The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-29 00:00:00

the elects Incident to the chaages of diorite or atmos pher, noised* the injal ions cold nor chill experienced in the wear of fri-h or oth..r and the unpie.nant sensatinrr pe collar to fabrics made wholly of Cotton 1 iu this respect it at lathe, th exrluave advaitage of being mire cunoucive -to in all seasons and climates,!tban any other description of B.& ling Cloth. returninf 1111 rof Subscnbers fur the tarry' liberal stspparttheir firm 121:een honoured with. Their Stamped Receipts of 10.• iienasification for the year 1814 aye now delivering on Alkoir universally approved Plan, of providing Substitutes Ist !Ivry Subscriber drawn ; hich is an ezemption for Vit. As a very Issayy Ballot is immediately expected, an ad, application is absoltitely necessary, at either of their Arifiltable earl origiont Militia Society Insurance Offices. ownhlished 1801, 199. High Holborn. near Little Queen-street t igh-orret, Whisecitapel-road and 9, George-street, ,Siockfriars'-road. The following Ageism are appointed for Abingdon—Mr. King, printer Newbory—Foller.hooLvoller. • Ashford—Gambier, bookseller Northampton Freeman, Itsbury —Narlin,bookselkr- printer Be.tford— Webb, library N urn ich--Siewardson, printer . Bow —Chapman, corn-deoler 0 x ford— Andrews„ grocer Bromley —bum auctioneer Yortsr...l— ; llor.ey. Stationer Surktagharn—ereach, brazier Reading—Rasher, library Cambridge—Newby anerchnik . Richmond--Brown, %V a I ‘ ....5r....ary--Gilham,perfurrier • chandler bel...tsfard—Kelhans. library Knchester—Francis,post-afire Chippiug-Obgar•-thsbora,aca- Rainfisni—Dykes, cooperage dear Royston--Andrews, watch. Cireiranter—Waik ns,stat i maker Coventry—TOrrier, printer Runssev,—Jackson, printer Dartford—Farmer, attorney Seven Oaks—Clout, printer Dorking— Lanc,ley. bookseller Sheeruess-r Wilson, draper Dowithans Market—Lemon, Southampton--bhuckelford, grocer auctioneer Fdsmatoo—Corlier.Post-office Southend—Johnson, Trafalgar Bpping—Wabon. Post-Ace h ote l Farnham—Hadley,, bookseller Sittin.hourne—Crennp Feversharn—Brown, stationer St. Albans—Masai, Stamp- G odstone--Chitidler office Gravesend —l'acsons. perfumer Stamford—Pearson.fishmonget Greenwich Richardson, no. Stratford—Bantock, surveyor deriaker Thaoet—Crump, draper Gnildfor.l—Smith, draper Tunbridge Tuwn---liakens, Henle)-nn-Thames—Grel ier, pommtfwe grocer Wal/sogford--.—Hambletoo, Heriford—Austiu, stationer bookseller `tombs/Jon-Lova, hookseller V- -irk Bromley, book iicbcord, For durability, heastifol appearance, comfort in near, and great economy, this nianafarfere Moods usarlvolled, and is sold at atilt . ' the price of Irish or other fine Linen.., nt the Pa tentee', ISatehmtse, 154, Chenp.ide, near St. Paul's; and by n:iplitotaient, at Harding, Howell, and Co.'r, go. 89, P.,14 Nall. •• • It Is ply to guard th e Public against confounding the Whore fabric •it the new Imperial Cotton Twine Shinn% stud Sheetints wlti professes Si regulate persptrateuo, and .0 b. tatnatised. and no :its antidote against the plague mid other contagious disordeas !! AROMATIC PERFUMED 3APAR RRACKU4O, PASTE AND LUQUi D. T T. RIGGX respectfully informs the . Nobility- Iv • anal Public. ihm he has recently diseosercit a Quintal:us lion of Ingredients. in the' most relined state, under tile alsave . line, which he confidently alters too eandid nor cml pfkAan title; conainged that it will be proved the most tleznnt and tme fal Artirleever introduced for she purposes ssf preset shag and beaslifsing Leather; equally applicable u. Ladle or (1, ! ,,,.. teen's use. All noxious ingredients are nirnided in its prenatal.? lkn, substituting such as are highly gruttful, around r mid useful. In tkis preparation the u:iversails complaired-.it irror.veoience aif'ii. pi or riammitass (in even the most eviebrated those rothir:ions) is avoided. Eli in the moist state i.f the htraitipheee, Vs. Aramatic Blacking will not Impart s.:il to the hands or ap parel. it is likewise capable of producing, a ith the greatest ktriiity, a higliy airmailed Japan Polish. Pte ?medlar will dad the Blacking Rena convenient an d ready f..; i n p oe di a t e age. wit hfise. simple addition of told water arty. ii iA timely is Rs aperAina; mad may be packed with the most choice geoids; without nay Amager or stien-ive swarms sieteion In the milder with %Welt it may be enclosed, a-. is its e."rwsit I, patfklkiii 'Of isightv perfumed armooties: To Alert-hams, far Eipaititlon, fa Dealers remote from the met rap°. saving of freight find cal riage, (Ain't:4 red with the bolt of Itlntkiag, pill be a mrui important consideration ; and a, this article n ill keep perfect in all climates (in fact. is by age), the 1 ritprietor tunicipatpi with confidence u geinalpatriskiga.. 11 . 11 by nit pfineipal gnat Shoe- maker. and I)ealers is T.,wn noel ('faintest nl•h at the Proprietor'. Warehmewo to i• 'Mon. Park street, Grosvenor-square; uad Me. to, sorn.i . I,inuih : n Glas2 11s.—Diito in 'Swot Ditto, Is. 411.-.- Pa". m Poi% at I'. Is. IL - 11 W Is. ate*. • ELNOS' YEGEXAULE SYRUP, as prepared' toe bile Mr. fit/AINSON, and by his Nepyri4 s Atr., • CA XII A 11, N o . 21, FAds.street. Soho, continues its pr.-kusi- ! i' tence nod , uperiorit3, in all the numerous ra,es ariabtrfnim st ' tirisrlovi c and tLe ran egu. sires, present to reyame, of - iliicit Prts2tria. In the fire malad)„ that o f Srury ) :„ . is sorch.arged with MUCOUS flintier; all onoseuhr powlef Timeah. elle'd. Tn.. disorder a lymphatic. and deeply alfetilliblON'eers it:solving the glands and rimming the humours; the aleabliral of the lymph %bows itself in n stogolar arriinany.nt.thase hut. ' ; so.neliirwa in wasting eruptions, in tubercles. and it t• "' rer '" B, e‘eariatinns of a ferocious mad ohstituite diOntetee p ahico . eive w ay to rub remedyhnl C., Vegetable SFESPe etrplresste4 with :, more finee and wisteria:- disease. a taw .;* ner '""i•leadee ions: Mou.ses the- pwthrot.i. After sitilllatiam s • most persons pow hitter months, r•oinetimes yelogoldlCZ "el dimwit depression. 1., hring s those tse.whhog s . • *rings whirls relax all the s‘ stem. and unnerve fie mind. In OP puma. art Whirl., And often brood Ave* every 'mod la silence iiii.they aro led In the ehniaber of dealle• The remedy la these ense-.•and is all Mae allied in theta, it to be fetid in the pastor VeKasohle Syr., of De Veinal. maim Situp is prepnred nt this time in rest "snail. IS and the highest order, al 0 i:rith-siseet. &lan. by Thos. canhous, Menses l., Mr. Swains..., add the only -Pesprietor and Pooses sor or il. Recipe, a here it is sohl. it a ados or a= his nripoiiiimeill, as .11r. Alkitoosn's. Chemist Mid liioliNname4irem Without ; and by all the samPeettl Dk e - ' hledicitte Venices id the United Kingdom. • Pike 15.. Vottie. ....a it if " kte. '4 1.,,.. r. t seats.• ka • ".• _ . . following. Proclamation, addressed by the Russian -- . - citizens have volunteered to-day their services to Commauder I. the inhabitants ot the Netherlands : march against the enemy, in order to drive them Brave Netherlanders,—lt would be an insult to .suppose that you require to be reminded of the great , out of their country. deeds of your forefathers. ALL of you well know how much this unfortunate country has suffered in =TRACT OF A LETTER TO THE GEHERAL °mum/ consequence of its subjugation by the French. The MENT , WRITTEN FROMON BOARD HIS MAJZSTV'3 RTET On THE TEXEL. Freuch armies are annihilated; and it therefore de- f ' O I hav T e E this day M received a tetter of the 23d from pends upon your own exertions to rid yourselves of ) The Hague, containing a request that the necessary the few Frenchmen remaining in your native . country. An army under the Crown Prince of troops and ammunition may be seat to Holland as Sweden, and commanded by the Russian General soon as possible. I can assure you, that lam con. baron Von Winzingerode, approaches your fron- vinced that my Government has taken the necessary tiers, to deliver you from the yoke of French sla- measures to give, you all possible assistance, and 11. very, twrestore your commerce, and re-esta blish that am sure that it will make its appearance immediately Be assured that the English are your friends; that Divine Providence which Kill crown with its , your coast. , liberty for which your ancestors so profusely sacri- upon fired their lives and fortunes. Place your trust in I. ' t:ig/40We you upon libetion. blessing your e ff orts in the cause of freedom and your ' your approachin4c 9. RIDDELL, Captain." native coentry. .Be obedient to those to whom, u n. _ til an eiteriot arrangement takes place, the Govern. THE HAIMEN, Nov. 23.—This evening the Go. tnent is confided. The period draws near when you 'liniment has received the official information by an shall enjoy an established Government, which will express, which has been landed by one of the English exert itself to make you forget your past sufferings. cruisers , that' positively a British Ileot is under sail PROCLANIATION. ' • Ito our ports in the North Sea, and partly arrived on In the name of the General Government.' ! our coast, having troops, arms, and ammunition on . Whereas the common peace and safety , are threat- , board / and which is instantly to be followed by his l imed on the side of Gorcam, by an assemblage of Serene Highness the Prince of Orange. Antwerp Burghers, and "Brabant conscripts, col-1 HEAD -QUARTERS, ROTTERDA M, Nov. • 23. —The 'lected for that Irpose by forcible Ossetia ;we have General Narop Sweertz de Landes arrived yesterday heala t taY "'a' of trotai, to stop'the Arther pro- at Rotterdam, wad hawoccupied Capelle and Y/sei . go , /news Akira to Jt!hs • - l agu te stone —Wh a ,post- idler . • Revell o; this te band, and' appointed' to the mondes, on yrjuch the French who had pr . tived at ' (afire Waal. Malling—Sledmaa, eke- ; cui ptio. . Ipswieh-.-Thainsas, grocer ,afar I -Overleaf General Baron Sweertz de Landas. Dordrecht reti&d, and evacuated the Worn, falling , . .. , , . . latou—ltarrison. diaper • Wiachester—Mtlontler.printer i Net rtanaers : assist him on every side : .Magi- , back Rpm, PA 'cam s ..• 0 . . Lyon —Whi i i ingliam, book- Wokiagbain Creaker, sae- i - # 1 strafes o f towns, Burghers, Villagers, each accord- I Hpo•quAwrsits, AT LEYDEN, Nov. 23.—Gen. seller tlotwer - • Masikt ine Load, drog_stilf Wonlwieb—Ponter. baker ling tit his means. . The Getteial Will make arrange- Ile Jough marched yesterday On Leyden, where he Newport Pagnell Cleaver, Wi‘bench—lbul•,,Oldmartet ments for tire. due application of art the' means you , Itas fixed his head-quarters, and has sent to-day part draper . . W itiley—Shayler, bookseller , may afford him. _ ; of his troops to Aiphen, in order to secure the int. Mrsiars. R. Jones and Ca. impremied with gratitude for the . -. great 'access . their Society has heti' bon cured with for these cast ; L 4 iiree. B ) GYSBE . RT R I r. A rL eR V A A N N.:TIDGENDORP. portant place of Voerden. Weeps! Secretory GUION. Aliirteen years. feel the', should be wanting iii their dots , to the ! _P Tit . ; Hogue, N_rov. 41:11113.. I . .. 4 ; 7 . Public, were they mat to caution theta ngninst a set .pf needy I OFFICIAL INTELLIG H F. E N A U L E L F I r s GM THE Atm cip mid unptincipied adventurers lately opened, whose various . Latitkerproctamation,ofthe sainedate, announces a I , t. raisehtwids every day advertised under the insinuation of a great • t h a t &bogy of troops had !leen assembled under the On Ow tisttat November a corps of Coesocka Un security to subscribers, nod of having found at number of Subs • *sum will, spoil She slightest emeiry, he found to have °fie cararo4ll4. Of General C. F. Da Jonge, to act against maw as • hire to the unwary, in etioseimence of rive great ' the onsisny on the side of Utrecht.] th e v ill ages o f Di eren an d Rhude.tered Voorthyuten s while another corps p . ccupied pittronage'Messrs. R. Jo.les and Co. have esperienced from a i .. Liberal Public, the only Firm whach has invariably continued EXTRACT UP INTELLIGCMCZ FROM rrowrir SOLLA'ND. to had Substitutes for all Subsea ilsvcs drawn, according to their Rorrsan•m, Nov. 19.—For several successive , Most of,tlie towns and villages it North Holland Original Plnn in 1801. eights a number of coaches passed through this 4 •ity, I are in insurrection. All refuse obedience to the The peculiar ail-vantage of this Society Is the positive 11490• ~ ! Emperor, aoci acknowledge the Prince of Orange taking the road to Breda and Ant werp. On Wednesday I E m p e ranee of the hollolled Sehscrlber Cuing exempted for Life. .for their legitimate sovereign, and raise the nitivert . al wishoin any faithenespeurwortrouble. The ladige,tahlisliment the number of carriages proceeding in that direction i 'To arms, .Netherlanders! Deliver you - rseives and the serpeciaoility of the Priuripals nod Agents will, it is increased in a remarkable degree. The same day vy _ ;resumed, lie a selfwient recommend:wino of du, Fi rm . . / , from him who has already butchered thousands of .—........_—.....—,..,---reer.--- ' the Members of the Administration prepared for their your chEdren ; and consider, that if you are COin- Nov. I, ISI3. departure. Yesterday morning the corps of Dona. I pelted to fight, it is .muck better to sacrifice your SIR, -4t gives sw . pleasure to communicate niers, with drums beating, and their officers at their I your own soil, for the country which ova •to y m i. (Sr r e al boos* I have derived from )our CORDIAL RAIN of GILEAD, is a 'severe disorder of ilia , . ,isead, marched oi from this place; and a few hours I li ves .att you birth, where your families and friends reside, of all d ri lions of force , • nervous, biliuds. mid totticitt tend, with which I I NN , bees _; corps, consist ing pc . p Wig oiresed. 1 auw continue taking it, and shall alwass keep with two field-pieces, passed through. .No . sooner I than to be carried off in a foreign land,and bz anase its my house.. Dew kind al to send ate neother large fell. • were they all than the Orange flag was dig. ply, for *kith yea will receive the raddled remittance. Tim goat ,s l aug ht e red , the v•ct.ofe' t Ira! ambition. alteration produced by your wonderful medicine, ',roves highly be seen played in every - quarter, and nothing was to 0 INTERCEPTED LETTER. M • • ' witistieinry both to myself and Mood", to misty of whom i or heard but the most lively demonstrations of joy. The insurrection which has burst forth' at the bare given It. I dower myself this acknowledgment Mill be be- The Mayor and &inhere immediately took measures Hague, (M. Le Moire ) has compelled me to transfer asocial to the public, and fog are nt liberty so !tallish U. with relefeitee to nav tricot!, Mr. A. Bradley, Middle New-street, for preserving internal time sent tar tranquillity, but net the for somethe. the tinder ?lCit (lure to 09114h-wittaire. Lorton, whir will tasty the thost scrulthl"" I sligittest act of shame has , taken .place. , Gnrcum . You can transmit to me there all b u si ; .ess anqtyrer m to its uutlientivit V. I I To Dr. boioloou. Wm. House, astor Isiverposg. STAMM: Ite t Nov. 11.—.414 . Grand Duke of which will not suffer any delay. I shall conttast to Ott; Ts.:•; ( ' Tlitlh.. 4, • . ." •' . - i....' - ' : • -- . ' ---- ` - ` l lir "..- - , '; :' - 'l' `" .' N l / 4. ~ . „. ~.. 4 .. ti - . ‘, 4 ' • - ... g . s . : k: 11S4 . 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A... 1 , . . ~- -. ~_•• ,„ , -44, 1 . ~., ~ .. ~. . ~ v :. . .. .. . • . • "t i) , . :. 7 . • '.... I%,fs .t? • ~ . , -• _ T.*. . , '•. ! • \.' 'N ' .\.V l--- - --- .. 1 . . • .... ~,;,•...... _ .. f - - • • , . • -• . ye lasonimadmainammomme * --``'. I ..4 44: .4 , 1 6, „ - , Na , - A 111 104 • i 0...., ..: ot, No. 2423. i_ UNDU Iv, • Yi ii(iitt - NOVEMBER 29, " 1813 • PRicif 04,1. - . . .; .. ..- ..- _____,_... . .11,••.aritIfolIOTAL, COVENT-GAR , MN. BOOKS JUST PVIIIMBRUBIE -,' '4. . DUTCH PalrEliSa Frankfoet having refused to accede to the Coatt'ine . r r II 15 present * b EVE‘NING, Nov. 119, win IIs,A.R. ?Imam Mid Co. Le 46 °#/#l4/444111#011Eby all .. ..• lined, Booluollers v , _... .. -row- 9 •, . r General Wrede, previous to the battle of -Henan, life " - ~, El NG HENRY THE FIFTH. VIIRECOTHICK BOWElL i ti v i elli Lay o f , PROCLAMATION. • sued a• • Proclathation, notif•ing that the Grand - J-.... . . - 4. s'S rii whirr. will he it teri. IL the KM Country tby Metre Mo or of et the 1 Whereas anarchy has, in a great ltieltstire been Dochy. was sequestrated in tree name of the Chid ' AIADDIN; or. THE WONDERFUL LAMP. Childreo of the Abbey." kr• ate. S volt. tii.. . , prevented, in most places, through the wise precise- an, _win. ... - ' . .. ~ where $16.1 may be had, paWishui eisistieason. . c .„, i s olr. 10 hempetted ut WO past live o'clock. to Ims. 2. SANTO SE BASTIANO ; eel *lf esitig,Promus 4 k : oe* tione adopted by the most respect** inhabitants ; "AusAufft; Nov. ft-The four companies crf this on iil hallos , ail. Edit. 0 vols. It 104• but the general government has been, totally elan- canton, sethich had mustered h ere , m arc hed off yes , . g• The lINGLISH EXPOSB 1 ior Me° mid Yeomen abroad dosed, and is in the hinds-of neer*: tett whereas tnedaY ineesh l ll. B l , l l wda the frontiers of SMitseeklld‘ THE ATRE.ROI Al.. DRURY-LANE. the unitersal call to form such a; saveroment, ill They will hejeined on the reed by threontpeni a odd. How : by a Modem Ant asill i g i g• o f it Celia ii , , T II is t . VENING, Nor. 29 1 Rink 4 . 4 , 0 fir , Hab , inc .. die. 4 rots. . order to the deliverance of our native colutry, has Payerne, which will complete the battalion *WO ,- i upteeis .itt perf”rm 4. CONDUCT, a Novel, 3 vols. Illa. ' made a deep impression on our, heater:- w- e have, the orders of M. G arrard Duveluz. The fine appear] i t. 0.1 e) the New Onset smu ts o Ornitatic Oriental Seeetacle, 0 , MODERN CALVES° t or, Wldolks Captimillos tby in one Ao. r;dled M n. s Ras•s, Author of " the Coos i oa ." 41 St therefore. resolved to assume the ;1111010, until the ante of these troops is highly gratifying. They are r 4 vols. IL as. ILLUSION; 41. tIOPH ; or, Jud g e without Prejuillist t by Miri am Mal- arrival of his Mighness ; conjuring all the brave animated with the best disposition, and will rise' la - -. - OR, THE TRANOES OF NOURIATIAD. dee, 4 nth. 1{• 2,, t Netherlanders to unite in supporting this ourge- zeatentiderotion those of the confederate State', It the New Maisie:ll Farce, cilkd .7. MADELINA, a Tale, by Lod" Slimy Staahope, 4 • After t%hich, ror the It', tni s e, WHO.`,S TO NAVE HER ? eon. it. tr. tierous resolution. maintaining the system of neutrality which Seltzer- IT To whir h will he added. 8. Sir GILBERT EASTERLING, a Roemer, by .1.• N. .G.O help those who help themselves. . „ laud has adopted under eluting circumstances. . • , TILE MAYOR OF GAR.RATT. ' ' bre *yr, 4 iron. U. b. I (bigged) F. VAN DER DUNN V.MAASDA.g.' Hams, N0v.6.---Fite hundred weaves ana deny ,L' , , sine,* is. ; sec. ad price 9e 6d.....ri0. so; 6d. ; srevi A t ho T r ile of Ni . 4 it ihr aC e ttg:LW lv i i ke'W ead 1427 4 by the l i . , 0. K. VAX 110411121DORp. , ••:, r working en the fortiftaations of Huoingen, which . Nov. 24 1613 • • .4. 1 Pr;r•• 1 - - I'"*" • • ', 4 "' ' Second Prim ' 16.-41 COVElleraintita % 1161 410.11 / 4 - , • beafriki .4444- . .-- - - has b:e it r l lt" .o. l lkor 5t 1 414 4 6 0 4 The *jai* it. • G a o, , r, 1-• ; Sem"!.. - ' lilt. ~. ___ -__ , ,p• • Illanimr. Req. 4 eel:. If. • -1% ,- ..i - 1.01 ) ."-' ' ." 1 .. A . ... HAGUE. Nev. ge-` / " . "" 1 " 1 ; „.aileemed ! - ft-is-reports. ~. * • &ft: unrzttY. f , 1 .., ~. I ;AL, aullSaßY SYANHOPE,.. by lase Ilst rvey . , t 3,411 17 i ABE SAME or rm . II ,RE. RiG thi pms "•••i'i Ist - • that *emelt) have i gaseinecetaiiosea of the troops QW In and Co. respectfully inform the nam e " . , , Ili. . • . Ir e ..,........ itt. Er 141,1 A. Seeeind Edition, by 'biome, 3 .4. Ilia. -1 • • PRINCE OF ORANGE AND‘NAUSSAU. . Eof Zurich and Berne; ' ••''-•...: . e . - ) 7 . 7 o h 't hey ..S..Cilllifark4 wile novernateut for the eosiiieg 13. STFiAN(iERs of lAN DENFELOT; ?f , Who' Is 'en "VlSKlFltNicsiot. OOTERN•KENT of TU.I.VIIITEO NESHEII.. Beams, Neslc.lo. - the 0 - tb, flu companies ex l' S TATE oi . i ERV, which will hero drawlng no th- Itio . F:.ther ?by ales . Ross, Author ..f.• th e Co us lio, ant. 3 vols. Me. •, • • 41;agn infantry, coonnaffded by Lieuteriant.Colouel May, s, TO THE 1111.9GISTEATES --iii. ADIIIINISTRA.• of JA • UAR Y. It consists of 12,000 - Tickets, aid the Scheme 14. CAMBRIAN PICTURES ; or, Every one has Errant i • . •• • • marched frets Oda City to reinforce the cordon on • ' MS our THE Low COUNTRY. of .C2t1.1100 .. ...... £1 0,000 by Aria at Swansea, 3 v•• Is. 16.. till. • the frontlet", after biting been inspected by hie .. ' 1 11i '' o ' faction, that tranquillity and good order have been _Eacellen y g General and late TAndammaif De o tits 3.003 ... 6.000 • Emmett, Third Edition,3 vols. 11. 7S. 4d- ._ 14 ROs Alm A DIY ill''"'VAl by th e Ae ih n e of " the ' eery generallY maintained in the Low Country. But, Watterille, who, in a few nerds , in most affect- 4but a 2,thAI 1,000 4.4'4N1 Wife and Al harms." dm. Seessod -Edition', 2 yob. ills. • • ins manner, impressed upon the o ffi cers and sub- -6 7 Z e 16 gets company of horse carabineers set out for the 90 - g i. Liii 20 21. AGE and YOUTH ; or, tiselliiiilles of Abeastedt : by file and form themselves into a provisional adminis- The Grand Council of, this Can . I traders, with a President ; and they are hereby au- same destination .. ton had an extraordinary meeting thii day, and ap- ao First-drawn filosilts Fint 5,000 " - La frintaine, 4 sold. a Li• • •• '• 1". . Day, H.M. reels. Athorited to provide, without delay., for all necessir pointed Central De Watteville, Deputy to the Diet • 1 500 1 First-drawn Blanks Secant 2 R _ o6o . . 49. The MA RC HION ES3 II L er, the Matured Enchant-• eat affairs. Y Extraordinary. the French Ambassador ihis,day Day, 101. each. ', j " • res., Svol, 18s. . ••, t 3. PATIENCE and PERSEVERANCE, he the Author and urg ent Netherlanders! Our cause is secure, If weer. but yectrived two Couriers, one of them an Aid - de-Catnip, 12,000 Tickets. .9120,000 eill• Sas'i She to leer Neighbour, What 1 &c." 4 vols.ll. es. . • sect from Mentz by the Emperor Napoleon. !. Unanimous and observant of order. Let eerie of you _.„.• St. ANSELIIO ; er, the Day of Trial : by Min /1111, 4 conceal from yourselves, that cowardice, or the cold. ZURICH, -Nov. 7.-His Excellency the Lendam. lii the Lorry which doisbed drawing the 11th of this Month v°l"' lt . 2 `• - ' • •• 25 . READ. AND GIVE IT A. NAME, by Mrs. Llewei- ulnas ESOlSertand has put in activity a sth ' and oth (N ,ember), No. 9 i 99, a Prize of .E 90,000, and No. 5.727.0 ‘.... A ..6 . It . 0,. ' blooded calculation of selfishness, would brand the ~°, ° • i to reinforce the cordon of neutrality esti. p r , z .. o r xjoo, were both Sold'aud Shared at Solift aid Co.'s "'ii.',ls/lii:Li...; by ...... *.......___ ila gan• •l o°.°” °, new Edition , S " 11 ' Netherlands with eternal ignominy in the eyes of all ' "". ali°l4 eOces- lee. 1 bluhed on the frontier. No. ti, Poultry ; I No. 31, Aldwite High- V. The WIDOW, by thesis' Author, new Edition, 2 , the nations of Europe. Let none of you forget, . 19, Charing-cross t street. vols. 81. that if the issue of the present conflict could be .! ---, • 28. The PANORAMA of EUROPE; or, a New Game of O FFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FROM THE ARMIES OF 11..IORNSBY and 00. respectfully acquaint the , Geography, by the Author of " the Clergymen's Widow," &c. and all .of y ou would, nevertheles doubtful, one 3.1 Fatale, that Tkkets •ind Shares for the new State Lot- 4s. hare to await the effects of the terrible vengeance di THE Harms, Nov. '29.---The day before yester- ter...re cow in Bale.-MORN SHY sod CO. had the peculiar 29. RUINS of SELINUNTI; or, the Vol de Mazzoni, Si' that man who envies Holland the possession eien a day 9 the 2.3 d instant, a body of 300 Cossacks pee. gull - "lelionnf divklislkomottlL their Friends, in the lad Lottery, titian, Calabrian, aad Naipolitnn Sceneries, 3 volt 15, N• .24, n Prize of 911,0601.1 likewise No. 3,934, a Prise of •** CIICULATIS OLI BRARIES for tin. WINTER.- the last remains of her former prosperity ! Let none seated themselves before the city ef Amsterdam, D.Ol-1. lis Twenty Shares , rind the Miasey paid immediately. A. K. NEWMAN .end CO. be leave to itifo.rin aos Lady or : - .0( ua forget, that should we yield, our sons will . which they entered yesterday morning, the i4th.-- T.•• Pithily ma% rely.onbilyine a choke sari tion of Prizes nt Gentleman who is going to commence a Library, that they, _ _ c . onlinue to be remorselessly torn from our bosoms by The French garrison, which had shut itself up in the their old-establisbed State Lottery Oake, 26, Cornbill, where bare three complete ones to di-ph i s of, on exceeding low terms, 101 kind of Goverwanit Securities are bought and Buhl hy Com- • for Ready. Money : one of 127 Volume *, twelves. tieo. half- train conscriptions; and that the Mood of the gee old Town-house, surrendered ; subsequently to ID. ion. 'bound in calf, at Is. 64 per stil.4 another of 1000 Vigour , . neroua youth of the Netherlands Must flew, to gra- ; which, Mr.ltom, accompanied the Captain of the Orders, by Post and Carden, duly attended te, new, lilf- blond in calf. at ts. per vest.: an.i a third, a copilot tit y the ambition pf a Tyrant, .if you hesitate to' ' Cossa.cicur. With • his detachment, half way between _ • • ceiectieo of 637 Volumes, row, half-humid ince% for Bt. 6d. LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING C 14011! I 'Vet euk • I sisal up for the freedom and independence of !Geri Haarlem - 'and Amsterdam, and took possesiiioa of the .„ . Failblished, 1808. Particulars on application. : ileirred country . . _ S ..._.i Wt. aititated.there, by capitulation. - t' The:only Manufacture in Great Britain, In Whitt Ibialsidll • . 11111.111 A BALLOTS. ~. Open F. TWIFTIWWWWVWVAIMA ASDAM. - - ASIS•ftttONM, Neir,Ar - AcarelitVlita - the Cossacks G. K. VAN 110GENDORP. - • Hikes of Euglish Flax and Cotton are united in One . ; entered this city, when the enthusiasm for the good Threat. MESSRS. It. JONES and Co. upon entering the - F.lortrentli leer of their establishment, take this ippor- cause, which had animated fora long time the gioti• T HE peculiar texture of this fabric frees it from _____,. f We take the earliest opportunity of inserting the , c i t i zens .. of this town, developed itself. Ten thousand wetly e returning their gratefol thanks to their unprecedented the effects Ineidsat to the changes of dim rte or ahem. nrrni..... of Saharelha.r.4 foe the Very liberal altJahn their fi rm following Proclamation, addressed tw the Russian. t