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77 7 rWr ... "7 17-- I • --`7'` . :P; . - • ... . , - . . . . • , .f . -..:. ' - R'AT' b 4 \ ' --.-- 1t • ' . .•_ • . . . .... . c , . .-.. '-• - - , o i " - - - - 4i ' l°. f; • " •••• A.: , i . Z . -," ..• • , 6 , 1 , - . ./ ... ...7 • ' •—• -,-- :-'.- 1 .. -. ' .-j•* - —I. ......i rr it . 4 ; stP,,. • .."...... ; , -- . , A -. .. - -- . SATURLAY, OCTOligg , ,44, IWO. -1. J .. I ,, PICE•HALPPFNPit. rr0................. _ -'.. ' ‘- -war . • . • ,• „ .•. . • . , . . . • ." • • • 't•••••,i: mynas& 2100. ~~~- :~~ - NEW TIMATRE-ROTAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PiII:SENT SATURDAY, Oct. 14, Igo% win he wird, • Cuserty, elated THE POOR (:ENTLENiAN. Sir Rnbcrt Womble, Mr. Nestles ; Sw Chili les Crophod, Mr. Farley; Frederick, Mr. Youssr; Lieut. Wortbiwirturi, Ma Murray; Onapisit, Mr. Fawcett; Cr/spiral Foss., 'Mr. Illareb-ird; Fulmer Harrowlrf, Mr. Atkins; Maybes' Eineiy; Muniphr, nubbins Mr, Warlrly. Miss 11.urrrtia Marl nli, Mrs itairentuirt ‘'igirthingtun, Man Gibbs; LAllle 11111111. Mb), Mrs. Farr j Mary, Mrs eristua . Tu shirt) will be Oder), the Musical Faree uf THE FLITCH OF BACON. Ili IN MONTH. 001111 1 01 RATION OF THE AMICABLE eiyarrr ril DISH respettliills wailed* the Pniliie, flint FOR INSCRANCE UPON LITE*. a, • the STATE LOTTERY nut sully begins, bit I lailitnted by Charter rarQueeu Aune, Aire tyuG. finishes ou ERII ItAY, Hie ooth of this twilit ; therefore an FIN - IE I/4 ItEC I s t /ttS 11 , )1:1 it t. 71 Witt' sit the who wadi to have • ehante ter grist 1.. • Society'. House, iu Series**, Ism, Pleet-itrert, EIGHTY THOS . SAND POEN MS EVERY tI'EONESI/Al, at Kiev's. i'Click, for the Ail by the purchase of • ids& N timber, asset boy before the II mission of Members, under the additional Charter, lately drawing begin*, as the whole Lottery, consisting of 4114.01.4u1 granted by Ilia t I Wyesty, Inc (nether initookiveg to the pitilie in Prise*, ii ill In: derided isi ONE DAY. die benefits of this lit‘titedims. By Resolutions of the last Tii I: ets ;mil Shires ate selling in great variety, at ha old Gewerel Court of the Sue* .ty the claims ayakiogio *esti.' esolhi...i...ti (Ape, in I.onilisio, aid hi his Agents in the of Members kre now goldrabteed to Outlier, at the Irate, Country ; who, I. the brae Lotteries, have Isere remarkably tool. per Share to the Families re Assigns ..4' the Malbeti ; fortunate in selling and sharing an 'immense neither of Ca. and any auniber of Shares, woe ireereiling teeter, stony De pill Prizes, particularly the two last !monist Pliers, the last' granted is noels lift' Mesolien ask DWI admitted itt mit V , ,lnnil. Prise,iiisil the hid Capital Prise ever drawn. age, /ram s to 117, fir the various kiosk of I.,fe hoserance, •.• Persons in the Cmintry may be supplied the same as whether Fir the whole life, or fir goy 'term - .4 years, or ow if precut, by sending ihric Oran! (root ue carriage-pail), Survivorship, .4 us soy Whir cioniegiacy reepestiolghte. acemopanied with kink cotes, plod hills, rash, or poet-Mice By Order of the Court of Direetivi. orders, to either of his Old Established I fifiets., ' JOHN PENNAM, Regietrar. No. 4, coltNtil LI., or ii, CHARING-cmos.:, LONDON. T — bis day is — pisblished. i — a Two . Yolunita, - Ortavo, p • in where in Mosinee@ in the Public Folds is transacted with boards to,. a New Edition, being the Sixth, of fidelity and diopateb.—Please to reins*, Hoe Mese is the only SERMONS to COL' N'llil CONCIALEGAs Lottery that will be drawn THIS YEAR TIONS. A NEW SCI11)4 ) 48 04 )K, • By the late Rev GEORGE HAGGITT, M.A. By J. CAREY, LL.D. titivate Teacher, Author of Rector of Steapharaseli, Namifielh. " Latin Pasilisly," kc. ke. Pointed for F and C. kisiegtors, No. 01. St. Pail's Ti... filly is rubliftled, by T. 6111,1, CCOWII.OOIII , t, Fleet- Church-pant Of sl,Jui mar lic had, by the same Author, street, and Sherwood, ieely, aid Juues, Paternoster-row, A F.IMILIAIt TltE.tTisE. oa the SACIIAMF.NT.— ' itACIA:AL KNGLISH PROSI)O t nod The Third Edition, price tat. or 5.. fur a dozen wale.. Y VERSIFICATION ; cositaiiing DeweiPtinna of the 7- different species of Eaglioh i'erse, with Exercises in Scan. ' ding nod Versification, partially acrouwandated is the vari - ous Capacities of luutb, at differrot Ape, and interspersed with Remit:Ls en Simons, Etyniolugy, and Pronuhciatiois. Pi ice, bound, 4A.---A KEY is added, and bound separate, prim 21. lid A 5,..'. I is now in the press, • is. POETIC II C.IDI NG MADE EASY'. Major Iknl,ow, Mr. Miinden ; Jastice Rentaiw, Mr. ‘Valdy ; Capt. Grerilk, Mr. lorledun ; (apt tt it un , Mt. ; Tipple, Mr Fawcett. Eliza Mite Ruhr*. Runes, 75.; Second Price, 311. u.: 51.11W11 Price, es....Gattery, Second Pike, t+.—Uppre Gallery, is The Duna will be opened at Ilaltpast Five. and ibe Play begin at llalf past Six. On Monday, King Richard the Third, with The Fortner. —Ott Tuesday, The Road to Reda, awl Peeping Tom— On Wednesday, Wild r oats, with Lark tad key.-4 In Thera. day, The Merchant of Venice, and The Portrait of ('n-v sates. ...On Friday, The Ituentia, with All the Irrwlira ■ Stag, LYCEL%M TH RATH E. ENDER THE srEcut. LICENSE OF THE LORD CHAMRERLAIN Granted for.the present Season to the joist application of all parties ptineipally interested. INIAJESTIES' SER% ANTS. &rai -1 ing the COSIPANY of the lata DRCRT-LANE THEATRE, will, THIS PRESENT SATYR DAY, Oct. 16139, rrfrom the Cuomsety of THE SOLUIPAUS DAVGIITF.It. Governor !Icarian, Mr. Deretom; Frank Hearten, Mr. Wrench (tying his'grat appermaire is that Ammeter); Mr. Maßtirt, Mr PIMA!: Malfort, Jen., Mr. *lnflated (being ha Lot appearance tit that citameter; Capt. Woottle.), Mr. Russell ; Ferret, Mr. Palmer; Timothy thrtint, Mr. knight (front the Theatre. York. being his first a.parterre in Los Thr H siliaw (Reetly, with an Elkin:se. Mr.. Meld tisr Tbcalse-lioyal, Dahlia, bring her tirst ap peal . e %." • 1....11•411••• UV) ; Mrs. Malfort, Mw. Royce ; Joh., Iltsa Luothrin After which, theSavee of Ft tit if VE'S FROLIC. Bolsi, Rmsth Lind, Mr. Knight (heist his fats appear. asce sat that eh.. acme ; truth, Mr. Marshall; Rattle, Mr. Palnor Margery, Mrs. Sparks; Uully , Mrls. Omer. On Motolit, the Pi. ) of The Stranger; to which wil' ire added, The three and the pence. This day is pablished, to Two Volatilise OVID prier, ü boards, iris. the second Editi on , rev i se d ;nil corrected, of UP:NI/AV...a coNNEC11:11 VIE‘V Of the PROPtiECIES relative to the Courrersiow, Restoration, Vaiti ~ sad Future Glory, stf the Mousse ref Judah mill Isobel . the Progress, end host Overthrow, of the Autichristian Coisfedevary, in the Land of Palestine; and the ultimate general Itittiousan oYChrsatiansty. By the Rev GEORGE ST.INI.EV FABER, 14.1). Its cum of itioltatirshall, to the County of Durham. Printed for F. C. and J. Riviagton No. di, St. Penn Chun Is.) aid ; sold also by .1. Rakha;d, No. 1 90, Piece .l iflye Of whom iss ay be had, 1 the savor Anther, a Third Edition, curvet led. of A DISSERTATI(IN on the Pit that hare hero fulfilled, are now felfil ing, or will hereafter hr fush dist, ruktme to the peel Nn toff id I Ai , . Yeara• ' th e Papal o 11.ihansasedan Apostacira ; Tyissinical Reign of A (hoist, or the lnAilel Purer; and the Itelditratket of the Jr..., lu Two loot, Vialmnes, low', in board., fr. Ilia day is publisbe.s, So Oetavo, la 11 . 1\1. VOilltiK4 elegantly printed, uo a flue wore Royal Paper, price, is hoards, Ten Gillllllll, I •E. \ run.m. BRITISH FIaHES, iorlodi.R grant:Cu and Cenci:a lima el the most interests's/ Spcs.tes, and nut extensity,. knits of auraratuly•fimsked CJinqrsal Plates, tsaeu entirely trout Original Drawings, partr.vel) the Specissiena, Su a retest Stale, and, for the moo •0, • holst By E. INiAt 'VAN, Autbatt " The Pastoral Hiatt/lain of Britueb Bank, bisects, slielts," Sm. Printed for the Antlaor, ..s.l far F. C. sod J. kit sugton. No. b:, St. Paul's Chines-yard; so:d also by J. 11a/cloud, No. 190, Piccadilly. •.• This Work, conflation/ of %sty Monthly Nanshers, includes One Hundred and To t nty Plate s of . wolli appropriate liewentitioss ; and may be cousolered as owe of au most splsadid ado) useful Pte.,licatipas nu the Na trial History of this Country, that ha s h i th er t o ;wen sift-red to the Public Aticatiuo. Subjects folio which the Dresttaits his•••• 11 • 111 blant 111 • 1 41114. tahris, were collected, pro gress eel'', with very eutuitierahlr trouble and escrows, said, by area: exertion, have is ill oiti. I, tor the must part, in a recent state. Ificreby afrordiatt the Artists env:eyed an opportunity of repre,entsag thane twitia of end 11111 . 13 4 1111161! hemp. iu their :rue colours, and (Inuits •ith the vivid hues of Isle. RfinlßL FRIDAY NEXT. RiCiIARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. nespertfolly rewind the Politic, that all purchases in *a pereem STATF. LfirTTERY must be made before FRIDAY NEXT, .. .. that Day the whole of the State Lottery will be Ilraw• n Treive Hum• Daly 5,0041 Nembea.—Fuur Ticket, of each Number. 4 4 of -."01. 1 tt of.. ... . 1 NMI. • of ihttetaL 1 he UI 5OOl. ate. Me Ike. 1 • . roar Tickets of One Number, by whit+ the .at Prise pf an.own4. Wily be rained—by Three ftnoinol n. 4 1, Two ao,onol. are now an Sale at the °Akira, Cornet of lank Corabill; and tam; the Gala of the King's liess,t_barin craw, by ItICHARDWN, GOODLUCK, aad CO. ROYAL EXCHANGE. EV; and SHARES, for the Pll%llllllg j, STAYS L.OTTERT, are selling by HAZARD, BURP X sail CO Stork- Welker., fut, Royal Exchange. The SCIWINIC, wisicb is on a New sail luopruirtd Plan, cost. Ailing 'Wooly , 'Canler*, su be drawn in ONE LAY, twatains _ _ . . Prizes of 4 4 ..... I,nool. Isof . ..... soul. With others in proportion ; and TOOT THREE SLANE* TO A PRIZE. N H. This Work may be puri haseil either Monthly, in Nustibtor., at 3.. ftl. each; ur Halt'-}earl, is Volumes, at al vs each hoards. Of the altUre-loristioneit fluukscllers may be bail, by the AWII6IW, J. The N4TVRAL HISTORY of BRITISH INSECTS; explaiuia!! thew ta doter ...vend States, wsh the Perioits of their TrAstsfueseeihste, their FIALA, Illieonovoy, &A:. The whole Mumted okth Coloured Flutes. l• 13 Tole. Royal Sri". prire, in hoae.ia, col pa Sid. .. The NATURAL HISTORY 14 BRITISH BIRDS, with Ci. own., Figures. 1..6 volt prier, al Munk, 91. THEi. NATURAL HISTORY of BRITISH SHELIA; with Colusred Figures. Is S woes price, is bused., 71. 17s 6/. The drawing will take t:ls;e sou the limit of THIS MONTH. Letters. Pwt•paid, duly autsweretl; the Schemes gratis. NEXT FRIDAY, THE WHOLE OF THE STATE LOTTERY WILL HE DRAWN. QWIFT and CO. respectfully request their Friends to observe, that all who tetrad to adreatore is the prternt STATE LOTTERY, must parrbase before FRIDAY NEXT, as, on that day, the whole Lottery will tor drawn. There are 04ity 3,04.10 Nut/them, and the Schema emblems t h e. &Rowena CAPITAL. PRIZES : 4 d 26,011. d. I 6 Of t o4loi. 4 of s,oo d. 1 4 tlt of Soul. • Of • goww.l. Besides ma ant. km. ALL TO BE DRAWN N TWELVE HOURS. Tickets east *Wants ere selling at Swift sad Cu.'s Offices, We. tt, Nudity , tv, Ciotti% cress; mad el, AlAgate High street. I PORTRAITS OF TH El R MAJESTIES, Poblithed by SOY DELL It CO. Nu. yo, Chr.pside. t IFI4()LE-LENGTII l'Ottrft IT of IllS 'MAJESTY, esaraved after a Pietism by Sir Beeehy, in Ilia 31ajesty's collection at Detkingbaui Hunan. Size to by 21 inches high. Price in block ....L. I 1 a.. Framed and lased .L. 2 IS 6 -- in Cu10ura.....2 2 o Ditto Alec. a PORTRAIT of IlElt SIAJESTY —Size sad Price al abaft. Hoak' in Theology. jest published by J. MAIL M 1N , No. 2.?, Ponitra : I.TiIE TEIIPLE rif nr, i h host Smith. tlf Reason, Philioupy, Virtue, ami Murals, analytically serener& Second Edition. In Uwe large %o lame, ova. es. boards it, the same Author, It. STUDIES ; Sacred r,si Plaihommide adapted to the Temple of Troth. Ilauitsionety primed, in Uue large Vo lume; rms. es. beards. 3 A BODY of THEOLOGY, prinripallv practical. In • Series of ',retorts, with a copious holes. By Rohm t Eelkores, A M. Owen. ' Thar* Lectures tattooer the most ninmentoos Question' iu Tbrotegy, rad the most important duties in 3turuls, wale. owl any mixture of sectarian doormat:mu, or I.:de-mica' as perky They ore 54 in atiodarr ; std while it is hilital that they m ill prove oitcrestang vml insinactive to the general med...., they will furnish th. Cii , gy.with, is course of Semmes fur the Your. In Two large Vo;oit,e„ seas im. By the seine A. lbw, 4. A BRIEF TRE.4TIsE on lIHATII, Pinhoophieolly, Morally, sad Practically eunsidered. Foolscap over. es. boards S. A MANUAL of PIETY, adapted to the wants and eskolated foe the linproveranit of all Seem of Chrimiaus; tiffanies' from the Huh Living and Dying ofJeremy Taylor ; with • Preface, Life of Author, and Additions. By . Robert Fellowm, A M. Oxon. rm. 7r Imonla. 6. SEUMONS eu VARIOUS SUBJECTS Re the Rev. lempli Townsend, Hector of Peasey, Wilts, and Anther of • A Journey throng'. Spain,' le b.,. Mm as. hoards. 7. Au ESSAY on the NATURE sad VoIMIiTARILITT of TRUTH, in oppositino to SOPHISTRY wad SCEPTI CISM. By James Beattie, lA.. U. ProfealOr of Mural Phi. lueophy and logic in the Martmlnd (.7olleze and University of Aberdeen. Seventh Edition, ay.. no hoods. a. SERMONS on a FUTURE S'A'YE, awl MUTUAL RECOGNITION of each other, and on other Sal/Jetta. By the Rev. IL Shepherd, Archdeacou of ue bar. ). Ry the smut Author, NOTES CRITIC 11 noel DISSERTATORY oat the GosrEi. and Epierifs of St. JOHN. Ia our volume U... It sa boards. IM &ELE('TIONS limn the WORKS of TAYLOR, HOOKER, MILTON, HALL, BARROW, and Lord BACON ; with an Analysis of the Adamantine t of Leani ine. By ltanil Montag /1, Esq. A NI. Second Edition, two vols. foolscap amt. ou supccllue wove paper, tor. 6d MiArds i . 011,SER VAT!' N S 'moo mime PASSAGES iu M•RIP TI'RIi, nbith the cue mita to Religion hare thought most ohouxions, amTattroded with difficulties out tube...mamma ed. By Jacob Bryant. Is owe nal. Mo. 19$ boards. I SERMONS on various Subjects Ile Samuel Stan hope Smith, Ill). Presideut of the College of New Jersey, Auierica, avo 7s. bd. beanie. 13. DISCOURSES, chiefly on Devotional Subjeets By the late Rm. Newsome Capp,. To which ate orelixed, Memoirs of his Lik, by Catharine Canoe. melt los. MI. lats. 14. SERMONS on l'ataima Subjects. By the Rev. J u b a Hewlett. r Vols. /tau 11 r. boards is. A SERMON preached on the late Fast Day, IVeitews. day, October $9, IDU3, at the Parish Church of !Tatou, Warwickshire. By Samuel Parr, I.L.D. The Second I:di ttos, with Corrections and Additions. ato. as. 64. sewed. By the same Author, T A SPITAI. SERAION, preached at Christ Church, upon Easter 'Tuesday, April IS, 1800; to which are added Notes. ate. 7a. bd. bused.. a. A LETTER Irons IRENOPOLIS to the INHARI TA NTS of ELEUTHERO POE'S ; ur ' A Serious Adders' to the Dissenters of Sinninirliasn. By a Member of the F:sta !dished Church. The Sexual Edition, price maid. sewed. 3. A DISCOURSE on EDUCATION, sod en the Plans perused in Charity fichmoN. Btu. Is. mired. iii. A SERMON on the TR.4NSLATMN of the SCRI P. TURES into ORIENTAL LANGUAGES, preached before the University of Cambridge, May to, Iso7. By the lice. Femora Wrnagham, M A. F R.S. of Trinity Colkge, Cam bridge. stn. a. 64. sewed. By the same Author, t. 4 DISSERTATION on the hest means of civilising the Subjects attic Britoil+ Lamont in India, A.c. metid. ate. word *. The RESTORATION of LEARNING iu the EAST; • Poem. 31. 4(0. sewed. Thirteen PRACTICAL SERMONS, knotted span Doildridge's Rise and Progress of Renew% in the 'Soul. To whirls are &queued, Nome is MIME, Ste. Second Edition, bs. ems beards. 4. The HOLT LAND; • Seaton Prise Poem, 1800. Is 04 eto sewed. POEMS contsitiiag the Restoration of the Jeas, a Seaton Prise Poem, (1no), and many Translations. ii. (.errs"' sew hoards. b. LESLIE'S SHORT sad EASY :IIETMOD with the A CARAT FALL ON IR LINP.N3. DEISTS, with his Supplerneotary Tract ow the Truth of r 1111 E. IRISI I LINEN COMPANY h ove this chmtia4,,, e awry rascd . 1., lid . erases era armed. 6 1.1 •14 • 41 " 1 • ettolideellh‘e t•tliai tHliell LINEN S 7. The AIWA NT AGES of DI FPI:NED KNOW LED G ; ot itieSPRI Me BLEACH, which are mu ch ch e ap er thou sa y a cb arity s e k e o sermon is MI. 410 mewed. triode they haveloil fur mem years; • great fall 164% ing taken a. This RAISING of JAI WS' DAUGHTER ; • Puma. place au Else is Ireland. The prices commence at mid. a- To which I. asanol, • Sheri Memoir, au. of the late Caro ard, and raw id. a sausbar, up to 75. per yard ;DO art irk' lint Symmont. as. 6d. crown sesed sld t - but •r•v"t Shut ham. and Sheetiniß sod rot less Iltea is HUMAN LAWS best ruploirteel by the Gospel ; • See s P". of U aid % at attOkalar laire• sod wu ahl•e' mum preached to the Cathedral Church of St. Peter, York, "Seat--each piece m warranted.* to hihne, and to be bleach- before the Hon. Sir Soulden Lawreme, Knt. one of the rd on the gnus, tad the moue ) n.twrarlb G w fault appears.— two.. of Air eon* at Cat's Beni*, March 6, tante aro cool' foe Pm* Of Ireland Notes ; Orders executed aa . 6d, s ew e d, pnactuality. I. O'BR I F.til, Agent to the Company. to. The GOSPEL beet promulgated he Natroa' Schools ; t ae NO. 4, Blwoniebory-einere, is oar natty Hoarse in Lon- • Sermon preached in the t:otheilial Clwreb of Si. Peter, deo, which it is neeessary to ishiserve, as some petty house, York, before the Hone Sir Also Chemise, Kat out of the are eadcavourtur to pen madam the credit of OUP name, and lustier, of the coon of King, Remit ; and the Don. Mr Imam examiled o with very inferior gooda,aartraVelJara isitead- Chore Wood, Kid. OOP of the Barnes of the Excilteleet, ma foe ca. nuot tat ,t 4 atb. as. 14. eirisaL MON LT MATTERS. • A GENTLEMAN, above thr common clam of aloory Lemkrs, who hat for mM7 yews carried ou hooloon SO pews] satafactata, Itao large Sums of Staley ready to advents on Annuity, at on Millo, or Netts of Hand, asy other &moray. Apply to Mr. Wal.h, 46, Upper Mary-la-hinme•Mreat, near ',chit:l44omi ,aad ■ card will be gives to his bargee, within a minutes walk.—Letten (paatimill I immediately simmered. --Ladies of Ammeter, single or married, may be &aconite., Agate& And persona who have lease rum. to lay mit, may spry tbam to gnat advantage ~ TILE teal JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN —Tbia inv4luabls Compoat•ion, with lalf lbr nasal labone, produces the moat brilliant jet black. CM beheld, OWb twridiaritourishrnent to the leather, will net veil the tiara linen, i•Terfreily free filar any unples. Saul dor% awl *ill retain its viatica in any climate. Sold, Wholesale, by Da) and Martin, at the Manufactory, No. 97, High liabers. Retail, be F. Day, No 7, Taiii.tuek-Street IY. Day, ati, Saallow• rime, ; Arta, No. t, Finch-lane; the peitielpal Illuotinakera, Perfaulecr, woe Clitoris is the Me. 'arils, nail MI every Teen threueinist lis IlbsitCd ILiagdons, 41 stone baths. rue la. id. each PAN° 14)ItT.E. with Additional K. ym and Pedal, to be ?MILD for Ta eats-titres ready misery; wads shoot a mond, since; coat Thirty•tbree peas is as good as new ; hi:Waged to a F icld Officer, who at gone ahroad To he *ern at No 5. Leicester-place, Leicester square, from Tra to Four o'clock This lastrilasent has the Pillar Lew, a new 'nil ettgant imps ureisteist.—l'ackiotease, sod every other charge, Tam Chines'. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. MON THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. PARIS. SEPT. 30. GENERAL STAFF. OF ?ME nit It OF TOR 9eTll SEPT. 1909. Agrresbly to His 3lsjestyis iutentkisw, and in purulence of the macro of his Excelleney, the Minister of War, the National Guard of Paris is to be relieved. (rum and after the Ist October, from gluing ally military duty iu this place.— The smeral posts in the capital shall them all be occupied by the troops of the line of this garrison of Paris. The Couiumoiling Gowns' in Pena avails himself of this opportunity to express to the National Guard the high GAM faction will. which be hot witnessed the pusertuality and seal displayed by all its members, io the executioo of the duty committed to them..—(.lbrarr a o r of c e teier l.) MADRID, sr.rll. 19. By a decree issued the lath inst. Ilia Royal 31a jesty has abolished all Orders, which at present exist is Spain. with the sole exception of the Royal Order of Spain. created by Ilia Majesty's decree of the tOih October of last year, and the Order of the Golden Fleece.--( .Hoe/rear If-Oen:bier 3.) ilauX ll . 111011AVIA), sire. 19. Ou the tOtli inst. the Emperor Napoleon arrived -4 ' . in our eity, el?E'Filighted at the hotel of the States; - *bete a depolidion ef the States of Attoraina rester-; • day waited on His Majesty. At 11 o'clock Is' Emperor proceeded to the field of battle of A Lister- EU, where he reviewed the third army. On the • return albs 3Ltjesty, the whole town as itlunsi- Dated. This morning the Emperor left . this place for Vienna. The negoeiations for peace are continued in Al. tenbiregh without interruption; bat all the reports incireulation, reiutive to the 'twins of peace, ars most certaluty without fouriderien.—(floya/ /sr. nerds'. Gazette of Iktober 7.1 Vivien, leer. t 6. .„ His Elcelleucy the Landiumenti propose, inimos„. , distelp to renew the Depreciatioes relative to do • • tereitories dependent en Switamiand, whistle lertin" fwen sequestered in Suabiii,' by the Kinggistipir, varia and VVirternburg. lo all the eastern cantoos of Swittsirland. prohibition to export powder, lead, and Misty simi. ler objects, into the Vorelberg and the Tyrol, has been renewed, on the recommendation of the Lan doorman, who has addressed circular letters eP this subject to the cantons of Zurich, Schafliaween, Turgovia. the (insane, &c. 'these circular letters that,, on is part of the Swiss frontiers, a clandestine traffic is earned on witk the itei4ithotts. ing countries, in warlike ailsosaition. which can nu longer be tolerated, without danger of amspre. wising the Helvetic neutrality. New •••••• ninon% have been accordingly publish. eel by many of the cantons. That of St., Gall de. • chores the offenders enemies to their coumr3, and orders that they shall he brought (*.fore the tribes sal of criminal justice of the canton, sad punished with the utmost rigour of the laws. The for Swiss regiments in the serviced France are completing; they will amount, in the whale, to 1. - ,..1i0n luau. The general statement of the canto nal contingents gore 15,946 ; hut the vicious mode of recruiting, cabin i, has besides been for some dose suspended, prevents this total from being reuderea complete. ' 'The last Diet recommended to the Isindamman to take proper measures to remove the obstacles which the tiVrolnient had met with from the regi ments, and their councils of administration. Souse cantons, lb 1114:11ffirt its armee relative to others, with re-tect to the levies of men prescribed to there, bits e also been required by the Diet, mu/ are, tin. day, by the comniatid of the Lanilimintair, to regu. hoe themselves in this parttcular, without delay...-. (dionitetir. Oct. 3.) TITTCARD• trlPl'. 26. Time process commenced at Lindaii, apsiost ,his insurgents of the Voralber;, still contioucs..— (Seale Paper.) FRANKFORT. OCT. 1. Letters from Vienna of the 4th September spite,. that the Emperor Napoleon, at the grand parade rsebich is held daily, had reviewed the troops of the several Princes of the League of the /throe, sod, t that lie had, oo the above day hunted in the park 41/ Sehoeribrono i „ , AII the accounts from Vienna agrem•O in representing the negociations as so far adv.ricedow that intelligence mis every moment expeeteil of the ill , signature of peace. The inters:hails,: of couriers between Schoenbrunn arid the Castle of Teti*, where the Emperor of Austria monitors to reside, was very active. There was also expected a courier from SI. Petersburg, whose dispatches, st was sup. posed, would have considerable iulluence no the tie. gociation. Au Officer of the French Staff, had, a short time before, set off fur that quarter. Tho Archduke Ferdinand is still in Bohemia, where lie is occupied iu placing the fortresses iii a state of defence. IBEIth E. SCPT. It is reported, that on the 1.501 some hundreds of Ilse Tyrolese and Voralberg insurgents had ad minced as far as Dalas. and carried off some wine and fruit from die inhabitants. Since the 13th, all the Tyrolese tit to bear inns hove been formed into battalions. The lery ea maser is also in mo tion; and it is said that Austrian agents have *gain strewn themselves in the Pusterthul. In the Voralherg, lirackuran Vote Solzberg, the chief of the insurgents, has taken pest, with 13U men, ou the Jochle, behind Hindelang. MAIL T - M1 sTrocciini.N. orr. 3. A letter from Aaibiargli states, that the company of the EugliA signal cutter, which was lately taken by the Danes near FlaJstrand, arris..4 in An'burgh ou the 9th of last month ; it consists of 3 lieutenants. I , midshipman, and 39 seaman. LOPINII4OSN. sarr. The Royal Di►ectors of the /luau' of Healthand quarantine have given public notice, that intent voice has bt►n received of the plague I , - ring •t at Sinirna„ e broken out at Smyrna, in thr province of Natolia. and that consequently that city is to be enosufireed as au tattled pi/ice. and all other towns to Toelevy as stuyv.iour. —,'Vorkkatne Gazette.)