The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-07-07 00:00:00

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I r __ -• . • . SOUTH Alf ERICA. .. T0•N0R A H2:41.11...i : t i v a PV . RESII . I: D, Price lt. 11VORK end LEEDi INTI • SI Co34llllNilJetil, Safe. LOT- I Thit flay wag oshlisheft I ~/ , . :'. ..._ • NO, 1048. Upward% of 4t100,(100 la Capital Prises, *V VIE THIRDFYI) LAST GRAND CITY LOT TI R 1. rott- t wting of 20.000 TICKETS, To be Orman In OwilditAll in Four Days. NO FIXED PRIZE. li nirch.approved LOTTF:RY contains (RAND CAPITAL PRIZES. roionaing of fWENTY-NINR SUBSTANTIAL FREE HOLD HOUSES, di.charged of Land-Tail, situate In Salon- -strevt and Pickett -street, &e. which were estimated in the Vrar 180.4 h% five eminent Serveyors, and proved by the: open Oath. before a Committee of the Home of Com t- he worth spa:trek of .£103.0)01 hut they have since grently increased in bit lue, a new Surve• and Eititoate are isr..p 'min.:, a `itch wilt be shortly pubtiAtted. Ticket.' S • res are on Sale at the licensed Lottery Of lees, and b., their Agent% in she Country . This Day W:11 pohlished. In two Vnls. Bvo. with a Map of the Country, price 184. bawds, TITE GEOGRAPHICAL, NATURAL, a n d CIVIL. HISTORY d CHILL Translated from the Or;gioal It Man of the ARM; DON J. IGNATIUS MOLINA. To is Nich are added, Notes from the Spanish and Preset. Version., and two Appendixes, by tar English Editor; the Ant an Aerostat of the Archiptino of Chilae, from the de scription historical of P. F. Pedro Gonzales de Ansterns the second. an Account of the Nntive Tribes whu inhabit the Southern extremity of South America, extracted chiefly from Falkner's Description of Patagonia. Printed for LON (IMAM, HURST, REES, and ORME, Patesiontee-row. • PREgENT PRICE. Ticket Half £l 8 0 1 Eillith.... ..... XI 3 0 Quaver / 5 0 Ai t 1.491 th . .0 11 6 The price will he rolled on NlNltlitv, the 17th isittint. STATE LOTTERY TO BE Olt MN IN ON4 t 1 r. fFT and CO. mitectfolly inform the Posilie that 'rickets turf shams are Now on Sole at all abet Ohm; ;at the Wile tine th , .y h leave to rev:women. to the anemias of 0,..41 Vrlentli the Seheinr of the pr sent lottery, which they tru4t will merit their approbation and *ippon : La order to prevent disapp .intineut. It it recesses, M observe. that there are nary 5.(0) Numbefs in the Lottery. ltiecoarse no Number Meer than 5,00 J; and that the Will be Drawn in Om Day. CAPITAL • 4 4 .... of .... el.(llKit 4 .... of &r. ike. &c. ill there a. r Four Tickets of mill\ ember, Aventorers may trtve the Caasce of g og Eighty l'hou; ohi Pounds. NO . 1 1''‘' Cr. ()N1 CLOTHS. Although an enormity* Advance has tak.m place OR every Artiele of Woollen Cloth, GIBROVi, Wiru(lint- Draper, Mangs.Mercer, an 1 Taylor, Is i, Fleet -street. near St.' Danstan's Chu rh, inCirrna the Public, that for Ready Money he un dertake* to *.tpply Apparel, matte to tisentivre, at the rot kulox Priers, and Irareareittre Qualities of the Cloth: , the Work.s.tor•hip and Fashloto of the Cianaentl to be exceeded I. ti one, whic , At comparing the usual t has .es ate le by 'Nylon, prev:atts to the Ark -loco, will mon• than corrobo sate the above Assertion ; therefore, it matt be clear!. evi dem, from the great Increase, the Saving must be imamate. £ s. 11. feeond Ciotti Coat - - - 1 16 0 Staper Ditto - , - 2 10. 0 1r...-y to. •. Superfine Ditto - - 3 10 0 Ditto Kerse. mere Breeches - - 1 d 0 Ditto Ooyble Milled - - - 1 14 0 Best it aisle Tallied Cord . - 0 HI 0 Lilies Sisirertine Cloth or Kevsevasere Pabits 6 1i 6 Anil every otber Article is the chose Branches oo proper t:s.tate Terms. A very great Variety of Superfine an.l fither Cloths are tdways kept, toppether with fseltionahle %Vaiste•tatings. and sdi either Articles is the Woollen Drapery and Man's-Mer eery Line. •••• It is partiettlarlr requested Imo will att-nd to the No. 3113). there being sever.d otbers of the same Badness in the sheet. BIIDDLETON, Pocket-Book and Black ..LN • Le:ul Pencil Maker to the King and Prince of Wales. • tbeOriginal ‘lnnufsctocs , Ns. lit:, Filrandopposite New - entle-street, begs leave to reanamend to the Public his isr K IsLA PCNCII.R, whose superior ev erllesce llos %eve the mese than AO rears universally acknowledged; and Pmell , foe drawing in rolemv tor a %le ntlentien I, To di-- tinguirh hi, Pemils from enviaterfritct he utast which was fin - rie4y Midiletno, is new changed to N. Middleton, and ,lireetton, Iti2. Strand. Lomb*, stamped on each Pencil. An evsensi v. :assortment of Poeta-beaks and Thread-awes, ric:;antly mounted ingoid, silver, and plain; a complete as r.ii town* of fravelling, Writing. and Oressing-eases; Gen tlenicn's Pocket Omatoodes, crunaming ever ankle for 'has nn-,, and drcosism; Portable Writing and Dressimg-desks, and Roves, is mahogany, satin-wood, leather, !h..; Writ tins-paper, estra tine cut large Pc:.4, tine Irish and Mitch S.aliog-Was, ald all kinds of Statinuary ; Portable and Ca:iling-home Letter Cops fag Machin. The machines. by which writing inay he expeditiously and clearly copied ate bron4lit by N. Middleton to the utmust perfection, and compri‘ed. in a mahoAtuir case, .which forms a complete desk ; menet(' Fitinll, 113 tic be of the greatest convenience to those who travel; others of a site and form to answer the purposes of a complete secretahr. A large assortment ui Itmeirs. and all kind. of fine (Milers. DOUT,IPIDI GESTION, RH EU M A NI, ITS OR N RR FOOS 00111 2 1. A I NTS. &c. OXLEY'S COSCENTILATEI) kSSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER, invented aad prepared (staly)by SAMUF.L OXLEY, her Majesty's Cheossi, at Rs. Hayisarket, Lusidson. This valuable Preparation iy peticalarly recoinmenied by Dr. Ciento PearsmiPaysieia to his Royal ilighness the Duke of York), as a most ch at don and useflii Medicine, for Gout, Rheumatism, I .digestioss, bet visas Complaints, ecr. The superior cscelbnce of this Preparation, and its impa rallekil eikcaey in resturine vaie to debilitated Stomachs. is too sell knawn to require much comment. It speedily re sumes all those ttepleamnt Spurn to which' ate the effict of a New t stomach and Howls. vie. Indigestion Oppression after Eating. Fl:ituteuey, N- woos lle.asl-ach, arid linislioess in (holy Habits it is . partieul air useful and eiNcricions, by tellermg nod shortemag the duration of Fits of the Gout, confining them to the extremities. mad mitigating the Faros par. It imam:Hatay removes all Gouty, Rheumatic, and Spas midic 1 3 4:iriis in the Stainach and Hood: - and is vault itbirly rccotineaded:n he taken in Cbalyhesue. ' abd in the Soda 3k 011ie Waters, td prevent the Sir:inch bt•ing In Lumbago, Sciat,:•a, or in Chrodie Rhea nations, where the pain is generally used to attended with rem ansabiess, and uti:s. fed upon motion, changes of • Weallocr, or al night n bon in herd. this Pneparation be found to have a most admirable etreet whet the pain is ni.ot vitile:d. or even whet' a Paralysh, or an almost total loss of "amide in the atected lira comes no, it gives imme diate rebel. by .restoring activity, vigour, and a due cond• tam to the Nervous Eisergy in the part affected. AROMATIC sriatr of VINEGAR, (the (rigins! larression of :Jr. II EN it Y. and brought by blssankaise improvements to the highest perfection) co..*.- suet to be prepared and sold by 'CUOM AS and WILLIAM Ciseinittf. Manchester. This agrees)* pc rituned Liquor is colapbsed of highly con. rentrated Vinegar, joined woo the su.ot pleasant Aromatics aad efftrarions Antl.opties. Its p.ct,;ent Odour renders it es trewelsk grateful mid salutary in Head Achs, Paintings, and in al PLR's' of Pablic Meson. (as 'fiecitrrs, Courts of Jus tice, ?kr.) as it ei.unteratts the bail effects of heated and bid Air. It is alsl the best A utidatc aiainst the infection of all Cocaagious di k euu-s. As then ars-sonny sporioas and inferior imitations. ander She sn:Le Q 4.41 si-aiLar runes, some of which are fallacious!, represented as improreownif, the Pohlk are regal:Alva to *borne, that the games of TILI ( )M AS and M ILL lAM AILNIeTe hianchester, are eagenrcd on each stamp, and ammilded in the alai) cf each honk. The .tllOatA I IC SPIRIT i•f VINEGAR. Price Ss.' N. (Stamp inrinded) b said wholesale and Mag. bt Bay -141 an:: likrs, Cocktpat.rtrect. (the only Agenlis in London antho-hed by the Proprietress) here way be bad. Beni of ( ield, biker. Cortrlian, Crystal, is Also HENRY'S t..ILCIN El) NIMLNSSIA, la bottles nt Vs. ed. and I..rger, with 011211 stoppers, at 4s. (*dil 111111111Cip bring on the stamps. This day wee peblisbed, The fiecend Edition, ltion. price rs. Boards, AN INTRODUCTION to the GEOGRA PHY of • tbe NEW TESTAMENT; eostprising a Summary, Chronological and Geographical View nF the Lrents recorded repecting the Ministry of Oar Saviour. ac companied with Maps. with Questiors for Examination, and an Accented Index: principally designed for the Use of Young Persons, nr the Sunday Employment of Schools. By LP CARPENTER, -- LL. D. . • Printed far LONGMAN, HURST, BEES, aid ORME, Pater/I/biol.-row. " We r , comnsend thE hook to all tmch na me ancious to ob tain sour icy and prey -inn in their geograVaical and chrono logical knowledge, as far as relates to tlw history of the events recorded in the %things of we New Ttsitaistent." Literary Journal, October. 1806. " This is a ;mall blink, Ind it centiam a great deal, and is likely to be of tue bat:, to tracben mod pepah." British - Critic. Sept. 1508. " The wimple work is correctly astecuted, and perspicuously arranged." Am. Rev. liblt;. This Dav was palrli rirHE PHILO4OPI.I IL Natural History and G Fevers Colds Camemptions Asthma licurvr Gnat and Rheumatism Stone :1 , 4' 4 , :ru% , l DiKnives of cp , Liver Chronic and.. errousDiscases Scrophula or Evil Ily the R P. inted Sherwood, Nee mst". 'bed, prier 3a Dearth, Y of PHYSIC ; heiog a re of the fallswi Diarases : Di w. 4 s peculiar to Women Di , ease, peculiar to Children, each us T.mtet•, Worm., Sure hyes, Cough, and Stuall-poz, Dropsy PalFy Cancers I).slucations I Fracture. W. WILSON. ly. and Jones, 93, Paternoster• This Day WAS published, Embellished sr hh an derma Fr .iitispiece, Price ss. boards. WI faLIAM 'TELL ;• .r, SWISSER LA Nn El ER ED. A Posthumous Work of the Che valier DE FLORIAN. To which is prefixed a Life ..f Bic Author, by J A U Trucks* d frnm the French By WILLIAM B. IVEWETSON, Author of " The Blind Bay," &c. tic. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, nail Jones, 20, Pa temoster-row. Of whom may be hail, NUBTLTA IN SFAILCII OF A HUSBAND; being a Compankm to Crelil). THE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR. Just published. in volumes, price one Guinea in Boards, T ILE ITINERANT ; or, Genuine Memoirs of an Actor. IS7 S. W. RYL.EY. " This Work contains a great variety ofinterenting matter, interspersed with suwedstes of living Theatrical Characters. Scarcely a name that hasllgnced on the Stage for the last 90 years, bat has a niche in these volumes, which we CIO wifely rerominvid as a nYcfal appendage to dramatic biography, and ns affording touch entertainment, without injuring the morals."—Mmithly Mirror. l'rinted for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, 20, Paternoster ro ; and farlor and itessey, Fleet-street. Of whom may be had, COMIC SKETCHES; or, the Comedian his own Manager. By CHARLES LEL LE WIS. price 44. A CHALLENOE. MESSRg. CURIA N and CO. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's service. clialleage the whole world to prove a Dingle iiKince where their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed of the desired cited. The practice of many years in this particular branch of their profession, has trot giveq r..-e to fete unsuccessful Cace. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and care at Venereal Complaints, and that Derangement of the System, which is the comieqoeuce of the pernicious and waste , ful dreamer a habit long and most unhappily par-teed by the youth of both sexes. In the one it will be found to be the unfailing sourer of barrenness ; the other have its ravages fa tally developed to them by a distressing state of debility, , winch, if not timely remedied, terativattsio impotence. These are its remote and ultimate eifecb, while Cciasumpflone, Loss of Nlusenlar Power, and satinet Nervous Complaints, usually ettanolarige the earlier stages of this solitary vice. (11 per sons languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment Is simple, and has never proved unsuccessful in the treatment of a lung, laborious, ant much extruded prac tice. In the most obstinate and complicated cues of Vette , rea! Infection, such as Obstructions in the Urethra. Spongy er , :eenees. Hard Tumours, Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, Se ' min .1 Weakness, Glees'. -is also SERICLURES, W:oaher recent or of long duration, and which have baClied the skill of other Practitioners, arc, by their present Improved F in of treatment, 'lei-wally and permanently eared, with the patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming he morrhage which frequently Ulnas the application of the lu air caustic. In the cour.e of tasty years exetasive_praetice this usetropolis,pamervus cases of Strictures have been aod are daily a cr their cart', the tout eradicatiou of which are effected by a safe, ceriaiu, and exp•Mitious mode - of practice, superior to any other vet ndopted. The weakness, relava tiuui and debilitv proceeding bolo this complaint, ore e p ee . dilyreinoved, and the patient restored to sound and viguriats h,mith. But where the debility has for years exited, a pro per perseverance in their restorative remedies, after a Strir ture has been destrosed, is indispeusably requi s ite to rev i ve the Ontulnal,:gsparks of Lile s and to re-abioiate the Coosti tunas. Meter.. Carrie and Co. may be consulted by either sex with the greatest delscac!, m'creey, and honour, at their house, No. 101, !Hatton Garden. Patients in the Country lire regorsterl to state the parties lan of their raw, age. mid vrierni habit of liviesg, &c. the. inclt,ig a remittance. for advice and medicines, 'Jell the !none will beet en or sent to ant part of the kinOotn. Toes .ure dint secrecy an earmial lo tack endertnk*. the pat atx of betters may be added to the account fur ortliclhe. Ith Jour, 1549-107, Hatton Oirilen. A nt4 *Vieiki; 44,tri - lie THE CONWriI'UTIONAL REVIEIV. Per some time past the British Press has teemed with poblieatinms calculated to mislead, and to infloon the Public mind. The vilest arts bare been resorn•ab in order to sap the Loyal'y of the people, to destroy their respect for evalted Rank. and to obliterate their veneration for the Church A similar system was panned in France, previous to the Re volution, and its banefulMikis are too faithfnllv recorded in the press& degraded state of the Comment; it heroines, then, a very desirable object to furnislitbe People of this Lamle • with an luitiCite to the trillion tints widely dissetaluaied amongst them. With this view it is proposed to institute n Weeklv Paper. open the _plan of rsekett's Register > to be entitled I 1.; CON STITUTIONAL R tr: VI I. W.. In thin Work nary abject connected with the likarsts of the Public will be folly canvassed* and upon wbattvonQues fiat It may be necessary to enter. such principles omit. be maintained .as are congenial with the British Common*. Thetas, motives of Loyalty and lodepeettence which impel the Pesprietern to oppow Seditism, syiil adore them, with No lea Semmes and zeal, to szporenations and, while they keep a wate.iful eye upon tin, mans of tumolt—Peculotors shall never eseope mwice. The. conduct of public meu will form is vet matenal point of discussion, and tin Proprieturs ' pledge themselves to meet the abject with . perfeet. impart& - alit. ) . A Review will also bit taken of the ilardlsl abtl periodical Journals, for the use of detecting the V.lse• aladiesitillbsi the per 1.4u0 Magnin& acquoinnertirriu. tailgated •In tome of these - Feats. lb olive to reader Pis Walt more permanently uscfol..tlin principal Edictal of the Week, iron reconinig, togetner with any iutercsting Public Papers, will be imierted in it. l'u Ir.btd hi C: No. 611, P II Mall ; and Orders received by e v ery Bouaseder and Newsman iu the United /kingdom. o . , trILLIIANI NOUITAIN, SARACEN'S DEAD INN, SMOVI.IIILL, LONDON.. rattlifeit accommodation for Traveller—Good Res ts, char, Llmsors, and innderate, The following. l'int Coaches, Mail toilette., at. set Oft from the Saracen's Dead tun, Snow-hill. YDRK and LEEDS New Post Coaches, set not every morn ing at half-hut Ile o'clock; airier at 1 ork the nest day at twelve o deck. The ECLIPSE New Fling Post Conch, that carries roar Imldes only, so York, Newcastle. Suojerland, nad Edin burgh, by way of I)oneaster, (ir:indium, and Stamford, every Mond% at hnlf past five o'clock. Uneosuisvou Cheap Travelling to laverpaul, by the New Fly ' ing Paid Coaches, to the An A l.l Inn, I)aktstreet, Liver r pool. dally.—Leds and WAkelidil New rO4 ('wick, called the Clothier, sets out every 'Startling at Seed/ hs}llcits mid Co. Leeds. nosTo N, Spalding, Peterborette,h. Stiltmt, lir and Itaniinv,tion new linyil Mail Coach, wet every eer.iing. Coaches from Bastian to SpaAiy, Louth, Urimsb‘, awl flail. lay rite nL, Warriwtoo, Konsrord, Stour, and Litch field Pi*t Loach, tailed the la w,litwn, e‘er, eveniffe, five o'clock, to the Crown lan, Red-cross-street, Liverpool totarded throughoat. It tvin alfd fittisent. Flying Po-t Conches. tiirough Chip penham, Caine, alai AVirihnrungh, every afteracoot arrive at Mr. May's, the (ire, hound Ino, Bath, and the Loudon l'averu Thtensts-street, ari,tol, next morning. Coac!fe, to Weds, Bridr„ewater, *r. Cerny new light Coach, called the Rockiligham, sets not every morainic at right o'clock. Carries four illcillC3 only, ita pies rrinarkahlv easy, with a ;sword throughout. through itantfoid, Newark, Raton!, Doneaaer, and Ferry - bridge to the (:o l den-line, seedy. %t day at noon. Not with:a:Winn the uncommon exped4itni cif this Conch, it b al lowed to be the MIP44 agreeable and l,o.uplete public crivey mace on the North Rand; helpg unequalled in accomaidiation by any 'other. Agouti., Loiscooler, Preston, Kirby, Lonvibtle, Pnitoa- Ch.rler, OrtnAirk. (Iw-tong east t:onzbes, even after noon, at four o'clock linanlc.l. GLMICSOW, las swn, Greta% Greeri, Alarm, Drinpfries. Browaltill, ThurnhtU, loaquhar Kiln. Cuionock ; Kireswell, and all part. of Scotl.mil, Compel-down Coach, Daily. . LOUTIII, Boston Spalding. Ilt;tet - bow', Stilton, and limiting-La Coach, sets ,111 every ofterarsol.l MANCIIESTER, SlOaport, MOtedebfleld, CON de2oll, Neill:2We, Walsall, and Wolverhampton east Coach every afternoon. Guarded. • I ono, Newcastle. and Ed iiihargb new Coach, priformed with a Guard thronghout, sets out every monolog nt o'clock, by way of Nees ark, Retfonl,'Fadcaster, Darlington. Northallerton, I)erham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passenger. finding themselves fatigued from the length of the ,ldarney, may rest what titnethey please, and !btu proceed on without any additional fare. Williarn Clark, Black Swan, Conev-streef, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. fie tons OIT 4, Wtdadl, Wolverhampton, K olderiniaster, Stourbridge, and Dudley Coach; every evening. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whirehaven, Pik Coach, goes with four horse and a guard all the way. Paws through Brotigh, Appleby, Gretabridge, Richmond, Catterick„ Boroughbridge, Wetherby, Aberfuni, Doncaster, and (ran tham (the nearest way by eighteen miles). Sets out ever) Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Pawengers detained on the road by Intsitiess, or pleasure, have the peculiar Adv:uetage of their Seats belug secured its the ac t s Coach (with six Coaohmeo). SENDERLARD, Stockton, and Yarn new Coach every inurniug, to the George ton, Sunderland. EXETER, Plymouth, Falnionth, 1 / a rtranuth, Weymouth, Dorchester, and Safi-bury Balloon Coaches, every morals at four o'click, with a Guard, theoti;b Himit,n, Axminster, Bridport, Blandford, Basingstoke, and aneshot. llERTiroan, Ware, Hoddeolon, and Chestiunt Coach, every morning. Stets awspea Y, Wellingtoo, and Shilinall Poet Coach. the Royal Charlotte, every afternoon, at bye o'clock. Guarded. Sn Seri/SD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rock ingham, very morns,;. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next any at noon. Panes by Oxford, Eosins', and Shipsione, to Cite Sa racen's-Head, Bull -street, Birmingham xcussytes.o, Uxbridge, Uee d isun, and Redhill new Post Conch, every afternoon, by Rickard Watts, sued Co. Huta" Northeast, llowden, Therm% and Daticaster t'Asi Coach, every summin at seven o'clock, to the Bull and miss : Ina, Myrna-gale, Hu ll. TOTTENHA :ad Edmonton Coach, daily, at half pas . ten, bait pot tn o, half past four, and half past seven o't lock. Ws Reelect, new Post Climb. called the Merry Wakefield, to the Statford Aims, Wakefield. N. B. Heavy Weightsof Luggage, Goods, &e. conveyed It the under-mentioutal A' To Dtss, Beetles, Buisgay, Bury, ,mi l parts of Suf folk, every Monday. Eat:ran, Plymouth, and Falmouth Fly Waggrins, daily, carrying =Lad passeagerN. us usual, to ail parts of the West of • MARLsoIioUGLI, Nenbdry, Reading, every Tursday . Wosteesyna, tialsienninsler. Hessford, Cartnarth-n., Brecknack, arid all parts of South Wales, Pershore, and Wy eunsbe. every Saturday. Clair/curtest, Abingden, rind Henley, three Vases a- wee is sisu T si Aue-ro a, Wink-hetet, Itunisey, Lyndhurst, Lyon *tea, Christcharch, Ringwo•id, Fordiuginidge, Vistinhora. Poole, Isle of Wight, Jersey, and fitscriscy %adjoin daily. bon SURY, Hampton, and Tx irkenhaam, 'wing it-week. Souresastrron, liluchester, Alietford, and Alton Coach, every morning. U ma iUGE, Iver-Actou, Southall, Ilayas, tuna Unleaded Carl, twice a-week. WM. MOUNTAIN wind Co. respeetfidi; acquaint theft Friends and the Public, that they x di sot Ise aceovintixbit Gls any Parcel or Lursa w l ;a cte. of mice than Five raise, lust, or drunageil, entered ns itch, and palall. , neco- - tasty W. the Saracen's Heal lieu, , isle{ Chet.p.r Hapriitiori pos . r CO kt; II ES rritl sat out from this GOLD EN Cat /S haring tiros, and 10-. L SAVAGE, Ludgate-hill, even mnriiirA at half-Esat Ilse; Breakfast at the Red Ellin, Barnet ; dine at the t.nelt, Rl too s Sap at the Gresham Inn; 13renkfast at the Red Lion * Doncaster, and arrive at I. eds by f weirs., a n d York by Ono: at Noun. There are only four (lonehmen employed, and the same (.hard and Coach gn thrusehout. Every eiet. tins has been, and wJI cranium. to be in3de, to renderthis th f twit ennyu‘stoce on the Novl'l Road. Inside, to lick east Leeds, 1:3 :Is. Outside, .£2. By GLORGL BOULTQY and CO. . fruits the fieldei Cross, the following Carriages set oat, be side mein, others ton maiberous to .uentli LIVERPOOL typeditions Post Coaches, only one aired ant, every Marning at S. v. 110LYII: - .410 ant N alb Wsles Mail every evening. 1101YMEA u, tihreo•'ffl-y and Birinitighaat Pb Conches, every itli,raiag nt Nine. Lt.; DI '.)W, ‘Vortester, end Osfined Ilan event essdni and a New Port Coach 'fuesclay, Thursday and SvardaY, Too. • 411LFOIU? MAVEN, Carmarthen; Gloomier, and Cheltenham Mail v.reay eveuitq. ClIEL'f ENIIIII4 r.n,fovford New and ot4 bay Cesi6, every Morning at Ms. ISRIOII . ION, Lag Batiett. Worthing. Mottoes. Porta. snit h, S.httinun okc i a zoi Lle of 11iAlth aqgang. Chisheslet, ;2111antelts jt A fttte Mk; mArtlte, risohente, Omer, *IA -44 OM; faikstuse, Castile, 'tatty. asilit•reillemnmmesamit FROM TilE GERMAN PAPERS. • VIE A, JCNE 18. • ORDER OF THE DAY. " The Emperor sees• With grief the 'U.:metiers which tate place in the rear of the aria), sad a hrcn mititiply in fast that they orenpy the a hole of his attention. Rol men do all they gait to dishonour the amts. Initead of beteg with the* colour.; iu the presence of the coemv,the,. remaie brigs* eninniittiog every kind df est est, ern to the perpetratioo of crimes. " His Imperial Majesty amens the Generals be Go vernors, the Ceminandmitt .of Prominer, to form oo the spot moveable co!onue, each of n filch it to he composed of an Adjutaat Commandent or a Colonel, a-Chief of a sqmodroa, • Capone of hefoutr,, an ()Seer to ere Gendarmerie (who is to make a report of the legal prom eediagsj, and of a Magi strate of the country. " These officers shall establis's as many military esmatia 'iota as there oil! be moveable columns. " The first of these commissions shall establish their ju risdiction over the circle of Vienna; the Id over that of St. Patten ; the Sd over that of Steyer ; the 4th over that of Linz: the stb user that of Cutermarchasuithf , rg. " There be attached t.. these 4iid ander the orders of the Adjutant Commandant, three brigades of Gendarmerie, .d horsemen, and 9(1 oser,, eaf.oary. i• I.ncic detachment of raValry shall be commanded by a ch ler of Squadron, and each ilettlehMent of infantry by a Cap mitt. All these detachasems shall have the timber of • 5 aI.CI, _prescribed by toe manor regulations in pruponio.i to their f orce. 't Vi the omelets who shall allinukiti t,fleir corps under pretence of fetiime in order to plunder, shall be arrested. aid tried by a military commission, and the sentence shall hat execiited on the spot. " The Actlatain-Comatandant of etch enveatile column shall every daffy , :iake a report UP the Maur-General, ro4- censiog the spot *here lie :Luc% the opcc.itions of his cmtm mission. _" The mime. s which may csatist of more than 1:a0 mm shall bedivklm 1 into small potroles, as the Akietant-Cms tamo..iat may thiat proper, end will repair AJCreVer it may be merman , . " Tete present ander shall he affixed to ail the tower and tibiae" ..bas the .d from Strssb irg to Vienna, and mid to th 611.. eat reglincrits and deiiirtomerib on tarn- passage A gelpy 514 11 be delivered atilt tat Cansenusdatas of troops la Ihnrea. " Tr , e Prlncm= u" Neufchatel, A.LEX ANDER. 1 $ Schoenbraim, !dime 14." • Noitmene, Jtute 19.—A detachment of ca. fairy, suppoited by a party of Hying artillery, marched tor Wertzburg, to lint a stop to the in. cursionsof the Aaltriamh They contin ued Blair Tattle as far as B amberg; but the enemy had at. ready retreated. The General of Division, itivaud, is sahl to have proceeded into Francoida. A convoy of '5l vessels, laden with wine, salt, &c. got safe into Genoa do the 11th instant froth ' Toulon, Marseilles, end Cettc. In the Paris Papers of the 21th ult.. we find the fulloaing articles :—" Rumours of a peace were lately in circulation at Vienna; it was added, thAt an interview was to take place between their Mi. jades the Emperurs of Russia and France. We know nut *hat has given rise- to these rnmsnirs." It has been rumoured at Nantes, on the an. thority of persons sent home fro eityetine, that M. Hughes, the Imperial Cbmmissary in that Set.. dement, had sold it to the English. Prudence prescribes, that we Should wait fur the decitioti of superior authority respecting the capitulttiou of cayenne. ,, The Dlaucter of the Cestams at Paris has id. dressed a circular to the Chambers of Commerce at the different French ports, of which the follow. ing is a copy : e ' Messieurs, his Majesty the Emperor and King has, by a special decree, authorised the Mi. niter of the luteriur to grant licences td foreign vetsels to export the produce of our territuev, and to hoport in return timber fqr hemp, masts, eitl iron, from the North ; and amts Peruvian butt, and other drugs. Thu vessel licensed must, un clearing outwards p ho laden with the following articles only, vie. wines, brandies, Liqueurs, dried or preserved fruits, pickles, curn, and salt. On their return to oar ports, they must import no description whatsoever of colonial pro. duce or merchandise, except as above specified; for should the articles even be of a description ad. missible in ordinary circienstancet, they will, io the present ease, be total) , prohibited. " These licenses will hare the effect of exempt ing the vessels therewith provided from the ex traordinary regulations of the Castoms, final of confining the examinations to be made on their re. writ to the ascertainment of the descriptioti 4 the commodities, which are above speckled, and whereof the importation is permitted, and this without rendering the Captains responsible in. any other respect wiiatsoever. " Tile punishment for a violitirni of the rmdti tions of the licence will ',J.! tho contl•eßtion of tha proorrty, a fin,: upon the owner tor violating hi! Msajesty's orders, and the recap of the licence, NI heirs null and void." / I This Day wee published, To netaro, price Rh. Ad. !eon , d•. INSTITUTES OF LATIN GRAMMAR.- lir JOHN GRANT, A. M. Printed for LONGMAN, HURST, REL-. and ORME, Patna ter-row. • • Phis Work is chletly desieneil for Schools. and is in tended not to supersede the went ourcniumon G , that to supply their **rods. ohlect is to fitrWsh the senior %choler with a complete digest of the rues apipOnelp. pie• of the Latin Locet:mgt.. and to &ford the Tenamrtlimi" fel Boot of ocesolunal reference. " }Newts reentrts 'new that he Is abte to appreelnlOWU materiels which he employs. mid be has, we thiok, attained the end et which he profeaes to Riot. of forehhiog to the NM.. dent n correct digest of the Latin Rules, with a copious elm. tneratios ut ain.nnalie• and exceptions." Annted Review. IRO&