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r- . • ' . . ' . a." . Ir. •-•• • • . . • 00 \ • • . ' - , , ' ,1‘ t - • ' • ••` 'l 4 . -,,. s . • 4 . . • 441, 1 . . • , 7, 1" '""' - 'll4'. ,'"'" C • • . '4" v • . . : 0 7! 4 : . ‘S • 'tl . , . . .. .. . . • , ~. . . . • . ..I .• .• .. V • t ... • - . • • • CS 40 $ •' • i . I 1 s • ... t. . t. .iii ....,-J • 4 . , • , . ~ , . .. . . - . - 77rri"7777" ..~ 1~ `~~ ia , i ., LV, ! 111. 64,11.4 6 .- e . e,V: 4 ,o 1140. NEW T,l EA f E ROYAL. CO VENT:GA ROIIN. /If n; EVENING, TUESDAY, October 9, HI headed the Comedy of THE CONSCIOUi LOVERS. .. B, il, Mr. M U [IRA it; Mr• 80.1 nod. , ; il, joo. Mr.C. K (Mg Myrtle, Me. ISBUN - ; i m bed on. Mr. LIS roN ; 'Punt Mr. JON $ . Mrs. Airs . 11U11131111 I ES ; 'Raba. Mrs. WROTON ; ' mr . tinINSTON ; Laeludn, Miss BOLTON ; K F H., •M DU . .• • ' , Act 11. SIIII4 i nc idental to the P l ay, by Mr, Taylor. To which will be added, the Forte OF AGE TO-MORROW. Frilerick. 4r. JONES; Pilleberr. Mr. Ll'eFON it \4. Lady Brambsek, lams. v'EN. yo , T; II 1.6 BOLE oN ; Marla, O. BEM Rid% Th e d.eh will he opened at half past ere, and the Play be. f inal ti,rl-pa.. • t • Owe, f.r Ow Boxes to be fibre of Mr. 'BLANDON, at frr s e w in Princes-pLiee, Ifart.straft, from ten fiver. &or, 74 Second Price 34. 611—Pit 3s. 6d. on Secdfrece GA See,aul price Is.. —Upper Gallery Is. • Ni C illime'. ii. tie rt tamed. iro u, fine Cmnie Opera of Abroad and at Roam.— r u ,,..Ja., The Esite.—Ost Friday, The Beaux Strata oil —Oa S.iturtiay, Kim" Ire=4 Cordelia, by a Young Lady ' 0 ,14 tier Soit amterativ iu I.anduo). • ' , ollie are res4verifall"• isVonard, that a Ne w n eama . iir Ilirsaare is in rehearsal, and will 'speedily be produced. WOYDLRFUL NEW AKRIYALS! ROYAL mLs ‘GEnti:, EXETER 'CUApIGE, STRAND, REVIVED AND IMPROTT.D . S. POLITE), Now the Ent Emporium of hiving Curiosities is the koowo IffiAT ehtraonlitiary *ohne, " of. ancient fame, The RHINOCEROS, or, real Vulcan'. A tupetideas Ie.LEPHANT; A most BLAUTL FUipZEILRA I • *.' • • • 4 'l FIVE MAJESTIC LIONSk _ roux IKEA& NOOUS BENGAL ROYAL TYGBI&; Two laughing II YiEN AS; A riir of evtraardinary ea LEOPARDS; The JAGUAR, or TYGER CAT; EGYPTIAN CAMEL; The CYRUS, or GREAT CRANE of BENGAL; A Pair of KANGAROOS, with their young one Tluve Belearie ' arltOYA I. CROWN CRANES; APair at ;CU R A SOES ; The Silver VULTURL; The great FEMALE ELK; re DIMS, or, Lino:ma's SOUTHERN OSTRICHES, And the enormous SKELETON of a SPERMACETI WHALE, Siity-silt fret lokir„ and the only one in England. Wine agrent variety of Literesting Animals and Birth. Cataimed tu three npartments, at One Shilling each, or Two Shilling. and Si r-pewee the whole. Tie atom value given for all kinds of Foreign Birds stud Beasts. ILI MSII remind. his Friends that the Lottery • begins mid finishes the 19th of THIS MONTH. fr.eis and Shares are wilily, ia-great Variety, nt both his Om, 4, CORN HILL, and 9, Cil AR IN G-C ROSS, Ifneie THIRTY CAPITAL PRIZES were Sold in Shares sithin tie last Nric Mavens, inclutliott Three Prizes of iClileto4.l Tim prewar SrheAw cumulus on11,4,00k) Numbers. . tare are b Prises of ....A10•Ut10 5 .... Prizes of .... 4 2,000 b Prizes of 4/00 Tinware Five Ticitrts of each Number, and the fate of One erci4rs the otter F.itir. One Number must gain XlOO.OOO. •.* in the Public nod. ininsacteJ with fide- Sty and dispatch, by T. KISH, Stnek-Broker. SHARED AND SOLD AIM CORNH I.LL. and St. AI AKOAKErS MILL, BOttOUGH. AND THE MONEY PAID ON DEMAND, 4....0f. ..,630,Ai0 47 ....wt.... i 85.1190 '1 15,000 511 2.000 20.100 76.. 1 OW Si 10,4100 99 ROILY4BY and Co. have peculiar satisfaction instatiogto their Friends, the above grand list +of Prima, %kith hit. bees divided fuming than at the above Oflicat. • !MINOT and Co. heg have tq return 4he Public their best *Links for the tiabouna4l4voisirs received, .ind .sake no doubt, tw ) himottred with their awn is the cozuing Liar ) , which is the only oeFift be* awn 1116 Year, 19th of I hi, Nl.inth,—N. No. 4,459, hest drown '2.1,0004 sa ..tared into One kbri ter, Two -Eighths, and Eight Six teenths, by Hon Ns** and A liVier,.—Encottearti by the uniform success wroth ig their peculiar inetliod_of treatment in the,Cure ‘f .t fen prevalent Coraplaints, which has been confirmed by to , experience of many years in a large and extensive practice; swills nisi of the happy ester's resulting to the Puling from 31 rilicall1enconfining their anent iou to a certain Class of Dis cke,. 11r , srs. ;;OSS and CO. continue to direct their Stu ies to Disird. is arising from a secret destructive habit of mom- Wrote youth, u Inch ant only occasions a numerous train of &mos Allislions, but also entails on its votaries all the eater- BLCI WI ES of Old Age: in that distressingstate of DEBILIT Y or Deficiency, whether the Cimmerilleiwe of `"eh baneful habit s , exceks i se d r i n ki ng , l ong res id ence in het il " 44 te s i or any other cause, by which the Powers of the Cv willioa heroin* enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Won, they a i er a firm , safe, nod speedy restoration to sound add vigorous health. „, Where an ea r l y app li cat i on i s made for the cure o f a CFA 11N OLSORD Eli, frequently contracted in a moment .of ,' m rbrietv, the eradication is generally pleted in the abort illmce ' lrti r"daY 4 and in the more advanced and inveterate . qurs Yenere4 Infection, characterized by a variety of "'Wand distressing symptoms, a perseverance in their pkie restraint is diet or exercise) will insure to the Patient peniumetil aml radical cure. The users of the uftErn RA, as frefiently connected wnh,Or drismg tram the above Complaint, have not escaped fireiranention ; by an infallible sad improved Plan, they are "abred to remove obstinate (MEETS and STRICTURES, whether o.ceat or of long duration without resorting to the vinful anal dangerous use of the Caustic Bougie. Many in l.iseesran be adduced of very inveterate Cases, of several years tolassuance having yield e d to t h e i r met h o d i n a f ew d ays , af tvr,l„4 tyre had tiers attempted by other l'ractitioners with -1-I,`llect and such has been th e agreeable result of a practice "entre years, that the mode of treatment has not in one I , l4 „fL e I .. ,wlance ever proved abonite, during which period many Perm* Of both sexes, have eiperienced the enjoy - h' ''arthe b een perfectly cured, atter severe and injurious Ones had been persevered to to no purpose. ~llessrs. GOSS and CO. exclusively professing the Cure of partimltir Complaint s , i n or d er t h at t h ey may not b e, by taiMk" few, Marked with th e o bl oquy so Just l y attac h e d to ;L...lrani empitic, tiak it hut ustice to themseles to state, 111 eY have been pro h perly educ j ated and initiated v into every ifthe profession (certificates of which, from di/Lt 11° ; 1 h 11 51., and teujoioniol s from the most eminent Physicians, their convioce any inquirer). that the saccess resulting aye Sritrryd lei remillsv• are first imliteed them to quit the practice of Pnictitiuner, soul they. presume that their pretest „l;7l%'-tilote a fair grinual for the unprecedented c on fidence age d latch they have, by the Public, bees' so liberally his b;rp4.lr, rnro nitt4l at their home daily ( perilv,or hy letter), "'Mt., of eti he r Sex, with secrecy, decy, and attention. Patieris in the ih tir c Country are requested to state the Particulars s f wr A 0 . Axel 11151 Alanner Eiving, enclosing a Bask ..dlo ; *I Ice and terlicines ; and the &one will be forward• 613 partuf the kingdom. )is awl C O''s "rfieentil3, Boaverie-street, Fleet-street. LONDON, TUESD4Y, OGTORIUt 9, 1810. HOPE IN S URANCE. COMPANY. - FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES-CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS. OFFICE, LUDGATE-HILL, LONDON. PERSONS insured with this Office, whose Po. licks expire ,at Michaelmas, are respectfully informed, that Receipts fur the Renewal of the same *re now ready fin Delivery at the Office, and with the respective Agents of the Company throughout the United Kingdom. WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. N. P. POLICIES of INSURANCE, which expire at the above Period, bituald be emiesired within FIFTEEN DAYS thereafter. • • • .111.010 - FIRE ismer Ltrit INSURANCB*COMPAN Y, • UR IflIG I•STR CET, lILAC‘f RI All% • 'EMT 'reit ED nY 4Cl' OP P 4 ItI,I4I4ENT: For insurance from )!rat., and on Ltv 48 t Odd fin' the Gruel and Purcka•e of A% N. TIMES INS UIiA.NCES falling throat Michaelmas will ex. Jl,..ere, Weis renewed width' Vlfsern Day/throat that - perSed. The system' of Fire lisuruhrr pursued toe this Co m pany em hences-every'attvantage on Which' it 'is •p4sv;ible fur peNorVde siring such a security to calculate. The ereinituns for Mer cantile Insurance, and for every other class of Insurance, in Lornlon, are of the most moderate aescript ion. Oa Insurances une.urf Le.NDox, the Premiums are loner than those of most of 'the Contpouit's. No charge is in um, case made fur Fire Po lities, l or for alteration b odursement. A large Commihurini is rained 011 Life Insurance; and In that, and in every other, d• oortineot of toe busioess, the Coin pany's arrangements afford the utmost facility to all etnpiged in such transitctinns. Building. in Foreign Countries nap' be insured, when their situation nod structure are not objectionable. WAR N Fit Pfl I PIN, Secretary. •.• The Conspnny's Mice for thr Westfetul of Loudon, is at , No. 97, on the .West.aide df Nsw BON D•SIR SET, near Oxford-street: • TO CALICO PRINTERS. EX6IIIIIIM , LR A S EHO LD CALICO GROUNDS, numerous BUll43lliGS,"Warton, near Isleworth, Middlesex.. .TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Marh. ADANISO.N and FIELD, • At the Audios Mart, on TUESDAY next, the leak itat. 'at Twelve o'Clock, TILE LEASE, with immodialo pos s ession, of all theesteasive CALICO GROUNDS, with Dwelling hou.e, Garden, Yard, spacious Copper-plate Shop, a Block Printing-shop, Stove-room, Culour,home, Dru A-room, Spirit room, Steam-lamse Print-room, Padding-horse, hlmut, Loft room, Engraving and Drawing Shops, Comaing-hou,e, Car penters' Shop, a White-loft, Town-loft, Blue-house, Store room, SOW Ili 14 • A.+46-twakies. Coppor Simeeaim-hoases, Horse and Wash. wheel Hoe-es, Callentlering-roam, and other appropriate Buildings, containing altogether:shout SU Acres. To he viewed till the Sale, mid Particulars had on the Pre mises; and of 3lessN. Holmes nod Lowdon, Solicitors, Cle ment', Inn; George, [Acworth ; Red Lion, Breniford ; at the Mart ; and of Meaty. Adamson and Field, No. 58, Fen rhurch->treet. . „ MRS. cocxlvs NEW WORlLpsloe 7s. extra boards; ORAL' TRUTHS, atul STUDIES from NKFUItAI. lIISTORY ; intenikd as a sequel to the Javenile-JournaL Also, bv, the same Aathor, 1. IMPORTANT STOGIES for the FEMALE SEX, in rrferenee to * MODERN MANNERS, 7s. extra boards. 2. JUYLNILE JOURNAL ; or , Tales of Trash; Ss. 6d. extra boards. S. FISHES' GRAND GALA; in two Parts, 12 Plates, Is. plain, Is. 6d..eolonred, each. 4. TIIR.EE GIFTS: or, Young Fawner Gabbing; 6 Plates, I'. plain. km. 6d. A:M.)4lfmk each. 5. ELEUJ.A.O TRIBUTE TO TUE. MEMORY OF SIP JESFIN MORE, 2s. • • For exiellent characters oftbc ;time Works, the Ptik- Re arir "reSpes;iNfly . t*irad to the Anti-.Jactibin,.and other Re;. -siesis and :11:irtatais" . . Pall4Mall; and T. Harris, St. Paul's. Thin Day was pulsiishMl, hiiiiiiitiato.se,Oetaio, prier*. SC is hoards, PRINCIPLES of SURGERY, for the Use of Chirurgical Soolents. A oew Edition, with Additions. By JOH X PEARSON, F. R. S. Senior Surgeon to the Lock Hospital and Asylum, Surgeon to the l'ohlsc Dispensatory, and Reader on the Principles and Prat lice of Surgery. Prirued Callow, Medical Bookseller, N 0.1 0 ., Crown. Court, Princes-street, Soho. Where ;Tow hehad, hy the wince Author, I. OBSERVATIONS on the EFFECTS of VARIOUS ARTICLES of the MATERIA MEJ)ICA, In' the Cure of Loeb Venerea, price is. hoards. S. PRAC fICAL MISER v . ATAONS on CANCEROUS COMPLAINTS, Ss. &1. seised. • This.Qay was published, in Sao. price ss. boards, ESSAY on the NATURE of SCRO. FULA:g • with EVIDENCE of its ORIGIN from DIS ORDER of the DIGESTIVE ORGANS; Illustrated by a Nutfiber of Cases successfully treated, and interspersed with Observations on the General Treatment of Children. By RICHARD CARMICHAEL, Surgeon. London: Printed fur J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, 101 ro wwcoart, Prince's-street, &oleo. W here Way belmil, lately publi.bed, by the came Author. An E4S Y an the IitFEGTS of CARBONATE, an d OTHER PREPARATIONS of IRON, aeon CANcI34 I Second Edition, considerably enlarged and tinproyet4 Bvo. bourt4, hkaid. • 1 • • . . • • • • • FhtlihN bOIimEYTAR kilatea tetbatint froa the bait 'Lladmi•lditioar, without Ai Abridgment whatever. TM:tatty was pahlished, Price only Eight-pence, (Each Number containing Three Whole Sheets of Large Der, Lener-prem,aud many of them Four Sheets), N UM LIER_ 2 I embellished a ids an elegant Portrait of the Rev. MATTHEW HENRY (to be continued Weekly), of A N EXPOSITION on the OLD and NEW .2 1 A...TV/STAHENT, - wherein each Chapier is summed up in its Contents; the Sacred Test inserted at large in distinct Pa ragraphs; eavli Paragraph reduced to its proper heads; the sense given; nod I:argely illustrated with Practical Remarks and Observation; forming a must complete FAMILY 131111.. E. BY MATTHEW HENRY, Late Minister of the Gospel. With a Preface by the late Rev. WILLIAM ROMAINE, M. A. This -Lynn iveudoeliitiseil Wi4ll" opswavels of Oise lifuudved beautiful Eugraviogs, which ure selected from such Passages of lloly Writ, as not only to represeut a complete Hirtory of the Life and Sufferings of OUR BLESSED REDEEMER, but toe most remarkable Miracles and Transactions of the Pa triarchs, Prophets, Evangelists, Apostles, &c. These Engra vings are larger and superior to any given in Worts of limbic the Price. To which is added, A copinag Account pf the Author's Life, and Extracts front hi, other celebrated Writings. The Proprietor having experienced the Public Patronage, to an extent unprecedented, for upwards of fourteen years, during which Period he has been honoured with the Names of above 'l[4 CLVE riIOUSA ND SuescainEas, begs leave ingra titude to state the following facts: That too withstauding the great advance in the price of Pa per, Printing, and Engravings, he continuer to give Three whole Sayers of large Folio Demy Paper, printe,t to the full extent of the Margiu. for Eight Pence • and in the course of the Work, upwards of One Modred engravings, of superla tive magnitude and beauty, forruitt:; the most perfect Copy of MATTHEW HENRY'S EXPOSITION on the !IDLY SCRIP PUKES ever presented to the Public. This %York may be had by one or inure Numbers weekly, or in Three Volumes neatly bound. • Suhscrihers are requested to be particular in giving Orders for the Ft:min Ectivrom. Primed mid published for J. Stratford, No. 119, Holborn- . hill, Lothlon, 11111 sold by all other Booksellers and Newscrir tiers iu the Kingdom. • • ACHALLENGE. —Messrs. CURRF, and Co. Surgeons, late iii his Majesty's Service, challenge the whole World to prove a single instance where their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in this particular branch of their profes sion has not Kiven rise to otie unsuccessful ease. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the System, which is the consequence of the periacimis awl wasteful effects ON habit long atiffiniat unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes. In the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of Bar renness; the other have its ravages fatally developed to titian by a distressing state of debility, which, ifnottimrly resne.ied, terminates in Impotence. These are its remote *and ultimate effects; while Colowntions, loss of Muscular Power, and va rious Nervous Complaints, usually characterize the earliest stages of this solitary vice ; of persons languishing tinder Dis orders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved unsuccessful its (be comae of a loug,lahorious, and much extended practice. In the most obstinate and com plicated cases of Venereal Infection, such as Obstructions in the Urethra, Spongy Excrescences, hard Tumours, callous Ul cers, Eruptions, Seminal Weakness, (Beets, as also Strictures, whether recent or of long duration, mid which hive ballet the skill of other Practitioners, arc, 41 their present improved plan, of treatment-effectually and permanently cured, without the Patient suffering the exeruciaung pain and alarming hemorr hage is hien frequently follows the application of the lunar (Ao rtic. In the course of twenty years extensive practice iu the Metropolis, numerous eases of Strictures have been and are daily ruder their care, the total eradication of which is effect ed by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, supe rior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint, is speedily removed, and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in their Restorative Remedies, after the Stricture has been de strayed, is iwlispensibly requisite to revive the slumbering -parks of life, a udio reanimate the constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability have been under the care of Messrs. CURRIE stud cO. for the removal of Complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, 4e. ; and having received a radical and permanent cure, request that re yereaees may he aim to them, as satisfactory evidences of the decisive superiority of 'Messrs. Currie and Co.'s Plan of Treat ment. Manly of these Gentlemen have had Strictures from ten . to twenty yeArs, and had been uuder the care of Messrs. Home,' Ileavisides, stud other Sargeints of equal einineace, who at tempted the cure by the application of the lunar caustic, with out success. Messrs. Carrie and Co. may be consulted by either Sex, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour,' at their house, No. 107, Hatton Garden. Patients ie the country are requested to state the particulan of their ease, age, and general habit of living, &c. die. inclitsisie ' a remittance for Advice and Medicines, when the tame a ill be given iir sent to any part of the kingdom. To epore that se crecy so essential to their undertaking, the Postage of Letters may be added to the ,fireount fur Medicines. • &bawls., /$02.--107, Hatton Garden,. . -CANCERS of all kinds arc CURED without Cutting. by Dr. CAVALLO and SON (Members of the Royal College of Surgeons), No. Ai, King-street. Bloowbury square, London. Theastotiiihiag success attending their prac tice, for a number of years, in effectually curing both latent and ulcerate:l Uancerous Tumours of every description, without nay surg ical operation, has induced Dr. Cavallo and Son to devote te principal part of their, lime and professional softens tion to the treatment of these complaints. While they engage no case which appears absolutely incurable. they continue to eradicate this dreadful disease in persons of every age and sex, with permanent certainty, anti to correct and carry or the of fending humours from the blood by proper medicines. On this superior plan of treatment they also cure the EVIL, and ill conditioned LAC ERS of the most virulent moue. When it is necessary for Patients from the Country to remain any time in Loudon, the Doctor assists in procuring commodious apart &C. ; and all post-paid letters, stating the particulars of Complaints are immediately answered, by which means they Will know whether it u in be necessary to come to town or not. At home for consultation (either personally or by letter) every 'naming before two, and every evening after f fur o'clock. Dr. Cavallo and Son, t.. 1, King-street, Blotusbitry-square, London. Dr. CA VALLO's PATENT ELECTRIC GIRDLE, price Three Ontends, for the effectual Cure of RUPTURES and DEIHL! Y, maybe had, by applyittkpersonall, or by letter, pa:4 paid, to the Doctor, a. itbeve. • ESSIO. JONES and Co.'s sttperior mode or 1 Mtreatitar a certain I)iseusz cannot be better deinoastrated than by theirlutviag, in their private practice, as Surgeons and Apothecaries,, cured upwards of five thousand persons so af fected, within sht last 15 years ; "under eitrunbtancet to very flattering, they have been persuaded to open a Public Medic a l Institution, No. 36. Union -street, ilishopsgate-street, calcu lated to receive all classes of Patients, and have resolved to devote their whole care and attention to the treatment anal cure of the above Disease, and of complaints which are ana logous thereto, as Gleets riud tf. trictures and those eases of di.- t r essing eruptions on the fast. &c. which Medical Men often consider incurable. Messrs. Jones and Co. cannot help notic ing and lamenting the numerous instances and baneful effects of a certain solitary habit. too prevalent amongst the youth of both sexes, which their extensive practice daily brings to alt. serration. In these lamentable cases, their private advice and invigorating medicine are the means of restoring those unfew imitate Patients to health and happiness. Those who reside in t he country. or who find personal application inconvenient or olotiectionable, may, by describing their case, have medicines and advice sent them to nay part of the kingdom. Those who are desirous of vitalising Nlessrs. Jane.; and Co. on cases of Stricture, or obstinate (Sleets, are requested to apply in the fore-part of the day. The ex pense of cure in all eases, will be made cotwenimit to the cireuntstanees of the Patient; but !eon r em . the esiontry, requiting advice and medicine, must qtr eteclused a Balk Note. • PRIG? isini CANTERBURY, MARGATE, RAMSGATE, This Day *as published, Dedicated to the 0111cers who do now, or may hereafter; costl• pose the Garrison of Canterbury. The SECOND EDITION, with considerable Alterattois and Additions, price 3s. fpd. BALL.ROOM VOTARIES • or, Canterbury and its Vitinky. A Sdtiric ui Poem. By RUSTIC ITS. Printed for and sold by R. Colbert), Pbblic Library, too.. dust-street, Landau i also *vibe Libraries to Canterbary, Mar. taite,l6 . _ FRENCH PAPERS. .ONTAINELEAU, SEPT. 26.--:-Their Majoities ar. rived here yesterday at seven in the evening. The whole town was instantly illuminated. The Prio- Borghese and the Grand Malmo( Berg had at. rtred - the day before. , The Qom): of Holland and her family aid eve peeled, - as woll as the Prince of Neufchatel, ; fur the others of whose household apartments have al ready been taken. Every thing here is in motion ; and it is expected that the excursion will be very brilliant. We are assured that twelve Ladies of the Palace have teen appointed, among whom are se veral from the new Dutch and Roman department,. Pains, SEPT. 28.—The works of the bridge which is building over the Seine at Cboisy, long felt to be necessary hi-establishing a direct commu. nication betweeti the departments of the North and those of the South, ark rapidly advancing. On the 15th, a memorable day for the inhabitants of these parts, their Majesties, on their journey to Fon. tainblcau, after having passed through an elegant triumphal arch, ornamented with inscriptions, en. gored the ferry-boat, where a repast was provided fur them, of which they had the goodness to partake. Having examined the works, and received an ex. planation of the details, and of the mechanism, their Majesties condescended to express their satisfaction to M. Navier, the *Engineer, with regard to the composition and mode of construction of this bridge. Their Majesties then remounted their carriage, to set oat for the castle ar Grosbois, through a don. ble row of spectators, expressing by shouts of joy their happiness in having been able to contemplate the Conqueror, the Legislator, and the Benefactor of a great part of the nations of Europe—the fa. ther of his subjects, as great iii peace as in war. SEPT. R9.—The following Decree for the esta. blishment of Schools of Marine has appeared PALACE or FONTAINELCAU, SEPT. 47. " We, Napoleon, Emperor of the French, King pf Italy, Protector of the Confederation of the Rhine, Mediator of the Swiss Confederatioa, &c. &c. have decreed and do decree as follows : " Art. 1. There shall be formed in each of our Ports of Brest and Touloo, a special School of Marine. " 2. These schools shall be under the orders of the Maritime Prefects. " 3. No one shall be admitted to these .schools bat by a De cree; he must not be under the age of 13, nor above lb, of a good constitution, and without bodily deformity. " 4. The uu.nber of pupils at each port is fixed at.9oo# and each shall pay an annual pea ion of SUO from's." [Here follow a great many other regulations with regard to dress, nature and mode of instruction, Stc.] M. Leon Lardiere, surgeon of the first class of marine at R.oscoff, attests, that in attending sea men wounded in engagements with the English, he has extracted a number of jagged bullets (balles mashies). It is now a year since he first perceived the employment of these bullets by our enemies.—. He has ascertained the same fact in the most authen. tic manner, in consequence of two successive corn. bats sustained in the most brilliant manner, on the 29th of Aug. by Capt. Ballidard, against an Eng. lisp cutter and lugger. The brave Captain, at the close of these two actions, entered Itoscoff; and having landed six wounded seamen, among,a nom. 6er of balls extracted from these there were found three made jagged, with a care which proved a fe. iocious intention of doing injury, by adding to the ordinary amid avowed means of destruction employ. ed in war. • M. Leon Lardiere speaks' with the warmth of a man of • honour against this barbarous process, which civilization reprobates, and which doubtless the English Government would itself disavow and repress, if such facts came to its knowledge.— Wounds occasioned by these jagged bullets are with reason considered as more dangerous than others, in consequence of the increased and more inflamma. tory laceration occasioned by the asperities made in such bullets. CONSTANTINOPLE, AUG. 10.—The Grand Seig. nior means to present the Grand Vizier, Jesse( Pacha, with a diamond aigrette of the greatest value. 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