The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-09 00:00:00

4 4% :414 31"ilF - j. CZ. . • 4. • • (11 tA • , ors 1t 14.4. • „ • E • :1 ~.~~ of ICS it. 1.11% by ii, op h• No 1217. 1 1 , en TIIE Plt OPRI hu I. t oics butt 66:a Ut re I . : I, ECT 11 led for VIES it, S 1„. b ,.perthillw and me ink r . ep port al the l 41: V a t vie very kind and o ink nn my camas. 1 strolg stics aioste a A 1.1. ins 1 . 6 Iha the honour Ladies and 10. our se 0, Devons'iire-place, WO Jan. Dili% Cannel Ta• lor's Con yart.ern, ote•re be r ,el,t,,as ;Aeons tl Ps • coil:OB(1AL A SIiORES 4 IS LAND T. BE sohn _Ph • By mr. Ri VIVE SIIARE: t , j: rime Short is * o t ne slhere'iant Huhn r 59 rears of • Isanicobrb of Mr. Nt 11: 8 16 Na. la, Broad-firer R . N.'s nest iNshlie Rein-.tans the 17th hot 'f I A MEMBEIL flEt/NS. and Co el Pro Um near 100 11. IS Widest fur the Profis.si he: in Practical Ph Ira! Covered or under ♦ treed is , on of the nsluired. ref: nice apply CLE /11 PERSON Address is v ikerp ,6 art of nook wiz he pFrfectly art" Dr,"•%...eping, by dogs • 'Ater* a.l4lres-ed to A A. J•.ho's C./tee-hoax, WO. I :0. MON ENT I, ENI A 11. biomes-lender% sal is general satisfied 6 111 id.aner on Amway,. 4 Sher Security. in Mr. "Valbh, ▪ war 'fiteMield-stres 1, al ;Irina minute's .salk. Letters(post p.n.!) ins rarer, single or mar. icsl Persons who have Iwo W 4 ,,reat advantage. 7 ▪ NEW STATE I II use Day, ilea Ft • I 4 11 thi • 41 96 1 4.Sad IX/ Prim. Itsis Lottery is spas molly of .a, el Somber. I we Four Tickets of elle orilled to ;whatever Pi ifelasce, if No. 1 si below 1 ickets of that £4l,oin Makin;, in the Shares %IN be Tickets an.l Sliarwart P ! • AN ACCOUNT priNE, the prepared lit Dr. 144)L4. ; and ;old, wholes: Boa Cbarch-yard ; at .price h alf a i Lon I'm • four in low • Family I winch inr Shillings an I " To administer to a m a rooted sorrow, '• Raze oat the mitten sweet oh:nimbi ni! Cleaine the foal hosui upon the heart.' • It u netorious, 'bat vs we brought ou lay dis,dp . 61 those rule s a filch pct beil/h, and laving a In • iith a firm :aid sinner c , are non:iner 104 thaii p 1. amble yaLJe of it, and t' diem alas ! in vaist, Ca. , . The CORDIAL HA b° l Fiedzed to be pee . !Ks, loss of appetite . ie ~. *k or shaking of to. • tonn es _ of breath. risi • blon d, eases the most •i i s, ! 111 I , l 3luotes gentle per ir, 1 tan \ledieine is m k ste and smell, gently I • and giviez that propel ires. Nothing ran bc station after a • This Cordial is . highly . • 1p a :10'611410 and Maw ••• h Repleral resturat from7tio conipla _ have the care and _hell f at the sedent ar y p ; without the Cordial B a t •• 0. sllLean, theissaginatioc • • •It is tl w most alwolett r•; . with keidrJ the follow' with 1 7 , 27 4 . the heart, sud "r°'aY ; at other tiro re . .10 them; dying •„!_1 ,a I ,),r i esembliog touse .iable. •oinetila Teri quick ; ya ses , e %smog, ..._ i v+ sudocalion, as 17 . e his of crying all "°_.. I ,aud seldom retro with h orrid dreams. I Mqi • ico I• t n Wry i p.irtant °Werra L iiii_i_ocl4,4iilead. that • , h r u nl i 11111 S, it cool' ! l e - . • it boa acquired Lo nal ... a.e .al e .. .. u t t a persuasive 1 2.7 ca : . his conyicii nr rait ! e l indut e penes • certainly is tomb • most annum 0 .. • chynaic s. and restore th l i. ol-knowso char: . 0 Ix maintained ; ••• intiunal laps lu ir, c a w ild prevents pi I II :TORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. %TAXMEN, ON of a DIRECTOR being. ~ A JAY NEXT, the lith inst. p-rmit not romestly us entreat the ison“ur of ,o:liy Ilmove on that day; for though, and encoaraging reception I have met 'lave the moat fly tering prospect of icit •tion4 for your Sqtrrages render the F r . e ..ds partici)l ir,v neeestary. to he, iniftt rebpeettully, and Crwlemen, ‘ery fai•itrul and ohedirnt Servant. JOilN I3LAI)EN TAYLOR. namittee meet daily al the City of Loo p arikularir relbear lbe atteod4oce of !bey can mike it emeriti.... • ND K %ST COUNTRY DOCK, I ARROUR. AND PORTSLA WA'flilt WORKS. • BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, tICIIARD NERDIIAM, Ei ie the COMmercial Dock, I she ENO Couittry•Onek, nod Twenty iarboar; alio a Mali Ground Rent of JCI9 of the Lea*. ode tt Wed. Jeedhro, Aoetitower, Ac. at the Mart, tree, /Loyal Eiteonge. • Sale, at tbeAttellos Mart, will be on '0 PARENTS, uf COLLEG F. of SUR. 'omprinv of Apother.sries. in establish a. is willing to take a %minx Gentle Iry wiait, forts o or three year', In ink i..ir sone', kc. previous to Isis sticking ;d der nu Surgeon.-11e will he and au allowance for his ly to Mr. Byliel.l, 41. Charing-cross. ERR WAN'IED. rexpectable appearance and wanted in au Office in the City, do in a particular neat manner; he 1112'111u-I with the practical part .1 ink eau), and 1i expected tu tad be- A A. B. pn , t tai•!. and left at the bar of sosse, %ill be basuediately INKY 3IA rTERs. '.N *Love the common class of , who ha, fur many yearA carried of h.t.- large Suno ..f hinuev era ly •. or uu Bill-, or Nutc3 of Hand, or an) , No. 40, Upper Nl:try-le-bone-street, and a card will be 1 4 iveu to Ilia kol.:se, Immediately answered.— Ladies of chi nuy he arcommo3atcd. lons St 1111) ta lay oat, may employ them LO TTERY, to be drawn in 'ebrs :try 1410. SCIII4IE. X 41,000 5.000 1,0 0 SOO 100 • 2OOO 50 Y 5 13 .900 72,900 the same Plan ns the lint t it coibivts rs (front I to 3.1K10 inclusive); but there earl) Sitinber, which will I,e severally oliz • is drawn against such Nuinber ; should be drawn a Prize of 4.1,111101. hinnsber will each be entitled to the whole, Xttel.ooo. entitled to their Pr.►pnrllons. art• on Sale 31 all the °dices. 'T of that most excellent ME. ',Vat)! Al. BALM of GILEA 1), ....ONION, (Mead House, near Liver .holeaak and retail, by I)icey and Sutton, and Mathews and Leigh, 18, Strand, t guinea a bottle ; or the qirintity of Bottle for Thirty-three Shillings, on are saved, duty included.' mind di,eaii'd, ;dark from the memory tmuhles of the 'brain, and with some rc notithue, bosom of dust perilous qutr viiiirtt weighs yaiiims diiinrilers of the human frame i pat ion in youth, and the gross iolatioo )1 u ience dacta.cs for the poi-lorry:Won of fotioootatirn) for a long aotl hippy life, • colostotution. The blrbsings of health exp:rience teaches the inesto • le toohappy .. patient :oaks around, too) I ;Ile mej i tM cif 'its mem"' • ry ! Al.ll OF' tatal) is sisiverrilly ac tliarly efficacious in all inward wast inoligettion, depre-sion of spirits, trent the liaolis or luls- obstiaate coughs mid coneutnptive hat'hits. It thins the I violent pail:, in the head and stomach, perspiration. By trm nobility and gen much admired, being plea-ant to ifte y astiingiag the fibres of the sioinaci, rper tcl»ity which a gond di„ stion rc 'be better adapted to ['tip and noarisa t nocturnal debauch ants seine, &C.— , esteemed iu the Kit and West lazties. , igorating the nervous system, and act itive nu debilnated )laints contracted io loot otionates. Thf,se od education of reuites, the studious a s part of the community should never he Balm ,f Gilead, %olich ' rein )ves disears tc. the mind, improves the nsentorl,und 1013. itt remedy for such diseases as are a ria; vs inptoms--nairiely, a peat strait ,th dilliculty of breathing; violent palpi suddcn flashes of heat in various parts of times a .ense of cold as if water was /* pains in the rums and limbs, back and muse occasioned by the gravel k the pulse lases uncommonly slow, at other times tsse hiccough, frequent sighing, and is .4 from a ball or lump in the throat ; al and convulsive laughing; the sleep un fretihing, and the patient often triaihted Mara mu been said by interested indi ines that are advertised ; but there is a 'vat' tam be made respcciing the Cordial t unless its operation was gentle, safe, 'aid not have obtained the unexampled fired; for, as it ha' rarely the great ad we advocate at the ear of the patient, so ..tion of its virtues, by its salutary ef persevenuice, and yet reasonable persieve most requisite to enable even the happiest varkals and gilenirals to toot out chronic the valetudinarian to health. _ _ traeleristie of promoting fauce wily los . for, by kerping the cAtstitutitm. as it repair, it preserves the body iu be.iltb and premature decay. It requires as par- Our &newton ID dig. This 'Day iv published; In One large Volume, Royal Qii.irto, Price £5 inbdv. illustrated by One Hundred and Five Plates, contakiii; considerably more than a Thousand Mythological Figures • and Subjects, sit taken from Original Images, Pictures, Excavations, Colossal and other Statues, Obelisks, Coins, &c. never before engraved, Decticated.to the lion. Jonathan Outman, Governor of Bombay, . —• • : rr HE HINDU- PANTHEON: fly EDWD. MOOR, F.R.S. Member of the Asiatic Society of Calcutta, mid of the Literary Society of Bombay. , • : Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. Wh re may be had. by the sane Author, A NARRArIv iof the OPER 4110 Sof Capt. LIT TLE's Detachment, and of toe I:thratta Army, during the late Conf. deraey in India against the Nawab ipl Sultan Bahadur, with Pl.des, £1 Its. dd. Just published, in large Syn. Price is The Third Edition, with very considerable Additions, of nit ACTICAL Fl'iti AIN and 0 BSEit VA TIONS, on the Nature, various Cruises, and the alma rational Mole of treating and eriattienUng that Nrcies of Utiamniption incjileat to Yout:s anti the ditcrent States of Life, einattunt4 called TA rILs ./ORSALIS, including Ihr Ant!)itesi- Itetliml of Cure of that Trait. of concomitant Dis order's, which damage the Human Organs, so as to destroy the finest Functions of the Anima: (Econ ))))) v. RT; .101 z-N N LP, Of the Royal Ac,adem, of Paris, of the University of Ley den, tind Practitioner in Loves.; former.y .Surgeon-Major to the ct.. e ;im• lit of Infaitirs, to the Pith or Qiirens .flegiiiirtit of Li; at .rugoonc, •and to the Royal Military Hospital at Cbatita Printed fur.). Walker, a,: t 3Ser.vond, Neely and Jones, Paternoster-row; axd to h • 'lad at No. 61, Frith-itrm, Soho-min.:re. . `.* The A t i-Jac.sh:n R,v tew for September, 1807, has been pleased to take sum: no:ic • of the nature and utility of the anove work: JU4 Prix 3. h rIPIIE FRIEND OF - WON' o:N: s Trastslat- J 1 tio.i front the French of Rottriii .r Vigentert. 11- ALEXANI):'.I3, f - t - This W oriels lieOgnett to exalt ete Feuraie Character, and •aize that a.vely Part of the Creation to t:ie Rank the% are horn to, nn.l to whir - . their many Virtues so imaly en title them; to bring hark Men to a Sense of tho,e domestic Comforts, which Itwir 'Vanderings Coot the Paths of Virtue have made taeni Stranger,. to; to make the Marriage State happier, and secure the lovel% Pledge; of their Union from the 'Vices of the World, till their ripened Sente i:ettres them from its Blandish.sumts. It treats on the Rank of Women in Societ:, —Studies suit ahle W .•111C13— pin y tw• ot if %V qtßen Plcasures ttpd,l 4 t.t. rry of Women—Ti,. Character /did" Teniper orWonien Love and Gallantry—Marriage—Education of Childreo— D3m-"tie Government—Virtues of Wtmwo. Printed for Sherwo Neely, and JoneA, Patermrster row, This Day was published, a new Edition, n ice with toe full allowance to Schools,l A SYSTEM “f. PRACTICAL. AKITEIM E. rm. TIC. applicable to the present vtate of Trade and MO try Transactions, fila..trated by numerous Examples under , each Rule, chiefly ~ d..pted to the use Of Schools. By tie Rev. J. JOYCE. This new Arithmetic is intended to .obviaie the complaint that every YO .th, en his leaving _School and emeriti.; into the Countieg House, has more to unlearn than he has learnt relative to actual Calculations of badness. -Every. 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This Day was published, The Fourth Edition, prieeonly Half-a-crown, with an tdlaw ahce of the 25th Book, the GIUMMAIt of this • ENGIASII LAN GUAGE, adapted to the use of Schools, including nu merous Exercises ou every Rule, with Queries in the manlier of Goldsmith's Grammar of Geography : and treating com pletely and practically on Orthoepy, Orthography, the Acci acme, Syntax, Prosody, Compositiori, and Rhetoric. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. AL Author of the Class Book, First Catechism, Grammar of Philcvmphy, Reading Exercises, &c. It has long neen felt by Conductors of Seminaries of Ede. cation, that the existiog English Grammars are either too brief or tao prolix—s ► concise as to be useless in the details of School Busiuess, so copious as to exceed the retentive powers of rung P...rsols, or sir complicated as to exceed their comprehension. This new Grammar is simply didactic, including (aeries and Examples for Exercise, and con taining every thing essential. yet nothing superfluous. Piloted for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge street, and to he had of all Booksellers. • Of whom may he had, by the same Author, I. The CLASS BOOK, bs. 2. The READING EXERCISES, 21. 6d. 3. The 1114. S CATECH ISM, 9d. 4. The GRAMMAR of PII I LOSOPHY. 3s. 6d. 5. The SCHOOL DICTIONARY, t.'s. bd. 6. Toe GRANIMAR of CHEMIS CR y, 4'. COMPANION TO * BE W ICIC QUADRUPEDS, BIRDS, AND FISHES. This Day was published. In a very large and elegant Volume. Royal Octavo, Price 21. 12s. tid. in boards, or on Demy Paper. Prlce 11. 11s. 6d. in boards, illustrated with nearly Five Hundred Engraving% on Wood, by Mr. Be w ick, of Newcastle, from Drawings by Ilenderstm, AFAMILY HERBAL : Consisting of full and accurateascounts of all the Exotic and Indigenous PLANTS useful in DIE T, mEDRAN E. and the ARTS ; containing likewise an Easy Introduction to Botany; the Letter-press • By R. .1. THORNTON. N. D. Member of Trinity College, Cambridge; Lecturer on Me dical Botany at Guy's Hospital Author of the Illustra lion of the Sexual System of Linmeus ; of the Temple of ' Flora, Ate. &r. The lingrayings made on Wood, from accurate Figures of the PlAnts drawn by Henderson, say . t r ifc Re x of Printed for ILICHA D PHILLIPS, London, and to be bad of all Birokwllert. Of whom may be had; by the same Author, a GRAM MAR of !lOTA N y ik for the se of Schoohi Mudeuts, wills numerous Platesp•Price Fi U ve Shilliop, 0 EY'rON, taw Partner with Sir JAMES 8J111.1416. 'coma, rem ved to No. 2, Conihill, near the \ tansion home' solicits the Attention of his Friends to the Sche me o f t NEW 1.0 FIER Y, which contains FORTY CAPI TAL PRIZES, with only 5000 Numbers, and the whole to be drawn in One Day, February 11, 1810. • • It is with much conddence EYTON claims the favour of the Public, having., in the lust Two Lotteries, divided amongst his Friends 3 Prizes of X? 0,0.10 I Prize of £2,000 1 2 Al3O, the Grind Prize." No. 9,615, entitled to £24,765 ; and numerous Twenty Thousands, Ten Thousands, &c. &c. in the few preceding Lotteries, to really an it credible Amount. 0-_-7 Please u observe, Eyto is removed to No. 2, Corn hill. near the hlatnion-house. VAIIROL am! Co. Stock-Brokero,' No. 26, V Os t*ard-Atreet, near Rat hboile-place, (established for up wards of thirty years) respectfully inform the Ptibqe, that Tic kets and Shares are selling at their itfice, fur the pre sent interesting New State LAtery, which begins Drawinethe Ad, of next Month. The Scheme Is - universally appraved of, being on the same excellent Plait as the last, with ugly 5,000 N umbers, mitt .e2.J0,000 in Prizes, to be Drawn in- OM Day, and.contaias FORTY CAPITAL PRIZES, Including 'FOUR. PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND - POUNDS. Io the lase Lotteries. the t'ollowing Capital Prizes were Said in Shares 11y CARROLL and Co: aad the Money paid en demand. 'No. 6,545, a Prize of £10,090, In Three Eighths, and Ten Sixteenths. 12,J03 £IU,OOO I 657... ' 2.171 10,090 2,86 3,996 5,00i 31,010 l,OOO 354 91 1 111 110.,4slistAeRVIPsor'S,91.1 , 4 Prites of 13.112 20.10 I &r. Persons in the Country will be supplied with Tickets or Shares on the same Terms ns if present, by sending Post- Oiliee Orders, Cash, Bank Notes, or Prizes of former Lot teries. A liberal Allowance will he made to Clubs, Societies, Mail and Stage Coachmen, and Carriest • ft,* All kiwis of Government' Securities bought and sold by Comini-sine. MATRIDION Y. IT is much to be regretted, :but inclispubeily IL certain, that many persons 'of both sexes are deterred from entering intorthe ruanied state, by intirmitierr which delicacy forbids them to disclose; and there are, not a few,. who, helm; already married. are rendered miserable, for want of those tender pledges of mutual love, withuiut happiness in this Male is, at least, very precarliMs. 'lt has been ascertained beyond doubt, that these circumstances Are occasioned by a general or partial relaxation or weakness is either sex; and it ls'equally certain, that the genuine - AROMATIC LOZENGES OF STEEL • - are the hest, if not the only remedy For this species of delit-I lily. When taken into the stomach, they immediately dif fuse themselvers; like a vripour, through et , erfoore, producing. elects, at once delightful, salutary, and perirutiwot. 'When the spark of life begins tot grow dim,-the circulation Limpid, and the fazulties paralysed. these Lozenges are f quid to give tone to the nerves, exhilarate she animal npirits, invigorate the body, and re-animate the whole man„ When averon. to exercise, los• i.r depravity of appetite, and pallid counte nance, indicate approaching consumption, the delicate fe male will he preserved, and restored tit benith and society, by the benign intluence of this medicine. When the delu sions 4444 or the force 4if bad example , have tempted unguarded youth into the danxcrous labyrinths of secret sensuality, debilitated his body, or impaired his un derstanding, these • Lozenges still protect him from linger, ' ing disease, the infirmities of remature old age, Mid a wretched dissolution. W hen by luxurious kanquees, copiou• libations, Paphiarr excesses, and midnight revels, the saes and daughters of dissipation have brought an theinselvei debility, relaxation, imbecility, mutt a long thin of nervous complaints, these Lozenges will re:anre heelthsted.vigusir to the debilitated frame, and cheerfulness and_ uniinapoam the mind. THE AROMATIC LOZENGES. OF ATEEI. artilre pared and sold by the Inventor, Dr. Seimiripat his ,bousits,NA. 47, Southampton-row, Illoosusbur,, where lie may* can-. suited every des personally,, or by letter, inclosing toe msual fee; also, by Appointment, sold at No. 4, Ludgateshill; Mr. Rickards, druggist, &c. 193, Strand ; G. een's, rrs, Oxford- street. near Dealestreet Allen, sty, .0 x ford-streer,'oppipite , the Pantheon; Chrisp, corner of Silt Mg Garden; Hymns, Mr Strand, next the Lyceum; Golding, 42. Corabilit' HAW Royal Eitch age; Stubb., SS, theapside Ambridge. 18, Piccadilly; Word, 324. Holborn ; mid no where else in Lon don. Price is. per 13.)31, Duty in hided. -'• At the above plans may also* had, lir. Senate's Treatise. no Feimtle elomplaintv, Price *. bd'.; a bunk which sheuld• be iced by every married woman. - ~. ~ ~-m_ • F140,1f. 711 E DU-PCH P-E PkRIS, Doc..29,—Yeiterday the COaservalive Senate held a. Sitting Extraordinary. It is re ported, that theie was comtinioated to them, on this occasion, a draught esr a Senetue - Consul ion,. for ,prdlonging the • preterit Session of the Legislative Body, and retaining, in attendance, 'all the Members who shall be present on On 31st iiistaet. • • Yesterday,, at onts 'o'clock; his Majesty the Etaperor held tiCaliinet Council ; at two his Ma jesty set, oil on a hunting party ; and at half-past four he repaired to the Council of State, and pre. sided at their. .deliberations. 'Tice Spanish garrison of Gerona 'triton! at Pere pigeon on the 14th.. From Niptes we lan, ender' deli off lost. that the garrison of the isle 'of Vautolienee, bring prevented by bad weather from embarking, had offered to surrender as prisoners •of war. They were, consequently, conveyed to Naples and the island, on which were round 15 pieces of cannon, and .a great quantity of military stores, was occupied in the name of the King of Naples. The poSition of this island is important, with * view to the security of the communication by sea between Naples and the rest of Italy. Thu 5 per cents. were this morning at 79f. 70c. and batik stock 12651. Dec. 28.—0 n the326th, .his. Majesty came to town at noon, and Joon after he presided at a ca. binet Council. The stone day there was a grand dinner at Court, to which a'l the Kings and Queens in this capital were invited. Hi: Highness the Prince Primate is expected herein the course of the present week. M. Pieriot, Receiver. General of the Department of Aube, is appointed Intendant. General of the Empress Josephine's Household. That Princess still resides at hlalmaison, with her daughter, the Queeli of Holland. A division of the Btbcorps, which is quartered at Orleaps, and the Ist division of the Imperial Life Guards, who were in cantonments in Char. tree and the vicinity, have broken up fur Bay. onne. The finable rim, of Granville, in company with three gun-boats, brought into the •bay of Cancale, ou the 20th inst. the English ship L. Gouverneur de Curieston, of 258 tons, carrying 16 guns, and laden with sugar, coffee, nun, etc. Tice prize entered Grenvitfirtheirannrilerr-- • • RA tO,ine, Dec. 20.—From three to four hen. dred officers and sub-officers arrived here this morning from Arragon, to complete the training of conscripts; of whom 15,000 will, in a.few ' days, begin their march for Soain. The arrival of the division under General Lei son has already been productive of great benefit in the provinces of thin) , and Guipuseoa. The marauders who infested the highways have disap. peered; and a whole band, Who were under the comtand of a Monk, have baba taken at Whoa. It 'is confidently reported,k'that a formidable army of reserve is to be formed'in this quarter. A Portuguese and an American vessel have been •str toiled on our coasts. There was net a single person on board of•the former, nor has any thing been heard of the crew ; of *that of the-American, which was bound from Philadelphia for St. Sebes. Tian, and which is. a complete wreck, 14 have with . groat difficulty been saved. •• • , Virtest Dec. 18. —A Mong the a'ittcles' .of in. telligeisce.thisdaY,received frum.Pera, under date •of the 9th, larehe following" Intelligente haslsein received from the. Grand Vizier, of Ilia hairiagottacked,with an equal force, the Rimier) army.thatiaadadrinced. ag ainst Silis. till. 'The engagement was : continue d with the greatest ardour untiltigtir, 'ays&-it was not until the following day that il'avaa decided in favour of the Turks, by the•effertli of a corps of Albanians that had just arrived 'on the field. The Russians retreated towards'the Ildnulte, leaving behind them a great number -Of killed.and prisoners.. This eient excited siliversal it was iaJtantly -commidai. cared to the Foreign kinisters, and Constantino. ple was 'illuminated three'successineteniugs. is confidently reported, that a 'seeend Courier ar. rived_ Jake yesterday, with _intelligence that the amuse army had been compelled to retreat across the Danube, and . that, uptin this occasion, a corps 'of. Etonsian cavalry4tad fallen into the hands of the Turks." AUGSBURG, DEC.. 21.—The grand park of ar. Tillery of the French army it proceeding in this direction, from Austria, for Strasburg. It is drawn by 3006 horses. Two divisions have al. Lundy Passed through this place. •• • Pams, Dr.c. 26.—The following article ap.. pears in our Juana's, under the head of Cette l. the 14th 44 Yeititrtbsy peopleuf this place wire eye. '• *pleases of an act of bravery, as uncommon as it - was successfully executed. A convoy of 50 sail .of merchantmen, bound .hither from Marseilles, being discovered by an English frigate, she in. inanity ttiMod in for' this port, with the intention of cuttiattheni off. • A bomb vessel belonging to itl‘f4tintlitt,' seeing that, immediately parted front rho otfttroy , midtboldly me* fur the harbour, uu. dta mess of will The effemy's frigate, in or. der {ti whitetail* turned her a: hale at. tendon to. the .blistest . •orthe boMb vessel, came. close up with her niter the entrance of the bar- ••. butte, siO.fired 100' shot at her; bet the hem's vessel steadily held on her course, sod Moe .the'enemy . cooiel" cut her off, 'arrived within the protection d'utie guns, and entered the port autidst . .. .~..5. , - T - 7 .. -:-...-.-.-..- -- r- - gr -- : ---- -4- ------ , - • -.S. -, e ,C • ~.. . c. -; •..iIV. -". . - • • • •:.-..4 - vs. .s. ._..._ :. . ~: 4; 0 4... . . •-, • • .•,; , ~... .......; ~ !*.. = I - - . ..:''' . . '''''' -, -11i 0 Vs. • . VIP A r .... . 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Yoluinca, royal ls4lla. .. • ROMANCE READERS and ROMANCE iontainirig each . abriitt 401 Pars, illustrated and' embel- rkass, Dec. •29 . •—Yesterday tho • Ctieservalives WRITERS, a Satirical Novel, 3 vols. 12,n 0 , Bs, • fished with upwards of-Orio Hundred large EagraOltip, Swiato held a. Sitting Extraordinary. It is re.. FA U LCONSTEIN FOREST, a Romantic Tale, hi One price Light Guineas in boards,_or Ten Guineas elegantly ported, *it theie.was eomoitinioattal to them, on this occasi on , YoL pint octavo &Nod. , *bound; and the' Voyages Intli deco Vololses; or the . Tra- - •11 RONALD, a ' Legendary Tale, and other Poems, in 1 Vol. vela in tifteen, ,may he had separately.afteralie same rate , a draught pf • k Senutus - Consul. foolscap 8,0. 4s. 6d. - COMPLETE cou.EtrioN of VO Y. -.lam, for .pritlonging the• preseqt Sessiun of the ANOTHER GUESS In AT JUNIUS, Bvo. 3s. 6d. , . Els AGES and TRAVELS, from the .First Voyage o f L eg i s l a ti ve B o d y, and retaining, in attendance, all the Press. COLUMBUS, in the Year 1492, to ._the COllllll EN CE- the M etnbirs " THE GENIUS of. the THAMES." n Lyrical Poem, H ENT ..f the PRESENT CENTURY, the p rinci p al 0 T • .._•. who shall . be resent uu the, gist in two Parts. 1 Vol. post Bvo. oa wove hot-pressed Paper, them printed verbatim from the best Editions of the Original Insleel. . ~ by Thomas Love Peacock. ..,. Works. ' • terdra y , at one 'o'cloc &SUFFOLK TALE, by Hamilt on R oc h e, k' his Majesty the , Esq. 2 irnis• The whei'.e selected and prepared for the Press . , 1 12ino. By WILLIAM MAYOR, IL. D. Emperor held a'Cabinet Ceukil ;at two his Ma. ..- -• . This Day is publi s h e d,. Vicar of Hurley and Rector of Stone - field; Chaplain to ;tasty sot, o l u on a h un ting party ; and at half-past four he repaired to the Council of State, an pre. In One large Volume, Royal (ban°, price £5 .5 4 , hods, the Earl of Moira ; Hoporary Member of the Board . of illustrated by One nominal amid Five Plates. contailiog Agricalture • Author of the ' Universal History, British . . '& & considerably more than a Thousand Mythological Figures Nelms, C. C. C. sided at their deliberations. • •. • and Subjects, sit taken front Original Images, Pictures, This new and enlarged' Work consists partly of a Reprint The Spanish garrilon-of Gerona attired at Pea haravatioas, Colossal and other Statues,Obelisks, Coins, of it similar Collection made by the same Author, which bas pignut on the 14th.. . • ••• ..... Med a ls, &c. n e v er bi•fore engraved, for a considerable time been-out of priot ; and partly of nu Feu* . MON we learn, ogler date 'of thella • Dedicated to the lion. Jonathan Duncan, Governor of Matter, entsip_t_iding the VaNalg a1 )464 0 4 ' 'lf A -140 / 4, Bombay, • . s-yßom. - w . Atus, CARTERET, and COOK ; the inst. that the garrison of the isle of Vautolienee, rrHE HINDU- PANTHEON: By EDIVI). Tnivels iiimbrklged of ADDISON, MONTAGU , and being prevented by bad weather from embarking SMOLLETr ; and a Abridgments of many valuable s a. MOOR, F. 11.5.. Member of the Asiatic Society of Works published sohsequently to the appearance of the bad offered to surrender as prisoners •ot war. Calcutta. aad of the Literary Society of Bombay. , consequently, Conveyed to Naples , former Edition, and bringing the Collection down to the 1 They were, Printed for J. Johnson and Ca. St. Paul's Church-yard. present time. - ' Wit -re may ,be had. by the sane Author. A NARRAn Eof the OPER AllO N.S of Capt. Lir Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, London; and to be i and the island, on which were r o u n d 15 pieces of TLE's Detachment, and of toe 11-m raita A rm y. d uring t h e had of all the Booktiellers in,the British Empire. . 'cannon, and .a grcat Quantity of milit ore 'tarot. 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