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ANSLATION of the WORKS 11 , 1 , 1 s.ith Ills Original I've', anel e 4 Notts, c • .1 tr r is is Lrtln anal Franca Coin ment.e.ars. FRANt...3, L) D. With a.lehtion ii Motes, by Faleind linO, Of th• Ibis Snc,ety of the Inner Tempts. Trirt.i fa , J J W .1 and J. Rer.hurlsnn; R Rslrt wm T F.tv• -) ; Colic!! Mart,/ J Nu nn; G Kemety; I. Irian. I u st, Rem, and Orme; Cadell an I D. , •es; Allen, a:I.1 Cu.; l'Jte and %Y:llianss; J. :10eker ; R. H. EVIIIMI; and J Aisis,tne. The day Is ?Wished, in told Qanto, prim 1111 a, neatly r ball bound, ANEW GENF.tt AL A RAS; terstakk T di/tin & Mans al all the plinetiral States and kingdoms throughoet the World, froth the latest and teas welftwity correctly engraved upon Thirty NM% Re Quetta. and beautifully eolnii•ed Outliner. : Y,imri f , r, and told by, Thomas °nod% N.. 3, Are , rarta-lane and way be bad set every Book,eller in the This day ts publisbed, in Two latge Volume., ere plot Chia Gnutc7 in boatel', THE ELOQUENCE _ of the BRITISH SE- ., NATE ; ur, Ssloct S:iecintens from the 5: +arches of the m ei% dnaolguished Par rinientary ti„eaken Ftum the beginning of the Reign of Charles the First, to the present TIME C with Note., Biographical. Critical, and Explanatory. London : Printed tar Thomas Orel; No. 3, Aveanaiis. lane, Ludgate.stieet and sold by all the Orel;, This day is publidiel, handsomely printed la Two 1.4, Vo lumes quarto, price Vour (saineas is boards, with 6) Plates, neatly engraved, 'THE EDINBURGH MEDICAL and PHY SICAI. DICTIONARY, containing not only an Ex planation of the terms of art used in Anatomy. Physiology, Pathology. Therapeutic., Surgery, Midwifery, Pharmacy, M. , - teria Medics, Botany, Chemistry, Nat Und Itntnry, &•c &C. as employed in the pro sent improved State of Medico Sri once ; bot also a envious account of Diseases, and their treatment, agreeably to the doctrines of Cullen, Munro, Hunter, Fo•dyre, thegory, Denman, Saunders, Home, and other mindere' Teach er- in Edinburgh and Loudon. To which is added, a copious 61,ssiry of obsolete terms. by ROBERT MORRIS, M.D. JAMES KENDRICK, Surgeon, F L. S. and ()theta. 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Wi.iltuf ; Joan Roc:eardrum ; teal J ilerthog, 36, St. Je.orieestreet. y day is One nest VJ:1111116 Ittno. • ill with two vievint Metes, price 3s. 441. in exit., I,,ent., • rliE ENGLISH MUSICAL REPUSI WRY; lI enntonwg a choice Selection of the 'toad esteemed St nlai in deo English Langiuge, adapted tor the if uice, Violin, sad German Flute. _ Pro;ted tur II Cooly and Co. 4, Station-copit, London. Wbe•e may be th.l, 1114 SCOTTISH MINSTIIII4., i4cleclion of the &vomit* So , as of Cal •dunia,vittil !•franc, adapted fur dm Vote, and Violin, 2s CA. _ _ Tn. sKYLA 2% ; being an e'egant Collecion of the hest and newest Songs in the English Laneu :se. A inw 34, lid. bound in red, with the 'mutest variety of other Sun TJ INNKkEPEIts AND THAVLLLEK:i. WdETHER BUSINESS UK I'I.EASLRE, This day 1.. ,o (boa VColllile . 18,1,10 ',ewe Ss. or eu hoe pap •r, uith Niain pica is. Gd. ClRO:if:ll . '6 New and Cuaip:ete I'I)CKET GA ZI..T I EER of ENGLAND and WALES, containing under I. A Doscriptitin of the *1 owns. t. Situation. Extent, Trade, Martutectoirs, &c. Pod-Office Ilou.s to and tram London, and al! p.n. of the Coital K.ogdvin. 4. howled Inns. b. Distance :.out Lon.leis and adjoining Towns h. Gnnlcineres Scas, and trinalkatite Bon(loiv. 7. Claspitahle Librarica. U. Hanker., and en whom they draw in Lo:Won. 9. hinltet Day 3, FAIN, ie. 10. Government, Cuttnins„ and Privileges. 11. Coaches, Wassinis and their !doors Amusements, Con...dies, Race., &c. IS. Itt , niark.ble C:.aractor. in or Solar each Town. Pruned int U. t;.elby and Co. 4, SUII.OOIIIII-011%111, London. -- ~.. jerk was to have set off yesterday for Fontain. Mean. She is actompanicd in this tour by three of the Ladies of her palace, Mesdames la Marechale de lime. Vaa klackeren, and de Harel. There are plays at Fontainbkas. thrice a week, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. The French Comedians, and those of the *peer eesrigre, aa alp ternately. The competition for the grand prize of sculpture is exhibiting in the halls of the special schools of the arts in the ci-deoent College Mazarin. The subjea is etahinter/a, nteelienties one of his nisertteries The class oldie fine arts of the institute, will ad judge the prize on Tuesday, the 89th. M. Blin de Saint More, author of several trage. dies, and some heroic poems, died suddenly; when entering his cabinet, at the age of 64 years. The Emperor bad not lung since appointed him fibre. !lan to the arsenal. There 'has been exhibited. for some days. at the Broteaux. on the site which was recopied by the Menagerie, a ravenous man, who devours at one meal the four quarters of a large sheep, rsw. and eats two pullets, with their feathers, for his desert. The hand-bill which gives these Funiculars, an nounces that this same man has eaten the whole of the elephant of the Menagerie. ?MM. UP?. 26. The following is the address of his Eminence the Prince Primate, to the new King of Westphalia.* and the Princess of Wirtembeig, when he pto notusced the nuptial benediction : " Prince, _ . . . - . ti Providence grants your Imperial flightless a spoils., the micallent qualities and perteltons of wipne heart and mint online a ~ e scere and deserve.l aff ttiu.t, Hts M. ty the K nq, tier analyst father, has given striking proofs of his faith ful attachment le His isajesty the Emperor Napoleon the Great; allot to Houses the must powerful, forms Cu; attilototonal toe to strengthen that concoot, iounde.4 on the .0.11:.! 'which the Gotooot Monarch has su receirtiy conquered, sod given to tha Coal/tent." •` Augu.t Princess, " Heaven gives bow a husband in the perils., of a Monarch, wliti:e excellent dinnisit;on will study your hap:on e 's, while your Royal 11:ghiless will be to lain an inexhaustible assume of felicity. The Seas and the Continent witnemed his valour. his r • tidente. cud hi. great qualities; while the slaves whirsite (Jaen Ise broke in Africa, Wes• their benefactor. Such • hos.eoa, angu,t Princess, deserves all the alfectkin of your heart, whirls you devote to loin In giving the nuptial bo oed ctiou in the pirseut celebration of the Sacrament of Marriage, I :awoke heaven KM the perfect felicity of this August couple. May emir descendants constantly Imitate the exaaiple of their •atue , ! May you, liapey pair, king connitute the happiness of your people, and at length reerhu the eternal rewa-d Ond prefers, fur the 'whet shorn Ise calls to Win by bib disuse grace." NAVITER, SIFT. 23. Accounts ham been received from Bahia, in Brasil. stating. that on the 28th of May. being the festival of Corpus Christi, a coospiracy bad been formed by a great number of the blacks, who in tended to put it in execution. when tile procession was passing ; ►ut the police havit.g obtained in- formation of it the preceding day, gave orders for apprehending all the negroi.s without esceptiisr4 Accordingly they were all seized, and their atro cious plan was frustrated. The conspirators were detained in confirietnent, and the innocent were restored ro their misters. Several plots of this kind have of late been formed at Brazil, but thanks to the vigilance of the police they have all been dettded. 1101111110111110, SETT. 8. The King has issned a very severe decree against the vtgaboud soldiers, who rove through the country, committing devastations, tinder the pre tence of being prisoners of war, ramming from France. The war-committee hat finished its labours. The King has declared that an army of 60,000 Men is too weak for real service, and too numerous fur paraJe. Accordingly all the Prussian troops are to be reduced to •11,000 men, twins supposing the finances of the state are adequate to Ibex maintenance. Nikolaus°. arr. 19. The knee sustained by the o ste city of Copenhagen, ate estimated at 96 millions of crowns. The wound oflieoeral Pernen, who commanded is chief at Copenhagen, was dangerous, and appre. hen►ions were swettained respeatog the conse quences. He was wounded by a ball at the attack of Classen's Gardens. It was at first thought to be mortal t but, on the fith of September, his life was considered to be out of d..ager. • The new King of Westphalia is Jerome Bonaparte. .lie.. Jerry Sneak, who ran sway from his ship, hie wife, and Ins eh.ld, thus beaming a deserter. a eigemiir s sod as unn.itural pirent. THE BRITISH PRESS. FOR llf E USE OF SCUOULS. Tilts tt,:y is i , ohl•thod, roe ft. *THE PROPER NAME:' of the BIBLE,TFS rAmE.Nr, a d AP:JCRs:P.IA, arranged elph4:ieti svilatees. - ee. rd . og to the Usage. awl prarounee after t,e manner tram m Pootootte lag pie/ovaries. fo which at• short %Coal S ode! ees, eurrac . cd root the Mile Se—Mutes. inteldrof A. a elmn b - tok suet-ed the Spelling Kook. •-,4 to loectsg. th e Bade, B:pelri , . &lei By JUIIN its/BlNtisiN. AOC • Of The N•w English tisielhns Boni. ;'• t. The An .1 Teaehottg the Otthogra,tita. &c of the Len guar;" ern: tiie I.:LATUR of use sTBILEJ rY FL I.4iiind of Entitles English Unticienry. Sold 10 the Author No. 11. Thane s Tomple-har; Mr Law. Are.Al.riAlan?; Mr. Nun Great Amid by all the b....1t ellen. PATRIOTIC rum o.—uoytys. 19147. AMOUNT of SUA•CRIPTIONS on the day S Th.atkigivilig, and subsequeut .lays. alrrad! 123.4a9 4 -1 0 0 1 11 6 . 2J 9 6 75 14 2 Wed : Rev. Ralph Carr Rider, 11 Miser, S ! ,asaa - IP-riNdi of Glomlaton blistungh.im - - Ditto Lanelimier, Dothan' . - _ Hawn, $-w rruaidebee. additional . . - Rev George AnilCar, Curate of lisle, iu Derby. skim - - . - . - . . 1 I.: 6 Preatoo on the W delimit's ? 4 '7 U 3 6 'ghillield . - . Pari.hes of S • 1 . .!. 0 6 Westbury - . - t Sbral.ilsua f g 1 :, 6 Cawlif.ron • • . 3 C It In I/ pariah .4 Ilary , Kircuatitiglet - - - - 3 3 0 Remittal' from Yore, by *eons Raper, Swan, and C... Cokinel Hat•.l . . - - L.:, 5 0 Reaueliamp Rafael - 4. - I 1 0 Rey. Mr Ila3awell . - - 1 1 I) Parish 4 I;..rnhans - - . . 2 1 9 Drew of k:iby. Unda,41.1,. - - 32 .1 Ditto of Walton, additioiail - . 03 G __ - Pentefa^ Ili.ienting Chapel - Pa , i4h s CCauk•oel - - . 11 • : . 0 1‘; Uttto w Fe.ther , t,,lte, M.:l a 4.ara . 9 I I 0 I•odt.t :\ ta. 10 6 68, v„,.." ter y ot Ayr, kr„T Ar'llilllll l'eent• - . . 4 0 r 4 44:5 of B,luxto.l, 8 , 10..tu4t.re, L.,. 0. C; if 0 ANluusr of SIIP.SCRIPTION'i for thv ;;.Vi R \I. ruftrusEs of fh. IN:ff ITU LION, Algesuly ;vlv .e. ; L. 44,7.> v Il 6 v 0 V..kno.n, from Te. l .llngeon - - Chatha, Dm's..s of Uoyau Marine►, allitiunal. p t o Col AiKirre.lo Brogel A C..llecoon - 50 0 0 - 3 10 - 10 V J. C. lAndoit - 13 u W. aI. I - • 10 19 0 • Orange Cob. at R.) Chanel, Lanea•tes 1 u 0 Orange Ciub. etitC(..lll4S. Ile IT Oldllarn I 0 1,16 e N..n'c r ..rIV..OIIC,S ▪ P.ivati-s of the 6:h West-India i.c, b. lieut. - - • 65 13 1 1 : L .3 .iiie• , R N. - 5 5 0 J•s.i. - - - ti N n.eitionitt•initna OfFecii, ant F.:sates o 3.1 i Fortarshatt Volunteer., one lot's tor - - - 30 6 5 114.4. C L. Irby. Midshipman of His M...iinty's ship .'.,dart - - - yt 0 0 AC. - -•- It Id Colts c.. 1-41. per Mr. Mriniams, Fithtanl, SOW,. • - • Mr. Win Crease,, Nistscaiitis - • kti.arti WrigiA Boson, 6.41. per Mr. float . - - - 21 0 0 G F Ai..lnck snit Sin' . . . 13 0 0 V. and M tit U.so,, rut' at.d - • • 21 0 0 Tito 1'1.11.61e Thesiru at P.ir.iinaribn, iot i c the Itotce.-4a of two s, ler W. i•,•141e. L•is tress, et - - - IC; 19 2 Sh , r!sy South are .u. - • 13 0 1 12 4 2 2 0 F.q. J,t:a - I; 14 0 -- I 0 .anan...s.one I ll:fir , 4, a:a! P ava4••• Crvoage• C 11-1111..:..4 lisl W•4:.4.abbe - 22 4 0 • : b.: tc:. J Mt • J.l`..blisstun I, au.:aluve ICLAM. Litad.O. FORkIGN It TcLLIGL.YeIt. FROM TUE PARIS TAPERS. PARIS. MT. 11. The privateer rEspuir, of St. Valtry rn Calm, Captain Coles, wok, at 3 o'clock in the morning of the Inth inst. ::!..otlt a league from the shore to the '..niatli.enst of the (fief, and yesterday brought into the pm of Vccarnp, the English brig liath.ra, of SuodeulanJo.f 2OU tons hoiden, and seven men, bound to Sunderland, in ballast. The prisoners were put on sheen at Fecatup. A grand parade is announced to take place nett Sua.:ay mwnii g. iu the Couit of the Toil lerics. H. Durean de la Malls, who died the day before yestert:ay, leaves a third vacancy in the trench aeadriny. We are itideisted to ham for the best translatton we have of the works of Tacitus. He ha. also translated Sanwa and Liey, but these have not been published. _ . . - - M. ISeltancourt, chief engineer of His Majesty the King of Spain, has communicated to the insti tute a iicw invention, which will render the con sta isAion of canals infinitely more easy than it was, by suppressing all ee pease of useleu water. M. A. hetet, Tribune who has mentioned it is the Report mirk to the L egislative Body on the projelt of a lam relative to the imposts for the constration of inland communications, has given the following idea of it : Each sluice, instead of one lock, has tea, comiguous to each tither, and which commu nicate in low. One is intended to raise and lower vessels a:. by the usual method ; but the vertical minion of the liquid which bears them, is produced by the immersion or emersion of a chest in the con tiguous hick. The bulk of this chest is equal to the volume of water to be displaced, and it is so accu rat.ly and ingeniously balanced, that one single person is sufficient to perform the merceuvres ne cessary for raising or lowering the largest barge. - Einf, in future, the still)ly of whoa, winch was one of the principal difficulties in the constration of can.ils, will be confined to the quantify requisite to make good the lass by infiltration and evapura tion. M. Grottroi Saint Hilaire, protestor of roolngy at Mu:eum ot Natural Huttry, and v:ho was a Mcr.•:::er i t the invi.ute of Cairo, in Egypt. was List M.milay Lontinated a Member of cat first Class ot tLe Institute. 'talon of anatomy and zoology, in the place of M. lisou•smet. PARIS. SILPT. 4 1. The Queen of Holland set out the day yesierJa) Inr Savigny, whste 111 C Spent the thy with Madame la AsarecLale Daronst. Her M.._ LONDON, THURSDAY.Ocrom 15. • *: We have received some new sets of Paris Papers. to the Ist instant, being of the same dates as those, the principal contents of which we gave yesterday. The total failure of Sir Aar Pansy's mission to Constantinople, announced in the iliwitesr, appears very probable. The Electra brig. arrived on Moo• day, at Plymouth, with dispatches from Admiral Cocciacrwoon, the contents of which have not been suffered to transpire. Had his visit with Sir As- THU% PAGI&T to the Dardanelles been attended with success, there could be no reason for suppressing such grateful intelligence. The news in the pre s....nt set of Paris Papers contradias the former accounts of the army assembling at Bayonne. for the invasion of Portugal. It is stated that the corps under General LABOADI, which forms the fint division of that army, only reached Bayonne on the 15th of September ; whereas the Paris Pa pers, which we received on the sth instant. con etincd several articles, dated Bayonne, the 4th and 7th of September, announcing the arrival of Gene ral JUNOT in that city, the Address of the Citizens. :ad his Answer, the arrival of several corps. which were distinAly specified, and their can:or:twat la the neighbouring distrals. If C.is Bayonne 4 1 , • army be not is's aemy, and a frighten Portugal. we shred not find the force assembled they Int dable, and more ready to alt, than aware of. There are now seventeen sacant at RAMO ; and one of the eleled, has declined that &gait , appear. from this state of the that Bors•PARTZ swishes the P. die away. The Papal ports an. by French troops. and the wl the Pore, temporal and spiri.eal, be soon absorbed by the bag French troops still occupy the Prat covering sad devouring that imp wretchel country. Among the vat sorted to, to relieve it, Faso ea tc c most disbanded his whole army, as enemy. and too strong for the subjf reduced state r but all attempts I condition of the people will be long as they are oppressed by I.lundeiers. and marauders. It appears. from our Court nears, Bt KKKKK T is recalled. and will be • Americen station by Sir Joao Doi and that Mr. Gsoaoa Ross, junior. a special mission to the Missed State.. of Admiral Bsaescar is certainly the American Government ; and the meat wears a pacific aspea. One of the Treasury Journals of Courier—alas ! t.at it should ever care G r oovier, a Treasury Journal, in the ' triou of the old French School, contained ing Paragraph The last accounts Copenhagen state, that the pubTse mind armed a favourable change inwards this sand conduit of our troops, and the in which all necessaries for the army have softened that tone of irritation first used against us. The perminii town, which was granted to Mae' ficers, has now been eatended to consumes are treated with civility A great number of persons in Copenhagen be infinitely more apprehensive of of a visit from tbeirfrawk, the French, continuance in Zealand, and we bay ports that the principal inhabitants up a petition to our Government, troops to remain longer in the islane stipulated by the Convention:" Our readers will naturally expire tistadlory cause to be assigned for sodden change in the public senurnew The fiat is, Ministers, after much ' tion, hare determined to retain Zealand until December, and to Castle of Cronenburg and the Crow the CAtrier, in the extravagance .I Ministers, does not he•.itats to say, are in love with the English troops to remain in Zealand. Now really for the most suppliant servility on patriotic Cootie?, or the mist vocation., on the pan of the public. The plan truth is this z The retention of Zei time, is essential to the purpose for dition was undirstaken, wd therefore to assign some Cause for U. Upon r rejuieed in the refusal of the Caowi 01 the Convention, stipulating within six weeks, which term work! Monday nest, as it would afad a retaining the possession of Copenhagen. thaefore, the Treasury Journal, convert, should abandon this Finalist* one so very improbable, we ere at jetting. The Funds experienced a fall , state of Portugal, and the report of the Treasury renders a meeting before Christmas necessary, are sawn assigned for the depression. All hopes of the safety of the Mc given up. It is now many month, seat to the hieJiterraneasi with which no accounts of her have been Yesterday a Court of Direllows Emit India House. whits the following were sworn into the command of ' • ships. viz. Captain ions Rs num for St. Helena sad Bengali and .1. the Ocean, for China. The Court o'clock till to-morrow. The outward-bound fieet for . Mediterranean, sailed from talmout under convoy of the alfiserrd sloop ' the former find the countty in a state their unloading, they will at last which many English families moy The report of the Area cutter captured in the North blot is bet Paris Papers state her arrival at brought in by the BbiL. Freoch pet smart salon, on the lath tut. of the rho Areas was boarded by the vat Per, and seven Eag6h sesame She StlliCk. Tilt drill! carried - Z. 44.W.trht. F J. )41. Vim• N.S•• C. o! 0.4 N et:4 4,1 law a mere meow to R be surprised t o Inch m,.re r ormi . Iran the public are en Card.nars heti • Cardinals, la i r * l 7. It w o w! yaw Rong s h Cim j l, boon P-Palteni ore all occupiei whole power of al, will probably 041 " of IT AL T. The Thew ✓ssial territories, veti T o ws e v r mpovzri.hed and ;weer al iota warm 12. kited VI ILL* Alt b.ual. pith 1 ; too weak for um Lvinn jet in its present r t.• , to ameliorate the of avail, es .;.: r /tenth locust; Teel Con thus we, that Admiral an succeeded on the w hin iILASIt ; in tip ior, is going upon later. The recoil! EWA y a concession to the whole arrange. of last night, Tle foci but wale to this—The sig h e hands of the Pe. duo seethed the follow. ?It,' ate received from 1 :f mind has ttsperi. Tsri this country. The I t ' the exaa manner inDos my are paid for, 141r1 on which was at Pro iti nion to enter the Mr , e bit General Of. r others. and our PM ility aid meet. of ' the reabagera begin to °nil the sonsequeace: tarn inch, than of oar will have beard ate- ST, Its meant to draw erd st. to sofa out tv tie end than the time iota some more so. or this great • • tow/ rows in Denmark. ie doubt :nil Lain a p L the possessiJa c Jai./ to demJlisle the wn Batteries ; and pig of its devotion to a d, r. that the Danes pr, and wish them at ti ly this is too much te ll II ale pan oi l the the omelet's ere Oily dirt plain sod simple Legless!, for same is r which the rape- for are it is necessary a this gratin!. we bee .wa Panics to re- na: 1 g its evanatica at r woold expire oa fair pretence for Mt , wahasen. Why, 312 1, 1 if it be a biomes te , m asible grimed fit ]a at at it loss to he I leg Hr I yo.ter 1 art that d day. oe w of t us of Parliament and anion the boy win Wesel enta are the aths since •be • 1 dispatcher. at dal two received. the was held at the D glowing ellitai, ll rip oat sit to the he: 1. Wit.tteresee fan I adjourned et ' °f "r ed I Portage' aid Vol mouth ou the I' • sae pof war. • • wet tate not 'oedema • fan st alined moos h 1 y ere pew ere harks Meat • V bra et too tetse• fax i a Dunkirk. ht" , . Cal peivatiter, aftn . the GanoPer 8 II : fat crew of the Pi the n were killed tee ed le gees. wru 11061110-'