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'.: . • • • ../441.• • it . • ; IL • • • L, L, --'4* . • , • ; •. • 's • t " • • ...•.,.„.....,.......,,,%: ::.;... rh,...,.. .... • ,• f. • : ' r . . . • • I . • • • e. N l • ' • EDUCATION. riCHE Attention of the Conductor s of Schools JL and of Booksellers throughout the British kdapiees is .11ligked to the following List of New and Valuable El erten. nry'Rooks. Most of them are already adopted in the prin t del Schools, and the °them fecrlre only to be sees to meet with similar preference and distinction. BLAIR', PRACTICAL ENGLISH GRAMMAR, with peplum Esercitcs, containing every thing essential, and no thing supertluons, (empiric in this binek book, ‘2s. BLAIR's CLASS BOOK I or, 355 Itsglish Less m, price 3s. BLUR'. READING EXERCISES for the Junior Classes, 6d. BLAIR'sGRAMMAR of NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, by which the various branches of Science may for the first time be practically taught in Schools, 3s. BLAIR's FIRST TECHISM, emstaisdeg common 060 0 orMera to be known by all Children,Vd. BLAIR% SCHOOL DICTIONARY • words. words, bv . , . . . .. ... . . .;" :: `' .41..: 1 6 . 1 1:‘• — 4..4 ''P 0 . ' l . :. ' ti . i .' .•4 0 , I ... tf *;1 .44— „, . 4 .4ir4:4,. i' . . . 1 ..' . .e ' 4 , .' 111 iti ii *A iv, b.: .. , i ..; V e ' ..... • . . e -'' i ". ~ • li )4 ;•)4 ii.t ' • ~... ..t ,, , elotcrttzmtt;)i . s L :. r . • ;Jf ';-. • JeLY 11, 1809. .~ • • , 'C• .. '. : POPULAR WORKS. Jest published, Cos.aven, Coaduit-street t and sold Anuresis, bibergb ; tad Wages mad Cumming, Dalla s 1.. A NGELO - GUICCARDINI ; or, the XL ALPINE BANDIT. A Rouutace. 4 large vo lumes, 245. • • By SOPHIA FRANCRS. Author of V bootie, Ac. AG Ac. 2. The YOUNG ROSINIERE ; or, Sketches of the World. A Novel. Dedicated to L a dy Looduaderry. By Mrs. Peek, of Dahlia. S vets. 16s. 3. AMELIA. MANSFIELD. A Novel. 'Pran.lated from the Frew* of illadissar Colt o, Author - of Cara, liiirabeth, he. 3 wok. If*. 64.--- ; •-•" This is a Work of geolits."—Quar terly Review. ' ' • 4. The B.S.CoßkLiiil o A. Novel. By Mr. Moore. 3 vols. 16s. 6. HISTORE ettitie REMALY SEX, written by C. Meiners, Coarwellor of State to bis Britannic hi:ol4y, and Professor of Plittesophy at the tinbeerdty of Gotthigen. The :' - i •_ ~ " " •• t r - f..•.. ; • ' •.• - ' fe bici; . 00) 0 Ci • PR -..--55.1 7.. - 1 . t. .. 4.• t ....,t •••qt • • 44,,, .• . .. • •.. .1 . .k IA / I . • i F ' ' . .; • PRICE 6fa• Nut Only in Warsaw, hut also in other places in the Duchy, which the enearrintered, Sate were individeali who conducted theismilvett traltesomly. The Polish Government is 110111totripe ll ed to adopt measures of severity against those ungratdel per. sons who take advantage of hospitality and bees. licence. Some of these foreigners has. heed he. pawned in the fortress of Modlin, and delivered over to a Military Tribunal ; others havtibeen set at liberty, w ith an injunction never to deter Poland again. When the official intelligence reached . its front St. Petcrsburgh, that the Russian army woe about to act in co-upet.stiou with the French aid Poles against the Austrians, the Archduke Ferdtnaud caused a Proclamation to be published in our Ga. zette ( A pill '29), in *vise to muse that genie to be discredited. Among other things it was Some persons have left the metropolis for the tvosoteldincsa, out, to disgetetthe pea. ful citizen , A !ice him to take up arms, by s:adne that foreign troops are About to en. ter the reentry." A Decree has passed, removing all who aro Prussian subjects by birth, who have no right of citizenship, from public offices. srnmr.surto, Juni 15.—A Proclamation hat been published here, offering a reward for the de. livering up of papers belonging to Marshal SAW, which bad been seized by the partisans of Schili. At the same time threats are held forth aghast those who should withhold these articles or any other property, seized by the adherents of Schiff. MILAN, Julia 28.—The Senate assembled this • meriting to hear the letter which had beim written by his Majesty the Emperor low King to the Pre. sident. It is as follows : " MossiEva, the President of the Senate of my kingdoms of Italy—l approve of the sentiments contained in the letter of the Senate of the *kb of Nlay. I know the Attaiimprot it lien f• to my perm* and country. I desire that my pen* 'or Italy may know the satisfaction I have felt al their coo duet during the lateoceurrences. They have repelind with contetopt and indignation the calumnious niggestieni and sp rats to sedition and revolt which have beta maids to then Ity the Primes-of that ungrateful and perjured basie..whire leaden sceptre has, during •-.0 many age!, eppremed ear its happy Italy. Turn tritematel) by the factions of the Court of Rome. and those of the (knobs Emperors, it was king divided mad subjegwed.. Providence has reserved to me the singular consolation to behold it, soiled under my law% rise again to the great and literal ideas which our ammatirs, the Art among the moderns ? proclaimed afrer.assa of bechadep. 1 am not len satisfied with the coerage and Wesley displajmi by my Italian troops Oa the borders of th e Bailie mus s the books or the !Jambe and the Ebro, they have terms they wens of .thr bitted of the antient Italians, &e. " From my Imperial Camp at Schoeobnute, Jaw 16, tdo9." This letter was interrupted by the loudest tip. phrases. -TheSeumei r.qeieed it *knishd be resist second titres; and a Committee was appointed for making the letter known to the inhabitants of the kits:idiom Ott Ow I,7th, the . Senate decreed, among other things, that the sentimonts expressed in the kn e e of his Majesty,. should he consecrated, by an in. ecription to be•placed in the Senate, in order to preserve the memory of the .Emperor's *tartan'. * Saturday last a Court Martial was held on board the Salvador del Mundt), in Ilemosse, and ed. journed till Monday, for the trial of Mr. ALM. ANDER PATERSON, Gunner of his Majesty's ship POiseas (prison-ship), for contempt, insolence, and disobedience of orders. The• charges were adjudged to be fully proved ) and he was sentenced to be dismissed his situation of Gunner in his Ma. jesty's navy, and to serve before the mast, on board such ship as the Commander in Chief. at Plymouth.dock shall direct. The Lady who has been spoken of frequently as having rode 1080etilis in 1900 hours, at New. market, in 1758, did it under circumstances far from difficult. She was a relative of the Publisher of the Sporting Calendar, in Ozendon.street, who was succeeded-by the present Mr. Weatherley, and she was backed by the present Duke of Queensberry, who was then Lord March. She was allowed to do the thousand miles on as many horses as she chose, without regarding time, and she did the match in twenty-eight days, and two. thirds of the time on one favourite horse. Tim Lady took her rest regularly at night, and rode in the day time 40 ur 50 miles. James Miles, a farmer, residing at Goring, near ' Walingford, born in the year 1743, has offered te back himsulf for the sum of fifty guineas, o walk fifty miles on the turnpike road in fifteen hours t Last year he performed a journey of fifty.two miles within that time, after having worked sit hours in a hay-field; and two years ago he walked a mile in five minutes, for a bct of a gallim of beer; he lately lived with a cow.keeper near Tottenham Conn Item!, as superintendent of the. dairy and farm ; he is a small muscular Mall s and enjoys all his faculties—about the age of fifty he waffled a woman of foriy, who produced him ten children: On Wednesday night, between the beers et ten and eleven, a most daring attempt Was made to enter the house of Mr. WALLACE, tallow. chandler, Charles-street, Westminster. A fellovr had been observed lurking about the house for some time, and' when the ti nily .rote going to luck the ours, he seized Mr. I . Wallac e I r d the cellar, and attempted to force his way into the house; but Mr. Wallace's sisters being present, gave the alarm, and a watchman came up, but was instantly kuocked down by the kllim mho then 'attempted to escape; but assictiiii.c 'king prompt. k r given,' ke was seenrod mad conveyed to the watch-house. • - • • ... . .- . - 4 . ;1 - i ' • ... • •,...--.- t- • • , ...... - 4•-•ise•reibr. . . - • t -,1, P *;:--:. . . • ~ _ • ..,.... • • . ' ~ -„ , • 4%. , • , . rs Ai , 1 ~.. i 21 , 1 , ....„ . „ . . .. No. 1060. LYDIA SHAwi.s. • 1r A DIFS or GENYI,EMEN desirous o( par- ALAI Owing curium INDIA, SHAWLS hart sew nn op postonlty wf intpertioglbe aunt &meth Selection ever be isrelll4ed for Silt, at WAtrßhiAlf and EVENING TON'. ihawl, %bits, nod Liars, Warehouse . , No. 104, the COTwbf of Neu Brtdie.atreet. Plert-btreet, where they may also receive the NU value in Shank, Gold, Silver, and other Warted Mtalist. • ' P TO BE DISPOSeD OF, ADelightfill small rural COTTAGE, 4tpate %Ulu e. A lit :I(iles of Lenart°, commanding most beau- Mot views; In which the eye is lost by the ev padding Coun ty% ; compliant% a good &Irv; dravriag.rooni, • and two other rooms 4/4 Ow ground per, twq .best bed-roma% and three other slim king roomy, a coarh-houte, and two-stall stable. with sleeping roots, an excellent garden, and good paid let, all in c,impleterepuir. neatly fluilisbed with every neceasir), but n itbout extravagance. The wa.de, with the Lest', to be di.posei terns. the prevent o.%ner being obliged to l•-• Gofer., addressed to A. B. *tram, o e l lopasteuded to. HALLAM'S ANTIBILIOUS Invented by EDWARD HaL Ssrgeos and Apothecary, late of Bur; rilli safe and elog,int preparation . J_ . t..emed fur its agreeable and certain operation, which it cifectually resseves all inaction or Obstructios the Stornaca aid Bowels whether arising from , Bile, Lodi- V: on, r Luotenty, or Gold; Sickncii at Stomach, Head , &r. It o r ierates by dislodging acrid bile or other Cru dities retaiaed is the Isteminal canal, and acts as an alterna tive t.i the .Ater geswali7. Free from any antinsomot o r mercurial oreparations,.rt is at all times safe; and has been given with 'molar good elf xi during Pregnancy. Its action aparticultrly ad spied to Persons et bilious Habits, and' those of sedentary lives, where a 4111eient action of the g lic a ti howel4 is nat kept and crudities attained in those organs -are freyneotly ng pains and disteit-ioio, head-arks, lantpaor, aid ' heft, or a setae of wit:irises. and oppres sion. " Remove the cease, the elect must cease." • A iiivle trial will fully cosviiire the pvle:it of their effi cacy. Ne is sit cases of Bilious or Sick ]lead Ichs are certainly rewired by a flask desc, *ad iu a much shorter lime dam could be ciedited, hut from experience. .The Pro prietor thin•.s n proper to remark, they it ill be foetid nut ads load 11112.1411 paw or summa -isiess, hut to leave the body, afire Abel- immediate action ceases, fret frum that costive state winch gcaerally succeeds the . operation of laxative me ek:aces. Sold IVlalesale ant Retail hy SHAW and CO. on the Fort-war s No. 66, lit. Paul's Church-yard, London, Price 2s. Lc'. per boy. CORNWALL'S ORIUNTIAL COItDIAL, Flo all I/ivirders of the STOw ICII aid Rowena, Istotors- TION, ELArtHANct:, Cuoitc, Ike. It is a maxim in Medicine, as well as in general mom. that wane the fountain is polluted, the streanss winch slow Icons it cannot be pore.- As the stomach there-. free is site reservoir of the body, from ;whence all its facul ties are tttpidied and nourished, the whole frame mast come quendv partake of its itragalaritiest from whence eti).t of Siw diseases that affect the human body trace their origin, sari ti, the tettaral of those diseases in their primary pri. - 1- lies and routirtisitsi live, is the OR M?: TA L V iiIiETX ULF. WROIAL, molt happily mid efts:$:0111, adequate. Is the mast tarred:olm choke, and alt palm and obstrae ut the tantaucb mei viscera, wheuter arising from cold, ' titian, w inaineass or a putrevccat state of the alimentary • elk• ; it Om Uinta hliif ;• mid * alt that train of nervous and cbrunic diseases that have their rise from irregular living or an enfeebled slate of the. digest ive powers, such as pans tical, epticplical, hysterical, and hypochondriacal, its ef fats are astbandeing; in alltaleucies, lowness of spirits, trete-. blinks, debility, weakness of all the mental and corporeal vacs that depend on the tone of the stomach and the whole if the cereals systems; its virtues are Soo well Isamu Is a Ertl and aumersoss eariety of *stances to arsons of say cloulici Its amide is not merely confined to the removal of tee ti r 4 principles of disease, by amassing the intestine canal, thinning viscidities, sad giving free circulation to the snot . jo :,-,.. 3 , bat sc at hes with all the combined forcc of medical e' creitend. the diseasea themselves. In short, If a principle of isilivers4 medicine Is attainable by any coushivation of sirtivs in that se: table world, they seem here happily stinted -in perhaps ane:tif the must friendly Cordials the whale dia gram litilice Auras. Solid' Witoksale anti by Straw anIC... on the Font, Way, ti, ht. Plull . ll t'' Ykrtt, London.--Price be. 6d. % • ' ~" • ' • For SITANGUAIIY—OItOPSY-- GRAVEL 0(1. STRUCTIONS in the IiiI.4hIAR I'AiSAGE—DIA ns, aadli kai ERA WEA KN JESUITS UR.DPS. • • IX his Majesty'i . 11Eirjr . •41sese Drops have for near 103.yetirs past malefiikted their eharseter as a spe cide fur tlig Starry, Gravel. Drops), Strange:try, Weak besi hnd Ob.tructions in the Urinary Pasis:ige, and General Debility 'F —tat paiticularly. for their absolote ant speedy cure of the Venereal Ihsease W JESUITS DROPS and SPECIFIC RCNIEDY, are the on l y safe nad enpolitinus Care, and are so 11100CeUl in their Nature, as to require little or au restraiut. As a rustoreive fur Getieral Debility, iVessells' Jesuits Drops, have been long known and esteemed ; whether tbe arises from the too enplues use of Mercury or in tense heat of Climate, they are eqnally serviceable :--tateb as litre the misforttme to he troubled with old stubborn Sikets. Seati.al Efiptionv, or any weiskne.4 of the Kidneys, Ureters or Bladder, Diabetes, or Diii..ultv of making Wa ter, will esperience a complete Cure by due persever.uwe. ail 1 W aid CO. 66, St. Pairs Church-yard, having par ehased their Medicines of Nlr. Wessell% nurse ran possibly ht t oainr tritest a Black Stamp, engraved it it!' their ad- dry_, appear., or; the outside of every Dottie. - - - Ask for Westielis' Jesuits Drops. Pike 26. 911.--)ls.—aod flu. per bottle. rrillE MOUT!! b IlUbjet:t to many Disor. AL rter , of the most unplca•iat canoe, but more particu tatty Scorbutic llostoarr, Tom h-ac:wr ' and Ulcer , ou. Mares. ID co clays was it more evident than inticritl.mica of the Fa culty t but mow they ttletWO recommend the CI% V LON LX OM to not only die west elegant awl agreeable lkolifrice for rendering the Teeth bettuttliallc %hitt., but toe onlycertaitt remedy for all ni.ordees of the Slotted. Immediately upon application, it will tare the most excruciating '!'note-ache, 1 min littr.,,orlked Face, Ike. La o tea days it will entirely ermlic.tte the hi urvyiathetium , make them firm and health ful, pant) dcru‘ed Teeth, prevcat diem hero:tong *one, &s -nit tech arty be loose, and render the Breato delicately sweet. To I hove ouhjec I to Sore., of U:ret- to the Cheeks, Gaffs, Tongs:•, or 14 , , n is p.irticulurty retanitnetle . !, Tooth o derived, or the Mouth in a toad .tatr, let die Pripprietorl. ok tit 1i (ite legumes ire); then if the Exotic be u*cd as be directs, 411 1./i..,sdeis it.cidootii. the Nloutb will he complorly cored ni:d lireireuted ; wiiituited Sl.ottraioo rt.torr4 the werm,:ary utrimriit for existence - be retitled with* time flavour : the VadvAdittasiusrpbued ip a state of commie.< (INC sir.ilth, the itre.itevt of-41 molts:wry ides- Ong" I/idled awl Ir. - mar - ow& A sire le expo i.n/ lit Will prove toe truth of th tamping sidtemeot t wail it I. but (air to infer toot the person awe *auk mumble ut its worm will weer, he about it. The CEYLON DENTIFRICE, fitt which so much el quirt it made, In cueseydeltce of Ihr PA . 4 bring nriuioill trout Swati-dwarf, suty Ike luot et Toone s, I Ostord s' let t I tritium' ; ooil of Propri. tor, 11 rinple-piac, - "s kinds tart tbl . 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Jtity 13.—Our Sovereign, far from Imitating his predecessors, oho, on their accession to the throne, thought themselves dispensed from, the obligation to provide for a debt, which they foand too great, and considered, in some measure, as net theirs, because it misted before their reign ; has just applied a remedy to this ancient wound of the state, by a measure wise, vast, and worthy of that goodness which characterises his heart ; —his loyalty repelling all ideas of bankruptcy, which ender foresee-MOM had redsned so massy families j to beggary. Ilalbas, by a decree of the 9th inst.] recolitised all the debt of the state, in onler to apply to their extinction effects which have been lung lost to society. The royal rules shall possess ' their full nominal value, and shall be received as specie for the purchase of national property. Thus all jobbing mill be checked, and r..ontidetice strengthened in the new government. This mea sure alone would suffice to immortalize the name of our monarch, and assure the prosperity of the Spanish nation. A decree was also published on the 9th, con. Mining a number of formal provisions, respecting the mode of selling lands belonging to the State. 10.—The insurgents the Tyrol ant irdialberg have been prohibited entering the _territory of Switzerland, un pain of death. CETTE, Jost 20.—The English who, during the month of September in last year, made several incursions upon the coast of the Gulf of Lyons, and who endeavoured, on the 12th of tite-eime month, to set fire to the town of Cetta b r means of rockets, though then driven off by the menus of the place and the military ardour of its inhabit. 'ants, attempted again 'on the Bth inst. to make a 'new attack upon this to*n and port, against which one of their frigates Gted of some 16- pounders, and at length a broadside. Their balls passed over the town ; and as we, on our part, could reach the frigate with our 2.l.pounders, we believe that oar artillery, which wan well served, has done the frigate considerable damage, as it did not maintain the coutest lung, and has nut dared to approach since. JUNE t6.—An insurrection lately broke out in the Puy: tie Vaud, to which the taxes and the military conscription served as a pretence; but it was quelled by the aid of 500 Frenchmen, and two discharges of musketry. Many of the Can tons refused to take any share in the rebellion. Sonic of the insurgents have been taken to Milan; others are confined al %Add°, or have escaped. Quiet is restored again. ',create, JUNIt V.3.—00r Paper contains the following:— " Yesterday was a memorable day for the in. habitants of this place. After some slight slat. inishes between the Austrian and Brunswick troops, and the Saxons, the latter retreated through the town, when the Austrians, under the command of his Excellency General Am. Ende, and the Britnswick troops, under the com mand of the Duke of Brunswick Gels, entered, amid the unequivocal manifestations of the col. !retell inhabitants," !tic. WARSAW, Jties Polish Council-. of State returned Itithpr on the Bth, and wore re ceived by the public with great demonstratious of • j oy , • . Sixty. foie's* es 4 Z9f ili&reit olio, have been lately arreitkritere. Their pipers helve Ispen before a Committee appointed to =Mid* MO. ....s. tv vas as..eausma. mammy, IWO BLALR's SCHOOL DICTIONARY Err learn* by Profewor of Philosophy at the Univer.ity of Gottiageo. Tire posed of on moderate rote, consaiolog moor but important words. and plolltiug de- 2tl edition, lo 4 volikaosall gs l s, price AB.. rivative, salvo., ob,ceoe, and triVial w or d s , 2 s . AL. to join the Army. 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