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His Majesty baring been graciously pleased, nu the 3nth Octulter, 1517, to grant a New Charter for snore generally extending the Benefits of this Cuentootion, lint "Ili"; Wilt , effect improvements groneikd on the tette( of more than a Century, tic. Direct!, a hone the pka►ure to inform tie Nuhhc, that they are rstoty to admit Men& es Crum the ace of Light to Sixty. seven, fur the r.utoss kind • of Life-In 'seance, w►ether for the whole of Life, or for any term of yeses, or on guivieurshy, ur on any other Contingency re sperm: Life. The Amicable Society been originally instituted um R b'reu.e'p(e abkh ptuvtdes t q.tal aril non nal Benefit to the Aesozas, tit othi is inter.. led in the Lives unsure.:, Hrs. who heroine Members, buses. r early the Lite soup happen to fall, air etititkil, accurdit.g to the Amon_. of their I:.*eiaur es, to participate alike in all its Advantages lite Hit - actors toad a Corot every Wednesday, fur the Ad- In imaion Nleniberit Applications are received at the Of Arc twine's, Nile and Two nTiock, dant, Holidays ex cepted• Ry Oidrr sf the Court 4 Orisrtnrs, JOHN PENSAM, Registrar STATE LO FT I I.Y. NEW' AND IMPROVED 9CHEME.' —ONLY FIVE TI OUSAND NUMBERS; TO BE ORAIVN IN ONE DAY. II0134,11::4, PAIN E, and CO. 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TOCK-10101( EltS, 1 mil ill:idly acquaint the Publ.", that thee Lave .m bee, TICK IFS and SHARP< ha the STATE 1.0 IPAY, hcaintianz ~ : th ha I, and finishin4 with s,lnin • the said niabers will be drawn in Mir Day, (ktot,,r potli ' .—..11y this i•iinvered method, the AdecAnter eau idnain aft,re.id TICK r.rs and SHAIT I d 4.t.yr part of Ike Glolie, ftaetiy uu the Paw Irma as if psement. (lENF-RALSEA-BAIIIING ixrLitIIAMIY. ON SUNI).II . MORA INt; nexte4 SElt 110 N will he preached iu behalf of tlua In.tantioa, in the R.ariah Chace& of St. Jatura, riccudiliy , by the Hee. HEN RY WHITE, M.A. Curate suul E‘elttog Lorturer of Ail. balloon, Larhina: sod afternoon leettit.r if St. Mary, Ilta. tbarkithe. Pt appr.. V ill brein at E:t.eit NESS PJ.A Y. On Illnutts next will be FOUNIPLING of the FOREST; a P 1.41, In Titres Arts ; as performed ut the 'Main • Rsoyak Ibly.tastket. with ursisllo.l applause. IYrittr::. WIII.II.IAM NIONIJ, Esq. Printed rue I.uninnsis, Hunt, Ken, and Orane, Pateruus. 11) mho* will nts. be poib!ished, in n few days, YINt Piny, is TbrseArtx pro ft.ritio .1 sat the Tlatiktse-Ruyal, Drily lane. { Britten ay M. G. L.EWIS, Esq. • FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.. GERMAN PAPERS. • • SUI-l I ETIN OF THE AUSTRIAN ARMY. " Head.cinarters, Jane 17. According to a Repo.'t from General Ain- F , ..ta,dated the 14th, the Saxou Gen. Dyherrn, on the approach of the Austrian troops, !eft Dresden with 3700 men, and retreated to IVilsdriiif. In the Night of the. 11th, he, however, made an at tack ou the advanced posts established towards irtatiburgh„ and probably flattered himself that he ttrwld re-take posserrion of the town, by a surprise, bat the hike of Bruaswick proceeeded against him with the advanced guard, obligcil lino to fly natusn'y, ado pursued hint towards Freilturgh. Se i.eirral waggons, with wounded Saxon prisoners, have arrived 'at Dresden. " The losiii•rt curio troops took a pusitiim, as a map* urobservation, behind the Raub, not far from toe town of • that name, and extended by Szabad- Hegy, the right wing resting on the Raub. The height of Kys-Slegyer, which formed a salient an gle in the fruot, was mounted with cannon, and the Mayefill4 was defended by infantry. On the left wing was the cavalry, consisting of new-raised regiments of Hussars. As the enemy hail several days before made attacks on the advanced posts, and had teat detachments across the Upper Raid), the Archduke John hastened, with a part of tiie arioy-corps under his command, by Papa, to sup port his brother, the Archduke Palatine. and ma the 12th had already formed a junction with him near Raab. Omi the 13th, the enemy's advanced guard had penetratevl the vineyards of Czaiimk ; front which, on the 11th, the Archduke Palatine retreat. The enemy, however, anticipated the attack, anti drove in our advanced posta. The Viceroy of Italy, who was reiliforced lay Marshal D'Avous'at corps, dtpinyed also with 30,0011 men by Czanak sued Kts-Batat towards Pusstii4tiplan. ' "Fr his position, at one o'clock, a. in. the enemy made an attack oil the whole of our amid voileaimmired, by vigorous charges, to break through our velure. Columns of itinerary ad vanced to the attack, and were driven hack. " Our intatory was drawn imp in two et-hellcats, amid advanced in intimse , .. All the attacks of the curio% were abortive, until at length he succeeded in taking the llsyerhotf and the Chaoel of- Kys- Aliegyer. From this looniest the hrtfle ' , cerise general, amid the heights of t!lzalisid-flegy formed time scrim ou which each further step of the enemy was fought for. finder a heavy tire of artillery,_ the iittic_k was repeatedly renewed and repelfed.— The enemy manceovred at the same time signiori both wmmi s , Whieh IlUtVelthStilllding that the centre iniaiiitaineil its position, were at !art compelled to giro way. This occasional a retreat., which took place at tive by St. Javan, in the direction of Ace. Half Marshals Slee.erey and Frimunt covered the retreat, opposing the pursuit of the enemy, who advanced no farther than Goriteoe, where night pot au roil to the coi.te s t. O n th e following day th e Archduke Palatine proceeded to Comoro, as the binge plain of the Aft afforded uo oldvantegeons position. Irhe lows on our side wes,Troin 1:,00 to 2000 meta, to killed and wounded. The leas at the ene my must he far wrester, as ha was.ooo,tlilltly ex pend to title :iv) tire of musketry. •• TheDi•ision of the General array has pilfered another defeat imi time Tyrol. Thor have the brave Tyroliatc., a second time, con quered their freedom. All the Inntliall is delivered train the enemy. Deroy has arrived, with the small remaius of his corps, at Rosseuliesto, io Bavaria." clovna, JUNI! '27. The Austrian., after having sent their patroles to Atierstailt, 'flimsy mile. from .r, limier re treated from theepeighbourhood i t Naumborgh •uod Weiwietifels. toctsmencn, Jl7 , i 1. I. lis '.llajesty h is relived accouutslioill 1:1.• head quarters of the observation corps in Upper SWebtle, which state, that, on the i.totti, the insur gents of the Voralberg, to the number of 3000, from Bregenhy and IVangen, attacked Lintlau. They were, however, repulsed with great lu.ss. On the 19th, they also attacked theports at Keinpten, with a superior force, bat they were compelled to fall back, with the loss of too killed , aid ut least au equal number of wounded. 011 ‘lOllCl4y two battalious march hence to reinforce Lieut.-General Von Phull. FROM TNC atYxs or M 114 E. JUNE 27. The Austrian Corps in Saxony is now wider tier eornmaiiil of Field - Horatio! Kieninever. The Brunswickers and Hessians truly are ebonstaiid..d P by Gen. Amu-nude. iLetters front Paris state, that serious negoria leum for peace are carrying on, aiirl that Napoleou will certainly celebrate Ili, birth-dare lie t3th of August n, the Frew li capital. 111.1110V111. .11. - v 1: 30. On the 28th, the head-quarters of Ow Mitch Gen. Gratienne, were at between Leipsic and Drebtlen. The Dutch Nnd We.tnhatiatia had united, nont the king of Westphalia eapeeterlb ou tit 30t11, to enter Dresden. LFIP7.Ie. JUNF. Accordiliz to certain ild'ormation front Frank fort, iivAociatimor fur peace between France and Austria are carrying no, under the mediation of Russia. We err its hopes that eur Sovereign wig sown senora heck. PRAOCE, JUNE IS. The army of the Archduke Charles, winch is wow tlin,ooo strong, and is daily increasing iii force, has thrown tivfortnications on different pinata of the Danufw, and adheres In its plan of defensive operations. The Archduke, hoarser, sends de tachments to Hungary and Germany, td alarm the rear of the enemy. It also appear+ to be intended in a short time to hare more corps acting under Ge nerals Menai), Kreuriii.yer, and Telmer, in Saxony, Fraileonia, and Swami. t.virstc, JUNE 48. This day, about no sn, the Kine . of Wehtplitditt left this city, and advanced with the %Ovule of tits waif' to the ireighhournmal of Dresden. liefore his departur he wet united on by a deontation of the Magjttrae. His Majesty issued h.:re the ful:owitig ORDER OF THE DAY. Soldiitli the rapidity of our march, and the perfect combination of our movements, have had toe seine clfect on tbeeueiny as if he had Jost a. battle. " Only the day before yesterday he insulted our allies, ant threatened nothiii4 less than and de. siroction to our towns and To-d ty he flies full or terror before us. He has scarce tieeli able to hear the look of our ailVou;_ed posts. " lie occupied eight days in Advancinv, fro:n Dresden to Letpaic, and has obtaiu:4 no fdraotage, except discovering that it requires. only two did) a to arrive from Leipsic to Dresden. " lie believed us still on the batiks of the lulde, while we were on the Saal. He did lint suppiie, it seems, that we would encounter either fatigues or danger, even when it was necessary to hasten te our worthy ally the King of Saxony. " Soldiers ! you have obtained a right to the friendship of the brave Saxons. and you may in a similar case reckon on their .ussistaisce, with the same noble confidence es they have relied on you. " JER.oME NAPOLEuR." " Royal Westphalian Head-gam - kis, Leipsic, Jam 26, Ido.). " Chief of the Staff, REUREI.I.." , EXTRACT FROM A sEcoRO EDITION OP TUB BELL- LIN COURT OAZETTR, OP TIIE lIT JULY, INO ; ), klAs SEEN PAINTED I.ATF.R THAN THOSE ruitw•goen UT TOE 111.$111Ultta1 MAIL: " At this moment, the lst of July, at three iii the afternoon, we received the following intelligence : Exra.tcY OF A LATTER Faoit I.LIPSIC, JUNE 39. " The Westphalian troops, which arrived here, marched again on the 17th, in pursuit of the Ant trions ; the King himself followed them oil the tith, and promised to clear Saxony of the Au.- mails in a few days. " According to accounts received from Dres den, of the 004 the Austrian army having re ceived reiofneeemetits of tire thoossod eavairy, which made their hirer: twenty-six thominnd men, has taken post at Leiteenhousen, In the environs Nl,esseir, expecting the enemy. " The Austrian army is provided with & trails of 50 pieces of cannon. and is commanded byGe neral Kiensneyer. " This moment a Courier from the Wettphedhsll army has: passed throngh her,., to order all bii4+ gage he finds on the road to settbru to Magde burg!' ; he is 'also to proceed to Cassel, to order all the slipo.able troops , to put themselves imaseilivite ly in Motiou. " Since yesterday rifteritoen it is the roar of cannon has been - heard," Pitireenion, JUNK 16. In conseqneuee of some changes in the position of the enemy, near the village pf Egerso, Bianchi wished to make trial of their strength, and whether they had desisted from the siege, as lii piece.* of Callooll had been can iell away irom the batteries : he, therefore, on the 13th, shout noon threw some grenades iiito the houses, which were sal bi.iiiding in the, village. Ihut, at the first lire. the enemy's butteries rinse ered, and their troops a:ea:milled, so that we were able to estitnate their strength with tolerable accuracy. They fired distill* a whole hour, m the town, which lied already suf fered much on the 4th, on the side next the river, as also in some distant edifices, as the cathedral, and the acadeioy. We, however, did nut answer this fire, Tlsey Were then quiet till the night, wilco they vi gorously boluburtled our entrenchments, from to o clock till half past three ; our bridges were set nu fire, and have somewhat suffered. The tbing bridge, in the whist of the shower of halls in the bombardment of the 4th, thoiigh it was sometimes struck, rendered good service. The enemy has his camp •siear k'itsee, and is throising up eutrencli silents opposite the island of l'esehen, which we oc cupy. Davotisei, head-quarters tire in Wolisthal, where several thousand men, most of them Germans, ore encamped. The Fieueh levy great requisitiolis of provisioos, &c. in Hungary. CRACOW, JUNK 2. The following ufficlal advice bits been received " After the attack on the town of Sailomir, in which the enemy Mid left a considerable garrison, ureter the command of General Solkonieki, bud been begun in the night. between the 13th and 16th, and continued for three days, not without considerable loss on hotly .ides, the enemy, after endeavours had been in vain made for thy relief of the Mace, fount himself, this evening, obliged to capitulate. " The garrison was escorted over the Pilica. A considerable quantity of artillery and ammunition au. left in the place, of which a more circnunstu,n trnl shall be tranonitted.—Head-quartris, Ineluivies, sear Saidomir, Jnne'lB, ISOd." LcipLic,Jl;li 25. lii. S oton Majesty has given the command of the troops lately under tjie orilors of M t)yherru to Colonel Thielitiano, and appointtii the former officer to another command. The copy of u letter from his Royal highness the Archduke Charles to the Prince of llrutt•wick-t)vl., is circulated here. It was found in the Pipit-office, by Colonel Thielroann, after his entrance into Letp zee with the advanced guard of the loth corps of the army. under Me command urhis Excellency , General /A I ingnac. "TO HI% HIWINLsg +lit Dtilit OF BittltfiWlCK-OELS. Healetiarters, Gmietn Wares, June is, " With a concern in which your Highness will, no doubt. Participate with me, 1 have teamed that the imps of your Highness, which have rut red Saxony, have been guilty of extortions and eeccases, which dishonour the army, render forgotten the oppressions of the French, mill ore in danger or injuring/ the good cause, by the exa.perarioo of .he people. "three given orders to Fiefd-Marshal Lieutenant Rawl Ktenmeyer, to whom I have entrusted the commasil of the Anshan' troop,. in Simony. to WM tify that be will punish every excess. whether com mitted by the Anstnrw . Hessian, or Brunswick troops, with the utmost rigour of the military laws. "This rueerort, so long so the troops tinder your Highness's command mike poly it part of the army iu Saxony, is unavoidable t a body of men, who. in fact, have no country, can only be retrained by the fear of the general .intlinritt. " I most entreat your Ilightiess to make this order known among. 3 our troops. CH A a biri." • ~w ••• For Mr. Hook's Profit* to alla do, ate ti, k lust page. THE BRITISH IMP LONDON.' . . • FRIDAY. Jittt l i. • It is with much camera we have to announce the loss of His Mejesty's ship Grtylutined, Copt. PAKENItAbi, on the Coast of Ln..couia ; Waite are happy to add, that only one seaman suffered on the melancholy occasion. Capt. Pmeakusia and tho crew had arrived tit Millli!111, and were proceedio g from thence in cartels. Capt. PA II EN II AM, and Ito men, on board the Discor try, ulifottunutely fell hi with twu Frei.ch ffigutc.;, and were captured. The Maria, wil:a the remi6id-tr of the crew, es.. raped. and are ariived at l'eataing. %Va• have rereived s,.rne Gomn.au bat none of a later date than those how which *e made some extracts yesterday. They cout,iii Mil AnAliaa Bulletin , relattavn to the operations Seemly, oar the Raab, mud in the Tyrol ; but it throwl tin is :or light upon any of these subjects.—lt would appear, from is Second Edi.. of The tier lie Gazote, of July 1, that Jeuomv Butt•Paftr;.. alit had ruin:lied through Leipsic in pursuit of the Duke of BM; N SIVICIOI corps, had su,tatineal a cheek, as he had ordered ull the baggage in his rear to return to Alugdeburgli, and sent orders to Cus eel, requiring all the .li,,iosaule troops there to opt themselves immediately in niotioa. The (i.reiate Papers also contein tato articles which tpe..k of a negociation fur peace. One of them is dated, the Ranks of the Mayne. and the other from Leipsie, but they are probably fabrications. like the letter. from the shores of %he Bay of Biscay, the Banks of the Weser, or the garrets at Wollteradurff, which we end in some of the London Papers, tinder the imposing head .o f • Priam& c ., ,riespruide ~ c e." It would of greater advantage to iloN tPA RTE, to have it believed, upon the Comment, that Ids long inactivity upon the Danubc is not the le sult of the immense loss which he in the battle of Aiaeru. and 'his Suabiliq to repair it. .but that he hes obtained in that ban!e the summit of his minimum, 111141 is once more employed in " dic tating terms e! peace to Austria." The - The great which lately took place in the prier of cloth. liar been generally considered as not warranted. by tiro auttsal state of the merket, mid the real supply of wool in the country. It will be found, on reference to our 141 Report, that a trial took piece in the Court of leing'r Bench, yesters day, which fully con ii rot, this opioion. Tiy mire we rcfle tan the actual situation, nod the increasing enharrasteneota which assail NAPO. LEON from every (punter, the more are we in. lined to think. that he will not derive either that timely or decisive assistance from Roush', which seems to he indiapeuselffe far hie triumphant extrication.— Even if his Ally, ALEXANDER, in consequence of his etigagetnents, esstracted tit Tilat, and at Er furth, or from the operation of terror and menaces, on the part of Cie ttecotuvr, should be disposed, and desirous, to unite his arms with those of re vortsboiticy France, iti order to crush Austria, to extinguish Prussia, and to lay Europe at the feet of a Corsican Ituflian, stained with crimes and tur pinnies; yet do we still conceive, that other nape ditnents, internal or exterual, might arise, to pre vent, or at least to delay, the execution of such a resolution. Ruseia has been already sacrificed, in her dearest commercial interests, in her huh's. try. and, cousequentlY, its her'fineuces, merely to support. mind to extend, fur it is impossible to sati ate, the vengeance, or the immeaeitralde ambition, of lioesesaTe. There must, one should suppose. be some point, at which this subserviency will stiy. Without having recourse to violent expedielits ; without supposing revolutions, which might renew the scenes acted at Peterhoff, is 17tit, and at Pe teri•burgh, in 1801—scents that never emits be alto gether out of the recollection and couterisplatinit of the soli of Pane the First, and the grandson of Pecea the Third ; there are many oatio44l causes, or reason(, for stopping short in the prescit system of Russian politics. Trade, and conse quently manufactures of every kind, have betas al ready renounced; and we see, by the Imperial Elliot of the 14th of May, just prinnulzeted at Pete.i,• burgh, that more severe penalties could out be - nou aced at Bounleaux, or at Nitrites, ag iiiist am y communication with the English, thus throughout the Rusistut Einpire. It has by experience, in all ages, tuore ei-y to take the life, than the property, of the subject. Lb.NR the Eighth, one of the most tenguiliary sod tyrant- Meal Princes wi,o ever reigned in Europe, sad who sported with the blood of his Nobility, Clergy, "" people, yet always found the limits of his olcspet whea he attempted to levy exorbitant taxes. Russia is at this hour bleeding air every vein, inter dieted fruits navnetteig the sass. cut off frows any intercourse by water, acid ,tried up its all the anent productive 44surces of reveling, inerel.ilteceuee the t) rant of the Continent, laud the Usurper of ' Frenoe, Iw p rs , by these sat..riti.-es, exacted from his Ally, to distress Great-9.am,', the only Power which has uniformly defied mud o.iposed his nefa• riuua projects. While NAPOLEON'S &MU corned-