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1 WM '77 ,w 1 ..r• -=—..-4 , de.- I.A• ' -/ r , 1 .ter-...... ,q ! ''' D it I t.to • ..... rt f o i t. .. __ .. {-• '. ,-~ • • • • • 4. I t)A • • T\ tq) , • ';ria li i i=;= .o r, _ •••• mimosa 2027. ELEVENTH THEATRE-ROYAL, HAY-JIARIit4T. THIS PRESENT E VENING. ittly 2t. will be perfornse.t, a New Play, in three acts (interspersed with Musk), caw, THE kOUNDI.ING Of THE FOREST. With entirely New Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. The Cha• selves by Mr. Totinz, Me Jones, Mr Eyre, Mr. Earley, Mr. Liston, Mr. Grove, Mr Smith, Mr. Noble %II a Cobbs, Mrs. Lmton, Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. Glover, et , . a..c Character. in the Deere:—Mr. C. • Dubois, MI" Johnston, Messrs. GRAM., Goodman , Gant, Hope, Id radius. Barret, Cranfit Id, Char'''. Ry,d, Stokes, %Vella, Se. erhe Music, incidental t.. the Play, composed by Mr. Ki Ily. To which writ be added, 17th time, a New Muskat Farr., enEctl KILLING NO MURDER. lite Overtime and New Softie corm:melt by ktr. The t harmless. by Mr. Mathews, Mr. Grote, Mr ho,lll, Mr. Wharton, Li.ton, Mrs. Davenport, Id a. Ma thesis, Miss Kelly, Am. 4.e. a s s The Public an. hi at cespectrolty iof nine.: that the new Play of The Fon...Ulna of the Forest sill he repeat ed every evening till further notice except Thursday Lext, when will he perforiroti, the Play oklieAfricans ; pie.ions to the Play, the Itrantatie Pwre, S.ltagie Believing ; and after the. Pla!„ (by p. mansion of the Propriety's 4.1 the late Theatre-Royal, eotent•gettless, and bat time by•thie Compel" the Fever. of Is He • Privet l—s/lse next repre smote ',lief 'll* Critic will be on Tnrulay next. Tht Musical farce, called Killing no Murder, in CIIIIIW/11 . ellt C of Us great popularity, will tic acted To morrow nail Monday, after 'fin. Foundling of the Forest . A \ea amoral Romance is in rehearsal, and mall ba apeedils produced, with new 'scenery, dresses, and decor. wriewa—..•r i e Myatt tompiteed by Mr. Bishop. THE Ebta.ISII OPERA. BY PARTICULAR DESIRE. Several of the NobiFly a.iil (Venn'• bossy: expressed a wish to "Rowe moodier rep...mutation ors the popular Opera of "Up all Nisbt," bef.ire it is withdrawn . *mourn of the New Yarn., the Filhlie am respectfully inforwell, that the And repreeentatuoi of the New Opera, called " Tbellassiaoltapastor," is de(tvred till tiewor.uw. LYCEUM THEATRE BY AUTHOTHr. RITY D V LORI) CHAMBERLAIN. rats pitk:l,:E. EVENING, Jul. 11, will perfareriod a .1 New Cowie Opera, called, • I. 1 1) Al. l . I ! OR, THE SMUOIIII.ER`f CA'. The prhieipal cholera's's by Mr. I) • atute, Mr Phillippe, Ilea is, Mr. Smith, 7.1 r. Doyle, Mr. Fr' . ..er Mr. Miller, Mr. Cli.iltmlev. Master 'Wallach ; Mrs. M. -Aisle. Hew Omer, Mis.. E Af.re Site Opera be lin :eased, Le the eleventh tine, a Nair Grand Balkt, called NAKOB: OR, THE INDIAN LOVER& With retied? Now Sreatry, Dresses, ind Heeiwatione. flu's la Invert* Sabana of the Nabob), Mrs Eerie T.icart (Nabob), Alr Robert , Hasse m (Confidant of Tararel, tineve thief War, .‘faster N tilde &Ow, , •.yolows Warner) Monsieur Roordre ; A rpesia, fa Toon:lndian) Mill I...ipisoi Zectselli,(f ather of Arponia) \Tr Itunlauger. Lit.lifinf the H 'con . Misses Hawes, I :wen, Deunett, V. Dranett, T.ww, Pet.,, Yakut'', Ruse, and Swirl'. Nieves: bliss," C. Bristow, E. Doris, E. Townley, E. C Bristn v Harding,driver, it, far Pte. To which will be a ' clard, the First Act of the crtrbratril Barletta of POl)if VIII.C AN. Einem (or Cramp). Mr. Pensoo ; Jupiter (or 'Squire St etl). Ikea; Apollo (or Wisemsa), Mr. Fitssiisairoas Maw (..r&dean. Vito;, Mi. Doyle; Bailin* (or rinser), Wr. .Per; Mere:iry Druh , , Mr. Fisher. Veuus(oi Mews E. Bolton flames cid Plates to he taken of Sir. Spring, ie the Des "4,-c, rit the Sarall.l rUtfIOICY of whim, u i ig also be had, Private Bowe Nightly. Te-eisornia will be wrest-int S, fur the fi.,t time, a New Opera, in three sets, ratite The Rtiewen Impostor ; or, The bop. of Smolensko. _ _ EATRIE, IV GRIME. • Vader the Pie of their Y tyal Bizhnesaes Ott Print' , " of II ale* a :41 nuke of York. THig Pi{ ESENT fa'E\lN(i. FRIDAY. A. July 11i TO•NOHROIV. iti4l.4s . day) July nt, • New k;oata - rn .Erttatraall l's 0r.A.1 Speetock, cal- Tbe ; or, Tl' riermiocaLus of tbr I/M.:ARP.; will • general attdek on run! Norma ..... ii(nt.srmApissiii!„ by the Outdate Company. with OW Ectentri,ilies the Huuttd Titika !—To .lade with • IScir Comic lonorottoote. ruled II Alt LEttl'lN PVGM.4- 1.11):1 ; ur, Ttlt;il Ita.lequ.u, Itnlognn. juts. Old in, Mr Davis, M. No, Inuit ; .hreltittr, Mn- Mrletllr, late Mu m T a yl or; and (melt, lAltrellt. FLllrpast FtV , , 11 , g1 , 1 at pt:t h r4111P11,.... at 1.4. f. pout In.tiat.—.lErplestnan Toithot by a'te Masten. • .• prevent tlie whirls have reerntiv or, tared, to c0n5...UW..9f.. of the is....v.tuts lost losot,t wilt lie proper twat. t.i keep plae-s, the puhk• wee respectfully lb% It ty-Itgarp:r eirola.t he sea 'env.. fur ageb otter,. unleat tbetiaeranta attend it Gee ,Orbilek, nor cola they Ir kevt lunar Utile half. .past laves. VAU[FrALL. Under the Patronage of his Royal Highness the PRI < E of WALF.n. EVZti INC', FRlDAl'..luly !I, wiii I >e • GRAM) GA LA, snit Exhibition of I'IRE-WOIMS. --Admission, aa. Chl. WHEN Mite; of education , mid protect I skill, use perseverieg and unwearied endeavour', to find oat the must safe sod certain method of heating a few pervading diseases, the inireireafill result of thee experience ia the b. .t proof cif superiority Mr. GOSS, after lii inR regularly educated as • MEM BER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS, and initiated isle every tumult of the Prafeseme, (certificates mid iestituoniala wlech, Gout different Hospitals, he has to certify) mad e the core of the following //teethes the object et his partieular study, viz a CERTAIN 1/1 , (1it.. DER, frequaistly connected in a moment of infouiratioo ; DEBILI IY , whrlh, rsr .mg halm Bacchanalian it:dukes cos, long irsiden.c is eiI•11.II es, in a h Ftl.T Si • LII'ARY V ICC. tot often unhappily pursued by the Youth of both Sexes ; in tbe one it will be finial the cause of STEAI4ITI' or 11.11 t HP:\ NUR% gad an the other in /*aline • tdwarross train of \Creou. Inwasse,r bids, if nut timely re footled, terminate is 1M POT EN CE and CON St PTION The retteeltsf a long and extensive Pt-artier has enabled bin, by a peculiar and raperitw method, to avert mid rifer "'"Hy nurse tines the... Arcs, husever luv•trrulle ur ruin phuate4, without siikjecting the Patient as the lent re.tride.t in dirt or eetrelee; fed io flight TIEN lip AS Eh, where an 'tarty applwathen in aritle, after dim-miry of lie to. 6 " 10 " It. , Piedra himedi to perform a ere le the shot t :Wen al vf tiro F roes the eeprecedeetea seekers, of billion'', of treatment in the cared be shalt reurplaintr he. went been •...N a to fail la tone all& 11111Ptewie, in twelve yews' PraCt Ice, iron which pertod ember bemired ps»sas of both sexes 'c bees eared, softy of whom lad been salivated with , .it /Eect ), Mr. Gen bed hero tethered to thus puliticly -flee big sdvkr. flu. seay Vie coneelted, by estlvre sex, &lily, ••••h Inviolable ourrecy, .n-he tellers ~ post-pant). T. Hose, surgesm. 13, Ihtereste .erect, l'h.ct *inst. FRIDAY, 'JULY 21, 1809. - . ' STATE LOTTERY, WITH ONLY 5,00 l NUMBERS. SCHEME 4 of nn,uotd I a a 1,0001. 4 of 5 , •04,111. ta of :AWL 1 of 2,nte.l. Besidei tools. Ake. ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. SW IFT and CO. reawletfitlly. inform the Pulitir,- that Tickets and Shares are on Sale at all tlis4 (W -hets, No. 11, Ponitr% ; No 19, Clniensa cross; and it; AM. gate Fligtesteret ....lire Scheme of the present State Lottery' is flew, and affords itil Adtenturer ap typist Nulty of gamins the immense suits of no,onol !!! which ,n. tor ol4.intr.l by fins chosinx the whole of a 'lumber, ow in prop ai oitll GO' any parr.—Tickets mo d Simnel, a ail be higher Infos. , the IA awing. FIIVICIIT PRICE. • Ticket 1.2 t I is. lief Lit 0 0 1 Eitldb 2 17 0 Quarter 5 1:1 0 I SiXl4o6ltb I 9 et Gait LORA GA, 11114 _NOM. ECONINIITTEE for Letting tlo, MUDGE norsE ESTATES. 'will meet at on THURSDAY the 31st ilav of A ncii.t omit, :it neve., o'Clock in the formto‘n, TO Lt.:l*. by PUBLIC Auo - 10N, BitiMiag LeAyes, ifik sit‘or u l Laos, •PI LEE or PA aCtd,,,411 GROUND OM the amth side of the rood kisding Loin Plough Alehouse to Orovc-street, Drptford. The Plau and Condition may he pen at the Cagnetta/ea Office, a, Aldsrmanbury Poster. and at the UAW . of Works, Gaildball. SAMUEL NEWMAN, Conintroller. This day are p price QTRICTUIt ES on the APOL11t:1( set up by t,l Mr. COBRETT, in his "Weekly Political Register," of %turd's, June lyth, leo% for his failure to appear at a rourt.Martiril, bald on the 'Nth of March, I;nr, and to maintain the Charges'he liiaprefrtied against certain Offi cers f the sub Itegment of at " When a man on attempts to make converts, whether it be in religion, politics, or any thing else—when he Olke comes 'orward u a candidate for public admiration, 'siren', rw r ornpasaion, his principles, his motives, every action of los life, public or private, become the fair subpart of public disesesion."—Cribbett's Works, Vol. I. p. IS/. Also, COBBETT CONVICTED, and, The REYOLI7- TIONISTX EX P SED; as taswer to " Political Regis. ter," and alibi seed to his. By Detector. prier 2s. Printed for C Chap;ile, P• 11.1111•11; paid also by the Bulk seUen of Hampithire and WiltsAire. 01012CESTRA1HIP.E. • VR. STANTON rembectinlly r A. I"latilie, that the f.statss at Wavle/ e: ton, advertised to he Sink! by him, at Garr • House, on the vitt' inst. Lave been dip .y private contract. TVRTLF NATILTSHIRE, iiitig% 01 'raven), Pmiltrr. V ha• jest landed ar• .of floe lively FOR SALE —Tonle dressed, every day, in the ht,v,ttelt pet feetioo, for Potties—or sent to any pa, t of town or country. MONET. MERCIIANTS Noblemen, and Gentlemen, may be directly supplied with Sum. of Monev /not len then 20 , 11 to any arnmrt, by Annuity, or o n 601., Ur Notes of Hand, oe other Seenrity whirr.. a Gee fpn.t.pard) to Mar. Marten, No. 145, Holborn, near Fur- Meal's len. Any oas vim Am a 'I •la of Money abort him mar lay it oat to great advantage TO STAT/ONERS,SO 4 DRSELLERS, PRINTERS, GRO CERS, MERCHANTS, at* TO RE SOLD 1W AUCTION, KY AIR. IVA RI.TEIIS, On the Premises, No 140, l'pper Thantes.stret I, on SioN KAY, July the 24th, 1909, sad two &Mowing days, at t I o'clock, valUAle s•rocK in TKA 1J F. of wHoLESALE STATIttNE.R, qmitting the lomnees. Consprisiwg upwards of 40.11 Reams aimperial,Royal, Post, Foolscap, Blow, Lump, ( isp%ing, Drawing, Cartridge and other PAPER, sever4l bstpdk, of Itenty, ; Puetc hood, Portfoto., Cards ; Acemint, School, Copy, and other Rooks and Pamphlets, a (manta, of waste Pa- cr, Pew, a Bego(Qudlr , Sesling Wax, sm.l 11111111e1011‘ other Stations sy Articles • Won 11 the Implements in Trade; together with the LEA ' SE of the PRF%IIsES, and a few valuable lots of FI • RNITtntE To hr viewed one day prior to the sale, and Catalogues L id no the Premises, awl of the Auctioneer, 17, titre stiert s Clare-alarket. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC. L AYTON rod SIIEA IN, No. 11, Ilrnriutta slreet, Covent-Garden, are selling every descrititiun ul SILK MEIICERT, opon the following extraordinary low prices, (for ready noire) twice full tive *billings in the punod lower than In, other silk rweieers in the kingdom The very hest Italian Gattews, es. tier. to 3i per yard, sold by other mercers at ss. l'he sh.otest ti;ured ditto, 4*. 9•1. sold by other mercers at 7s 6d New Goigunpni. 4s (j.i s u m Ity other mercers et 75. lid. The slowest 4.n/41e-twit:id tiareuets, 51 kid. to tit. lid. sold by other mercers at its. to 84 bd. The wheat Brocade, Itgarell, GB. to ys. mid. sold by other mercers at 9.. to 1146. The very hest Itnn/bazeens, IS to is fd fold by other m-r -rei s at)o to Andalusia Siiks, an eatirely use article, rutty 4*. p • r yard, yard wide , with Poplins, Lashes, Velvets, Sat/as, Vellum., ace. .N.e. Every article fur ramify lloaraing,equelly cheap. • Belford.llou.c, NO.I i , Henrietta-street, Covrot-Garden. PROPRIETY OF PERSONAL Al PEARANCE. &gaiety and Hr glth cannot be snore essentially promoted tlou by attending to the Preservation of the Teeth. 114 It. F. TON's it EST()It AT . TOOTH PollllldEll, banns received the approba tion of the first NulNhly , Goitry, and a r ., ... , 04111 Pubin , by as extensive eginsitoistion for a airies Ikt i ears, Ilk sol as iltg attestation of its supertur rxrelleior, .1111111% the analysis ails component pet., by the must elistiestaialeed Medical bargeters, who have pi...tonsured it the T v sgee..got erL;etg.lelc . 1 moth Pgsvolo known. igg increase: the beasts of the contort, mid lieu:note the dor:slight) , of the Teeth, mid eliteh Avg, to emonstuester of .1, essesseiscrel ad...on:As se het a bouggorrel wills the ilithlleillate liStrolt&h, 10 '1 heir *t reaties, aml the •f 1150414 LlNStrautni hr. , of llor Ito)41 FOOttiV; Nobility, ('retry, kr. in lisp United Kin' eloggi N EWT4 I N'e •npoTif • POWDER a. me AStriaxest and totiscorbotw Poseler, a de:heats aromatic, eatieniels grate ful to thr palate, and plesaaut is its sew ; in hnr, No these who apply it, it is a certain preventive of pain or decay of the Teeth, to the latest scrimd of life. It contemns to he faithfully presaged b) Mr. Newtua only), at his 'rouge, hen- Vssahall (late of Crest R wierl.street, Pena .l o o), from the ertosor Keeapit ihe late Sw Richard !ebb, Plissiagian to Their Mitt, -; ke ; aail sold aimless* or and fie • xportation, Ity Mown Shaw and Edwards, Nu. Ali, Xt. Paul's Charch-yaril, shuns Ve has erapeweresi to make a Ida ral alli.granee to hi. Toes sod eg e u r u e y Yen. deg:. &e akin. retail, by every Perron's!? sad Ileelirigre Seller in the lisingehren, to bows, at tn. gd. sat* N It Pk.we to sal for Newton's 'South Powder, assi eve that II 11. Neatuti'• ts wrist, non esrli Os*, with red ak y as all 'Moan sold as Newtoa's see impositions. i This day ere pablisired, (re, elegantly mislaid is 3 snob. Leroy tit:taro ' Price il. Dl litugrrdr , with • fine • Portrait of the Auther,) TIDE (MKS, iu PROF _ ann VERSE, of Iklr A. cIiWI.EY ; w ith Stites fly Dr HERD, late Bishop cif ‘t &rester.' r Printed fir Sharpe and Holies, Picearrity. IYhrre may be had, *leis publialmii, in a neat smolt Yo- W with an Engraving, Pr.! cas • latiortlei The e.% IRA MA of WIT ; euhtblti.t(at woe view the choheat Epigrams in the English language. _ - • •• - • - - This day are published, price Ss ACTS mini EXI4.:IIINIENTS 01,111 USE of A.. brGAR FEEDING STOCK. With nn Account of the Sagar.kd netts which t.'ilaiaed the Pf lc at the Smithfield Cattle Sher; and Hiots %r the Impi•.ciAtient of WASTE. LANDS. Loudon: Vistaed hii J. Harding, it,, St J4uars'a-strect. Vs Irate mil. Le itad, The nooK ; or, Shuotitig Journal for ito9, price lo• •-•-u •-st• This day arc paLlnicd, in 2 V. , 14 with a Portrait, rif „ a Zinck, price inn in hoards; a very feet co pies larger papie, price ti. is. 1" 11 " 1 ' ta;i l E-itS of EI,VA RETIE MOlT'Autf, with some of the LETTEADI of bee CORRV S iPONDeNTS.-..Part the Pint .—Cuataiuing hex Lette, from a• early age to the age of Publ..,heil Icy MATTHP.IY Mf.r.VTAHE, Esq. M.?. her Nephew unit Litecistar. Priated for T. Castrell and W. Day. • Sire . ..111/1•11, RI rand. Ibis day is published, in tee volumes, price tits. w hoards, a ore Edition, being the testis, uf fIdELEHS iu SF:AU:CuI of to W : Cumpre- IL/ bawling Observations on Domestic Habits and Man ners, Reliliuo and Morale. Primo.' fur T. Cotten Stoma. Of whom may belted, I. Al BICTURESou the I,tuileru System of FEMALE FOCCATION ; with a view of the Principles and Conduct , oevalent MUSIC Wooten of It oat and Fortune. By HAN. NA111!IIOR E. . a sills tenth edition, price ice. in boards. t. HINTS towards forming the character of a YOUNG PRINCESS. By the saute. it ruts. ad editiou, 121. in boa*. THOUGHTS on the import/Ate of the ;11.1NNEILS of the GREAT, to general Society ,• and An EWT I m ATE of the Rt . :1.11, - 40N of t h e F ISHIONABLE WORLD; two cc' vs, or printed together in•oue !being the loth (fib,. first, and ti:i- Mb edition of the second), with a I. new pi dye.. - By the cone. boar.W. .t. SACK:AJ Ihß.lll,q, .•11:efly no),•,1 f a r young per. sous; the subjects taken fn ut the Stole *l , i a • his melded. Sensibllityon Epistle. By the same. 15th edttern, ss. in boarde. s. ..ItAncs AFTER HAPPINESS; a Pastoral Drumm Ay the sane. tittle edition, le. Cid. •.* A coesplete edition of site Works of Hannah Morey eonteimieg mil the above-useutionell Pieces, and a great say others, unsipendy printed, XI twelve volumes, price 31. XS. IX boards. Medial ts poblolord, price Lid at ss per dos. THE CHI itCli of EN(;LAN I) 1)00. TRINE of tits LORD'S SVPPEN ; biwg u Ab stract of the Grounds on %foal the Chords 01 Earg;sod sepa rated front the Church of florae. By SHLTL , bishop of Durham. Sold by J. Hatebsell, too, Ptctaddly ; sod 'decors. Rivisg too, St. Paul's Church-yard. rrELLIGENCE. • FROM THE FRENCH PAPF.R% TWENTY-FOURTH BULLETIN. " VII Jill 3. " Geu. Broussier hail left two battalions of the 84th regiallent of tine hue in the town pf Gratz, and proceeded to Vildon, to join the army of Dalmatia. "Oa the 86th of June, Gen. Gully appeared before Gratz, with 10,000 men, eumposed, it is true, of Croats and front ivr-regiinents. Tile 846, which was cantoned in one of the suburb', of the town, re pelledisll attacks of the enemy, routed Inns every wh e re, took .500 mew prisoners, and two standards, and maintaiised himself in hti preition 14 hours, 'giving time to Oen. Broussier to come to his assist ance. This conflict, lof 011 . 1; wails ten, covered the 81th. and its Colonel, Gaiulsio, with honour. The standards were presented to Ilia Majesty at the pa rade. We have to regret, that 20 of these Wave felinws were kilksl, and 93 wounded. " CM the 30th, the Duke of .tuersiadt attacked one of the Island* of the Danube, eta small distance from the right batik, opposite Presburg, where the enemy had some troop*. -" Gen. Gadin directed this aperation with skill sk. it was snieented by Col. Decoiit, mai the 214 regi ment of infantry of the line, which this Ofßeer com mands. At. two o'clock of the merni,,g. this regi 'neut. pertly in boats, and partly sw imming , cr n sie d a very marrow anti of ti-Danube, seiz,4l the island, routed the 1500 melt who were upon it, and made 150 pri vai er s , amo n g whnin were the Colonel and ve%rual (Miters of the regiment Sr. Julius, and took three pieces of cannon, whab the enemy had lantled tor the defence of the island. " At length there exists sin lenge! any Danube. as Gtr as concerns the Frenvli crummy. (:eirenil Casuist Bertrand has raiwal works which cxcitc astonish ment, and inspire admiration. " Over a breadth of 400 fathoms, and over a very rapid river, he has id a fortnight rai , ed a bridge formed of tiO arches, no *lnch three CArria , ,mt can pass abreast.; 'he has built a second bridge upon piles eiglit feet broad ; lint this is for infantry only. Next to thewe two hiridgysis a bridge of hoists; we can, therefore, pass the Dateable in three columns. Three three bridges are secured against all insults, even againit the effects of tire-ships and incendiary machines, by stoccadoes, rated on piles between the Islands, in different diregtions, the furthest of which are at r%O fathom, firm', the hrielgus. When these immense works are contemplated, ►hey might be thollelit to be the lalroslrof many years; they were. hmvever, prodncel iit h )3 or 110 days. These woks are &feuded by tete-de-pont, eao of Itiuo rte • SIZPINCE-HALFPENNY. fathoms 1.11 extent, forme, of redoubts, siirromaliA by pubsades, friary, and ditches tilled with water. The Island of Lisbon is a strong post ; it contains ningiiisiiies of provisions, lutrpieers of heavy' ear... 110.1, and ao mortars or howitters. Opposite &t -hug, on the left anti re: the Danuhe, is -;bridge, which the Duke of Riiioli has fixed there, hit covered by a lee-de-port, which had been raised there at the tour of the first paiisage.of the river,. • " (leiter:el legrond occupies' the woods in the front of time fete'-de-poet. The hostile tinny it In order of battle, covered with redoubt.; the left is at Elitenilorf, the right at Great Aspens ; a few di.- di irgea of musketry from the advanced tents have token !place. " Now that the passage of the Danube it Ye- < cored, and that our bridges are sheltered from every attempt, the late al the Austrisu Monarchy will be decktett iii airtight bottle. " The waters of the Danube were, on the Id of July, four feet above the hiviest, and thirteen feet below the highest pond. The rapidity of the river at this port is, when the watersare hi l rb, from seven to twelve feet"; when the water is moderate, foot feet six inches, each seentd, and PlaOri irrnatig Illa 11 " at any other point. In Hungary it diminishes; a. great deal ; and at the place where Trojan raised u bridge, it is almost insensible. The IN ir: .s there 4.50 fathoms broad; here it is only 400 The .. bridge of Trajaii was a stone bridge, the work of 'several years. Cmear's bridge over the Rhine ••• ,s ' raised, it is true, in eight days, but no loadeu .....i -! nage could peas over it. " The works tin theDainthe are the most beau ' tiful 111ilituy. works ever formed. " Prince Gelatin, Aide-de-Camp General of the Emperor of Russia, arrived at Schoenbruen, at 1- four of the morning the day before yisiterday, at ... the iticli.iriit th 9 Emperor was mounting on horse- ' ' back. lie *et riot from Peters.burgh, the Sth of ' June. lie has besioght intelligence of the mtoch q .. the Russian army itfip Ciall.cia. " Ilia Majesty Ims quitted Schorsibrunn ; ha. • bibs hstetaosilis days encamped. His tents are eery beabtifitl; and made in the style of the Egyptian tent..." •. e . YkNlCg, 2CM( ff. We reed in the official journal of Dalmatia, that, in oberbecwe In the Emperor's orders. 12,000 infantry and 2006 cavalry, under General Molitor, were to proceed, on the 12th of ..Inne,, fere- hl!lia" gary, in order to protect Dalmatia, and Occupy Croatia, and the whole Austrian coast. AttaSURG. JULY 2. All the Fern; I; military corps, which were est*. lalished in Sualiiii and Bavaria, will proceed succes. si.v.iy to Austria, in order to unite with their respire tie.. 4ivisions. The service of ' trotigrrting effect,, which has been hitherto perf „rued by the iolvabitsuita of Cie conquered countr'et, mid their horses, will heoceforth be dose at the expense of the French government.. For this purpose, a great number of horses, have Lemi..bOught at Vienna. .. , . vita Na, JUNE 28. The 'different corps of the Army of Italy are sp proeriling Eberadorff, wilier* it is soppirsed the fl: a. sage of tile. thumb.: will be effected. All the bridges are mely. There are two nn the that arm, four err ~,,, the second, and ei g ht, which will b e fi xe d a ll at 4 ..- once in four hours' rim-, on the third. O n theisllit• side, the A itstrititts are making all the PreperationoT.: necessary for deferice. It is said, they have d og ar'la ..- covered way airing the line where they expect to bra: • .... attacked: All the corps of our army arn..rtady to • march; all the carriage* are filled with provision ; and it is thought that in .21 hours the landing sill take place. On the 26th, a saddler of Vienna was shot en the glitch, convicted of having buried in his honer three pieeesofeannon nattoer. the Freschristererl thektme. To prevent fresh example., of severity, the Gover nor-General has just renewed the orders alristily pulaishell, relative to the deelaration respectiow arms and oinniunition, by the foil/ruing Proelasae tion :—. " INlis A nITAIITSO/ VIEN‘• . .--it it some aunt since I've senlisf.leiriler hmi novie , l, the multitude. This selfit,oo. spirit lia.t wianifestc4 itself in impulse group:, sod meetings; A uoriso prisoners iii weir here been t,:la-ia s A lA in ..sae soca• sure h) force; fire.stena, nunputis. a:mustn't wa, and art vit. belonging to the artillery, were stilt hid; iosolts, provoca tions, acts as - totem*, the isevrtabla conserposusre of perfidi ous inatigrittons, wad llawory or crsiniu,.l hopes, threatened the trauqiutlity of the city, :led the ..t . ..ty of peocefel eit.. seas, wticli satett' Nal owe to ;he especial protection of His Majesty the iiesperor and Rine. The ckesency of His Slis- , jesty Yu not lsec,t eshsastsil ; bat a luntso nwirwilitY wauM be estal ; and he has urtered that these sets of rewneity 'bush' be etsceittst by "ample, scrip's . . Toe gain, primer lease beta condeototsl, and awe isadergooe show stateuee. Sem% but jest =rustlers, wall Metier repress time therheatir d law serlitiess, if they diustid (I.,re to ihcav tbssaseteser lion otb also stalks rho's, who. not olxvis i r the Il IN II Alia hoes bees prusoulzated, would hare to reproach tbeeaselese Mralli an i ma mews' the public safety. . Eta, isbehitent, who has is his boast Austrian trip tamers of ear. shop instantly maim a dectersticoi of it, as well as amounting' all arms, powder, smaimation, wise. . ~. ...,