Star. — London, England, 1817-10-18 00:00:00

M . S C :2I • . :71p .....7...*':- . . . f at '. . . 5 4 ", 71 4.• • o:. . - -, if' •... ier • • • J j.. .........--._ .......—_—.., mr..-........ - oZ,..prilf_.% ;1.1 NM. .11.1111.1.11 SAT UR DAY , OCTOBER 18; f 6! D 55! Parr i.VE uLVENTH NI:If I. %IBM, :rent tir.ind Lottery w U csuimence Drawlrg. PR IT F.S ()V 440,000? PRIZE 4-3,6.711 BLANK% :1 ncd in the Serape, which consists of 7, 60 Number-, ( rwoTickets of each Number). SALES AUCTION. TO BE LEi, OR LEASE TO BE SOLD, With immediate Po,ses4ion, A 3PACIOUi HOUSE, COACH-HOITSF. aryl G. 112 I N, Fir :wed in Nonh-struct, - bows. For particulars ap i i:y to Mr. Ueorge Munk, aldbvnt. FOKEJON nERLIN, si;IP I F MLR e 4. LINCOLNSHIRE. CAPITA!. FARMS of RICH PASTURES, m r and ARABLE LAND-, in WI !MEP N, lAA ISLE P, and s'i ROBBY, n-ar KIRD and I cal H, a S i l rt &over from ilia I/PWARD,: of NINE H'JNORED ACRES. TO BE SOLD BY Ath:lloX, By Mr. RO'.llN3. - SCHEME. lof tet:o,o4sl 2 PriVel of .elO - 6 15,04 h? V ... 1.006 5.04. 0 CS ..• 50Q, Sce, e Two Prizes of £15,000 will have .e 5.00() more. la Sharcs for this popular I.ollery, which contains than blank'. are on sale at the Officrs of G. Catt Intractor, No. 7. Cornhity, and '26, Oxiord-vreez, 1 P.izeof 690,006 ever drawn W 34 SOLI in 'hares. This day was publi.hed, In two volumes octavo, price Xt. I i =. 6J. boarils, At Gar.away's Csffee 'Cliange•alley, Corntifll, Andon. ou TiIIIRSDAr. rho unch of November, 1817, at Tocire o'Clock. in One Lot, Lk VALUABLE and highly Improvable FREE itoLD ES l'A IE. comprising upwards of 1: 1) SON, GOO D LUCK. awl C ,, Sif , c Corithdi ; and lacing the Gate of Ma r i, Charlog-Cross, prxe'ul ter the numerous fa i et" t.crived tor more than forty years pa4t, r e m.ect. .t th,r frail. that the present 1.0 - tery begins the NioN rut tor, .ts of 7,1110 Numbers, two tab.r) ',7(.0 of %, tAck save a second Chant.* ret,•r t. m-. .1 t:th Detengaer.-1 here are mi. Cvi..e-frblishnients are so well known, ft ib per* 'tprv. par kuiltiz , .. the Carnal Prises shared and but they m.ty he aflowed to woe tha: :he tnet live been shared, sold, and paid uu dtmend in L 0, via. 15opao 25.100 teneas. 25,000 Gutucas. IIt.IDLS SEVEN Prists of if !o,oeo .024 E el . 15,000 uf - 10,000 unless- Inerber sf .C3,000.£1,000, &e. &e. 'TRIAL I WINE SHIA CLO CH. ;11.%.1,E5ry . 3 ROYAL LEITERS PATENT. HAN N mitl FAMILIES 4re fPliret• Ir armed, the above Cloth for family am, and for %W.:, duly stamped, in entire eases, for Exportation; 'ogle Piece, (torn 25 to 52 yards each, (or •he emn• a l 2s• 6d. its. 34. (id. to Ss u.t. per.)ard, 's East India W.sreitotisys,&c No 16,Cheaplide, and ouse. its duralliky and eestmiimy, (being nearly is of ether elst , .) —its eoutlue•v.llrSS to Health and to wear, tending to prevent t. .e tll effects arising transitions irons heat to cold after exercise, and item- heat in *arm elima•es, renders 1* extrenvly tali. eoun.ry, as rya as in tie East and West Indies, the tir:, considerai ton. ihe siirettigs are made in containing tom twn to four lair each piece. For tsa r %Inter wear, and fur cold climates. they poatess a advantage. Gentkmen in the Army and Navy will find in for Aiming and the,Sheeting of paculiar utitty, as 'hes the damp aimcipkire. /it THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR. •w . ft esteem which ATKINSON'S CURL. 11.U11) has attained hawk.: tsecasi ? orti ustrhecipl/11 :o suhrtitute their own Articles in the placer of the many of which Armies are M the most deletertoos Pubiche as, re.peettully informed that none are go iout the following Signs:ors on the Label, " Jaws ferrortarcet, Lesko." Fi.UID r,wores the hair where it has fallen' Mama, perspiratiou, change of climate, or auy of these ich occat.n,n premature decay; is also frets the flair makers it sort au4 ista.s) as situ, and keeps it ie 4i..rt I.e to the dance or promenade, or in damp weather. t 05.64. and One Guinea.—Alsu, A i'KIN-•7N':4 VEGE 1'.% BLE DYE, 4 Hair on 'he Herd or W4lskers fr , tni a Red or Grey or B:stek, so permaosot this neither washing, par nor any other cause, can possibly remote the colour. Awl One Guinea. A 11EIN.0:4'. AN4tinO•IAL SOAP, •ndrd se the most vicar 111 t, innocent, and effectual a[- err!. subetitts.l to public nutted. It removes redness, and humane's, from the +kin, prevents is c►ap •tars it putt , whit,, and even.—Priae Is. the square. le ire sold by nio.t Pei Winer* and Hair-dreasetra in br the Proprietor, Jas. Atkinson, 43, *nett. Sot» /vale, k.Otioll. CA I'ON'S WORKS. was published, a New Ediuon, pries St. ijustrated with Cases, ACTICAL TREATISE on the PRE- I.NTIsitN and CURE of the V F.NEREAL DISEASE 4, and 1.. crtuequenesa; in which a mild and success , estment t. potntid out, ineiti 4 og Obtereations on aaneous Erupt ion a, intag nary Venereal Diseases, &e. Golds against the dsageroos effects of this baneful T. M. CAPON, Surgeon, - No. to, Stanhope-street, Straad; sled late of the United Hospitals of St. And Gtty'a.. • cradle ail Indigestion; bet ^g sn Inquiry Into the Messes cAureeted with the F.incron. of the Stomach. with the Llvtr, undies infitt e‘; n t ilie Gastric System, preEseti, •idne genera: Ohms vattw on Serophulous menus Ilieezeet, Fria• Is pier I reatise on: he PO/tendon sad Cure the di[ n 1 the 4.thnia and Winter Coq b, with new and , tractions tor tlic Prevention and I: eat mint ot Asti- lowlife Ed tion, price sa. z.d 0b.,. vat un.. an the Debilities, aatur.il and no :he U‘nerative Organs of both Sines, including die Oriveratiwc, St.c. Price 3s 6d. Agekil TrLat.us oo Female Diseases, ineinding °beer. 'usuritinn, lactatioo, and Um Disorders incldesnto rant Cake. Price ss. ad. • gee 6i:erg/mod and Co. Posernose. - 16, Lombard-stmt. ; and W. )R. JAMES', FEVER POWDER AND ANALEP nc PILLS. respectfuily, cs Pros.:rietor of these invaluable its, to inform the Pubiac, that I have ceased to supply . bra y anal Sons thertmlb, and that I byre appoloted sole Agents foe the sale of them, both Retail and e,ll sum DuTi.za and Sons, Chemists and Druggists, Cheapode, minter of St. Paul's Chursb.yard, Lutist's; Sackville-st stet, Dublin. I he Retail hale is likewise the ilmat in whit% the inventor, my late Grand.' JAMES, rosiLlcd, No. Ss, Brutoe•street, Berkeley :e the Ale,licities have been mclusively prepared for years, and ban whence Messrs. Newbury and rip rt. beet' hitherto unifsrmly supplied. I beg to add, that itietice of Messrs. Newbery and Sons having, since I oper to withdraw from them the tale of my Medicines, 0.4111 intention of vending eomposidone at their own,' shove titles, I feel I owe it to the public, tomtit:it, as able, the dangerous consequences of taking these pre iii.irc the Mistaken Impression of their being :wilt', to pay emu 'serious loss, I lave authorised my avtiseS • Eider and Sons, to exchange for my Medicines,' or the composition of Messrs. Newbery, which may to cheat. 'fbe Public are teepee:folly requested to to enable ttieni to discriminate be weep my Media; those of Messrs. Newbury, sold under the name of my Dr. James, I shall sign my name on the label of with _ Powder, and box of Pills, that is sent in future oat I•4"catorY; aed that Messrs. blowbery and one have • • concerts in the vinyl?. Medictoes Prepared by me. heris.elay-mare L O.G. JAMES. NV, ISt?. e • I Olt I. • •' • , a • ; • TIC present ".. et P,S Tt E crr.t i * 4:4 7. ec • Parer of 2 ' f•ell of Ll a Too ti...ets sad St 'Cr • .rc PriZ.4 than DIL , the Coo.ral a •.er, la.t P.; r. 4 iC 11 A : 11...iker.,111 Marc Ile ars the. h atv c r aaitian.t.ht , ot t.F.X • nit IT• taw e.ch 4 swill be twee n ef• rat , of 11-4 , .:.5<: ng RG, r•-••• 3 • wird" eft I,lat tl.a:r • • ffi Iha , nder•tmor .ornc. I r Int few L t 7. I s 19 ad 1(4%4 EVE ad ONE ce, TIIR As imines ![ 1 : ca. BY lilt 111. ii AcHel the j. fully io or itt b. to a ngle rd faml ALLA s , 2 ry r.o u:brr Mat 14 it the price of I fit a4aurne9 to w !d r , sudden trail ant the ....ttrynt- b7 strahle in thiii tit Le:e it of the eontai ▪ riing. for inane ti• advantage 'l2 the firth for rtt newer rulatbes a; FORT ro tat I. HE 11;01 e , ING ELUI • ecoiato•s to nul " litany u iier Ir s, ihe Po • without lb 1?, Orel lite Cual .1 vt tiara% p ..,t2 which ones stn wed, istakei urn escrow In • rice .s. 6d. !Os. A 1 . 1(.1 IT .angel tb!e Hair di lan Auburn Sr 1 ,i•rativn, nor any rice is. fes rptommended it the blew Ts kle: redness, 41, to-4 Millet, it Ile .11)0Ve art is I own and I.'outol a errard ottCtt. SI to se day was pal to . A PRAC vurra st •WI ran, are mote of time sres,Cinatro it ...aided as a Cul .—By T. ? Id b easele-street, .maes sod Gv go t A Treats a Id 14 and emu ..SICA. On the I. +" Inch are prel 4 - Aeolus Di hs. l'ooliar I 4 2 or :inge. n 1 tl ti zel‘ful Lau met rns lour 1. Praeti‘a! (16 It of :he U . A 1 taco! , ..t fitNeft tz 5. A Practical' 1 11 ., lii 011 Vartl/11 I/.rre itt.portarst e Printed for SI I T Poly, No. 7S, LI o. DR. id sf p I BEG respe It tti, (Lan, te it I lasrs. Ntu bet y My 1441 W sole 'S . Wtolcsal t pieta lie 4. ebeapbtdt t. and 34. Back, gl aiiniltd at the i bat, I, Dr. JAmi tt.are. vs I.e e Ulf neatly - it. years. I I), Ah'ai WWI. been c 010 0-ie I toper to • limwteicut.l tl.vb I. toiler the above hr fru 112144 ! t 2 ;tora, umier t 4 tl i. view, eats, 111 , 22r2. 4 a 2 are of tb ret 'trued to tb ▪ tee, that to e s their of odlather, Dr. ▪ tki.t or ;be Pot I' v f:Auwator, ..t 4r Con k:11; • •,.r fk :,[4•4i hail s 1111111111 V,4 491 10,Y44 NINE HUNDRED AND EIGHT ACRES Of exceedin4 rich Pas:lire , hlvailow, and Arable lion Is, sitnate n Withern , felablethorpc, and Scrubby, year Alford and I,mnii, a short distance trona the sea, JlridWl in most eligible Fume, with oseell-ne Farm Houses (the principal of which would make hlariur Summer ket+ Iptire. fora ilesitlemau's Tastily; Yards, Garden., Danis. Stable% snit all requi,lie its goal repair; Live. :sta.:tars C 0914.11 (leant, Wars in I.aug.i. ton, Two, unit o tiers, nee. , rev-A-table Tenants, panty at ' Will, the Neu Rental upwards el ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDI PER ANNUM. A most desirable Property ler Investing Money. Part of the Lands are subject only to £d. persAere In lieu of •1 ithes. Else Rents were reduced at Lady-day last, and thit Lands retaken by the old Tenants. May be viewed by applying to the Tenants. where Part"eulars may be had; and of Messrs Bourne and Carnity, Sacitors, Al ford; Peacnet, Boston; New King's I-Iva I, Loteh; White Hart, Spilsby ; George, Starnfcsrsl; Mr. neorge Bourne, Os 'oeJshire ; the Angel, Stilton; of Mr. Yuman, bottiti.r. Arun det-s•rter, Sorstul ; and of Mr. Rotnns, Warwick-street, Gullets square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATEi. Fitensive MANORS, abounding with GAME, GROUSE, Ste. DOMAIN, FARMS, at.d LANDi, upward; of THREE `USAND ICRE;, principal part lithe-Free, near SHREWSBURY, in the County of SALOP. TO BE '..OLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, In Fsehange Alley, Corot%lll, on Tuussuev, Novsstsca 20, 1117, at Twelve o'Clock, - - THE Va•uable and extensive FREEHOLD and small part COPYHOLD ESTA IFS, principal part rithe• free, situate contiguous to the Town of SHREWSBUItY, in the County of SALOP: comprising the cap tal and Extensive Manor or Lordship of HOGS row E and GA:rI'EN, with court Leers. Court Baron, Bent% Bo iakies, Privtlege*, and Appu• re Luca% thereto beimging aboundung with °aloe, with up wardti of TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED ACRES Of rich Arable, Pasture, Meadow, and Wood Land. in a ring fence, beaulfully diversifed by Hill and and ornamented by line Streams of Water and rich Wields, divided Into eligible Farms, with excellent Farm-bouses, Yards, Earns, Stables, and all necessary out buildings , in the occupation of Messrs. Adam Rutherford, W. Hotchkiss, Francis Walford, PouPer S. Beau. asond, R. Bowen, 1. Wainwright, R. Pugh, Bowyer, rudor, and others, respectable ; pale on lease and at will; situate in the Parishes of Rat lichupe Pniverba:ch, mad Church Stratton, within note miles of bhrewsbury, Alan tie MANOR.: and h$ PATES situate at WELBATCH and W HI runt, on the road trots Bishop's Castle to Shrewsbury. divided into two compact Farms, with eligible Firinsbouses and out buildings, eadstpleards of FOUR HUNDRED AND TWEN fir-EIGHT ACRES Of skis Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land. lying compact, in ' the occupation of Messrs Hughes and l'isornton i respectable Tenants at Will, in the Parishes of St. Chad, Ciinduver, and Ponte'bury, within three milts of the Town of Shrewsbury, abounding with Coal. which Is now working. The Estates present a most elirble opportunity for the invest ment of money, being capable of considerable improvement ; and it is presumed they abound with Minerals. A most eligible pro. perry for an Agriculturist, or Gentleman fond of Field Sports and Fishing; the situation healthy, and goad roads la various directions. . . fa he viewed by applying to the Tenants, of whom particulars may be had; or of Mr. Richard Pugh, Gatten ; of Francis Wal ford, Esq Clenkhill, near Sluswsbury ; William lenient., Esq. mt.dinal; Messrs. Coopland, Dukes, and Salt, Solicitors, and the Carle and Crown, Shrewsbury; Castle, Bishop's Castle, and Hrtdgenorth ; Star, and of Was. Handy, ,Essi Worcester; of Messrs. 'rent.ant and Harrison, Solicitors,Gray s Inn ; at Garra was 's ; and of Mr. Robins. Warwick street, Golden-square, Lon don ; where Plans of tbe gimes say be sees. OXFORDSHIRE. BETWEEN CHIPPING NORTON and BANBURY. CAPITAL and most Bloble FREEHOLD ESTATE. Tithe. Free, excellent FAMILY MANSION, with OFFICES, &c. FARMS and LANDeI about 100 ACRES. TO BE SOLD PRIVA 11l CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, THE very Desirable FREEHOLD and TITHE FREE ESTATE; comprising SWERFORD-HOUSE; a stone built Family Residence, with Ofßees; an minim range of .Stabling, Coact -bawds, and Outbuildings; empire! Walled Oar. den!, Sic. placed in a fine commanding simation In a rich Pad decbipand bounded in front by a stream of Water, which may be enlarged to form a beautiful Vista, and surrounded by other rids Meadows, and ornamented by line grown Timber •1 recs. Also, several very Valuable LANDS of Pomfret ' Buttereomb, Foxhole, middle or between I owns ; i a ook Norton and Ci atilt Farms, with good Farm-bouses, Barm.Stabies, and all requisite Outbutitlinp, sundry Cottages, wbb Lindens, Sm. Ile whole near - - - SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES of rich Meadow, Pastore, and Arable Land ; the principal part Ist re respectable Templets and the estimated part In hand, making a rental of upward: of ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS Per Annual. SWERFORD to a dry brakhy si:urioa,abounding Oasno —a most desirable pruperty for a Gentleman Sportsman, or for INIMS'I lIiG . :401sikY. Packs of Harriers and Fox Hounds are kept in the Arigbbourimed, wbkh is highly respectable, only six aides from Banbury, eight from Chipping Norton, aid tit trout Oxford. May be viewed by applying at 'M Mansion, or Rabat Mor• Jaunt, Esq. Florham Park. *bent Particulars may be bad; and •f Mr. ['Alas, Warwick-urea. Ookka-squire; where a Plaa may be sow. DA'-BY'S GENUINE CARMINATIVE is evertor to all other remedies for the wind, purging% eewhl volition,. and thou disorders in the steennch and bowels of infants, which prove fatal to so many tinder the ass two years. It is ninny efica4ons in chokes, loses, and other complaints is the intestines of jr•WIll persons. , This invaluable Cordial hietbdsse, invented by the late Mr. Joseph Dalby, Apothecary, is ebb prepared by Me ee, l Mrs. Frances Gell, and her sons, to whom also. be heieseilled this property, by his will. It Is veld only by F. blewlery said Sous, at the elii-establiabed Warebeme, No.4S, the Ease find of St. Peas. Me third boom from C.heapsitle, price MM. a bottle but if procured elawsrhrre, be amp to ask for Doll's Dolby's Carminative," and we that the nave's F. Newborn" is mimed its the stamps. *id also by J.Sanger,l6o,oeford-easeti Poiebalig Imoramei Hawkins, Band'eAreeti Tang 10= 4 74 446 M 1610 ft St/idling, Romaravaakirs end J. Maria, JOURNAL IA TOUR r 4,1 RESIDENCE in Mtn 11' BPI I'AIN, durinr the Irian 1810 ant) : By LOU! •SI MOVD. `rend Winn, corm-tea andel larged. To wbsca aldril, an APPEND! Xno FRANCE ; written in Deeweer, NI), and October. 18tH. Prints) fur Lank owl More, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London; and Arebittnitl enterable and Ca Bilitsbur6h. This day was p4bli,lacl, In 2 anis. 8/11. price Its. boards, the Fourth Edition of ViSAYS 'in the NATURE and PRINCIPLES of l'A`Vt E. • By ARCM ALION, .„ •ind Edinburgh, acc• To thi. 'Homo are add?d, 01.sereationa on the Orrin of the Brantr of the Human Cuunfrnatic.: and Form. " We look upon &s at, on the whole Or heir and moat ple:Aig Wolk which lid. yet been produced on :fet subject of Ta-te and Beauty. Ihe whole of the Book is in no ordinary degree both beautiful and norruc:ive."—Eilitiburgh Itioninv, No. XXXV. Priored fur Luidgmlii, Rece, Orme, and Brown, Posos• mwter-row; and A. Conic:lle and Co. Edinburgh. Or whom may he had, by the cone Author, Ss - Kato:4s, In two volumes, BYO. £l. 41. boards. MU*IC. 'llls day was published, IL PUNTEI.I.O ; Tits SUPPORTIR. Contain. if% the First Rudiments of Music. Written by JOHN PARRY. :;old by Cniukling. D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. itO, Soho-topiary., Loudon. Price . 11ree Shillings. Piareforte Players need n-t :o be told :sow atoeblesome it is to keep upright a single sheet of Music on the Instrument ; nor how own, in the middle of a song, they are obliged to stop to adjust it. To obviate this inconvenieace, The Sopporer is sub. nutted to the rublic; which wd, at the same time, afford a mo ther (tbsugli unacquainted herself with the science) an opponu• nity of teaching her daugt.ter ti.e first rudiments of Mude, and prepare her ler a Amer. It it strongly urged ,hat the names ul the Nacre, (Treble and Mai),tb. Characters urea an Moot,, and the fable of lime, be litinly fixed in the mina, and the readiest way to do this is by question and answer. Übe Supporter wall also be very useful to young Ladles at School, as a reference ; for though they may play tolerably well, they are often at a loss for many paints, such as a very high or a low note, or a clef, or an explanation of some of the terms made use of: but haviir , the `upporter always before them on the instrument, at is loped that they wall d. rive grew benefit front it. Reny useful tnio:niation has been given, in the most simple' manner; and it a C. 1111.1 be made acqoamted with the contents of 1 hr supporter, it will save the Parent same expense, and the Mater much trouble. ASH lONA BLE DANCING, by Mr ALLEN, F privately taught, at No. ts, Sberrardwreet, Golden-square, to Ladles and Gentlemen of may age. who have never karat that accomplishment, or have not the fitosiern style. Mr. AL t.z l's system of leaching is eiprvssly c tidied for those to whom it is an objec• to acquire easily that tastitonable requisite for genteel society expeliti: usly,private4,and in a %nitrite style of grace and elegance. Tlio,e who do not want private t :aching may harp it a small espe:nse with a r•lll•trilbie set of Pupils. on the pudic teaching ev 'ti Vrofessori et dauci,. 6 iasz'.! the most elegant Laney daucr s, and the superior parts of the proiessl.m. the Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. SOU% LI AMERICA. Among the Papers lately received frmst Buenos Ayres is the following statement relating to the mili tary operationstf the Patriot Army in Upper Peru.' The additional information it contains will be found interesting to the public, slid rave greatly to eluci date the official detrits revpecting the capture of Tarija by the Patriots, already published : " BUYNOI Mill!, Jute 2, 1817. " The surrender of the enemy's division that occupied 'far;ja,, and the occupation of that town by our army commanded by the Lieutenant Colonel of Hussars, Dow Gazaoitze Anus DC LA MADRID. took place on the tech of last April. as appears from the official report of the Commanding Officer, dated on the same day, and inserted in that Buenos Ayres Extraordinary Gazette 1 1 of 'he zed of May. the whole of the Itoyaliw garrison gave themselves up as prisoners of war. the following statement (already published) exhibits the three, arms, and warlike stores taken from the itnyalist Army in the above town. in order duty to appreciate the fall or Tarij.., it is nece•sary to consider, •hat it took : dace at a time when the enemy had advanced more than 40 *isms towards the lower provinces, at which derance Salta , Is !dilated, and where his prinopal force was then posted. .1 his I proves how insecure Ins rear must be, and also jugliies what h.* been so repeatedly said, that his difficulties and ..hangers are int- Minent in proportion to 1114 distance from the centre of hi. resources, leaving intermediate diotrices of immense extent, on the filelity and obedience of which he cautim lel, bet when lie occupies than in a military manner. " flits dislodgment ol the enemy, first from the city of Salta, and soon afterwards (rum the whole of the province of that name, took place between the sth and gist of May, as is proved by the official reports el the General commanding the vanguard, Don MARTIN GlPLittli, of the ith and tin of the said mouth. " The province of Clnta also, will very soon be freed from the 'amity, as may be deduced from the military expositions and calculations contained in the gird bulletin of tit.: army, insetted In the Gii.Cette of alit May. New+, 'rove a variety of other sources, respi mg the Upper Provinces, gives us to understand that the enemy'. situation in that quartet is by no means better. Continually harassed and attacked by our brave patrieta on every klablli and ill every dizectien, wolusee being able to move out and obtain lenge, the several ditathosents of the Royalist army exprisence the greatest losses and private-us. Our parties pene. trate eves to the very neighbourhood of Putose. N• sr the names, art giver°, our people lately destroyed a party. of the enemy, coneepatuce of which the Splint& continander 'at chief LA Si. k N A , dismissed the sanguinary Tecon from Vie service, and be has already proceeded on to Ar. onv:.red with opprobium. Every thing announces that the whole space ol country winch ' co.usntoted !Ise former Viorcnyaliy of fineness Ayres, will soon be cllCCUdied. and It is more than probable that two thirds of the Royalist army will be destroyed before they can reach the I)eS3. Pee" ), 'lee "Pe of the Vice royally of Lula. The eaaral"' Odistence at winch that polite it situated, the absolute want of every kind of awaits, the cumeaut attacks he experiences in hie eeteeat from out advanced parties, as well as the intermad.att provinces, now armed en nrmw, and the dese:tton and disper sion to which he Is liable, render.the situation of the enemy ex. tunas!, critical. kis not possible to foresee, with any certainty, what plans the !Vanish General LA SICNA will adopt, after the defeat of the King's arms in Chin, and the loss of that S:a.e to his Master. It was trepossibk for that Chief net to be sensible of the fats eameieences such an event would bring on tits army seder his owe eommanil. Nevertheless, after learning the operation, he eases down as far as the provisoes of Salta, wiskls be occupied der a . Sea days. If his object-wes to forage, or provide iderhade with Wm to endrrtike ht, setreat, his sirac.bi hat'by no marine answered his bores." • The King has salitt arrived in good health, eml the garrisin received him in grand p trade. 'l've mull military Autumnal Enrciws follow during the fir.t half of.Oetober. The public opinion. nn' that of this or that peaty, but that of all elagsee of the people, wi•lt the exception of a few old O:flcers. de. claret itself with es loudly against the pedantical ex ercises which are .te,4:l,l:•.tsitig the tipprr hand. against the costly nicknacli anti fo i,n.ery of Ilk unit ems and mounengs, which are physically and morally (lett mental in a high degree to die true s' , ldit.r, art.', draw his mind front es:ter...Ws to etr.pty I i ms, bandage and constrain Lis body, conveat his neck and bend into a balancing pole for ti'e impot rant Tsch •ku, and Tra der the cond4ian r tLe soldiers it , suppentable, nay even litirtfui to then. Ft rreises and alficu!t rn.trch.fs to hardl:ts the soldier, is well as %ig..te ice, 1-4 sary, bat tne tighoting of the body, th e 47 ;ng of the Wilder ;:art of the head, tare firma! au.' fitnia s t t e . way in which the be...rds are rut, P.c. are unt:,:cer:ary.' Bat it is the too numerous army, with its.m . iliuty staff, consuming parts of the Regrow-% the State, which excites more particill,rly our discon tent. Every true Prussian knows that the Table King, who is above all cens:oe, .is rap:ally c , lnvtneed of this, and hopes that changes will be wade with •c -spect to the former immediately, and with It NWCI 10 the latter as 604)111 as the 5q11.4101l OS LU!ope wilt admit of it. There are tio watit of men, who, if they eo not agree with those who would wish to damiss the whole army and supply 'its place by an tnidiclipLued aimed population, will nevertheless bi Idly suvest to his Majesty the necessity of a reduction ei the Artny and its Staff. The Prince of 1 - lE , ;.c-Hosin ,unc; has just returned front h s DAMS : n'o Italy and GiLrCe. It is reputed that the lier:ditary Prince is to be ap pointed Governor of the Duchy of the Lower Rhine. VIENNA. The Duchess of PA AI; expected here in the course of a f: ve weeks, to pass the winter at 1.1,r C ntrt. Apartments are tdreody preporing for her Highness in ilia part of the Chateau formerly occur pied by the Imperial Chancellory. The Erniteror and Empress were to depart from iiermanstadt the V2tl September, by Dever seg. dec. to Mctrodio, where they were to rennin' a pert of the :Alai September, and whole rf the Ist October. On the '2.1 October their blij,stie6 were to visit Mount zillion, the scene of the celebrated beetle between tht Austivalis under Genetal and the Turks during the last war; and o n the fol lowing doy to return by Old Orsowa Metrouia, whence they .would continue their journey by the Mines ot Sza.e.ka to Petcrwarden, where they ATC ex p:cted about the 17tii, and will remain for some itar. On Sunday, the '2lst Septenib , r, a grand conceit was given at ohe r o t the M ;•:.;.nr..i.s A, which he had lett at tl.e cispc,sal of the Cutontittre ot Beneficence. The most distiiiginshed ath4tellts f f the capital wittingly employed their taitoiti in a fete consecrated to the viloce of the and the pal:— lic repaired in crowds to concur ifs s.r goo a work. The receipts ainountcd to 11,721. fl arias (ileCal 13i. English sterling.) MUNICH. The whole of the femi►y of the PRINCE It:YAL are now settled at toe Place of Wort:burgh, and hit Highness will not touch lnnger iseter his intended journey into Italy. The Emperor and Empress of AII,TRIA are ex pected to pot a •ist Ift out (nut; Utuse Ll.ey tetura CO Vienna from their grand tour. S I U MARD r. The Kir.g and Queeu, ..ttei.ded by a steal suitr, set out on the 23th September to Scilatiaauseti, ani arrived there alter one day's journey, untier the names of the Count and Countess of liuktENneuci. Next day they visited the taas of the Rhine. and other ietuarkable objects of the neii.;hbourilud. On Sun day, the 211th, their Majesties dep ired for Ca.nizalice. Mitre they embarked fur the Isles of 111t.ya..0 and Ittchei.au, atter vi.iting which . they set out oa their return to Stutg ire. pi. I'ERSETAC.:I-1. The Grand Ducties AL6.2:osoriA is prognant. General Pri:tee 6011111CliAK(Iirt:, of the Council of Sate, has obtained leave to retire on ac count of his health, with 3 pension of I o,oto rubies. M. de Sroucti, formerly tutor of thr Grand Duke NICHOLAS, has been appointee: 4 COUllClihr SoLtie. Great preparations Are making for the thparture of the Court to Moscow. Not only all the Members of the Imprrial Faintly, but the princirril Minister., will est:011111.h thembeives at MMIC9W tirlllg the lie n winter. MO Elllpfele:Ci AFC 10 SCI tlit mid. die of October. COPENIIAGEN, SEPTEM3ER 16. The report that De r n i m o: r o k i h ei a g s h o t bz ii in i rd on , s o o r f i , n p te e n ct d e s . The Goveciiitent requires Lo new I , .au to improve the finai.ees; on the Coll:34:y it int. lids not merely to pay up the arrears of iiiterest dos to foreigners, but als9 to pay Wl' a pa:t of the national d.:bt, In Holland, Brabant, I'r.;,,;_ fort on the Mayne, and Genoa, the pay merit ::!r ifiteiebt h.is gradnilty taken rice, and pr.,pos A i l h a ee been made to the f.rcign to prolutig tor ten or twelve years thie payment of the ob;igatiost have fallen in, which proposals . iave recty tvi.ere bt C 4 ,readily acceded to. FLORENCE. The contract of marriage bet wren Pr:nce CALM. NAU and the ArdidUdiebc MARIE TuaiNsE, Daughter of the Grand Duke of TuicaNY, was :Wird here on the 29th September in the presence of tile C. - Anted of State and all the Dignitaries of the Court. The mar riage was celebrated en the following slay in the Ca thedral of Florence, with the °seal s9letpnity. 1). Ptiucit was decorated with she Grand CMS of &:,g Jusyrki.