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By General Count Philip de Seger. Translated front the French. The unnrecedenud success which the original Work has ob tained in France (having reached a sixth edition, each consisting of a very large Impression. in less than six months) is a sufficient proof of the Interest which it has excited, as well as of its extra. ordinary merits as an historical composition. Front the Author's situation about the person of Nape .1 (as 31areschal du bogis), during this memorable campaign, be has been enabled to give a variety of details respecting that extraordinary personage, his Ge nerals, &c. &c. which are in a great measure new to the public, and which impart a charm to his work of irresistible attraction. h. Handsomely printed fh 4to. at the Cambridge University Press. Volume the First, price IL 4s. in boards, of GESENIUS'S HEBREW LEXICON to the Books of the' Old Testament, including the Geographical Names and Chaldaic words in Ezra and Daniel. 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Is. , • ORLANDO FURIOSO DI LODOVICO boerds ARTOSTO, Con servato nella sus epica integrita, e recato &dame della studinsa gioventu, da Gioacchino Avesani, Veronese. Con utile annota• zioni. Nuova edizione, diligenterneate corretta. The Editor has contrived, aithout at all destroying the unity of the narrative, or mutilating the work, to condense the Orlando into forty-four cantos. His object 1133 been, to present that cele brated work freed from the impurities which have hitherto ren ' dered it wholly unfit to be put into the hands of the youth of either sex; his motto is, •• Vireinihus puerisque canto." The edition how printed 1169 the advantage over that printed is Italy, of having the pronunciation accentuated throughout, by 21. Petroni, who has also prefixed a Life of the Poet. 1 SOUTH' AMERICA. [From the Argos ofJulylo.l BANDA ORIENTAL. We have received intelligence of which we present In Wit raid' era eatmet The column of Abreu has bean obliged to Proceed Moog Ow bank of the Rio Negro, without leaving the rising groalidcAm . for as Mercedes, whore it remains, cut of by a sc:cog diVielows unite the command of Brigadier Itibera. " Iht the Ind instant, when the imperial column wps adrahnillr on Ito -march, the brave Captain of dragoons took frotti4t short four hundred horse and eight saldiers, and left three deao on the field. This day is published, price 6s. rp HE BRITISH CRITIC (Q uarter ly S er i es )—N o . I. a CONTENTS.-1. Waddington's Visit to Greece, &c. 2. Evelyn's Miscellaneous Writings. 3. Lancaster's Harmony of the Law and the Gospel. d. eEschyli Choliphorce, a Blomfield. 5. Tales of the Crusaders. 6. Salt's Essay on Hieroglyphics: 7. Phillpott'a View of the Roman Catholic Doctrines. 8. Scotch Nor - . 11. Y. Miller's Lectures on the Philosophy of Modern His. tory. 10. Gray's Travels in Western Africa. 11. Kennel's Ser mons on Various Subjects. 12. Welsh's Account of the Life and IA Hangs of Thomas Brown, M.D. 13. Frauenhofer on Refract. List and Dispersive Powers, ate. 14. Thicrry's Conquest of Eng. Lux by the Normans. _ _ " The rencontre with the imperial detachment on the Perdido, the account of which has already been published, took place on the flth current. The commander of the beaten detachment was Den Caballero. Among the prisoners made that day Wets twit ' officers, ~ T he Prase Captain Don Manuel Lavalleja, to making a grii , hint attack on Monte Video, was wounded end made prisoner by the imperinlists in the battery of Moriles. " The heatkasrters arc above Monte Video, and the govern. ment is in the town of Florida. The greeter part of the re. preientatlves of the province are already assembled at the mat place. " The centre column eontinues'posted in the Barra de Pictado." UPPER PERU. 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Medina, Del Campo,'rants, the Third Army, Pampeluna and Conchargada, Ac. ttc., eonsidering that the fort of Callao is besieges' by sea and land, and reviving in their vigour the Spanish laws and dew creel, which his Excellency Senor Viceroy Don Jose de la Sento made at the time of his Government, I prohibit by the present edict, all communicationa and traffic in the fort and bay of Callao and on its cdast ; so that any merchant vessel, largeßr small, and of whatever nation, navigating within those limits. shall he consi dered and treated as an enemy; and all sorts of provisions arl effects. which may be seized in any place now occupied by the In— surgents. shall be confiscated the moment those plac:s are occupied by the royal armies, without the possibility of their being restored. 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Theodore Williams, Clerk, :ire, of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace in and for the county of Middlesex, for the diverting and turning a certain public Footway in the parish of Hendon, in the said county, commencing at a eer tain gate on the north side of a certain highway road between High wood.hill and Edgeware, in the said county, sod opposite to the Gm-yard of Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, Knight, at II ighwood in the county aforesaid, and passing through the lands and grounds of the said Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles the length of 744 yards, or thereabouts, in a ninth-north-west direction to and ending Hankin.lane, near to Coventry Farm. in the said county, and for the making in lieu thereof a new Footway, more commodious to the public, commencing at and from the aforesaid highway road between II ighwood-hill and Edgeware, opposite to a foot way leading to ,and from Mill-hill, and at the diatarce of 79 yards, or there shouts, west hen the commencement of the old footway, and pro ceeding through arid upon the lands and grounds the property, of and in the oc cu p at i on of the aforesaid Sir Thomas Stamford list tics, in a west.north.west direction, the length of 674 yards, or thereabouts, and of the breadth of six feet, or thereabouts, on the loath side of ) l ardis.tield into Nankin-lane aforesaid, at the north.we.t cornett at Snow's-tield, and the length of 264 yards, or •hereabou:., front Coventry Farm aforesaid ; and that the said or der will be lodged with the Clerk of the Peace for the said county, tt the Gen era l Quarter Sessions of the Peace, to be holden at the •essions.ho use , Ck t k enwell, in and for the said county, on the . 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When King Rhio Rhio, at Osborne's Hotel, First took up his lodging, and ranging about The house one day solus, he raised a high rout, Astounding the servants ; but no one could tell, Nor King, nor domestic, the cause of the pother, For neither of the language could talk of the other. Yet King Rhio Rhio knew French—'twere absurd Perhaps to assert that his Majesty spoke it, His parlez confin'd was to only one word. Which now recollecting late silence he broke it, By shouting " Diable !" and led in terrorem, The room to where Satan had stept in before him. hat mighty events from small causes arise. The room so possess'd was examin'd with care, But nothing remarkable yet was found there, Excite which might either alarm or surprise, Unless t'were a pair of bright Boots, when the strain " Diable I" bia Majesty sent forth again. On viewing, not one sable Imp as before, But, flitting the Jet in, some half dozen more! The cause was explain`d—and one subsequent day To give of amusement the King a display, The figures so tiny . Of Gray's Fantoccmi Had audience, but not brapproval were met. " All this," said the Sandwichean Monarch, " the Jet Exhibits, and more; for its lusture embraces With truest reflection, ineffable graces: So high decoration and pleasure not lacking, My subjects shall henceforth use Warren's Jet Blacking." This easy shining and brilliant Blacking, prepared by ROBERT WA RREN, 30, Strand, London ; and sold in every town in the kingdom. Liquid, in bottles, lld. 10d. 12d. and 18d. each. Also Paste Blacking, in pots, rid. 12d. and 18d. each. A Shilling Pot of Paste is equal to four Is. bottles of Liquid. LORD Buatarctia HAT.—At the sale of the property of the late Mr. Fryer, of Stamford, a very curious hat I was sold for a trifling sum, and it proves to be the hat formerly worn by Lord I'reasurer Burleigh. Its manu facture is of the finest texture imaginable, the crown low and pointed, and surrounded with black glass bugles and beads. sewn on black velvet. It is become the property of an °dicer belonging to the Royal South Lincoln Militia.— York Courant. Mr. Scheffer, the inventor of the new life-preserver, in cases of shipwreck, &c. had a narrow escape, as well as his wife, on Saturday last. They were going on board the Dart, for Margate, when the engine was suddenly set in motion, and by the paddles the boat in which they were was filled with water, and swamped. Mrs. Schafer fertu nately saved herself by clinging to a port-bole, until re lieved from her perilous situation. Mr. S. and the water man swam, until picked up by another boat. No blame' whatever attaches to the Captain of the Part, or any of the people on board, where -the parties were treated with every kindness and attention. CONTRACT EET'TF.EN TEM GOVERNMENT OF PERU • MESSRS. COCHRANE, AIMEIO, AND LARCH, FOR A LTA Or THE PASCO HINtS. 1. The Government agrees to let to Messrs. Cochrane, Licie and Almero, the mines and dependencies which belong to t` . Government of Peru, and which were formerly ia the possession 4. Don Juan Vire'', situate to the department of Pasco, for a term 4 25 years, on paying every year the sum of 13,000 dollars, and al further sum of 30 per cent. upon the bars of silver which those mines may produce, all other ditties included. 2. The amount of 15,000 dollars stated in the present contract shall be paid by the contractors in specie, by quarterly payments, to the sinking fund of the public debt. 3. In case the duties upon mineral productions should be re. deceit. the benefit will be extended to the present contractors. 4. The direction of the mines belongs to the contractors, sub. jrct to the miring laws of Pasco, and which are necessary for the preservation of the mines. The contractors are bound to keep the mines in repair, or to forfeit all their constructions, ma. chinery, &c. 5. The Government grants the free working of mine of coal for the machinery. G. The Government permits the free introduction of machinery, instruments, and quicksilver, for the use of the mines, through the legal ports. 7. The contractors are not bound to use any of the machinery now in the mines, or to p a y a ny p ens i on to t h e Machine Company fur their use, unless they should require them. 8. If, at the expiration of the twenty-five years the Govern. ment should object to renew the lease, it engages to pay the contractors for all their machinery, buildings, 54c. by a fair ap. praisementi 9. If the Government should determine to sell the mine", the present contractors are to have the prefence as purchasers. 10. If the expense of working the mines should be found to exceed the produce, the contractors shall be permitted to close the contract: but in that ease they are to leave all their constructions for the use of the State, carrying with them only what, in the strict sense. may be considered moveable. 11. The Government will extend its protection to the son. tractors, wherever doing so may not be contrary to the laws of the State. 12. In the event of any contraband practices, the contract shall be declared void and without claim of compensation on the part of the contractors. 13. This contract shall be in force from the day of the deliver/ of possession of the mines. 14. Relates to a private claim upon the mines of 23,1100 dollars, which the contractors are to pay. and to deduct from the sums whirl" they are bound by the contract to pay to the State. Signed at Lima, the 20th May 1823. DON JOSE MARIA PANDO, (Minister of Finances.) WILLIAM COCH RA NE. CRISTOBAL DE AMBER). BTANISLAS LINCH. Approved, HIPOLITO UNANUE. TOMAS DE HERES. Lima, May 21. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. AT TUT COUNT OT COMMISSIONERS or waroprilli IASINGHALL-STREST. TO-MORROW. ?map MEETING,. X. Connolly, B. Great Portland -street, tail o r . - It Hodgson, S. Dover-street, Piccadilly, wine-merchant - 10 hingium, 0. A. Mrhitechapel.rnad, wine-merchant . 11 Peake, (1. Milton, near Slttingbourne, Kent, shipwright -10 Purser, J. Bowyer-lane,, Camberwell, Surrey, and Hull_ street, Old Street, dyer (enlarged) . - 10 'Puckett, P. D. Gloucester, gro c e r - - . 1. SECOND MEETINGS. TIOOSty. W. Colchester. Essex, grocer - - 11 Ferry, S. High -street. Shoreditch, tripeman - 12 Godlier, G. Red. Lion-street, draper . - - 10 Ilarrison, H. A. Liverpool, haberdasher - - 10 Low, W. Il'ood-street, Cheapsicie, haberdasher - . 12 O'Reilly, E. Exmouth-street, Spatields, agent - - 11 Smith, J. Ludgate-hill, woollen-factor . • 4 pealw e gs: l 44:T twos. Aughtie, T. Poultry , . . - II Emerson, J. and S. S. Vrhitechapel-mad, corn-factors - IS Hulthin, Z. Catherine-tourt, Tower-hill, merchant - B Mollen J. (1. and Alger, R. 'Change-alley, and Oreenetith, timber-merchants . . - - II Robson, W. J. Oxford-street, grocer - - - I Stevens, J. Lime-street, winem ierc h an t - I - - 11, Tucker, T. High-street, Southwark, oil aed colourman - II Walker, W. and Baker, T. Cannon-street. wholesale-grocer 11 DIVIDENPS -1 Bramwell, J. Leadenhall.street , batte r - - - I t I Hall, H. Nelson-terrace , King sland- g i,en, Threadneedle- It street, and Stock Exchange, broker - - Herbert, W. sea. Llanidloes, Montgomery, Sannel-manufac htirer - - . .il . II Humdall, J. Bristol, haberdasher . - h e ly, J..themtnings-mw , Leicester-square, glaes.dealer . 1 t Pine, T. aril Davies. E. Maidstone, milieu . - II Biehardeon,lll. Meeklenburgh-Nuare. and Yokes, T. Glom eca.er-street. Quaen-sguare, nwichants . - - It RObineeis, S. Eendturch-street. stationer . .. - ti ~.. • • ,...!..1....1111. .—. _ The 'workmen at Thiere, in France, have combined against their masters; riots have taken place, aefl the wilia Lary called $1 ' . 4 •l &ALE BY AUCTION. SUFFOLK. MOST ELIGIBLE FOR INVESTMENT, AND NEARLY TITHE F 'rd REE. Between Sudbury, Long Melf . and Bury St. Edmund's, TNE. VALUABLE FRE EDIVAR DS O EHOLD and LEASEHOLD FARMS, With good Farm-honors. Gardens, Yards, Barns, Stables, and convesient Agricultural Building, capital Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, upwards of Four Hundred and Forty-three Ades, and the Tithes of nearly the whole Parish, About Thirteen Hundred Acres. By Mr. ROBINS (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At ()areaway's Cabe-house, Change-alley, curnhill, en THURS. DA V, the lath October. 11(23, at 12, in Twn Lots. THE valuable FREEIIOLD and small part I.EASE 11OLD ESTATES, nearly tithe free, the property of the late Thomas Waring, Esti deceased. situate at EDWARDSTONE, Between Sudbury, Long Melford, Hadleigh, and Boxford, in the county of Suffolk. comprising the capital and pmdnrtive Lands, HILL'S, or HOME FARM, the PRIORS' FARM, and QUICK'S FARM, with coed Farm.housee, offices, gaedens, orchards, roomy . farm-yards, barns, stables, cow-houses, and various ont-buildings, cottages, woods, and lands, the wholo containing upwards of FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY-THREE ACRES. Also the Great and Small Tithes of nearly the whole Parish, about TaticrszN nuNDRER ,SOLIw Streams a 'ilia running dames tbelandx, and regtitif Water stored with ash. The Estate lies compact, and abounds with game. Good roads in all directions, and the neighbourhood highly respectable. Dis tant from Bury, Ipswich, and Colchester, fifteen miles ; six from Mefferd. Hadleigli, and Sudbury; and sixty from London. May be vi ewe d by a p p l y i ng to t h e Bailiff at the Priory Farm, where particulars may be had ; also at the Saracen's Head, and Block Boy, Chelmsford; Cups, and White Hart, Colchester; IVhite Horse, Ipswich; Angel Inn, Bury; Crown, Sudbury; of Messrs. Robson, Lightfoot, and Robson, Solicitors,-Castl e-street, beieester-square; at Gamsway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.