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. i , I • r ; 4, CaßNfill.L, and 9, CH kltiNC-CROSS. 7 11l el:Nd hots the attention of the Public to t SCHEME of the NEW LOTTLKY, alto - !F Of this Paper. which wi'l be folint to cocc.iin an un ntoal on • be , or Pr4.a, with tha noreitr of 20,0001. be tit allott d t, t e Fsr:t4trawn. Ticket on e,ch 4,f the R.: bur ties, alt ad.iition to orbit's, hitt ihrkets drawn but of toe Whorl ar., • tiklol tact, over and aorne any UEDA lomat Maw ua JrAoll,realfel there j awl axle illerefOte t• e wei;;ltt of Capital Pries i. e •lf*. to be drawn in He Rest flue .ets a.id Shares ais selling, in gnat variety, at the above I )fire., mil .el 4. NO , . 2,117, ant 6,411, the two last floating .4 30.4.001. each, both shared a 4,4 sold ; and w!' Toe. to-.one Capital Prises were shared and sold in the 1.. t affli reseal .ear. 0.. 'L obe LOTTERY begirt* the 14th of APRIL. THE Pate Itin!s of thi FLEECY HOSIERY, HOLLAND, WAISTELL, and NORTON, No 99. Hhih Hol',' ra, hive obtained Hn Majesty's Patent. fur Lug land.Saottand, awl4and, fof the Nik..nig articles, viz. THRLINDOWN HUSE and GLOVES. I —Tbi, Hosiery is th.,,iv of the fine down of Scare, Eite Docks. and other • u ' , 1., mixed with fine woo! '• it exceed in warmth .and de -14 every other, except hunt rosary Hosiery, and as it d not shrink in washolig, it is e.mequettalv very durahle. ituSlEay made MILLVD OVORIITED.Ao reat defect in all Wrested Hosiery to its shrinking in washinx, but aid, is sulficientl• obviated by tannin' the sporsted previous!) , In irs twitig tif.e , ire Tilt. operation 111 the worsted ren ders the lime triads of it extremely and datable. Theroratent Alin:lmam to be Lid of 'lie Patentees, and by th,ir appointment of the most respectable Homer. in both town and country ; ali.o plain Hmietv, in a "oat variety of new amides of thrir invent:too, among which is Under-clothing a dmetiptions, for both Ladies and Gentlemen ; and .Iso tb.ir Patent /wets. H.cie.y, se greatly reenrem•nded by the ir , culty, as Wing Wily couJoeive to the heal' h And comfort of mankind 7 GOVERNMLNT sTk rE LorrEitY, Tb begat D•avellii 14th April . . . , 1 , SUM ..E. 4 - .:.• him si .... 1.11,060 .. vs I. so,nno 4 • 10,C00 4 - 20,000 Se •••••• I,OOO 10 '.O •••• 4.3 .• ~ . "Pe 8,0,)0 Viol drawn Tickets is sash •• • 30,000 I. 115,t030 Tickw. •....,.... Leo; eo CAPITALS DE I'ERMINAKLE. Eir6t-drawn Tit k•t, Ifit 1,10....1. 20,006 I).tto 5:61 Day I°,loo D.tto 36 Day 21 .. ,ono 1: it •. Dino-. Doh P.iv 10.000 DM.... I tit D.y 10,001 l TICKETS AND Sll ARES Are on Sale at every License.] Lottery Office. PKESEN P I'RIOE Ticket L.19166. 144 ...... .. L. 12 3 01 Eight. . . ...L.? 12 G Quarter 53 0 1 Sixt-eitb 1 6 6 FAMOUS iiiiillbefll my bo secured at the Bank, ky making lady Application at ea ditirriP.t Lteenant Olfrees. FEMALE ATTRAC now • SUPERFLUOUS HAlk.3 have ever been con sidered as on,- of die greet at blemi<iier in a Feon.{.. F.Ace ; ,ftLIrKY.IY. ROYAL COM nos, riteruied At the C 4114 et Fissile, and hest preparol f.r tu, beautiful A ate ~ , M, is eirnesth MC ./ to toe I.tdtes fnr eifeetual , •redie.a ng ell Sap reuses Hal, from the Face and Arlie. %Sawn c..u.istg the 11,-.1,1. tinplews .1 s,.ucarinit • tate Ant, by the ap;, , ,eatio o , bee...aes 111....1 c lear nand de.le.,te,"eutestq.sent:y the en•:-Air .s.on i. t isoprused. It is sntd in i•stkel. at S.. `4. ai.d a'. rewil, by Devi.on, N. bit, riret•stree. Hvadne and Sab a Toeuberit.eue •• ; GWI. Nu. S 2 N.-se Bo -treat ; Cryer, 64, Lud i giloutneet ; Shaw aid Edward., St. teui's v r 4; Sens, G Soho ; Withers, te:3, stfand i • Vicit , ry, 1 avt.anetc uric, i iSlwassin. New Bend tit go; Rut 1.44.. St lavtle's.street Liverpool ; Siert,. tyl,ebu l h ; tlui.. Dams , r• et, riuWat ; sod in every captilTnwia U.tittd ILned..ll. 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Mils a Volume of Piste., The folow , eg eurnnienileitinis et the 6.st /Anion of this Wet: a,r nespellivele aulintittro to %NI " M; N.. weWi . • mush ihhirma• li ns, iewhe the &Nee nt hea•ls of Mechanic., Ili tiraulio, Ups co, sal rly R•andren pages • e .ivattted the sut..rd 01 I\ i. 1••• Wiinhniills, in whi want M•. ll•tiesier'i roll•tt and oboirreaninis cannot to :we itrACtatte4lie " Thar , att. the,* articles .n ibis Amino/ix, Whir% It would Ilie,oit.ist lint:o I.; s thee .neat of the litem linaister. the method of ipiiedlnit 3.1(t ro:.ihii.g Lenses, of ea,ting, grinding, tool pehsi.iuE , the ▪ oi s gei• :AA( Telescopes. TILe destriptiall of Watt's %lens enough is re.y rieteriei t e t ei the ma • path f••vr ... . th;e Ste m . P•iree p with Ma latcst i will be found highly Lois's., ant emoveys b.-i -s...idea of &Ii Engine SI a while, than any think we liege yet Alo g4tlier. rig Work nay be safely recommended as, riesenitn.: and useful achlito.n• to a boob of P. "..-Lit..rary Journal, March Imp:. •• It b••hea twatiloss tea to to lea .111), 1.101. .11 of 1110.• Lietilfl l l, we shall coeirole Our OM rr4tWeis merely to the new parts of his publication, the Mutes and the 1 he Tcs4l an the Fortnatinh of the Teeth of Wheels, att,t peeve very very u.elial to the p.a:.tieal Slcertanic. The to cha:l;eall, aa we.4l et the econte:r.cat, dveraiatana at the the .ha , e ti , Of the Teeth or . Whep. ate &g• ut! chew mr'frac', 2,4 the rta!rt .are reemplifie4 by prvver figaral. In th t Ilif.witati el on t:.,c,4.,re Wheels, ttats Apthor.a..inciaAL!'sy I:te .r.ha von Awl P.r.:1.4*. of the Wheels. tar tie Line of Tve . 1.08., ....1 .1 the hietho4 dal socv the !...ad ; bat 8 1 .44 .r.% •••,c, arc accompanied wha naulls vat.weara.e,, ,4,::e re. Id. and very ewer Mr. Brewi:cr .try t n:::oty Mr. NVAt's latent and m ,, it a ipro, el St..a.n E , •;,i; . .-•. 13 “:1 ;. 4 pct . ., scat% p.p.... tem . Deo t t.e hearts. 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The ;wended jmaion between rvlar:hal Berna dotte and Marshal Ney, the former of whom match ed in the uight between the '24th and 25:h from Elbing, has been interrupted en the tetreat of the latter :rear Mohringen, in consequence of the cepe ditious and unezraed arrival of the combined kulsian and Prussian corps. In the enemy's retreat, near Mohringen, Liebstadt, and Saaltel it, 4000 of them were talon prisoners, ten pieces of cannon, and two stands of colours, as well as the whole baggage of Marshal Bernadotte. Tile brave Lieu tenant-Gen. Von Anrepp, however, cf tile Russian corps, has been killed by a musket-ball. " Marshal Bernadotte has been driven hack, by the persevering advance of our forc..F, into the forevs of Strasburg, 20 leagues from Kitting ; and Mararal Ney to Przasnicz, in New East Prussia. The former is completely surrounded; but the latter has joined l'rince Murat, and the Combined Army will shortly give them battle. The Russian Army is commanded by the General in Chief Von Ben nigsen, and consists of ten divisions, or of upwards of 200,000 men, which will be joined, in a fortnight, by I iettmlnn Macon. with 20 pieces of riding ar tillery, and 30,000 Cossacks. " Position of the Ten Divisions of the Arnsy : " I. General Von Essen, with forty thousand men, stands near Brochi and Wissocki, in Macomiecli, New East Prussia. 2. Major-General Sedmoratzky, with twenty thousand men, near Johannsberg, Cloys, and Nickolaiken, betwen the Lakes. " The remaining seven divisions, which are front ed by two van-guards and a corps of cavalry, have their left wing extended towards Niederiberg and Passenheim, with their right towards Eglaii. " General L'Estocq is pasted horn Saaifeldt to Reisonberg and Marienwerder. " According to some reports, for the veracity of which we cannot,however, altogether vouch, a large corps of Cossacks and Ca'amicks is shortly to come from Pinata, through the distria of Dactaic, to at against the ir.surgents " THE lIAMIWRGII PAPERS. mum. sap. 9. We have removed intelligence that the troops of liese D.arraitadt, with two squadrons of the Worth regiment of hussars, coiried Gr.iudents on the Yid ult. from whence the) drove out the Prussians, who were ci mpelled to leave them in 'possession of the furtteas. WARSAW, SEC. I. The Emperor continues his short excursions. Yesterday he passed the night at %Villenberg, and this morning be left it again. We have not fallen in with any of the enemy's advanced posts. An Order of the Day prohibits the admission of any Prussian OtS:ers into Berlin, who, being pet. sowers of war, leave their 'talons contrary to thjr parole of honour. The Tartar Iktehim, a laniaary. and the Creek Stephani Alesandrake. have passed through this city, on their way to Hoßead. from whence they w, continue their journey to England. Alt that we have advanced relative to the nip. tnt:' between Ruis;a and the Porte, is confirmed by official letters received by the Turkish Minister in this city. The Greek Courier, and the Tartar, have brought dispatches respeAing this event to M. D'Argiropolo. and state, that besides the troops o.i the shores of the Danube, which are very mini:nous, the Grand Vizier himself will soon join them with a respataisk force. vows. rsa. 5. An Order of the Day, published her,, notices the hue trod *Woad ancriwiti, circted iesre sing the army; in which it is observed. that poop:: tv:iu are in the habit of ezeruisilig a cool end dispassionate judgment upon whet they hear, are nut likely to tail tutu Luse Limy netse but the credtiLns, being deceived, LA: a tendency to interrupt the puttlie tranquillity. In consequence of this, orders bar e been given to all the Imperial gen gearaterie, th e Police Office, &c. to apprehend all persons who may utter any thing prejudicial to the iota*** of the Grand Army, and the security of perma, sea Property; such persons are to be • ()rough! to ih e I :2"el'i-qtaarters, and there confined till His 11y .% pleasure he known. Such off.mder, are al b a i n . formed, tilt it will not be considered an excuse Ise them to s'7, they heard such news from ',d iem. Its 7. A letter from Brigadier-General l(osinsk s..y e commands the advanced goad of General Dom browski's division, un its mit,:h to lltatz.c, deed Head-quartets. Coni•z, Jan. Yl. states as The Prussians fly hefore as. This dry ate L t-4. possession of Stargardt. My lift itt.s: at ettts off the commani,:ation between Colianrg stej Dintz'e, and we have not seen a single pernle longing cache enemy. It they should defend Do t. vie with as much courage as they have J?lin 4. 1 thzte provinces, it will he neeNs:try fig come forward in union witlubetr hrohins y in , : Immense forests eeparsre me lion, Giesrrof Dombrowski ; but to-morrow I shall certainly j.: him in the rear of Stargardt. All the inhabitau - s, pelicalarly the:Cirrinatat, awaited our arrival with weal anxiety. Thiy,sxpec.. ed to Meet slab ,svengera in vs; and th e y hi., found brothers. The town of Coans, notwithstarl. ing the comp:eats that b we been read.: agaison, has given me striking pools of its ',Arlen:at I demanded &fulling and falter fleeces tries for mat ney—the town has promised to dAiver them ;rail:, and it is already actively ecgeged in realia t n g promi.e. Think, then, witat we hove to etintt from Dantsic. FRANKFORT, rtl 7. Last night eight •cnnrictc. from a, 0„4, French Army, pabse4 through here.. Ascc&Alll, ire. S. . . . Nothing of any importaace PIM taken piece before Stralsund. On the part of the Swe les not a shot has been tired t but the ice in the di:daps broken as fast as it coogeals, to phaveut any surprise on the part of the enemy. corenn ACLU, Nii 7. Their Prussian Majesties have reward to ningsberg. A LTC) PI A. tea. 11. rioter of a erl.-te By most respeetahle private advi.:es from Stack. holm, via Copeahagen, un:far date the 9:h is it appears, that Bonaparte has been in.lefatigable in lair attempts to make His Sasedish Majesty re nounce his .11ianees. Mortiar was his yrinsipal agent in these dark and insidious neeticiatioiA, in which Napoleon promised to reward Swedish perfidy with Norway, which frelengt to I..) , •nninirk, with which pewee the French fe 4 .gn to be on uses a friendly footing. These base terms were ratieiray heard and transmitttal to the mut of Maliooe, being only verisal, the Swedish Cabinet tent Driers f 2 have themin writingowhic.h request togs also cott;slied with. Hereupon the Swedish Man4c.ll sent tro;-ies of the peridi •us ofFei/a u.it onus to tte-Cotaits in al. liance with him, but even to his neighbour fee Danish Court, who will now plainly perceive what it is to be the friend of such a beinst es Hanstrte. Sitsfice it to say. that tha terms wero secs:dulls re. jekled by the Swedish Monarch, who sent tee as answer the following laconic sentence :••••••• Jeatais tie deusettirat ei ern brigdoll tarmac 7:•rt• shall never in my life become the ally of saJ a robber as 'your This anecdote h 'authentic, ad communicated from a moo uneseeptiJnabie s mice. Not only with Sweden, but with the Emeriti!. of Germany, Napoleon uses the same diablical in trigues of state, but with es little success. By tespetaable private advice' from Vienna, of ;he Ist instant, the Hungarian army ss arrived, in great part, over the Carpathian mountains, on the Cana, a of GalEcia ; and all the temptations, and alluring baits, held by the great despoiler rf moral ay eat mankind, are rejected by the Aus ruin Court. As the latter has paid up all the lineal's of the contri butions due to the French, the fortress of Brau• nau will, it is said, be delivered up again.— Private letters are said to have reached Vienna, from Cracow t that the Austrian General, Baron Viecerts is gone from Warsaw to St. Peer•burg. The ex change of Couriers between Warsaw. Petersburgi, and Memel, was mote brisk than ever. Orders horn Napoleon have been sent to the interior of Franc-. as well as to the Confederate German Coons, to send troops to Italy, where great apprehensions are etstettained of a visit from the Russians. (Another Private Linn. gime dare ) u It appetite, that after the battle tought betaeta the Ruitiant and French. on tile 2.ith uit. at Mob ringen, in which the French were fir from beteg vidotioui, the Russians retreated to get mote rein furcVMentas and restusteds.to..tLi eIJ on the 46th ult. when they attacked the French left wirg tin , ter the Prince of PnnteCorvo. at Mohringcn, au' com pletely routed and repulsed it. On this occatioa, the cnntributina. in money, which Bernadotte hat raised at Easing, fell into the hands nt the view • Unfortrowarly toe Russian Lieut. Gen. Anress lt.st his life in the first battle, in hlohringrn. It wet iii plan of the French, who were aStilutely withnuL provitions, to proceed strait -,t w iSonin.brrg, an every other part ut Prusisa. For tf•ts put po,e• nation., at the head of 3000 men, had entered FA bin*, already on the Llist. the rest of t ' 4 French wing, endeavoured to turn the right o t combined Russians and Prussiaos. in which, however, they etanpletely tails.f. Bern odour suf fered not oniy a great defert at filobriager• bit the Rittsiaat pursued him farther. M.;- sisal Ney came to his assistance, bat met waft the sane brave receptions and Mauro French co'Ph who net...! to have touted the Ittitsfuss, found therr whole left oia. turned by tile comliissed aim of the Prussians, who are sta•cd t 3 have followed up their advantages ; in so murk, that the witele Lit witig of the 1-'4 enet was CA oil roc' every comae nication with the Grand Army. on tie 27th ult. The latter tailed the blockade of OrauJ:nta wins great PrecfPliatith; while the Prussiaris, :turn nae router. transferred the vat of war, with their Allies, fr.dt Last to Web', ail South Pr Uci.Q. cirri the former c. • cupied Marieawerder, and the latter Cohn, at distance ef a few Engli ;it miles from lnc Russians fdlow-.4 the flying , itomoy• who fell back as far as the Vinula s where, however, all the • bsidgeg tbswinit therefoti Ma soca, %) 2C1110. 1 through 6th inst. w rival c UMW/ M, will, 3: the el The Minister 0 1 t he L folink!ati 'fhe sw, to teud:t t Othe the lel rLW the si Aerie* 'l'4 ite.sies ivertee Kin? SIT :ISM A g Vienti mill gi other i ir.4:l Sate A (vises is fa 6 At Owe °strait pants • 4 . SriAy i i Lessee mists Ido =.2.0—.. Tl] t rrj tioL krr r I t;:;s anl Oft Igo Mi We ~' , ..