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,~.-- T r: cl 4 4070 Ili EA it E-BI) 1, MCVEY-I, 4IV E. This day is published, price 2s. A LETTER to the EDITOR of the EDIN BURGH REVIEW, on the Subject of an Article in No 50, of that Journal, on "THE REMAINS OF JOHN TWEDDFL." Wills EVENING, TDITIISDAY, Dee. 28, their Majesties Servants will art (7th time) a Play, altered fort§ Beaumont and Fletcher, called THE lIERCIIANT OF BRUGES . ; OR, BEGGARS' RUSH. The fit:wart , r. by Mr. Kean, Mr. Hokin', Mr. Rae, I, Mr. S. Pride y, Mr. Minden, Sir. Otthertv, Mr Haile , Mr Powell, Mr. F:lriaiglon, Sir. Stolid), Sir. p ri d e ,. Slr Py tie, Mr. J. Smith, Miss foul,', Mrs. Hut ii, Mr.. A perrion. Adarcsa will be spoken by Mr. Pope, and an Einlocur by Mu. Harley. fly the Earl of EIL.J3IN. Printed fur Julio Murray, Lumina and Manama and Mil lar, Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, a Reeond Edition of MEMORANDUtt on the su ancr of the EARL of ELGIN'S I'UItsUITS in GREECE, with Plater, !Ivo. Bs. This day is published, is Two large Volumes Quarto, price 6!. Os. in hoards ' /rill: LIFE or J A M ES the SECOND, KING .1 of ENGLAND, kr. collected out of Hrisoirs writ of his own flan.l , together with the King's Advice to his Son, arid his Majei.ty's Will. Pahfished from the original Stuart Manuscripts in Carl .roisse. Hy the Rev. J. S. CLARKE, 1.1..9. FAS. Historiographer to the to the Household, and Librarian Printed ' Pakromate Attu which Will be performed, 341 time, an entirely New Comic Pantomime. tailed HARLEQUIN 'NI) FANCY: OK, THE POEt'S LAST sHILLiNG. With new .Ernie, &Tile.. NI au Murry, Dresses, &e. turical and Vocal Chara eeeee :—Distressed Port. Mr. Hailey; Whim, Mr. Minton ; f;host of n Mr. Cip.tie Fancy, by a Young Lady Hier 3d appearance on any staV)- 1 0 .intotai•ne Characters :—Harlespe in, Mr Hope ; IW.. Ellsworth; Pantaloon (3d Ittor at t►is Theatre), Mr. Mae ; Chown, Signor Paulo this 3.1 appearance at this 'Theatre). Colnuthine, Miss Tier (Ite•r 3d appearanee in that character', %Yalta lon Orphan, situ, a Military Horn pipe, Miss Gledhill. The New Pantomime, called Harlequin and Fancy, will be acted every cyclonic _ _ _ ton Holl4e. BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, FOIt the insurance at' Buildi ngs . F urn it ure . Merchandise, Ships. Vessels, and all utlitir Property, against Luna or Damage by Fl R F. Insurances for short Periods, or for several Years toge ther. may be effected at this 01fice, upon the uiust equitable Terms. Policies will not be charged for Sums of NW or upwards, nor to Persons increasing their present Insurances. The whole STOCK. of • FARM will be insured without Specification, at the Reduced Premium 0124. per Cent. Receipts for the Renewal of Policies expiring at CHRIST -111.111-DAY, may be hail at the principal Ofhecs IN the Strand and Cornhill, London, and of their Agents in the Country, who will receive Proposals for new Insurances. By a late Art of Parliament, the Duty on Fire insurances has been increased to 3s. per Cent. ROBERT SKF.LTON, SEC. To-inest:..w, the rrazedv of Ronico and Juliet a Juliet, lnrs. Rain s, fr,,m the Theatre Royal, Effecter, being her appearance nn this Staze. Ou Saturday and Tuesday, The Merchant of Bruges; or, Bezgat fish. list. Tragedy of King Richard the Third. On Weillics4ay, The Rosy Roily : Miranda, Mrs. Mardyii (her first appearance in that character). THRATIIE-WIY AL, I'ol' k,AT-GARDEN. T HIS EVENING, THURSDAY, D. 28, will he acted the Tiagedy of JANE SHORE. llu~r of Glo'ster, Mr. Egerton; Lord Hastings, M►. Young lewd Minsky, Mr. Jefreeies ; Sir Richard Ratelige, Mr. T. chi ; Dumont, Mr. Term; Elcinsuur. Mr. Claremont. Alicia, M.. Faucet; Jane Shure, Meis O'Neill. Alm which will he performed, fur the 3d time, a New •lln E curious MILITARY CAR RIAGE,in which BONAPARTE made the CA NI PA IGN of RUSSIA, u hid) lie took to Elba, and returned in to Paris, mud from which be escaped at the moment it wa► taken by Prima! BLUCHER, with the Horses that drew it, anal his whole Camp l'Aptipage, superb Services of Gold and Silver Plate, magnificent Toilette Box, Wardrobe, and entire Nrecasaire taken at the same time; will, by per• mission of Government, be Exhibited fur a abort time, in an Apartment fitted up far that purpose iu the Loudon Mu seum, Egyptian 1101, Admittance, One Shilling.—Open from Ten iu the Morn ing till Niue iu the F.vening. An Account of the circumstances attenilite. the Capture Grn. l'ant..inotsw, cunt,' HARLEQUIN AN () FORTUIS7IO; OIL SHING•MOO AND THUN•TON. The Thimic, Scenery, Machinery, Mewl', te.r entirely new. Prince ConlonfT (a caught Tartar, afterwards Harlequin), Mr login., jun.: Tonglurk (Emperor of China, after wird, Pantaloon), Mr. Norman Momelsikow (a very gifted cater, drinker, ax afterward* Clown), Mr. Grimaldi; Chit t. 111 pr tittle-fatted Chinese Empress, with a big boily, u iti r a mi.l* Molly Chip), Master Joe Grimaldi, hi* 3d a Nicer a m oil 'hi. titage Thisn-lon (the Cliiiirse rumbling Deily oftt'urand Thunder), Molder Chapman. Darin (changed In rortunio, after. al ll' , Cilliirribi HO, Mow. Parker; Li-ti.pc•da Princes* of Claims Miss Brathrell ; Shiteg-Nlon (the Pratt. ul Fairy), plus Wm man. of this Splendid Trophy, by Major Von Keller, who took ii, mud brought it to England, with a demi-610Mo of every .rticle takim, nay be had of the Booksellers, and at the Museum. Phr . ;rw PasittiniiMe of Harlequin and l'ortunin, will be ri rated rer ry evening. (),moii, and Hinnliastes Furimo. On aitturilay, Ilir Tragedy of The O il ibmi ifiiiiday. tle• 'tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. Oti Tut May. the new f:oniedy of Smiles mud Tears; or, T 1,.• Wtilow's stratagem. NCV ER A(II6D. ECONOMY AM) SIMPLICITY COMBINED IN WOOD'S PATENT KIT(7IIEN RANGE. eisitsprisielg Oven and Builrr, without flues. Of all modem improvements for economy in cookery, and Ow ate to which ranges arc pat, this ha. the fairest claim to Hie pa tronage of Ilse public, heitig etiortructrd an 115 to mast, bake, boil, steam, stew, Ste with wily one small tire without flues, or any sillies awkward appendage ; awl is likewise must ex tensively useful, substantial, simple in construction, and easy to manage, always presenting all open cheerful fire, and • caw 4T AERIVA . I.aI; I.ITTI.E ISLAND, with the Kcw I..itstutnme of HARLEQUIN and the BEArTY. REGENCY THEATRE. TOTTEN 11 11•STR LET. TOTTEN lIA M-COU RT- Ito.l D. , . requires no e tissinz than any common stove. As a proof, the Patentees assert, that the above PATENT KITCIIEN RANGE has r ceiveil the entire approbation uf a titunertms circle of the tint families of distinction, who have mule use of their invention. 9IIIIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Der. em. and every Evening: till further notice, .111 he prt— ri 110,1 t h e Billet I )..tiire called Flitt)LlC AND FUN. After wli:4!), first lint a New Borielia, in one act, with Sotig4, appropriate , S...iserv, &r. railed A GREAT AftltlVAl. AT A LITTLE INLAND! Principal Characters by Mr. Beverly, Mr.levcvly, jun. Mr Farrel. Mr Lewiv, Mr. Hervey, Mr. Coatca, Mr. Ntax •ell, Mr. Iharlove, Mipi S. pairs ~,,, awl Mrs. A4kry. The Prologue by Mr. Platt and Mr. Broad. In the isitilbe of the evening the following Songs :—" The of Orden. Grey," by Mr. Maxwell; •11.1 " Irish Pro vi lelici ," by Mr. 11'aril. 'To which will he mtiletl • Rturleita, Stoildr.l 11111, and called, THE MAYITR OF (;Altit ATT. Major Sturgeon, Mr. Ward; Jerry Sneak (with tlw S of " Bally Taylor"), Mr. Beverly ; Mrs. Sneak, Mrs. A1..',.s To coot:10.1e with • splroilid New Comic Pantomime, with entire tiro: Scenery, !Tresses, sod Derurations, THE CAItISIIIAN PRINCESS; OR, HARLEQUIN AND TIIE BEATIFY. Got up under the dinrctiou of NI r. Itrvirrly, Hormuz,' young Prawniit,llr.Farrel, afterward' , IlaJwlwiu . ?Ir. Kirby; Griii of Air, Master Beverly; Itrsilt, Prioress of Caristne (rifterwarils Cisinnihiatto,. Mrs. White; Eltsm•a, l'onii,hotte of the Princess, Mrs. ttliiiirld ; Ilihrafysh, Mal tiler to Hoe 1111 l 2, Mrs. Askey; Munintraililln, Governante to thc l'ritartss ;:tftern antis Cluvre), Mr. Beverly, jnn. Boxes, Sc—Pit, Dafte4 open at Halfpsst Five, to continence at Half-past Six.--Beeutol Price at Half-pest Eight. NERVe 1)1 lIIITY, silt% l'l'R LC .v.ce. I with N that tilt it front the general plan has twcu highly Woe ticial In °owls, and iiniervived in their profeissioseal 1/141/111 - 1,- InViits by the nicturify of scar 40 years exptriemee, Messes. Cl'ltla and euutinue with unabated &plow? the crash rati.in of those Ditetweltra which arc the corivespeenee of it be 11 1110.1114 W o re, or the destrowtive halues of the meonsieler .iir school buy. In pride %sing the corn of the:ie -complaints. they bold out no inductinent to vire, belt. setwatele as all own must In: of the exigtuncr of such takimitirs, they 1.1t.s their aesiedance as reztilarly educated Situp:ow nr London, and of the Hurd College of Edinburgh. In slight and re cent caw.. of Siphylit it: Infection, a tics - fret cure is conilikti set the short peri.4l of three days; and in aviary rompluilit of debility and deficiency, whether arisiog f the infatua tion of a repair ilestnlrtive Itllllll, I , IIZ re4:11 . 1111 . worm chmai"efr..r living, or usher cause producing deficiency ~f musty vicour, the patient may rely on n speedy re 1.011 be vigorous health. Thew eiesproved pines of curing Sweetens. of the nether' 112 11C011 attetAret with peculiar . success; Strictum of and 20 your • cleirattim have yirldr.l to their treatment in the •liort period of three weeks Pe. e,ral Nobleinee: and (;entlenien of the first respectability, mho trite laboured under this painful and distressing .1.. wise, having retvived a rash. ti and permanent core, par ticle; irly rrqusst that ultimo - cm may he made to them, .s sati.fattory evidences or the derided superiority ef 311:esrs. Cowie and Co's plan of treatment. Many of three 14entie: Inc., had been outer the care of Messrs. Hume, Heaviside, 3" oilier Surgeons of equal eminence, whet allemistsse their core ley the applie ulnae of the Lunar Coe :tie without 1111C1.1.411 —Messrs Cowie and Co. may be consulted by pa tients of tither sex with the greatest seereny man honour, 21 their house, No. lei:, {lotion -garden —Vat ienu. in the coun try stator:: the partteithei• of their ease, enclosing a remit 13nc. ( " 1 ' l . 6 'wn and mettle Ines, will have the orct. nr sent to any part of the C:eited Kingdom !ti7, Hatton-garden. Price &wen GI l i 11l .av and upwards. l'u be *ern at Messrs. Wood's 31auufactury, No. 225 1 Tut ten ham-court-Road. No. 111, SKINNER-STREET. SNOWHILL, And 3411, OXFORD-STREET. T 111•: U 4 )AI NI F.ItCI Al. 11,11.1, WINK COMPANY inform their Custom er. and the Puts. hr, that their present Prices fur WINES and SPIRUIS are as follow . DI N NER WINES. (Per Doren ) Cape Madeira 'l.ls (Vest Indio 31roleira ....65.. Cape Vi,. de Grave . P... East India ditto no.. Vislouia 4t4s. Vin its. (hare 7:ss. Tenerilre in. Saturne . 7:..... Wont' Mall.-ira 'ols. 8055.... 44. Lanzarote ;Ms. MOM Ph• Ails. Sherry ( I ' l.l y . 1 . 1 ) 52,4 (111 I lock 1'20., liiicellas in. Champagne. I're:truing EN.. Ea.l I ~.h. !ow., y 611... Ditto, Sparkliug......l . 2sis. Pale ditto ti'l. DINNER WINES. (Pints.) East India Sh.•rry of the most rare Quality, :m. W. at ititlia Madeira, 36.4.—East India ditto, 40hts D ESS EWU WINES. Rc•l Cape l•.s 01.1 East India Lisbon ..60s. Mountain iKi Fromlillii , lC llO4. Bich Palin4 5 l /4 (11/111111UVIC l2th. nEssEtur WINES. Ist Pints.) 01.1 Is..ist Indio Li5h......32. Froistignise .. rs3s. Ditto, Cos ...well.. -t'. ltril Coa•laulia tits. Itslinsey Ilodcii . :l Malmsey Canary .11s. KED WINES (Per Dom.) Pert, Vielage 1412, Second Quantity lt:. Dim. 1 7 44 t i4li3lit V this,. of superior Excellence Clarions 01.1 Rorir united Port, 3 Years in Motile ... n6, Claret. noml i5..1....1. hat osiall thrum...l 7"15. Ditto, high 114.01......1, lissi growth I lig. ('ORDIAL... Per I),ts.•n ) Pine Apple Rum Shru lo ....on, (..(...ac Bundy .. ..... XI. White Noyran O ll.. I lard No)cau . . Mis • Ntl). - A5l Man titisto..... • 140 a. SPIRITS. (Per (1311,m.) t;rnevas Ohl Jamaica Ran Cocitiac Brosoly, New pith/. Eiclit Tear. ohl •'!•. Ittl. Ditto, 'runt*, lusty Years oil (the ...di/ Parr.'( in Me Tredl) Ituitet.l.l.l4 11011a...1., eery line .2.1.. Oil. tit Wises. in Wawa Al proportionable low Prier.. rOiti)rCE'S BALSAUie COU(.;11 .F }MAN —'lliese Pills give immediate relief in till. mint CUI12;110, oh:clever rause procersliog —allay tht ire itnliun,or lirkling sensmion. that exelieN c oughoor, or to gentle espeetmotioo—quirt the eiresilo• in the Nov, by 1/111/111(tIllf 3..lrtlTOtinatiOn to the an d by th e i r h i koi.ie nod ninoty III! prnperties, In...vent or remove the mo d dist•essilig symptoms that us u ally t1I:CIIi o n l o kiot cull, 4111'11 as lionrsieness, soreness, and tightness of the chest, head-ache, ft vre, fse. Sold, by appointorent of the Proprietor. at Mr. Richard's. Ch: ttlist, lord. Strom,. .i . .411:1t1114. It mast have ; also by Mr. Saisgrr, (Al), Oxford.-treet 'rate..itiryal Exchange; Ward. Holborn ; mid Mrs. .11Iea, 4)•sforsdstreet ; itt boxes of 2s. NI and b , lid. • . • '• ~..(t: ',. 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Charles; he fought egaiiist him, and took Metes simplicity of its plan, to enable the scholar speedily to ac- in ho ar d.. heim. In the actin'', the vangeard of the argil , quire a cunipletc knowledge of this pleasing language. 16. An ESSAY on the CHARACTER and PRACTI• had beet' sdrromoted near Laußen ; Nei , tame to Also, by she stone Author, CAL WRITINGS of ST. PAUL. By Hanoali 3lore. The 2. ITALIAN EXERCISES. Adapted to the Grammar. Third Edition, 3..6d. bound. 17. The INVISIBLE HAND: a Tale, its 12mu. price 1,4500 prisoners. 3. IL LErrottr: !TA I.ICO, the Italian Reader: bring ss. i n 1,,,,,,.,i, In 1800, General Ney iris employed iii the arms a selection of Extracts from the 4 cotillion Italian le. The VELVET CUSHION. By J.W. Cunningham, of the Rhine, as Commander of the 4th division. Writers, in Prose and Wise, beginnisig with Soave, and Vicar of Harrow. Eighth 'elation, price (ii. in boards. which occupied IVorms and Frunkendal. The B . la etidiug with Dante, with Explanatory Notes; forming a M. DE RANCE: a -Poem. By the sante Author. of Jone he gnined the battle df the Iller, and took Series of progressive lessons, the study of which will enable Sel'ollti t:/litillrl, price& in lwarils. the Scholar to read and p r operly understand the works of 20. A FATHER'S LEISURE. HOURS; inscribed to all the enemy'* artillery. each writer; 1 vol. 12 . piace 6.i. his Children, principally intended to :wrest the attentiou to Soon after tirukirtil Ney was chdrged with the 4. An Italian Translati .... of Madame Cottin's admired Retie' • and Social Duties. In one vol. Sew price' s. iii 'Tale of ELIZABETH; 48.6 J. boards. command or the bodies of troops diaper Pd betweed • 21. LEXICON GILF-CO•PitoSODIACUM. Anew, T. Illiiiiiirren and Dtisseldrof ; in less t h an eight rhiva , 9 • WORKS LATELY PU !WISH ED, Well, S.T.I'. thin villgat 'Ts** demur Mandavit, per- Ile made 13 fidse :Mark., which all oneceetleil, nnif By T. CA DELL and W 1)-IVIES, Strand. multi.. in Weis correxit, exemplis ase Allatia, et aiiimaderr- gave lion the favility of causing all the regiments 1. AGN A IMITANNI A ; Volume the ~....a.o. illustraeit, verbis, a Miii•ello umissis. Chian, pli d i. tinder his orders to cross the "thine at the %Mile Mo. tiegitvit et Gra•cis viteibits Litinam veraionein sulkier-it. meld. ‘‘'liile this passage was effected. the Grim"' • M Third: being a Concise Topographical Account Ede. Maltliv S T.P. (with two highly-finished EllotaVill.l ~ of the Comity of Cornwall. •• ^ ral, at the head of 9,000 men, marched in the Salle of the present Eitor an d d of Dr. 51ice Si ss. in By the Rev. DANIEL LYSONS, A M. E.ll S. F A. & L . S. 00:11„.11iorell), pr of Frankfort, where lie routed 20,000 Mar titiaia, 1. Rector of Itorlmarton, (Sloneestershire; end 23. A COMPENDIOUS DICTIONARY of the LATIN in English par, who had been joined by 2,00(1 SAMUEL LYSONS, Esq. E. RS. awl F.A.S. TONGUE, for the use of Schools. To which are ridded, Austrians. He (hen returned tb pgas the Maine Keeper of his Majesty's Records in the Tower of Loudon. . rii ,, lish nod Latin metitnixe and __ .....,_ .., roper Yi !.." •••••'•_•". I_2r near ;Wentz. He passed as a conqueror, oyerihrow..., Handsomely painted in stn. with ii 1111 l crow; Engravings, Name:. By Alexander Adam, L.L.D. Hector of the High in g all that opposed hini, the t ountry of Hesse of Views Antiquities, Ste. "'rue :1/. 1r... i n k aia k, Si•liool of Ealinburg,h. The Sceutid Edition, in one large A few Coples on Imperial Paper, will, Proof Itopreasions, Darmstadt, again took poiaitissitin of Manheiiit, vol. tiro. price IS.. in bOarils. price 61 60. in boards. . 23. A GRAM MAR of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE. Heidelberg, Bruchsal, Heilbron, and reached the s. BRITANNIA DEPICTA; bring a knell of Views To which is addict, a Series of classical Examples of the walls of Stutgard, without experiencing the least .._ - of the most interesting and pictiirrsque objects in Great Strueliste of Sentences gaol three iinpfirtant Systems of the check. These hold moves obligied Austria to • vaa Britain, engraved 611111 11111WillI.‘• by J. rarinztoo, itt A. time of Verbs. By t h e' R ev. J. Sutclifie. 12mu. pelf(' 3 *. 6d. Part IV. containing Twenty-four Views in Cornwall. Price ii.l.o. cuate a part of Switzerland; atid thus contributed 3/.155. A few Sets of Proofs on Columbier Paper, price to the famous victory of Znrieli. 24. OBSERVATIONS on the WRITINGS mid on the 0/.6. and a few un India Pape.. price 8/. Ss. 3. GALLERY of CONTEMPORARY BRITISH CHARACTER of MR. GRAY, originally subjoined to the Employed successively under the orderS of (le s.. ttttt i Volume of the complete Edit ttttt . its 1814, of all his nerdNlassena in Switzerland, Under General Nlo- PORTRAITS.-This Work (of which Twenty Nineilici - s are mutt in Germany, General Nev, after the peace of '7 Works. in tiro vols. 41to. By Thomas James Mathias, Bro. already published`, .rill for n Sines of Porto aita of the Luneville, g ' enera l inspection most eminent Peewits now helm:, or lately deceased, .„ price 7s. ill boards. was charged with the Great Britain awl Ireland. Elegantly and accurately drawn, 25. 11w MAZE: a Poem. Elegantly printed in a pocket of the cavalry. L I soon left this oltce for a mica in an uniform manner, from Fif..., or from the must ap- volume. price Os in boards. S jO I , t o Switze r land, u s Mi n i s t er Pl en ip o t ent i ary. --. proved original Pictures ; and the Engravings (executed in • 2ti. The MAGIC of wr.ALTH : a Novel. fly T. S. the style twit soiled to P.wirai) perfect ew.similies of the s in r, Arahor of o A Whiter in London," it, three vols. 12mo. At the epoch of the projected exp e ct:tit-in ag a i nst Di awing* A ttttt oilwr 1,1 1 1111111,11til (sit ) , 111. tin'. ~,,,•• price leek. in NI/111W Eligland, lie was uppoiated Commander of the , ! r a i n i ng Si x P or i c iiitg, each arc I I:lIlleol u or , ii .burl Itiogra- '7 The PRINCIPLES of II" 41 lt, exhibited in the Camp of Nlontreitil. phical Notice, price l' 5:4.; Proof Impressions. in is stye 'PRACTICE of the CAM'; mid as developed in a Series of General Ney received the reward of ao much glorious service ; lei was included in the first proa rim manure, on large Paper, price 1/.165. and the copies A Grio.ral Orders of field 51arshal the Oulle_ of %T , ellington, me 11141cl!reel111.1'intlitig to the dates of orders received. K. (:. aoc etc. tor. in the !etc Campaizo . .t i f il, tli t e ke l e i i ) i i i i i k i lit I ~ : i motion of' Nlarshalo by tile Imperial Government. few of 4.ach Portrait are taken off fur separate sale, price 3s. with !menet Orders of Graitoe the a, Proof Impressions 7/4.141. Ciiinherlawl, the Doke of Marlborough liiii I rif Albemarle, The war between Austria rind France having ! • 4. A NEW MODERN ATLAS. Dv John Pinkerton. Li " stair, . , . • . „rice 10, G ap ii • i n ho eva i l ni r . Oki 6i.e• lice . Ike. ll) one •0 1 . 8 "). again broken out in 1805, furnished Marshal Nev Complete in TWellty Nita-111(1s, price it is. each . The M4ips are enzraved in a size tattled Cidumhier, so as to cm- ' ~..„ .„;... . _ ._ ___._ __ _ _,_. . _ ai i uee d *ion to signalize himself by new exploito.--- • I.., : , , • o,.i t: , 2 v ds, rt t r: L r i t n ir ic l ii v e l l i: .. -1- r ,kfic r::: ., 1 , .. g o! E k., r . 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In the Twentieth Noodles. iv given a Geographi pais b . , a premiers orris Jr Is lit tivature eti France, jits-pu'A I Ile reimiiiied master of the field of battle; and • .; , : i ..i ti. 3 o l :ili i i i e o s ir t:p ri u y n it w il l i i e ir t i l i l e e n . , 4 l l , ar l z t t i •:r is .. c o o . i l is i t t r ie u r c i t t e s d o , r w i is li t :. ,i r ir li .L i . . c . f . hi lin Ile 1814, les mails :Lutenist viviitil exc.-pre, Cos 1 , ..,. 'ob., oust eu ICA suffragem ales Litter:doors Francais 14, plus i., , , thous foe a general mum zetneet. gained a coin plete victory. -• , 5 The CULLODEN p A p ER s, curapria , aor ,„ ~ an ~,, 0i.,,0,00t 'oar Icor SAYOII* et par Icor gout." Ina vols. Bv u . 1 . ~ aa site Corresimmleme, from the year 1025 to 1748, whirl, price ll ' 411 boards . . Al At er the pitti.i ation. of Ulm, Morshul Nee I conquered the Tyrol, find made hia gl i erio u s re - .. i • llrOW4 111111'11 IleW belt 11 1 .011 that eventful Period of Brilkli Ilistory; hilt l i:IrtiellhIlly 11.411111111,t; the Rebellions in 1715 tem lee into iiispruck on the %tit Noveisiber, 180$a v 4 nod 1745; nod inelitiling numerous 1 alter* from the unfor- HISTORICA I. NOTICE He then marched into Carinthia, where he re it ai tie d - t • tonate laird I,ovat, and Ilthrr Illtltillellisliett 1).. e ...... a ' until- res I k e til- time pence of Pburg. . Time; with occasiimal State Papers of numb II iNtorieal Itm ON THE At the fisnlettii battle ofJesia, Marelial N e i/ c rune po r tance. The whole published from the Origistals, in the LIFE OF MARSHAL NET . At corps of the grand army, h is s k i l. p o ssession of Ditalllll 11;1•111 7 ,e fosse,a ( . 111111.1e11, E.,1 1 . T o w hi c h j 4 prefixed, is IlltrolitUell tttt t including II- moire row- - .., ipl di and his heroic courage, coutri- . of the Right 1-1 -able Dinican Fos-lies, many years Lord ~ ..j Jutted fling this memorable battle ; where . ! , President of the Court of Session, in Scotland. Howls, onely (MOH THE TO Lira!) the F its covered tlienwelyes with alt ilne printed in one vol *to and illustrated by Eogravings of the ia . Asti frith the bl ac k s / - _. Lord President Forbes; of Charles Edward Stuart, Sou of T mortal h ey was then d g l lit y l ei a tam tm r i:o l rt s a o n 6 t , for t ress i,h - Igli ca r p ri i s t o n i s t the Pretender; and of Esc similies or the must Mien...imp Whatever have been the misfortunes which have Ififinratures; price 3/ 4ts. in hoards weighedon France dining 21.5 year*, the military a h t i l t e ed or oi N t the ,tuNo n 8. HISTORICAL M MEOIRS of SIY OWN TIME Gone which she has acquired iii these times of were mate prisoners. and there were found in fife Part the first, from 177•2 to 1750 : lotus the Second f • , 17,41 to 17s 1. itv Sri N Wam %Vr.ixall, Wirt. The ,_. , i • 1 , I. which now fuse .. .1. I ,i 4, t it oi r :iru ni t ' !i t-s itt riif tlid po re s;e ' r 'l i t t ' ;; K iTie e ' e l i . ii ii i i ii c' ea: r n rY nd ch t w lie n hi es fr li tl II the r :I I I; fortress 80 ° Piec es at ' can na"' an d l ' am ewe miltl ,l4 ..eelllllt .'.l I 10011. tl is . o - t o , .. suswei . to the Reviewers. Hands .ly priiited iii 1 vols. taw. with of the warriors who have fought fur her. Mnrslial eioess It was Marshal Ney who, a ftCr Inally 140041 y and a Ports-ad of the Alit low, price I/ aa... i i , t was ds. Ney will epiwar with distraction among these 11.- 7. iiisruitic A 1., 5111.1TARY, soil PIC TURESQUE i list c oots meli _ t i lt , e d evote d c i t i z ,,, tx. il ( „•,,, g ,h e glorious combats, took, in 1807, the (awe of Fried , a,, et ..,,,_ 1•Ind, which hint given a name to one of the them+ aneseatvATioNs on pott . rut:.% 1., ino.trated by wittier- 1 ...i.:. a r i 1 "Its iv;ini s, men Tor Millie than a qu a r ter said victories whiell have rendered illustuons for °us eolusirml V 11,1,4,11,111 allthrlll le. 1.1311 , 1 lir iill the 51t..,::0.." el/oi I not!. foug ht in the PC11111,1113 daring the pr. sir 111 gar. By tury have desolated Europe, lie has beers aSSollated G Irill-CC Aladin:l.w, Major in thc Corps of It r aezoi e ev v, tit all the t rut mph*, to all the victories •• Inch have ever the French arms. 1 Lieutenant-Colonel is (la smut: corps in 1111* 41.r1, ce 44S : rain, signalized the French armies. History will deride Alter the peace of Tilsit, Marphal 14ey conduct , width Brevet rusk of ('oloael. To be completed in Fttlll'freli whether so much valotir and BO ninny 1111 . 1HUry sir- eil his army into Spain. It was in that fatal war that the Marshal, having to c b u t ii iituitteru in it Parts, price 1/ Is. eaeli (Tea of u Inch a r e aeady published), lr making two bawl-mut volumes imperial 4.. t il es will be tilde to efface n moment of forgetfulA obstacles, w hien the natural difficulties of the cou..-• , i t , i i -y ),:e( e l le t l u eri l u n l t t i e h ii z i t i r s i t a , i i t i i i s t i l l; o il l: 4l t . l l i . e ,ye i t t i llia t l i i ie itat i i ii t i s lit a ili i- y! H. N.ts•Ai, it !won Ds ; ...,...,,„ 7. a . % T i cs „r En „„,... imam and a single ilistatit of error. , .. Owe er....• original 11,a ititi Its Nicholas Poco 'X, Esq. illus. Boni at Sarre-I,ollls, February 10, 1;69, of an a ',m i r e ,I tow' I tI.:Ill'l l o.11 F.11.2%1Z.-Illellill it Sea, since the (31111. 1/.1111 , 4 hilt 110 t very fOrttillilte EllllllV, Marshal Net. skill, the prielence, end the valour of the greatest . :a . ' , - ;:::::: .! 1 : 1 1 ` , : i . * :::' , " ‘ I : .,! * ::: vi s „.. 'n i A t , F 1 , ::::: , •c t o il; c i n h e t ... Y: % ll, ct r io l . 7 ::/j a : ) . ,l "e ft • embraced early the profession of arms : before Ili,. Captaiiia. lli,tory has already written. in eteriesi : charactero, that set the retreat of Citedad Rodligo, thef t of the general S.avices of the British Navy, doriiif the two 11.4 Wm.:, by Lieut. Wm. I mica Pocock, Revolution he enlisted as a volunteer it r i a t i lt ( o ;e 4 h t f l r i oi re • It N _ giment of hussars, then culled Corpo . .. trot I. eoitini!..iie four Eneravoies, viz 1. A vigiiette Wad- his vivacity, his strength, his skill ill managing H M arshal Ney, at the heed of three French re..t -rue:lts, stopped the march of an enemy f a artily el 0 piece, Model of his Majesty's ship Vietorv-'2.. The Coon. horse, decided him to give a preference to the light mencenalit of Houtaities,t793, Ihe BA:, i, ,at the viitruite cavalry. more than 27,0 Cd melt. ..r H,-,,, H.... firing upon his NIII . II ,T,'4111-1 4 ` Childs ' - During the retinae of the army ill Silail o t, M a ri Ilk RetiVitV, zeal, and great iiitelligeuce, were not lung in distinguishing themselves, and it. caw ore of Li Cleopatra by la Nytophr, I lath Join-, 1703 . shah Ney constantly commanded the rear- gutted, -4. Vigiiette Tail- sere , Sor:opliagsts to the Memory of lo tri tir tve t l h l e " pf e e i s t erZt lTY ion °l o l l 4:i ttl: after having passed successively through all inferior 1,i,..t. williern, It. N price sue guinea- ranks he woo made Captain in 1794 ;it WWI then apidrcal. France owed t o o c occasion, o t ‘ i . a , '. • ti A NEW UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY of the MA- thin he lweame acquainted with General Weber. Ito NE ; being a (swim,. Expanati.lll of techniralTeruis 44iiel The frankness of his inannero, mid his military air, many thmerands of her brattiest deferidero. . Phrases usually employed in the Coostrortiou, F.iiiiipmeat, After dila retreat the Marshal eras coiled to the . '''. Mschinery, Movements, owl Military as welt us Naval Op t . Idv"'"e'l t hin ighe command of a oquadron, and employed Lim eoininand of A corps dr ! arairie in tbe tlisa,ienal, and Grimed, rat ttttt vof Ships; inters. roll with such mots of Astronomy - ...,. who scion appointed Noe to rustvd him with several t to TV _enioratile campaign it, ntrsid. Tvithout en- / as will be timid useful to practfcal Navig %trs. Te which ` near Ins porous He int , • • . 11 4. 4 • • ...-- - .... - • • 4 sT'''r' • -•• , - .... .iii ,- .' ....!:- .'• %4V - 4 ,',.• .•. 1 --....