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Levii7vi ''..i:rittob .-Itrt _,* • • • zbt ... • . • 4.1 'wrangle 1760,1 H !Art E-ROYAL, HI AY Mb= Et: rein* 4' it EN T. EVF:N I NO, Septimhei 7. .1. 'a! 4 preaeuted, a New Play, in three acts, called, THE A FitiCAN.,-; OR., WAR, LOVE AND DUTY. The Overture 'tad Masse !owpswed and selected by Mr Kelly. • Firitibe, THIc Prkst,)Mr.Thffintwou ; Torribal, 3tr. Far ley ; .11144,00. f. Ms. Faseerttt Selico, Mr. Vueuc ; Delubs Srtuitil,l3, King sof Kamm, Mr. Fainter. :0,1. • Dauearri, Mr. Curtest_ Fetwerwell., Mr. Grove ; 3farro:rbJetr, Mr. Mawr Newry Aeawstos 3fug, Mr. Listen. flenssa, No; ; D.riui, Mrs St. Leger; Saila, M.u. listss. Ts which wdl be nddrd, otlt liar, a Farce, anti Soup, ac. caned," YES OR NO? rig Orrrturc anal Mode composed by Mr. C. Smith. The gitartetret. by .Ih. (Awe, Mr. Liston, Mr. y r . C o rtr.g, Mr !ti , . rirr, Mr. Mathews, Mr. Atkins, Mr. Mosge; Mre. Prrompart. Mn. T. which ,vill be LAW, the rtvese.l F.es:e of THE COKA'rti Sz:,k• iN. - _ The !Odle w relpaelfully iaforyned that the fifth tepre.ets tattoo e: the hear Facet caNtd Y mar lio? ‘r“ honoured, tat I‘'i;,7lt. with iuereuxiag wets of farad, , sta.l approba fon ; ita c...,lstqapact of wlieb It will he rep, de,' eveu el, (lye...lea's excepted , after the Play Ah watts; tw, War s EAR, awipoty. which continua ta att.,Let FrArded Yaw Piet TO nrsrut sugLutas. TRANRVVRT-OFFICE, Suer. 6, is... rrcig cam .4 EAS far rroudacti.oir His ai t ioney*, Trempart S•ri-40P, , for taring , d'art ,'",ek sod Iftartabee/ Srseetes, 4, Or rare awl retool!, q!' Pei:muerte ebee...v dews Malice, l%at lbw, will be reftly, at this Tre ' ff. w TUEsDAT, •he tr•A instant. iatfcad bf Saturday, Ineb, lee asee,i...it is a !wiser Adeertiremnit, to novice sealed rewriter, sod ',name'', each Per: oar a 1 ,a v•itlimr to (*Om, filr fir HUMPING tout completely FINISHING era NAVAL HOSPITAf., iarended. to be ere.ted at YAR MOUTH. is the roam y nf.Voredk. 'tender rrilt 64 Prerired ones One o'eloek so the Day o f T e _t 3 , nlr Inv liefe.4, water. the Party, or as Arent for ow, , tte e; rich leader saw be accompanied by a Leter .f.cot o re,noetaiie Pervieu,enoa ?la? to become bound with the Peon • -rd,rung is Ike mu w' L. 3,1300 for the due ?migmatite the (',nest. Farther Parting/ere may be homed by annlyileg at the 05ce,r tie .siir:eas.."4..•-s these-rivare, frettraietter, where the Derisni and Partiettlare of the Week. su, be igtpretert. ALEXANDER 3ULEAY, Seerettry. USEFUL FAMILY ARTICLE. CITAINS ..f lIF.D PORT WINE. TEA, FRCIT, COFFEE, HOPA, MILDEW, and ewer! Ve. gosble Batter, are votively removed from Tabk Liam, I.siber Breeches, Cottons, Moslno, Ince, and other arti cles of dress, by NCI:IRON'S CHEMICAL BLEACHING LIQUID. It also removes the above stains from Ladies' half dresses, without injuring the buff coition., sod restores RI kinds of lowa to its original whiteuess, when choco lat/red b, washing, disuse. or ha; sea voyages, wilboot ary injury to the trot are of the cloth. Peens:et: and sold by Hodson and Cn Chemists, 17, Hay martct, London ; raid also by Some and Edwards, 66, and N.vhcry's, 4.1,5 t. Church-I'.lrd, Altai,, 151, Stanad; Chespside; llama and Cu. Go, Osford.strcet ; Cormerof bErtnit Gerdes.; !Lading and Howell, sg, Pall-Mall; rnite. 43. Coruttitl , sad the principal Perfumers sad Redwine Voider' tkrooghoat the United Yirtgdoso, in ladder, at Ss. 3. a:4 ga. each. VOA THE HEAD, STOMACH, AND 110IrET.S. • DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS. TIF. celebrity of the s e PILL, as a general preservative of health, by astieting intim io the due di: rbarge of the ordinal fnurtous, to become universal, sod they are a..# rerontuteadad by Medical Gentlemen of the int estain. lee. who are them in their own &ludic,. They are admirii4 calculated for rltoirdrrs of the stomach and bowels; for trrsoras of a bilious, a gouty, or a rheumatic as writ u for Orate whom constitetions have born affeesed by a sedentary life, or by • resideuce to hot /essates: also Sof Itead.artis occasiomd by indigestion and other bad effects of free living ; and for preventive palsies sad apopkaies S se often the coaseciactice of intrairranee. roue Pias, which essay area the purrs by nicht and the body by .I.y, are excellent in colds and s:ight fuels and they !arc a ten leazy to prvaante sleep. They elsontd never be orn.::ed at bell-time, after may ewes. of eating ur drickr.g CJii only by F. Newbery and Sots. No. 45, St. Pant's ClAurds-yx.rd, Loudorra ad at Dr James's late hone, boroa.street ; w M .r.s.,*prlre to td. eacb, or six is ore large hut,. Ale ii. 4. duty ire-lode/ --Oleeire that the *op* " F. tieo Lary, NO. 4h, St. Foal's" ate eagraveO is the humps. ALL Ti ;t TII IS SALUTAItI' TO MAN, ..1 iiiioerrr 4iscorers or diffuses it in any i';.sion, Imam ousesitin! gers.cr t, bin Country :4'41..8 Kir. I. Pro.saeiowni tarn hair, of late, dn.:ugh the rordiu.o of tar rr410.. yid 11.4.01. Ike !telii.:e• eye tins rations si Jammu* ut die wiles*, 'illicit, Loonies, to tile fklirait,. nind .oseepti. tie miss!, il in via.: nrcesearyftw us lu 031Irt at. IVe Kau the liapphies• to intone those persist:l, who. eltlim fruni constitution cw accident, or a.,..gu.red habit, from hard rtr.dy, chauge of donate. riolcat ihsappoinini..it, int inoileratc grief, or osciaiLs of any kind, labour under I hose .1:-.ra.rs rhtch re.sult froni a dera. - ..lfscent of ..NLP.VI)I.* SYSTIV.II. o ,eui ral or partial DEIIIII.ITY, that; from the entire of emu, *emirate anolennu al know lednr. with 'Cr) . cialswilie eIke;:ITJI 1111113:jels at hare It In oar power to tr•nre, its roust tows, • per?ect re-ritabtisbeisest of health and streagth. _ . The barbs, tore!, and ether to, Veins, which bare hewn woolly a.feauleter.4, in owe el•Pe of those eorarlaists, we Lowe fot.J, froze exegete:ice, to be by so mesas orletioste to ilea tortoroausee of a eugapl.:te awl lestsee run. sod IILRCUIL7, tl.c ordiruy syrriti.• alaca, i u.. - Tr:Ada Iwo, to b. pmelortme of the snot iiiteeht:•. • • ua the I.iui a eung.:-.,::0w, we Lard: thee, rww Ikurerl, by terr....e. , the triv.le if one atteatiou exchuo I. thi•eobyect„ wort Its the co. .4 17 • rare experieeer to as ea beialiwe procure, t., (Aar to the poblie a mode of treatuseut Inthely Op,, • I.:rk h..• ie in, osie hotawee hitherto hero heowe to fall. As t great part at thaw dimities has is. sent iu the ,c 1 • that L beeu atteualtal to is twaltwd wfrtai; aid, as .1 is a fact, wen keisi to ~;at' „sostod mai, that platys., at each ars, Aga et all sans, ul tel s.tuat'. oos is kft, Sul cue, tkouipt;..te of chary-tea. are aatae to these distatkoa, oart:enlarly ause af rlezast -lad a n:trvated tat:l,U, 'try trtor:J menu:tarots and (echoes. and of "'kb"' "fe tal" laah.ts, twat rspecoally &me of a .ioak ..tad hrel• fancy. lad *Mk itunistatioa—the Nutt, the Peir.ter "astA .tar iirwisse--sod th.se whom as .Sarni fortune amilliat task is thwter, bare tartuard front all ot.aaual aid r rata: eutph r ott..t ;•tyr the *Ali of int alinse _ . ono' latter It thsel, are rini+moil rtAi wee IA by t %if wt. / ,•t their r.laphaat, the ittattl , 811 ' """ " r'" l lc 'lei •t • settee, wed • r Tilts, a VraLtaet.t aaa aa. d.cal i ei , •;.. 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Oa Moutlay,the .stlethe /ernes, were attacked in the eveuing, by the Freliesi ad vent:est guard, else) lieVerttwlesa ....:111y tied to join clemency under the euinuirusrl et *rheruiers and l)e Laborde, posted at the die tree of a teasel from that tows.. at itlisere C.:ustiosbeire. " Hare it inu a. nigger ,ate irogageeniesc took el lee on e thel7tn; and no ttestundieg tee esi ern y'e ed vertregeteus positions on the stimuli!" of Um mesh- Louring inamitaiers, the Eweeteli carried every tiring Lettere them, and attacked the Vrerica with tikett artillery ; they compelled them to fly is dismay, and pursued them us far as Crux d i .vliseracursha, sithated be. awl the tillage of Zaisteneeke. The !, , tswitr. of Oporto were en:egged re this gtorioni action, uud ue.otespairsed the English fide corps ;h their ativineee to the heights of elenstaailia, whie:u • are covered with x very thick bruatoterel. " The eugagernent lauded from eight •in the morning until dye en the efteruetin ; the fury int,- 'tire-ideal ten froth sides retarded at: .rescoptrau.— Bnt victory decLered for us, mid the ere!lefl tied, ilirectiug their retina towards Tierea- e virus. Der f, garde was badly wowed, d iu the week. 'l l l% "'reach had teed killed, and we have Jul/ of their wonrided in our hospitals. it On Thnrsdey, the 18th, a number of peruses met ea the road hieteeen eellas and Tie reesVeddre, 64 carts tilled with. wounded .soleriere, gul l e t /to Lieboa e mod haw a se-eat number of dead bixbqi.jej Nis way. " In the hospitals of Caldas and Obides there are five Leatugueie wounded, and betseen Igreja and Bolin= "net a siegie dead body bee, been foetid. The Euelish hate iu our hoseitele, J6O wounded ; dui: boss iii kill, if aas from 150 to ...0;1. " 071 the lath. this Portage:ere sany marched from Leiter towards Chilies, ahem they Itrr.t.,(l ova the Lode making a very britliant appearaucee lad yetterelay they retired from thence at °biles. "-Tie; English have advanced as far as Laurin heia„ where they stir caotioutel yietereley ; a body 70044nen, who loint-ti at Painioen, juiced them ova i'erriche, turn they expect 14,000 retort. " Oil the loth. the t':euch parsed thrselei, reoniz, about three le-,dues ou this side of the Svra a de; ILloiste,res their search to Torres Vetiraii, where they errived the same night. 'EMI- pleintle.-ed and' committed every kind ot outrage ea their mareti.— lel aim find stehou, the Freach had shout 31517 U , teeope. " lunot rnareeed out to meet us from Lisbon ea the itithsat the head of several thouseriel mere fie issued a Proetnination to inform the inhabitants of Lisbon that he was going to chaetese the rebel,, whom he deaserilarn it being armed with hludgere e with the exceptien of a small nunlike of arm., fur :fevered by a few English rho lied joined thew s nod ' tiset he would return in three days. lie formed a juitctiwu with L is,n. Thornier', atc. at Terre. and Surrikle-Alonttelnoto, Lei erg uea tare of the ssurn , her of the )Cn;glish troops, anal discovering hie WIS. • !tike 'Only when he saw them in the field of battle. '"Another engagement toek place tins des: at Torres, the noise of the Grieee n 'vote lace.. heeid in that dimetieo, but no account has yet reacted us of the result. it is said that the Es.glish are our rouuding the French at Torres, where the heel de eirinn will take piece. " At Lisboa theta are left only • kw soldier' to gueril the eery. " Pe:riche is about to be snicked. The French General yeeterday sent away tree, it ed the Portu guese %die choose to ge ; and mote thaitio artele rvinen have jolted the k'ortue,neee army. A con siderable n amber of she police guard have also Bed from Liehoii. " General Ilucellar set out from Abrantes for Santaresn, and thence for Kio Major, mu order to join the Portnguese army. The itiemut Lo ioou was informed that he was in his he made a pre eipitate retreat to Muer, where tie formed a sac non with Junot. The t rench hate dad Croat St. Lima. after e'e.kiag the wails, and throwing the powder end ball into the sea. " Lotion was on the 17th at Alcoentre, where he performed his ussiel military bravadoes ; for it is in this character only that he hits figured in Porteral. His exploits have consisted only in pluudershe and niatAacring a disarumed population, tied in imam. - fully tlyiug from every place, where tie repeated ,11.!. resistance, Or to which why swee was ap;troa lung. " pert for nothing ir, the villaeee he passes threne.h. The Portuguese army is ulosirdassily ere vided with eve. thing, ated the Euetesh vanity *oh them 604 waggok i 4, hucled with .orwrisiew all kiesile. They punceually pay focevery thing the y want. even fur tile water brought to th e in. I['teat a noble contrast t" MANIFESTO OF 111 E Las AU:EST, 111111. " After so many days of Twin and affliction, the period has at length arrived which I could tes:wct from the vslour and firmness with whteh you de fended this illustrious capital. Having wit oessed the shameful fli;lit of Cue I reach stares. who ii.ve abandoned the ortiiler). ammunition, and prow lions, a inch their detestable euiiidity had h el pe4 op, let us now perform our principal duty. an:l offer up thinks to the Omaipotent, who *talkies! cou digs punishment on those wretched soldiers rile profane the temp!e., outrage the aired iinvi,:s $ the dinady. anJ are such straLzers to roe , that they are not earthy to mars Wt....C...4in..cu. ),