, and s lies high tonic and is k of Miming follness Wris which arise from lee certain cure for n swell as the variosa . 0 t Dr. Fothergill's I 'session of every mot ere females entrusted sold wholesale and r IPaternusterlow ; B ihsgow ; Hotend and kWh] ; Pack and Tu ?xi), Portsmouth ; Aintoti ; Trewmsn, *own, Bristol ; -and r t rs. 9d. and 1 Is. A BUTLER'S AROI Bat improving the.voi Gori•U owl HEN Men o .. use persevorim vo method of treat I result of their expo Uessrs. GOSS and ad into every hranc mu different hospital ~ v sicians, they have ord to make the cur • oda' study, viz. a c i b anient of intoxicat 4eets, Which, by an i , wed; as also debility Meer, long residence i le often Unhappily pt 6 le Causing sterility or D 'n of nervous disew Intritence and )▪ Ihe remit of A iOlll . A superior method, r wase or cs.mplicatt restraint in diet s lo•re an early applica 1 Pledge themseive 'lns. The unpre (which has Mire • A practice of twelve bath sexes have NI hOilt had been par. Ste% them to allot i Me ". GOSS and t teriby either sex, wi Patients in the cot aner of living, Nc. flaly attended to, i sew kingeletl....lB, ritr No. XIII. will bo.publioie4 on the lot of Jury 1311. Oa er about the ler of December next will be published, the First Nurt.bor, prise Se. of THE REFLECTOR ; a Quarterly Magazine, on Subjects of Phflittiopliy, Magic*, and the liberal Arts. Conducted by the EDll'Olt OF 1 HE EXAMINKR. This publication is to be considered as an attempt to improve upon the general character of Magazines, not by a dry pedantry OA the one hand, nor by splendour of embetlishment, as it is called, ita the other; but by showing a proper regard at wee to the utility and amusement of ppriodical writing, by cultivating the connection between the politics and liberal arts of a great nation; waging war with literary and rolitical quackery; endeavouring to enlarge the general 'irk of thinking; and altogether regarding Sap times with an eye to theledgitwot of impartial posterity. Orders for its supply may be given to all the Bookselleirsond News Venchrs. Examiter-OfAce, Beaufort-belldingi, Strand, Nirr. 14, 1810. Lately published, in Oise Volume, Ocnivo;prioe 154 THE ECCLESIASTICAL and UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REGISTER, for the Year 1809. Contents. I. Ecclesiastical Antrall.-2. State of the frill Ecclesiastical Establishment.—S. State of the Established Church in Scotland, 4. Proceedings in Parliament relative to Ecclesiastical Affairs...- g. Cksical Biography.-0. Controversy.-7. Ecclesiastical Adis cellanles.-8. Ecclesiastical Review.-9. Proceedings in the Die eeses, and the Universities.-10. Clerical Obituary..-11. Corres pondence. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington St. Paul's Church-yard; R. Baldwin, Eatcmoiter-rovr ; and J. Hatchard, No. 190, Picca dilly.—Of whom may be had, 1. The Ecclesiastical and University Ansuaal Register, fair 1808, price i ss. 2. '1 he Ecclesiastical Index, containing a List of the Benefices, with their Valuations, Patrons, and Nusnber of Parishioners, &c. price 7s. 6d. TO Tat ARMY UNDER Will) WELhINOTON AND MARSHAL BERESFORD. This Ony was poilished, by T: Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall, In One Volume Bvo. price Is. in boards, 'l. A TREATISE of the DEFENCE of PORTU -L a• GAL ; to which is added a Skstch of the Manners and Customs of the Inhabitants, and principal Events of the Cam rtiugarunder Lord Wellington, in 1 aos—s. Illustrated with y Map of the Country. By W. G. ELICIT, Captain In the,Royal Regiment of Artillery. • 2. Price 74'. in boards, A Journal of the Military OperVions -during the Blockade and Siege of Genea : Translated from the 'French of Thiebaalt, by J. Maunde.—N. B. In this Work, Mar shal Massena's Military Cbanteter. and Mode of Warfass, are particularly delineated. 3. Price 6s. hound in red, The Soldiers' Friend, sod Travel lers' Vade Mecum.; or, a new Pocket Vocabulary , in Si; 'Lan guage*, viz, English, German. reencb, Italian, Spanish, and p o rtugnesr ; containing Terms belonging to i:.e Military Art, the Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers, Weights, Menassres„Memilli: accurate Tables of Coins, Zcc. Etc. Ste, by Cap: JantesWilliOn• Theabove Works wilFhe' found highly awful iolvely necessary for ever British Offices* esiplisted i SO, and Portugal. This day was published, in Bro. price 16a. boards, (With a bearifut En raving from a Painting by Ward), 'HE GENEALOGY of the ENGLISH RACE HORSE, from the earliest timts;devin to the periodwhen foreign blood was hist introduced into this kingdom. To which is added the GUM-AL PRACTICE of ittie most judicious BREliDEßkfor the TURF; with Ohservations en the selectiosi of Stallions, choice of Mares, treatment of Brood Mares and Town Colts, &c. T: WANBY MORLAND. ' Landaus. paid by J. Hardiag, No. 96, Sc. Jamee.sereet. NAVIGABLE'CANAL PILOPEP,TY.—MONTHLY SALL To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. PeOrr, On Friday she 7th of December, at Twelve urina l at the Mart, Lothian, . COVENTRY CANAL--Three Shams in this ex uncut Concerti, connectiog the Craod,Trunk with the Oxford and Grand 'Unction Can,Ja ; the Dividends are XVI per Share clear per annum, which by the recent arrangements, and the ponsparous star* itch, Concern, are expected tv increase considerably. Werwtck and Naptar, Monmouth, Rochdale,. Lancaster, Elltsmv.e, ()rand Western, Basingstoke and Croy don Canal Shares, and a Croydun Canal Mortgage Bond of 'Coon, bearing•interest at ,e 5 per Cent. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham ; H3tchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge street. THOMAS GILL'S IMPROVED CUTLERY. THOMAS GILL having invented a PROCESS, by 4 . WWI be can give to STEEL a SIAEDNESO mid STIENOTU WWI adsnirably fits it to acceive and so nirr4ist a sots; r or [DUE of EXQUISITE DELICACY, MIA peculiarly adapted to sm.( &pore', leas to form SURGEONS' INSTRUMENTS; GRA V ERS and ETCHISIO MI, for Ardsls; RAEORE,PENENIVES,SCISMEIS MINDERS, &C. Of 'MB 17114111ALLED TIMPEO--0110M respecifull; offws to the Nobility, GenteP, Merchants, and thy Public in general. a great variety of these Articles, triads at tits MANU• FACTORY or FINE CUTLELY, tits. tt ) ,.. ST. bosses:llmi= opposite to PALL-MALL, LONDON.—WheIt may likewise, b; -had, s ,Lotto-cmcstArze wAailawrei Serous, guns, Pistols. and Arms and Accoutrements of ennry dirstlirdon, rbole4gle, retail, and for ULLA' LINANS; SCO AUSt; lA, 1it141 4 Alia) HOMb). MADE SHEEZCINOS; HAMBRO' ANA ScOTCH DAMASK AND DIAPER TABLE-LINEN AND NAPKINS; &c. dce. &e. MIDDLEt()N:INNEg, and JONES, corner of Chancery-lane, Fleet-street, have had from the last Sum mer's Bleach a considerable quantity of the above LIMB% with every other kind of Household Linen, which they recommend with confidence to those who are forming new Establishments, and Families in general. as the best Goods of their respective kinds, and at Prices purticuarly reasonable. irkh Linea, and massy other Linens, having lately erperienced a considerable reduction to price, and importing their own Lions themselves, they can oiler them much lower than the prices um ally charged.—French,Scotch, and Irish Cambric', (some of them with borders) much lowtr than these articles have been. 'Fbe lowest Price is fixed upon every Article; sad any Goods purchased at their House, not found to answer the design of the buyer, will be exchanged, or the money returned! Every Article for Mourning, in great variety, and without any advance in price. FRENCH PAPERS. )ARTS, NOVEMBER CIRCULAR TO TUE ARCHBISHOPS AND BISHOPS. . 4 Sir—lt is with infinite pleasure that I announce to you the happy pregnancy of the Empress, my dear wife and companion. This proof of the blessing which GOD sheds on myfamily, and which is so closely connected with the happiness of my people, induces me to informyou that it will be very agreeable to me that you should order particular prayers to be offered up for her safety, With which I pray to GOD to have you in his holy keeping. 44 At our Palace of Fontainebleau, Nov. 11, ISIO. (Signed) " NAPOLSON. ," Duke of BASSANO." NOVRaftER 13. LITTER TWM IDS IMPERIAL AND ROYAL MAJESTY TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE. sc M. le Comte Gamier, President of the Senate, —The satisfaction which we derive from the happy pregnancy of the Empress, our very dear and well beloved consort, induces us to write you this letter, that you may communicate, in OW' name, to the Se nate this event, as essential to our happiness as to the interest and the policy of our empire. The present letter having n• other purpose, we pray GoD, M. le Comte Gamier, President of the Senate. that he may have you in his holy and worthy keeping. (Signed) " NAPOLEON. " Written at Fontainebleau, Nov. 12." NOVEMBER 14.—A great number of Decrees is an. ,nounced, confirming the statutes of different associa tions of Sisters of Charity, Hospitable Sisters, &c. re. established in most of the cities of the Empire, by the tender solicitude of his Majesty,.to the great ad vantage and satisfaction of such of his subjects as have the most occasion for temporal succour and spi ritual consolation. The Specidator privateer, of St. Malo, Captain P. Martin, of four guns, and 68 men, captured on the Ist of November, arid carried into Treguity, after an action of half an hour; the EngHsh letter of marque Leander, of fourteen 121 b. cammades, and 33 men.' The English Captain, the first and second Lieute nants, and one sailor, were killed ; six ethers were wounded ; our lose consisted of one killed and two wounded. According to letters from Holland, the King . of England daily grows worse, and his Ministers are in the utmost alarm. Their political existence bangs on his' Majesty's lice—=and the nation which they have abused waits only for that moment to demand satis faction tor all the evils it has so long suffered. Great Britain is on the verge of a violent commotion. NOVE4IBSR 16.—Their Majesties left Fontainebleau this day, And arrived at the Palace of the Thuilleries at five in the afternoon. , • BAYONNE, NOV. t. • On the sth of September General Dorsenneordered M. Jantn, Captain of the select Gondar-merle, to vet out from Biros for Brevicsca, with a detAchment of 40 men and subalterns. On leaving the village of Quamtalapaille, he was attacked by 90 or 100 bri gand cavalry. Notwithstanding the sharp fire of the robbers he made a vigorouscharge on them, put thvn - to - Theron; sabred than for upwards of three leagues, and totally dispersed them. In this affair, in which tM whole of the detach ment behaved admirably, Captain Janin eilled three of the brigands, and wounded their • ..ider by p pistol shot—the latter also seceived three sabre tuts, and died of his wounds. There were moreover, 15 of the robliers killed, as many desperately wounded, 12 horses taken, sortie arms, cartridzes, and s other property. On one side, there was not a single man killed or woutultd.- GENCAM, GADEBS' • lith+Ltorters, Xerei3Oetpber,Vt. se 'a an will.lepnywiai,.rograt that ow qine. tarot "DiTisp* Senipcitit;.Cornmander in chip/ Of the Artilleryilins 'finVirci, leiscareer bekre . wonhx . . ansr.riapectsible General, whose.litne ' w3s cOrmecad with:7ole_ most IMMO? Shit. egOOlti the war, was implpie4 in visiting the formidable works constructed, by the first corps of :he armx, when a'shell, throwhirom one of the enemy's ves: eels, struck blur in the breast. The same shot also killed Colonel Depone:, Director of. the parks of ar tillery, and Captain,. Pinondelle, both *err distin• guished oiicers. " His Majesty the Emperor will certainly feel for the loss of General Semazoont. There was not in his Majesty's service an officer wlio was more zealous in the discharge of his duty. Every thought of his was directed to the service, the glory of the Imperial Ar mies, and the improvement in tactiesof the Mauritian cbrps of which he was i.ne of the most oistiuguialied . Commanders. " The honours du^ to the rank of Ger.eral Elms mont will be paid to him by the first corps of the army, and also to Colonel ,Degennes, and Captain Pinondelle. " The heart of General Sernamnnt will be em balmed, to be conveyed to France, and placed at the disposal of the Emperor. The General of Brigade, Dalswille, has been provisionally nominated to the command of the ann. lery of the army, and the Chief of. Battalion, Lignim, to that of the parks, until his Majesty shall have filled up these two vacancies. The Generals and superior officers of artillery, employed with the corps of the arm", or on detachments in Slain, are Hereby required to obey, and cause to be obevcd, such orders AS may be issued by General Mbov;ile. • Marshal Duke of DALMATIA, " The Genera In Chief of the lmrerial Army of the South of Spain." NAPLES, NOVEMBER 1. Joachim Napoleon, King of the Two Sicilies. We have decreed and do decree as follows : Art 1. Our Derr** of the Slet of Anglin le resulted. The do. ties on merchandise therein ntentimu:.d shall be collected amp. ding to the tariff declared in our law of the 24Th February, law, anyl eyr Decree of the lath May, Isle. a. Reckoning front the publication of the prow-n Damn, than skiff no longer be admitted into oar \hoidens any cottne, di" or articles which are not of the mamifactu:e of tall Fru p di pine, and accompanied by regular certificate of urigin,creZ In the fprm which the Frciseh Govert , ment 0)11 think propel to adopt for establishing their ail: hentieity, and preventiag frauds. NAPLES, NOVEMBER t. • Jannine. Sept. t 7. Translation of a letter from the Grand Vizier Jas. suf Pacha, written from his camp at Sc .lendria, Aii Pacha. of Jannina. His Highness the Sultan Mahamt4 IL has-so lemnly acknowledged Ms Majesty Joachim Napoletsn as King of the Two Sicilies. Thin declaration is offi cial l"—The above is from the lonian Afeniteur of the 18th OctOber. • MEMBCII, OCTOBER Si. The Official Paper contains the following Royal Decree : Our very dear son, his Royal Highness the Crown Prince, is appointed Governor-General of the Circles of the Inn and Salza—he is also nominated to the command of the troops quartered in these circles."' Nov. 3.—lt is provisionally prohibited by a Royal . Rescript, directed to the Commissary-Central of the 'circle of the Ism to exhibit for sale, either by whole sale or retail, the following articles of merchandise : cotton, moist or refined sugar, tea, coffee, cocoa, in digo. cochineal, pepper. cloves, &c. SALTZBUROH, NOV. 2. We hear from different quarters that the naviga. tion is become more frequent in the Adriaec Ralph, since the Italian flatill . t, which is actually stationed at Ancona, has compelled the English to quit the upper part of the gnlph. The communication with Corfu is perfectly free. Tile English keep at a re spectful distance from that island. It is stated in several letters from Styria, that Highness the Archduke . John is to be'exclusiveff Charged with the civil government of all the provinces of Lower Austria. Our communication with the Illyrian provinces is' completelrre-establisbed, and there has been, within , these few months, a great deal of trade with Trieste .sod other towns. LEIPSIC, NOVEIEBER 2. This town and tbe warehouses still continue shut; trade is entirely at a stand. We still enjoy The most perfect tranquillity. Intelligence has been received of the falling of a monntain near Oberhofen, on the lake of Thun. A piece of ground, to the extent of 42430 yards, which was clothed with vines, 'was precipitated into he lake. Several persons efErm that thq felt 4to9ks of= ear& quake at the tiros. LIFT ON Snit JOHN STUART. On Saturday next, December Ist, will be published, price 2s. 6d. embellished with a *most ably engraved Portrait of Sir Jon,: STvaatr of Maids, by Cardon, THE ROYAL MILITARY CHRONtCLE ; NUMBZIL 4112 SECOND. The Contents of this Number areas follow : 1. A detailed Me moir of the life of Sir John Stuart. it. Continuation of the Life of Lord Wellington. 3. Account of the Management, interior CEconomy, and Mode of Levy of the French Amigos. 4. The detailed Military Topography of the Provinces of Estremadura and Alentejo, the seat of war in Portugal. 5. Account of Sicily. 6. Law of Coen* Martial, Chap. 11. 7. Course of 'fatties, Lee ture 11. fi. Original Military CerAspondence. 9. Gazettes, Fo , reign Official Documents, Military Promotions sod Obituary. Printed for J. Davis, No. 38, Essez-street, Strand ; Ind to be had of all Booksellers. BOSANQUE't ON THE BULLION REPORT. This day were publisbed, trice 42- PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE REPORT OF THE nu',um cotkartire. Ey CHARLES BOSANQUET, Hag. • Printed for 1, M. Richardson, Yo. ss, Carnbill, opposite the Royal IL:change. Where may be had, lately pablished, The REAL CAUSE of the DIPRECIAtION of the NATIONAL CURRIPICT explained, and the Remedy suggested.