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Wll, tii: .4ine each,, intended t%n- Pork ,for X-e More, sitU iispostiso Desi.rs potter (77te Journal de l' Empire) " A Well therein may think proper to tete to . be li.'itel ill 11,. A:0.0,,,,, seated Sultan M44lmtiet ots Ike l'orkiAt het , thro.. t.rricougaiy Preenne. et T ) ., tf.4, hetwcen ihrt 1 7 1 -4 If ah.eirt *.ll, iu all probability, produce ti liivoo-ahie re- a zt, p u lacf ed rh o : u v i.. 4 o i i /a,e 7, dte./:::10.bid i i 7 Nie th ; of tt l e v - Nr oe st .er tir,zy .. .ofer ar ot s 're . ........ pr.. Al „ wt.._ _ __. _ 1 ia Hsi ructar. tio. chime! mitt .cr it, sequels, diluents to be costimord tritest: each urea., is moat rs- is Way-live yVarli of awv, and a limn "kr gnlar proportion., as flat the whole shall be ce,u,ukted by the Slit brare:y gild lirintiellei Of Cll:gr•icter. thr itrild the If Maft 4 6 rfore mixhoser•it sad to be Paul .far kt Bite PV O4l * Government of the whole of Iteuttiid, iifterile bud with hlent , l, .eery days after dale. crimiArtaly suppressed Coe i;olarrosqiuu It, theeproS N 11. .Ve "AT of Hog, If a lea canter than th;ll predate 04 • • • • 11114:e. It e; orrusvely stefr,l, thot-he tuts beeh'st Tsar o'Poi k will be attended to. The Coadities. of the Coatmut Roam he Seen 411 th e Secrittar? , poitltc.l to dui ituportaat office of GIIIIII..' 4 "lt . t*P."‘... OAcw- -1 At GU al. No retard teal he had to any Testier ix which the Price shell Lettefe from St ras b urg h state, that As to oe. NC.. sot he interted in *wilt at length, el Mot shalt! amt he delimit*, to the Board before One o'Cloch on the .1,1 Irodne,day, the vita troops or iLdeo hod ;arrived there on their worth isweat; nor sale.,the Perron mho ,sates the rtoler, ~,r some towards Mot t . Anises hie Labatt, sheriff., to soarer when tailed for. 1 4 - be firittiob rtt NUMBER 1766.) WEDNESDAY, SEiTEMBiIi 14, 1808. THEATRE ROTA L , DRURY-LANE. JHE Public um , mutitt respectfully informed. tbet THIS THEATRE will OPCN on SATURLAY NEXT, September 17, taus. _ MODERN STATE OF' SPAIN. This day is published, in Th.& VQh11111:11., VV,., (with 1 411. Atlas, containing it Plates . ., printed verbatim from the last Paris Edition u( ititrj, price to tie. 6d. rii.IBLEAO tit! L'ESPAt ;,N E NIODERNE. H NG, Ci-levant Minister l Plettipoteut aire URGOI de France A la Cone de 31aileicl, fun der Corniintnilans de la Legion d'Hunueur, Assoc& Corresputulant de finstitut National, Illenthre de l'Acaili:anie des Sciences Jr Copesbague, de rAcudesaie ilia Ream. Arts de Stockholm, Ouartrieina Edition ; sire quelques corrections, et tint aux ineutations qni cooduistut IS Tableau de l'Espague jai` ino6. On y a joint puuris eoramoilite des voyageurs, le here des posies dTnpagne, et on a enrichi Lat las de erasures qui re traccut les womunteas Arabes de Grenada et Eolditue, tK dune carte des routes d'Espague Printed for J St otiolsk, Piccadilly. By whims will sirecility be published, An English Trans lation of the above Work. Also the l'ost Roads of ft:vain, in Picini% or in English; with acorn:lA Map, price .. - - Bozos es Second price 30..--Pit 35.6 d. Second pries 2.6. Gallery ea. Second price is.— Upper Gallery 1s- Second rice tid. Planet for the Boxes to be taken of Mr Spring, attic jos-OiSee, Russell-street. The Doors to be opened at half.past Five, and begin at lialtpast Six.—No mosey to be returned. • t ..:fld is every reasusi to think dust Ise Will pernait 'as the? tir liSr. 'Toe Revolution." adds : :Anse paper The Jcerned de l'Enspire) high has - licked Suite's Nl.sinuitet on Ike ['turbid' . throne. iu 1111 probability., produc e a faviinnskt e ye sett. :Musts:ph* Bair:deter, the elti.4 rut* cf st, is forty -live years of a%re, and a units jliftelow* bunt:)• stud firmness; of charseter. 11I'listl the Government of the whole of Itourelist, After:tie bad onmpletedy soppressed Cie insarreetion sti theeprois wince. It is Wysitivety stevi-1, that:helms bertestpv poitited to dui importisat %dice of GeitistlA'+ee."‘ At ovilir 34. Lettere from Strasburgh state, that c2uno or 4s troops of iLdeo had et:rived there on their worth towards Metz. Ii SEPTRIIIICA 1. Majesty the King of Naples p . ienserl throsigli [lons un the „villti nit. on hider:ay to lustionsittums. Her Ma j e,ly the Queen is reported to here set oill; this slay, fur Naples. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. /'TI,I I' PRESENT EVENING, September 14, will be acted, the Comic Opera of THE WOODMAN. Sir Walter Waring, Mr. Munden; Wilford, Mr. Inclesion ; Vaptaiu o'Duniiel, Mr. Taylor; Fairlop, Mr. Birthiniy ; "ky r . Emery ; Medley, Mr. Blanchard. Emily, (with an mi ditioual Song) Mrs. Dickens ; Mien Di Clackit, Mrs. Daveu port ; Dolly, Mew Liston; Polly, Miss De Camp. .4e; 111. Dr. Mice's favourite Dorm, ni "Togetlier let us r ange the. Pettis:" by Mr Incledini and Mrs. DSc hone. Incidental to the Piece, a Deuce, by the Misses Adams and ighe Corps de Ballet. 'Tu which will he added, sd time, the last New Farce, called, THE PORTRAIT OE CERVANTES : OR, THE PLOTTING LOYERY Mif. Mande% • Dow Oink* Merida, Mr. Jaws ; Da Gamy abAusails; seipio, Mr.fitandeardi Knoche, Mr 1 'lon. Lamm), Mrs. Gib,* Isabella, Miss Bristow. iday, their/pity t Isabella; or; The Fatal Mar riazn : Igbella, Mu. Saguia • after whkb, the Musical • lame of The Eseapes ; or. The Water Carrier—On Mai day, the Play of Pizarro : Llvira, Mei. Siddous • au which wit( he added, the ;Sew Farce of The Portrait of 61vvantes ; • 0.., The Plotting Loecre.—On WeaMeaday, the Comte Okla, of The Eiglish fleet in 1349 to which will be added, the Grand Serious Pantomime of Raymond and Amin : or, The Bleeding Nin.i—On Skakspuare'a Play of K jug Henry the Eighth : Queen Katharine, Mrs. Sidelons —(Jo eccouttt of the great overflow from every part of the Theatre, on &bellied of opening, Shetaileare's Tragedy of !(ached will be repeated on Mouday, September IS Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Sadd:.l4l, Rooks lately published by J. 3IAWMAN, No. 24, Pus!try. rI'IHE HISTORY of FRAACE, nuclei. the 1_ Kings of the nee Valor *cult the acerittion of, Charles the Fifth in 1364, to He'll/nth off:hark* the hiseh in is 74. 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Translated front the OrtgiTßll6l.2lllPle, by Thomas Horne. In 3 Vol.. small ore. price 163. lid. boards. fi.AV insTotticAt VIEW of the ENGLISH GO VER3iMENT, from the Settlement of the SA . IXI.III. ill Britain to the present Time; with some Dissenations connected 'ith the History of the Government. By John Millar, Pio keno of Law its the University uf Glasgow. " Among the Philosophers of history, Professor Millar merits • high, perhaps the highest rank. The sagacity with which be detects and indicates, cereal remote periods, luxe recliner/ling eireuntstances, which produced the genera/ flow of events, is wholly unrivalled. Hie generalizations ' or theoretical inferences, are n ens erous and very in gra t es , ; hie reflective, evince deep penetration, and bus discuesious a dim criminatiug suhtlety."—Ann. Rev. Vol. 11. 4 Vols. /two. 11. 124. boards. TO MASTER BUILDERS. ALIO SrDWE-OVFICE.,, Rain% 6, ISOS. rEIHE COMAMSION ERS fin windowing' His 4I ejest~'i Transport &mice, .for takistg Care of Nick and Wolinded Seamen, and for the Core gad Cum* nf:PrisolOrrs of Wet, do hereby cite 'Notice, That they nail be eiady, at this °fire, on TULIDAY, the :Pith iaslunf , inroad of Satordon, the Josh, at mentioned is a s feniter iteloortiomient, to recruit sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as "my to willina to Contract ter the BiIIf..DVIG and completely FINISHI 4A of a NAVAL. HOSPITAL, istended to be ere ted at YAR MOUTH, in Me County of Norfolk. No Tender mill be receiced ever One eirlock on Me Dan of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an .!peat fee kin, personally attend. Each Tender mast be aceonapastief by a Letter fm m tom respectable Persons, eeeaging N heraide boated with the Person tendering is the Pint of 1.5,(100 for the doe pefferieturce of the Contract. Farther Particulars nay be lwozon by applying at the (*se of the said Cmnseis.ianers, Dorsetmytiare, Irestesienter, ao4eir the Designs and Particulars of the Works niay be inspected. ALEXANDER 3PLEAY, Secretary. SEPT. The Moniteu r o f thi s day contains an EMIRR 3 account of the treacherous conduct of the Spaui.h General, the Nlaripiiii deltoinuna;iii Denmark. • It is reported that i.;eiteral Dupont has arrived at Rochefort. k. TRANKFORT. Aln. 27. . We learn from Swabia, that the camp near Atigsburgli will be pitched about half a league from that city. A body of troops ii, also collecting at Itastadt. They were at lion about 20011 in num ber, but are tow increased to 4000. 'flivy are or dered to be in readiness to march by the 14th of nest rmith. Should the Prince] of the League of the Rhine cell out the wisole of their quotas, their combined force will consia of 118,000 men. Of the original member/ of this Leagite. the King of !lavabo Whigs into the tick 30,000 in.2o ; • the Kitts of Willem burgh, 12,000; the Grand Prince of Baden, 804.); thB Grand Duke of Berg, 40440; the 'Duke of !Jesse, 4000; and the Duke of Netean, with the remaining Princes, 4000. Of' the States that lace since joined the League, Saxony furnishes 20,000; Westphalia, 25,000; Wurtzlsurgh, loon; Sane IVeiinar, 800; Saxe Gotha, 1 tun ; SteKe "feint:ln nen, 000; Saxe Colicierg, 400; Saxe Iteldburg hauseti, stOu; Anhalt, 800; Scliwarttiwrgh, 6ao; Waldeck, 400: Itenza, 450; Lippe, 650; Meek. Schweriu, 1200; Mcekleilburgh Stre litz, sou. AlCllAFfEtißtlifill, AUG. 47. It will he vetcd pet thelsisessma Papers lately smiled, 'tMR - thins great Pewees ware strew to have an interview: It is now rurtielirid that there is to be u meeting of several Crowned Heeds, and particularly of the 4"Vinces of the League- of the It h further stated, end the troops of the hanks of the Rhine withforru a sep,s; ate encamp :malt, wider the title of the Army of Reserve of the LAST NIGHT hit*. ONE sr the Compouy's PER FORMING this Steam. Al' PARTICULAR DESIRE. THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. THIS PRESENT FA ENING, September 14, will be presented, the Tragedy of HAMLET. ilatalek Mr. Young; Claudia', Zing of Helms*, 74r. 17hartos P•doaius, Mr. Mathews; Larne". Mr. Palmer, Jos. Horatio, Mr. Carl**; Os r i c k, Mr. Parley; (artist *fli ; msier' rather., Mr. Thompsoa. Gertrude, Queeu o f beataart, Mrs. St. Leger; Oplh j eliy Mrs. Taylor. To whirh will lie addtd, the Forma TILE CHEATS OF SCAi'IN. "Ir. Mathew" ; Gripe, Mr. Grim; Ortssigne, Mr. Cartes; Still, Mr. Meredith ; Solossou Smack, Mr. Me anie Lsitga, Mir* De Camp. To•saortAtir, 'fbc Africans; or, War, Lore, and Duty ; the bivoluile Faros se Plot and Counterplot ; Or, The Poe *sit of Alit I. i Cumulus and the last New Musical Farce sf Tutor N c? 71Ialavant pblssbeJ , eiegastiy printed, its A Viii. fasten" prlee t/t. in Wm.*, • P OEMS By the Hon. Alt ai TREFUSIS , S. of Trefnoio, in Cornwall. Printed for Somme* Tipper, Lesilmaball-street. la the Press, nod oa doe itith inotant will be published, in Ow Vol. cry. price tia. in buards, Nl " E D •cp E es ß 'ti N o:a a l Et ""Principal(D.°lsclituealerniireagenda briefD trines that have occasioned the recent Adratic.maent of Medina Philosophy, with Strictures OJ the pre s ent State of Medical Practice, and en Enquiry how far the Princi ples of the Healing Art way become the siobjects of unpro fessionai research. 4 . Media qaudsuontudo inter diversae sententus " Cetarus. By DAVID I_ WINS, 31. D. Member of the College of Physicians, London ; and Author of the AledicalArtirles in Dr Gregory's Cyclopedia. Priate.l for Samuel Tipper, Lead.mhall.street. ••• From t 1e great and unprecedented Applause bemused WI the several NEW ENTERTAINMENTS, they will be repeateedTkle anti ewer, Omni* thiollkovii. AST 14.1.14, ivEsirmixarcaLsaanas. Cads the Pattotiage of Their Royal Higlmeriss the Prince ref W ALES earl bake of YORK. TIM E VEN I ING, (yd time) n new Ballet, aided H ORVEST HOME. Priecipal Dancers, Mr. trommaii and .Ifes. Parker. Third time, a new Song, called 'the Maid , of Cr aabourit-atley, and the popular Song of She's off aitti Another . , by 3lr. Jobarnitn. Twenty-sixth time, the Grand Nasal me lljdltary r 4 pectacle, called, The SIPA. NISH PATRItIITS ; or, A NATION IN ARMS Extraordisiary EtiIVESTRIAN EXERCISES, by the Double' Coraparty, nod the Extravaganza of The Hunted Taller. To coucleatle with the favonrite comic Pautomime of The MAGIC PACO D, or, Harlequin'. Travels. Harlequin, We. Taylor, Cho wn , M r . Muutimarry ; Columbine, Mrs. icer. Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half past Six ; Half.iwiee at Half-past Eight. • Nu Places can be kept aßer half past 7 o'clock. 6. The HISTORY of SCOTLAND, from the Cohn of the Crowns, on the Accession of J ames Vt. to t h e Thesie of Enetenet: tu the Union of the Kingdom in the reign of Churn Anne. TM Swami Hattie., eortected, will n Prefianinary Dio asdMiaraa ** * Participation of Harp Quote of Scots, to the Murder of Hornier. it Malcolm Laing, Erg. 4 Vlals. eau. 11. WS 6041 tis. - - This day is published, is octavo, price 9s. Gd. Vol. Vy fete 11. E at - DEPORTS of CASES argaid and dete rm i ne d KV in the HIGH- COURT of ADMIRALTY, in the time of the Right Hun. Sir William Scott By CH R. ROBINSON, LLD. Advocate. Containing Caws determined in 14.5, ti, -, and 8, wish Indexes, completing the Sixth Volume. London , Printed by His 31ajesty's Law Printer, fur J. Batters wilt, and for J. Whitt, Fleet-street , and for J. Cooke, Ormond-quay, Dnblin. Of %kit may be heul, the eleven former Numbers of these Riicrrt.., price Gs. each. •. • The Vissertation may be had se p arate, to complete theformier EditMn, price lea. '7. A GENERAL VIEW of the WRITINGS of LIN NEVS. By Richard Felten." M.D. F.R.S. The Second Edition with C.:erections, considerable Addi tions, and Memoirs of the Author. By George Maton, M.D. F.R.S. F.S.A. • Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, and a Vsee-Praident of the Liummus Society of London. To whit h is anneNed, the Diary of Linnaeus, written by himself, and now translated into English, from the Swedish 3laineeript, in possession of the Editor. Handsomely printed in One large Volume, Royal Quarto (uniform in size sod type with The Transactions of the Lin wean Society of Loudon), and embellished with Portmits of Linwcus and Dr. Pulteney, with a fine Plate of Medals, and • Fee Simile of Linn:ernes Hand-writing. I Is. lid. homed', a. ANNALS of COMMERCE, :MANUFACTURES, FISHERIES, and NAVIGATION; with brief Notices of the Arts a n d sciences connected with them. Containing the Corm,. reial ransactions of the British Empire, and other Countries, from the earliest Accounts to the meeting of the l'niuu Parliament, in January, ittoi. By David Macpher son. Neatly printed on medium paper, in Four large Vo lumes, 4tt, price el. es. in boards. Also, lately published, by the ascaeAutbor, iu aro. two Parts, price us. Cul each, NOTIFICATIONS, ORD lAN, and INSTRUCTIONS, relative ts Prise Sulijects, 'tut:us the present war. 15213D1,N, AUG. 20. Cnuut Von Zichy, the Austrian Ainhassador at this Court, returned a few days tines, altar an ab sence of two years, and yesterday wale his appear ance again at Court. All is quiet in Bohemia, nor have there been any military movements in that country. Several per sons who havticome from Topliz and Carlsbad eon cur in stating, that the people will not hear of any thing like war. • . This day* published, price d.. Dd. A VINDWATIQN of EVANGELICAL PREACUING, in a Letter to a Ran later, mailbox d by the First Psi4oftis Hints to the Public and the Limie r:dare " With a Postscript, ethoaising Strictu res ou t h e Second Past. Hy JOHN STYLES. London. Printed fur Williams stud Smith, Stationers'_ court. Of whom may be had, (lately published,) by the same Author, I. An ESSAY on the Character and Influence of the STAGE, the ?fecund &Num. With an Appendix, con taining Strictures ou The Allll4lll Review, 143110 price 31. tad. boards. P.I4TE GLASS CO3IPANY. TIE Publi , : are inflicting!. that a large Assort ment of PLI.TF. GLASS is sore on SALE, at fixed Pekes, Ire Mr. IILEXANDLR BLACK., at the Com pany's Wierctsuusty ALBION-PLACE, BL.ICKFRIARS iBGE, of or. cutout., eapertOr beflh. airs , and of oatioot•ohotentiote, f!oin t* ittebee to 144 foelies in length, littd'frous to to 71 *chow in breadth ; also Convex anti Coo • mire f..nisi It* to .ai inches disoneter.--And the swine alandinent may be had for Country-Orders, by addres s ing Lettersio.:Ch. Minh' Foster, at the Milnl;fliCiOry, ROUT u. haunt, NSW Pivserst,4 Laneashire —Frm the great imprine hnsdt P4Olll of late years in this Manufactory, it is 1111 W 'Mussed that the Calamity's Mates are /vial in their bril liancy, and have as ten iinperfsetions, compared with any Ftweivi Glass Cain t. Per was bnportet LICIPSICK, AUG. 1.1). Yesterday evening, between eight and nine o'clock, the 24th regiment of French infantry, and the 9th regiment of chasseurs, making together about four thousand men, arrival here in waggons, from il'ittenherg ; and this day they set off, by she saute conveyance, for Gera, a itence they will proceed to liainberg. TRUTH IS SALUTAItY TO 3IAN, •wid whoever discovers or diffuses it in any portion, rend, rs es essential fierrice to his Country nod Isis Kind. Pro..ssimial Nam have, of late, through the medium of the Preis, laid before the public eye the canous symptoms of disorders, which, how., er ' to the delicate and miticepti ide • I, It is co l i c neeessaryfor its to glaitee at. Sr have the liappineas to inform &hose persons, who, either from commotion or accident, or acquired habit, trots bard wady, change of el:mite wildcat disappointment, Mi. moderate grid, o r excesses of any kid , tabour under those diseases ulsirh result from a 'kr:lnge/soot of NERVOUS SYSTEM, a :corral or partial DUI! LITY, that, (ruin the union mote accurate anatomical knowledge, with rely elaborate chemical wady sis, we have it in our power to insure, iu mist cool, a perfect rotatablishment of health aad strrottth. e. MEMOIRS of the LIFE of DAVID BRAINERD, Meisionary• linw. price 4e. a. A SERMON on the SPIRITUALITY of the DI VINE ESSENCE. tiro. price 18, BAMBERG. ♦UO. e 4. The two French regiments of infuotry, who ar rived here Oil the from Berth', •et off Ilene,. at tour o'clock yesterday morJiag, oa their march to the other side of the Rhine. dr,TOL FA3lll.l' ARTICLE. (;THINS u Lid r It ED l'ultT WINE, TEA, IL/ FRUIT, ce)FFikir., HOPS, MILDEW, mud every Ve getable Matter, arc entirely removed Crum Table Linen, Leather Breeches, Cu tons, Muslin., Lace, and other mid era of Mass, by HULBSON'S CHEMICAL. BLEACHING LIQUID. It also removes the abuse stains from Ladies' LulYdrtmes, without ittjuriur, the huff ardour, and restores al kinds of hoot ha its uritpoial wlsitituess, when disco. leuiril by had washing, douse, or lung sea voyages, without any injury to the biome of the e!utts. rairk Prepared and sold Illitllloll and Co. Chemi s t s , 97, Uay et, Loudon ; stritlelso by Sha w and Edwards, tits, and hcalrery's, 43,5 t. Paul's Churchyard; Attain, i3lll Strand; titubbs, J. Cliellpei , k; ',neon and Co. !SO. ChitiO;d•Streft CIISP. Curinr of Spring Gardens; Harding and Unwell, $9, ; 4ti. Corth ; sod e ral Perfu and Medici ne Venders thrtmillOiout the Un p p ited hingdoin, mers in hunks, at and Qs. FOREIGN IN FE LLIGENCE. BAYREUTH, AVG. 21. Two French corps, each consisting of .101/0 wen, are expected to iirri we here, fruit] Hoff, on Wediies. day and •Thuniilly next. They will be cJiiviled ill waggons to France. FROM THE DUTCH AND HAMBITRGR PAPERS. PAIS, AVG. 13. The American scho oner the Hope ß . Capt. Wo,id, survived on the loth inst. at Havre. in fourteen day* from Alexandria. She had a Gentleman on board, who was charged with dispatahes for the Andossaudor from the United States. He also brought a number of Co:onial letters, which u•-re immediately put into the hands of the Commissary- General of Police. There were three chests oil board, containing the skeleton of* singular animal, as a present from the President to the National lo stitute. When the Hope came away, the embargo remained in full force, and was likely to do was long as the causes existed which occasioned it. AI:G. 29. It is confidently reported, that the troops com posing the Contingent of the League of the Rhine, who are now asNembling at Mentz, are intended to occupy the camp at Boulogne, and other posts along the coast or the Channel. In the beginning of this month, passed through Nimes the advanced guard of a strong corps of Neapolitan troops on their march towards Spain.— lt consisted of two battalions of infantry of the line, and some horse and foot jagers. One of our Journals contains the following par ticulars respecting the now Turkish Emperor, Sultan Malmostt: He is the sou of &Ohm Abda- Lined, by a slave, who, during the latter period of that Prince's life-time, enjoyed the highest degree of favour. Instead of flirty' years, as stated in the Gerinan Papers, he is now almost twenty-six year. old. His father died in 178:1. Whilst his half brother, 51witap6a, during their imprisonment. de voted his whole attention to the accumulation of wealth, blahourct spent more than his itacogne. cud WURTZE"i-:CH, •un. 26. At six o'clock yesterday rveivng two French re- giments of light infantry arrived here front the titrap at Berlin. This morui.m;, at dry-break, they continued their maercl► for Frankfort. Two other ivginients, proceeding in the same direction, are ex pected here this evening. The harps, steel, and other tonic medicines, which have been natter> adutinistereil, b one clam of those complaints, we have found, trout experience, to he by no means adequate to the performance of a complete and lasting can; and MERCURY, the tir,linary specific in other eases, is uni versally huhseit to be productive a the most usisehievons effects on the bosom coustitutinte; we have therefore In banned, by throttle the whtole of our attention exclusively to thiembiect, and by the aid of 17 years experience in an ex tensive practice, to offer to the public a male of treatment entinly now, shirk has in no one instance hitherto been known to fail. HANSTDRUa t AUG. eo. The sentence of the Court-Martial a h ch triA the Generals who signed the capitulation of 1 e au . render of Copenhagen to the lErt‘iish, has been made public. Generals Pycinan and Lielield are adjudged to suffer death. and General Wattensiorf to lie banished. FUR TIIE HEAD, STOMACH, AND BOWELS. DR• JAIIPS'S AWALEPTU: PIf.LS. THE celebrity of these I'ILLS. as it general preeerratire of I ns til,. b y assisting :mine( in the due 41s:barge uf the animal funeilmis, is heroine nuiversaa, sod thei are uuw 114041 lip Medical Gentlemen uf the first eminence, wilt) use theie iu their sown funilim. They ors admirably calculated fur disorders id the stomach and ihsmitt; fur persons of a bili ous , a gouty, .or a rbruinatic positiou ; as well as fur those whose mnistilutiumi have bee, affected by a sedentary life, or by a resi d enee In but Ullman*: also fur head-ache timasiusied by indigestion and unite bad effects of free being ; and for preventing palms and afxTletties, so i.ftyy the cismuiptence uf intemp r r unce . body Mese Pi d lls, which pc:l4 open Inc purrs by si t ht an d th e body barite ten hy ry, are excellettio raids and slight fevers ; a n d deny to fustinu,is siorp. They shoal.' Letter be omitted at bid-time, after any excess of eating or driest:int. Sold 0017 by F. Newbery a t l Snow, No. 45, St. Pant's CLiircisyard, London t and at Pr. lames*, late house, in bintoii-street ; in boxes, price each, or six in one lure IJON, for il. Ss. ; duty iorliolc,l — . Stainer that sue s urds, " N. Newbury, No. 41, Si. Vial's" sec eacaveil iu the hauls, As a great part of these diseases has its seat in the mind ; that has been partienlarly attended to in the present method of cure; mid, as it is a fact, well known to professional men, that persons ot earls sex, and of all ages., of all situations its life, aid evei y description of character, are hable to three thianders, ruticularly those oft ['gam and caltivated minds, very refined sentiments aad feelings, and of shakoes sclens Lary balms, most especially those of a quick and lively fanev, and fertile :roac,inatisin—die Poet, the Painter, and the Novelist—and thine wbom an 'fluent fortune and high rank in sue,ety have excluded from all 111111111111 labour, and regukir employment; fur the sass of such Patients, whose minds, naturally timid, are reudered still more so by the very nature of their complaint, the strictest attention is paid to delicacy sad secrecy, and a certain, a permaaeut sad ra. Meal Cure, is solemr.fy promised. Mesita. CIRRI E and CO. Surgisaus, may be consulted at their boas!, No. in;, Hatton-Barden, by Paticids of either sex, personally, or by letter (post paid), iiielosing [limb Note, when the necessary .tdvice sad Medicines will be gisen, or :-cent to any pet of the kingdom. l'aliciits io the country are requested to describe the - ticulars of their complaints, ages, and general habi t ar of livips.—No. ley, Hatton-Cuba. DANES 0? TEE NAINC. ALIO. ec On the toth instant a regiment of the troops of Natyman Ursingen, 170 u strong, entered Alenta; al d on the following dry they contiuned their mar:tt for Metz. The troops of the League of the Rhine assem bled its this meaner, are readv to break u p 1 . ,t. France at a nenneat's notice. Sonic of the COrit., those of- Baden and Nassau, have al , tad/ began their mar eh. The Hessians wi!l bre.ik to-morrow. Amonling to some reports, the Fri, Priinate's troopi are going to Pavia accorditit to others. to Boulogne. !'hose of NinOSIII are s.,:it to he under orders for Toulon. • nonrcer. •un. The latest adv;ces from Austria, arid ure of* pacific uutiire. The dark and heavy c:au Is become lighter, cleanse. end wore trenstrurrot.—.- Whatrver may have been the reports hevervitire spread in various places rotative to irilitery prepa-